French President Francois Hollande on Friday defended his government from accusations it relaxed its anti-terror defences after the Euro championships, and announced plans to arm the fight against the Islamic State group which claimed the Nice attack.
Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve has been the lightning rod for accusations that authorities dropped their guard after the June 10th-July 10th football tournament, leaving the Bastille Day celebrations targeted in last week's massacre in Nice exposed.
Five suspects have been formally charged over the July 14th truck attack in the French Riveria city that killed 84 people.
Hollande said Cazeneuve, who has shrugged off opposition calls to resign, had his "full confidence" and announced he would ship weapons to Iraqi forces fighting the Islamic State (Isis) group which claimed the attack.
"I took the decision as part of the anti-Daesh coalition to make weapons available to Iraqi forces," Hollande said after a meeting of key ministers and security chiefs, using another name for Isis.
"They will be there next month," he added.
An aide to the president said the weaponry would include artillery batteries and that France - a member of the US-led anti-Isis coalition - would also send military advisers to train Iraqi forces in using the arms.
The Nice assault was the third major attack on French soil in the past 18 months, after the militant carnage in Paris in November and the shootings at a satirical magazine and kosher supermarket in January 2015.
Isis has claimed Bouhlel, a Tunisian national, as one of its "soldiers" but given no proof of his affiliation. The group threatened further attacks in a video this week.
Cazeneuve has launched an investigation into potential security oversights.
The Liberation newspaper reported on Thursday that only one police car was stationed at the entrance to the Nice promenade on the night of the attack.
Five suspects have been charged over the rampage, which Bouhlel, who was shot dead by police, appears to have been plotting for months.
The five suspects include Tunisian nationals Chokri C., 37, and Mohamed Oualid G, aged 40.
The others are 22-year-old Franco-Tunisian Ramzi A., 38-year-old Albanian Artan H, and his wife Enkeledja Z. who holds both French and Albanian nationality.
None were previously known to the intelligence services.
Mohamed Oualid G. filmed the scene the promenade after the carnage as it crawled with paramedics and journalists, prosecutor Francois Molins said.
In April this year, Chokri C sent Bouhlel a Facebook message reading: "Load the truck with 2,000 tonnes of iron ... release the brakes my friend and I will watch."
Ramzi, Chokri and Oualid are charged with being accomplices to murder by a terror group.
Ramzi and the Albanian couple were also charged with providing Bouhlel with the gun he fired at the police officers who raked his truck with bullets, ending the massacre.
Investigators initially said Bouhlel appeared to have undergone a lightning-quick radicalisation but the picture emerging is of a long-planned attack.
The prosecutor said on Thursday that photos on his phone showed he had already staked out the same July 14th event in Nice a year ago.
Acquaintances of the father of three, who had been living in the city for around a decade, said he had shown little interest in religion and was prone to violence.
But the probe has revealed a fascination with jihad dating back at least a year.
In May 2015, he took a photo of an article about the drug Captagon, an amphetamine used by militants in Syria.
Parliament this week extended the state of emergency in place since the November Paris attacks for a fourth time.
The security laws allow the authorities to carry out searches by day or night, without a warrant from a judge, and to place people under house arrest.


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Nonlawyer is still at his desk, 12 years after court ordered him to stop practicing, newspaper says
In 2003, a nonattorney, Jesus Lozano, was ordered by a California court to stop "assisting individuals to fill out pleadings, motions, and court forms or other documents and providing counsel or advice related to any legal matter."
But authorities say Lozano continued taking money from individuals who thought he was an attorney, despite being held in contempt in 2004 and 2013, the Los Angeles Times (sub. req.) reports. His work included criminal, immigration and tort matters.
Earlier this year, he was criminally charged as a result of work by a new Los Angeles city-county task force that focuses on crimes against immigrants. Two undercover investigators recorded Lozano at his office in December as he agreed to provide help with an immigration case, says Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer in a court filing.
The result was a plea bargain in which Lozano entered no-contest pleas to misdemeanor charges of violating a previous injunction; practicing law without a license; and acting as an unregistered immigration consultant, the Times reports. His sentencing, which is expected to include at least 90 days in jail, is pending as the prosecution team tallies up the restitution the court will be asked to require Lozano to pay.
The California state bar is now overseeing nearly 200 cases it says Lozano was handling. Meanwhile, as a condition of his plea the nonattorney is required to stay away from his Van Nuys office.
However, the newspaper says it found Lozano there recently, at a desk laden with tax paperwork and apparent legal documents.
"There's a big injustice being done to me. I'm being picked on," he told the newspaper. He claimed that he had settled with individuals who said they were victimized and taken a plea in the criminal case because he lacked resources to fight the claims against him.
He is in fact closing his office, Lozano said. He described the work performed by his West Coast Legal Services business as filling a legitimate need for Spanish-language legal services. Lozano said he focused on filling out forms, and routinely referred clients to legitimate attorneys for legal representation.

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I'm still having problems with a simple spawn.
I have an empty game object, "spawnPoint".
On the spawnPoint's FSM, I have Get Owner (and store the location as spawnLoc).
I then have Get Random Child to get a random game object to spawn, which gets saved as randomObj.
I then have Create Object with randomObj as my object to create and spawnLoc as my spawnpoint.
The object is created in my hierarchy, but not at my spawnLoc.
I can't even find it in the scene anywhere.
Not sure I understand the structure but it seems to me like you may need to convert a position from local space to world space (Transform Position action).
Thanks, but with create object, you can set a game object as a location point, no? That's what the "spawn point" is for? I don't see where converting from world to screen would come into it if I've already positioned the game object to spawn at.
Maybe I should specify I'm in 2D, but right now I've taken it even more simply to creating an empty game object, and on the FSM for that object, using create object and setting spawn point to an empty game object (dragging it from hierarchy to spawn point) and it's still not spawning.
The game object is on a canvas panel.
Can someone show me a simple 2d spawner???
Update: Not sure if this counts as "Solved" or not, but I found if i used create object advanced and parented the item to the canvas then it works.
yes, parenting inside canvas is tricky, I use SetTransformParent custom action ( from the ecosystem) for everything inside a UI canvas.


Today's photo-of-the-day is from the base of Volcán de Fuego in Guatemala, as it looked in January. During the hour or so it took us to drive past the volcano to Antigua, we saw three or so such small eruptions. Our tour guide, who lives in Antigua, said the volcano was active almost every day. At night, the molten lava might light up the peak. During the day, puffs of smoke and ash like this. But we were told that there were no large eruptions for the last century. I considered it a tourist attraction along the lines of Old Faithful in Yellowstone Park. Well all that changed on June 3, 2018, when the volcano had a major eruption, "unleashing a fast-moving mix of ash, rock and volcanic gases" that left at least 99 dead and 192 still missing. What had been a fascinating tourist attraction for us suddenly became deadly for those who lived in the mountain's shadow.


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Q: How to configure SMTP settings based on web hosting's mail account Hello how do i configure my php mailer to make it work with these settings?
i tried to fix the username and password but i still get this error
PHPMailer Error: The following From address failed: thesis@thesis.buybranded.com.ph : Called Mail() without being connected
<?php
require 'class.phpmailer.php';
$mail = new PHPMailer();
$mail->IsSMTP();
$mail->Mailer = 'smtp';
$mail->SMTPAuth = true;
$mail->Host = 'gowebph.gowebph.com'; // "ssl://smtp.gmail.com" didn't worked
$mail->Port = 465;
$mail->SMTPSecure = 'tls';
// or try these settings (worked on XAMPP and WAMP):
// $mail->Port = 465;
// $mail->SMTPSecure = 'ssl';

$mail->Username = "thesis@thesis.buybranded.com.ph";
$mail->Password = "XXXXXXXXXXXXXX";

$mail->IsHTML(true); // if you are going to send HTML formatted emails
$mail->SingleTo = true; // if you want to send a same email to multiple users. multiple emails will be sent one-by-one.

$mail->From = "thesis@thesis.buybranded.com.ph";
$mail->FromName = "Your Name";

$mail->addAddress("vince_agno@live.com","User 1");
$mail->addAddress("2009010067@ust-ics.mygbiz.com","User 2");

$mail->Subject = "Testing PHPMailer with localhost";
$mail->Body = "Hi,

This system is working perfectly.";

if(!$mail->Send())
    echo "Message was not sent
PHPMailer Error: " . $mail->ErrorInfo;
else
    echo "Message has been sent";
?>

A: You've got your port & protocol mismatched. port 465 is for ssl and port 587 is for tls.
see https://support.google.com/mail/answer/13287?hl=en

A: Could you please use this
$mail->SMTPDebug = 1; // debugging: 1 = errors and messages, 2 = messages only

also
$mail->SMTPSecure = 'ssl';
$mail->Port = 465;

Or if using TLS try to use port 587 for TLS
from wiki ---Secure SMTP - port 587 (can also use the legacy port 465 - this may solve problems with SSL) (port 587 has optional TLS encryption, possibly using STARTTLS now, or use port 465 for SSL encryption)

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Q: Parse wikipedia {{Location map}} templates I would like to parse the Wikipedia power plant lists, which contain the {{Location map}} template. In my example I'm using the German translation, but this shouldn't change the basic process.
How can I get out the label=, lat=, lon= and region= parameters from such code?
Probably this is nothing for a html parser like BeautifulSoup, but rather awk?
{{ Positionskarte+
 | Tadschikistan
 | maptype     = relief
 | width       = 600
 | float       = right
 | caption     =
 | places      =
 {{ Positionskarte~
  | Tadschikistan
  | label      = [[Talsperre Baipasa|Baipasa]]
  | marktarget =
  | mark       = Blue pog.svg
  | position   = right
  | lat        = 38.267584
  | long       = 69.123906
  | region     = TJ
  | background = #FEFEE9
 }}
 {{ Positionskarte~
  | Tadschikistan
  | label      = [[Kraftwerk Duschanbe|Duschanbe]]
  | marktarget =
  | mark       = Red pog.svg
  | position   = left
  | lat        = 38.5565
  | long       = 68.776
  | region     = TJ
  | background = #FEFEE9
 }}
...
}}

Thanks in advance!

A: Just extract information with regular expressions.
For example like this (PHP)
$k = "{{ Positionskarte+
 | Tadschikistan
 | maptype     = relief
 | width       = 600
 | float       = right
 | caption     =
 | places      =
 {{ Positionskarte~
  | Tadschikistan
  | label      = [[Talsperre Baipasa|Baipasa]]
  | marktarget =
  | mark       = Blue pog.svg
  | position   = right
  | lat        = 38.267584
  | long       = 69.123906
  | region     = TJ
  | background = #FEFEE9
 }}
 {{ Positionskarte~
  | Tadschikistan
  | label      = [[Kraftwerk Duschanbe|Duschanbe]]
  | marktarget =
  | mark       = Red pog.svg
  | position   = left
  | lat        = 38.5565
  | long       = 68.776
  | region     = TJ
  | background = #FEFEE9
 }}
}}";

$items = explode("Positionskarte~", $k);

$result = [];

foreach ($items as $item) {
    $info = [];
    $pattern1 = '/label\s+=\s+(.+)/';
    preg_match($pattern1, $item, $matches);
    if (!empty($matches)) {
        $info['label'] = $matches[1];
    }
    $pattern2 = '/lat\s+=\s+(.+)/';
    preg_match($pattern2, $item, $matches);
    if (!empty($matches)) {
        $info['lat'] = $matches[1];
    }
    $pattern3 = '/long\s+=\s+(.+)/';
    preg_match($pattern3, $item, $matches);
    if (!empty($matches)) {
    $info['long'] = $matches[1];
    }

    $pattern4 = '/region\s+=\s+(.+)/';
    preg_match($pattern4, $item, $matches);
    if (!empty($matches)) {
        $info['region'] = $matches[1];
    }

    if(!empty($info)) {
        $result[] = $info;
    }
}

var_dump($result);


In 2009, the National Park Service (NPS) completed an elk management plan and environmental impact statement that called for a 50% reduction of elk numbers at Wind Cave National Park, South Dakota. The plan prescribed modification of the park fence to achieve a change in elk distribution, leading to increased hunting mortality outside the park. Because changes in elk numbers are difficult to track and may result from myriad influences, population estimates may not accurately indicate the success or failure of management actions. Therefore, the USGS and NPS are using GPS satellite telemetry collars to monitor elk movements and survival, and to compare the distribution, movements, and population dynamics of park elk before and after implementation of the elk management plan. Data obtained with GPS satellite telemetry collars are enabling USGS scientists to determine with certainty whether management actions are having the desired effects on distribution, leading to concomitant increases in hunting mortality.
Relocations of one elk marked with a GPS satellite telemetry collar at Wind Cave National Park, South Dakota, by the U.S. Geological Survey and National Park Service.


This week, I intend to do things a little differently, for the next few weeks actually. In this case, that's because I have a specific theme in mind for the next 5 characters. These will all be members of a specific holy order, and come with a built-in reason to adventure together. Please welcome the Holy Order of Saint Gregor, starting with their leader Panoril the Just, one of the Angel-blooded Aasimars.
During combat Panoril seeks out the strongest target possibly in any situation, relying on her skill and armor to protect her. She will use her abilities as needed to keep her allies safe, starting with bastion of good and holy shield. She offers mercy to any opponent, once victory seems assured, but if they refuse mercy, then she will work to destroy her opponents to the best of her ability. Should the need arise, she prefers a tactical retreat to keep her allies safe, as opposed to risking them needlessly.
Gear +1 flaming longsword, belt of physical might (+2 Strength and Constitution) +2 full plate, +2 heavy steel shield, cloak of resistance (+2), backpack, bedroll, blanket, explorer's outfits (2x), small tent, trail rations (7 days); Coins 823 gp, 9 sp, (these remaining coins can be spent at the GM or player's discretion before the start of the game session).
Panoril is immune to fear (magical or otherwise). Each ally within 10 feet of her gains a +4 morale bonus on saving throws against fear effects. This ability functions only while Panoril is conscious, not if she is unconscious or dead.
The power of Panoril's aura of good (see the detect good spell) is equal to her paladin level.
Panoril is immune to charm spells and spell-like abilities. Each ally within 10 feet of her gains a +4 morale bonus on saving throws against charm effects.
This ability functions only while Panoril is conscious, not if she is unconscious or dead.
Panoril can call upon the powers of good to defend her and her allies against evil. This ability functions as smite evil, except Panoril gains no benefit on attack or damage rolls against her target. Instead, any attacks the target makes against allies within 10 feet of Panoril deal half damage. Attacks against Panoril deal full damage, but she gains a deflection bonus to her AC equal to +5 (3 + her Charisma bonus of +2, maximum +6 at 20th level) against attacks made by the target of the smite. As with smite evil, if Panoriltargets a creature that is not evil, her bastion of good ability is wasted with no effect.
Panoril can use this ability 3 times per day, and the effect remains until the target of the smite is dead or the next time she rests and regains her uses of this ability.
Panoril has acid resistance 5, cold resistance 5, and electricity resistance 5.
At will, Panoril can use detect evil, as the spell. Panoril can, as a move action, concentrate on a single item or individual within 60 feet and determine if it is evil, learning the strength of its aura as if having studied it for 3 rounds. While focusing on one individual or object, Panoril does not detect evil in any other object or individual within range.
Panoril has formed a bond with her shield. As a standard action, she can enhance her shield by calling on the aid of a celestial spirit. This bond lasts for 8 minutes. When called, the spirit causes the shield to shed light like a torch. The spirit grants the shield a +2 enhancement bonus. These bonuses can be added to the shield, stacking with existing enhancement bonuses to a maximum of +5, or they can be used to add any of the following armor special abilities: arrow deflection, bashing, blinding, fortification (any), reflecting, and spell resistance (any). The reflecting enhancement may be used once each time Panoril makes use of her divine bond. Adding these armor special abilities consumes an amount of bonus equal to the property's cost. These bonuses are added to any properties the shield already has, but duplicate special abilities do not grant any extra benefit. The bonus and special abilities granted by the spirit are determined when the spirit is called and cannot be changed until the spirit is called again. The celestial spirit imparts no bonuses if the shield is used by anyone other than Panoril, but it resumes giving bonuses if she resumes using the shield. She can use this ability once per day.
If a shield with a celestial spirit is destroyed, the Panoril loses the use of this ability for 30 days, or until she gains a level, whichever comes first. During this period, she takes a –1 penalty to her armor class and on saving throws.
Panoril gains a bonus equal to her Charisma bonus (+3) on all saving throws.
Panoril is immune to all diseases, including supernatural and magical diseases, including mummy rot.
Panoril can channel her faith into her shield, protecting any nearby allies. All allies adjacent to her gain a shield bonus equal to her own shield bonus, including any increases from the shield's enhancement bonus. This bonus does not stack with any existing shield bonuses. Panoril radiates light as a light spell while the shielding is active.
Using this ability consumes two uses of Panoril's lay on hands ability, and the effects last for 3 rounds plus a number of rounds equal to her Charisma bonus (+3), so a total of 6 rounds.
Panoril can heal wounds (her own or those of others) by touch. Each day she can use this ability 9 times. With one use of this ability, she can heal 4d6 hit points of damage. Using this ability is a standard action, unless she targets herself, in which case it is a swift action. Despite the name of this ability, Panorilonly needs one free hand to use this ability.
Alternatively, Panoril can use this healing power to deal damage to undead creatures, dealing 4d6 points of damage. Using lay on hands in this way requires a successful melee touch attack and doesn't provoke an attack of opportunity. Undead do not receive a saving throw against this damage.
Whenever Panoril uses lay on hands to heal damage to one target, the target also receives the additional effects from all of the mercies possessed by Panoril. A mercy can remove a condition caused by a curse, disease, or poison without curing the affliction. Such conditions return after 1 hour unless the mercy actually removes the affliction that causes the condition.
Diseased: Panoril lay on hands ability also acts as remove disease, using her level as the caster level.
Panoril has learned to use the power of her faith to bolster her defenses and aid her allies.
Panoril gains 2 extra lay on hands per day, for a total of 9 times per day. She can spend a use of her lay on hands ability to call upon the power of her faith as a standard action. This causes a nimbus of light to emanate from Panoril in a 30-foot radius. All allies in this area (including Panoril) receive a +1 morale bonus to AC and on attack rolls, damage rolls, and saving throws against fear as long as they remain in the area of light. This power lasts for 1 minute.
Further, the nimbus of light heals Panoril and her allies, curing of them of 1d4 points of ability damage, as per the spell lesser restoration. A creature can only be healed in this way once per day.
The Order of Saint Gregor is dedicated to the recovery of religious artifacts of all kinds. For benevolent religions, they will return these to the clergy of those religions (usually at whatever local headquarters that they have) or destroying them in the case of those belonging to evil religions.
The leader of their adventuring company (or "Recovery Department" as the members jokingly call it), is Panoril, a young, headstrong woman who has learned the value of allies and keeping her cool. Unfortunately, keeping her cool is NOT her strong point, and she often loses her temper, seeking forgiveness afterward. So far, she's managed to keep herself out of trouble, mostly due to the help of her allies, and she's come to value them higher than even her allegiance to the order, something she keeps VERY quiet about.


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When we started EdNavigator, we knew we didn't want language to be a barrier for families accessing our services. Meeting that goal is an ongoing process.
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We started EdNavigator with a simple idea: that if we could bring educational support for families right to the workplace, we could make it easier for parents to engage with school, and in turn, get better experiences and outcomes for their kids.
At our very first information session at International House Hotel in New Orleans, where we launched the EdNavigator pilot in 2015, three of us—Whitney Henderson, Tim Daly and I—stood in front of a room of employees and made our pitch to them. Got questions about your kid's school? Do you need support figuring out what their report card means or how to get them more help in a particular area?
It's a lot to ask of parents, if you think about it. Come tell us perfect strangers about the thing that is most precious and anxiety-producing to you: your children. This is deeply personal for families. And our education system is brutally complex.
At that presentation, Tim explained what we did and how we could help families. And knowing many of the folks in the room were Spanish speakers, I translated in real time. We sensed that if EdNavigator was going to work, we needed to ensure that the service was fully accessible to all kinds of families—and that meant making sure language wasn't a barrier. We had to prioritize enabling families to engage with us in the language they were most comfortable using.
Since then, we've come to recognize that while this is a worthy goal, meeting it isn't always straightforward. We're constantly learning more about the many ways we (and our education system) inadvertently default to English, and what we can do to proactively combat that in our work. Here are some things we've learned along the way:
Language needs to be a staffing priority. We can't say we care about removing language as a barrier if we don't have the right people on staff to do that. We proactively recruit team members who are fluent in multiple languages, and who have roots in the communities we serve: Among our Navigators, we currently have Spanish, Portuguese, Cape Verdean Creole, and French speakers. Of course, we're unlikely to build a team that will speak every possible language we might come across in our work, so when we serve families that speak a language we don't—at the moment, that includes Vietnamese and Ki'che', among others—we have to seek out resources that can help us communicate. That might mean hiring hourly translators, using translation apps in a pinch, having written communications translated, or partnering with community organizations that serve families from that particular language background. Often, we're figuring it out as we go, but we know we need to be ahead of the process, and meet our families where they are—not the other way around.
Bilingualism should be built into the work, not an after-thought. We expect that families will feel more comfortable accessing support from our Navigators if they get the message that our services are meant for them. To make sure we're clear that English isn't a prerequisite for engaging with us, when we introduce our work to a group that includes Spanish speaking employees, we run our introductory presentation in both English and Spanish. We'll also have a Spanish speaker at the back of the room to translate and answer questions. We bring translated versions of outreach materials to all our presentations, and the EdNavigator app—the primary vehicle for communicating with members outside of in-person meetings—can currently operate in English, Spanish, or French.
The small stuff matters. Though we use external translators as needed, we've also developed an internal process for translating content into Spanish, since we have the capacity to do so within our own team. In doing so, we've been surprised to realize how easy it is for small stuff to fall through the translation cracks. We often observe this in schools' translation processes, too: While major parent-facing communications might get translated, smaller—but equally critical—pieces of information often don't. For example, an annual parent survey might be translated into multiple languages, but the email asking families to participate is only in English. For this reason, it's been important for us to set up a system for not only translation itself, but also for assessing what needs to be translated and when. We continuously revisit that process as our work and the content we produce evolve.
Parents have translation rights and they need to be protected. One of our core roles in supporting families who speak a language other than English is advocating for their translation rights. Time and time again, we'll hear from parents who attended a meeting at school, only to get there and realize there was no interpreter in the room—and another teacher or student was haphazardly asked to step in. Or families will get crucial information about their children—from report cards to IEP reports to field trip permission forms—sent home in a language they do not speak or read. Our Navigator team has developed expertise on parents' legal rights to translation and become accustomed to finding their ways through school and district bureaucracy to get those rights met.
When we launched EdNavigator, we had a lot of questions: What do families need when it comes to engaging with school? How can we help them get those things? What does it take to give families a better experience of our education system—and eventually get better outcomes for kids?
One thing that was never a question, though, was who we wanted to reach: any family that needed support. And we knew we didn't want language to be a barrier to that. We're absolutely not there yet. Just recently, we've been thinking about how to provide better support for families with limited literacy, for whom translated written documents are not accessible. It's a work in progress. But it's one we're glad to push ourselves on, because eliminating barriers to engaging with school—including those baked into our own work—is essential to giving families and students the educational experiences they deserve.
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DeWalt Announces Release of Construction Site WiFi, IoT Platform
June 5, 2017 Shane Hedmond
via DeWalt Construction Site WiFi
After recently announcing the release of a bunch of new Bluetooth enabled tools and products, as well as an inventory platform, DeWalt has jumped all-in on internet connected construction sites with the announcement of Construction Site WiFi. Construction sites, especially large complex sites, are becoming more and more reliant on internet connectivity to efficiently manage their projects. This is great news for all of you who count on a consistent internet connection to use programs like Procore, PlanGrid, and Bluebeam, among others, to communicate between different parties on the job site and in the office.
"DEWALT understands how vital the building and construction industries are to local and global economies," said Tony Nicolaidis, Vice President of Marketing for Connected Systems, said in a press release. "Leveraging technology, our goal is to provide solutions for gathering in-depth jobsite data for better decision-making by general contractors and trade contractors, thus enhancing productivity and safety."
The DeWalt WiFi system is being described as a ruggedized "mesh" solution, which means that many WiFi access points will be connected to each other. This type of system will greatly reduce network dead spots in buildings and is also easily adaptable and expandable, which is great for an ever-changing construction site.
Following the release of the WiFi will be DeWalt's Internet of Things (IoT) platform. Using wireless mesh systems to allow WiFi connections is just the tip of the iceberg, as far as their capability goes. It's all about data. Much like how cell phone towers give a general idea of where calls have been made from, each WiFi access point can not only determine a location of connected objects, they also allow for many opportunities to add sensors and other data collectors.
The possibilities are endless and a solution like this is a big step towards a smarter and more data automated job site. DeWalt is accepting pre-orders of the WiFi solution on their website right now. The IoT system is currently listed as "coming soon."
6/5/17 UPDATE: After reaching out to DeWalt, we received some additional information about pricing and availability. DeWalt is anticipating a 4th quarter shipment date for the Construction Site WiFi. The WiFi access points will be purchased by the contractors, as opposed to being able to lease them per project, and each access point will cost $1199.
DeWalt anticipates that the IoT dashboard service will be subscription based. Among the sensors that will be released with the platform are temperature, humidity, motion sensors, and air quality and noise trackers. And that's just the start. The sensors will generate important data points that will hopefully be used by company's to greatly increase their safety.
Check out the Rob McKinney's (the ConAppGuru) interview with Tony Nicolaidis, DeWalt's VP of Marketing of Connected Systems, for more information about DeWalt's announcement:
How NASA Plans to Start Building in Space in the Next 3 Years (Possibly)
3D printing technologies have significantly improved over the past few years and some have even made it to the jobsite. Not to be outdone, NASA, your favorite America space exploration organization, has announced a plan to being building and manufacturing in low-Earth orbit.
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Triax Technologies Adds Access Control Abilities to Spot-R Platform for Highly Secured Jobsites
Spot-r, made by Triax Technologies, is a hardware and software solution for employee tracking and safety. It combines a pager-style clip with a proprietary wireless mesh network to communicate hazards, evacuation notices, and locate who is on the site and where. The company recently announced the addition of access control to their Spot-r platform.
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Tesla is Now Installing Its Solar Roof Tiles in 8 States
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Mortenson Announces Partnership with Operator-less Equipment Maker Built Robotics
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At Autodesk University in London today, PlanGrid has announced the additions of two new features for the platform: Advanced RFIs and Project Hub. The company has promised better project visibility and a streamlined RFI process with the updates.
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To celebrate the anniversary of Aion's launch in North America and Europe, the Aion Production Team has come up with a host of events to commemorate the occasion from September 22nd, 2011 to October 1st, 2011! A 10 day Reactivation Celebration, beginning at 8:00 AM PDT on Thursday, September 22, 2011 and running until 8:00 AM PDT on Sunday, October 2nd, 2011.
The 'For War and Glory' AP Event, which increases the amount of AP gained from defeating monsters in the Abyss and Silentera Canyon, and reduces the amount of AP lost from dying in Player versus Player combat in the Abyss and Silentera Canyon (9/21 – 9/28)!
The 'Behind Enemy Lines' Rifting Event, which removes the defensive buffs in Heiron and Beluslan (9/28 – 10/5)!
The 'Increased XP Event', which increases the amount of experience players gain from slaying monsters (9/21 – 10/5)!
The 'Increased Drop Rates Event', which increases the drop rates of loot from all monsters, including Boss Monsters and Named Monsters (9/21 – 10/5)!
The 'Picking Up the Past' Community Event! Researchers from Elysea and Asmodae have undertaken a bold new project—cataloguing Atreia's history in a new Natural History Museum! Collect Fossils by defeating monsters and bosses, and trade those Fossils in for clothing, medals, and gift boxes (9/7 – 10/5)!
The 'Ascension Festival' Anniversary Event! During this time each year, all of Atreia gathers to remember the ascension of the first human Daevas, and to praise Aion's blessings. Collect Ascension Energy while adventuring throughout Atreia, and trade it in for costumes, hats, and gift boxes (9/21 – 10/26)!
For more information about these events visit the Aion 2nd Anniversary page on the Game Guide.
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When the neighbourhood around Khaosan Road was mellow, in the days before it became a super-popular backpacker hangout, it was one of Bangkok's main shopping areas, selling student uniforms, all kinds of fabrics (from high-price lace to funky velvet), classy and custom-made shoes, wedding gowns, souvenirs for traditional festivals, and many types of food specialties. It was full of local life and all kinds of local people, and as a child I loved visiting with my mother to shop and experience the bustle.
These days, the area is mainly known for its cheap guesthouses and backpacker-oriented bars. But my main interest in the area continues to be as a place for food, specifically cooking ingredients.
And this is what draws me to Namprik Nittaya Shop. It is the place for pastes, the key component of many curry dishes. Namprik Nittaya has been famous for its homemade curry pastes for more than four decades. For years, when my family didn't have enough time to make the curry pastes for big feasts, my mother would go to Namprik Nittaya to get them. It has since become a tradition for me—before taking a long journey—to buy paste and other ingredients from the shop to carry with me in my suitcase.
Every time I step inside the store—spanning two contiguous shop houses—I swoon, like a kid in a candy shop. The smells of roasted chili, lime, and lightly fried salted fish greet me in the showroom. I wend my way through the crowded aisles, and past the cluttered shelves, towards the far end where the curry pastes are stored. There I deeply inhale their aromas.
The pastes are piled up, like little colourful hills, in separate containers—whether green curry, red curry, or kaeng taipla curry (a Southern style). I usually buy several different kinds, perhaps about 250 grams of each, but my favourite is nam prik phao, which I add to my tom yum soup recipe for an extra punch of taste and aroma. Sometimes I also use it as a dip for crispy crackers and chips. Nam prik phao is different than other curries because it can be eaten without cooking. It also has a little touch of sweetness and spice, and a dense texture from its mixture of dried shrimps, red shallots, garlic, and chilies.
Nittaya also has packages of dehydrated herbs, which are very convenient. Kaffir lime leaves, sliced lemongrasses, galangas, and dried red chilies are packed together to make tom yum or tom kha kai, or sold separately. I love to have those herbs in a variety of sizes. I can use them in my cooking or give them as gifts to friends who love cooking Thai food, but can't find fresh ingredients where they live.
Namprik Nittaya is also very inexpensive, with prices far more modest than the modern supermarkets. During my many trips there over the years I have had lovely conservations with other customers who have been drawn there for the same reasons. And if I'm particularly lucky on these trips, and one of the ladies behind the cashier's counter is not too busy, I will ask her about different recipes and find out about other cooking ingredients too. It means more new aromas in my kitchen, and more goodies for my friends abroad.
Address: The words "Namprik Nittaya" are written in green Thai characters on the front of the shop, which sits close to the corner of Soi Rambutri and Chakraponse Rd, right across from Bank of Krungsri Ayutthaya. The shop is open every day from 9am till 6:30pm.
Our roving roadside gourmand Nym knows her local grub inside-out and thrives on the stories behind the dishes. Each month, she takes an offbeat tour in search of the city's next delectable morsel.


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A mini-guide to the city's latest openings, from upmarket hotels to restaurants and cafes.
The most pleasant way to start or end your visit to the Pireos Street Annex of the Benaki Museum is with a cocktail in its revamped, modern café-restaurant. The beautiful, sunlit space has been jazzed up with indoor plants, comfortable seating, large tables and a small stage for performances and live music. At the bright bar, you can choose between six custom-made cocktails or from a menu of dishes from the Mediterranean and beyond, including falafel and burritos. On your way out, drop by the gift shop which shares the space. You'll find a good selection of great stationery, jewelry, gift items and interesting coffee-table books, as well as original crafts and utilitarian objects by Greek designers. There is nothing stand-offish about the store; it's designed to invite customers to explore and peruse.• 138 Pireos & Andronikou • Tel. (+30) 210.345.3111, Closed Mon and Tue.


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Committee to consider Women Veterans Day resolution
One day after Memorial Day, an effort to honor women veterans is moving forward after being introduced by a lawmaker from Muskegon.
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Author: Matt Gard
Published: 1:42 AM EDT May 29, 2018
LANSING, Mich. -- State Rep. Terry Sabo (D - Muskegon) is pushing for June 15 to be declared Women Veterans Day in Michigan. He introduced a resolution to do just that back on May 9.
Since then, HR 336 has gained support from both Democrats and Republicans in the House, including fellow West Michigan representative Winnie Brinks (D - Grand Rapids).
On Tuesday, May 29, the resolution is being considered by the Committee on Military and Veterans Affairs. Rep. Sabo's office called 13 ON YOUR SIDE to clarify that measure is symbolic in nature and that if the resolution passes, women veterans will still be honored on the traditional Veterans Day as well.
According to the measure, two million women veterans live in the U.S. and Puerto Rico and 44,000 of those women call Michigan home.
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Canada must fill in the gaping void in moral leadership the U.S. is creating: Marcus Kolga in the Star
If there was ever a moment that the world needed Canada, it is now, writes Marcus Kolga.
By Marcus Kolga, July 10, 2018
Late last week, Jim Melville, U.S. Ambassador to Estonia, posted a private Facebook message announcing his resignation. In it, Melville wrote that "for the President to say… that 'NATO is as bad as NAFTA' is not only factually wrong, but proves to me that it's time to go."
This recent development and the announcement of a Trump-Putin summit in Finland — a country that has long engaged in a policy of naked appeasement towards the Kremlin — are casting further doubts about U.S. commitments to the transatlantic alliance. The meeting is being cited as further evidence of the creeping re-alignment of U.S. foreign policy in Europe.
In welcome contrast, Canadian Prime Minster Justin Trudeau, announced this week, that he and Minister of Foreign Affairs Chrystia Freeland will be visiting Canada's NATO partner, Latvia ahead of next week's NATO summit.
The timing of the announcement and visit come just as alliance cohesion, which has been threatened by the U.S. President's ongoing rhetoric and actions, has faced increasing doubts.
Vladimir Putin's primary foreign policy goal over the past decade has been one of breaking apart both NATO and the European Union, with the ultimate objective of reconstituting the former Soviet Union from their ashes. Putin has publicly stated his desire to reverse what he has stated was the greatest geopolitical disaster of the 20th century: the breakup of the Soviet Union.
Vladimir Putin's actions leave little to doubt about his true aims. In 2007, his regime threatened to destabilize Estonia by sponsoring ethnic riots. In 2008, Russian troops invaded and continue to occupy two provinces of Georgia. The 2014 illegal annexation of Crimea and ongoing war in Eastern Ukraine have all been undertaken to reestablish Russia's Soviet era hegemony. There is no sign or reason to believe that Putin has any intent to alter his regime's trajectory.
As such, its difficult to guess what Putin could offer the U.S. President at the Helsinki meeting in return for U.S. concessions.
Speculation about U.S. acceptance of Kremlin claims on Crimea and the Donbas region of Ukraine are rampant. A reduction in U.S. forces in Europe, or an end to joint military exercises may also be on offer — as they were on the Korean peninsula.
Any such deal to weaken the U.S. presence in Europe would reinforce the emerging notion of Helsinki as a modern day "Yalta" — where in the aftermath of the Second World War, allied leaders betrayed Central and Eastern European nations by placing them under the repressive control of Josef Stalin.
The risk to Canada and our allies, is that the accelerating global instability caused by the ongoing decay of America's moral leadership and the rhetoric of its President are threatening to undermine alliances that have underpinned the global stability which we've enjoyed for over half a century.
Accelerating global instability caused by the ongoing decay of America's moral leadership and the rhetoric of its President are threatening to undermine alliances that have underpinned the global stability which we've enjoyed for over half a century.
Justin Trudeau's visit to Latvia could not be a more stark and welcome contrast to the U.S. administration's present course. His visit offers hope for the continuity of stable transatlantic relations and the cohesion of the collective defence that protects us and our allies, like Latvia. Most importantly, the visit sends a clear message to our allies, and to Putin, that Canada will not back down from defending the values that we and our allies traditionally stand for: freedom, democracy and the rule of law.
Canada's leadership in NATO's Operation Reassurance in Latvia is clear evidence of our commitment to countering Kremlin attempts to undermine solidarity and the sovereignty of nations within our collective defence alliance.
However, Canada must do more in order to help fill the gaping void that the retreat of U.S. leadership is leaving. We can begin by extending and expanding our leadership of NATO Operation Reassurance in Latvia and the Baltic Sea region.
Canada currently does not have full diplomatic representation in either Estonia or Lithuania, which hasn't gone unnoticed by our closest allies. Retiring U.S. Ambassador to Estonia, Melville says that "Estonia and the Baltic area would benefit from greater Canadian diplomatic presence in the region."
By fully implementing and expanding Canadian Magnitsky human rights sanctions we can further demonstrate Canada's moral leadership. Exploring a strategy to expand Canada's LNG (liquefied natural gas) markets to Europe will also help secure and stabilize European energy supplies, reducing reliance on corrupt Russian suppliers.
If there was ever a moment that the world needed Canada, it is now. Let us continue to meet the challenge of this clarion call and ensure that we continue to stand on guard with our allies on NATO's frontier with Russia.
Marcus Kolga is an expert on Russian disinformation and foreign policy, a documentary filmmaker and human rights advocate. He is a senior fellow at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute for Advancing Canadian Interests Abroad.
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A: In Java, you can check to see if the String is alpha, or alphanumeric using pattern matching, like so:
public boolean validate(String myString) {
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}

There is also commons StringUtils which has an alphanumeric method.

A: If you want your String to be valid if it has only letters you have to use patterns for example:
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//ok it's valid
} else {
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System.out.println("cat".matches("[a-zA-Z]+"));

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A: You can also use Apache Commons StringUtils: StringUtils.isAlpha().
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ERIH ITALY Annual Meeting 2019: 13th to 14th June at Fondazione Dalmine, Dalmine
Intangible Heritage and Industrial Tourism. How to open the company archives to the public?
The ERIH Italy meeting, this year, will take place at the Dalmine Foundation which joined the network in 2018. The meeting, which does not want to be a formal re-edition of previous events (Prato in 2016, Brescia in 2017), intends to address a new and highly original issue concerning the enhancement of the intangible heritage.
The chosen theme was born from the observation that many Italian sites of ERIH have a precious documentary core that takes on different roles from time to time: sometimes as company archives, other times, instead, as documentation centers, or libraries, etc.
Beyond the organizational forms, these documentary structures represent irreplaceable stores of memory that are increasingly called upon to play an active role in raising awareness of industrial heritage issues, with reference to a wider audience than that of professional scholars and specialists.
The meeting in Dalmine is therefore an opportunity for a first confrontation between the members of ERIH Italia to make known and share the multiplicity of experiences of using archival-documentary material for educational activities aimed at schools, to organize exhibitions, to arouse opportunities for discussion and debate, to ensure that the "deposited" memory turns into a living force to attract, through innovative forms of communication, new audiences (so far not sufficiently motivated to feel an interest in industrial heritage).
The meeting next June in Dalmine will have to be a forum to compare the experiences made and to solicit a common reflection around two fundamental objectives:
How archives can become a tool to promote and expand industrial tourism;
How archives can arouse, in visitors and in the general public, a full perception of the European dimension of the industrial heritage and strengthen the ties that bind Italian sites to other European sites (with regard to the technologies used, the innovations adopted, the corporate forms, to export markets, exchanges of technical personnel, etc.)
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Review: Billy Gilman wins 'Man in the Mirror' battle round on 'The Voice' Special
By Markos Papadatos Oct 12, 2016 in Music
Billy Gilman competed vs. Andrew DeMuro on the battle rounds on the reality singing competition, "The Voice," and the country singer reigned supreme.
Both vocalists from Team Adam (Levine) went head to head over Michael Jackson's classic hit "Man in the Mirror," and they did a wonderful job with their dynamic vocals, and were able to convey a wide spectrum of emotions. Their duet garnered positive feedback from all four coaches, and in the end, Billy Gilman was selected by his mentor Adam Levine as the winner of that battle round.
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The University of Delaware's Center for Political Communication is a nonpartisan, interdisciplinary initiative that is committed to the emerging field of political communication. The CPC conducts national and Delaware public opinion polls to support its mission to examine the effects of political and social issues on communication. University of Delaware faculty and students are able to use the data in their research to advance the study of social science topics such as civil rights and liberties, media effects, and intergroup relations. To see previous CPC polls, go to Press Releases.
Delaware public opinion poll
In September 2018, as part of the National Agenda 2018 program, the CPC conducted a statewide public opinion poll to examine which candidates Delawareans may vote for on Election Day, the most important problems facing the First State, and their opinions of current elected officials. The CPC contracted with Abt Associates to conduct telephone interviews with a representative sample of 995 adults living in Delaware, including 908 registered voters. The study was supervised by the CPC's Research Director, Paul Brewer, a professor in the Departments of Communication and Political Science & International Relations.
National public opinion polls
To complement the National Agenda 2017 speaker series, "As We Stand | Divided," the CPC partnered with RABA Research to conduct national polls to measure perceptions of Muslims, the trustworthiness of American institutions, and the Trump presidency. In March 2018, the CPC again partnered with RABA to conduct a national opinion poll about professional athletes and celebrities and their involvement in politics. The polls were supervised by the CPC's Associate Director, Lindsay Hoffman (Associate Professor) and Paul Brewer (Professor) in the Departments of Communication and Political Science & International Relations.
A national poll conducted on September 23 to 24 found that nearly three-fourths (71%) of Americans surveyed viewed Muslims as being more "them" than "us." Additionally, 69% of those surveyed did not believe Muslims are part of mainstream society. The findings illustrated the divide on issues related to the religion of Islam and Muslims in America today. The results underscored a confusion and lack of understanding when it comes to Muslims. Only 44% of those surveyed could say they personally "know" someone who is Muslim, and 53% say they are "not familiar" with the religion of Islam.
The second nationwide poll, conducted on October 24 to 25 to explore the divides facing Americans today, showed that most respondents carry a deep level of distrust for virtually every governing, media, and political institution in America. In a list of questions gauging which American institutions are trusted, only the military gained a positive rating with 72% trusting and just 13% not. Trend lines revealed an increasing skepticism and distrust of what were once respected institutions, with a distinct tribalism becoming the new norm in American politics. The survey also showed that 45% of all respondents distrusted "those who voted for Hillary Clinton for President" and 39% distrust "those who voted for Donald Trump for President." When broken out by party affiliation, the divide was extreme with 72% of self-identified Republicans distrusting those who voted for Clinton, and 70% of Democrats distrusting those who voted for Trump.
Results of the third national poll, conducted on November 11, showed that more than half of respondents said President Trump should not run for re-election in 2020, with an increasing number of Americans calling for a new candidate in the next election. The poll found that 54% of those questioned said Trump should not run for a second term as President. In a startling gender divide, the majority of men (53%) said they believe he should run, and the majority of women (60%) said he should not. When broken down by party, just 16% of Democrats said he should run, compared with 77% of Republicans. In a possible sign of a growing fissure within the GOP, 23% of Republican respondents said President Trump should not be the party's standard-bearer in 2020.
A majority of Republicans believe professional athletes should not speak out about politics and causes, with a sizable portion saying it is completely inappropriate for them to do so, according to a national poll conducted in March 2018 for the University of Delaware's Center for Political Communication. There was a notable difference between Republican and Democrat respondents in terms of their support for athletes being political. "What we are witnessing is a divide in terms of how Americans think about political speech—in particular, who gets to speak," says Dr. Dannagal Young, Associate Professor of Communication at the University of Delaware. Democrat respondents were overwhelmingly agreeing more strongly that athletes should use their platform to raise concern about political issues. Our poll suggests that support for celebrity athletes tends to be much greater among Democrats than Republicans, perhaps as a result of outspoken celebrities who have recently taken on more liberal causes.


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Finalists have their say ahead of business awards
by JASMINE BURKE
19th Oct 2019 12:00 AM
A RECORD number of finalists and guests will attend the Northern Rivers Regional Business Awards Gala Dinner tonight to celebrate another year of achievements.
The NSW Business Chamber will host the Northern Rivers Regional Business Awards Gala Dinner and Regional Manager Northern Rivers NSW Business Chamber, Jane Laverty, said 300 business and industry leaders from across the region will be coming together to be recognised as businesses of excellence.
Walkley Award winning journalist, author and broadcaster Tracey Spicer is MC for the evening.
The national co-founder of Women in Media and Now Australia, Ms Spicer was named the NSW Premier's Women of the Year in 2019, and in 2018 she was identified as one of the Australian Financial Review's 100 Women of Influence, winning the Social Enterprise and Not for Profit category.
"We have 107 finalist entries in this year's Regional Business Awards with representation from every corner of the region," Ms Laverty said.
"As a result of a strong number of entries into each of the local awards programs during June and July we can call the regional awards a true reflection of our Northern Rivers business landscape".
Many of the winners from the Northern Rivers Business Excellence Awards will then go on to represent the region at the prestigious State Business Awards in Sydney in November.
"The Northern Rivers has a track record of success at the State Awards with Stone & Wood taking out the State Excellence in Sustainability category in 2018 and in 2017 Bee Inventive, creators of Flow Hive, took out the State Excellence in Innovation category and the State Business of the Year gong too.
"As a community on the Northern Rivers, I think we are extremely proud of the success of our businesses and the work of their employees. We embrace their achievements and successes like they are our own. I believe we do have a great sense of empathy for how hard it is to be in business in today's economy and how much we rely on our business leaders to create and sustain the jobs that allow us to live in regional NSW".
A full list of finalists can be viewed on the chamber website now with the winners list available for viewing on Monday 21 October or follow the NSWBC Northern Rivers Facebook page for live updates on the night.
Gala Dinner and Award Celebration on Saturday October 2019 from 6pm at Ballina RSL Club.
Here's what the finalists love about being in business in the Northern Rivers:
Gather By
Matt Blomfield, CEO, Gather By: "Moving our headquarters from Sydney to Ballina earlier this year has been the best decision we've made in our business to date. I love the people, the community, the vibrancy. I love being surrounded by so much diversity and culture. And the Australian Manuka medicinal honey plants that we grow are native to the Northern Rivers so it makes sense for us to run our business here and to be close to our bees and to our honey tree growers. The support from other local businesses and industry leaders is unparalleled in this area. The lifestyle is also second to none. You can be in the hills and down by the sea within 15 minutes, where else can you get that? Our warehouse and retail shop right next to Ballina Airport has also made our shipping process incredibly efficient."
Cottage Collection
Lisa Burton: "What I love about having a business in the Northern Rivers is how, as a community, during times of trouble such as drought and most recently the fires we all come together as one. I love how locals support my business and are always behind me spurring me on."
Ghinni Ghi Farm
Mark and Carol Gillett: "Carol and I have loved working in the paradise our farm provides even when times are tough. We are so lucky to live and work and create opportunities in the healthy Northern Rivers. The area is known for its enterprise and endeavour, creative and forward thinking folk, and businesses that contribute to their communities and find patronage as a result."
Planit Consulting
Ben Gohl: "Operating a successful business in the Northern Rivers region is great as it is a real dynamic and fast-moving market with clients and a community that are willing to think outside the norm to deliver successful projects. Although this is a regional area we still get to work on a range of large, complex and exciting projects that challenge our Town Planning, Engineering And Landscape Architecture staff and this is a real exciting space for Planit Consulting to be involved in as we are creating projects that we are proud of and providing a better community in which we live, work and play."
Gillian Grove: "Our business highlights the creative capital that we have living in our region. Without the artists that we work with on our art retreats and weekend workshops we would never be the success that we are today. Combining that with the mind-blowing natural beauty of the Northern Rivers for our art retreats and creative getaways has created a very successful arts-based business that has thrived over the last 10 years. It's a privilege to be representing our region, we are so proud to be here."
Frontier Pets
Diana Scott: "It's the community! I've never felt so much part of 'something' before. In the year that we've been here we've employed 13 people from the local area. They are all fabulous. They are all committed. They want to see the region grow and thrive. It really is, in all seriousness, like one big family. It's the best move we ever made."
Virtus Heritage
Mary-Jean: "Working in the Northern Rivers region with traditional owners, councils, land councils and community groups on heritage projects is a real privilege for our team. Heritage is important to a sense of identity and to our wellbeing and working with community to protect and manage heritage and local archaeology collaboratively is critical. Northern Rivers is a special place to call home and for teams head office."
Northern Cooperative Meat Company (NCMC)
John Seacombe: "NCMC is a co-operative of long standing in the local community and we celebrate the rich diversity of business, industry, education and recreation opportunities in this region. This all leads to a vibrant, healthy and resilient community and one that supports each other. The Northern Rivers region is an area of excellence for collaborative business ethos and this alone makes our businesses all the more stronger in thought, skills and opportunities and thus rewarding and supporting the communities in our region."
C&M Garage Doors
Mat Barber: "We love the lifestyle that the Northern Rivers offers, expanding the business in a strong growth area has been exciting and challenging. It's rewarding to support other local businesses in their journey as well. Wouldn't want to be anywhere else!"
Dona Cholita Tortillera
Joey Juarez: "I feel like we've got it all! The daily commute is along glorious tree lined roads with mountain and ocean views, the laid back lifestyle means it's almost impossible to hustle to the point of exhaustion when your office view is a paddock and your afternoon decompress is a jump in the ocean. We have access to the BEST food and services and we personally know (and are often good friends with) all the people who make or grow the food, and provide those services. It's real, the people are real & the places are real. We are blessed with the most supportive community in the most picturesque location."
Lismore Symphony Orchestra
Joshua Booyens: "I love that a local 45 piece symphony orchestra and the far reaching audience we attract to the area can make a significant and recognised cultural and economic contribution to local business - they needn't be mutually exclusive!"
Serendip Plantation
Serendip Organics, Christine Rijks: "Where else can I live the dream and call it work?"
Global Performance Therapy
Donna Masing: "The thing I love most about being in business is the satisfaction of achieving a goal you set for yourself, especially when (for whatever reason) others have doubted you. It's knowing you can do whatever you focus your attention on, that there are no limits and you never stop just because someone else said you couldn't."
TAFE NSW Smart Skilled And Hired Youth Employment Program
Toni Bellos: "What I love about being in business on the Northern Rivers is being able to work alongside many business owners across a variety of industries to support our younger generation with their employment goals. Our job is fun, rewarding and each day is different. Our team love celebrating the success of other's each day."
Everyday-Legal
Amanda Mead, Solicitor: "I love being able to help the people of the Northern Rivers area by offering FREE legal advice, during these sessions clients gain clarity about their legal (or possibly non-legal) situation and this knowledge helps them move their situation forward in a positive direction. I feel lucky to be in a position where I can help."
Wild Honey Creative
Jasmine Phillips: "I am fortunate to have clients both in the local area and also from around Australia and overseas. Based in Kyogle (one of the region's smallest and more isolated towns) may seem limiting at first glance, however I have found that setting up here has been one of my best business decisions. I believe the local community is mindful of supporting other locals. More and more I have noticed people's preference to support local over what might be a better known or more commercially powerful enterprise. I think there is a growing understanding that by supporting a local business or creative, you are building your own community's potential and that creates flow on benefits for the entire community. Often our talented young people are encouraged to move away from the country - to head to the city and make a name for themselves - but I am hopeful for a future where they know that they can make a name for themselves if they stay here on the Northern Rivers. The digital world is shutting down traditional barriers. We can chase down opportunities from 9 'til 5 while still enjoying rainforests, beaches and a laid back country lifestyle the rest of the time - it's hard to imagine being in business anywhere else."
Blue Ginger Picnics
Tania Usher: "What I love about operating a business on the Northern Rivers is the opportunity to create outdoor dining experiences that showcase our stunning region as well as the many talented, innovative and creative businesses we work with. There's something special about the businesses of this region, they have a heartfelt sense of authentic collaboration. There's never any competitive bustling or solo-thinking. We're all in this together and I believe that's what makes the Northern Rivers stand out from the rest of Australia...and perhaps the world."
Casino Beef Week
Frank McKey, President: "It allows me time to spend with my three grandchildren and allows me to be involved in the community organisations to which I am a volunteer."
Harley & Co Agricentre
Pat Harley: "We love being in business on the Northern Rivers because it gives us the opportunity to really connect with our community. Strong community support for local business allows business to strongly support our communities."
Naarah Rodwell: "Being involved in the business community on the Northern Rivers is nothing but rewarding. The region is faced with many challenges, some not truly known or understood in metropolitan regions yet the community mindedness and the commitment to the "local" is inspirational. Being in the 'not for profit and 'for purpose' industry relies on the community being behind the service and even with the extraordinary challenges that have been faced by the Northern Rivers over the last few years the community haven't missed a beat. It truly is a pleasure to be a part of the region and the vibrant industries that trade here."
Lux Elopements
Sarah Jane Ryan: "The Northern Rivers is the most popular wedding destination in Australia. In the last 10 years have witnessed the exponential growth. Luxe Elopements is only in its second year but was a natural progression of my other brand Lady Bella Weddings. Our couples are travelling from all over Australia and Europe to exchange their vows on the Northern Rivers. The wedding industry brings in $70 million per year in the Byron shire alone."
Kyogle Physiotherapy
Robyn Clark: "The team at Kyogle Physiotherapy enjoy working on the Northern Rivers with its diverse range of people from various cultural backgrounds. Our team thrives on the joy of meeting new clients each day and helping our community become healthier and more active to be able enjoy the wonderful surrounds of northern NSW."
Kaitlyn Knight (Young Employee category): "I love working in the Northern Rivers because it is my home. My family has been a part of the Northern Rivers for at least five generations that I am aware of, and probably many more. I love our rainforests and rivers, our inspiring Mount Warning and our crystal blue water and sandy beaches. It is a beautiful area, with a diverse culture that I love. Working for SAE allows me to help educate our community and provides economic and sustainable solutions to our customers. This brings me joy to know that my role means something in the big picture of protecting our environment for future generations.
"Our community is a supportive community, helping one another in times of crisis. This can be seen in times of flood, drought and fire. I am proud that my work role, allows me to assist the Northern Rivers to be an eco-friendly community, while paving the way to a carbon neutral future. I love working in the Northern Rivers and it makes me feel proud of what I do."
Misfits Training Club
Lauren Budd: "In my role as a personal trainer I am always motivating my clients to get outside and be active with their families, I don't believe that there is a better place to do that then on the Northern Rivers."
Collins Hume
Wendy Gleeson: "We're privileged to be able to live, work and play in one of the most beautiful and prosperous regions in Australia. Collins Hume are determined to work alongside our clients to help them build strong and profitable businesses, so our next generations can stay and thrive in our region instead of having to leave to progress outside of it."
Hardings Earthmoving
Karen Myles (née Harding): "We grew up here and love the area and the people. We have made connections and friendships from clients we otherwise wouldn't have met. The Northern Rivers is a picturesque place to be everyday - from the climate, the beaches, countryside and mountains. You can't ask for more than that!"
Fozies Fishing Adventures
Di and Rob Foster: "Both Di and I were born and raised in rural Lismore. We have travelled and worked overseas as well as around Australia and be assured there is no place like the Northern Rivers NSW as a place to live and work".
"A substantial number of our clients come from interstate, and we have clients in 19 countries around the world who all come to the Northern Rivers for their Australian holiday experience. We are proud to be able to offer to the Tourism Industry a unique Aquatic Adventure for the visitors to our beautiful part of the world.
"Be it catching a feed of local fish or viewing the whale's during their annual migration, all the clients we have remark on the awesome river and coastline views they see whilst on an adventure with us.
"Northern Rivers NSW is simply the best place to live and work from the wonderful beaches and rainforests to the ocean and mountains, why would you want to be anywhere else."
Enova Energy
Felicity Stenning: "The Northern Rivers region has had a long-standing commitment to protecting this beautiful, local environment and many of the people, community groups and businesses are developing great ideas with sustainability at the core. We are proud to be part of this neighbourhood and are mindful of the local support that has made Enova Community Energy what it is today."
Healthy Planet Now
Brigid and Jack (Peter) Chapman: "I love the sense of community that you experience on the Northern Rivers and the support as a region that we have received for our business - Healthy Planet Now. The Northern Rivers Community has been extremely supportive. It is simply a matter of getting our products in front of the community and being recognised."
Skye Park Pet Resort & Day Spa
Helen and Ian MacGregor: "The great joy that both owners and pets exhibit on return visits is so gratifying, smiling faces and wagging tails are our reward".
"We strive to go above and beyond in our services, we are unique in that we live on site 24/7, seven days a week, and being responsible for the care of people's much loved four legged family members is something we do not take lightly."
Anytime Fitness Grafton
Kathryn Langford and Jenny Ryder: "What we love most about being in business in the industry that we are in is knowing that we impact people's lives every day. Our business focuses on building a place of BELONGING. This means that as soon as people walk through our door, from the absolute beginner to the elite athlete, they must feel like they belong in the space. We do this by embedding the following acronym in our day to day provision of every service we provide".
B= Be human to everyone who walks through the door
E= Empathy - show empathy when required, everyone is on their own individual path
L= Listen - listen to everyone's story. Listen more and talk less
O= Opportunity - seize every opportunity to make a difference
N= Now - act now to change someone's life
G=Genuine - be genuine in everything you do
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