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By Staff | Apr 9, 2017
Members of the Blue Earth City Council, left to right, Wendy Cole, Russ Erichsrud, city administrator Tim Ibisch, Marty Cassem, mayor Rick Sholtes and John Huisman listen to Public Works supervisor Jamison Holland (yellow shirt) describe the condition of all three of the Public Works Department buildings.
Already looking at a $5 million wastewater treatment plant upgrade this year, the Blue Earth City Council spent much of their meeting last Monday night studying two other projects a new housing development area and a new public works building.
Depending on how much of the housing development they do at one time, that cost could be between $1 million and $3 million. The new public works building could have a $600,000 or more price tag.
Before last Monday's meeting even began, the council members took a tour of the three public works buildings.
The one main building is 50 years old, having been built in 1975 or 1976. Public Works Department supervisor Jamison Holland told the council that there have been issues with the roof and the amount of space inside.
"We have had numerous violations during inspections and we have corrected most of them," Holland said. "But some, such as getting the wash bay area away from the welding area, we just can't do in this space."
This was not the first time the council had conducted this inspection of the public works buildings. They had done it before about five years ago when they first started discussions on replacing the facility.
City administrator Tim Ibisch furnished the council with a drawing of a new public works building in Madison Lake.
"This is very similar to what we want to do in Blue Earth," Ibisch said, noting the cost of that building was around $650,000.
During their walk through of the current shop building, the council discussed making the new one as large as possible on the space available.
"If we are going to do it, I think we need to do it right," mayor Rick Scholtes said.
Back at the regular meeting, the council voted on a motion by councilman Glenn Gaylord and a second by Russ Erichsrud, to move forward with a design for the new building and to have city staff contact local builders to develop plans, or to possibly contact area architects for plans.
Also included in the motion was to add a new overhead door to another of the three buildings, the one which was the former municipal liquor store in Blue Earth.
Moving forward with a new housing development generated a lot of discussion, but did not end up with a motion.
Faribault County Development Corporation and Blue Earth EDA director Tim Clawson reported to the council on three possible sites for a new addition the area by Lampert's Lumber, an area near Highland Drive and an area north of Blue Earth that includes Riverside Heights.
Clawson spoke of the housing need and said a housing study conducted a couple of years ago could be updated at a cost of $8,900.
The study would be needed in order to try and have any developer come in and build new homes.
Mayor Scholtes said that waiting for a developer to come and start constructing new homes would be nice, "I just don't see that happening. If we want to keep moving forward we have to make lots the available first and see if someone wants to build on them."
Ibisch said another question, if the Lampert's site is chosen, would be how much of it to do at first.
A first phase could be done for about $1.2 million, Ibisch said, but mayor Scholtes said the council might as well go for a larger number of lots at $2 million.
Scholtes called on each councilman to state what they think should be done.
Councilmen Marty Cassem and Erichsrud said they were not ready to commit yet, and felt cautious on the project, and smaller ones could be in order.
But councilman John Huisman, Wendy Cole and Gaylord all spoke in favor of the Lampert's site.
"We need to move ahead on this," Huisman said. "We need to be forward looking."
Gaylord pointed out that the Lamperts site was the best for many reasons, including the fact the city already owned the land.
And Cole added a plus is its proximity to the school.
Councilman Dan Warner was not present at the meeting.
In the end, the council decided to continue the discussions on the housing project at the next meeting,
In other business at last Monday's meeting, the council:
Heard a report from Michelle Hall, the director of both the city-owned Faribault County Fitness Center and the Blue Earth Community Swimming Pool.
Hall told the council that she has agreed to take over the Giant Run at Giant Days this year.
While the run will still include a 5k, 10k and Kids' Fun Run, there are some changes coming in the event.
"In the past, there has been some issues with the timing of the races," she said. "So we have contracted with a professional timing group this year."
Another change, Hall said, was moving the time of the races. The Kids' Fun Run, renamed the Sprouts 1 Mile Run, will be held on Friday night, as part of the party at the Giant Park.
The 5k and 10k will be moved from Saturday morning to Saturday afternoon at 3:15 p.m., and will be run on Main Street, the fairgrounds trail and the trail to the I-90 rest stops.
"The registration area for the runs will be in the First Bank Blue Earth parking lot," Hall says. "And not at the fairgrounds."
The council passed a motion to allow the races to be held on Main Street.
Heard a report from city attorney David Frundt dealing with a possible new rental ordinance, as well as an update on the nuisance property ordinance procedure.
The council said they would like to see more police enforcement of the nuisance ordinance, including having each officer take a quadrant of the city to patrol. They decided to hold a meeting with the police officers for further discussion.
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Sudan: Northern Sudan Farmers Protest Electricity Bills, Block Road to Egypt
ED Debba / Dongola / El Golid — In protest against an increase of the electricity tariffs in Northern State, activists and farmers in Ed Debba yesterday set up a sit-in and closed the Sheryan El Shimal highway to Egypt.
Abde Ali Hussein, member of the Resistance Committees Coordination in Dongola told Radio Dabanga that "the authorities in the state raised the electricity tariffs without any justification. Farmers in particular are negatively affected."
In response, the Ed Debba Resistance Committees Coordination organised a sit-in and closed the highway to Egypt for buses and lorries. "Transport of wounded and sick people by ambulances and private vehicles is still possible."
Farmers and members of resistance committees from all localities of Northern State are participating in the sit-in. "They will only open the road again when the decision to increase the electricity bills is cancelled, and other demands, including compensation for properties lost because of the construction of the Meroe Dam, have been met," Hussein explained.
Separately, farmers in El Golid met with the locality's executive director and director of agriculture on Sunday, and gave them 72 hours to cancel the electricity tariffs increase, activist Soheib Osman told Radio Dabanga yesterday.
Last year, the federal Ministry of Finance planned a significant increase in electricity prices for 2022, as it decided to continue with lifting subsidies on consumer goods, in order to meet the demands of the World Bank. In early January 2021, the power tariffs already increased with 500 per cent.

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Orland G « Ace » Corben, né le  à Des Moines, Iowa et mort en  à Sarasota, Floride, est un entrepreneur américain.

Biographie
En 1923, Orland Corben entreprit la conception d'un monoplan parasol économique devant permettre au plus grand nombre d'accéder au plaisir du pilotage. Corben Ace a ensuite développé le Corben Baby Ace, qui sera commercialisé, soit sous forme de plans, soit sous forme de kits par Ace Aircraft Manufacturing Co à Wichita, Kansas.

L'entreprise ferma rapidement ses portes, une nouvelle réglementation américaine limitant la construction amateur. O G Corben ne se découragea pas. En 1930, il créa Corben Sport Plane & Supply Co à Peru, Indiana, où il dessina une version biplace, le Corben Junior Ace, puis un modèle plus sportif, le Corben Super Ace. Après un court passage à Madison, Wisconsin, O G Corben s'installa finalement, en 1931, à West Bend, Wisconsin, où il fonda Ace Airplanes. Les réalisations Corben étaient désormais vendues en kit, en état de vol ou sous forme de simples plans.

En 1952 Paul Poberezny, cofondateur d'Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA), acheta, pour  US, le capital d'Ace Airplanes, dont les activités étaient en sommeil depuis 1942, ainsi que les plans, les droits, et même des pièces détachées. En 1954, la revue Mechanix Illustrated se rapprocha d'EAA pour réaliser une série d'articles sur la construction amateur d'aéronefs. Le Corben Baby Ace fut pris pour modèle et EAA se trouva submergée de demandes de plans. L'EAA étant une association sans buts lucratifs, Paul Poberezny se retrouvait en porte à faux en commercialisant ces plans sous couvert de l'EAA. Les droits furent donc revendus, en 1956, à Cliff DuCharme, puis, en 1961, à Edwin T. Jacobs. En 1965, ils furent revendus à Thurman G. Baird. Possédant également les droits de production des American Flea et Heath Parasol, Bairs forma une nouvelle Ace Aircraft Manufacturing Co, qui commercialise encore aujourd'hui les Corben Baby Ace Model D et Corben Junior Ace Model E.

Ace Aircraft Manufacturing Co a été revendue, en 1986, à Denny Meadows et, en 1998, à Bill Wool.

Notes et références

Entrepreneur américain
Personnalité de l'aéronautique
Naissance en avril 1904
Décès en mai 1968
Décès à 64 ans

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Q: Calling Java EE rest service from angular I'm trying to call a JavaEE 6 rest service from an Angular factory and I am running into issues.
The java rest service was created by someone else and I'm trying to work off of it and I'm not super-well versed in JavaEE yet, so if you need more info, I'll chip in where I can.
@Path("bills")
public class BillResource {

@EJB
@Resource
private BillableEventBean billableEventBean;

private final BillableEventMapper billableEventMapper = new BillableEventMapper();

BillService implementation not working
@POST
@Consumes(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
@Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
@Path("query")
public List<BillableEventDuplicate> listBillableEvents(BillableEventQueryFilter queryFilter) {
    List<BillableEvent> ejbRet = billableEventBean.listBillableEvents(queryFilter.getUserID(),
            queryFilter.getBillingTeamID(), queryFilter.getBillStatus(), null);
    List<BillableEventDuplicate> ret = billableEventMapper.toBillableEventDuplicateList(ejbRet);
    return ret;
}

@GET
@Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
@Path("{billableEventI}")
public BillableEventDuplicate getBillableEvent(@PathParam("billableEventI") String id) {
    BillableEvent ejbRet = billableEventBean.getBillableEvent(id);
    BillableEventDuplicate ret = billableEventMapper.toBillableEventDuplicate(ejbRet);
    return ret;
}
}

My angular factory for the service looks like this:
'use strict';

var aumBills = angular.module('appBills', ['ngResource']);

appBills.factory('Bills', ['$resource',
    function($resource)
    {
        return $resource('/ua_appcore/api/v1/bills/:billNumber',
        {
            billNumber:'@billNumber'
        },
        {
            getList: {method: 'POST', params: {'userID':'ABC123'}, url: '/ua_appcore/api/v1/bills/query/'}
        });
    }]);

The factory in invoked from the controller thusly:
'use strict';

angular.module('app.bills', ['ngRoute','appBills'])

.config(['$routeProvider', function($routeProvider)
{
  $routeProvider.
    when('/bills',
    {
      templateUrl: 'bills/bill-list.html',
      controller: 'BillListCtrl'
    }).
    when('/bills/:billId',
    {
        templateUrl: 'bills/bill-detail.html',
        controller: 'BillDetailCtrl'
    }).
    when('/billsearch',
    {
        templateUrl: 'bills/bill-search.html',
        controller: 'BillSearchCtrl'
    });
}])

.controller('BillListCtrl', ['$scope', '$http', '$routeParams', 'Bills',
function($scope, $http, $routeParams, Bills)
{
  Bills.getList({},{}).$promise.then(function(billList)
  {
    $scope.billList = billList;
  });
}])

.controller('BillDetailCtrl', ['$scope', '$http', '$routeParams', 'Bills',
  function($scope, $http, $routeParams, Bills)
  {
    Bills.get({},{billNumber: $routeParams.billNumber }).$promise.then(function(bill)
    {
      $scope.bill = bill;
    });
  }]);

In my understanding, I needed to create a custom action in the factory to make use of the URL option since there is a POST to get a list of bills back using the same root call. The problem I'm having is that I can't seem to be able to feed any parameters into the queryFilter object even with the Consumes annotation. Am I doing something fundamentally wrong?

A: First of all you can use chrome plugin Postman to check if your rest service is working correctly if true there is problem with your angular $resource. In my opinion there is missing header "Content-Type=application/json" in your request. I've never use angular in that way you can try to create service like that (this tutorial should be also helpful)

app.service("billsService", function ($resource) {

    var bills = $resource("/ua_appcore/api/v1/bills/query");

    this.getBills = function () {
        var billsResource = new bills();
        billsResource.sampleVar = 'value'; // here you can place your vars
        return billsResource.$save();
    }
});

A: So, it turns out that it was an infrastructure issue the entire time. We had been deploying to a Websphere Liberty server, and it does not contain the entire WebProfile that JavaEE 6 needs to recognize the rest services. Their may be some work-arounds for it, but the quickest short-term solution is to run a full Websphere server for deployments.
Thanks for the help!

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It is easier to carry an iPad, Pill, or even a good cellphone, and get the information you want, somewhat than a whole newspaper that has articles you're not at all enthusiastic about reading to start with. When your information particular person says it's eighty two degrees, just a few minutes after your DJ says it's 89 degrees … listeners find yourself saying, huh?" These errors do NOT go unnoticed. I admire the intent of this article and agree with checking sources, getting information from impartial sources and so on.


Thankfully, the lessons of the Internet—open standards, open-source software, and data-driven applications—are all being followed, albeit with greater or lesser focus in one project or another. (That's true in the private sector as well.) Open APIs are being developed that will allow applications to work across the country (and eventually, internationally), rather than being bound to the systems of any one city. Projects like Code for America are working to build mechanisms for sharing code, expertise, and best practices between cities. We're seeing new alliances between governments at the federal, state, and local levels to increase citizen services, eliminate redundancy, and reduce costs.
But it's not all happy — he also talks about how the main focus has been on transparency and sunlight, but that that's not nearly enough — we need to build better architectures of participation.
Yet rather than learning from its early mistakes and trying to provide for more meaningful and structured forms of public participation, the White House has since neglected the "participation" plank of the Open Government Initiative, shifting almost all of its focus to the safer realm of open data and government transparency. As the New Democrat Network has noted, the Open Government Directive "does a lot for the 'Transparency' part … but not much for the 'Participation' or 'Collaboration' portions … To really get the full benefit of the wisdom of the crowd, the government's next step will have to ensure the dialogue is truly two-way."14 Indeed, the danger that comes with focusing almost exclusively on transparency—a vital yet insufficient goal—is that we may end up seeing the failures of our government but being left with little recourse for doing anything about them. Transparency without avenues for real participation seems a bit like watching a police interrogation from behind a two-way mirror. While you can see what is going on, you have little ability to do anything if something goes wrong. And in any case, transparency has run aground as well. Abandoning his pledge to do health care around a table on C-SPAN, the president consented to a process of congressional wheeling, dealing, and capitulation to special interests, personified most by senators like Ben Nelson and Joe Lieberman. Once the House and the Senate finally passed their divergent bills, the White House—in a rush to sign a bill—gave its blessing to skipping the conference-committee process and conducting negotiations to reconcile the two bills in private, among Democrats alone.
Obviously, I think this book is required reading for those who hope to change our government.
I'm currently in the middle of an extremely interesting trip called Silicon Valley Comes to the UK, which Sherri Coutou and Reid Hoffman have organized for several years. it's a fantastic trip so far, and I'll write more about it, but wanted to share this.
Yesterday we were invited to the House of Commons here in London, and after a short speech by the Speaker of the House of Commons, 5 of us participated in a panel on the impact of digital technology on the future of democracies. About 100 people attended, including several MPs and members of the House of Lords, plus people involved in running the government and figuring out what to do with technology.
It was moderated by Jon Drori (fantastic job, and fantastic guy), and the Silicon Valley folks who participated were: Reid Hoffman, Megan Smith, Joi Ito, Nancy Lublin and myself. Each of the 5 of us started by giving a 5 minute 'provocation' to consider, then we ran it as a more traditional panel.
As I started preparing my remarks, I knew that I wanted to talk, in the main, about how technology can make our democracies better. But here, in the heart of British government, it's impossible for me not to think about a couple of British authors and imaginers of future dystopias: George Orwell and Aldous Huxley.
With these 2 especially, it seems a particular talent of the British to imagine horrible dysfunctional futures. Orwell in his 1984, of course, with nightmares of totalitarian control and surveillance, and oppressive government imposed on unwilling citizens. Huxley, by contrast, in Brave New World, painted a completely different picture: a citizenry of sheep happily gorging themselves on the trivial, on entertainment — with no Orwellian Ministry of Information needed at all.
In a book called Amusing Ourselves to Death, an American named Neil Postman figured out nearly 30 years ago that what we were going to get wasn't Orwell's world at all, but rather a version of Huxley's. And while the British seem to be adept at imagining dystopias, I have to say that we Americans seem to be pretty handy at creating them. In the US now, we clearly live in Huxley's world: news has become entertainment; political discourse, when not an oxymoron, tends to be shallow. So many of the institutions and processes that have served us well for hundreds of years are breaking down.
Much of this is due to the nature of digital technology and the Internet, allowing massive amounts of new conversation, of news without context. The thing that digital technology is best at is closing gaps: in time, in space, in relevance — and that has put real stress on our institutions. Technology is not neutral — it makes many things easier, but also many things more difficult. There are winners and losers.
And things do feel broken today, in many ways — the forces of dystopia seem to be on the rise.
But even so, there is a lot — A LOT — to be optimistic about. The hints of a positive future show all around us. The seeds of utopia are in the ground, so to speak.
Take FixMyStreet, here in the UK — collective intelligence to help find and fix problems.
And Ushahidi, which started in Kenya but has become global.
And CrisisCommons.org to coordinate responses to crises around the globe.
And the Sunlight Foundation, which resulted in support for OpenCongress.org among many others.
And even the directive to all US agencies to break down barriers to transparency, participation and collaboration, which President Obama signed on his very first day in office.
So clearly there are real opportunities here, shaped by the natural affordances of Internet and digital technology.
What we know from the work we've done at Mozilla on Firefox and other open source projects, is that the way we organize, the technology we use, and the customs we support — what Tim O'Reilly has called "architectures of participation" — matter greatly. Architectures of participation, like technologies themselves, aren't neutral. Projects like Wikipedia and Mozilla Firefox have architectures that are designed to bring in collaborators from everywhere, at every level. We have very serious contributors who spend most of their time working on the core. We have nearly 100 teams working on localizing Firefox into their own language. We have entrepreneurs building companies based on extensions to the browser. We have tens of thousands of people who test our browser each night and report issues. And we have hundreds of millions of users. We've built architectures of participation to get people engaged in as many ways as we can.
So what's the future utopia that's possible with digital technology? Ideally what we get — what we create — is a system where citizens are engaged, where they feel valued and connected with their governments and each other. Where our leaders are accountable — and desire to be accountable. It's a future where it's just as easy to help your neighborhood as it is to help your country or your planet.
So my provocation turns out to be more of an exhortation, a call to action. As technologists and entrepreneurs and leaders of government, it's our opportunity — and our responsibility — to imagine and articulate good, positive architectures of government, to engage with our colleagues and neighbors and coworkers and constituents to envision robust models for the future, in the context of ubiquitous, cheap, immediate information technology — and then to get on with making the world the way we want it.
Anyway, I come to the end of my involvement as convinced as ever that public libraries are critically important to our lives as citizens, but also just as convinced that we'll see a massive reinvention in many of the functions that libraries perform.
But that isn't really what I want to write about today — what I want to talk about instead is the budget work that's going on for the City of Sunnyvale in 2010 — the topic of our Library Board meeting tonight.
So we're seeing a 10% revenue shortfall and another 7-8% increase in costs — not to mention that after the ballot initiatives failed earlier this week, there's an expectation that the State of California will borrow up to 8% of local property taxes (that they'll repay eventually, but has an impact of nearly $4M in near term cash flow).
Any way you cut it, that's a brutal context for any city to deal with — even a larger city of 100K+ residents like Sunnyvale — between revenue shortfall & increased expenditure, you're looking at $15-20M a year.
But here' the thing: Sunnyvale, while we'll see cuts, is basically okay because of the extremely conservative and long-range planning that it's done since reinvention in the 70s. We've got a $36M budget stabilization fund, for example — and we can draw down on that for a few years — and because of that, the cash flow interruption from the State doesn't matter overmuch.
I have some concerns about the conservative nature of Sunnyvale city planning — I think in any normal times it's over-constraining — but in this particular situation, facing such a brutal and cascading financial meltdown, it's incredibly, incredibly helpful to have this strength, and is a reassuring bulwark against the effects of the broader economy.
One more talk that I really enjoyed, even though he was remote in Palm Springs. Nate Silver, of fivethirtyeight.com fame (most recently).
Not sure why I picked this up — have been thinking a bunch about what it means to lead, how to do it, what responsibilities are. This is an interesting & useful book — I got a lot out of reading it.
There will be lots of debate, questioning, and argument about where the US should go — that's good & right, and should happen. That it happen in a transparent & open way is crucial, and I think that that's happening, irrespective of any particular policies in the first 60 days.
But a long way to go, so we'll see what happens — in any event, this book helped me think through the challenge of leading from the Oval Office, and the opportunity as well.


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Q: cannot stat '/user/hadoop/logs/datanode-cluster I am trying to run a multi-step job that has one of the steps as a script that uses pyspark/Apache Spark. I have a 4 node computer cluster with a SLURM job scheduler and am wondering how I can run them together. Currently, I have Spark on all the nodes (with the head node acting as the "master" and the remaining 3 compute nodes as "slaves") and Hadoop(with the head node as the namenode, secondary namenode and the remaining 3 compute nodes as datanodes).
 However, when I start hadoop on the head node with start-all.sh, I only see a single datanode and when I try to start it an error saying
      localhost: mv: cannot stat '/user/hadoop/logs/datanode-cluster-n1.out.4': No such file or directory
      localhost: mv: cannot stat '/user/hadoop/logs/datanode-cluster-n1.out.3': No such file or directory
      localhost: mv: cannot stat '/user/hadoop/logs/datanode-cluster-n1.out.2': No such file or directory
      localhost: mv: cannot stat '/user/hadoop/logs/datanode-cluster-n1.out.1': No such file or directory
      localhost: mv: cannot stat '/user/hadoop/logs/datanode-cluster-n1.out': No such file or directory

However, these files exist and seem to be readable/writable. Spark starts well and the 3 slave nodes are able to be started from the head node. Because of the error mentioned before, when I submit my job to SLURM it throws the error above. I would appreciate any advice on this issue and any advice on the architecture of my process.
Edit 1: Hadoop config files
core-site.xml
  <configuration>
  <property>
  <name>fs.default.name</name>
  <value>hdfs://cluster-hn:9000</value>
  </property>
  </configuration>

Hdfs-site.xml
 <configuration>
 <property>
 <name>dfs.replication</name>
 <value>1</value>
 </property>
 <property>
 <name>dfs.permission</name>
 <value>false</value>
 </property>

 <property>
 <name>dfs.namenode.name.dir</name>
 <value>/s1/snagaraj/hadoop/name</value>
 </property>
 <property>
        <name>dfs.datanode.data.dir</name>
        <value>/s1/snagaraj/hadoop/dataNode</value>
 </property>
 <property>
        <name>dfs.replication</name>
        <value>1</value>
 </property>
 <property>
 <name>dfs.https.port</name>
 <value>50470</value>
 <description>The https port where namenode binds</description>
 </property>

 <property>
 <name>dfs.socket.timeout</name>
 <value>0</value>
 </property>

Workers File
localhost
cluster-n1
cluster-n2
cluster-n3

A: I have been facing this same issue... I could fix it by giving 775 permission to the logs directory recursively... i.e, in my case...chmod 775 -R /home/admin/hadoop/logs
Now the "mv: cannot stat...   .out': No such file or directory" error is gone.


Please accept my deepest sympathy for your loss. God has promised to end sickness and death forever (Isaiah 25:8 ; Rev. 21:4).
My condolences in your loss. Loretta and I went to grade school together and worked at Bake-Rite bakery in Waukegan during our teen years. We kept in touch on and off through the years. I am very sad regarding her passing. She was a good friend and a wonderful person. Mary Ann, I know you will miss her. I'm sure she is in heaven with her Lord.
Mary Ann, I,m so sorry for the loss of your Sister Loretta. My prayers and sympathy are with you and your family. H.C.H.S. classmate Julie Myers.


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Kamala Khan Makes Her Debut on the Avengers Cartoon This Sunday
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We've known that Ms. Marvel was coming to the Avengers cartoon at some point, but now we actually know when: really soon! A new clip from this Sunday's episode of Avengers: Ultron Revolution (née Assemble) has been released online, and it shows Kamala joining the fight alongside Captain American and Iron Man.
Also joining Kamala will be fellow young Inhuman Inferno in "The Kids Are Alright", which sees the young duo team up with Cap and Tony to fight the villainous Ghost. Check it out:
For now this is probably a minor one-and-done appearance, but we do know Kamala will be back in the next season of the show as a main character and full-time member of the Avengers team, so this is just a taste of things to come for the hero.
The Next Season of the Avengers Cartoon Stars Ms. Marvel, Jane Foster's Thor, and More
We've known for a little while that Ms. Marvel would be showing up on Marvel and Disney's Avengers…
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IT security and safety is becoming more and more important in application domains such as cloud computing, Industry 4.0, medical engineering, building automation, driver assistance, (semi-)autonomous driving, and energy supply. Innovative solutions in these domains are increasingly based on extensive networking and enhanced interaction possibilities between components, systems, applications, roles, and users.
The growing system complexity and networking represent a major challenge for the demonstrable security and reliability of overall systems. The combination or the expansion of subsystems creates new attack scenarios and threats. Therefore, IT safety and security, with respect to external and internal attacks, has to be taken into consideration during the entire development and product life cycle. Thereby all interaction and access possibilities concerning the system or the system components have to be taken into account.
The more automation becomes economically important, the more important become the requirements imposed on the safety of systems and plants in the application domains mentioned before. Safety and security are two different goals. Nevertheless, these two goals influence each other when it comes to realising them in the context of devices and plants. To take these influences into account in the system development is mandatory.
Embedded systems and cyber-physical systems (CPS) represent a special challenge for the implementation of safety and security measures. Because of their limited system resources, they require methods ideally adapted to their requirements.
The FZI researches and develops methods, processes, tools, and realisations for safety and security measures as well as for safety assessment. Thus, the focus of the protection goals lies on confidentiality (e.g. know-how protection), authenticity, integrity, and system availability. The spectrum of research and development at the FZI concerning security and the interrelations with other qualities ranges from adapted development processes to tools for model-based designs, the assessment and optimisation of highly interconnected systems as well as methods and measures that are realisable in these systems, to cryptographic processes.


Do You Need a Sleep Vacation?
Enjoy your travel more with good sleep. Follow these 4 simple tips to improve your shuteye.
Visiting friends and family can be a lot of fun, but it can also mean a less-than-ideal sleeping situation. Here's how to get comfortable, no matter where you rest your head.


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Chinese envoy tells Maha Sangha that Dalai Lama's visit to Colombo should not happen
KANDY: Chargé d'affaires Hu Wei of the Chinese Embassy in Sri Lanka called on the Mahanayake Thero of the Malwathu chapter of Siam Nikaya, Most Venerable Thibbatuwawe Sri Siddhartha Sumangala Thero in Kandy on Jan 11.
They had a friendly conversation about the millennia close exchanges between the two peoples and Buddhist communities of the two countries, as well as China's firm support to all walks of life in Sri Lanka to fight against COVID-19 epidemic and the economic crisis.
The issue of the 14th Dalai Lama's intention to visit Sri Lanka was also discussed.
Chargé d'affaires Hu Wei stated that the government and people of China including in the Tibet Autonomous Region strongly oppose any foreign country to receive the Dalai Lama in any name, because the 14th Dalai Lama is absolutely not a "simple monk" as he self-claimed, but the head of the feudal serfdom and the theocracy in Tibet prior to 1951, a political exile disguised as a religious figure who has long been engaging in anti-China separatist activities and attempting to split Tibet from China.
Uri, Pulwama attacks 'orchestrated' by Indian govt: IIOJK leader
Book on "Sri Lanka – Oman Relations: Past, Present, and Future" authored by Ambassador Ameer Ajwad relaunched in Colombo


Early magic video - People often ask me how long I have been performing magic. Well here is a short film of my first attempts at magic in 1958, you do the math. Not very good magic but even the longest journey starts with one step.
International Brotherhood of Magicians - The world's largest organization for Magicians.
www.LanceBurton.com - Web site of Master Magician, Lance Burton.
www.McBrideMagic.com - Web site of Jeff McBride, very innovative magician.
www.QuebolaMagic.com - My magical friends Ariel Morales and Rochelle Allison.
Marriage Commissioner - This is my other job.
www.chrisboar.com - This is one of my favourite photographers. Chris has taken many great wedding pictures where I have been either the marriage commissioner or the magician at the reception (or both). Check him out!


Less than one year after the contract was awarded, Light Projects' illumination and color design for Louisville's 2nd Street Bridge and Streetscape opened to celebrants on October 13, 2010. Officially named 2nd Street Transportation Project, the landscape architect was Carman and engineers HDR. Our client was Louisville's Downtown Development Corporation (DDC). DDC and Carman navigated complex approval processes which included federal government agencies, State and City Department of Transportation, and the local Waterfront Development Corporation, among others. The project was funded by the ARRA stimulus program; which called for a fast track and economical design concept and solution.
The streetscape area was a service road combined with adjacent vacant land running along side the George Rogers Clark Memorial Bridge. The cantilevered truss bridge, locally known as 2nd Street bridge, crosses the Ohio River between Kentucky and Indiana. The bridge is in the National Register of Historic Places.
Cross streets Washington and Witherspoon join 2nd Street. A row of wooden buildings on Washington present their old timey "Whiskey Row" back doors to the street. The buildings of Iron Quarter on Washington are being renovated into hotels, restaurants and bars. When Light Projects arrived a generally disheveled, chipped and neglected sensibility pervaded.
We visited the site and participated in a design charrette in November 2009.The stakeholder workshop set the tone and direction for the design. Bright and welcoming were the keywords for lighting.
Now, the underside of the bridge is enhanced with a floating effect of cast light; outlining and illuminating the I-beam surfaces and textures. The duo-tone color scheme — red and gold — is balanced with the cream color of paint coating. The colors — bridge as canvas and the lighting — are based on a celebration of amber liquid bourbon and colors of sunset.
Light Projects selected energy-saving fluorescent tubes for the bridge lighting – simple, industrial lighting fixtures with a twist; the luminaires were filtered with colored glass and controlled by Digital Addressable Lighting Interface (DALI). DALI is an electronic network protocol that is generally used for lighting in buildings. We adapted it for our exterior use and complex lighting sequences.
Another technological innovation is a series of flasher beacons mounted on the face of the bridge. Whimsical sequences mark sunset and each hour afterward until 2:00 AM on weekends, and midnight during the week. These flashers are famous for lighting up the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
Here, a little movie shot during programming that demonstrates the breathing sequence of color.
Can you find your way at night?
In the evening Washington D.C. NW is a monochromatic blend of light.
The shifting interplay of nighttime dark and light make every city a unique destination. Join acclaimed lighting artist and designer Leni Schwendinger and a group limited to 35 as she presents impromptu the D.C. nocturnal city of light, culminating at the ASLA Gala. This mistress of light sculpture and installation will decode the shadows, emanations, and reflections that define the nightscape, from shop silhouettes to the phantom photons of passing cars.
Saturday, September 11 7:45–8:30 pm, LightWalk with Leni Schwendinger –Sold Out!
The NightSeeing™ LightWalk is conducted like a treasure hunt — a diverse group of participants searching for a fresh perception, a discovery of those lights and shadows, large and minute, to delight the mind and senses. Or rephrased for planners, designers and landscape architects; an analysis of the character of lighting in any given place.
I began the tour with a quote from the artist/engineer/planner, Pierre Charles L'Enfant from September 11, 1789. On that date he wrote to President George Washington "to solicit the favor of being Employed in the Business" of designing the new capital city. His became a Baroque plan featuring open ceremonial spaces and oversized radial avenues with respect for the natural contours of the land.
With my intrepid group — landscape architects, designers and manufacturers from all over the country — I sought L'Enfant's plan, lighting detail and filigree, and found a soft undifferentiated layer of light.
Public lighting — the lighting supplied by the municipality, business improvement district/CBD, utility, or institution in the United States — is generally "designed" by engineers and manufacturers. An increasing trend, however, is to incorporate lighting designers onto streetscape design and engineering teams to revitalize districts, neighborhoods and communities.
City designs and plans, are strictly limited by regulations that are based on the primacy of the automobile (e.g. street lighting) and reducing risk , recommended brightness levels, maintenance and stocking issues, and the light pole and luminaire styles that manufacturers are currently marketing.
On the positive side, this is the light that we can depend on – the base lighting that allows residents, workers and visitors to feel comfortable sallying forth into the city's night. Public lighting is the threshold of light, upon which private and found lighting are layered.
We started our journey focused on the Historical Society's colonnaded edifice floodlighting. A traditional, uplighting method of frontal illumination, this approach results in soft ambient glow. Appropriate for classical buildings, and inexpensive.
Onward past rows of historicist streetlight lanterns. Here, an effort could be made to differentiate street types and districts with varied types of poles, oh! a relief, the Chinatown lanterns with their red posts and lantern tops.
We went through the Techworld canyon and surprisingly found the same decorative luminaires, rather than lighting fixture forms referencing forward-thinking technologies, although, there was one difference, induction lamps are being used — a source that is white light and has a long lamp life, requiring less maintenance.
Some of the endearing details that we did find included count-down Walk/Don't Walk signals, bracketed facade down-lights (cheap and easy), LED media signs and the colorful floodlit Chinatown gate.
The most exciting part of the tour were the people on it and the acceptance of the D.C. residents and tourists milling about — the sidewalks were packed on 7th Street NW that evening. The small groups of loungers on the National Museum of American Art grand stairs were curious about the LightWalk and we in turn, discovered them using steps for the appropriate evening purpose… sitting in the floodlight of the stair and colonnade, a staple of light and architecture in our nation's capital.
Leni Schwendinger's LightWalk drew our members through the shadows of DC's urban streetscape, guided by the eye of an artist and technician to experience the magical interplay of darkness and light.
Skidmore Owings & Merrill selected to design first phase of work to convert Farley Post Office into a new train station.
The project received $83.3 million in funds from the federal American Reinvestment and Recovery Act last month.
Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan first articulated his vision for a great new Penn Station in the landmark Farley Post Office building in the early 1990s.
1993: Amtrak unveils architectural plans for overhauling the Farley Post Office building into a grand new Penn Station, an idea first advanced by then-Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan. The central court of the Farley building would be transformed into a new concourse for Amtrak intercity passengers. This plan is possible because the Postal Service has announced that it is moving mail-processing work out of that building.
Brooklyn Academy of Music held their gala in the James A. Farley Post Office. I was commissioned to create a decor of light on the exterior of the colonnaded, grand staircase entry of architects McKim Mead and White's building.
Picture Research for "Public Dramas/Passionate Correspondents"
Public Dramas/Passionate Correspondents, a projection sequence of more than thirty glass slides and Mylar paintings, encompassed the two-block long classical facade of Manhattan's main post-office.
An exploration of the building and its role as a "civic stage", the primary images were paintings of dense colorful theatre curtains – rising and falling, and expanding… ever opening… horizontally rotating around the columns and brushing the grand stair. Other images played in the six-minute montage; 30′ postal workers, a love letter, maps and mail sorting bags.
On that windy, bitter cold night gala attendees such as Leontyne Price, Lou Reed, Laurie Anderson, Tom Waits, Susan Sontag and Annie Leibovitz rushed up the Postal steps in the swirl of projected light.
Little known colliding cultural facts appear on the surface of the grand building, for one, the inscription: Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds is not an official motto of the U.S. Postal Service but an abbreviated quote from ancient Greek historian Herodotus describing Persian postal messengers. A Mr. Mitchell Kendal from McKim, Mead and White is said to have selected it for the NYC building. The inscription itself was carved by Ira Schnapp; stonecutter, engraver, and graphic designer from Austria who would later design logos and lettering at DC Comics!
An aficionado of the Manhattan landscape who has written for such diverse publications as Public Art Review and New York Magazine, Mark Kramer has observed, "With possible exception of the Park Service, the Post Office is for most Americans the most beneficent face of the Federal Government". The long lines of customers at holiday time, tax return deadlines, grant application due dates are still a zone of frenzied activity, but sadly, the once proud 24-hour Post Office has reduced its hours, Mon-Fri 7:00am-10:00pm; Sat 9:00am-9:00pm, and Sun 11:00am-7:00pm. Electronic communications have replaced the pen, paper and envelope.
From 1910 to 1961 the Post Office mirrored the imposing Pennsylvania Station on Eighth Avenue. Now, the building is poised to shed its identity as the civic portal of written communication and fulfill the role of transportation hub.
The renderings of the "New Penn Station" are eloquent, modern and airy within the confines of the old Farley P.O.
The Public Dramas/Passionate Correspondents glass slides lie dormant in archival boxes, ready to adapt and re-install as a celebration of the refreshed civic facade and center of activity – Moynihan Station.
Leni Schwendinger Light Projects' recent projects win American Society of Landscape Architects awards.
The park is also iconic at night time due to its dramatic and colourful lighting scheme, which also ensures greater safety.
These were the final few days to visit New York City's premier center city park in its festive decor – including our Jewel-Light Luminaire™ display on four towers surrounding the skating rink. Bryant Park was also the location of my January 12 Winter LightWalk. e-Oculus covered the event and Contract Magazine was inspired to publish an interview. And Night City, a LightWalk movie sets the night in motion.
The park is "moonlit" by floodlights from a neighboring building. The streetwall perspectives are sensational.
Features such as the Grill, fountain and light-edged trees enchant.
We arrived on a cold, turbulently windy day. Snug and dry in the Admiral Hotel a converted waterfront warehouse, we fell asleep to the hum of wind gusts whipping down The Sound ("Øresund") –a strait between the Kattegat and the Baltic Sea. The Admiral is a few minutes walk along the waterfront to new the Royal Playhouse – its interior filled with an atmosphere of starlight, and a view across the river to the dramatically illuminated Copenhagen Opera House.
By evening's light a walk into the center city; I wondered at the darkness – the catenary lights suspended over every street – and rare punctuations of facade and sign lighting.
Center for LYS (Center for Light) invited me to speak that their annual Lighting Day. This year it was held at the ultimately modern Black Diamond – a conference and cultural center annexed to the "old Copenhagen Main Library" built in 1906.
In the center of the vast, open lobby there are two conveyors that stretch between the old and the new buildings.
Watch my Conveyor movie on the Light Projects YouTUBE channel (click here).
The Danish Lighting Center was founded in 1948 with a mission to "advance knowledge and to disseminate information for the improvement of the lighted environment to the benefit of society". They hold seminars and conferences, and produce a magazine, LYS. Director, Kenneth Munck and Dorte Gram, an architect who coordinated my invitation to the event and writes for the LYS Magazine, were both wonderful hosts.
I joined a dynamic international group of lighting designers and engineers, including Roger Narboni from France. My topic was "Reclaiming the Dark Side of Town, an Underpass becomes a Gateway"; a comprehensive discourse on the making of Triple Bridge Gateway at NYC's Port Authority Bus Terminal. This project took eight years to complete, with Light Projects role encompassing illumination, color palette and collaboration on the materials for four bus ramps in midtown Manhattan.
Thankfully during the stay it warmed up and I wandered through the city — night and day — observing a massive population of bicyclists and pedestrians co-existing with vehicular traffic, visiting philosopher Søren Kierkegaard's grave and exploring light and the streetscape.
Mark and I visited the Rundetaarn "Round Tower" – a 17th-century tower located in the central district. It was built as an astronomical observatory and now houses a multi-use cultural space – which showcased an interesting art show of urban signs.
A steep winding corridor of smooth polished cobble stones, with sunken windows and daylight effects upon stucco, leads to a ladder to the exterior observatory level and an expansive panorama of rooftops and industrial structures beyond Copenhagen proper. The 360-degree city view was exhilarating.
Copenhagen is a city of Scandinavian modern and Scandinavian medieval.
From the observatory to the airport, I am enthralled by this northern sensibility.
Interested in other international visits and my public space and lighting observations?


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although mine is nowhere near as epic as yours. I should probably try one of these days, but I'm not sure my sideburn areas will fill in as nicely, hence the short-keeping.
A lot of what I've learned has been through trial and error, I've only recently started actually reading about this stuff. Some of the best links I've found are shared below.
First things first, it WILL itch when you first start trying to grow it. If you're someone who is clean shaven all the time, it will itch more than someone who maintains a very short/ stubbly beard. There is no "solution" to this, just push through it, it WILL stop, I promise. With that said there ARE things you can do to help make this itch manageable.
-	Moisturize. Face type lotion, rub it in deep, you need to get to the skin, not just the hair. Do it at night so it sits there overnight unmolested. Also, lotion makes your beard greasy, and you don't want to be going out like that.
-	CONDITION IT! Definitively condition the day you shampoo, and possibly once between each time you shampoo. Now that I'm thinking about it, I probably shampoo once a week and condition twice.
-	Comb it! I ALWAYS have a little 4 inch black fine tooth comb in my pocket. It helps train the hair to go down instead of out, if its naturally curly, it will help straighten it, and best of all, the bristles rub on your cheek, so it scratches it for you!
Next to all of that stuff, the second most important thing, and the MAIN thing that makes the difference between looking like Tali-Dan and a bearded gentleman, is SHAPE! This article lays it out perfectly.
Once you see where the strong/weak points are you can trim etc where needed. If you're going for longer overall length like mine, use scissors and a barber comb. If you want a "full" beard, but still semi short, invest in a $30 clipper with attachments from Wal-Mart or something.
If you're going longer, you'll have to fade it from the side burns down. So, closer to your cheek bones, it should be trimmed short, farther to your neck, it gets longer. Don't be afraid to just try stuff, its hair, it grows back.
Yes, it's $20, but it lasts me 6 months to a year depending on the length of my beard, shorter = longer lasting.
you can also get into oils and stuff, which I may be trying soon, since winter beard + slightly longer, and the more dry weather requires more shampooing. the oils will replace the stuff the shampoo strips away.
Both of you guys are exempt from the hipster douchebag community as you pre-dated the phenomenon.
If it's any consolation, you're both still prominent members of the regular douchebag community.
Yep, trimming nose and ears takes way too long.
Thank God it never got to my back, yet.
I wish I was a hipster. I'm teatering.
Thanks Kyle. Some good things I hadn't considered.
I wish you were a hipster too.
You're beard gave me a chubby the other day at lunch.
I call your side of the booth from now on.
Yes to everything Kyle said, and I also use Botanical Skin Works Mens Bay Lime Beard Conditioning Oil.
I have had a beard for over 4 years, and I am not trending it. I'll still have it long after the trend is gone.
I keep it short, between 3-4 inches.


Hot Rolled Steel Plate is a piece of flattened hot rolled steel that is thicker than 1/4″ (0.250). It has many applications in the manufacturing, industrial and construction industries where it is used structurally (not aesthetically). It is measured by its thickness in inches. It has a rougher, scalier finish than cold rolled plate as shown in this article. Contact your closest Metal Supermarkets store for more information about metal types, shape and grades available.


Making the Cloud, Microservices, and Enterprise IT work!: What's Your ESB Got?
An Enterprise Service Bus is an advanced middleware tool that serves multiple purposes to enable a managed SOA integration environment. If you're doing SOA, plan on getting one. And if you're doing SOA and you don't have one, you're not doing SOA - you're just using SOAP and XML for quick and easy point to point integrations.
So what does an ESB do for you?
• Communications and Protocol Transformation – The tool connects to systems providing a service or function one way, and allows systems requesting a service or function to communication another way. For example, the providing system may expose the function by MQ (IBM's messaging protocol), while the requesting system may request via a SOAP (TCP/IP & HTTP). The ESB acts as the intermediary.
• Orchestration or Integration Workflow – This is the real power of an ESB. Combining multiple granular services into an integration workflow allows sophisticated multi-system processes to be quickly assembled in the ESB context. Such workflow may include sophisticated logic including things such as content based routing, the activation of appropriate transformations, protocols, processing, etc, and combine it all into a single sophisticated integration process.
• Messaging and Process Management – Not included in all ESB's (or sometimes as additional components within the vendor suite), a messaging paradigm becomes of increasing importance as business processes spread across systems, with a corresponding decrease in reliability (simply because more systems are involved). Messaging and process management provide the integration space with the tools to compensate for and manage the cross-system processes.
With an ESB, the application developers no longer concern themselves with each individual system connection, dealing with different protocols and different data formats. The systems architect gains the ability to design 'virtual' operations that are composed of orchestrated web services bridging multiple systems. And all the individual steps required for doing so become reusable integration components (at least in the context of the ESB environment).
ESB - a must have for current generation multi-system and multi-business-process integration.


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Mali's President forced into runoff election (Nytimes)
Mali's presidential election will go to a runoff vote after President Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta failed to get enough votes to win a second term outright, according to preliminary figures released Thursday by the government.
Mr. Keïta won 41.4 percent of the vote in Mali, a West African country that is mostly desert, while his rival, Soumaïla Cissé, won 17.8 percent, the Ministry of Territorial Administration said.
With neither candidate obtaining the 50 percent required to win outright, the two will take part in a runoff election later this month. Turnout was just over 43 percent, in line with the historical average.
Mali, a gold and cotton producer and a former French colony, has a history of peaceful elections, but this vote was marred by claims of irregularities and attacks by suspected militants that prevented thousands from voting. Read more
Tags President Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta Soumaïla Cissé thisislagos
Ogunlewe blames Asaba track for 100m failure, as South Africans dominate events (Guardian)
Yemen airstrikes kill nearly 30 people as WHO warns of new cholera outbreak (Independent)
Residents talk about security in Lagos
Jos LG polls: PDP heads to tribunal, assembles 20 lawyers (Punch)
President Buhari condemns communal violence in Kaduna State


Life, Death and Detention is a collection of compelling stories about life in high school. Being a teenager can be fraught with difficulties. Not only do you have to deal with dysfunctional families at home, but with the weirdos at school as well. Sometimes funny, sometimes sad, sometimes disturbing—that's what life is like for the modern teenager.
Smashwords and many online stores.
A spit-ball hit him in the back of the neck. He wiped it off and continued to write.
There was a loud clatter as a compass landed on the desk next to him, the point digging into the plastic.
to his essay and another spit-ball hit him in the back of the head.
Mr Norton's mobile phone started playing a daggy old pop song. He snatched it up and flipped it open, holding it up to his ear.
He snapped the phone shut and shoved it into his pocket.
As Mr Norton left, Kevin looked up at the clock above the whiteboard. Five minutes to four. He was trapped in this classroom with Gordon Fletcher until quarter past four. It was bad enough that he had been given detention on this particular day, but to have Fletch in there with him, and have Mr Norton leave them alone, made it worse. More than ever, he was now certain that the world was conspiring against him.
He heard a rubber band whiz past his ear and the sound of a chair being pushed back. Kevin felt a wave a fear sweep over him. He kept his head down and tried to continue writing. All he had to do was survive this one detention and then all his problems would be over.
Kevin looked up. Fletch was standing by the windows staring out at the school grounds.
'So why are you here, wimp?' he said, leaning back on the windowsill and turning to face Kevin.
'Nothing!'Kevin returned his attention to what he had been writing.
Then he heard a window open.
And again, the footsteps started. Kevin kept his head down, desperately staring at this work. He could feel his insides constrict with fear as the footsteps came towards him.
They stopped right in front of his desk. Before he even had a chance to look up, Fletch had grabbed his exercise book. He continued to walk around the classroom, just like Mr Norton, as he read the essay.
Fletch made a sudden violent movement with his arm, and Kevin ducked, thinking he was about to get hit. Fletch laughed as Kevin's exercise book went sailing through the air and out the open window.
'Oh well, I guess you'll have to start again.' Kevin could hear the menace in his voice, taunting him—always taunting him.
He looked up at the clock. It was only two minutes past four.
Fletch darted to the side of Kevin's desk and grabbed his school bag.
'That's mine!' Kevin jumped up, panic seizing him. He tried to retrieve his bag but was quickly pushed back into his seat.
Kevin began to sweat as he watched Fletch slowly unzip the bag. Tiny drops of perspiration made their way down the side of his face as his fear mounted. He couldn't let him find it.


← Can Steam Kill Dust Mites?
Children are a joy, but let's face it, they are pretty gross too. You don't realize until you have kids, what disgusting things you will be cleaning.
Steam is a versatile tool to have around if you've got children. It simultaneously cleans and sanitizes safely without the use of chemicals.
Check out all the ways the folks around the HAAN office use their steam cleaners to get rid of the dirt, grime and odors caused by their kids.
Steam the top and inside of the pails to keep germs and bacteria from growing and to keep odor at bay.
Who knew how adhesive pureed carrots could be? A Hand-held steam cleaner is a great chemical-free way to sanitize and clean the tray, but it's also an easy way to clean the stuck-on goop from the legs and chair. There are lots of crevices for food to get stuck in, but steam gets into every one of them.
Strollers get a lot of exposure. Sticky trays, wheels that roll over everything from dirty bathroom floors to fairgrounds… strollers can be a bacteria and germ fest on wheels. Be sure to sanitize them regularly. Steam is gentle and chemical free.
Not only will steam sanitize plush toys, it will also help to deodorize them.
Baby's and tot's have lots of toys, most of them end up in their mouth. If spraying with a disinfectant or soaking toys in bleach doesn't appeal to you, steam is a great way to sanitize without chemicals. As kids get older, steam is a good way to sanitize Matchbox cars and Barbie stuff too!
Keeping little potties and make-shift potty-training areas clean is par for the course, but don't forget to sanitize! Steam offers an easy, chemical-free way to sanitize potties, potty parts and the floor around the potty. It's also a great way to sanitize after accidents and children with poor aim!
Not only can you deodorize and sanitize mattresses using steam, you will kill allergy-causing dust mites in the process.
We could go on and on. Here are some other things that steam will clean and/or sanitize: Sports equipment, sneakers, playground toys, pool toys, sand toys, car seats, dance shoes, book bags, gym bags, teething rings, etc.
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When I use the steamer on my floors, sometimes they feel sticky after. What am I doing wrong?
What flooring material are you working on? A sticky residue is definitely not normal and I'd love to get to the bottom of this.
is there such a thing as if you steam the toys you will get mold because of the water sitting in the toys?
If you are dealing with plush toys, the trick is to not over saturate the surface. HAAN has tested our products to be effective at killing 99.9% of common household germs, bacteria and dust mites in just 1 second, so you should have to apply steam for a long period of time. Remember to leave toys in a well ventilated area for a short amount of time after cleaning to aid in the drying process.
I'm wondering how safe these are to have around kids. How possible is it to get burned from these? Can you hold an object safely in your hand without getting burned? Is it safe to use around kids?
Good question Kaite. The steam from our steam cleaners reaches temperatures of 212 degrees Fahrenheit and must never be directed at people or animals. To sanitize and deodorize a children's toy safely using you handheld HAAN, the object should be placed on a countertop, not held in your hand. If used correctly and as per the instructions in the supplied manual HAAN steam cleaner's are perfectly safe. It goes without saying that children should not be allowed to use or play with steam cleaners as if directed at skin the steam will scald.


This is the second part of the two part course (TQM-I, TQM-II) and will cover topics ranging from Quality Engineering, Quality Function Development, Introduction to Design of Experiments, Process Optimization and Robust Product Design, Steps to Six Sigma, Management of Quality, its ultimate philosophy, etc.
1192 students have enrolled already!!
Raghu Nandan Sengupta completed his bachelors in engineering in Mechanical Engineering from Birla Institute of Technology Mesra, Ranchi INDIA and his FPM (PhD) from Indian Institute of Management Calcutta, INDIA with specialization in Operations Management. His research interests are in Sequential Analysis, Statistical & Mathematical Reliability, Optimization and its use in Financial Optimization. His research work has been published in journals like Metrika, European Journal of Operational Research, Sequential Analysis, Computational Statistics & Data Analysis, Communications in Statistics: Simulation & Computation, Quantitative Finance, etc. At Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, INDIA he is a Professor in the Industrial & Management Engineering department and teaches courses like Probability & Statistics, Stochastic Processes & their Applications, Management Decision Analysis, Financial Risk Management, etc. He is also the recipient of IUSSTF Fellowship 2008 and visited Operations Research & Financial Engineering department at Princeton University, USA, ERASMUS MUNDUS Fellowship 2011 to Warsaw University, POLAND, EU-NAMASTE Fellowship 2015 to IST, University of Lisboa, PORTUGAL, DAAD Fellowship 2015 to TU Dresden, GERMANY.


3CX MyPhone CRM module for Dynamics Single User License inc. 1 Year Upg Ins.
Easily integrate your 3CX Phone System to the Microsoft Dynamics CRM package.
Integrating 3CX Phone System with your CRM allows for more accurate activity reports as all calls are automatically logged without the need for the user to manually create the records. Missed calls are logged and linked to the customer's record so that customer service personnel can quickly call them back.
CRM integration for Microsoft Outlook comes as standard with the 3CX Phone System commercial license.
• Click to Call - The ability to launch calls to contacts with a single click straight from the CRM application. No need to retype the phone number.
• Call Pop-ups - Inbound calls are automatically linked to a customer record based on their caller ID and the customer record is brought up automatically upon receiving a call. This saves time for customer service personnel and allows more professional handling of calls, creating a better impression for customers.
• Call Journals - All calls are logged as call records in the CRM package. This allows sales personnel to easily keep track of calls made to a customer and to take notes of what needs to be actioned.


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Hintsa is a football club based in Asmara, Eritrea.

Achievements
Eritrean Premier League: 1
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Performance in CAF competitions
CAF Champions League: 1 appearance
2002 – Preliminary Round

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The Teton Peaks and Their Ascents, by Fritiof M. Fryxell, Grand Teton National Park, Wyo. The Crandall Studios, 1932 ; printed for the author by the Augustana Book Concern, Rock Island, I11. $2.00.
This short account of the history of the climbing of the principal peaks in the Teton Range is what the western climber has long sought for in vain. It is, as the author states in a foreword, essentially the same material as appeared in a series of articles from the same pen in Appalachia (June and December, 1931, and June, 1932), but revised and consolidated to give a concise text for easy reference.
All the well-known references to these mountains are cited. Many obscure ones, as well as unpublished material, are quoted or paraphrased for the reader's benefit. No longer is it necessary to spend many arduous hours of patient research to ascertain which peaks have been climbed and when. The routes of ascent are given, as are the names of the parties and the dates, so the book may be accepted as one of the first climbing guides to the mountains of the western United States. But it is really more a monograph on the climbing history and as such will delight the heart of every mountaineer who has ever seen the peaks and pinnacles of the Tetons rising sheer above the level floor of Jackson Hole.
The book itself is well gotten up, well printed, on good paper with wide margins and many illustrations of invariable excellence, and is well worth the modest price asked, being a much-to-be- desired addition to any mountaineer's library. Copies may be obtained from the Crandall Studios, Jenny Lake, Wyo., or from the author.


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Q: Gauge choice in Aharonov-Bohm effect In p.385 of Griffiths QM the vector potential $\textbf{A} = \frac{\Phi}{2\pi r}\hat{\phi}$ is chosen for the region outside a long solenoid. However, couldn't we also have chosen a vector potential that is a multiple of this, namely $\textbf{A} = \alpha \frac{\Phi}{2\pi r} \hat{\phi}$ where $\alpha$ is some constant? The two are related by a gauge transformation:
\begin{equation}
\alpha\frac{\Phi}{2\pi r}\hat{\phi} = \frac{\Phi}{2\pi r} \hat{\phi}+\nabla\bigg((\alpha-1)\frac{\Phi}{2\pi}\phi\bigg).\tag{1}
\end{equation}
When I solve the TISE with this new gauge I get that the energy levels are:
\begin{equation}
E_n = \frac{\hbar^2}{2mb^2}\bigg(n-\alpha \frac{\Phi}{\Phi_0}\bigg)^2\tag{2}
\end{equation}
which is different from what Griffiths even if the magnetic flux is quantized. How is it possible that the ground state depends on the gauge choice?

A: Your proposed gauge transformation fails because $\phi$ is not a continuous function. The reason a gauge transformation $A_\mu \mapsto A_\mu + \partial_\mu \alpha$ is invisible from the perspective of the Aharanov-Bohm effect is because the AB phase difference takes the form
$$\delta \varphi = \oint A_\mu \mathrm dx^\mu\underbrace{ \longmapsto}_{\text{gauge transformation}} \oint A_\mu \mathrm dx^\mu + \underbrace{\oint (\partial_\mu \alpha)\mathrm dx^\mu}_{=0\text{ if }\alpha\text{ differentiable}} = \delta\varphi$$
Your proposed gauge transformation uses an $\alpha$ which has a branch cut somewhere in the plane.  As a result, its closed-loop integral will generically not be equal to zero.  But this is not a valid gauge transformation.  This can be seen even more clearly by noting that the transformation $A \mapsto \alpha A$ does not preserve the values of the electric and magnetic fields (i.e. it scales them by a factor of $\alpha$) which is an immediate indication that it isn't a gauge transformation.

Recall that the Faraday tensor $F$ - which contains the physical degrees of freedom in electromagnetism - is obtained from the 4-potential $A$ via
$$F = \mathrm dA \iff F_{\mu\nu} = \partial_\mu A_\nu - \partial_\nu A_\mu$$
while the (vacuum) Maxwell equations take the form
$$\partial_{[\alpha}F_{\beta\gamma]}=0 \qquad \partial_\mu F^{\mu\nu}=0$$
A gauge transformation $A \mapsto A + \mathrm d\alpha$ does not change the Maxwell equations$^\dagger$ because $F \mapsto F + \mathrm d^2\alpha$, and $\mathrm d^2 \alpha$ is identically zero for all twice continuously differentiable functions $\alpha$; this is what a gauge transformation is.  If $\alpha$ does not possess this smoothness property, then this isn't a gauge transformation.
$^\dagger$In fact, electromagnetic gauge transformations preserve not just the Maxwell equations but the Faraday tensor itself. In more complicated (non-Abelian) gauge theories this is not true - the equations of motion are preserved, but the non-Abelian analogue of $F$ is not itself gauge-invariant.


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White House bans personal cell phones, which is sure to solve all of its problems
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In a move that seems like swabbing the deck of the Titanic with a paper towel, the White House has decided to ban the use of personal cell phones by staffers and guests. In a statement today, Sarah Huckabee Sanders said, "The security and integrity of the technology systems at the White House is a top priority for the Trump administration and therefore the use of all personal devices for both guests and staff will no longer be allowed in the West Wing." Sanders did not specifically mention Michael Wolff's forthcoming book Fire And Fury: Inside The Trump White House, which was extensively excerpted in New York Magazine yesterday, and which has clearly inspired aneurysms in the White House staff that go all the way to the top. Wolff had incredible access to Trump and his staff over the past year, and his book—out January 9—promises to answer some burning questions and to expose some of the biggest lies, hypocrisies, and quirks of the Commander-In-Chief. But now that guests and staffers will no longer be able to use their personal cell phones at the White House, all information leaks will presumably stop, and Donald Trump can get back to the important business of running the country.
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Defending is a fine art and the Hyundai A-League has some superb defensive talent heading into the 2017/18 Season.
He started last season touted with a lot of potential, and it showed in his FIFA 17 rating – moving from 68 in FIFA 16 to 71 in FIFA 17.
The jump actually had him as the third best defender in the league, but a tough season has seen him drop a point, and two spots in the rankings.
However, he's still quick. He's still physical. And he can still defend.
Good ratings in all those aspects would put him as a solid buy for any A-League Ultimate Team or career mode.
A big drop for the big Greek defender.
From 75 overall last year to 71 this year. Had he kept up his rating, he'd be the best defender in the league this season.
His physicality is still at its peak, but he dropped five points in his defending, and four in his pace, making him a little more one-dimensional when it comes to FIFA centre-halves.
He just keeps getting better with age!
From a 62 in the first-ever FIFA featuring Hyundai A-League players in 2010 when he was still with the Central Coast Mariners, to a 70 last year, and now a 71!
His pace is down by one, but his defending and dribbling are both up to compensate.
A classy centre-back, and anyone looking for an Aussie to include in their FIFA team could do a lot worse than Alex Wilkinson.
The Spaniard will be a handy addition to all the Mariners' FIFA fans!
Relatively quick for a centre-half, strong, and a good defender, the former Melbourne Victory man is going to prove a handful for Hyundai A-League defences in FIFA.
He might not be the tallest man in the league, but his pace of 65 is the quickest of the four other central defenders in this list.
The best defender currently in the Hyundai A-League, by far.
A drop by two points from last year's rating, but he's still three points clear of all other defenders in this league.
He's strong, he's a good defender, and he's twice as quick as Per Mertesacker!
A worthy addition to any Hyundai A-League FIFA squad.


How do Brand Ambassadors connect with consumers?
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We take a look at one of our Angels, James and the work we do with Benefit Cosmetics, to highlight the extra special relationship that can be created with consumers when you get the Brand Ambassador role right.
In 2015 when creative agency The Persuaders asked us to partner with them on a tour for Benefit Cosmetics' famous mascara 'Roller Lash', we set about identifying Angels who had the skills and interests that matched the brand's. We selected James for the exceptional characteristics and qualities he possesses – including a cheeky sense of fun, boundless energy and impeccable customer service. And as soon as Benefit met him, they agreed.
His affiliation with the brand and his engagement with consumers was so impressive that a special Brand Ambassador role was created for him for all future activity. This was a special honour for James and testament to Hel's Angels philosophy of matching our Angel's talents to brands.
Since that time, we have worked on a number of different activities, from teaching consumers about the perfect brows to bringing the 'Good Ship Benefit' to life. We have supplied Character staff and Brand Ambassadors for a wide variety of activities but the one thing which has remained constant throughout all of these activities is one Angel – James.
This exceptional, ongoing role continues. James is essential to every activity Hel's Angels does for the brand and for some activities particular characters are created especially for him.
James has received multiple in-depth product training courses, which means he can seamlessly immerse consumers in the world of Benefit. James expertly utilises his product training to demonstrate key highlights of the brand's cosmetics in a unique and memorable way.
James truly embodies the Benefit brand, which is an interesting concept as he is a man who doesn't wear any of the products. However, this is precisely what makes him such an outstanding Ambassador. What he does so brilliantly is understand the audience and more importantly he loves the audience and has a unique connection with them. Just as Benefit's cosmetics do – he makes the consumer feel special and totally fabulous! This rare quality of identifying with a brand and its audience is truly special.


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