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Reserves Coach: Gezim Zeneli
September 20, 2019 October 24, 2019 rmitacademy
It's now April. The Academy is like a drought-cursed farm upon whom the rains have finally fallen.
Sally Tanner and Eliza Goulding, the latter of whom is tying the laces on her boots ahead of playing her first game of Australian Rules in the Redbacks' practice match against South Morang this Saturday, stand on the boundary line at Bundoora Oval and look around at thirty-five players warming up for training or learning and refining techniques with newly-appointed running and kicking coach Chris Falcke.
All around Bundoora Oval, there is the feeling of things happening. At the McKimmies Road end of the ground, an electronic scoreboard has been installed and is awaiting its first call-up on Saturday. After mud and dirt was tracked into the change rooms, the RMIT groundsmen paved a concrete path from the ground. Now, there are the players. It's all coming together.
"We're going to need to make two teams," says Sally to Eliza, her grin a combination of delight and disbelief. The landscape has changed under her feet once again.
After scraping and striving for enough players to make up a single team all summer, the executive committee can now register for two teams across VAFA's Premier B and Premier B Reserves. If they get caught short on numbers, it will create endless headaches and take the Redbacks' legs under from under them but at this point there are too many players for one team and Sally doesn't want to turn prospective footballers away.
The Redbacks need a further 20 registered players to be confident of having two full teams on a weekly basis (injury, work, travel and, inevitably, the Redbacks' residential students returning home at the end of semester will all factor into Thursday night selection).
They will also need a Reserves coach.
The executive committee could put the feelers out to advertise for a new coach. However, time is against them.
And, at any rate, they have an excellent candidate in current assistant coach Gezim Zenili.
Gezim has wasted no time in establishing season goals for the Reserves.
"We will focus on developing and growing the girls as individuals and as a team," he says.
"It's always going to be about tenacity, about mental strength, about overcoming obstacles and life skills as well. As a goal, what I want, as an expectation, is that they stand up and be accountable as individuals and as a team."
It is almost certain that Gezim's players will have precious little football experience and knowledge to draw upon when they take to the field against the Caulfield Grammarians in a few weeks' time. Not that their new coach is concerned: Gezim is a believer that if there was ever a place where new footballers could develop at senior level, it is the Academy.
"We've been given these state-of-the-art facilities. And if we've been given these facilities, we should start to create a legacy. It won't matter the opposition in front us, we're going to have a crack and be a team that is formidable to play against us, regardless if we have a full side or not."
In the lead up to Round 1, Gezim's training sessions have focused on the basics of Australian Rules. Understanding rules is the first step but by late April, his players are positioning across all three lines, handling the ball, kicking, handballing and transitioning out of defence.
"We're looking to always to be competitive, but most important is individual growth," says Gezim.
"If we grow as individuals we'll grow as a team but we need to work together to make that team structure. I've always had the mantra that no one is bigger than the team. Everyone works together and my expectation is that we'll be competitive."
Gezim has been quick to embrace and build upon the Academy's nascent family-oriented culture. Even at this time of year, without a match having been played, parents, siblings and partners can be seen dotting the fence watching training. Soon, they will not only be match day supporters but team volunteers, waving flags as goal umpires, keeping up with the play as boundary umpires and even, in the case of Amanda Goldring (mother of RMIT captain April), match day team manager.
"Respect comes from trust and trust is paramount in any relationship," says Gezim as he reflects on the club's burgeoning culture.
"It embodies who we are as a club that we trust each other, we believe in each other, we work for each other and that's what will create a legacy for us. Always do what you say and as a coach, don't ask anything that you wouldn't do yourself."
As the Redbacks prepare for their first ever match, Sally Tanner says that it was Gezim's positivity that struck her first and foremost as being the decisive quality in his selection as Reserves coach.
"Gezim is overwhelmingly positive. All the time. His enthusiasm for developing people and growing the Academy and getting it to where the vision is, made him an obvious choice. He was on board right at the start, he is one of the visionaries who got the potential, was excited about the potential and is in it for very intrinsic, internally motivated reasons."
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Q: JVM does not release memory for processed ResultSet objects I need to write ~50 million rows fetched from a jdbc ResultSet to a CSV file.
1.5 million rows written to a CSV file amounts to 1 GB approximately.
jdbcTemplate.query(new CustomPreparedStatementCreator(arg), new ResultSetExtractor<Void>() {
    @Override
    public Void extractData(ResultSet rs) {
    while (rs.next()) {
        // transform each row's data (involves creation of objects)
        // write the transformed strings to csv file
    }
}

The problem is I have a heap of 8 GB and it gets filled up pretty fast.
Hence I run into java.lang.OutOfMemoryError before I get to 10 million rows.
Another limitation I have is the query read/write timeout which is set to 30 minutes.
What can I do to recycle and reuse the JVM heap memory?
Especially the memory allocated for objects that I don't need anymore.
I read that forcing GC to run does not guarantee memory will be reclaimed.
What are my options? Should I defer the responsibility to non-GC languageslike C,C++ via JNA or JNI to process the ResultSet?
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It seems I am in a tough spot :D Adding more info as pointed out by @rzwitserloot

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*I am reading (SELECT queries only) data from a data-virtualization tool that is hooked to a data lake.

*The data-virtualization tool's jdbc driver does support LIMIT but the queries are designed by the business to return huge volumes of data. So I've got one-shot to pull the data and generate a CSV - meaning, I cannot avoid the giant SELECT or put a LIMIT clause

*I need to check these properties: resultSetType, resultSetConcurrency, resultSetHoldability.

What I have already done:
First, I used a Producer-Consumer pattern to separate the jdbc fetch operations from slow file write operations. This helped create CSV files containing 1-5 million rows before 30 mins timeout.
Second, I increased the number of consumer threads and have them write to their own separate part-file only to be merged later into a single CSV file. This sped up file write and create a CSV file containing 10-20 million rows before the 30 mins timeout.
I am creating objects inside the ResultSetExtractor and passing it to consumer threads via a bounded queue. These objects are not needed once the data from them is written to the file.

A: You've pasted very little code; one of the key clues is that by design, the code you pasted has no memory issues - ResultSet is intentionally designed to be cursor-esque, meaning, in theory every .next() call results in TCP/IP traffic, asking the DB to fetch another row. This is why resultsets need to be closed (Because the database is maintaining a separate 'version' so that, assuming you're using serializable or some other clean-reads isolation level, any other transaction that was started (or rather, wasnt yet committed) when you opened the one you are in* doesn't have any effect on the data you are witnessing as you go through the .next()  calls.
Now, the JDBC API is also quite flexible. For example, that's a lot of packets and traffic and work, so in practice many DB JDBC drivers will either just send all the data at once, and resultset .close does nothing, or will at least send things in larger batches, and most .next() calls result in no DB traffic, except for every 100th call, or whatnot.
Thus, we have 2 major options here:

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*The memory leak has nothing whatsoever to do with what you pasted; for example, you're writing your CSV data into an ever growing buffer and you're not streaming it to disk at all. Triple check this. Replace your giant SELECT with a LIMIT clause and add a giant for loop around it to simulate writing a ton of records without actually querying much from your JDBC loop. If that still runs out of memory, it's not your db layer.

*The JDBC driver is nevertheless implementing its ResultSet implementation with something that continually takes memory.
IF it is #2, then you have 2 solutions:

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*Make the DB engine not do that. ResultSets have 'features', and you ask for which feature(s) you need as you make them. For example, you can tell the system you want the resultset to be so-called 'forward only'. The 3 properties that are the most likely to result in non-memory-chewing ResultSets are those initialized with resultSetType = FORWARD_ONLY, resultSetConcurrency = CONCUR_READ_ONLY, and resultSetHoldability = CLOSE_CURSORS_AT_COMMIT. I don't actually know how to tell jdbctemplate to do this, but it shouldn't be too difficult - jdbctemplate is calling java.sql.Connection's prepareStatement method - make sure it calls the one where you set all those properties to those values.

*If that doesn't work, work around it, using OFFSET/LIMIT (the syntax for this depends on your DB engine unfortunately) to fetch pages at a time. Of course, if the table is being edited while you are doing this, unless you have serializable transaction level set up, that's going to mess with your stuff, and you MUST add an ORDER BY clause of some sort or you don't get an actual guarantee results are returned in the same order (and without that, OFFSET/LIMIT paging isn't going to do what you want). That's a bit bizarre - what kind of exotic third rate badly written DB engine and/or JDBC driver are you using, if this is happening to you?
*) "But, I'm not using transactions!" - yes, you are, 'auto commit = true' is what is commonly known as 'no transactions', but that is not true; it's simply 1 transaction per SQL statement you send. The only truly 'no transactions' mode are things your DB explicitly says exist outside of transactions, not-actually-safe-DBs like MySQL with the MyISAM table type, which isn't really a DB in the first place, or intentionally lenient isolation levels.

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Joker is an upcoming American psychological thriller film distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures and based on the DC Comics character of the same name. It is intended to be the first in a series of DC-based films separate from the DC Extended Universe (DCEU). The film is directed by Todd Phillips from a screenplay co-written with Scott Silver, and stars Joaquin Phoenix as the title character, along with Robert De Niro, Zazie Beetz, Bill Camp, Frances Conroy, Brett Cullen, Glenn Fleshler, Douglas Hodge, Marc Maron, Josh Pais, and Shea Whigham. Set in 1981, Joker follows Arthur Fleck, a failed stand-up comedian who is driven insane and turns to a life of crime and chaos in Gotham City.
از اینکه رسانه اکسپرس مووی را برای دانلود این فیلم Joker انتخاب کردید متشکریم و امیدواریم از فیلم Joker راضی بوده باشید و از دیگر مطالب سایت بازدید بفرمایید و از دانلود و تماشای فیلم و سریال های جدید لذت ببرید و اکسپرس مووی را به دوستان خود معرفی کنید.


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      subscriber = build(:login, name: "username")
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      fill_in "login_name", with: subscriber.name
      fill_in "login_password", with: subscriber.password
      click_on "Login"
    end
  end
end

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DANNIKA ANNOUNCES DEBUT ALBUM + DROPS NEW SINGLE 'GEMS'
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Melbourne musician Dannika has shared another glimpse into the musicians forthcoming debut album Gems, out January 29. The record follows four years on from Dannika's first EP For Peaches, moving away from the endearing looseness of For Peaches, replacing it with thick grooves that grip tightly.
Directions is a buoyant, punchy slice of garage pop is about having a crush, with the singer sharing: "It's about when you start seeing someone and you're trying to read each other. 'Does this person like me?' The chorus refers to a time when I was driving someone home and they were giving me wrong directions. Later I learned it was because they wanted to spend more time in the car with me."
Beyond music, Dannika Horvat is an award-winning writer, director and filmmaker based in Naarm / Melbourne. Through intimate performance driven work, Dannika is drawn to telling stories that focus on young women and deals with themes of sexuality and moral ambiguity. Her 2014 short film The Summer of ABC Burns was awarded Best Director and Best Screenplay at the Melbourne Queer Film Festival and Sydney's WOW Film Festival respectively.
Gems is out now!
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Massachusetts Candidates Run for Sheriff as Outsiders to Law Enforcement
A social worker and a nurse are challenging incumbent sheriffs in Tuesday's primaries and pushing a new approach to managing local lockups, the primary responsibility for sheriffs in the state.
Alex Burness, | September 2, 2022
Essex County Sheriff Kevin Coppinger took office in 2017. (Essex County Sheriff's Department/Facebook)
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Voters might imagine a badge and gun when they think of sheriffs, perhaps even a cowboy hat and horse, but in Massachusetts they usually don't patrol their counties. Sheriffs are mainly tasked with running their local jails, with little oversight, and monitoring the people locked inside.
Most sheriffs in the state are still longtime cops. But this year there are several candidates running without a police background, and some are proposing a different approach to the job and arguing for better treatment and care of incarcerated people and their families.
Virginia Leigh, a social worker who is challenging incumbent Essex County Sheriff Kevin Coppinger in the Sept. 6 primary, told Bolts she would try to make the county jails into "clinical, trauma-informed" spaces, where family contact is free and happens more often. She has worked closely with incarcerated people in both Massachusetts and Mexico.
The Essex sheriff "is responsible for prisoners' care, treatment, well-being, rehabilitation and ultimately successful re-entry into the community," said Leigh, who seeks to run one of the state's largest jails. "This is human services work."
Some states require their sheriffs to have backgrounds in law enforcement, which boxes out candidates who may want to take over the office from outsiders. This has been an impediment to reform in California, advocates have argued.
But even where statute allows greater candidate pools, as a general rule, non-cops don't win these seats.
Out of some 3,300 sheriffs in the U.S., "you could probably count on two hands" those without law enforcement experience," said Max Rose, executive director of Sheriffs for Trusting Communities, an organization fighting jail expansion and racist, anti-immigrant policies within sheriff departments.
"The status quo of the sheriff, as we see with a lot of sheriffs in Massachusetts, is regressive and incompetent, and uses their power at the legislature to fight things like free phone calls" to and from people in jail, Rose said.
Massachusetts has for years debated whether to make phone calls free, amid a body of research showing that restricting phone contact—a service that, in many parts of the country, currently produces revenue for profit-driven telecommunications companies and kickbacks for government agencies—inhibits successful re-entry to free society after jail and prison.
These calls are now capped at 14 cents per minute in Massachusetts, which adds up; one woman told the Boston radio station WGBH that she works three jobs and spends $300 a month on phone calls to her incarcerated husband. She said her family has "cut back" on calls to limit spending.
The latest legislative effort to fund free calls from prisons and jails fizzled in July at the end of this year's session. Some sheriffs raised concerns about the costs of the proposals.
Leigh said that as sheriff she would not wait on lawmakers to make phone calls free.
"If you have somebody who has major mental illness and you look at what one of the most important factors is in determining whether that person is able to live a full and successful life … it's whether or not that person has family in their life," she told Bolts.
Leigh noted that her incumbent opponent, Coppinger, accepts campaign donations from representatives of Securus Technologies, the company that provides and profits off of these calls in her county and many others. A recent report by the nonprofit Common Cause documents the contributions by Securus representatives to multiple state sheriffs. (Coppinger did not respond to multiple interview requests for this story.)
Coppinger, a Democrat like Leigh and most elected officials in Massachusetts, has been slow to modernize his office. He initially resisted medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for people incarcerated in his jail, until he was sued for denying it and a judge forced him to allow methadone for a man serving a minor sentence. In his re-election campaign, Coppinger now praises the treatment option a court forced him to permit.
Leigh says her priority in office would be to improve rehabilitation efforts, promising to dramatically increase treatment, educational and professional programming options inside the jails. She also wants to strengthen support for people who've already re-entered free society after being incarcerated in Essex County.
Massachusetts reformers in recent years have pushed to repeal a state statute that enables courts to involuntarily detain people in a jail or prison to receive substance use treatment, making the case that incarceration is harmful to public health. Leigh agrees with harm-reduction experts who say treatment should be free and widely available in communities, not something to be accessed once a person has been locked up. But she also said she has to work with the system that exists.
"I'm a social worker, so my training is to not try to force a system to be something that it's not," Leigh told Bolts. "My clinical training tells me I need to meet people where they are."
Jail can be a dangerous place for someone struggling through withdrawal, with some dying while receiving little medical care. A jail or prison stint can also carry a higher risk of overdose upon release because of lowered opioid tolerance.
Caitlin Sepeda is a nurse challenging the incumbent Hampshire County sheriff. (Photo courtesy Caitlin Sepeda)
Virginia Leigh is a social worker challenging the incumbent Essex County sheriff. (Photo courtesy Virginia Leigh)
Caitlin Sepeda, a nurse with many years of experience working in jails, is challenging incumbent Hampshire County Sheriff Patrick Cahillane in Tuesday's Democratic primary. She says that local lockups need to revolve around treatment so long as they continue to be a dumping ground for sick and vulnerable people. She pointed to state data showing that 60 percent of the more than 100 people incarcerated in Hampshire County receive a substance use diagnosis. Nearly half are diagnosed by the jail as having severe mental illness; 70 percent self-report severe mental illness.
"Those are not law enforcement issues," Sepeda told Bolts, "Those are nursing issues. Those are social service issues."
Sepeda also argued that in addition to comprehensive health care, people locked up in Hampshire County need greater connection to the outside world. That means modernized vocational and educational options to better position people for employment after incarceration, which she says are currently lacking at the jail.
Also running in Hampshire County's Democratic primary is Yvonne Gittolson, who worked as education coordinator in the local jail until last year, and is now proposing to reinforce educational programs to facilitate re-entry. No Republican is running for sheriff in either Essex or Hampshire, so the Democratic primaries on Tuesday are virtually certain to decide the next sheriff.
Anyone in the state trying to unseat an incumbent sheriff this year faces steep odds in part because of how little attention people pay to the office. Eighty-three percent of respondents couldn't name their sheriff in a poll conducted by Beacon Research and released by the ACLU of Massachusetts this spring. Ninety percent didn't know that sheriffs in that state serve six-year terms, and 41 percent didn't even know that sheriffs are elected in the first place.
"People just aren't paying attention," said Laura Rótolo, field director for the ACLU of Massachusetts. "They know very little about the position in general, and even less about the candidates."
In 2016, the last time the state's sheriff offices were up for election, only four of the 10 incumbents who sought reelection faced challengers and none lost their seat. State elections data show the average margin of victory for Massachusetts sheriffs in contested races has never been lower than 33 percent in any of the last three major cycles.
But things have changed this year, with eight races contested in either or both the primary election or the general. The uptick in challengers follows protests over law enforcement accountability, Trump-era political activation and, more recently, the state ACLU launching a "Know Your Sheriff" educational campaign.
Tuesday evening marks the close of the Massachusetts primary, one of the last in the country this year. Five sheriff candidates are women, and, given that all Massachusetts sheriffs and some 98 percent of sheriffs nationwide are men, it would be statistically and historically significant if even one were to win.
Even if this isn't their year, Leigh and Sepeda hope, at minimum, that the public is starting to wake up to the critical role that sheriffs play. Recent advocacy has also targeted Massachusetts sheriffs' power in denying ballots to eligible voters in jail and their cooperation with ICE.
"I think for so long—particularly in Massachusetts, where the sheriff is a long-term position, six-year terms—there's very little oversight to the job," Sepeda said. "The sheriff is accountable pretty much only to the voter. And usually the voter doesn't hear what goes on at the facility and only hears when something is drastically wrong. I'd argue that hearing nothing doesn't mean everything's OK."
The article has been updated with more information about the candidates.
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PROFINET is widely used in various factory automation applications all over the world, with products from a myriad of vendors. But how is this possible? Read this article to learn more about PI's support of interoperability.
New PI North America Explainer Video: How Does PROFINET Work?
The factory floor is extremely complex! Thousands of interconnected devices, and PROFINET connects all of them through a common Ethernet network. For those new to the technology, it can seem a bit overwhelming. This video explains PROFINET in introductory terms for beginners. Enjoy!


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Ark Burlington Danes students Q&A with Bank of America Merrill Lynch President
On Thursday 15 September, Alex Wilmot-Sitwell - Bank of America Merrill Lynch's President for Europe, the Middle East and Africa - visited Ark Burlington Danes Academy in west London for a Q&A session with sixth-formers. During the hour-long session, he and the students discussed topics ranging from career opportunities in banking to issues facing the UK and the world of finance.
Ark welcomes Paddington Green Primary Academy
Thursday 1st September 2016
Today we are welcoming a new school to our network. Ark Paddington Green Primary Academy in west London has opened its doors to local children aged 4-11. The school is situated between Edgware Road, Paddington railway station and picturesque Little Venice. The school building has great facilities for young children, including a woodland play area.
GCSE success for students at Ark schools
Students from across the Ark network were celebrating their great results on Thursday 25 August 2016. Here are a few stories from some of our schools...
Ark students celebrate A-level results
Ark students received some strong A-level results today, with pupils from receiving offers from top universities including Oxford, Imperial, Warwick, Bristol, Birmingham and Leeds.
Melissa from Ark Globe Academy is off to university to read International Relations
Ark students hit the high note at our eighth annual Music Gala
Monday 8th August 2016
This July saw 600 Ark students performing in the eighth annual Ark Music Gala at London's Barbican Centre. The gala offers a glimpse into the wider world of musical activity taking place across our network of 34 schools.
Ark Brunel named 'outstanding' by Ofsted
Ark Brunel Primary Academy is celebrating being awarded an 'outstanding' rating by Ofsted - just four years after its predecessor school was rated 'inadequate'.
Inspectors praised the school for its outstanding teaching and curriculum, as well as examplary behaviour from pupils. In the executive summary of the report, Ofsted inspectors wrote: "Parents say that the school is 'amazing', and inspectors agree".
Grammy award-winning band help raise money for Ark Putney Academy
Grammy award-winning British rock band Mumford & Sons are auctioning a limited edition, autographed banjo to raise money for Ark Putney Academy's music department.
Deering Banjo custom designed a banjo for each country the band visited during their sold out May tour. Mumford & Sons are auctioning off one of these banjos in support of Ark Putney's innovative music programme. They hope the auction will raise £5,000.
Ark Schools Chair to be knighted for services to education
Tuesday 21st June 2016
Ark Schools Chair Paul Marshall has been awarded a knighthood for services to education in the latest Queen's Birthday Honours.
Marshall, who was one of the co-founders of Ark, was recognised not only for his work with the high-performing network of schools, but his impact on education in England more generally.
Ark report warns of reduced access to school nurseries and widening early years gap
A new report authored by Ark, released and published in conjunction with independent think tank Education Policy Institute, formerly CentreForum, warns that government policy changes designed to help working families could have the unintended consequence of making quality early years education less available to disadvantaged communities.
Remarkable turnaround for Ark Swift – less than three years after joining network
Ark Swift Primary Academy is celebrating gaining national recognition for staging a remarkable turnaround – less than three years after joining the Ark network.
In a report released this week, Ark Swift Primary Academy was judged "Good" by Ofsted, which commended the school's focus on reading, writing and mathematics, as well as its outstanding range of extracurricular activities.
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The Community Mothers Programme is a home visiting service for parents with new babies/young children. A Community Mother is an experienced mother who is trained to visit parents in their homes and to encourage them to enjoy and participate more fully in their child's development.
The ABC Start Right programme in Limerick is an early intervention and prevention programme across the Northside and City Centre. It works to improve outcomes for young children (0-6) across health, development and wellbeing, by promoting and facilitating effective partnership between parents and services. The Community Wraparound component of the programme is a model of working that provides individual children and their families with tailored services and ongoing flexible support.
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Rick Snyder leads the Americas Partner Organization (APO), which is Cisco's largest geographical region representing the United States, Canada, and Latin America. APO helps 23,000+ Cisco partners across the region expand their businesses with new business models, enter new markets, and create solutions that solve our customer's challenges.
Previously, Snyder led Cisco's Global and Strategic Partner Organization with responsibility for revenue acceleration and alliance management for Cisco's global system integrators and technology partners. His organization built partnerships, joint go-to-market-plans, solutions and market-changing integrated infrastructures with these valued partners. He also led the expansion of Cisco's partner ecosystem with the innovative global Independent Software Vendor initiative.
Prior to this, Snyder joined Cisco with the acquisition of Tandberg, acting as the executive sponsor at TANDBERG overseeing its integration with Cisco. While at TANDBERG, where he served as President of the Americas, and later as President of Global Business, Snyder helped to accelerate revenue growth from $320M to over $1B in a five-year period. During that same period, TANDBERG emerged as the videoconferencing market leader with over 50% market share.
Snyder was CEO of ReView Video/Westcon, a distributor of conferencing solutions and services. He spent five years in the enterprise networking business at Williams Communications/NextiraOne, where he held executive positions. Prior to that, Snyder held sales leadership and general management positions at Executone, Octel, and Bell Atlantic/ATT.
Snyder has been recognized as a CRN Channel Chief and one of CRN's "50 Most influential Channel Chiefs" in 2016 and 2017.
Snyder serves as the Chairman Emeritus of IMCCA, a non-profit association focused on the advancement of the collaboration industry. Snyder holds a bachelor's degree in business administration from Loyola College in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Minor Find of a Major Kind: 1960s Hockey Programs Held Photo Cards of Orr, Others
May 4, 2021 By Bobby Burrell
It's probably fair to say that almost every collector retains at least one program in their collection, regardless of their overall hobby preferences. Unlike some collectibles, programs are sort of interactive, with a little something for everyone inside: interesting articles, unique pictures, statistics and great advertisements. Some programs are even known to … [Read more...] about Minor Find of a Major Kind: 1960s Hockey Programs Held Photo Cards of Orr, Others
1959-60 Parkhurst: Two Solitudes on Cardboard
January 21, 2020 By Stephen Laroche
Back in 1945, respected Canadian author Hugh MacLennan wrote a novel entitled Two Solitudes and it addressed the tensions between French and English Canadians through a mythological lens. A decade-and-a-half later, those tensions were readily apparent on the ice as the Stanley Cup champion Montreal Canadiens and Toronto Maple Leafs battled for NHL supremacy - a rivalry which … [Read more...] about 1959-60 Parkhurst: Two Solitudes on Cardboard
Stickers and More: The History of Early Hockey Inserts
December 2, 2019 By Stephen Laroche
Today, the heads of collectors would explode if a trading card maker decided to release a product without any form of insert. However, earlier generations of hockey card enthusiasts had plenty of premium items inserted into packs at equal odds which are just as desired today as they were when they were being pulled from wax packs. In the post-War era, it took more than a … [Read more...] about Stickers and More: The History of Early Hockey Inserts
Spelling it Out: 1933-34 V252 Canadian Chewing Gum
November 6, 2019 By Stephen Laroche
Hockey's original gum card era began in a memorable fashion during the Great Depression as Canadian kids were looking to escape from the grim reality of the world around them. With the sport gaining national momentum thanks to radio broadcast of Hockey Night in Canada, the thought of getting a picture of your favorite stars and a stick of gum was a tempting way to spend your … [Read more...] about Spelling it Out: 1933-34 V252 Canadian Chewing Gum
1982-83 O-Pee-Chee: Going Gaga for Gretzky
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July 1, 2019 By Stephen Laroche
The hockey card world was turned upside down in the mid-1950s. Canadian kids had a difficult choice to make as they could check out the new competition from Topps or stick with what they already liked with the 1954-55 Parkhurst collection. 1954-55 Parkhurst was the last set to feature all of the Original Six together in one offering. Topps made deals with the teams … [Read more...] about 1954-55 Parkhurst: Preparing For Battle
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June 24, 2019 By Stephen Laroche
Down to eight teams heading into the 1977-78 season, the World Hockey Association was on its last legs, but that did not stop them from being involved in a trading card project for the fourth straight year. The 1977-78 O-Pee-Chee WHA set marked the end of an era, whether or not collectors cared much at the time. Even now, it appears that O-Pee-Chee got a little overzealous … [Read more...] about 1977-78 O-Pee-Chee WHA Has A Difficult Legacy
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May 29, 2019 By Stephen Laroche
A great deal of attention gets paid to baseball's original Hall of Fame class from 1936, but in other sports, there is less discussion about their pioneering players and builders. In the case of the Hockey Hall of Fame, the first group of inductees were an impressive group - even if some of those names have been forgotten today. Some of them are still relevant to modern … [Read more...] about The Illustrious 11: Collecting the Hockey Hall of Fame's First Class


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With Manchester United's active involvement in next season's Champions League exclusively dependent on the outcome in Sweden, Jose's decision will generate questions as for De Gea's long-term future at Old Trafford.
In the USA, the match will be available to watch live on television on FS1 and by stream via Fox Soccer 2Go.
United insiders, however, have indicated the club are first waiting to establish if Jose Mourinho's side will be playing Champions League football next season. And he suggested that Spurs, City and Liverpool, despite their league positions, would rather be competing in finals like United were.
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"We won a League Cup".
He added: "Of course, when a player is at a fantastic club like Manchester United they know there is a lot of competition because there are a lot of good players".
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"In my personal analysis, I don't think that way". The players that needed to play 90 minutes did it, that was important for them. "Everybody knows the importance of the games, and we will be ready as a team". We had our chances to get a different result and that's what we are going to do.


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For Bernie Sanders, reports said he was trying to emulate the campaign that liberal upstart Zephyr Teachout ran in the 2014 gubernatorial primary, and expand the support she got in many of the small, rural areas that she did well in against incumbent Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Cuomo and Clinton are seen as of the same centrist wing of the Democratic Party. Sanders, who operates to the left of the party, was not extremely successful in expanding on Teachout's support, but he did do well and even received a majority of votes in some surprising neighborhoods not known as liberal strongholds.
The primary, especially for Democrats, was decided along the lines of candidates' institutional and grassroots support networks, and demographic voting patterns, both familiar and new. Clinton won very few counties outside of New York City, but in the city, where roughly half of all Democratic voters in the state reside, she won competently in most election districts. In areas of New York City where support for Sanders was strong, the margin of victory was often smaller, whichever candidate won.
There are over five million registered Democrats in the heavily blue state of New York, of which 2.76 million live in New York City according to the state Board of Elections. Roughly one-third of them, both state- and city-wide, turned up to the polls to vote on their party's nominee for President. Secretary Clinton, who beat Senator Sanders with 58% of the state's Democratic vote, did especially well in more urban areas, winning New York City and Long Island counties, as well as a few suburban counties just north of the city, but lost in almost every rural upstate county.
In the Republican primary, Donald Trump won all but one county statewide, receiving 60% of the 874,572 Republican ballots cast across the state. Of the close to 12 million registered New York voters, 3.2 million could not vote in either primary because of their enrollment status. Only registered Democrats and registered Republicans can vote in New York's closed primaries, voters not registered in a party or registered with a party other than the two major ones were not eligible to vote.
In New York City, where John Kasich won Manhattan (New York County), the only county in the state that did not go to Trump, the number of Republican voters - 70,000, according to CUNY Graduate Center's NYC Election Atlas - was nearly three times the GOP turnout of the 2012 primary. Still, close to one-third of the city's 5,400 election districts saw fewer than five Republican voters at the polls. In almost 500 of them, no Republicans voted.
Clinton's strongest support came from places with concentrations of middle- and upper-middle class New Yorkers, and in predominantly African-American and Afro-Caribbean neighborhoods, like the north Bronx and southeast Queens. She often received more votes in communities of color than she did in 2008 against now-President Barack Obama, even when the voter turnout was below the city-wide average this time around, according to CUNY.
Election maps provided by the WNYC Data News Team, indicate that Clinton's two best neighborhoods in New York City in terms of the portion of the vote share she received were on the Upper East Side of Manhattan and Rugby-Remsen Village in central Brooklyn. East and central Brooklyn are areas that are predominantly African-American and Afro-Caribbean. While the primarily white, middle-class Upper East Side saw above average voter turnout, according to the NYC Election Atlas, the turnout in central Brooklyn was mixed and in east Brooklyn it was below the city-wide average turnout by Democrats per election district. Clinton won in those places by wide margins - at least 2:1 - despite the lower turnout.
The neighborhood where Sanders received the greatest majority of votes was Greenpoint, Brooklyn, where a larger percentage of Democrats showed up to vote than the city-wide average. Although Clinton received a higher number of votes there than she did in the 2008 primary, Sanders still won 63.8% of the vote share - his highest margin.
In Steinway in northwest Queens - another one of Sanders' best areas by vote share, along with Breezy Point, parts of Bay Ridge, and the South Shore of Staten Island - Clinton received far fewer votes than she did in 2008.
In New York City, many of the places Sanders did well - Greenpoint, Astoria, Bay Ridge - are places that have seen or are beginning to see major demographic changes that come with gentrification. Especially in these areas, "hipsters" have become an emerging demographic of increasing political influence in elections.
In the Republican contest, Trump won 63% of the New York City vote share despite losing Manhattan, where Kasich received 45% of the 25,000 Republican votes. Trump's best victories in the entire state were on Staten Island where he won 82% of the vote. He also did quite well in many predominantly white, conservatively-inclined communities in Queens, such as Middle Village and Howard Beach.
Statewide, Trump received a lot of voter support in the suburbs of New York, especially Suffolk County on Long Island. He also did well in the partially more-urban Erie County, home to Buffalo, where he had the endorsement of Carl Paladino, the high-profile businessperson who had strong backing from voters in western New York when he ran for Governor in 2010.
In the Democratic primary, Sanders won every upstate county above Orange and Westchester, except Erie, Monroe, and Onondaga, all of which have major cities where Clinton excels.
In New York City, Clinton also won large swaths of the northwest Bronx, southeast Queens, and east Brooklyn with over 70% of the vote share, all of which are predominantly African-American or Afro-Caribbean, and all of which saw below average turnout at the polls. In these areas, Clinton received more votes than she did in 2008, sometimes by triple digits, according to the CUNY election study, which is based on unofficial results provided by the city Board of Elections.
The south and central Bronx, largely Puerto Rican and Dominican areas, also saw a landslide Clinton victory with below average turnout.
The strength of their support networks for both Democratic candidates was fundamental to the outcomes of the primary, even as the nature of their support differed greatly. Clinton owes part of her victory last week to returning, longtime supporters and the networks of politicians and political groups who ushered them to the polls - Clinton was, of course, a Senator from New York for eight years. Many of the places she did best, including her two strongest micro-areas - the Upper East Side and Rugby-Remsen Village - saw a relatively small increase in Democratic registrants who have not voted in a presidential primary before.
While her political machine in New York allowed for a decisive victory last week, what that means for the future is completely unclear, Hamm believes. "I don't know if she could do this again four years or eight years from now, or if someone who is sort of attaching themselves to the Clinton legacy, and so on, could pull this off. They would really need to get younger voters into the mix," he said, referring to the fact that Sanders continues to dominate Clinton among young voters.
But despite the get-out-the-vote efforts in Bay Ridge, neighboring communities in southwest Brooklyn saw turnout below the city-wide average and still went to Sanders. This may partially be explained by the growing number of young people in this area, who express support for Sanders, but many of whom are not registered Democrats.
The influence of Sanders' and Clinton's support networks made central Harlem a closer battle than many would expect of the predominantly black area where Bill Clinton has had an office since the end of his presidency. Voters there went to the polls in greater numbers than other mostly black neighborhoods. In central Harlem, despite the Clinton victory, Sanders received relatively more votes than he did in other predominantly black areas of the city.
According to Romalewski, "part of this probably depends on local efforts, grassroots get-out-the-vote campaigns, local district leaders, that sort of thing." The proportion of white residents in Harlem is also growing, which may have impacted the strength of Clinton's support there. While demographic data from the last six years is inconclusive, the number of white residents in Central Harlem South quadrupled between 2000 and 2010, with white residents making up 16% of the population in 2010, according to the Census Bureau. Clinton still received a higher number of votes in central Harlem than she did in 2008.


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Those who have spoken against you, those who have mocked you for obeying the Lord, those who have mocked you for following the Lord's strategy, those who have spoken out against you and behind your back out of jealousy, the Lord showed me their mouths are about to be left open in awe at the hand of the Lord upon you releasing His blessing and His favour.
The Lord spoke to me that there is a "JOSEPH PROMOTION" upon many right now. Many have been in the place of facing the jealousy of their 'brothers' in many ways, but now the Lord shall bring forth a great promotion that will leave them in awe and wonder of the hand of God.
The Lord spoke to me that in the "JOSEPH PROMOTION" there is going to be a MAJOR surge of blessing and favour upon them to increase them to extend the Kingdom of God and for the Glory of the Lord to be seen. The mouths of the mockers will be SHUT. The mouths of the jealous will be left open wide by the hand and favour of the Lord upon you. The Lord is bringing forth a great vindication in your life.
The Lord is releasing major promotion upon you for the sake of His Kingdom and His Glory. Those of you who have stayed away from the place of fame, or attempting to make a name for yourself but have remained true to what the Lord has called you to and stayed in the place of obedience and have been battling the mocking and word curses of others, the Lord is about to powerfully vindicate you, bless you and release great favour upon you.
In these "JOSEPH PROMOTIONS" not only is the Lord bringing about a "shutting of the mouths of the mockers" but the Lord is bringing forth reconciliations in the promotion. He is bringing forth restoration in the promotion. The Lord will set up opportunities for you to bless those who have cursed you. The Lord will set up situations for you to show grace, love and forgiveness to those who have spoken against you and mocked you. Continue to pray and bless those who speak against you like Jesus said in Luke 6:28.
The enemy has ridden on the words spoken against you, but there is a major breakthrough upon you where you shall see the Lord step in with His breakthrough, blessing and vindication.
Many who have been battling these forms of witchcraft in the spirit over and over and over again and it has seemed relentless, there is a MAJOR breakthrough and promotion upon you right now where the Lord will release and demonstrate His favour over your life. Many of you have felt almost taken out by those who have mocked you and spoken against you, but NOW the voice of God shall be heard far and wide over your life by the favour He is releasing upon you as you have remained in purity, integrity and humility. Some of you are about to step into your greatest promotions of the Lord and you shall see Him move through your life like never before.
There is great blessing ahead. There is great favour ahead. You are about to increase in blessing and favour of the Lord, not by your own efforts or hands but by the HAND of the Lord.
Where you have followed the Lord, followed His voice and His Spirit, where you have walked the paths He has asked you to walk despite the unfamiliar territory, where the blessing and favour of the Lord has invoked jealousy in others, where your obedience has invoked mockery in others, do not apologise where the Lord is leading you. Don't apologise for the favour and blessing the Lord is releasing over your life. Continue in the pathway God has for you and bless those who curse you and pray for those who mistreat you. For the hand of the Lord is not only about to vindicate you but promote you into greater places to see HIS name lifted high and Kingdom extended. This is a major birthing moment for you and the Lord is decreeing these mockery's and words against you will NOT stop you as you stand in Him.
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Virtuoso Gilder at the French Court
Charlotte Vignon Christian Baulez
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Pierre Gouthière: Virtuoso Gilder at the French Court celebrates the life and exquisite work of one of the best and most famous 18th-century Parisian craftsman–artists. Pierre Gouthière (1732–1813) held the title of "chaser and gilder to the king" under Louis XV and Louis XVI but worked primarily for a refined and lavish clientele of art collectors such as the Duke of Aumont, Madame Du Barry, and the Duchess of Mazarin. He is credited with inventing a new type of gilding that left a matte finish—dorure au mat—one of the hallmarks of his work. Despite his incredible success, Gouthière was declared bankrupt in 1787 and died in poverty.
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Christian Baulez is an historian of French 18th-century decorative arts and architecture and former chief curator at the Musée de Versailles.
Anne Forray-Carlier is curator of 17th- and 18th- Century Decorative Arts at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris.
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I'd like to know what you've been feeding your octopus.
And any comments on the food that you might have.
I am turning this into a sticky note so it will stay at the top of the forum for a while.
Edit: I will try to add links to publications on octopus nutrition to the first post in this thread for easier reference - "D"
I recived my baby bimac in june of 04 from octo pets, along with the baby clams. He or she? was the size of a quarter when it started eating the baby clams then moved on to my clean up crew of hermit crabs and snails. Now 8 months later and the size of my fist it eats fidler crabs and crayfish. I have tried frozen food and all the octo does is grab it then gives it right back (spoiled I guess ). I know this is a little exspensive but I figured this is what they normally eat.
Where I live in Virginia The temperature In the summer is quite hot and in the winter is quite cold, the only reason I bring this up is that I noticed when my tank was at 75-78 deg the octo was much more active and out all the time and quite hungry. Now that it is winter and the temp is between 70-73 deg it's not near as active or as hungry. I know that with the water temp being warmer that it's motabolism is higher and the opposite with colder temps. So feeding has gone from two fidler crabs or one crayfish a day to one fidler crab a day or one crayfish every other day. My thoughts on frozen foods is that they may not give all the right nutrients to where live food does. as a matter of fact I'm going to go drop a crayfish in right now, my little buddy is peeking out of his den.
When little I feed them baby crabs and grass shrimp. when larger I feed them just crabs.
I've had my briareus 1 month now. He has always eaten frozen food (scallops and shrimps). He likes the scallops better than the shrimp, but he doesn't refuse the shrimp. I feed him every 2nd day, usually at night but sometimes at dawn.
I've fed different octo species different foods.
They've all had and enjoyed live crabs (carcinus meanus, maja squindo).
Bimacs i've fed on live and frozen prawns and shrimps, gastropods (nucella lapillus) and cockles (got me there...) both frozen and live which he happily enjoyed.
O. vulgaris have mainly juts fed on crabs but also enjoyed razor shells frozen, then seemed to enjoy manipulating the shells. They also liked sandeels and sprat.
E. cirrhosa just on live crabs really and frozen fish again.
GPO's will eat anything the greedy things including naughty children which is a bonus! Ha, they'll have anyting you put near them. I'd feed them every other day on about 6 large Carcinus (carapace around 12cm wide) or one large Maja. They are fantasticly active animals though and are always up for a little enrichment. I used to give them ice lollies in the summer (the tank was well chilled to around 9 celcius) but thought she might be missing out on the summer vibe. I used to freeze about 1 litre of tank water in a 2 litre container having a mackerel (scomber scombrus)tail sticking out. Chuck a few frozen bits of stuff in and then pop in another litre of tank water. Makes a nice little treat for them.
That was a great idea!!!
Yes, it's a fine idea for the GPOs, but let's not try it in our bimac tanks! The GPOs are kept at a much colder temperature and are in much larger tanks than we have.
You could probably freeze a prawn or clam or something in an ice cube for a bimac without affecting the temperature i'd imagine. Not tried it with them before!
When my octos are babies, I find tiny hermit crabs seem to be accepted readily by all. I also use frozen prawn. As they grow, we collect several different types of snails, hermits, local crabs, killies. Winter time, we buy crayfish, baitshops stock live killies and greencrabs and for a short period of time into the winter are stocked with fiddlercrabs. A peice of lobster every now and then, (usually on holidays ) is also readily accepted!!!
Going to have to try that icecube idea!!! Bet G2 would love it!!! Maybe if it was a very small amount of ice, like a quarter of an icecube it would'nt affect the temp too much and it would be interesting to see his reaction!!!
Can I feed my pet octopus frozen bait food?
Why should you not feed an octopus fish?


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Jay Cutler rallies Chicago Bears past Cam Newton, Carolina Panthers
Published: Oct 28, 2012 at 11:30 AM
CHICAGO -- Brandon Marshall saw the grin on Jay Cutler's face, and that was all it took to put him at ease.
The Chicago Bears were trailing again. Time was running out.
"That's when you want that type of quarterback," Marshall said.
Robbie Gould kicked a 41-yard field goal as time expired after Cutler rallied the Bears in the fourth quarter for a 23-22 win over the Carolina Panthers on Sunday.
The Bears trailed 19-7 in the fourth period when the game turned in a big way.
Chicago (6-1) took over on the Carolina 38 after Brad Nortman shanked a 6-yard punt, and Cutler connected with Kellen Davis on a 12-yard scoring pass with just under 7 minutes left.
On Carolina's next play from scrimmage, Steve Smith slipped on an out pattern and Tim Jennings returned his second interception of the game 25 yards to make it 20-19. The pass failed on the 2-point attempt.
Cam Newton drove the Panthers to the Chicago 27, and Justin Medlock's 45-yard field goal hit the right upright and went through to put Carolina ahead 22-20 with 2:27 remaining. But Cutler moved the Bears 55 yards to the 23-yard line, going 6 of 7 before Gould nailed his winner.
"(Cutler) gets up smiling," Marshall said. "I'm sitting here shaking - a little bit of the cold weather, a little bit of (being) nervous - and he just starts smiling like, 'Well, here we go.' It just put me at ease right away. The guys feel that vibe and they play off of it."
For Newton and the Panthers (1-6), the vibe couldn't be worse.
They fired their general manager during the week amid turmoil about their performances, and then dropped their fifth consecutive game after dominating for most of the day.
Carolina gained 416 yards and had six sacks against Cutler, with Greg Hardy getting to him three times. But somehow, Chicago pulled it out.
"Not heartbreaking," Smith said. "Tiresome, monotonous, a few guys in here are perturbed and (ticked), but we're beyond heartbreak. We're just getting upset."
Cutler completed 19 of 28 passes for 186 yards after having his ribs bruised by Detroit's Ndamukong Suh on Monday night.
Marshall had 98 yards receiving and Matt Forte ran for 70 yards and a touchdown for Chicago. And with Jennings running back that interception, Chicago's defense has six touchdowns on the season.
"We were down," Jennings said. "We knew we had to score on defense. Our captains rallied up the troops. We knew that if we got our hands on the ball we had to score. That's been our mentality all season. I was able to be in the right position and make a play."
Newton threw for 314 yards and Smith added 118 receiving for Carolina. Medlock nailed five field goals, but the Panthers took another stinging loss.
With the worst record in the NFC, they let longtime GM Marty Hurney go Monday while making it clear no one except maybe Newton is safe.
Even he's come under criticism in recent weeks for his demeanor, and adding to the Panthers' woes was a mounting list of injuries. Three-time Pro Bowl center Ryan Kalil (foot), cornerback Chris Gamble (shoulder) and three-time Pro Bowl linebacker Jon Beason (knee and shoulder) went down for the rest of the season in recent weeks.
"This was a challenging week, not only for myself, but for any Carolina Panther fan that has been following us," Newton said. "We just have to come out and keep enduring and keep going and keep going. It tells a lot about the teammates and what type of team you have faced with adversity."
The way this game started, it was hard to tell which team was in first place and which one was in disarray.
Hardy only had two sacks this season and never more than one in a game in his career, but he created all kinds of havoc in the first half.
The Panthers also had 226 yards while holding the Bears to 49 through the first two quarters.
Cutler tried to hit Marshall deep in double coverage on Chicago's first possession and got picked off by Josh Norman near the goal line.
Forte's 13-yard scoring run through a big hole in the line on the Bears' next possession made it 7-0, but otherwise it was a brutal half for the Bears. The Panthers might have broken it open had they converted a few more chances near the goal line.
Instead, they got two field goals by Medlock in the first half and a touchdown by Louis Murphy on a fumble recovery in the end zone after teammate Newton coughed it up on an 8-yard scramble while building a 13-7 halftime lead.
Notes: Cutler said his ribs weren't bothering him. He just didn't play well for most of the game. "Didn't really feel them at all," he said. "No one played well. I didn't play well. It starts with me. Offensively, those first 3 1/2 quarters were just ugly." ... Gould missed a 33-yarder early in the fourth quarter. ... Even though Jennings now has six interceptions, the Panthers' Smith wasn't heaping praise on him. "I know you want to pump him up. I've been kicking his (butt) every time I've come up here and today no was different. Do you disagree? I didn't think so."
Copyright 2012 by The Associated Press
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Every September, I look forward to adding little seasonal touches to every corner of the house and yard. In this segment, we'll tap a bushel full of sources to get some great ideas for practical and decorative ideas for fall bathroom projects.
Claire Gallam at sheknows.com agrees that the bath is a perfect place to add some fun seasonal enhancements like rustic wreaths or gourds. Gallam says sub out your white summer towels for fall colors like deep reds, oranges and marigold. And for winter, swap your fall wreath for a winter one with ferns and berries.
Courtney Lake, an interior designer and blogger at Courtney Out Loud, says when decorating a smaller bathroom, keep it simple. Lake says to feature one statement piece, like a chandelier, piece of artwork, trendy shower curtain or mosaic floor, and keep the rest of the room clean cut and sleek.
After attending the the annual Kitchen and Bath Industry Show (KBIS) earlier this year, designer Jeanne Chung (cozystylishchic.com) said she came away with great ideas about designing bathroom spaces that are beautiful yet still meet the needs for the aging consumer.
Chung said many aging in place modifications are being presented in high profile, decidedly non-institutional designs including zero entry tubs, curbless shower, and sturdy grab bars that don't look they belong in a nursing home. She noted that when bathroom space is at a premium, some great new wall hung toilets and vanities may be the way to go.
Chung also honed in on Robern's M-Series electrical cabinets that leave bathroom counters clutter free and easier to clean. A range of models provide built in electrical outlets, a mirror defogger, USB charging, a magnetic panel to hang items like tweezers and nail clippers, as well as separate storage for glasses/razors - there's even a model with an integrated TV on the mirror.
Add linens in warm colors for an instant cozy, fall appropriate feel.
Swap out artwork for something seasonal. Any painting or photograph that includes leaves and trees will fit your theme and look great.
Simple wreaths, made of grapevine or leaves, can add texture and color to bathroom walls or the bathroom door.
Fill the space with fall fragrance. Choose candles with warm scents like cinnamon, apple, or pumpkin. The smell will give the fall feeling and candles can add a bit more color to the mix as well.
We'll look at a few more fall design and project ideas in our next report, stay tuned!
A recent survey conducted by the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) found that sustainable, low-maintenance designs are top trends among residential landscape projects. The study, which asked landscape architects to rate the expected popularity of outdoor design elements, points to a great demand for ecologically sensitive upgrades intended to preserve the environment, conserve water and reduce landscape maintenance.
1. A landscape architect is well equipped to design an outdoor living space that will add value to your home, extend your living space and allow you to enjoy all that nature has to offer in a controlled setting. From arbors to fountains, they can create a space that is both inviting and environmentally sustainable.
2. Hiring a landscape architect is a terrific investment for your home. Research from Virginia Tech shows that landscapes literally grow in value over time, while traditional home additions or remodels start to lose value the minute the dust settles.
3. Landscape architects are licensed professionals who often work with landscaping or other construction companies to install their designs. Think of the fashion designer imagining an outfit while a clothing manufacturer makes the apparel, or an artist designing a wall poster that's printed by another company.
4. Landscape architects are trained to think about landscapes as systems. They will assess your property's problem areas, as well as possibilities, and create a solid plan that addresses both the big picture and exact details of how your landscape will look. They will handle all the details, saving you time and stress.
5. Landscape architects will deliver a finished project that you will love and that will comply with regulations and codes. It will be a special place that you and your family and friends will enjoy for years to come.
Negotiate your rates – If you're paying high rates on credit balances, call each of your issuers. If you have good credit, and especially if you can point to better offers you've received from other issuers, there's a good chance lenders will agree to lower your rate.
Get a credit card with rewards – If you're spending $80 a month on gas, groceries and sundries, putting it on a card with a five percent rebate will net you nearly $200 a year. Look online to find the right card for you – but pay off the balance each month.
Brown bag it – If you're spending $8 or more for your lunch each day, you can pretty much halve the expense by packing your own lunch. Pack yourself an occasional treat to make the sacrifice seem worth it.
Reshop your auto insurance – If it's been a while since you comparison shopped, make a few phone calls and see if you can lower your rates.
Control heating and cooling costs – If you don't already have one, spend about $50 for a programmable thermostat. It could save you 10 to 20 percent in heating and cooling bills year-round.
Trusting a contractor with both your home and money can feel overwhelming. Spare yourself time, expenses and sanity by following these steps for choosing the best remodeling contractor.
1. Decide what you want out of your newly remodeled home. Start thinking about goals, amenities and a rough timeline, making sure you can clearly articulate your ideas to a contractor. Idea centers such as Houzz.com can serve as inspiration for kick-starting your remodeling project. This phase is also ideal for researching sustainable building products. By using green products, homeowners save money on heating and cooling costs, and builders can decrease the construction's carbon footprint.
2. Ask for advice. You're not the first person to remodel your home, so don't go through the process alone. Talk to friends, relatives, neighbors and coworkers about their remodeling experiences. In addition to collecting referrals, ask targeted questions about how those contractors communicated throughout the process and mitigated any setbacks. If you know a building inspector, ask which contractors regularly meet code requirements.
3. Research and contact businesses. Start gathering information on your referrals and local prospects by visiting their websites or making phone calls. Make sure these remodeling contractors have the required licenses, liability insurance and ability to obtain local permits for your project. Most will also tell you if they belong to a professional association such as the National Association of the Remodeling Industry or National Association of Homebuilders. The Better Business Bureau also issues warnings about those that might not be trustworthy. Through your research, select three to five potential contractors.
5. Compare bids and references. Think of this step as putting the finishing touches on your selection process. When contacting references, ask them to rate their satisfaction with the project. Did the contractor meet time and budget requirements? As soon as the bids come in, look at the cost breakdown of labor and building materials. The best contractor is not always the cheapest. Now's the time to find out if a contractor uses the best quality products that meet your budget.
Master Bedroom Proximity – Is the master bedroom on a separate floor from the others? Will you want to be adjacent to your baby's nursery, or are you comfortable with sleeping down the hall? Always consider the layout of the bedrooms before buying.
Pool Safety – If you're seeking a home with a pool, keep in mind that your child will likely venture outside before he or she knows how to swim. Is the pool appropriately gated, with no holes or gaps in fencing? Are all latches and locks in proper working order? Is the door leading outside secure?
Property Hazards – Evaluate the home for any potential dangers, including stairs, tree roots or uneven pavers. These can be easily overlooked by a curious child and lead to unnecessary injury.
Street Location – Take into account how far your home is from a busy area. Is the home located on a congested street? What is the posted speed limit in the area and how fast do cars typically drive through the neighborhood? Are there streetlights and crosswalks nearby?
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Hanging large mirrors on one wall of the living room has been touted for years as a way to make the room larger. But, said New York designer Jeffrey Blum, mirrors reflect everything in the room, creating the illusion of clutter.
Invest in built-ins – Whether you add window-seats or built-in bookshelves, small rooms will benefit. Unlike groupings of furniture which can appear awkward or cluttered, built-ins make small rooms provide vertical interest and architectural detail, making them appear gracious and more substantial.
Open up the doorways – Renovate doorways, making them as wide and tall as possible, preferably to the ceiling. There may be no need to remove an entire wall between rooms when enlarging a door can make a huge difference.
Choose larger floor tile – The larger the tile, plank or pattern on a floor, the larger the room will look. Even the tiniest of powder rooms can benefit from this trick. Another tip? Install tiles on a diagonal.
Make use of the hallway – Hallways often seem small and closed-in. 'Open' them by hanging an eye-catching piece of artwork at the far end. This draws the eye to the longest distance, making the hallway appear less cramped.
Add a wall of windows – Replace the living slider with a wall of windows or French doors. They will brighten the room and draw the eye out to the landscaping, making the room itself seem more expansive.
Use light colors and scaled-down furniture – Rooms painted in light colors, especially cream colors and icy blues, help make a room appear larger. Choose low-profile or slim pieces of furniture, rather than large or overstuffed pieces, to maintain the open look.
Please the senses – Just placing fresh flowers in a room, playing soft music and opening windows or sliders to let the breeze in can go a long way toward making a small room appear airier and me spacious.
Just because your space is small, doesn't mean it can't be fabulous! Enjoy these tips and build your happy space today!
Another boon for housing is the rise in single family construction. Although levels still remain way below "normal" building conditions, increased construction ties directly back to an increase in available jobs, furthering the cycle for improved housing.
According to a recent US News article, the National Association of Home Builders indicates that for every 1,000 single-family homes built, enough economic activity is created to sustain 2,970 jobs for a year, yielding $162 million in wage income and $111 million federal, state and local taxes and fees. NAHB notes that while half of these jobs are in the construction sector, the rest lie in associated business that grow along with housing.
This is encouraging news for sure! Please contact me with any of your real estate needs. I look forward to helping you buy or sell your home.
If you want to give your home the best chance of selling at the price you want, put a little light on the subject. After all, poor lighting can make a room look gloomy. And it's well known in the real estate industry that buyers look for excellent lighting when shopping for a place to live. That means displaying the right combination of natural night, lamps and other sources of light.
This may seem obvious, but sunshine is a great way to light a room, so take down drapes and curtains and let the light shine in. Not only will this brighten a room, it will also help with your staging by making it easy for potential buyers to imagine what curtains, drapes and blinds they want to bring into each room. Also, be sure to clean the windows as they'll be more prominent when curtains are taken out of the equation. Cleaning windows will also let the light shine brighter.
Lighting can also be used to showcase aspects of your home that you want to emphasize. While spotlight lamps are great for showcasing fireplaces or paintings, if you have dimmers, use them to create the right mood from room to room. If potential buyers look at your home when it's darker outside, make the playroom bright and cheery and dim the lights in the dining room to set a more romantic mood.
It's also important to take a good look at your fixtures and the shape they're in. If they're cracked, worn-out or just out of date, take the time to replace them. And go with something simple in order to appeal to the widest range of potential buyers. Incorporating simple fixtures into the space will also help you keep more money in your wallet while making it easier for buyers to imagine what fixtures they'd like to install. Don't overlook light switches either—they can get worn out and stained after years of hands touching them. Make sure they're clean, and buy new ones if necessary.
You'll also want to be sure to pay particular attention to the kitchen and bathroom. Add high-wattage bulbs in the kitchen, particularly in cooking areas. If your bathroom needs a little sprucing up, the right light can go a long way toward creating a bright space.
If you're simply looking to bring the lighting up a notch in your home, there are some simple, inexpensive ways to achieve this goal. Whether it's buying bulbs with a higher wattage, cleaning your lampshades (or buying new ones), trimming trees/shrubbery or cleaning curtains and drapes, incorporating extra light into your home doesn't have to cost a fortune.


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Her wiki suggests that she is also an active Reserve Officer in the US Naval Services.Morgan also served as an intelligence analyst in the Office of Intelligence and Analysis' Treasury department for two years from 2008.Morgan, who possesses a US nationality, started her career in the government services working as a public affairs officer for the US Agency for International Development. Morgan grew up in Polk County, Florida, where she met her first husband, US Marine, Joshua Dobbs. They met in her hometown, Polk County, Florida and were dating each other. The couple recently celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary on 25 May 2018.Morgan, who is lovingly called by her husband as Bella, recently congratulated Jonathan on his 42nd Before tying the knot with Jonathan, Morgan was married to Joshua Dobbs. and later with Jonathan Ross Weinberger in May 2013. Just like any other celebrities, Morgan Ortagus also has a fair share of unstable love life. However, she moved away from Connecticut after her father Ronald left the family.
She has married twice in her life.
Her first marriage was to Joshua Dobbs, a United States Marine officer whom she met while she was in Polk County, Florida. They exchanged their vows on 11 May 2013 in a Jewish Ceremony, Georgetown. In fact, no much information about Morgan's first marriage is available.
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Il Futbol'nyj Klub Domodedovo Moskva, noto semplicemente come Domodedovo, è una società calcistica russa con sede nella città di Domodedovo, nei pressi di Mosca. Milita nella Pervenstvo Professional'noj Futbol'noj Ligi, la terza divisione del campionato russo.

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Il Domodedovo è stato fondato nel 2013 dai gemelli Dmitrij e Kirill Kombarov, entrambi calciatori professionisti. La squadra ha partecipato alla Pervenstvo Professional'noj Futbol'noj Ligi per la prima volta nella sua storia nel campionato 2014-2015.

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