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Q: Having Apache Access Folder Inside Home Directory I installed PHP (package php5 (Apache came automatically with it)) and the root folder for Apache is standard (/var/www/html).
The folders I want to link in there (or somehow let Apache access them, I don't care whether or not it's a link) are in my home directory. What is the best way (giving away the least permissions) to achieve this? I know that this is going off topic, but if there is a way to let Eclipse copy files before executing them, let me know to answer this question, because then my problem would cease to exist.
My problem isn't resolved by the accepted answer of this question. I still get a 403 Forbidden:
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You don't have permission to access /l on this server.
Apache/2.4.7 (Ubuntu) Server at localhost Port 80

(I named the link to the folder in my home directory l.)
I made sure that Apache follows symbolic links by creating a link inside /var/www/html to something else in /var/www/html and accessing the link in a browser.

A: I solved the problem by doing the following.
1) Allow other users to access the partition:
sudo chmod 751 /home

2) Allow Apache to access your www files (no need to be your entire home folder)
sudo chgrp www-data /home/[username]
sudo chgrp www-data /home/[username]/public_html/ -R

A: I figured it out: I changed the permissions of /home/ and /home/[username] to 755 and from there on all the folders to my link target folders also to 755. For some PHP applications it's necessary to set files in there to 755.


As one in five Australians have a disability, it's very important that filmmakers are aware of the need to make sure their films are as inclusive as possible with AD and CC made available, so this workshop is bound to be helpful to the film production industry.
Movie producer and distributor Pixar Studios has moved to solve the problem of blind people not being able to access its movies by creating an audio description app and the popular new children's fantasy-comedy movie Hotel Transylvania 2 was screened in Cairo with live Audio Description (AD), which is the first time this has been done in that region. However, these are just some of the solutions and it is important that accessibility is implemented from the production stage in order to maximise accessibility.
The seminar will be chaired by Michael Lockrey, former Chairman of the Australian Communication Exchange and a passionate advocate for correct captioning. As a Deaf individual with insight into the barriers to media, he developed an app called 'no more craptions'to help develop Google's auto-captions by making them correct and legible. The seminar is also being run by Alison Myers, AD Manager at The SubStation.
The event, to be held in Byron Bay on 18 August 2016 is free to attend but with limited spaces, so booking is essential. Get your tickets and more information.
You can find out more about audio description in the arts, covering museums and galleries, theatre and music, on the Media Access Australia website.


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Buffalo Technology previews gigabit wireless router
By John Cox
At the International Consumer Electronics Show, Buffalo Technology previewed a prototype of what will eventually be its first 802.11ac wireless router, estimating the data rate at 1.3Gbps (though actual throughput will be less).
Buffalo Technology's upcoming AirStation WZR-1750H.
During Buffalo's demonstrations, the AirStation WZR-1750H (with 11ac chips from Broadcom) was delivering throughput of about 450Mbps, which is the maximum data rate for today's single-radio 3x3 802.11n configurations with 40MHz channels (actual 11n throughput would be much less than that). Buffalo says the final product, due out in the latter half of 2012, will surpass that throughput mark.
The 11ac AirStation will incorporate a three-data-stream 11ac radio, which runs only in the 5GHz band and uses much wider channels than 11n radios. The IEEE is expected to finalize 802.11ac in 2013, but the Wi-Fi Alliance will begin certifying interoperability for these new products later this year, based on a near-final version of the standard. The router also will pack a second radio using 802.11n, also with three data streams but in the 2.4GHz band, for an additional 450Mbps data rate.
A combination of technologies, several of them building on features introduced in the 11n standard, account for the jump in the data rate. These include: multiple data streams (as found in 11n), wide 80MHz channels, a denser modulation scheme, and beam-forming, which in effect focuses the energy more precisely to a given client. 11ac will deliver and sustain higher data rates for a given distance compared to 11n, and beam-forming (which is only an option in 11n) should sustain signal quality as range increases.
Buffalo's 11ac radio will support three data streams, three transmit, and three receive antennas. The company also plans to release a client adapter—presumably a plug-in—for PCs and other devices. Buffalo didn't go into more detail. Both router and adapter will ship in the latter half of 2012. The company also plans to release an 11ac "media bridge," which will allow Ethernet devices such as PCs, TV sets, and media streaming devices to connect to an 11ac network via four Gigabit Ethernet ports.
Buffalo, headquartered in Japan but with U.S. offices in Austin, Texas, didn't release pricing information.
[John Cox covers wireless networking and mobile computing for Network World.]
This story, "Buffalo Technology previews gigabit wireless router" was originally published by Network World.


Calder Engineering have been successful in their recent bid for the DSRL Mechanical, Electrical, Control & Instrumentation (EC&I) Framework (Major). "We welcome the exciting and challenging projects that being part of the Mechanical & EC&I framework may bring. We have a highly skilled and customer focused team in place who are driven to deliver a high quality product that offers the client both value for money and excellent service", said Marena Calder, Director.


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Миха́йло Сидорович Козир в деяких документах Володи́мирович і Ко́зирєв (23 травня 1894, Нова Осота, Чигиринський повіт, Київська губернія, Російська імперія - 24 жовтня 1930, Тобольськ, РСФРР, ССРР) — український, російський, європейський і азійський (євразійський) революціонер, військовий і суспільний діяч, учасник Першої Світової війни, червоний партизан Алтаю, анархо-комуніст, учасник і один з керівників збройної боротьби за народовладдя на Алтаї в Сибіру, в т.ч. під гаслами "за радянську владу без комуністів".
Нащадок християн-степовиків Подніпров'я, козаків-українців і русинів Київщини з діда-прадіда, судячи за все його прадіди жили на Подніпров'ї ще в часи Хмельниччини. Один з керівників Народної Повстанської Армії Степової Алтаю, жертва репресій проти учасників громадянської війни на теренах Країни Рад у 1920х. Один з організаторів і керівників Західно-Сибірської селянської Червоної армії. Розстріляний в 1930 році в Тобольську.

Серед його співробітників і соратників по революційній, повстанській і збройній боротьбі такі відомі особи періоду революції і громадянської війни, учасники робоче-селянського, краснокозачого і краснопартизанського повстанського руху на Алтаї і в Сибіру 1920х як Григорій Рогов, Федір Колядо, Юхим Мамонтов (1889-1922), Гребнєв, Петро Дербер, Чеканов Ігнат Федорович (1888-1939), Хліборобов та інші.

Також варто зауважити, що рідне село Михайло Сидоровича, Нова Осота Чигиринського повіту Київської губернії дало щонайменше два повстанські отамани Холодного Яру 1920х рр., земляків, а можливо і далеких родичів Михайла Сидоровича - Гупала Дениса Мусійовича (1898-1923) і отамана Богдана, згаданого у всесвітньо-відомій книзі Юрія Горліса-Горського "Холодний Яр", присвяченої подіям громадянської війни 1920х рр. на Київській Русі-Україні.

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З селян-бідняків, житель села Сосновка Семипалатинського повіту. Учасник Першої світової війни, поручик. Будучи беспартійним, в першій половині 1918 року брав участь у встановленні радянської влади у Семипалатинському повіті. З літа 1919 року у партизанах: член Головного Штабу Селянської Червоної Армії Алтайської округи, організатор і командир 6-го об'єднаного, а потім 4-го Селянського полку, начальник Семипалатинської бойової ділянки, командир 4-го Селянського корпусу партизанської армії Є. М. Мамонтова. Мав брата Миколу, ад'ютанта начальника штаба армії.

В рядах партизанської армії Є. М. Мамонтова анархісти були в загонах зимінських (алейських) і каміньських партизан, а також у 4-му селянському корпусі М. В. Козиря. Політичні погляди самого Козиря були розпливчаті і являли собою дещо середнє між лівоесерівськими і анархістськими, але багато командирів і навіть комісари в його корпусі були анархістами.

Вже в кінці 1919 року командир 4-го селянського корпусу М.Козир, будучи в Семипалатинську, висунув гасло: «За Ради без комуністів! Хай живе вільна праця». Був відсторонений від командування. Він не підкорився, прибув з частиною свого корпусу в Усть-Каменогорськ і призвав селян до непокори ревкомам. Відбулись загальні збори гарнізону, на яких була прийнята антикомуністична резолюція: «Ми віддамо всі наші сили на створення справжньої робітничо-селянської Соціалістичної Радянської влади! Селянська армія твердо заявляє, що вона нікому не дозволить посягнути на свої права. Права самостійного устрою життя. Нам, селянам, не потрібно ніякої влади, нам потрібне народне право!».

Проти повсталих селян на боці Червоної Армії у складі ЧК воював відомий радянський письменник Павло Петрович Бажов.

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Рідний брат - викладач школи і інституту в Барнаулі, член горкома партії і секретар ЦК ВЛКСМ міста Барнаула в 1930х рр. Феодосій Сидорович Козир (1911-1938), репресований і розстріляний в 1938 році в Барнаулі, одруженого з Софією Алоїзівною Невірівською (27.11.1911 - 19.01.2004), правнучкою Ганни, рідної сестри генерала Єрмолова і Олексія Павлова, чиновника при Священному Синоді початку 19 сторіччя. Його брат з жінкою згадані в книзі відомого алтайського краєзнавця Василя Федоровича Гришаєва "Барнаульські педагоги - жертви політичних репресій" і його статті "Комарики-малярики" опублікованій в газеті "Вечірній Барнаул", 11 лютого 1995 року.

Інші брати і сестри - Костянтин, Тетяна, Надія, Микола, Тимофій, Сергій, Іван, Василь.

Жінка Тетяна Іванівна Горобець (1905-1995).

Дочка Зоя Михайлівна Козир (в шлюбі - Пшеничникова) (11.02.1924 - 21.11.2006).

Джерела

 http://sibirskaya-vandeya.blogspot.com/2008/07/1-2.html
 http://www.zaimka.ru/power/shishkin6.shtml
 https://web.archive.org/web/20080305185418/http://syndikalist.ru/igorju/archives/11
 http://d-v-sokolov.livejournal.com/102606.html
 http://reibert.info/forum/showthread.php?t=99368
 http://www.mgarsky-monastery.org/kolokol.php?id=1899
Альманах "Россия. ХХ век"
 Приказ по части хозяйственной г. Семипалатинск 16 декабря 1919 г. (О запрещении хищения дров, заготовленных при Временном правительстве, о заведении отчетности по довольствию и т. д.). г. Семипалатинск, 16 декабря 1919 г., 1 с. Подпись: Командир 4 Крестьянского Корпуса Козырь, Начальник Хозяйст. части корпуса А. Н. Морозов.
 https://topwar.ru/149448-krasnye-orly-altaja-partizany-rogova-protiv-kolchaka-i-bolshevikov.html

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The design of the home blends indoor and outdoor living spaces, with expansive decks, floor-to-ceiling windows, and an open plan. The main approach winds around the solid, metal-clad side of the home, revealing the opening of the front entry deck with a broad view across the pool to a tall boulder formation. The primary axis of the main house runs along a rock ledge, creating dramatic views out over the landscape. With three full sides of windows and sliding glass doors, the views in the great room proceed from southern (looking out over the rock ledge) to western (red rock boulder formations), and finally to the northern views of snow-capped mountains in the distance. The guest wing with an exercise room opens up to views of the boulder formations on one side and the mountains on the other.
The house was produced almost entirely in the Marmol Radziner Prefab factory. Precut steel beams and joists were welded together to create the floor and roof frames. Next, the precut columns were attached to the floor frame and the roof frame was then placed on top of the columns. Subsequently, structurally insulated panels (SIPs) that create the sub-floor and roof structures were installed. Once the steel frame was set, the interior wall framing, plumbing, and electrical and mechanical components were completed. Finally, the windows and doors, interior and exterior finishes, built-in casework, appliances, and fixtures were installed.
The modules were then shipped to the site on flatbed trucks and lifted on to the foundation with a crane. The modules were then bolted together and welded to the foundation to become a permanent structure. Finally, the home was connected to the site infrastructure, at pre-determined hook-up joints, and patched along the lines where the modules meet.
Hidden Valley uses sustainable materials and systems to minimize the environmental impact home, both in its creation and in its function. To reduce energy consumption, SIPS in the home's floor and ceilings provide superior insulation. Geothermal systems use the earth to heat and cool the home, while solar panels draw energy from the sun. Modular construction maximizes factory production, thereby minimizing construction waste due to precise cutting and the ability the reuse and recycle of excess materials.
Factory production also centralizes trades, which reduces vehicular emissions from travel to construction sites. This is particularly important for the remote location of Hidden Valley, where instead of having the construction staff drive to the home site every day, fifteen trucks delivered the completed home over two days. The home's recycled steel frame promises long-term endurance against natural elements, such as termites, and mold without requiring chemical treatments. The home employs other green materials, including FSC-certified wood, low VOC Green Seal paint, and Energy Star appliances.


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Turntables are a musical instrument in themselves, and mastering the Jockey profession is much the same as mastering guitar, piano, the harp or the bassoon. It takes a huge amount of dedication and daily practice. Experts say you need 10'000 hours of practice to get good at an artform, but being a DJ arguably takes more. Not only do you need to practice your technique, you have to spend hours searching for the tightest dubplates, the best b-sides and sharpest underground tracks. On top of that, you need to promote yourself well, gain a fanbase, create a network and perform. Then there's the tools of your trade, your equipment – what to buy, how to maintain, how to store etc.
We've compiled 101 valuable tips and tricks that will help you become an elite DJ. Consider this the DJ Kumup Sutra.:D If you have any extra tips that we might have forgotten, please leave them in the comments at the end. Note: Not all of these tips will blend together and some aren't applicable to certain genres and scenes. You don't want to turn up at your baby niece's birthday party and begin laying down some industrial hardtek.
There are so many conflicting opinions in DJing and mixing, you just have to be yourself. If it sounds good, that's all that matters.
21 – Adding Wordplay into Your Sets.
24 – Take an iconic or at least recognisable sample and use it. distort it. Play with it. Make it your own.
Well you've got to start mixing.
Or maybe you know your way around a crossfader. You're rocking the pubs and small clubs, but you want to take it up a notch. Define yourself as a performer – with elite DJ status.
The flagship weapon in every DJs arsenal. This should be the first technique you set out to learn, as almost every other trick relies on your ability to mesh two tracks together and still sound good.
Begin playing one track through your speakers. Play a second track only through your headphones.
Line up the second track alongside the first, so the beat of the second matches the first (hence the name).
Adjust the pitch and tempo of both tracks so that they run at the same BPM.
Continually realign the tracks to keep them synchronised.
Once two tracks are beat matched, you should be able to switch between the two smoothly, effectively mixing from one track to another. From here, you can do a shedload of various techniques to make both songs sound more interesting.
It's best to count beats from the beginning of a phrase (a phrase is a section of a song, usually either 4 or 8 bars (16 – 32 beats)). Aligning phrases of a song means your beat match will sound much smoother and more natural. If phrases are synced and one song drastically changes, it's likely the other song will do the same.
A fun tool when you're first starting out, the sync button automatically converts songs to the same bpm and synchronizes the beats. Avoid using this at all costs. You need to learn to beatmatch if you want to be a DJ. The sync button has come under fire from a lot of professional DJs as "cheating".
Also, if you learn to beatmatch by ear, then you'll be comfortable playing on any equipment. Vinyl, CDJ, Vinyl with DVS and Midi Controllers – it won't matter. A DJ always comes prepared.
One technological advancement that the DJ community is happy about – the rise of BPM counters. A BPM counter is a tool that comes within software and some turntables that counts the BPM of a track.
This allows you to organise your tracks by tempo, making it easier to find songs good to mix.
Whilst this tool is handy, it's best to learn to count the beats per minute, as this will come in handy when beatmatching.
It's worth noting that this is considered quite a drastic change in tempo, and there may be better ways to mix these two tracks.
Take a track at 120 bpm (track 1), and you want to mix it into a song at 126 bpm (track 2), the smoothest way to simply mix between these tempos is by slowly increasing the speed of track 1 to 123 bpm. Then slow down track 2 to 123 bpm, and begin the mix.
This one is pretty simple. Don't mix to a track with a tempo further than 5% from the original. Look for another track with a BPM within your 5% range. If you begin speeding up or slowing down a track beyond 5%, the change in pitch will not only become noticeable, but sound strange.
For example: Take a 120 BPM track, 5% of 120 is 6, so you can stretch to 126 BPM or 114 BPM. Again, you should meet these tracks in the middle.
As with everything, rules are made to be broken. If you experiment and find that some songs work when mixed beyond 5%, then by all means go for it.
An interesting trick. You can cleanly mix two songs if one is approximately double the tempo of the other. The beats will still synchronize. For example: Track 1 is a Drum & Bass song with a BPM of 180, Track 2 is a reggae song with a BPM of 90. Match the beats and these will mesh together.
This is a great trick for chilling out a crowd during a high tempo set. Give the crowd a break. Maybe let them sing along to a classic anthem before bringing them back up.
You can find the Key Lock feature in most modern DJ software these days. To put it simply, Key Lock keeps the pitch of a track consistent when the tempo is being altered. This enables you to mix between tempos of about 6% within each other without any effect to the pitch.
Whilst this does sound like the best thing since sliced bread, it does come at a cost. So much computer power is required to key lock a song, that it can cause a decrease in audio quality. The more you deviate from a song's original tempo, the more quality you lose.
Vocals highlight changes in speed and pitch because we are so used to hearing human voices, literally every day of our lives. We use changes in pitch and tempo to express emotion and subtleties in language.
Though this doesn't mean don't manipulate vocals. Having vocals played faster or slower can be used to great effect, and some DJs manipulate vocals in their samples to create a striking sound.
There are 101 ways to change genre or tempo in the middle of set, you just have to be creative to make it sound good. Setting a loop and rolling it to simulate a build up, then dropping into another track can sound great. You can use high and low pass filters, silence, samples. If your song is a remix of an original track, you can blend it during the sample into another remix, or the original track and go from there.
One of the classic ways to change genre or tempo is by cutting to something unexpected on a drop. This can go one of two ways depending on your crowd: they'll either love it or hate it. Imagine a trance song has been building for 4 minutes straight, it's at the very pinnacle of the melody. Everyone puts their hands up. The drop is right around the corner. And then you drop it into the saxophone solo of Gerry Rafferty's Baker Street.
When you're mixing, one of your principal tasks is to ensure that all tracks are the same volume (or at the volume you want them to be). This is important to remember, as not every track is recorded or produced at the same volume. You don't want to get caught off-guard by cutting to a different track and the volume dropping by 20%.
Pulling some of the master volume back can enhance the impact of certain parts of a song. This is especially useful in drops or big cuts between tracks. Some DJs use filters as the song peaks, lowering the volume to near silence, and then suddenly releasing the filter when the song drops.
Probably not such a good idea if you mix electro or trance, but for minimal and techno DJs, you can take those simple songs, and layer them on top of each other to create some really interesting mixes. Especially if the mix builds layers over time. If you have a 4 channel mixer, you might even want to get 4 turntables on the go at once. This takes a great deal of skill to perform at a high standard, but will always get a crowd going if done right.
Once you've mastered something like this, you'll rock the minimal world.
Why use a crossfader when you can stagger the blend from one track into another using your EQs? EQ mixing essentially means you reduce one EQ range on one track, whilst bringing in the same frequency range of another track. One by one, you replace the highs, mids and lows of a track, effectively mixing between songs.
For some complicated mixes, you may want to number your cue points prior to your set, and then use the hot cue feature of your setup to jump from one track to part of another and back again. Having hot cues already prepared means you can quickly create an entirely new mashup from two songs with much less effort.
A little preparation of hot cues can lead to some interesting results. Check out "Tone play".
Loops can be interesting and can carry a vibe throughout a set, or be the first red flag of a bad mix. Sparse use when highlighting a particular bar at the beginning or end of a track can add so much to a mix and gives you ample time to get the perfect mix down. You avoid an arbitrary outro and dive straight into the next track, maintaining the energy of your set.
On the other hand, a loop or especially a loop roll that lasts a little too long is distracting for the crowd and sounds sloppy. So practice your loops and use them well.
To make something stick in someones head, you have to repeat it. Some top DJs loop an interesting phrase from a song at the start of the mix and use it throughout the set. This is a great technique if you have a spare deck and channel to play with. Bring the phrase in and out throughout your set so that when the crowd goes home, there's only one thing they'll be able to think about, that loop and your great set you just layed out.
You can even take this loop, and roll it during a build up when you're about to drop into your big ending, Reminding people of the start of the set and just bringing it all together.
The loop roll, one of the most famous looping techniques, is when you loop a bar or a beat a number of times, and then double the speed (effectively halving the length), and then again up to 1/32th the original length.
Used well and in a creative manner, the loop roll is one of the first basic techniques digital DJs learn. Don't over due this trick as the crowd will eventually get tired of it and that is never a good thing.
The art of taking a small sample from one track, and utilising it in your mix. Many DJs and producers are famous for their use of samples across all genres. From hip-hop to hardtek, samples draw in new listeners to your genre of choice by providing them with something familiar as well as give you a chance to nod your head in the direction of your influences.
You allow your listeners to discover new music that interests you, and as your fan-base, will most likely interest them as well.
(it also features loop rolls and other effects, although it focuses on production rather than performance).
Not only does this add a unique edge to any track that you're mixing, and define you as an artist. Recording your own samples is a lot of fun. Use any music production software or even a simple sound editor like Audacity to record or manipulate your own samples.


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He worked as research officer for the Department of Population and Development at SP/CONAPO, Burkina Faso (2008 to 2009). In 2009, he joined CRUN to help establish the Nanoro HDSS. Karim Derra has good experience in electronic data collection and Event History Analysis of HDSS longitudinal data. He graduated from IFORD (Institut de Formation et de Recherche Démographiques) in Cameroon in 2008 with an MSc. in Demography. His main papers have been published in International Journal of Epidemiology, Global Health Action, Malaria Journal, Lancet and Plos One.
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Blogging is the only field where Traffic is welcomed. In fact the more the better is the main objective of a publisher when he plans to inaugurate a website. But why would readers choose to stay glued to your blog? What subject is yet untouched and not so talked about on the internet? Nothing at all.. But still one can hope, dream, wish and see all of it coming out to be true if one follows the proper syntax and semantics of Blogging. Following are the ways adopting which a Blogger would have no regret in his choice of Blogging.
WordPress is undoubtedly one of the best platforms offered for blogging. Apart from the benefits of making blogging easy as compared to DreamWeaver and HTML where a lot of focus is required on the coding purpose, WordPress is an open source blogging tool and it also attracts a lot of traffic on account of its higher page ranking probability compared to other blogging sites. It also has numerous themes which load the blogs faster than others and thereby attracting more users.
An extra added benefit of using WordPress is the plug-ins that it flourishes you with. These plug-ins are extremely useful when it comes to optimizing your site. The WordPress plug-in called Yoast can work like a magic for you. Also there is a premium SEOprocessor plug-in for even better results. It enhances your page ranking by giving amazing responses to particular keywords search in the Search Engines.
The major mistake committed by bloggers is that they absolutely neglect the "404 Error Page". The problem that occurs here is when a visitor encounters a 404 Page, he is tempted to close that window and move on with some other blog. Instead if the 404 Page is worked upon and a link to your own blog is included in that page, the visitor will click on the link and stick to your blog. This helps in preventing a huge amount of traffic diverting away from your blog.
Make sure the style of writing is lucid yet interesting at the same time. Give your readers a reason to read what you write. Update more often and make sure that the articles are innovative and useful. Fill up the stadium with enough audience on account of GOOD WRITING SKILLS. Also make sure that you include some images relevant to the topics as it would not only make the blog look attractive but would also help in gaining huge scores when it comes to SEO.
Google Analytics is another Application by Google which is a very usefool tool for the bloggers. Using Google Analytics, a blogger would know about the number of visitors visiting the blog each day, the status of his blog, the location of these visitors etc. Judging by the rise or fall of the status, one can schedule their blogging mannerisms and hunt for a way that proves best for the blog.
These days almost all the social networking sites offer you to add a SHARE button on to your blog. They provide you with a code which you need to include in the HTML code page of your blog and you are through. A visitor won't take the pain to read your blog and explicitly go and talk about your site on his Facebook or Twitter page. But having a button on the blog makes it way more convenient for the visitor to click it and let the world know about it if he likes it.
Here comes the killer task that judges your efficiency level in the field of marketing with blogging. You need to search for the keywords that are punched the most into the Search Engine and include those keywords into your blog. Mainly users go for those keywords that are suggested by Google. And if you add those keywords into your article, getting a gazillion of visitors daily becomes a cakewalk. You can also use the Google AdWords Keyword feature of Google to get the most popular keywords.
Be generous enough to comment on other blogs that are of the same niche as yours. But not blindfolded comments. If necessary read the blog but dont comment anything irrelevant to the content of the blog. Try to be the first one to comment as people are always tempted to check out the blogs of the first commentator. On account of this you not only get the regular visitors but also get the visitors of those blogs adding to the much needed traffic.
Guest Posting is a very good technique to make some professional contacts. If your blog is accepted by a popular website and is included there, you get a lot of appreciation and attract much more traffic towards your own blog there on. Hence always watch out for such popular sites who welcome new writers to write a column for them and be their guest. Make sure you are giving your best while going for Guest Posting, since as much as it enhances your chances to be one amongs't Who's Who through your quality writing, it can equally ruin your chances of even gaining one extra person on your blog due to poor writing skills.
Blogrolls work on the Symbiosis principle. People create blogrolls expecting a symbiotic reaction. You can add links to the sites that you have visited and which are similar to the niche that you follow and add those to your blogrolls. The sites are notified about your deed and sometimes in return even they end up including your site into their blogrolls. The advantage of this is that whenever a visitor visits that site, they might see the link of your blog on their blogroll and might find your blog interesting thereby ending up being your regular visitor.
These are the various Beeps and Honks loitering in the experiences of traffic gaining processes adapting which a blogger lingers in the blogging business for long giving a tough fight to its fellow competitors.
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The Kansas City Chiefs have signed cornerback Kennard Cox and waived linebacker Chad Kilgore.
Cox has seen action in 29 games in four NFL seasons with the Jacksonville Jaguars and Seattle Seahawks. He has 10 tackle, 0.5 sacks, two passes defensed and one fumble recovery.
Cox originally entered the NFL as a seventh-round draft selection (251st overall) of the Buffalo Bills in 2008, but was released before the season and added to the Green Bay Packers practice squad roster on Oct. 27, 2008.
He was claimed off the Packers practice squad by the Jaguars in December of 2008 where he spent two seasons on and off the club's active roster. In April of 2010, Cox joined the Seattle Seahawks where he primarily served on the club's practice squad until March 13, 2012. The Miami, Fla., native played collegiately at Pittsburgh where he appeared in 47 games, totaling 98 tackles and two interceptions.
Kilgore (6-1, 230) originally entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent with the Oakland Raiders last year. He spent the 2012 training camp with the Raiders before being released prior to the regular season. The Orrick, Mo., native played in 57 games at Northwest Missouri State, recording 392 tackles (165 solo), seven sacks, five interceptions, 12 passes defensed and three forced fumbles.


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Edward Joseph Gilbert CSsR (* 26. Dezember 1936 in Brooklyn) ist ein US-amerikanischer Geistlicher und Alterzbischof von Port of Spain.

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Edward Joseph Gilbert trat der Ordensgemeinschaft der Redemptoristen bei und empfing am 21. Juni 1964 die Priesterweihe.

Papst Johannes Paul II. ernannte ihn am 1. Juli 1994 zum Bischof von Roseau. Die Bischofsweihe spendete ihm der Erzbischof von Castries, Kelvin Felix, am 7. September desselben Jahres; Mitkonsekratoren waren Ronald Gerard Connors CSsR, Bischof von San Juan de la Maguana, und Eustaquio Pastor Cuquejo Verga CSsR, Militärbischof von Paraguay.

Am 21. März 2001 wurde er zum Erzbischof von Port of Spain ernannt und am 5. Mai desselben Jahres in das Amt eingeführt. Bald nach seiner Amtseinführung berief Erzbischof Gilbert eine Diözesansynode ein. Am 26. Dezember 2011 nahm Papst Benedikt XVI. seinen altersbedingten Rücktritt an.

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Beef Expo took place on the 23rd - 24th May at the showground. It's mainly a tradeshow for businesses with most of the Cattle Society stands showing off their finest cattle and the latest trade equipment and support organisations represented.
On the first day of the show there were organised farm tours. We had some great friends staying at the house and we went to the show together. They thought that both of the tours were they good and different. After the tour there was a Native Cattle show. I am very pleased to say that a lovely Longhorn heifer weighing 598Kg from Mr & Mrs G Woollatt won the Native Heifer section and went on to win the overall Native champion. The reserve Native champion was the second place heifer from Mr Michael Read with his Lincoln Red called Hemingby Treasure coming in at 574Kg. The first place steer cam from RH & SM Grace with a great Lincoln Red called Blisland Bruiser.
The second day was a much bigger occasion consisting of 14 classes. There was a lot of great looking cattle. I also saw cattle from Canada. Wow!!!
3.1. Heifer by a registered Limousin sire Mr D Hughes coming in at 491Kg. This lovely heifer became Champion Continental Heifer. Well done.
3.2. Heifer by a registered Limousin sire from Messes JEL and LS Morgan weighing 518Kg.
3.3. Heifer by a registered Limousin sire from Mr A.D. Bishop's Red Hot Honey coming in at 728Kg.
4.1. Heifer by a registered British Blue sire was won by a heifer weighing 463Kg from Messrs P&S Sellers.
4.2. Heifer by a registered British Blue sire was won by T A & C L Lyon & son with a stunning 538Kg heifer.
5. Heifer by a registered Charolais sire was won by Mr J MacGregor with a 494Kg heifer.
6. Heifer by any other Continental sure was won by a big 642Kg heifer from Mr A D Bishop.
7.1. Steer by a registered Limousin sire was won by a 514Kg steer from Messrs P & S Sellers.
7.2. Steer by a registered Limousin sire was won from J Hyslops 654Kg steer.
8. Steer by a registered British Blue sire was won by T A & C L Lyon and Sons who also won class 4.2.
9. Steer by a registered Charolais sire was won by Mr W Owen with a big strong steer weighing at 514Kg.
11.1. Baby heifer up to and including 425Kg. This was won by the Baby beef championship from a smaller Limousin heifer weighing in at 299Kg from T Jones. Well Done!!
11.2. Baby heifer up to and including 425Kg. This was won by a heifer from Mr R Fountaines weighing in at 379Kg.
11.3. Baby heifer up to and including 425Kg. M M & C Alford's British Blue heifer at 406Kg.
12. This was the last class. Baby steer up to and including 425Kg. This was won by the overall champion of all the classes at the show. The cow was bred from T A & C L Lyon & Sons third win of the day. The Limousin weighed 345Kg.


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From stem cell transplant recipient to transplant nurse, Khadijah's life has come full circle.
Khadijah Jackson has transformed into a superhero! No, she doesn't wear the iconic superhero costume and cape. Instead, she dons scrubs and a stethoscope. From stem cell transplant recipient to transplant nurse, Khadijah's life has come full circle.
This sickle cell warrior roller-skated into our hearts when she was profiled in BMT InfoNet's 2008 Celebrating a Second Chance at Life Calendar. Khadijah was just 13 years old, four years after her transplant. Her big smile and enthusiasm for school, dance, and her friends charmed us from the start. At the time she was a budding journalist, conducting the morning announcements at her school and dazzling her teachers with her favorite school activity, class presentations. It was easy to see that this young woman was empowered and fearless in her pursuit of a big future.
Khadijah still reflects on her transplant experience, which shaped her adolescence. She will never forget completely losing her appetite during treatment or the cruelty of her classmates when she lost her hair and her skin darkened. But she now says that "none of that really mattered because what child would understand how hard of a battle I was fighting?".
She fondly recalls the love and support from her parents which carried her through transplant. Her parents "cried and laughed with me every step of the way", says Khadijah. Khadijah's not the only one with memories of this time, her older brother was her donor, and she says with a wink, "he never lets me forget he saved my life."
Her current life, as a transplant nurse in Atlanta, was inspired by the nurses who cared for her through her transplant and scary complications. "I had many nurses who were so caring and took some of those fears away. I told myself that if I make it out of this, I want to provide the same comfort for other patients," says Khadijah. She recalls dreaming of being a nurse working alongside her hematologist as part of a medical team. Even as a precocious teenager, she was keenly aware of the vital role nurses play in patient care. True to her aspirations, she completed her masters in nursing this past summer. Today, 18 years later, she is paying it forward by caring for transplant patients with the same compassion, respect, and expertise which were so instrumental in her own recovery.
Outside of the hospital, Khadijah is a wine enthusiast, hosting a blog on YouTube entitled The Wine Aesthetic. From sipping bold reds to comparing celebrity wines and even competing in hilarious wine games, her blog is informative and very entertaining. Khadijah continues to learn one glass at a time, and she is taking classes towards a certification in wine education. Raise your glass high and toast to this amazing woman!


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Numbers And Types Of Animals
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Numbers and types of animals used in procedures regulated under ASPA at the University of Southampton
The University of Southampton openly shares the numbers of animals used in procedures under the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986 (ASPA) as part of its commitment to the Concordat on Openness on Animal Research in the UK.
The AWERB considers it important that steps are taken to ensure that animals experience minimal pain and suffering during any experimental process.
The table below shows the reported numbers and rounded percentages of animals used at the University of Southampton under ASPA for the previous four calendar years.
Mice 18,383 (95.7%) 18,120 (96.8%) 20,340 (98.5%) 19,787 (97.4%) 14,719 (98.6%)
Rats 6 (<0.1%) 43 (0.2%) 104 (0.5%) 86 (0.4%) 37 (0.2%)
Fish 524 (2.7%) 312 (1.7%) 25 (0.1%) None (0%) None (0%)
Rabbits None (0%) 1 (<0.1%) None (0%) None (0%) None (0%)
Chicken Embryos 285 (1.5%) 251 (1.3%) 173 (0.8%) 445 (2.2%) 168 (1.1%)
Sheep 12 (<0.1%) None (0%) None (0%) None (0%) None (0%)
Total 19,210 18,727 20,642 20,318 14,924
Mice Rats Mice Rats
Sub-Threshold 6,783 (34%) 0 (0%) 6160 (42%) 0 (0%)
Mild 9,642 (49%) 5 (6%) 5250 (36%) 3 (8%)
Moderate 3,124 (16%) 42 (49%) 3157 (21%) 0 (0%)
Severe 82 (<1%) 0 (0%) 106 (1%) 0 (0%)
Non-Recovery 158 (<1%) 39 (45%) 46 (<1%) 34 (92%)
Total 19,789 86 14,719 37


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Published on October 9, 2011 at 10:21 pm
By Austin Laymance
The young Longhorns cornerbacks were abused by the Oklahoma receivers on Saturday, allowing 367 passing yards — 305 in the first half — and three touchdowns. The Sooners veteran wideouts took a relatively inexperienced unit to school at the Cotton Bowl as OU quarterback Landry Jones was at his surgical best. The Longhorns knew what to expect — a heavy dose of Ryan Broyles — but still couldn't stop it. Broyles finished with nine catches for 122 yards and a score and found holes in the secondary with ease. Texas looked confused at times, and the Sooners seemed to have an open receiver on every play. The Longhorns will have to shore up their pass defense quickly with Oklahoma State's high-powered attack rolling into Austin this Saturday. If things stay the same, it could be another rough afternoon for Texas.
Texas allowed a season-high eight sacks against the Sooners and were manhandled up front. The Longhorns failed to pick up the Oklahoma blitz, leaving defenders free to wreak havoc in the backfield. And it wasn't just one side, it was the entire line — five different Sooners recorded a sack.
The offensive line was unable to hold up the OU pass rush, which prevented the trick plays from developing. The Longhorns said they needed to block for at least eight seconds to set up Bryan Harsin's gadget plays. That simply didn't happen. Texas will need to improve its protection against the blitz, or they will see a steady diet of it for the foreseeable future.
The Longhorns tackled poorly from the start on Saturday as Oklahoma ball carriers bounced off one defender after the next. The disappointing thing for the coaching staff, though, is that it's been a recurring problem. The first man to the ball rarely made the tackle, and the Longhorns often whiffed on attempts. While the secondary missed the most tackles, the entire defense had trouble getting the Sooners to the ground. Defensive coordinator Manny Diaz said part of the issue rests on who Texas was tackling. This week, they'll face OSU receiver Justin Blackmon, a physical presence who racks up yards after the catch. If the Longhorns don't improve their tackling, Blackmon could have a field day.
While the sophomore quarterback burst onto the scene in crunch time against Brigham Young, McCoy came back down to earth against Oklahoma. McCoy was just nine of 16 for 116 yards. He held on to the ball too long and was dropped for three sacks, one of which caused a fumble. McCoy had been able to dance out of trouble against Iowa State and UCLA, but the Sooners pass rush wouldn't let him out of their sights. He also struggled to get the ball downfield. McCoy took the first snap for the third straight game, but it could have been his last.
Harsin's play calling was solid through the first four games, but the Longhorns couldn't find the magic against the Sooners. Oklahoma was clearly prepared for Texas and its gadget plays and wasn't fooled by anything. Harsin made a name for himself with the Statue of Liberty play in the 2007 Fiesta Bowl, when his Boise State squad shocked the Sooners. However, OU got the last laugh on Saturday. The Sooners blew up the slow developing trick plays with good pressure up front, and the Longhorns were never able to catch the defense off guard. Harsin will have a new package for the Oklahoma State game but will need to get decent protection for his tricks to pan out.
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China's huge economy is cooling just as trade tensions with the United States are heating up.
That was slightly lower than the previous quarter and is China's slowest rate of quarterly growth in almost two years.
The official figures released Monday suggest China is still on track to meet the government's 2018 target of about 6.5%, although the intensifying trade clash with the United States means the rate of growth is likely to continue to slow this year.
Earlier this month, the Trump administration and China imposed tariffs of 25% on $34 billion of each other's exports. US tariffs on an additional $16 billion of Chinese goods are coming soon.
The impact of tariffs on China's economy is likely to be felt in the second half of this year.
Tensions surrounding trade have also taken their toll on China's stock market, which has been one of the world's worst performers this year.
The prospect of greater tariffs in future is "already dampening business confidence and delaying investment," said Louis Kuijs, head of Asia economics at research firm Oxford Economics.
The Chinese government's push to rein in the huge levels of debt in the country, which have risen sharply since the global financial crisis a decade ago, have also contributed to the slowdown.
President Xi Jinping and other top officials have talked about reducing risks in China's financial system, which is often referred to as "deleveraging." They have also tried to crack down on China's huge shadow banking sector in which murky forms of lending are kept off banks' official balance sheets.
Julian Evans-Pritchard, senior China economist at research firm Capital Economics, pointed out that production at Chinese factories, retail spending and infrastructure spending all disappointed in the most recent quarter.
"Headline official indicators are now in broad agreement that the economy is losing momentum," he said.
The Chinese economy performed strongly last year, growing 6.9%, according to government figures.
Correction: An earlier version of this article gave the incorrect year for China's growth target of 6.5%.


One of the most striking features within the showroom is the current storefront which has been recently updated. There are 12,000 stainless wires covering the length of the front window (creaming a wonderful spectacle) which is the very same number of strings that are used to make a Steinway piano. There are areas of the showroom where the floor and the walls are made from the same woods that are used in the production of Steinway pianos; beech, bubinga, walnut, maple, and mahogany. The result of this shop come showroom is stunning, and if ever visiting Tokyo, is surely worth a visit.
You don't have to go to Tokyo to get a Steinway at home!
If you have always fantasised about having your very own Steinway, but can't afford the hefty price tag that they come with, you should consider a Kawai piano. As a company, Kawai work in conjunction with Steinway, making some parts for them and helping them in the production process of their pianos. In any Kawai piano you will be faced with a sound of outstanding quality. When it comes to digital pianos and electric pianos, Kawai have certainly cornered the market, making (arguably) the best, most affordable electronic pianos available. You can have your very own Kawai digital piano at home for under £500 and with a selection of piano sounds, it is certainly a deal worth looking at! If you can stretch your budget then have a look at the Kawai KDP90 which has previously been described as the King of digital pianos and looks like a substantial piece of furniture which is sure to compliment any home setting!


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Samsung's Galaxy S8 arrives at a critical time for smartphones
The most important blockbuster phone for 2017 is the S8, and it so far has not disappointed smartphone fans.Bloomberg | April 18, 2017, 17:21 IST
The consumer device market, which is dominated by smartphones, is at an inflection point. Over the past few years, there's been a lack of innovation. The smartphone hasn't been turned on its head since the first iPhone in 2007 or even the Palm Pre (remember that thing?) in 2009.
Sure, Samsung moved the needle for mobile productivity with bigger screens. Google took smartphones to every corner of the earth with Android. But we've been stuck with more or less the same old smartphone style for years.
This needs to change-and change soon. Even products designed to be the next category after the smartphone have either flopped or not yet taken off. Google Glass was too flimsy, the Apple Watch is yet to go mainstream, VR headsets are still too big and expensive and more stylish AR glasses are still years away. So the smartphone will remain dominant for the foreseeable future.
For 2017, the first big player to show its cards is Samsung. The South Korea-based tech giant is releasing the Galaxy S8 on April 21. My first impression is that this is an awesome phone. And I think some of the S8's new features-slimmer bezels alongside a taller display, for example-will end up starting a new trend in the industry.
We'll see a new iPhone this fall to mark the 10th anniversary of the iconic device, and we'll see Android creator Andy Rubin's startup Essential also launch a new phone-one that we've reported will combine no bezels and ceramic to create a cool new look.
Until those launch, the most important blockbuster phone for 2017 is the S8, and it so far has not disappointed smartphone fans. On my new series today, at 12:30 p.m. PT/3:30 p.m. ET, I'll reveal more. I'll also answer your questions live on Facebook and Twitter, or you can send me your questions ahead of time. Hope to see you there.
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Palma.—The Balearic authorities have recently been given the green light to demolish the building should it wish after its listed building grading was overturned.
But, in the meantime, while the building's future hangs in the balance, it has become a magnate for petty criminals, thieves looking for copper and other potentially valuable materials, drug addicts, the homeless and vandals again.
During the day, the Local Police are responsible for security of the site while a private security company takes over at night.
Nevertheless, despite efforts last year to block all the main entrances and erect a ring of steel around the building, people are managing to find a way back into the property and this is only going to fuel the argument for demolishing the building which many claim will clash with the new convention centre and luxury hotel next door once completed.
Police were informed at 7pm on Tuesday evening that three teenagers had apparently smashed their way into the building through a window - although that has yet to be confirmed.
Nevertheless, the three lads were escorted off the premises and taken to the Local Police station while a juvenile magistrate was contacted. One of the teenagers was sporting a rucksack, but police found no stolen goods or items inside and eventually, the parents were informed, as is normal practice.
Police sources said yesterday that over the past five months, the building has been stormed on various occasions by organised gangs of copper thieves and that it has also become a popular spot for drug addicts and dealers.
And, after having all been initially cleared out just over a year ago, scores of homeless and socially marginalised people have crept back into the building which, the police claim, is only adding to the high level of crimes and vandalism being committed inside.
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Design Solution: Add white boards (or chalk boards) in the center of the room for impromptu pow-wows and brainstorming sessions. Make the room adaptable for any event by outfitting the nucleus with mobile furniture (tables and chairs with wheels).


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This is a bit of a taboo subject and don't worry I'm not about to tell you how evil phones and screen-time is, I frickin' LOVE my phone and the internet...I am also no great business genius and I'm not qualified in any way to give you any kind of advice. BUT, over the last week I have come to a great realisation, that as a writer/blogger I obviously have to tell you about.
You see, if like me, you have turned your hobby/passions into your business then it can be VERY hard to switch off from this alone. My greatest loves are painting and writing, so I run this blog, I'm writing my third book and I paint for a living. Whether it's 'ready to purchase' canvases or it's commissions. When I'm writing I am now actively contributing to my business, the same as when I'm painting. But I also have to market these things and I unfortunately feel like now that when I am on social media, in facegroup groups, on instagram, youtube etc.it is also a great way of actively contributing to my business, so my phone use is justified as 'work'.
As a workaholic and with a mind that's always in overdrive, especially when it comes to business, I sometimes find myself in a whirlwind of 800 projects I want to finish that day/week. I love to be constantly doing things. But unfortunately when that's staring at a computer screen or a phone screen, it hurts my mind. I feel foggy, I feel overwhelmed and last week I knew I just had to stop something for my own sanity.
On Saturday I went to the Crystal Castle in Byron Bay and there was no phone reception. We were there for a good five hours and I didn't check my phone until that evening. It was absolutely magical. On Sunday we went to Belongil Beach at Byron Bay where I sunbathed, played for hours in the ocean with the kids, jumping waves and swimming around. When we were driving home to Brisbane, I felt the most clear headed and happy I had in a very long time and I realised, I hadn't been on my phone all weekend.
So despite my lack of phone use and social media engagement. I still woke up to a painting sale on Monday morning and I had a few days of work already booked in. My business didn't fall apart because I hadn't been on social media, which is what I guess I was always afraid of.
So as the week went on I decided to cut down my phone use in the morning. I started to only check it for ten minutes and then put it down until the kids had gone to School and I started work. It was amazing the things I got done in that time and I was in such a better headspace by the time I was in my working hours.
I guess what I'm trying to say is, just because you're not constantly recording a lot of the 'work' things you do, or you don't engage in social media for a large part of the day, it does not mean your business will suffer.
By taking time out to be quiet, to process things, the better ideas you'll come up with, the more energised you'll be and the more creative you'll be when you come back.
Here's some photos of our awesome trip to Byron that will hopefully get you in the mood for a bit of peace and quiet and a have a lovely Zenified week, with no crazy phone use.


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Park Min-woo Profile: Drama List, Movies, TV Shows, Plastic Surgery, Military, and Accident
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Park Min-woo, the Handsome Korean Actor
Debuting officially in Flower Boy Ramyun Shop, Park Min-woo is mostly known as the supporting roles of television series. Not only dramas, Park Min-woo also appeared as the regular cast of variety show Roommate along with other popular stars such as Girls' Generation's Sunny, After School's Nana, and actor Seo Kang-joon.
In this article, Channel-Korea will explain all about Park Min-woo which includes his full profile, his age, height, and weight, the list of his television dramas, movies, and television shows, his plastic surgery, his drama with Suzy, his military service, his accident, and his Instagram feed. So, stay tuned!
Full Profile of Park Min-woo
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Birth Name: Park Min Woo
Date of Birth: Daejeon, South Korea, March 22, 1988
Nationality: South Korean
Blood Type: B
Chinese Astrology: Dragon
Education: Kookmin University, with a major in Department of Theater and Film
Talent Agency: King Kong Entertainment
Instagram: @1m1actor
Park Min-woo's Age, Height, and Weight
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As has been explained in her personal profile earlier, Park Min-woo was born in 1988. According to the Korean Age System, in 2018 Park Min-woo's age is 31 years old while according to the International Age System, Park Min-woo is 30 years old. Besides Park Min-woo, there are other Korean female and male celebrities who were born in 1988 as well, such as Super Junior's Kyuhyun, Lee Yeon-hee, Park Se-young, solo female singer J-Min, KARA's Park Gyuri and Han Seung-yeon, former After School's member UEE, Big Bang's G-Dragon and Taeyang, T-ara's Eunjung, Wonder Girls' Yubin, 2PM's Junsu, Nichkhun, and Taecyeon, former member MBLAQ's Lee Joon, Park Na-rae, and Yang Ji-won. On the other hand, Park Min-woo is considered to have a tall body as his height is 188 cm, whereas his weight is unknown.
List of Park Min-woo's Dramas, Movies, and TV Shows
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Despite having not won any award, Park Min-woo's acting skill cannot be underestimated as he has starred several dramas, such as I Need a Fairy, Love Detective Sherlock K, and Come Back Mister. His handsome face also appeared on the music videos of ballad singers Kim Yoon-ah and K.Will. Here you may check the list of Park Min-woo's drama, films, and music videos below!
2010 – Music video of Kim Yoon-ah's Going Home
2011 – MBC My Princess (as Guest Role)
2011 – tvN Flower Boy Ramen Shop (Supporting Role as Kim Ba-wool )
2012 – KBS2 I Need a Fairy (Supporting Role as Cha Kook-min)
2012 – OnStyle Style Log
2013 – tvN Play Guide (Main Role as Park Min-woo, General Manager of Love Agent)
2013 – OCN The Virus (Supporting Role as Bong Sun-dong)
2013 – MBC Scandal: A Shocking and Wrongful Incident (Supporting Role as Poon-gi / Batman)
2014 – jTBC Can We Fall in Love, Again? (Supporting Role as Choi Yoon-seok)
2014 – tvN Flower Grandpa Investigation Unit (Guest Role as the young version of Han Won-bin)
2014 – SBS Modern Farmer (Supporting Role as Kang Hyeok)
2014 – Music video of K.Will's Day 1
2014-2015 – SBS Roommate (as Cast member)
2015 – Romance Blue (Main Role as Min-woo)
2015 – KBS1 and Naver TV Cast Love Detective Sherlock K (Main Role as Do Min-woo)
2016 – SBS Come Back Mister (Supporting Role as Yoo Hyuk)
2016 – MBC Happy Home (Supporting Role as Lee Kang-min)
2016 – Mood of the Day (Supporting Role as Kang Jin-chul)
2017 – Will This Love Be Reached (as Main Role)
Did Park Min-woo Undergo Plastic Surgery?
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Unfortunately, we cannot find any past pictures of Park Min-woo nor any news related to his plastic surgery. However, as both South Korea's commoners and celebrities alike are known to do the procedure soon after they hit puberty, there is indeed a possibility of Park Min-woo having done plastic surgery.
Park Min-woo and Suzy's Drama
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In 2012, Park Min-woo and Suzy appeared in the same drama I Need a Fairy as Suzy became the cameo of the series. She shoots a scene with Park Min-woo for the 26th episode, acting as an aspiring actress in front of Gook-min (acted by Park Min-woo) and his father, Cha Se-joo (acted by Cha In-pyo). In the previous scene photo above, Park Min-woo was seen catching Suzy who collapsed in his embrace, as well as giving him a peck on the cheek. The drama crew state that despite the awkwardness between the actor and actress, Park Min-woo and Suzy were able to show excellent teamwork while shooting their scenes.
Park Min-woo's Military Service and Accident News
In September 2016, media outlets reported that Park Min-woo will enlist to the South Korean military on September 29th. According to his talent agency, the actor will fulfill his duty to the country after completing basic training for four weeks at Nonsan training camp. Due to health reasons, Park Min-woo will serve as a public interest service personnel and finish the service in 2018.
In April 2018, Park Min-woo was reported to be involved in a motorcycle accident. King Kong Entertainment as his talent agency confirmed the news by stating that the unfortunate event took place near the Donghodaegyo Bridge on March 15th which caused a head injury. In addition, Park Min-woo has undergone major surgery and was put in the intensive care unit. Wishing a fast recovery for Park Min-woo!
Park Min-woo's Instagram Feed
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Although not updating his Instagram account regularly, Park Min-woo still keeps his fans informed about his current activities. Until this article being written, Park Min-woo has posted 75 posts, follows 84 accounts, and has 445,000 followers on his account (@1m1actor). Here are the top 10 of Park Min-woo's Instagram Feed that you must see!
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In the first post which was uploaded on December 31, 2017, Park Min-woo took a hoodie selfie under the ray of the sun. On the caption, Park Min-woo wrote, 'See you. 2017'.
In the second post which was uploaded on December 15, 2017, Park Min-woo shared another hoodie selfie while pouting, showing off his clear skin. On the caption, Park Min-woo wrote an ambiguous message, 'I can't'.
In the third post which was uploaded on November 11, 2017, Park Min-woo shared a picture of kids who were playing at a playground. On the caption, Park Min-woo wrote, 'The youth's dream'.
In the fourth post which was uploaded on August 12, 2016, Park Minwoo took a picture with the little girls who were also his co-stars. On the caption, Park Min-woo wrote, 'With Na-yoon and Sa-rang'.
In the fifth post which was uploaded on May 1, 2016, Park Min-woo looks chic with sunglasses covering his eyes, as well as the denim top draped on his body. On the caption, Park Min-woo wrote, '#glowloudey #grey'.
In the sixth post which was uploaded on October 21, 2015, Park Min-woo shared a behind the scene of his drama with Apink's Yoon Bomi. On the caption, Park Min-woo wrote, 'Detective K #Bomi'.
In the seventh post which was uploaded on October 18, 2015, Park Min-woo took a picture in front of a landmark. On the caption, Park Min-woo wrote, 'rabbit'.
In the eighth post which was uploaded on October 10, 2015, Park Min-woo took a car selfie while wearing a thick-rimmed sunglasses. On the caption, Park Min-woo wrote, 'My sunglasses'.
In the ninth post which was uploaded on April 28, 2015, Park Min-woo shared a behind the scene photo of his drama Romance Blue, wearing the suits. On the caption, Park Min-woo wrote, #RomanceBlue'.
Finally, in the last post which was uploaded on January 9, 2015, Park Min-woo took a selfie while wearing all-black attire. On the caption, Park Min-woo wrote, 'In the restroom'.
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The Kentucky Rifle
The Kentucky rifle was a distinctly American gun, and in fact it is sometimes called the American rifle, especially by Europeans. Because it was developed in Pennsylvania by the German and Swiss colonists who settled there in some numbers after 1710, it has also frequently been called the Pennsylvania rifle. It received the name of Kentucky rifle, by which it is most commonly known today, because it was a very popular arm with the men who explored and settled the area that later became the states of Kentucky and Tennessee.
The Pennsylvania colonists who developed this rifle came from a part of Europe where rifles were a common weapon for hunters and gamekeepers. They brought this gun with them. It was a short rifle with a large bore and usually a patch box in the stock with sliding wooden lid. In this they kept the greased patches to be wrapped around the ball in loading, thus obtaining the tight fit necessary to take the rifling.
The conditions of the New World dictated changes in this design. The barrel was lengthened for better accuracy at long ranges. The caliber was reduced to conserve both lead and powder which were frequently in short supply. The patch box acquired a hinged cover of brass to replace the sliding wooden lid, a graceful drop gradually developed in the butt, and a new series of inlays and carved designs came into being. When all these changes had taken place there appeared a long, slender, and graceful rifle which at the same time was supremely accurate.
The evolution of the Kentucky rifle was slow. The first rifles made in Pennsylvania resembled the European antecedents. The earliest alteration was the lengthening of the barrel. Then the introduction of the brass patch box cover and a gradual reduction in caliber. By 1750 it had become a new type. But still its lines were distinctly European. The butt was quite straight and thick. The graceful drop in the butt came towards the end of the 18th century, and at the same time the practice in inlaying decorative plates of brass, silver, or pewter also became popular, reaching its height about the turn of the century. This was the Kentucky rifle at the zenith of its development. Thereafter a gradual decline set in. The rifle remained accurate, but architecture and decoration deteriorated.
The Kentucky rifle was primarily a civilian arm, designed for hunting and protection against Indians in forest fighting along the frontiers. It was not designed for military use in the formal warfare of its day, but nevertheless it did make its impact felt in the hands of light infantry, sharpshooters, and other special troops. The Battle of Kings Mountain is unique as a rifle victory in the Revolution, and. in conjunction with magnificent artillery action, the rifle helped win the Battle of New Orleans in the War of 1812.—Harold L. Peterson
Winchester Model 1897 Shotgun
By Thomas E. Wessel
In 1890 Winchester Repeating Arms Co. of New Haven, Conn., purchased a patent from the Browning brothers of Ogden, Utah, covering a slide-action shotgun with visible hammer and side ejection. In June 1893 this shotgun was placed on the market as the Winchester Repeating Shotgun Model 1893. The Model 1893 did not prove entirely satisfactory for use with
Thomas E. Wessel of Whippany, N. J. is a technical illustrator long interested in firearms.
the smokeless powder shells then coming into popular use, thus its manufacture was discontinued in 1897.
In November 1897 Winchester offered an improved version of this shotgun designated Model 1897. Initial offering was in 12 ga., solid frame only. The takedown model in 12 ga. was added in October 1898, followed by the 16-ga. takedown in 1900. Various other grades and types were eventually introduced, including the 12-ga. Trench Gun issued to U. S. troops during World War I. This unique 20" barrel shotgun had a perforated metal barrel jacket and was adapted for use with rifle bayonet.
Until 1914 Damascus barrels were optionally available at extra cost for the Model 1897. Serial numbers were a continuation of the Model 1893 series, with the first Model 1897 gun bearing the number 34151. Manufacture of the Model 1897 was discontinued Jan. 1, 1957. Serial number of the last Model 1897 shotgun was 1024700 and it was shipped from the factory on Sept. 27, 1957.
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The Seniors section is open to club members who are aged 55 and above and who are able to support the section on a regular basis. Please see below where you will find further details on the section's activities and how to join the section if you are interested.
An annual subscription, currently £20, is payable in November each year. There are currently 75+ members.
The section meets at 08:00 every Monday, Wednesday and Friday with the exception of Bank Holidays.
The section organises and runs a series of competitions each year for subscribed members. These include a Seniors Monthly competition which alternates between Medal and Stableford format starting with a Stableford competition in January.
Singles Summer Knockout, Scratch Knockout, Mick McMahon Trophy, George Neighbour Trophy, Winter Arthur West, Eclectic & Golfer of the Year.
A Veterans Section Guest Day held every July. A Seniors Section Charity Day again normally held in June.
The section organises and plays friendly fixtures each year, both home and away, against nine other club in Essex, (Braintree, Colchester, Five Lakes, Forrester Park, Maldon, Rochford 100, Three Rivers Thorpe Hall) and against Stoke-by-Nayland in Suffolk. In addition the section plays 2 friendly matches each year against the Ladies Section and a regular Autumn fixture against the Cadets.
All section members are eligible to play in these friendly matches providing they have an active handicap.
The Burnham-on-Crouch Seniors Section also competes annually in the Greene King Senior Pairs Trophy. The other clubs involved are Braintree, Colchester, Five Lakes, Frinton and Maldon. Maximum handicap allowance is 18 and again all section members are eligible for selection to the 16 man team.


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Q: Change Entities name in WPF MVVM scaffolding from DevExpress How to change entities name for UserControl Header?
I am create CodeFirst EF6 model and use scaffolding wizard from DevExpress.
I change Entities name in NavBarControl in ViewModel for CollectionView, but how to change entites name for new opened View?
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A: I suggest you override the GetTitleForNewEntity method of your IncomingViewModel (derived from the SingleObjectViewModel<Incoming,...>):
protected virtual string GetTitleForNewEntity() {
    return typeof(TEntity).Name + CommonResources.Entity_New;
}

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