This weekend, James and I had the privilege of volunteering for Reverb at the Dave Matthews' Band shows in Alpine Valley. These were the 7th and 8th shows we've seen through Reverb since we began volunteering in 2012. James was absolutely over the moon about getting to work at these two shows, Alpine is one of his favorite venues, the charities are amazing, and the swag was cool too!
This time around, we were taking donations for the Farm to Family movement, with all money raised going to Turtle Creek Gardens, a farm in Wisconsin, to be used as literal seed money, then the produce grown would be given to a local food pantry so families in need would have access to fresh veggies!
In return for a $10 donation, we gave out water bottles that had been designed specially for the DMB/Reverb partnership this summer. Donors also got to enter to win a guitar signed by the entire band (raffled off at the end of the tour), and they had the chance to win a pair of pit tickets for that night's show (a chance of about 1 in 40)!
It was so rewarding to see the joy on these faces of those who got the upgrade, especially the second night when we had a repeat winner, who then gave her pit tickets to another donor.
We met some wonderful people (Farmer Steve was awesome), got to make the night that much more special for a bunch of people, and ultimately raised almost $9,000 to help families in need.


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Sheldon Allan "Shel" Silverstein, född 25 september 1930 (enligt vissa källor 1932) i Chicago, Illinois, död 10 maj 1999 i Key West, Florida, var en amerikansk författare, konstnär och musiker som var verksam inom en rad olika genrer. I början av 1950-talet inledde han ett närmare 20 år långt engagemang som tecknare i tidskriften Playboy. Han skrev och illustrerade flera barnböcker och hade även en karriär som rockmusiker och låtskrivare.

Shel Silverstein skrev en mängd låtar som både har spelats in av honom själv och av andra artister. Han hade ett nära samarbete med rockgruppen Dr Hook, och står bland annat bakom deras framgångar Sylvia's Mother och The Cover of Rolling Stone. Han skrev A Boy Named Sue, som spelades in av Johnny Cash, och var även upphovsman till Loretta Lynns Here I Am Again. Shel skrev också "A front row seat to hear ol' Johnny sing.
Bland hans egna skivor kan nämnas Freakin' at the Freaker's Ball (1969).

År 1991 nominerades han både till en Oscar och till en Emmy för låten I'm Checkin' Out från filmen Vykort från drömfabriken (Postcards from the Edge) och medverkade dessutom som skådespelare i flera filmer.

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Födda 1930
Avlidna 1999
Amerikanska författare
Amerikanska rockmusiker
Amerikanska låtskrivare
Alumner från University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

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Dr. Avan Dadina is a Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist in the Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology at Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital and Research Centre.
Dr. Avan Dadina completed her MBBS in 1982 from Topiwala National Medical College & B.Y.L Nair Hospital, University of Bombay followed by MD (Obs Gyn). She has trained at King's College Hospital, London in Advanced Ultrasound in Obstetrics-Harris Birthright Centre with Prof. Kypros Nicholaides, 1987, in Perinatology by Prof. Donald Gibb, 1987and in Endocrinology & Assisted Reproductive Medicine with Prof. Jerome Check at Philadelphia, 1989. She also holds a diploma in Laparoscopic Surgery with Prof. Lilo Mettler from the University Of Kiel, Germany, 2000.
Dr. Dadina has over three decades of clinical experience in the field of Obstetrics, Gynaecology with special interest in High Risk Pregnancy Management, Operative Laparoscopy, and Endocrinology related Adolescents & Menopause.
Dr. Dadina has worked at many prominent hospitals in the city and is a Hon. Gynaecologist & Obstetrician at Family Planning Association of India (FPAI). She has co-authored 2 research papers and has presented her work at many MGO organized conferences. She has been an invited speaker and chairperson at many regional and national conferences.


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If your historic building is damaged during a storm, a Galveston windstorm exemption will allow you to replace damaged windows, shutters, doors, and other character-defining elements with in-kind items rather than those that meet the current wind code requirements. If the property is not exempt, and your building is over 50% damaged in a storm, you may not be able to rebuild the structure. Program Contact: Jami Durham, 409-765-3453.
GALVESTON WINDSTORM EXEMPTION DOWNLOADS
EXEMPTED PROPERTIES
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GHF was formed as the Galveston Historical Society in 1871 and merged with a new organization formed in 1954 as a non-profit entity devoted to historic preservation and history in Galveston County. Over the last sixty years, GHF has expanded its mission to encompass community redevelopment, historic preservation advocacy, maritime preservation, coastal resiliency and stewardship of historic properties. GHF embraces a broader vision of history and architecture that encompasses advancements in environmental and natural sciences and their intersection with historic buildings and coastal life, and conceives of history as an engaging story of individual lives and experiences on Galveston Island from the 19th century to the present day.

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Q: Django upgrade succeeds, then reverts back My django version is 1.1
rgross@fun:~$ python
Python 2.6.5 (r265:79063, Apr 16 2010, 13:57:41)
[GCC 4.4.3] on linux2
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> import django
>>> print django.VERSION
(1, 1, 1, 'final', 0)
>>> quit()
rgross@fun:~$

So, I upgrade to the latest version.
gross@fun:/tmp/Django-1.3$ sudo python setup.py install
running install
running build
running build_py
running build_scripts
running install_lib
running install_scripts
changing mode of /usr/local/bin/django-admin.py to 755
running install_data
running install_egg_info
Removing /usr/local/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/Django-1.3.egg-info
Writing /usr/local/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/Django-1.3.egg-info
rgross@fun:/tmp/Django-1.3$

And check the version again, and great success, I get django 1.3
rgross@fun:/tmp/Django-1.3$ python
Python 2.6.5 (r265:79063, Apr 16 2010, 13:57:41)
[GCC 4.4.3] on linux2
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> import django
>>> print django.VERSION
(1, 3, 0, 'final', 0)

BUT, when I open a fresh terminal window and check the version, I find that my version upgrade was not persistent, and the new terminal sees version 1.1!
Any idea what is happening?

A: The problem was caused because I had also installed django by apt-get.
To resolve:
sudo apt-get remove python-django

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(Jean) Pierre de Selve, (1647 -  à Saint-Venant, Pas-de-Calais), seigneur d'Audeville (Loiret) en Beauce, est un officier général français de la guerre de succession d'Espagne.

Biographie
Chevalier de Saint-Louis en 1700 avec mille livres de pension, lieutenant-colonel du régiment de Picardie, brigadier des armées du roi, en 1704 il défendit Saint-Venant, dont il fut fait gouverneur en 1710, ayant été fait maréchal de camp des armées du roi le  et n'en sortit que le  avec tous les honneurs de la guerre, après un long siège pour une telle place. Il défendit Bouchain (Nord) en 1711, siège imposé par le duc de Marlborough, y fut fait prisonnier de guerre et mourut dans son gouvernement de Saint-Venant le , âgé de 74 ans, laissant 4 orphelins dont 2 mineurs.

Marié par contrat le  avec Françoise Eléonore Arnaud Rety, née en 1704, décédée en 1775, fille de Thomas Arnaud Rety, lieutenant du roi de la ville de Saint-Venant, chevalier de l'Ordre de Saint-Louis, et de Marie d'Estau, dont deux fils et deux filles : Pierre, Jean Baptiste, (prénoms des filles ?) dont :
 Pierre de Selve, Marquis d'Audeville 1718-1791
 Jean Baptiste de Selve, seigneur en partie, d'Audeville (Loiret) 1719 ou 1721-1763
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Décédé le  à Saint-Venant, Pas-de-Calais, à l'âge de 74 ans)

La plaque funéraire de Pierre de Selve, seigneur d'Audeville à Audeville (Loiret) est inscrite à l'inventaire des Monuments Historiques et conservée dans l'église du village avec pour épitaphe :
« CY GIST LE CŒUR DE HAUT ET PUISSANT SEIGNEUR PIERRE DESELVE, CHEVALIER, SEIGNEUR D'AUDEVILLE, MARÉCHAL DE CAMPS ET ARMÉES DU ROY, GOUVERNEUR DE LA VILLE DE ST VENANT, LEQUEL APRES AVOIR DONNE PENDANT 60 ANNÉES EMPLOYÉES Á LA DÉFENSE DE SA PATRIE DES PREUVES DU PLUS GRAND COURAGE; EST DÉCÉDÉ LE ; AVEC LES SENTIMENTS DE PIÉTÉ ET DE RELIGION DONT IL AVOIT HÉRITÉ D'UNE LONGUE SUITE D'ANCESTRES AUSSI ILLUSTRES PAR LEURS VERTUS QUE PAR LES GRANDS EMPLOYS QU'IL A ONT MERITÉ DE NOS ROYS ».

Voir aussi

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Plaque du Chevalier, à Audeville
Sa généalogie :

Militaire de l'Ancien Régime
Chevalier de l'ordre royal et militaire de Saint-Louis
Personnalité liée au Loiret
Naissance en 1647
Décès en mars 1721
Personnalité inhumée dans le Loiret


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Travel Diary · 15 April 2019
The Very Dutch City of Leiden - Just a Half an Hour Trip From Amsterdam
As we told you in our previous post about The Hague (check it out here), we are now proudly inhabitants of the Netherlands! And continuing our efforts to show that the Netherlands has way more to offer than just the hype Amsterdam, we would like to present you the lively and traditionally Dutch city of Leiden, which is just a half-hour trip from the Venice of the North.
3. HOW TO GET TO LEIDEN?
4. PERFECT DAY ITINERARY
Dating back to Roman times, Leiden is home to the oldest University in the Netherlands with over 400 years of existence. Located at the confluence of the Oude and Nieuwe Rijn rivers (Old and New Rhine) in the South part of the country, Leiden is also the hometown of one of the most illustrious Dutch painters: the globally famous Rembrandt van Rijn. With all its surrounding canals, Flemish architecture and traditional wind mills, Leiden is the perfect destination for those seeking the typical Dutch experience without the tourist crowd.
Langebrug - Thomas's favorite street in Leiden
Typical Dutch façade
Beautiful Dutch houses with their large windows
The history of Leiden revolves around the building of what would become the Burcht van Leiden (Fort of Leiden). Starting as an artificial hill built on the confluence of two branches of the Rhine, this settlement evolved to be a shell keep which suffered different sieges that defined the history of the city and of the country itself. The most famous siege started in 1573 and lasted one year during the Dutch Independence War or the Eighty Years' War between Spain and the Seventeen Provinces of the Netherlands. Though ending successfully with the Dutch troops flooding the region to kick out the Spanish invaders, it brought a toll of thousands of deaths due to plagues and starvation. As a reward for its loyalty to the Orange royal family during the siege, King Willem I founded the University of Leiden, the first university in the Netherlands.
The XVII century was a prosperous period for Leiden mostly due to the booming textile industry but also due to the souring printing and publication industries. It became the second largest city during the Dutch Golden Era which attracted many artists whose works impacted the city history and turned it into the inspiration for landscape paintings. Although later on the city diminished in importance, Leiden has still a special place in the political, academic and cultural history of the Netherlands.
HOW TO GET TO LEIDEN?
As indicated in the title of this post, Leiden is about half an hour away from Amsterdam (36 minutes to be precise). Trains to reach Leiden from Amsterdam cost around 9-10 EUR and run every 5 to 10 minutes (you can purchase your ticket here). Leiden can also be reached from major cities in the Netherlands:
From The Hague: the trip is only 12 minutes for a fare of around 3-4 EUR. Trains run every 5-10 minutes.
From Rotterdam: the trip is around 30 minutes for a fare of around 7-8 EUR. Trains run every 15 minutes.
Leiden is a very reachable town, which makes it even more attractive. When staying for some days in Amsterdam, it's definitely worth going to visit this very Dutch town. And as a matter of fact, it will give you a breathe of fresh air far from the crowds of tourists populating Amsterdam.
Along the Nieuwe Rijn
PERFECT DAY ITINERARY IN LEIDEN
1. LEIDEN CENTRAAL
As the best way to travel in the Netherlands is undoubtedly by train (you can literally use the same card for the inter-city trains and for transport within every city in the country), our tour starts in the Leiden Central Station with its very modern looking façade.
2. MOLEN DE VALK
You cannot visit the Netherlands and come back without a picture of a windmill. However, in the Molden de Valk you can also have the experience of discovering what happens inside a windmill built in 1743. With its 30 meters, this symbolic windmill is the only one of the nineteen windmills built on the city walls of Leiden still standing.
Opening hours - 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. from Tuesday to Saturday | Admission - 5 EUR
3. MORSPOORT CITY GATE
Back in the Middle Ages, when Leiden used to be surrounded by walls, it had eight access points. The Morspoort was the western access to the city and nowadays it is one of the two gates which lasted after more than 400 years of history. Although it was not the most pleasant way to enter Leiden since it was a place to display the bodies of hanged criminal, today it is a grandiose defensive monument with a patio for those looking for a refreshing pit-stop.
Morspoort
Molen de Valk
4. REMBRANDTPLAATS
Heading South, across the Rembrandt bridge (a wooden drawbridge over the Galgewater canal), you can reach the Rembrandtplaats (Rembrandt's Square). Located next to the place where this famous Leiden citizen was born in 1606, it was created to celebrate the 400th birthday of the acclaimed painter from the Dutch Golden Era. The exact house where Rembrandt was born and lived until 1631 has been demolished but there is a small plaque in a building on the eastern side of the square indicating where the house once stood.
5. GALGEWATER
One of the most famous canals of Leiden, the Galgewater got its name from the gallows which were installed near the canal's banks to execute the outlaws of the time. Nowadays, this sinister side is no longer truth; this canal is used for rowing training and boat rides.
Galgewater
Molen de Put from Rembrandplaats
Old boats in Galgewater
Thomas in front of the beautiful Galgewater
6. RAPENBURG
Built in the XIII century as part of the defensive moat system of Leiden, the Rapenburg evolved to be the most famous and fashionable canal in the city and maybe in the whole Netherlands. Flanked by imposing mansions, University buildings, museums and even the oldest botanical garden of the country, this enchanting canal was the address of rich merchants and famous faculty professors as well as Royal members during their studies' years.
Rapenburg - The most beautiful canal street in Leiden
7. PIETERSKERKHOF (PIETERSKWARTIER)
The Pieterskwartier is one of the oldest and perhaps the most traditional neighborhood of Leiden. It started with buildings around the county chapel of the counts of Holland built in the XII century which evolved to be Pieterskerk, a late-Gothic church dedicated to Saint Peter. As a matter of fact, the symbol present in the coat of arms of Leiden, the two crossed keys, refers to St. Peter's keys to Heaven, the patron of the city's church. The historical narrow streets of the neighborhood were home for the Pilgrim Fathers who fled England for more stability in the Netherlands before leaving for settling in America.
8. LANGEBRUG
The Langebrug is a street located in the Pieterskwartier of Leiden. It is Thomas' favorite street in the city as it is the perfect spot to photograph a typical Dutch street with traditional houses and a nice perspective. It used to be a canal, the Voldersgracht, named after the many volders (workmen who clean woven clothes) who used to work in this street at the time of the flourishing cloth industry of the city. At the beginning of the XVII century, these polluting activities were moved to the northern part of town.
9. GEMEENTE (TOWN HALL)
The town hall of Leiden stands in the same place since the Middle Ages. In the late XVI century, after been besieged by Spain, the city government decided to give the building a new imposing facade in Renaissance style to show the city's new prosperous phase. However, in 1929 a huge fire destroyed most of the building which was reconstructed maintaining the old facade with what remained of it but building up a completely new brick edifice behind it. The Renaissance facade is lavishly decorated with statues and niches with motifs about the Siege and Relief of Leiden.
The cute street of Langebrug
Gemeente Leiden
Another view of Langebrug
10. VISFONTEIN
The Visfontein (the fountain of the fish) dates back to 1693. At that time, the city council wanted to ensure that fish sellers at the market had access to water for hygiene reasons. The fountain used to work only on market days. In 1996, archaeologists discovered that at that time the water must have come from the castle as they found a water cellar and two reservoirs on the castle hill.
11. BOTERMARKT
The Botermarkt is the market place of Leiden. The city is home to one of the best markets of the Netherlands. It takes place every Wednesday and every Saturday. It is the
Leiden boasts one of the best markets in Holland. Every Saturday a great market arises in the city centre. Take your time strolling past the dozens of stalls lined along the canals (Nieuwe Rijn, Vismarkt en Botermarkt). Come with an empty stomach because you will find nothing but excellent fresh produce. Eat a traditional Dutch herring, buy a piece of good Dutch cheese and snack on freshly baked bread and fresh stroopwafels (caramel waffles).
Beautiful canal of the Botermarkt
Visfontein
Rafael in front of the Botermarkt
12. HOOGLANDSE KERK
The Hooglandse Kerk is a Gothic church dating back to the XV century. The building has a quirky structure, indeed, the low nave does not match the transept. This is due to a series of misfortunes that led to the incompletion of the church. At the beginning, the church was a wooden chapel, which was ordered in 1314 by the Bishop of Utrecht. Then, in 1377, as the population and economic prosperity of Leiden called for a larger structure, construction began and the chapel was enlarged to the current structure. The work was finished in 1391 and hasn't really changed since then.
13. BURCHT VAN LEIDEN
Leiden Castle, known as the Burcht van Leiden, lies in the old city center of Leiden and dates back to the XI-XII centuries. The hill on which the castle was built is an artificial one and was raised during various periods of time up to 9 meters above the surrounding landscape. It is 20-metre high and was built in order to protect the city during the Middle Age. The citadel provided with an excellent view of the city and its surroundings so that threats could be detected and quickly counter-attacked. Today, the castle is the symbol of Leiden and you can't leave the city without climbing up there.
Hooglandse Kerk
View from the top of the Burcht van Leiden
14. OUDE RIJN
After you are done exploring the Burcht Van Leiden and all historical information offered in the shell keep, you can continue north to wander along the beautiful Oude Rijn canal. The beautiful mansions flanking the margins and the classic Dutch bridges give a special charm to this canal, especially the Bostelbrug near the point where the Oude and the Niewue Rijn meet.
15. CATHARINABRUG
Ending the tour, you can check this modern piece of work of the recently renewed Catharinabrug (Catherine's Brige). This award-winning S-shap bridge is located in a booming commercial area of the city and allows pedestrians and cyclists to cross the Rijn after the encounter of the two branches of the river.
Shot taken from the Catharinaburg
And now it's your turn to share your experience, thoughts and also tips to visit this Dutch jewel. Have you already visited Leiden? Which other attractions would you recommend? We look forward reading your comments in the section below.
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Presented at the Annual Mid-Year Concert
There are 5 OVS Mid-Year Awards for:
– Best Overall Performance
– Most Promising
– Most Entertaining
– Best Presentation
– Mid-Year Concert's Choice Award
The recipients of the OVS Mid-Year Awards are based on the student's stage performance at the Mid-Year Concert and will be decided by the appointed OVS Mid-Year Concert Judge and Ofelia Guizzon and are final.
The recipient of the OVS Mid-Year Sponsor's Choice Award is based on the student's performance and conduct at the Concert and is decided by Ofelia Guizzon, Daniel Ivinson and the appointed Mid-Year Concert Judge, and are final.
OVS Mid-Year Award Criteria:
OVS Award for Best Overall Performance
The OVS Award for Best Overall Performance is presented to the Performance which displayed excellence in song choice, entertainment value, presentation, microphone technique, vocal technique and stage craft.
OVS Award for Most Promising
The OVS Award for Most Promising is presented to the Performance which has the potential to take their musical talents to whatever heights they choose given the necessary guidance and support.
OVS Award for Most Entertaining
The OVS Award for Most Entertaining is presented to the Performance with the highest entertainment value in song choice combined with how they performed and presented their repertoire.
OVS Award for Best Presentation
The OVS Award for Best Presentation is presented to the Performance which made the best effort in presenting their performance piece/s in their appearance with suitable stage attire, make-up and hair.
OVS Mid-Year Concert's Choice
The OVS End-of-Year Concert's Choice Award is presented to the Performer who is a stand-out in their performance and conduct at the Concert.
OVS Mid-Year Prizes:
– Best Overall Performance Award, Best Presentation, Most Promising, Most Entertaining and Concert's Choice Awards includes a Certificate and Engraved Medallion.


The Burgundy is the beauty-color for this season. With this warm color, gel nail polish #205 Burgundy Red, you can create a Glamour look. This is also the perfect finishing touch for your nails during the cold winter days!


Over the next 25 years, outdoor water use will be a major factor in escalating water demand in California. The demand will be aggravated by the dominant land-use pattern in inland areas: single-family homes with lush lawns. Without efforts aimed specifically at reducing outdoor urban water use, the demand will pose significant financial and environmental challenges for California. In this issue of CEP, the authors analyze population growth and housing trends in the state's major climactic regions, estimate residential lot and yard sizes, and examine the water needs of cool-season turf grass lawns. They also evaluate several outdoor water conservation programs.


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package pl.starchasers.serverlauncher.manager.tasks;

import pl.starchasers.serverlauncher.manager.ProfileProperties;

import com.bymarcin.minecraftservermanager.ITask;
import com.bymarcin.minecraftservermanager.Utils;

public class StartServer implements ITask{

	private final String profile;

	public StartServer(String profile){
		this.profile = profile;
	}

	private String buildCommand(){
		return "screen -dmS " + ProfileProperties.SCREENPREFIX.get(profile) + profile +" "
			+ ProfileProperties.JAVA.get(profile) + " " + ProfileProperties.VMARGS.get(profile) + " -jar "
			+ ProfileProperties.FORGEJAR.get(profile) + " nogui";
	}

	@Override
	public boolean runTask(){
		System.out.println(buildCommand());
		if(Tasks.STATUS.run()){
			System.out.println("Server is already running!");
			return false;
		}else{
			System.out.println("Starting server " + profile + "@" + ProfileProperties.SCREENPREFIX.get(profile) + profile);
			Utils.executeCommand(buildCommand(), ((String)ProfileProperties.SERVERDIR.get(profile)).replace("{profile}","profiles/"+profile));
			//Utils.sleep(3000);
			//return Tasks.STATUS.run();
			return true; //We should belive in ourselves
		}
	}
}

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CloudOutSystems Connects Low-Code Platform to AWS Services
OutSystems Connects Low-Code Platform to AWS Services
By Mike Vizard
OutSystems today added a set of components and resources to its portfolio to make it easier to invoke and configure cloud services by Amazon Web Services (AWS).
The Cloud Accelerators for AWS promise to reduce the time and effort developers that employ the company's namesake low-code platform need to spend on configuring cloud services such as identity verification workflows that compares a photo or selfie with a document such as a driver's license using the Amazon Rekognition and Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) services.
Outsystems Low-Code Platform
Other Cloud Accelerators for AWS address Video Call Validation using Amazon Kinesis or Chime services; self-service chatbots infused with artificial intelligence (AI) enabled by Amazon Lex and Amazon Comprehend services; virtual personal assistants (VPAs) enable by Amazon Alexa; multilingual chatbots enabled by Amazon Translation Services, Amazon Polly, and Amazon Transcribe services; multilingual Video Interaction enabled by Amazon Kinesis, Amazon Translation Services, and Amazon Transcribe services; and a personalized streaming experience enabled by the Amazon DynamoDB and Amazon S3 service.
The Cloud Accelerators are designed for professional developers that are employing the OutSystems low-code platform to accelerate the development of the application, says Barry Goffe, senior director of platform strategy for OutSystems. The platform isn't aimed at so-called citizen developers but rather professional developers that need a low-code platform for building enterprise-class applications, he said. "We're focused on professional developers working within an IT organization," said Goffe.
There are two distinct classes of low-code tools gaining traction within IT environments. The first is aimed at professional developers that are building complex applications as part of a larger team. A second category of low-code tools is aimed more at citizen developers, also known as power users, that are typically employing their domain knowledge to build an application. The challenge those developers often encounter is they are not application designers, so many of those applications don't tend to be as widely employed. A lack of appreciation for what's required from an architecture perspective to enable an application to truly scale can also lead to issues.
There are, however, a growing number of citizen developers working with a line of business that, depending on their level of application development expertise, are employing either a low-code tool or, in some instances, a no-code tool based on a visual programming tool to build an application. While those efforts might reduce the application development backlog that continues to grow in the age of digital business transformation, it also increases the potential number of applications that professionals might one day have to rework.
OutSystems is making a case for increasing the productivity of professional developers to reduce the inclination of a citizen developer to build an application that winds up being beyond their capability to construct, secure and maintain.
Of course, all things being equal professional developers have a bias toward procedural code. Any low-code platform they embrace needs to allow them to drop out of the low-code tool to tackle a more challenging requirement whenever they deem it necessary. The challenge now is determining just how much of an application can be built using low-code before having to make that transition.
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Home 24/7 Trend Micro to Deliver Transparent, Inline Network Security with Amazon Web Services...
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Trend Micro to Deliver Transparent, Inline Network Security with Amazon Web Services Transit Gateway
Source: Media Outreach
Helping enterprises simply and efficiently address network security needs when migrating applications to the cloud
HONG KONG, CHINA – Media OutReach – 12 July 2019 – Trend Micro Incorporated (TYO: 4704; TSE: 4704), a global leader in cybersecurity solutions, today announced the extension of its industry leading network protection to the cloud, now available on Amazon Web Services (AWS) Marketplace. This was delivered in response to the operational challenges enterprises often experience with available network security solutions. It will first be available for AWS Transit Gateway, with multiple deployment models planned to follow.
"Cloud security is the highest priority for AWS, and we are committed to helping customers achieve the highest levels of security in the cloud," said Dave Brown, Vice President, EC2 Compute & Networking Services at Amazon Web Services, Inc. "As companies move and scale their infrastructure in the cloud, they are looking for ways to easily insert and manage security appliances in their network topologies. With AWS Transit Gateway, Trend Micro's security solution is now available to 230,000 buyers through AWS Marketplace and will help our shared customers address their network security needs in the cloud."
Trend Micro's security solution was built to accommodate the growing amount of network teams being tasked with extending their security to the cloud. It does so by utilizing the AWS Transit Gateway, which simplifies the routing between Amazon Virtual Private Clouds (Amazon VPCs) and on-premises networks by acting as a hub that controls traffic routing among all connected spokes. For customers with particularly demanding network traffic, the option to deploy on FPGA accelerated instances will be available with Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) F1.
"We consistently hear from customers that they face significant operational hurdles with today's firewall-based approaches to cloud network security," said Steve Quane, Executive Vice President of Network Defense and Hybrid Cloud Security at Trend Micro. "They introduce operational complexity, are disruptive to deploy and are inefficient, due in large part to complex networking requirements that are cumbersome in the cloud. Trend Micro's approach removes these operational challenges. With transparent deployment into the network fabric, it delivers scalable security and continuous visibility, while eliminating the need to rearchitect and avoiding application disruption."
"We're very excited about what Cloud Network Protection would allow for our network security in the cloud," said Alex Tarte, IT Security & Risk Manager and Chief Information Security Officer of Copa Airlines. "This solution will allow us to have frictionless security operations for our business applications while meeting the scale and performance demands of our business."
Trend Micro Cloud Network Protection, available today, will be listed on AWS Marketplace. It leverages the power of Trend Micro Research, including the Zero Day Initiative (ZDI) bug bounty program, to spot advanced targeted attacks, vulnerabilities and exploits, and easily integrates with other security tools.
– Published and distributed with permission of Media-Outreach.com.
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class UpgrateSpeakersModel < ActiveRecord::Migration
  def change
  	add_column :speakers, :surname, :string
  	add_column :speakers, :photo, :string
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Young Entrepreneur's New Book Inspiring Readers to Look Beyond Failure and March Forward
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"Therapy Saved My Business" offers a proven motivational guide to rise and shine in life despite challenges and risk of failure.
DALLAS, TX, February 03, 2021 /24-7PressRelease/ — A young dynamic entrepreneur, Eugenia Davis, is showing the way to keep the chin up and make it big despite failures and challenges in life. The owner of leading cosmetic brand Dymanz Glaze, Davis has recently launched her new ebook which has already inspired many individuals not to give up and march forward to scale up their life to the next level. Titled "Therapy Saved My Business", the book is bustling with a stellar 5 on 5 star rating and rave reviews on Amazon.
The book was officially launched on Amazon in the early quarter of January 2021 and is available in Kindle version.
"Therapy Saved My Business" shares the inspiring real-life story of Eugenia Davis who has used healing therapy to get past her obstacles and scale up her company to the next level. Last year was a testing phase for Davis as she was having a hard time in pulling up her brand which eventually pushed her into a tricky crossroads. It was as if she was constantly missing out on the factor that could bring success to her business and she only saw the numbers going down. She tried to look for solutions but her options failed to give her the desired results. Such a crisis inspired her to consider therapy sessions and the rest is history. It was those therapy sessions that Davis took last year that helped her to gain a new positive outlook towards life which eventually helped her not only to save her business but make it even bigger today.
"It's an exciting moment for me to announce the launch of my new book. 'Therapy Saved My Business' shares my own real-life journey of experiencing healing therapies which ultimately helped me to salvage my business and scale it up into a highly successful brand in just a few months. The book gives hope and shows the proven ways to look beyond the challenges in life and uplift your business and life to a new enhanced level," stated Davis.
"It was only after I enrolled into the therapy sessions that I realized that the main factor that was hindering the success of my brand was mostly internal. The therapy sessions unveiled a new perspective before me and suddenly I could envision my life and my business in a new light. I gained a newfound mindset which guided me to take my brand to a stellar success, despite all the adversities around. I believe my story will inspire others struggling in their life to realize the benefits of therapy which would eventually enable them to rise and shine."
Davis' readers have all the great words to say about the book. Per their rave reviews, "Therapy Saved My Business" would make a great motivational guide for anyone having second thoughts about their abilities and success.
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11 Of The Best Shows On Stan
By Natasha Gamra - 21 Jun 2019
The hunt for the next Stan binge never ends so with that in mind, here's a sling of the best shows to watch on Stan right now.
In the mix, you'll find all the complex drama to get stuck into and a hefty bunch of Australian plots worth a solid binge.
Here are 11 of the best shows on Stan.
This long-running series is loosely based on the true story about a former U.S Attorney's legal battle with a hedge fund manager. Billions is filled with manipulation, insider-trading, possession and it will keep you hooked to your screen every single episode. Head here to watch Billions on Stan.
Catch-22 is the satirical dark comedy you need in your life stat. The miniseries, based on the book by the same name, stars George Clooney, Christopher Abbott and Kyle Chandler, follows the story of a US Air Force Bombardier in World War II stationed on the island of Pianosa. He's an individualist who seeks to protect his own life by fleeing to the hospital all due to "catch-22" Air Force regulations prevent him from being grounded for illness or obtaining leave.
Patrick Dempsey stars as disgraced novelist Harry Quebert who is under trial for the murder of Nola Kellergan, a 15-year-old missing for many years who was found buried on his property. This all comes to light when Marcus Goldman, a young writer, has headed down to Quebert's house to bring his story to fruition. Head here to watch The Truth About The Harry Quebert Affair on Stan.
This Australian drama web series stars legends Jacki Weaver and Phoebe Tonkin, who both play Gwen Reed. Bloom starts a year after a flood has claimed the lives of five people in this country town. But in the backyard of one of the residents, a new plant is discovered that flushes people with youth. And when this new miracle arises, people end up going crazy and lives are being torn apart. Head here to watch Bloom on Stan.
Head into the ever untangling lie that Liza has spun in Younger. This 40-year-old divorcée heads back into the world of publishing, with limited experience and to nab the role, she pretends to be the ripe young age of 26. Filled with the ups and downs of typical twenty-somethings and extremely-close calls, you'll be hanging onto the edge of your seat each week. Live your best Stan life and watch Younger right here.
True crime fans, listen up because Escape at Dannemora will chill you to your core. When Joyce Mitchell, a prison worker becomes romantically involved with two inmates, she helps plot and aid in their escape. This series is filled with an intensity that is hard to watch but guaranteed to keep your eyes glued to the screen all the way through to the final episode. Soak up all the true crime on Stan here.
Classified as a drama television series, this is as close to the truth as you can get. UnREAL stars a reality TV producer who is pushed by her boss to build up as much drama as she can on their show. If you're obsessed with everything bachelor, prepare to get hooked as you watch the scandalous drama unfold. Head here to watch this gripping show on Stan now.
If you were obsessed with either The Devil Wears Prada or Gossip Girl, The Bold Type is guaranteed to get your claws hooked into. Delve deep into the lives of three best friends working for the fictitious magazine Scarlet and how they navigate through the struggles and successes of living in Manhattan. Based on the real-life story of former editor of Cosmo, Joanna Coles, this one is an absolute must-watch.
Starring Jim Carey in his first television role in decades, Kidding depicts a harder life behind the screen for a man whose career is all about children entertainment. Set a year after the death of his son, and divorce to his wife, audiences can witness unrelenting optimism that Jeff (Carey) displays despite all of the changes and hardship surrounding him.
If you've spent nights wondering and researching about the legendary Black Dahlia case, then this miniseries is going to bring you to the boil. Based upon the book One Day She'll Darken: The Mysterious Beginnings of Fauna Hodel, written by Fauna Hodel, granddaughter to prime suspect George Hodel, you'll watch how she and L.A journalist Jay Singletary attempt to uncover the truth and secrets of her past. Head here to watch I Am The Night.
On a lighter note, this hum-drum Australian comedy show is the perfect flick to watch with your mates while munching on snags and sipping down tinnies. The premise of No Activity is about two detectives on a stakeout. With mostly an all-Aussie cast in each episode, you can expect to witness a few pop-ups from major players from across the pond. Jake Johnson (New Girl) and Rose Byrne (Bad Neighbours, Spy, X-Men) make appearances and you'll be splitting sides all season. Head here to watch No Activity on Stan now.
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This letter was originally published as "The values of big and small" on December 15, 2009.
I am so happy to have found you! I have just started to receive your musings and find them to be thought provoking and stimulating. It's great to see a brief look from a refreshing angle. Thank you! By the way, Ozymandias is one of my favorite poems, nice to see it here.
Written in 2009 Robert was, in addition to a great artist, a prophet. As a U.S. citizen I truly hope for less bluster and blundering and less mistaking mere size alone for value.
Reading Robert's words, I had a similar notion that he was forseeing our current circumstance. It comforts me to think that he might also be accurate in predicting the onset of a counter- appetite for more meaningful works of quality borne on a more modest scale. Imagine that wave sweeping the world.
I may be wrong, but I have always said that if you speak the truth, you don't have to shout. It may take a while, but eventually, you will be heard.
The little ones are a chance to make choices in a quick and bold way, like chasing a fleeting sunset.
The larger ones are more like an athletic event when stamina and the use of my whole body is needed working from the shoulder not the wrist.
When I hear the comment about needing to paint bigger, I look to the Group of Seven. So many of their great works are 8X10 or even smaller. This may be because they were trekking and hiking and didn't want to haul a behemoth around.
Large scale incites reactions of awe and feelings of being in the presence of some powerful phenomenon. Small scale implies intimacy. Both scales, and intermediate ones, are part of our human perceptual experience. I can't ascribe values of good, better and best to any of these – only am mindful of my own responses to the differences.
The Cy Twombly gallery in the Menil is wonderful and so full of emotion. It is easy to just walk through it and wonder how it was done–ladders? long brushes? but standing there and looking and feeling—they are big–but not blustery–I would describe them as expansive–the feeling when your heart is so full, if feels as though it might explode from joy.
Over the past couple of years I have gone smaller, more intimate. My work is narrative. My purpose is to get more done, more of my thoughts on paper. I am getting older (83) and this method is working well for me. I have more to say than one idea every three to four months, and my thought process has also improved, as it has a place to be.
Funny Robert should mention it (albeit 10 years ago). I recently tried painting on a canvas much larger than my usual 8×10's or 11×14's, and found it much more difficult to visualize what I was doing. I understand now why some artists use a grid. I didn't, but it would probably have been a lot easier if I had divided my larger panting into a series of smaller, more manageable squares. I will try that someday, but I think there is something more intimate and personal about completing an entire painting on a small canvas. Everything is right there within your field of vision, and more times than not, you're working on the whole piece at once.
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MARITIME RESEARCH: Customized Maritime Analytics
Seaports that partner with a maritime education program can establish a fruitful relationship thatis beneficial for both sides, but finding the right fit takes research and persistence.
By Dr. ManWo Ng, Old Dominion University
When academia and industry work together, sometimes seemingly insurmountable requisites can be achieved, such as the newest ones involving container transportation.
While trucking generally remains the predominant mode of transporting containers in and out of marine terminals, on-dock rail has steadily been gaining traction due to its distinct advantages, including environmental benefits and reduced terminal congestion. For example, the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach recently received millions in grant funding from the U.S. Department of Transportation to improve rail access and on-dock rail capacity.
To maximize the benefits of on-dock rail, it is important for trains to leave the terminal fully packed. This is, however, not always an easy task as it depends on a number of factors, such as the containers available and the loading constraints. For example, one cannot place 20-foot containers above 40-foot containers. Loaded containers are typically not placed above empties. There are also weight restrictions for the rail cars.
Traditionally, to solve the puzzle of building fully packed trains, rail managers at a major container terminal in the U.S. we worked with, use their experience in combination with the terminal operating system (TOS), to decide where to place the containers on the rail cars. This usually works well – until new requirements emerge.
On top of all prior considerations, at this particular terminal, there was a new destination requirement to ensure that each outbound train consist of containers going to selected rail hubs. For example, while it was previously acceptable to have trains full of containers destined for Chicago only, now the train must carry containers to several other rail hubs, in addition to Chicago.
Because of this additional constraint, the existing TOS was no longer sufficient. It would also take a considerable amount of time to get it updated to reflect the new loading constraint.
That is where academia came in, and helped solve the equation. After spending hours with the rail manager to fully understand the rail loading processes, we developed a customized prescriptive analytics solution that incorporated the new requirement. Extensive testing of our solution showed that it was always possible to find loading plans that are the best possible for the available containers. Note that train space utilization depends on the rail cars, available containers, their sizes, weights, destinations etc. As a result, utilizations can sometimes be less than 100% since the "right" containers might not be available at the right time. In such scenarios, our solution was still able to find the best utilization possible given what was available.
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Brown joined the Inductotherm Group in 2001 as the international sales manager for its Mass Heating division. In 2002 he was named president of its Alpha 1 Induction Service Center subsidiary, and from there was named president for forging for the Inductotherm Group in 2004. He managed the sales and technology for the group's 15 companies worldwide that manufacture induction-heating systems for forging.
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At the same time, Inductoheat announced that its senior vice president and general manager John H. Hooper has retired. Hooper had been affiliated with the Inductotherm Group of companies for 35 years, including the past five years as Inductoheat's vice president.
Hooper joined the group, then known as Cheston, as an equipment sales manager in 1973. In 1978, Cheston merged with IPE in Madison Heights, MI, and Hooper lead the international sales efforts in India and South America. In 1988, Hooper established Inductoheat Korea and beginning in 1991 served as president of Radyne Corp. for nine years.
In 2000, Hooper became the managing director of Radyne Ltd. in England, and then managing director for Inductoheat Europe. He returned to Michigan in 2003 as senior vice president of Inductoheat.
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Mary is a Lawyer-Linguist at the Court of Justice of the EU Communities in Luxembourg
European Court of Justice by Christian Behrens
This article was written by Global Graduates, published on 1st May 2012 and has been read 49589 times.
Translation 2001 French and German East Anglia Uni Geneva Switzerland Brussels Europe Luxembourg EU careers Lawyer-Linguist The Graduate Project
Mary studied Interpreting and Translating with French and German Language (Dutch ab initio) at the University of East Anglia and spent her year abroad studying in Geneva and Germersheim. She graduated in 2001 and is now going through the recruitment procedure to become a Lawyer-Linguist at the Court of Justice of the European Communities in Luxembourg.
"I spent one semester in Switzerland and one in Germany during my year abroad. Through UEA's links, I had the opportunity to attend two of Europe's most highly-respected translation schools - the Ecole de Traduction et d'Interpretariat (ETI) at the University of Geneva, and the Fachbereich Angewandte Sprach- und Kulturwissenschaft (FASK) of the University of Mainz in Germersheim.
Whilst in Geneva, I had the opportunity to practise translating different language combinations - French-English, English-French, French-German and German-French. This was invaluable in developing my language and translation skills further. I was also able to undertake some voluntary translation and editing work for the Red Cross and the International Peace Bureau. On a personal level, I made friends in Geneva whom I am still in contact with today.
In Germersheim, I was able to develop my German by translating in and out of German. In addition, I developed my interpreting skills by attending specialist seminars.
I have no doubt that it was the exposure to high-quality translation teaching during my year abroad and at UEA which paved the way for my career post-graduation. When I first graduated, I undertook a traineeship in the Cultural Policy and Action Department of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg. This would have been unthinkable without having had the experience of living abroad and working alongside people from various different countries and cultures.
My first long-term job after graduating was as a linguist in the Civil Service in Cheltenham. Being given the opportunity not just to gain this job, but also to learn another language as part of it was due in no small part to having completed very thorough language studies. The year abroad was an essential part of this.
I have subsequently completed a law conversion course and am currently completing a Masters in Competition Law. Yet here again the language and communication skills I developed during the Year Abroad have been fundamental - both for undertaking research, and for ensuring a good working relationship with students from all over the world.
Last but not least, I am currently preparing for an Assessment Centre to become a Lawyer Linguist at the Court of Justice of the European Communities in Luxembourg. It is simply inconceivable that I should have reached this stage in the recruitment procedure without the skills and experience gained from my year abroad over ten years ago."
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In partnership with the British Academy and University Council of Modern Languages (UCML) we gathered short reports from graduates on the importance that the year abroad has had for them, in terms of their skill set, their careers and their lives. These reports formed the basis of the Position Statement: Valuing the Year Abroad. Browse the reports below for inspiration, and select a tag within a report to read more on that theme.
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Gravestones were not always erected at the time of burial, particularly for poorer families. Perishable grave markers have long since disappeared. However, a successful and wealthy ancestor may have erected a memorial stone in memory of several generations of their family. This is also true of emigrant families, who returned to Ireland or sent money for a gravestone to be erected.
A grave may contain more than one family member and sometimes members of the extended family. This means that gravestone inscriptions and Irish burial records can open up all sorts of new lines of enquiry.
Databases of gravestone inscriptions are not a comprehensive source. In many cases the database consists of transcripts of gravestones that are still legible today, but not those that have fallen, broken or been weathered smooth. For many families a stone was never erected. However, if found, a gravestone inscription can detail several generations of a family, dates of birth and death and even, in some cases, occupations and addresses. There are numerous sources for gravestone inscriptions online.
Brian Cantwell, who surveyed the graveyards of counties Wicklow, Wexford and South Dublin created the voluminous Memorials of the Dead which has been digitised and is available online at Findmypast (subscription). This site also holds a collection created by Ian Cantwell (son of Brian) of memorials of the dead for Galway and Mayo (check the map because this collection does not cover the entirety of both counties). It is possible to view the original transcript made by Cantwell, if relevant entries are found. This is a useful source for the many Church of Ireland families who settled in Wicklow and Wexford.
Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin has made their records available online. There is a free search facility, although you need an approximate date of burial and you will require credits to see more details of the burial. Read the extent of the records on the site carefully, because some links will identify other persons who were buried in the same grave, possibly identifying additional family members. Records at Glasnevin date from 1825. The burial registers for Deansgrange Cemetery in Dublin have been indexed and published online at www.rootsireland.ie up to about 1920.
History from Headstones is an online database of 50,000 inscriptions from over 800 graveyards in Northern Ireland. You will need to purchase credits in order use the search facility, but for Northern Irish ancestry, it may be worth investing in a small number of credits in order to use the search.
Dr. Jane Lyons website, From Ireland has a database of gravestone inscriptions from all over the country and the database details the origins of the transcript and links to photographs of the gravestones. You can also find listings of gravestone inscriptions at Irish Graves which is under expansion.
Many local history societies and genealogy groups have transcribed and indexed gravestones in their area. A goolge search for the parish in which your ancestor may have been buried should turn up any links to gravestone transcriptions.
Roman Catholic parish burial registers rarely survive for the 19th century, however, those that do may be found at Roots Ireland in their parish register collection or at the National Library of Ireland collection of digitised Irish parish registers. Burial registers are more common to Church of Ireland parishes and you can find these online at both www.rootsireland. ie and www.irishgenealogy.ie, if they have been indexed and published. Remember to check the extent of the burial records that they have published to determine if there is anything actually relevant to your research.
There are numerous gravestone inscription projects that are publishing online collections specific to particular parishes or counties and it is worth searching for other, smaller collections, for relevant entries. Just be cautious regarding the accuracy of the published transcript and always try to find an image of the original stone for comparison.


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The current study aimed to investigate the realization of impoliteness in reply articles published in academic journals in the field of applied linguistics as an instance of academic conflict. Drawing on the theoretical model of impoliteness (Bousfield, 2008a), on-record and off-record impolite behaviors were coded in a corpus of 49 reply articles published in academic journals. The results of the analysis including the frequency counts as well as normalized frequency scores demonstrated the prevalence of on-record impoliteness, i.e. the authors of the reply articles revealed a strong preference for using on-record impolite behaviors while responding to comments posed by other scholars in the field on their previously published works. The findings of the current study seem to contribute to the academic community by expanding the currently available literature on (im)politeness. Moreover, the findings would raise the consciousness of the academic courses instructors, novice and professional members of the applied linguistics discourse community considering the potential (im)politeness implications of their contributions to the discourse community in order to choose pragmatically appropriate alternatives (Ishiara, 2006).