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Q: How can I align the left edge of HTML form elements using CSS? I want to do the following:
aa:   ________
bbbb: ________
ccc:  ________

So I wrote:
aa:<input type="text" />

bbbb:<input type="text" />

cc:<input type="text" />

And I get:
aa:________
bbbb:________
ccc:________

I know I can arrange it easy with table. How do I do it without tables with as few css as I can.
Thanks.

A:

aa: <input id="a" type="text" />

bbbb: <input id="b" type="text" />

ccc: <input id="c" type="text" />

A: One option would be to float the span to left and the input to right, while wrapped into a div:

aa:<input type="text" class="right" />

bbbb:<input type="text" class="right" />

ccc:<input type="text" class="right" />

A: replace each  with  and use this css rule:
.fixedwidth, input{
  display:block;
  float:left;
  clear:left;
  width:100px;
}

A: Try this(tested in FF):
CSS:
.label
{
    width: 75px; /*Or any width you want*/
    display: inline-block;
}

HTML:
aa:<input type="text" />

bbbb:<input type="text" />

cc:<input type="text" />

A: Use some sets of divs with float and clear attributes.

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From:� "Lis" <liontamr@p...>
Date:� Wed�Jul�9,�2003� 11:27 am
Subject:� Links: Medieval Wales
Greetings everyone!
This week's Links list is, by request, about Medieval Wales. There is a good number of pages out there on Medieval Wales, but not as many as other areas of the UK. There do seem to be several published books on the subject, so a jaunt over to Amazon.com , Barnes and Noble (BN.com) or Borders might be in order. In addition, I have found reference to a booklet on Medieval Welsh Clothing by Mistress Tangwystle (Heather Rose Jose) which she self-published. She is an amazing resource on many subjects and a true blessing to the SCA. If you are burning to know more about Welsh Costume it might be worthwhile to find a way to contact her. I suggest that one person per list volunteer to do the contacting to save her the hassle of responding to everyone who might wish to know. This Links list is forwarded all over the known world, thus some courtesy in requesting her attention would be a good thing. I do not personally have her email address.
I will attempt to keep this list running smoothly and regularly over the next 2 months, however no Links list will appear during Pennsic for several reasons, one being my attendance at Pennsic itself, and another being my trip out of the country to visit a terminally ill relative the first week of Pennsic. I trust you will understand if I need another week or two to recover :)
As always please share this list where it will find a ready audience.
Remember that not everyone wants to recieve multiple copies of this list, however.
Early Medieval Wales
http://www.castlewales.com/medwales.html
(Site Excerpt) Towards the end of the 6th century the Angles and Saxons in eastern Britain began to entertain designs on the western lands. The
inability of the independent western peoples to unify against this threat left the most powerful kingdom, Gwynedd, as the center of cultural and political resistance, a position it has retained until today. The weaker groups were unable to hold the invaders and after the Battle of Dyrham, near Gloucester in 577, the Britons in Cornwall were separated from those in Wales who became similarly cut off from their northern kin in Cumbria after the Battle of Chester in 616.
Money and Coins in Wales
Medieval to Modern Times
http://www.ex.ac.uk/~RDavies/arian/welsh.html
(Site Excerpt) Did any of the native rulers of Wales issue their own coins and how does the experience of Wales compare with that of Ireland? There is a half a chapter on numismatics in the book by Ian Jack: Jack, R. Ian.
Medieval Wales. London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1972. ISBN 0 340 12694 9.
Jack has a couple of pages on the coin struck for Hywel Dda in the 10th
century and briefly discusses claims that other Welsh princes issued coins. The only one of these that Jack attaches much credence to is a report by Edward Lhuyd in 1698 that the Bishop of Bangor told him that one of his relations had possessed a coin issued by Llewelyn ab Iorwerth, or Llywelyn the Great, (who became Prince of Gwynedd in about 1197 and extended his rule over much of the rest of Wales in the next two decades, his reign ending with his death in 1240). Lhyud said that the Bishop (whose knowledge of Old Welsh was claimed by Lhyud himself to be even greater than his own) had shown the coin to many of his acquaintances who confirmed his story.
About.com : Geraldus Cambrensis
http://historymedren.about.com/library/who/blwwcambrensis.htm
This site is a list of links on the life of this Important Welsh Personage.
A DECORATIVE MAP OF MEDIEVAL WALES (Retailer)
http://www.gwp.enta.net/walesmap.htm
(Site Excerpt) The map of medieval Wales shows the distribution and spelling of the place-names of Wales as they were in AD 1267, the year that Llewelyn ap Griffith, also known as Llewelyn the Last, the grandson of Llewellyn the Great, signed the Treaty of Montgomery with Henry III of England. The treaty marked the apogee of Welsh power, just ten years before the conquest of Wales by Edward 1. Showing the country as it was several centuries before it was first mapped, this map it will bring Welsh history alive to you and your friends.
CELTIC CHRISTIANITY IN EARLY MEDIEVAL WALES
The Origins of the Welsh Spiritual Tradition (Book Review)
http://www.uwp.co.uk/book_desc/1287.html
(Site Excerpt) A study of sources from early medieval Wales, which offers new and exciting insights into the phenomenon of Celtic Christianity. This work examines the concept of Celtic Christianity and traces common Celtic features in early Welsh religious literature, including poetry, prose and hagiography. It adds significantly to our understanding of Celtic Christianity, and of those early Welsh texts, while making many of the latter available in English for the first time.
Harvard: Text-styles and Textiles in Medieval Wales (Call for Papers:
Acrobat Reader Required)
http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~hcc/HCCpix/23HCCcall.pdf
This site is a Call for Papers on any Celtic Subject. The Symposium will occur in October 2003.
A Celtic Legend
Retold by Aaron Shepard
From the Mabinogion
http://www.aaronshep.com/stories/029.html
(Site Excerpt) Lord Pwyll, King of Dyfed, sat feasting in his dining hall with all his men around. And when the midday meal was done, he told them, "I would go alone awhile, atop the Mount of Arberth."
"Lord," said one of his men, "there is a saying that whatever king sits upon that mount will meet with an attack, or else a marvel."
"I do not fear attack," said Pwyll, smiling, "and I would welcome a marvel."
So on that spring day, Lord Pwyll rode up the Mount of Arberth, which rose above the court. And there he sat and gazed on the farms and herds, forests and streams of Dyfed.
"My realm is rich," he said. "If only now I had a queen to share it."
Castles of Wales
http://www.castlewales.com/home.html
(Site Excerpt) Welcome! Croeso! My name is Jeffrey L. Thomas and I'm pleased to be your host as we explore some of the most impressive monuments of the Middle Ages, the medieval Castles of Wales. Along the way we hope to educate and enlighten you about not only Welsh castles, but about the unique history of the Welsh people and their centuries-old struggle to preserve their land, their culture, and their ancient language.
Abbeys and Other Religious Sites in Wales
http://www.castlewales.com/abbeys.html
(Site Excerpt) Although holy wells and certain other religious sites
generally pre-date the grand medieval abbeys of Wales, like the surviving Castles of Wales, medieval abbeys still dominate the Welsh landscape today. The ruined abbeys of Wales have their own set of unique charms and special histories, tempting visitors to learn more about Britain's medieval monastic past. These structures often overwhelm us with their size and still fire the imagination as we try to picture them in their former glory prior to the Dissolution. But at the same time, they can invoke a sense of sadness as well because of their purposeful destruction that resulted from the political struggles between church and state during the reign of Henry VIII.
Medieval Castles & Fortifications
OF ENGLAND AND WALES 1000 to 1600
http://homepage.mac.com/philipdavis/home.html
(Site Excerpt) This site is designed to be a comprehensive listing of the medieval castles, castle sites, fortified houses, urban and coastal defences and other fortifications of England and Wales built or in use from 1000 to 1600. This is an ambitious project and any such list is bound to have omissions and errors. However, it is hoped that by using the flexible and responsive media of the Internet that this list can be as comprehensive as possible. Since I'm not an expert I've taken, as my standard for what is a fortification, that which the various authors I draw my information from consider to be a fortification. Sites which consist of entirely passive defences such as moated houses and walled sites without wallwalks and parapets are generally excluded.
The Kingdoms of Wales
http://www.earlybritishkingdoms.com/kingdoms/wales.html
(Site Excerpt) The Kingdoms of what is now modern Wales came about by
several means after Roman officialdom left the British shores. The Irish began to immigrate on a grand scale. The sons of the Emperor Magnus Maximus used them to keep control of Southern Wales. While North Wales was taken by Cunedda Wledig who was intent on driving the Irish out. Eastern Wales and the adjoining area of what became England was the homeland of the usurper, Vortigern, and here his sons continued to hold sway.
Traditional Welsh Music
http://www.contemplator.com/tunebook/welsh.htm
This site is a list of music for download form the web. many of these
include the lyrics in the Welsh or English Language.
A Brief History of Wales: Britannica.com
http://www.britannia.com/wales/whist3.html
(Site Excerpt) The visitor to West Wales cannot help but notice that many of the holy shrines lie in valleys, or hollows, often hidden from the sea. One of them, at St. Govan's (left), is placed in a steep, narrow crevice in the coastal rocks themselves, completely concealed. For the sea was the pathway of the marauding Vikings, intent on voyages of plunder and easy pickings from the poorly defended, but richly endowed monastic communities of the Celtic Church. Despite its own hiding place, down in the lovely, sheltered valley of the Glyn, St David's itself, perhaps the holiest spot in Wales, was still plundered in 999 and its Bishop killed.
Cantrefs in Medieval Wales (Note: Slow to Load)
http://www.webexcel.ndirect.co.uk/gwarnant/hanes/maps/mapcantref.htm
This site is a map of Medieval Wales divides into the Cantrefs
(political/familial divisions).
University of Bangor: NEWLY DISCOVERED BIOGRAPHY OF KING OF GWYNEDD AMONG RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS
http://www.bangor.ac.uk/news/Colloquium.htm
(Site Excerpt) An account of the exciting rediscovery of a medieval Latin biography of Gruffudd ap Cynan, the powerful king of Gwynedd buried in Bangor cathedral in 1137, will be among the highlights for Welsh medievalists gathering at the University of Wales, Bangor over this week-end (19-20 October) to discuss a great variety of exciting new research on medieval Welsh history. Showcasing their research will be the leading historians on medieval Wales, with participants from Oxford and Cambridge universities, Germany and Ireland as well as historians from within Wales.
The research undertaken covers the scope of medieval life. Fresh light will be thrown on the military history of Edward I's conquest of Wales in 1282-3, and other aspects of political history reassessed in papers on the Vikings and on the rise to power of Llywelyn the Great, while social and economic topics are reflected in discussions of marriage and of the emergence of an urban culture in late medieval south Wales. Dr Matthew Pearson of the University of Wales, Bangor will offer a foretaste of his important forthcoming volume on the bishops and cathedral clergy of the four medieval Welsh dioceses.
Welsh Royalty
http://www.royalty.nu/Europe/Wales.html
This site is a list of links, books and newspaper articles on the subject of Welsh Royalty. Do not be put off by the first few links (modern royals). If you scroll down you will find plenty of information about medieval Welsh Royalty.
Dead Virgins: Feminine sanctity in Medieval Wales. A Course at the Unversity of Wales at Lampeter.
http://www.e-addysg.com/saesneg/courses/virgins.html
(Site Excerpt) This module introduces students to many of the female saints of Wales including St Gwenfrewy (whose holy well is now reputed to be one of the seven wonders of Wales); Dwynwen (the patron saint of lovers); Melangell (the patron saint of hares) and Non (St David's mother). Although most people are familiar with the cult of St David (the patron saint of Wales), the legends and traditions associated with the sainted women of Wales are generally less well known. The aim of this course is to explore the extant literary and historical sources relating to these holy women and shed new light on their medieval cults. In addition to the female saints already mentioned, we will also consider the fragmentary evidence available for other local Welsh saints (for example Gwenog, Eluned and Maches), and look at the Welsh evidence for some of the important universal saints (such as St Katherine of Alexandria) whose Lives were translated into Middle Welsh.
BBC Wales: Medieval church restoration excitement
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/low/uk_news/wales/1811310.stm
(Site Excerpt) The restoration work has uncovered a series of wall paintings dating from the 16th century.
"On the north wall there was a picture of St Catherine with the spiked wheel with which the Romans tried to torture her to death and the spear with which she was eventually killed," said historian Dr Madeleine Grey of the University of Wales, Newport.
"And on the south wall was a picture of Christ, before the crucifixion,
roped and bound and sitting before the cross."
The painstaking restoration has caught the public's imagination too.
"We have already received over 1,000 inquiries about the church and
excitement is mounting among the public, academics and staff alike as the buildings slowly take shape," said Ffion Gruffudd. a member of the project team.
A pause in the work was taken on Satruday to mark the patronal day of St Teilo, the Welsh saint after whom the church is named.
St Teilo led a Christian community in south Wales in the sixth century.
According to legend, he fled with his followers to Brittany when yellow
fever broke out in Wales, before eventually returning to Llandaff in
Cardiff, where he died in 566AD.
City of Chester: Springboard into Wales
http://www.chestercc.gov.uk/heritage/museum/galleries/medieval.html
(Site Excerpt) The story of Chester in the medieval period is closely linked with the English conquest of Wales and Ireland. Chester had been set up by the Normans as an Earldom of the Marches - the disputed lands between the English and the Welsh. Raiding and warfare in Cheshire and to the west had been common until King Edward I decided to throw the full weight of the English armies against Wales.
Chester was the base for his war of conquest which was complete by 1283.
Great castles were built in Wales at Conway, Caernarvon, Beaumaris and
Harlech to control the newly conquered lands. A constant stream of soldiers, builders, engineers and their materials passed through Chester on their way to Wales, and brought great prosperity to the city. English attempts to conquer Ireland began at the end of the 12th century under King Henry II.
Chester was the main point of departure for the English armies and remained so until the end of the 18th century.
24 Hour Museum
NEWPORT'S MEDIEVAL SHIP IS TO BE SAVED
http://www.24hourmuseum.org.uk/nwh/ART13564.html
(Site Excerpt) Archaeologists and protestors in Newport, South Wales are celebrating after the remains of a medieval ship threatened by the building of an arts centre were saved for the nation.
Newport City Council announced on Friday August 23, how they and the
National Assembly for Wales would put into place a �3.5 million scheme to preserve and display the ship.
"The discovery of this rare national treasure on the banks of the River Usk has brought Newport to the forefront of national and international
interest," explained Edwina Hart, Minister for Finance at the National
Assembly for Wales. The 25-metre ship has been described as a cross between the later merchant 'Cog' boats and a Viking longship.
About.com Museums in Wales
http://www.britainexpress.com/wales/az/museums/
A comoprehensive list of Museums in Wales, with descriptions of their
collections. Living History Museums are included.
The Society of Archer-Antiquaries: A Bibliography of Archery
With information on Welsh Archery
http://www.student.utwente.nl/~sagi/artikel/misc/bibliography.html
English Longbow a descendant of 14th Century Welsh Longbow?
http://www.student.utwente.nl/~sagi/artikel/longbow/longbow2.html
(Site excerpt) ....But the one accomplishment Cambrensis is best remembered for is his chronicle, The Itinery Triugh Wales.73 In his chronicle, Cambrensis describes the archery of the Southern Welsh. He notes that a tribe called the Venta were "more accustomed to war, more famous for valor, and more expert in archery, than those of any other part of Wales".74 The Venta were a stubborn people, unlike the Normans who followed the codes of chivalry, their "mode of fighting consists in chasing the enemy or in retreating.".75 They were guerrilla fighters, and the bow was perfectly suited for them. Morris, reading about the Norman-Venta encounters, misinterpreted a key passage of The Itinery Triugh Wales:
"Especially we get from Gerald (Gerald de Barri or Giraldus Cambrensis) a valuable picture of the archers of Gwent, with their 'bows made of wild elm, unpolished, rude and uncouth, not only calculated to shoot an arrow to a great distance, but also to inflict very severe wounds in a close fight'."76
The correct translation of this passage according to Foster and Hoare, The Historical Works of Giraldus Cambrensis, should be: "Yet the bows used by these people (the Venta) are not made of horn, ivory, or yew, but of wild elm; unpolished, rude and uncouth, but stout; not calculated to shoot an arrow to a great distance, but to inflict very severe wounds in a close fight."77
DataWales: The Mediaeval Welsh Archer (A Costume/Armor Historical
Description Page).
http://www.data-wales.co.uk/archer.htm
Note this site also contains Names of Welsh Archers in the year 1327. (Site Excerpt) The history of costume is a specialised study. The writer is not equipped to answer your questions on specific aspects of Welsh costume over the ages but it has been observed that styles in Wales generally followed those of England - although poor communications ensured a delay in the adoption of new fashions.
The accompanying Welsh archer is to be found in a 13th. century manuscript .
He wears a simple tunic with a cloak in thin material over his shoulders and appears to have removed a shoe to aid his grip on the greensward. One must assume that his strange hairstyle and miniature bow illustrate the
limitations of the artist!
Battle of Crecy Basic Facts (Many Welsh Cavalry and Archers articipated at Crecy)
http://www.arms-armor.cz/battles/crecy/index.php3
(Site Excerpt) The English: Commander: Edward III
Army: Approx 20,000 soldiers
Left Wing: Count of Northampton and Count Arundel, Bishop of Durham with 1,000 armor-clad cavalrymen and 3,000 archers
Right Wing: Black Prince, Count of Warwick and Count of Oxford with 1,000 armor-clad cavalrymen, 1,000 Welsh light-armed cavalrymen and 3,000 archers
Reserve: King Edward with 700 armor-clad cavalrymen and 2,000 archers
Stefan's Florilegium: Articles/Messages on Welsh Medieval Clothing
http://www.florilegium.org/files/CLOTHING/cl-Wales-msg.html
1265 Society's Welsh Resources by Tony Westmancoat
http://website.lineone.net/~johntregoz/welsh.htm
This site is a series of translated quotes from historical sources that detail Welsh Customs, clothing, warfare, etc.. at about the year 1265.

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This framework was originally developed for Web-lab webdesign.
The project is now developed and maintained by [Jorgen Evens](https://github.com/JorgenEvens).

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Climate change politics clouds carbon…
A few weeks ago, the mindless small talk when people bump into each other on the prairies might well have included the old chestnut "we'll pay for this". That's the standard gloomy line that occurs to a lot of us when the weather in the fall is unusually kind. Depending on the age of the person speaking, the other popular line is "If this is global warming, let's have more of it".
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It's fascinating how an issue can change in just six months. Last March, when the first ministers talked about the issue, almost nobody imagined that Donald Trump would be preparing to move to the White House. He's no longer suggesting that climate change is a hoax, but that's probably still what he's thinking.
The most enthusiastic supporter of The Donald in Canada is probably Saskatchewan's Brad Wall who truly hopes that any leader supporting a carbon tax should be "locked up" !
Ooops ! .. who said that ?
I'm Roger Currie
Categories: Economy & Business, Environment, Health & Safety, Our Neighbourhoods, Politics, Science & TechnologyBy Roger Currie December 9, 2016
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ISLAMABAD - The Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has issued show-cause notices to a pilot and two others officials for loading seven extra passengers on a Karachi-Madina flight on January 20.
According to sources, the notice has been issued as overloading passengers was a violation of air safety regulations.
Capt Anwer Adil, senior stewardess (air hostess) Hina Turab and terminal manager Akbar Ali Shah were issued notices for allegedly letting extra passengers travel on jump seats and the cockpit on PIA flight PK-743.
PIA spokesman Danyal Gilani did not comment on the development, but said separately that: "Disciplinary action has been taken against all concerned officials."
The move came after an inquiry committee set up by the airline found the allegations to be true.
"After in-depth investigation... it has been confirmed that passenger[s] who travelled on [the] flight exceed the aircraft configuration (including jump seats) which is a clear violation of SOP and violation of passenger safety," read a report signed by Manager Operations Sohail Jaffar Ali.
As per standard operating procedures in cases like these, the report said, the aircraft should be parked again to offload extra passengers which was not done in this case.
Sources said that Capt Adil will not be able to operate flights after being issued the notice. The Civil Aviation Authority is also investigating allegations of safety violation against the captain.
Talking to DawnNews, Capt Adil denied that he allowed extra passengers to travel on jump seats and demanded a transparent inquiry against "whoever allowed passengers on jump seats".
As many as seven passengers aboard the PIA flight were forced to stand throughout the over three-hour flight after the airline boarded excess passengers.
The Boeing 777 aircraft has a seating capacity of 409, including jump seats, while flight PK-743 carried 416 passengers from Karachi to Madina.
PIA said Sunday it would investigate the allegations, but denied that extra passengers 'stood in the aisles' for the three-hour journey.
The airline's spokesman said media reports that some passengers travelled standing were "exaggerated and baseless. It is not possible for anyone to travel like that in an aircraft, regardless of the duration of the flight."
However issuing show cause notice confirms overloading of passengers.
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Bangladesh to lift Rohingya internet ban 'very soon'
The news came as Rohingya prepared to mark the third anniversary of the violence meted out against thier people in Myanmar
Rohingya people walk back to their houses after collecting relief material in Kutupalong refugee camp. AFP
Bangladesh will restore internet access to nearly a million Rohingya stuck in refugee camps "very soon", the government said Monday, on the eve of the third anniversary of their escape from Myanmar.
Authorities in Bangladesh cut mobile internet access to the sprawling camps in the country's southeast a year ago, citing security concerns, sparking international condemnation.
Foreign Secretary Masud bin Momen said Monday that the spread of "baseless rumours and misinformation" could create panic and destabilise the camps, where a few Rohingya have been killed in internal clashes in recent years.
"However, responding to the requests from our friends and also for the need of imparting education and Covid-19 response, for greater internet connectivity, we have taken a decision on lifting the restrictions on 3G and 4G mobile networks, which will be effective very soon," Mr Momen said.
The internet clampdown disrupted communications between different camps, as well as with Rohingya still in Myanmar and elsewhere. It also complicated wire transfers of money from the Rohingya diaspora.
Rights groups said the lack of internet access meant misinformation and rumours, particularly about the coronavirus, could spread unverified.
The first infection in the camps was detected in May but fears that the virus could spread quickly have so far not been realised.
Khin Maung, head of the Rohingya Youth Association, said the restoration of internet access was "very good news".
"We can now get regular updates on Covid-19. And we can mobilise people against the activities of the human traffickers," he said.
"With internet connections, we can also communicate with family members who live in Myanmar or other countries."
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Some 750,000 Rohingya flooded across the border as they fled a military crackdown in Rakhine state in Myanmar in August 2017 that the UN has likened to ethnic cleansing, joining some 200,000 already in Bangladesh.
With protests banned by Bangladesh -- the government citing coronavirus restrictions -- the refugees were due to mark what they call "Genocide Remembrance Day".
Three years later and with no work or decent education for their children, there is little prospect of a return to Myanmar, where members of the mostly Muslim minority have long been treated as inferior intruders.
Myanmar's military "killed more than 10,000 of our people. They carried out mass murders and rapes and drove our people from their home", Mohib Ullah, a Rohingya leader in the camps, told AFP.
For the second anniversary last year, Mr Ullah led a rally of about 200,000 protesters at Kutupalong, the largest of the network of camps in southeast Bangladesh, where 600,000 people live in cramped and unsanitary conditions.
But the Bangladeshi authorities, increasingly impatient with the Rohingya, have banned gatherings because of the coronavirus pandemic.
The sprawling camps have been cut off from the rest of Bangladesh, with the military erecting barbed-wire fences around the perimeters. Inside, movement has been restricted.
"There will be no rallies, no work, no prayers at mosques, no NGO or aid activities, no schools, no madrasas and no food distribution," Mr Ullah said.
Bangladesh has signed an agreement with Myanmar to return the refugees. But the Rohingya refuse to go without guarantees for their safety and proper rights.
Khin Maung, a 25-year-old Rohingya activist who lost 10 relatives in the horrors of 2017, said the mood in the camps was very depressed.
"We want justice for the murders. We also want to go back home. But I don't see any immediate hopes. It may take years," Mr Maung, who leads a Rohingya youth group, said.
He said the desperation had led hundreds to flee the camps this year on rickety boats often arranged by unscrupulous trafficking gangs.
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Garrett Oliver's words weren't the first shots fired at the "fad" of New England IPA, when he uttered them in November 2017, but they were, perhaps, the most important. The hot take carried more heat when voiced by one of the beer industry's true heavyweights—a beloved brewer whose talents and tenure at Brooklyn Brewery have gained worldwide renown.
In modern vernacular, the phrase acts as something of a catchall insult toward Millennials, who—while being the most-educated generation in the world's history—are still teased for their supposed obsession with an image-conscious social media platform. To lob that grenade into the field of beer just seems a little too easy. Brewing is a young person's game, after all, given the physical labor and overworked days that can stretch on for years, and the 20- and 30-something set is now the main demographic snapping up beer at stores or in taprooms.
But to really put the cap back on the argument that Instagram culture is acting as some kind of underground movement to destroy the sanctity of the Reinheitsgebot, keep in mind that any claim of social media ruining beer is made up.
Even in the absolute, most-generous scenario, based on polls and surveys from places like Pew Research, Gallup, and the Brewers Association, there's no feasible way to track a correlation between social media users and beer drinkers that would prove a detrimental impact to whatever kind of "culture" we associate with beer. We simply can't conjure enough members of this make-believe society of Haze Bois and Gurlz to be a problem.
On a near-daily basis, it's easy to find examples of how social media has helped create a rotten core in domains ranging from politics to celebrity. The internet didn't set out to ruin beer, nor has it, but if there's a place on the internet for everyone, of course beer culture was destined to find its own island—one that's both isolating and rewarding.
Platforms like Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and more were not made for beer, but it was inevitable a community found its way onto them. Alex Kidd, who built his persona of "Don't Drink Beer" through a blog, transitioned that into a wildly popular Instagram account (about 40,000 followers) and podcast, even coining beer vernacular like "Pastry Stout" and "Barleywine is life." He's among a small collection of niche celebrities within beer, all because of his social media presence.
But the most populous online communities (which also include your high-school friends and grandparents) aren't necessarily the ideal spaces for beer enthusiasts, even if they can help connect like-minded individuals. Enter the specialists. BeerAdvocate and its litany of message boards came along in the late '90s. Shortly after, RateBeer was established in May 2000, during the "doldrums" of the American beer scene, says executive director Joe Tucker. It came after "The Shakeout," a period of closings coast-to-coast and stagnated growth within craft beer.
With a user base across the globe and growing interest in the U.S. despite losses of breweries, RateBeer succeeded. Tucker won't discuss the site's number of members, but does note that only about 1% of users provide reviews. That population base has long been a focus for him and the site because they're influential—"others would listen to them." Building up RateBeer's "experts" would in turn build up the site, but it also raises an important question that's relevant for just about any rating platform: does imbuing users with that power create a good or bad thing?
When GBH broke news in 2017 that RateBeer had sold a stake of ownership to Anheuser-Busch InBev's investment arm, ZX Ventures, in 2016—and had kept the sale under wraps for almost a year—a schism began. BeerAdvocate had long been a place for deep-in-the-weeds beer lovers, while RateBeer had a strong international presence that has since gained in importance as U.S. enthusiasts with anti-Big Beer attitudes turn away. At the same time RateBeer was making its sale, Untappd, a check-in app inspired by location-based Foursquare, had easily surpassed 3 million members. It currently boasts about 6.5 million. That contrast was set to become more stark when RateBeer announced that ZX would fully acquire the company in February 2019.
In a way that RateBeer and BeerAdvocate couldn't, the mobile-friendliness and gamification aspect of Untappd gave beer lovers a chance to level up.
"I don't think brewers really knew what customers wanted until, really, the advent of things like RateBeer and BeerAdvocate earlier on, and five years ago, I would say Instagram, and apps like Untappd," Other Half Brewing co-founder Sam Richardson said on a February 2019 episode of the Craft Beer & Brewing podcast. With his customers increasingly going mobile via social-media and rating apps, Richardson grew interested in the speed at which people could "hate" or "love" his beer during release days.
When Greg Avola and Tim Mather first discussed the idea that would later become Untappd during summer 2010, they thought about creating a new, beer-focused feature for Foursquare. The pair had been avid users of the app for years, but quickly saw their idea as something worthy of its own platform.
In some ways, that's become part of a unique strategy for breweries. During an interview on the Good Beer Hunting podcast, Jeremiah Zimmer of Hop Butcher for the World mentioned how he and co-founder Jude La Rose use Instagram to monitor local releases and what's trendy, but work Untappd into routines on their own release days.
It's an example of how social media helps spread ideas within beer. Brut IPA may have inevitably found its way into pint glasses at breweries all over the country, but the immediacy of being able to share and learn about the new hop-forward style sped up awareness. From Instagram to Untappd, it was a matter of hours—not days or weeks—for beer lovers and brewers alike to find out about the popular style.
The immediacy of being able to share and interact with beer lovers all over the world—a factor that's taken for granted today—first attracted Avola and Mather, who ran the site on their own for nearly six years. Along with general upkeep of the app, Avola worked to personally respond to as many customer service emails as he could each week, which would reach as high as 400. It wasn't until the company became a subsidiary (for an undisclosed amount) of Next Glass, a similarly-focused app that specializes in wine and beer recommendations, that a support person was hired to handle those responsibilities.
But what really put Untappd on the must-have list for beer lovers (and the general public, according to Time's "Best Apps" of 2016) wasn't just an ability to log beers. It was what users could earn. Tangible success came from badges. Not counting sponsored or locally created badges from breweries, which can vary day-by-day and across the world, Untappd currently provides between 300-400 badges that reward users for checking in different styles of beer, ABV, locations, and more.
He jokingly says he's created "badge monsters," given the array of ways people can tally their beers and earn a psychological reward for their drinking efforts. Badges aren't meant to encourage anything outside of responsible drinking, Avola is quick to note, but offer recognition for active users who enjoy the thrill of the hunt.
For better or worse, and given your particular point of view, that feature may have also created a worldwide collection of Captain Ahabs forever searching for one white whale after another.
But his passion isn't rooted in some kind of one-upmanship or effort to prove his craft beer chops. His No. 1 beer for check-ins is Coors Light, and he admits that he was "young and dumb" before he started using Untappd on May 7, 2011.
In one instance, Potts and his girlfriend flew from Scottsdale, AZ to Chicago, partially so he could earn an Old Style Badge. They visited 17 neighborhoods to share sips of the Windy City's heritage beer. "I will never drink Old Style again, but it was awesome," he says. And it was all because of Untappd.
Potts is an avid ticker of just about anything quantitative in his life. Daily calories have been logged for more than five years. He wears a Fitbit to monitor his wellness, keeps tabs on sleep and steps taken each day, and uses Foursquare and its sister-app, Swarm.
Potts recognizes the dramatic nature of the claim, and admits he'd like to just have a pint at a bar with friends, but habits are hard to break. Still, he often points toward a digital and real-life community he's built through online interactions, cross-country trades, and real friendships. He's got a friend in San Diego he met because of efforts on Google Plus to track down certain beers, and went from emails to texting photos back and forth to weekly calls to talk beer. Whenever he, or his girlfriend, Sheryl, unlocks a badge on Untappd, they yell "yahtzee!" if they're together, or send a text with the word if they're apart. She's at about 6,000 unique beers on Untappd.
Potts' experience—and undoubtedly those of many other users—offers insight into the different kinds of interactions these social communities can foster. For some industry pros, however, it's another story.
Here are the awkward results of everyone acting as an expert in their own field. Despite these platforms' good intentions, there's simply no way they can avoid being what many things become in the online world: ugly.
Part of the reason older or less digitally-savvy Americans may decry the "Instagram culture" of today's youth is because of a real, tangible toll it can take. In a study published in November 2018, researchers at the University of Pennsylvania found that experimental data collected from users of Facebook, Snapchat, and Instagram connects to decreased well-being. "Using less social media than you normally would leads to significant decreases in both depression and loneliness," Melissa Hunt, associate director of clinical training in UPenn's Psychology Department, said in an announcement of the findings.
Even worse, participants disagreed that their assessments were getting higher, unaware of their own bias.
Extrapolate these studies to beer and what you'll find are enthusiastic raters who don't see their own changes in behavior. Feelings of expertise due to time spent ticking and checking-in might lead to meaner online conversations when disagreements take hold, which may sound familiar to those who've experienced some of the wilder forums on RateBeer or BeerAdvocate.
None of these feelings and interactions are solely the ownership of beer or its fans, but the internet and social media have limited control over where and how they spread. It may be inevitable that enthusiasts who participate on these platforms have to take the good with the bad.
To get beers into those specialty accounts, Ritchie says preferences skew hazy, and 12 West's New England IPA, K-Lax, sits at or just below the critical four-star cutoff. The brewery's West Coast IPA, Frontside, is a notch below at 3.8, but Ritchie says it's received more recognition from BJCP judges.
It's also important to keep in mind what a small number of beer lovers are actually influenced by, or influencing, through social channels. DataQuencher, a marketing research firm focused on craft brewery analytics, found that about 90% of beer drinkers responding to its polls report not going on Twitter for beer information. Many beer-themed Facebook groups—places where name-calling and trolling of people and businesses alike occur—are private or have curated membership. Instagram gave us the Iceman Pour, only to have it almost immediately shat upon for its odd aesthetics (which its creators say are for the sake of fun, or even art).
All good things must come to an end, and shifts toward negativity are only hastened by anonymous platforms that embolden vocal minorities. But if there were ever a medium to offer an immediate rebirth of hope, it's the internet, representing a devil and angel not on our shoulders, but mouse and keyboard.
When Sapwood Cellars opened in Columbia, MD in fall 2018, the early weeks were slow. The owners were celebrated local homebrewers and one, Michael Tonsmeire, had already built up a reputation in the industry for expertise on wood and barrel-aging, including consultation work for professional outfits.
To get more butts in seats in a taproom that can hold around 220 people, but looks more barren than it is when foot traffic is light, Tonsmeire and Scott Janish talked up the brewery locally and even had staff hand out fliers for a free beer in a nearby neighborhood. It turns out the panacea for their worry wasn't in door-to-door connections, but digital ones. And a beloved Double IPA. It was Snip Snap, a 7.9% ABV beer dry hopped with 22 pounds of Citra hops, then again with the same amount of Galaxy hops.
"Untappd went crazy, the local Facebook group for beer drinkers in Maryland went crazy, and that beer was gone in, like, less than two weeks," Tonsmeire recalled on a recent episodes of the Good Beer Hunting podcast.
Both their fathers now check Untappd regularly, giving Tonsmeire and Janish updates on scores and what people are saying. "I can't imagine how people opened small businesses before the internet," Tonsmeire says.
For Sapwood, the results of social media success were literally in dollars and cents, but there are exciting personal victories, too.
Bil Cord is closing in on 14,000 followers on Twitter. In 2008 he started My Beer Buzz, which kept real-time tap lists for bars in Pennsylvania. The site was mostly for his own interests, but after three years, Cord stumbled onto state and federal resources for beer label approvals. Rather than draft lineups, he started sharing images of recently-registered beer brands, growing page views on an exponential scale—"I went from 100 views a month to 100,000 a month inside six months," he says—and his number of Twitter followers took the same path.
"You start to feel like you're onto something," Cord says. "It resonates with people and it was a significant change from a social media standpoint."
When Cord began posting from his website to his @mybeerbuzz Twitter account, engagement with online followers soared. In 2010, he'd average about 40 website posts a month tracking tap lists. He's currently at around 700 today, and earns 200,000 to 250,000 monthly views, many coming in via his social platforms. Now, even Reddit's main beer forum focuses on new releases amongst its many conversations.
As an IT professional, Cord has set up some automated processes to pull new labels, but still puts in 60-90 minutes a day, seven days a week, to feed this unquenchable beast. The niche market of label news has proven so popular, other sites have taken on the same beat, like Tenemu or the now-defunct Beer Pulse. Even GBH has shared the occasional breaking package news.
The social media community-within-a-community wasn't invented for beer, but it has changed it. The platforms that exist on Beer Twitter or Beer Facebook extend outward, creating new cliques along the way. Social sites and smartphone apps have emboldened some and created new possibilities for others. The beauty of invention isn't in phase one, but in all the trials, errors, and successes that come after. At the end of the day, it's just human nature—and humans discovering new places to interact.
"I have a scanner that runs at home so I know why the police car or fire truck is going by the house," Cord says. "I have breaking news alerts from CNN. This is the beer equivalent of that. People love being the first to know about something."


Lisbon International Airport (LIS) located 6 km from the city centre, is served by all major international airlines. You may either take a taxi or public transportation to your hotel. Going from the airport to the city centre may take from 15 minutes to 1 hour (on rush hours and/or public transportation).
There are two taxi stands within the perimeter of the airport, one at arrivals and the other at departures. The fare on the taxi meter should read 2.50 € (daytime pick-up). Outside the city limits, city fares are charged per kilometer (km=0.42). 1.60 € is charged for the transportation of luggage or animals. Before taking a taxi, inquire about the fare. Please note that an additional 20% is charged for services on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays and for nighttime service from 9pm to 6am. You can get more info and purchase a Taxi Voucher at the Tourism Information Counter in the airport's Arrivals Hall.
You can also choose to go to the city centre by Carris bus. Listed below are the bus route numbers with the respective names of their final destinations. The airport stop is located mid-journey for these routes.
bus 83 - Portela / Aeroporto / Amoreiras.
The ticket may be purchased from the driver as you board the bus. Ticket: 1.30 €.
The Aerobus (bus 91) makes the connection between the Airport and the city centre. Service begins at 07h45 and ends at 20h15. Buses pass every 20 minutes. The ticket may be purchased from the driver as you board the bus. Ticket for all-day travel: 3.35 €.
Although the Airport is not yet served by the Metro network, the nearest Metro stations are 15 minutes away by bus (Gare do Oriente or Areeiro stations).
Lisbon is served by a reliable Metro (subway) system. More information, including schedules and network maps can be found here.
The public bus transportation system - Carris - is far-reaching and relatively inexpensive. Information about fares, routes and schedules can be found here.


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8 Unique Guinness World Records Made By Famous Bollywood Celebrities
You will be surprised to know that Bollywood has many celebrities whose names have appeared in The Guinness Book of World Records for doing something really extraordinary, and different from their acting skill. Here, we are introducing eight such celebrities who have the Guinness Book of World Records for quite interesting things.
1. Asha Bhosle
Asha Bhosle entered the Guinness World Record in October 2011 for having maximum studio recordings. She has recorded up to 11,000 solos, duets and chorus-backed songs in over 20 Indian languages since 1947.
2. Sonakshi Sinha
Well, this is little weird. Sonakshi Sinha participated with several other women to set the record for 'most people painting their fingernails simultaneously', in March 2016.
3. Abhishek Bachchan
Abhishek Bachchan holds the record for 'Most Public Appearances Made by a Film Star in 12 Hours'. This happened while the promotions of his movie 'Delhi 6' travelling a distance of almost 1800 km by his private jet.
4. Kumar Sanu
In 1993, Kumar Sanu made a Guinness Book of World Record for recording the maximum number of songs in a single day, i.e. 28.
5. Sameer Anjaan
Sameer Anjaan has a Guinness Book of World Records of the 'Most Prolific Bollywood Lyricist'. Till 2015, he had composed an incredible 3,524 different songs, in different language.
6. Jagdish Raj
Funny one! Jagdish Raj Khurana holds a Guinness World Record for being the most type-cast actor. He played a police inspector in 144 different movies.
7. Lalita Pawar
Lalita Pawar holds a Guinness World Record for the longest film career. She acted for more than 70 years, in more than 700 movies in different languages.
8. Amitabh Bachchan
Amitabh Bachchan has a Guinness World Record for singing 'Hanuman Chalisa' with 19 other popular singers.
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First — the one-room apartment next to UNSW that looked more like an IKEA display ("I live in 20 square metres!") than an actual abode. Then, a bachelor pad in Randwick with a hill inclined at 60 degrees that would take 10 minutes to walk down and a sweaty 40 minutes up. Then somewhere else, then somewhere else, then somewhere else.
I always dreamt of living in a "normal" house: somewhere with a sprawling yard, and a white picket fence, and a nook in the living room where the sunlight'd hit perfectly at 4PM. I now live in a place that my 8-year-old self who poured over my parents' Domain magazines would froth over, if he knew what froth meant. It's a vision of classic suburbia — it's got all those things I wished for, and it's even next to a private boys' school with hot pink uniforms they swear are cerise!
But something feels off now. When I hang my whites out to dry, I can't help but wring my hands as if they were wet linen. When I nod ferociously at my neighbour's tales about her daughter's Berlin adventures, all I can think about is my own performativity. Am I smiling too much? Enough? Will she bring up the fact that she heard me play the song Me & U by Cassie 27 times on repeat last night?
This issue is dedicated to this sense of suburban anxiety. It's themed Hot Summer Nights because that's the (very twee) phrase printed on the back of my favourite t-shirt, but also because every time I wear it, I remember days spent eating mushy apples in parks, chasing water hoses we pretended were dragons, and watching humid sunsets from too-warm sheets. I remember a time when suburbia was a fantasy, not a woe. I hope this edition helps you recall it too.


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The Heir to the Founders
Early Republic	by Last Best Hope of Earth April 7, 2016 April 2, 2016
John Quincy Adams.
On July 4, 1826, during America's Golden Jubilee, celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson and John Adams died. Daniel Walker Howe, What Hath God Wrought: Transformation of America, 1815-1848, 243. The two political rivals were two of the last three surviving signers of the Declaration of Independence, leaving only Charles Carroll of Maryland alive. Id. President John Quincy Adams, learning of his father's death and Jefferson's death, remarked that it was a "'visible and palpable mark of Divine favor,' to the nation, and most of his countrymen agreed." Id. quoting James Morton Smith, The Republic of Letters (New York, 1995), II, 1973-74.
President John Quincy Adams, seeing the Founding Fathers fade, must have felt like the heir to them. He recognized that Americans had a responsibility to preserve their "precious inheritance" and that America would continue to demonstrate the merits of "representative democracy." Daniel Walker Howe, What Hath God Wrought: Transformation of America, 1815-1848, 243 quoting John Quincy Adams, "Inaugural Address," Presidential Messages, II, 294, 296.
The second generation of Americans had known the Founding Fathers for their talent and virtue, which set the example for the qualities leaders should embody. The Founding Fathers also encouraged an environment that fostered improvement of both self and society. Daniel Walker Howe, What Hath God Wrought: Transformation of America, 1815-1848, 244.
President John Quincy Adams would dedicate his presidency to these values. Id. citing Daniel Walker Howe, Making the American Self (Cambridge, Mass., 1997), 123. He would ensure the continuation of these values for the second generation of Americans, but meanwhile, a young Abraham Lincoln was studying these ideals and learning the values that would perpetuate the spirit of the Founding Fathers. Daniel Walker Howe, What Hath God Wrought: Transformation of America, 1815-1848, 244.
With the passing of two titans, Adams and Jefferson, America's change from revolutionary state to young republic was complete. President John Quincy Adams undoubtedly felt that he was a heir of the Founding Fathers as a collective and must carry on their ideals to the fullest extent possible. This reverence and appreciation for the Founding Fathers has carried on, in varying degrees, for two centuries.
President Quincy Adams was setting the example for subsequent generations of Americans, making admiration for the Founding Fathers a piece of American life. With the passing of Jefferson and Adams on July 4, 1826, Americans felt thankful to have been the beneficiaries of their contributions to American society. Modern Americans should feel no less thankful, as modern Americans are equally beneficiaries as those who lived in the early Republic.
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From phone bills to Wall Street: a new form of bond has been created.
Mortgages. Car loans. Even credit cards.
The many consumer loan products Wall Street has "securitized" — packaged up, sliced and diced, and sold to investors — have had their ups and downs over the years.
Now add to that list mobile-phone payments.
In July, Verizon VZ+0.45% became the first company to sell a bond deal backed by monthly mobile phone payments. Wireless carriers have created such deals before, but have only sold them within bank markets. Verizon's $1.2 billion sale into a broader marketplace was the first step into what many analysts believe could explode into a multi-billion dollar market within the next year.
The embrace of securitizations follows another big transformation in the mobile phone industry. For years, customers would receive new devices in exchange for signing on for a two-year contract. But since 2013, big carriers have been shifting customers into loan agreements that allow them to pay for new phones over time.
The new type of plan is often known as equipment installment plans. They offer customers more flexibility to upgrade devices and somewhat lower fees for wireless service, "potentially bolstering consumer perception of a carrier's service plans," Moody's Investors Service analysts wrote in a note.
But for carriers, they create large working-capital shortfalls that have to be filled either through traditional debt, equity, or a securitization, Moody's wrote in a separate note.
Verizon's deal included more than 3 million receivables representing average monthly payments of about $28. The average FICO score of the subscribers included in the deal was 708, higher than the national average of 695.
The deal was "heavily oversubscribed," Standard & Poor's wrote in an August report, "which is supportive of future volume." S&P estimates there are about $35 billion to $40 billion of underlying mobile device loans in the U.S., "and likely growing." Moody's estimates the four major carriers could have as much as $55 billion in outstanding consumer loans.
Brad Friedlander, head portfolio manager at Angel Oak Capital Advisors, was not a buyer. The deal, which yielded 55 basis points more than its benchmark for the Triple-A tranche, according to industry publication Asset-Backed Alert, wasn't appealing enough, he told MarketWatch. "Issuers are winning out here," he said.
Still, Friedlander said, "it's nice to see innovative new offerings, especially those coming from a growing segment of the market." Consumers are one of the few bright spots in the economy, he said, and while it's possible that future mobile phone securitizations will feature subscribers further down the credit spectrum, he thinks issuers may find credit enhancements to make that more palatable to ratings agencies and investors.
In late July, just after the Verizon deal completed, the CFO of Sprint S+2.3% sounded ready to jump on the bandwagon, talking of "tapping into the securitization market as Verizon just did. This is a natural evolution for every player in the industry," Tarek Robbiati said on an earnings call.
Securitizations like these will help carriers diversify their funding sources, making their balance sheets look a little better than if they simply issued more debt. Debt based on what Joseph Lau, a managing director with RBC Capital Markets, calls "high-quality consumer borrowers" is likely to trade as well or better than corporate debt over time, he noted.


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Could Dressing 'Too Sexy' Be Career Suicide? Daisy Swan Offers Wardrobe Tips For Work
LOS ANGELES (CBSLA.com) — A new study claims that if a woman's office wardrobe is viewed as "too sexy" it may hurt her career. Daisy Swan is a career coach who agrees. She spoke with CBS2′s Rachel Kim about the so-called wardrobe secrets of successful women in the workplace, and says dressing too sexy for work could be career suicide. "It's lack of good judgement to wear something that is inappropriate for the workplace," Swan said, noting it's become harder for women to know what's appropriate because the work environment has become more casual over the years. That's especially true in Southern California. "We do have a sector that's very conservative; we've got the attorneys, we've got the finance folks, but we also have Hollywood and a start-up culture," she said. Business etiquette experts say unflattering assumptions are made about women who wear provocative clothes and they're not taken… Read More
Guest Contributor for My L.A. Lifestyle Ever look around and wonder how the people you know, got to where they are? I know you have. We all do this. We especially wonder about the people who have driven us crazy, right? Or perhaps a boss or your boss' boss…how did they get there? Career development is a little mysterious but also quite simple, like cooking. We start with a basic recipe: Relevant skills and strong personal development, like good listening, writing, speaking and presenting, a good sense of humor, and the ability to get the job done – and done well. Then add a bit of luck – being in the right place at the right time. Or friends and colleagues who become a good network and offer job referrals, and can be counted on to compare and share stories and ideas. If we're talking a really fine recipe, we'd… Read More
Do You Really Represent You?
Categories: Career, General, Job Search, Life, Uncategorized
Daisy Swan, now a contributor to Find Bliss Magazine! Read her article in the July 2013 issue, here… The key to success could simply be showing up just as you are. It's all about branding when it comes to marketing ourselves for a new job, an online dating profile, or even in our current workplace. We want to present an intentionally consistent 'brand message' so that people (or consumers) know what they can expect from us. This is also known as a brand promise. By Daisy Swan When we buy a Coke, we expect it to taste like a Coke and not a Pepsi. If we taste the latter, we feel duped and confused. As individuals, our brand message is supported by the language used to describe us on LinkedIn or Facebook. Similarly our resume is representative of our professional skills and accomplishments. The information we share… Read More
Calm Communication: Skillful Strategies for Stressful Social Situations
Guest Contributor for My L.A. Lifestyle We live in a noisy world; one that is often overwhelming for even the toughest of us. For many introverts, the noise of life and the incessant social situations in which we find ourselves can be mind-numbing and exhausting. I've been studying the 'quieter' folks of the world for years. I grew up in a family of introverts, married a couple, and am raising an introverted son. I've also worked with hundreds of introverted clients who have struggled to stretch into a larger world, to connect with others who could help them attain their next opportunity. So when a former client contacted me to see if I'd be interested in offering a class for people like her – someone who has achieved a lot, but who finds the social demands of her work daunting – I happily said "yes". All of… Read More
Career – Waking up to What's Important
Daisy Swan, now a contributor to Find Bliss Magazine! Read her article in the June 2013 issue, here… Believe in yourself to light the spark of excitement "There is no scientific answer for success. You can't define it. You've simply got to live it and do it." Anita Roddick, Founder, The Body Shop Lately, when I first open my eyes in the morning, I remember what day it is, and do a quick mental scan of what I have planned. Then, as I'm enjoying those final moments with my pillow and quilt, I feel the simultaneous pull of excitement to enter my day. by Daisy Swan Taking that action to step into the day isn't always easy; it doesn't always seem so inviting that we leap into it with a burning desire to make something of it. I've had mornings when, lacking in energy, I didn't believe… Read More
Stretching That Creativity Muscle
Guest Contributor for My L.A. Lifestyle Angelenos are a creative bunch, on the whole. We tend to be people who are a little daring — hard workers who like to play hard, too. And yet, I hear from clients all the time that they would like to have more creativity in their lives. Many of these people are suffering from an abundance of familiarity. Stretching ourselves to experience something new, creative, and visually beautiful…now that can really expand our being. I recently stretched myself by attending my first glass blowing class at Revolution Glass in El Segundo. I love the medium of glass and have a large collection of glass paperweights, so I was thrilled when I was given this class as a gift. Josh Gelfand, who owns, teaches, and creates at Revolution Glass, offers classes in glass blowing as well as studio time for… Read More
Keeping Up With The World, Personally
Guest Contributor for My L.A. Lifestyle With so much buzzing around us all the time, it's easy to think we can keep on top of the important stuff by staying plugged in to our phone, laptop or device of choice. But sometimes, we need to inject an extra dose of energy and inspiration, via simple human interaction. In L.A. we have traffic, right? So if we're going to head out of our neighborhood it better be worth it, yes? I've come to feel that one of my most favorite, and worthwhile, treks in L.A. is when I get up early and head downtown to the beautiful and inspiring Gensler building, to see and hear a fantastic speaker hosted by Ted Habte-Gabr and Live Talks LA Business Forum. Ted has been producing these speaker events for a while now, and he's doing a great job of hosting people… Read More
Guest Contributor for My L.A. Lifestyle Recent studies show that more than half of all employees are looking forward to leaving their jobs once the economy gets better. But, what would they be leaving for? What would you be leaving for? Overall, what most people want is a way to make meaningful progress in their work. They want to feel like their work matters. Given that we want these changes, and that the better employment picture we'd hoped for may still be limping along for a while longer, what can we do to keep our own happiness, satisfaction and spirit up, in the face of this often WAY frustrating scenario? As a career coach, I see how anxiety is ratcheting up, and how learning various techniques and practices that help with all of this anxiety can truly positively affect my clients. Mindfulness, and the stress-managing principles of this approach,… Read More
Poll Findings Reveal Which Sex Works Harder
On Monday, April 16, during the 11 PM airing of Los Angeles' CBS 2 News, Daisy appeared in a segment about women and their careers versus men and their careers. If you missed the broadcast, take a look at Daisy's interview on the subject…you might be surprised at the findings in this feature! Watch Now… Read More
Getting In On the Ground Floor to Grow a Business and Grow New Grad Skills
Categories: blog, Career, Client Success Stories, Life, Uncategorized
What a great opportunity to get your hands dirty in an entrepreneurial venture. During this time of change in our economy this is a life changing opportunity.
Ivy League senior Ethan Carlson recently turned down a job with a global-energy consulting practice and instead pledged to spend two years working for an entrepreneur, perhaps with a focus on renewable energy, in a struggling U.S. city.
"I want to make an impact not only on myself, my career and my finances, but also society around me, and my local community," the 21-year-old mechanical-engineering major at Yale University says.
The project he plans to join, Venture for America, was founded by Andrew Yang, the former chief executive of Manhattan GMAT, a test-preparation company acquired in 2009 by Kaplan, a Washington Post Co.
Venture for America says it was inspired by Teach for America, which places recent college graduates at schools in low-income communities for two years. This summer its first crop of about 50 "fellows" will be placed at small businesses such as Drop the Chalk, an education-software firm in New Orleans, and Andera Inc., an online-account-opening firm in Providence, R.I.
The companies will pay participants $32,000 to $38,000 a year, plus health benefits. The program includes a five-week program at Brown University that mimics training for consulting and investment banking.


An essay or paper on Differences between Absolutism & Constitutional Monarchy Approaches. In the early centuries of ... MONARCHY: Absolute vs. Constitutional. However, there are different forms of monarchy, absolute and constitutional.
Essays written about Absolute Monarchy including papers about France and Government. ... In the new constitutional monarchy they decided the Bourgeoisie were to be the most ... The Man in the Iron Mask vs Absolutism Comparative Essay.


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Tagima T-Zero é um modelo de guitarra fabricado pela Tagima no Brasil. Foi desenvolvida em conjunto por Seizi Tagima, fundador da marca e Kiko Loureiro, guitarrista da banda de Heavy Metal Megadeth.

Trata-se de uma guitarra de corpo sólido feito de marupá, cedro, alder ou mogno (num formato que lembra a Ibanez 540-PII), braço de pau marfim ou maple e escala de rosewood ou pau ferro. A captação é feita por um humbucker convencional na posição da ponte e um single coil angulado de lâmina dupla na posição do braço.

A seleção dos captadores é feita por meio de uma chave de três posições, sendo possível comutar entre o captador do braço na primeira, ambos na central e o captador da ponte na última. Possui dois controles, sendo o próximo à ponte o volume e o segundo, de tonalidade.

A ponte é um tremolo do tipo Floyd Rose, muito apreciado por guitarristas modernos.

Como particularidade, esta guitarra apresenta uma quantidade adicional de trastes em relação às convencionais, totalizando 27. Assim, enquanto uma Strato em afinação standard possui um braço que vai do E2 ao D6 (22 trastes), a Zero vai do E2 ao G6. Para facilitar o acesso aos trastes adicionais, há um corte mais acentuado no corpo da guitarra.

Guitarras elétricas da Tagima

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Q: How do I create a honeycomb div grid rather than the standard grid? Here is a rough normal grid structure: http://jsfiddle.net/CFxzH/1/
I am trying to create what I call a honeycomb grid rather than the standard div grid. Here is a rough illustration.
NORMAL GRID
[] [] [] [] []
[] [] [] [] []
[] [] [] [] []
[] [] [] [] []
[] [] [] [] []

HONEYCOMB GRID
[] [] [] [] []
  [] [] [] []
[] [] [] [] []
  [] [] [] []
[] [] [] [] []

What I also want to achieve is dynamic 100% width of the parent box, expanding with the width of the window.

A: You can set the x axis to a value half the y axis and then add a diameter to the bucket. This also works with a hexagon. Here is a question about a fast grid search: Optimizing search through large list of lat/long coords to find match.

A: Recycling @bfavretto's answer here.
http://jsfiddle.net/CFxzH/2/
Something like this get's the job done.
var boxes_per_even_line = Math.floor($('#boxes').width() / 110);
var boxes_per_odd_line = boxes_per_even_line-1;
var boxes_every_two_lines = boxes_per_even_line + boxes_per_odd_line;
console.log(boxes_per_even_line, boxes_per_odd_line, boxes_every_two_lines)
var boxes = $('.box');
var total = boxes.length;

for(var i=boxes_per_even_line; i<total; i+=boxes_every_two_lines) {
    $(boxes[i]).css('margin-left', 65);
    $(boxes[i+boxes_per_odd_line-1]).css('margin-right', 65);
}


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Q: Getting enum value with reflection I am trying to loop through and print all the ENUM values of a given Enum Class at run time. But I can only seem to return the constants associated to the values. Most solutions point to using getEnumConstants(), values(), or valueOf(), but I have been unable to get them to work as desired.
The closest questions I could find are Get value of enum by reflection
 and how-to-get-all-enum-values-in-java, but they apparently are different enough that the solutions did not fit my requirements. Below is the code I have tried and the ENUM class which is auto generated and immutable:
Class cls = Class.forName("TestEnum");
for (Object obj : cls.getEnumConstants())
{
    System.out.println(obj.toString()); //prints TEST___A (not TEST_1)
    System.out.println(Enum.valueOf(cls, obj.toString()));  //prints TEST___A (not TEST_1)
}

and the ENUM:
@XmlType(name = "TestEnum")
@XmlEnum
public enum TestEnum {

    @XmlEnumValue("TEST_1")
    TEST___A("TEST_1"),
    @XmlEnumValue("TEST_2")
    TEST___B("TEST_2");
    private final String value;

    TestEnum(String v) {
        value = v;
    }

    public String value() {
        return value;
    }

    public static TestEnum fromValue(String v) {
        for (TestEnum c: TestEnum.values()) {
            if (c.value.equals(v)) {
                return c;
            }
        }
        throw new IllegalArgumentException(v);
    }

desired output:
TEST_1
TEST_2

Actual output:
TEST___A
TEST___B

Perhaps this would be easier if I understood what these auto generated classes are doing and what they are for?

A: Finally got it:
Class cls = Class.forName("TestEnum");
for (Object obj : cls.getEnumConstants()) {
   try {
       Method m = cls.getMethod("value", null);
       System.out.println(m.invoke(obj, null));
   } catch (NoSuchMethodException | IllegalAccessException | InvocationTargetException ex) {
       System.out.println("could not find enum");
   }
}

A: Perhaps something like this (no reflection necessary):
enum MyEnum {
    TEST____1("TEST_1"),
    TEST____2("TEST_2");

    final String value;

    MyEnum(String value) {
        this.value = value;
    }

    public String getValue() {
        return value;
    }
}

public void test(String[] args) {
    for (MyEnum e : MyEnum.class.getEnumConstants()) {
        System.out.println(e.toString() + " - " + e.getValue());
    }
}

or even
enum MyEnum {
    TEST____1("TEST_1"),
    TEST____2("TEST_2");

    final String value;

    MyEnum(String value) {
        this.value = value;
    }

}

public void test(String[] args) {
    for (MyEnum e : MyEnum.class.getEnumConstants()) {
        System.out.println(e.toString() + " - " + e.value);
    }
}


[JCNC] Sukh-Sata, Khamat-Khamna and Uttam Kshama !!
Dear JCNC Members, Jai Jinendra!
We are humbly asking all tapasvis Sukh-Sata and Khamat-Khamna. Today is the last day of the 18 days of JCNC Paryushan and Das Lakshan celebration.
On this labor day long weekend with Das Lakshan Parva celebration, we have a big turnaround for all religious activities including morning abhishek, pujans, swamivatsalyal lunch/ekasana, evening aarti, jaap, activities and pravachan. Aap sab ki khub khub anumodana and dharama prabhavana.
With all the blessings and the good wishes, we had a very successful, religious, spiritually uplifting and rewarding festivity at JCNC, is what I'm hearing from many community members. One thing also echoed and pleasantly observed by many, is the growth of the community members.
JCNC now host about 2000 families, which represent more than 5000 individuals.
One thing I always come to you is about the general donations, JCNC operation continuously need your generous donations, we (Jain's) are known for taan-maan-dhaan, please come to JCNC with full hands and remember to bring checkbooks and donate, don't forget to contribute to general funds as well, as this fund is needed to run JCNC. Please sponsor one of the below levels, names will be announced.
Platinum sponsor - $5001, Gold Sponsor - $3001 Silver Sponsor - $1001 (Multiple sponsors welcome).
Paryushan and Das Lakshan Maha Parva 2017 Planning Team: Mittal Kothari, Vatsal Shah, Ms. Rupa Ajmera, Ms. Jigna Doshi, Kirit Bavishi, Navin Dedhia, Ashok Sethi, Sudhanshu Jain, Pravin Turakhia, Raj Patel, Pramod Patel, Bhula Patel, Nitin Shah, Parveen Jain, Prem Jain, Alpesh Shah, Ms. Chandni Shah, Ms. Mital Shah, Nikunj Mehta, Manhar Shah, Mitesh Sheth, Ms. Jaishree Sheth, Ms. Ami Shah, Pujari Prashant Shah, Mukul Shah, Nitul Haria, Taresh Parekh, Rekha Sethi, Navin Jain, Vijay Jain, Sheetal Kasliwal, Richa Jain, Parul Sethi, Alok Jain, Ambrish Sethi, Sudhanshu Jain, Pradeep Jain, Rita Shah, Giriraj Jain, Pratiksha Singhai, Umesh Sagar, Harshad Shah, Parthiv Shah, Sharad Shah, Ajay Shah, Pranay Shah, Sunil G. Mehta, Biren Shah, Hetan Shah, Rajesh Shah, Sachin Bhayani, Niraj Gandhi, Balvirbhai and many others.
Once again, on behalf of JCNC Board, Executive Committee and all Volunteers I would like to extend my warm greetings and pray to Tirthankara Adinath that all of us be the source of progress and the power of positive energy all around. Have a happy and spiritually uplifted Uttam Brahamcharya and Anant Chaturdashi!!
Thank you and Jai Jinendra! Micchami Dukkadam!


Many experts have opinions on when it is the best time to purchase a flight. Their claim that Tuesday at 2 p.m. ET or that Sunday is the best day is based on some sample data, old assumptions and some reverse engineering. These so called "experts" tout them as indisputable facts, but we know that they are just "Alternative Facts" and just soundbites.
The plain and simple truth is that airlines change prices all the time, there is no magic time to buy…but there are a few key tips that can save you hundreds next time you fly.
The Facts: Currently, airlines use automated systems focused to get the most money out of each ticket called "Yield Management." Because of that price can change several times a day, every day. When a lot of people want a specific route or date, prices may go up…and when there is lower demand, the system can lower the price. Before, it took a human to manage the system, and now that software is much more agile, it takes much less human interaction. We wonder if these so-called experts ever worked at an airline.
The Claim: Analyst have comb through recent data and found that the cheapest day to buy is Sunday.
The Facts: These guys only reviewed a small slice of all the fares available, and the fares they saw were most likely purchased by business travelers in the U.S. Most business travel is done (and purchased) Monday through Friday. Because of that, the data that they analyzed has a high probability of being skewed towards that pattern…and of course it could show that on a day that most of the business travelers do not buy a ticket you may find a cheap ticket. It is true that you will find some great prices on Sundays, but you may also find great prices any other day of the week.
If you are flying domestic or to a neighboring country, when should you shop?.
Start shopping minimum 21 days before your flight. The airlines use a standard advance purchase (AP) schedule to increase (or decrease) their pricing, and often change fares according to these set days. You can usually purchase flights 330 in advance, but prices change often 21, 14, 7 and 3 days and on the day of travel.
When should you shop or buy flights to Europe, South America, Asia, Australia and the Middle East:?
Start shopping 2 months before, and buy 30 to 26 days before your departure.
When to shop or buy your ticket to the Caribbean or Central America?
Start shopping at least a month before, and buy 24 to 14 days before your departure.
Is there a trick to buying a last minute ticket?
As the departure date nears, tickets usually go up. Most airlines have a few tickets that they hold back for last minute business travelers who often buy 7 days or less before their flight. In certain cases, you may see the highest price for a flight 3 days before the flight, and drop – there is lower than expected demand – 1 day before departure.
Prices change, so make sure you are searching every day.
Though fares are available 330 days before your flight, the best prices on most flights will be available between two months and 21 days before departure.
Always be flexible. You may save a bundle if you fly less desirable days, including Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Saturdays and on public holiday dates (i.e. 4th of July Day, Christmas Day, Thanksgiving Day.) Business travelers love to fly in on Monday and fly back home on Thursday evening or Friday. If you are traveling with kids, and you are flying during school time, you will want to leave Friday afternoon and return on a Sunday afternoon.


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Andy Icochea Icochea is a multi-faceted musician who regularly appears as an orchestral and opera conductor, choral conductor and accompanist, and whose compositions and arrangements are performed internationally. He has appeared in over 500 concerts in 29 countries and four continents, in venues such as Carnegie Hall, Suntory Hall, Wiener Musikverein, Tonhalle Zürich and Berliner Konzerthaus. As a guest conductor, he has led the Vienna Chamber Orchestra, Orquesta Filarmónica de Ciudad de México, Orquesta Sinfónica Nacional del Perú and the Brookline Symphony, among others.
Icochea Icochea has collaborated as choral conductor and rehearsal accompanist with Riccardo Muti, Georges Prêtre, Adam Fischer, Franz Welser-Möst, Bertrand de Billy and Bernard Haitink. His choruses have performed with the Vienna Philharmonic, the Vienna Symphony, the Royal Stockholm Symphony Orchestra and the Boston Symphony. He has conducted world premieres of operas in Austria, Italy and the United States. Additionally, he has served as guest Clinician for the Boston Symphony Orchestra's education programs.
He currently serves as Music Director of Superar, a non-profit organization that provides high quality music instruction free of charge to 2000 children in six countries in central and Eastern Europe. Previously, he has served as Kapellmeister of the Vienna Boys Choir and Artistic Director of Voices Boston and Harvard Pro Musica.


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Q: Figuring Out Number Of Combinations I'm attempting to figure out the number of combinations if you have 95 possibilities and 63 slots to fill where the choices CAN repeat and order does matter and cause a new combination.
Ex.
A B C - The choices
Pick 1-3:
A
B
C
AA, AB, AC
BA, BB. BC
CA, CB, CC
AAA, AAB, AAC, ABA, ABB, ABC, ACA, ACB, ACC
BAA, BAB, BAC, BBA, BBB, BBC, BCA, BCB, BCC
CAA, CAB, CAC, CBA, CBB, CBC, CCA, CCB, CCC
The basis of my question derives from my curiosity of how many possible passwords ranging from a length of 1 to a length of 63 using 95 different possible characters. I'm aware that this will be a giant number. I'd just like to know the way to solve for finding said number for research purposes.

A: The number of possible passwords of length $k$ is $95^k$: You have $k$ choices to make, each of which has $95$ options.
So the total number of passwords of length between $1$ and $63$ is $$\sum_{k = 1}^{63} 95^k$$
This is a geometric series. Factoring out a power of $95$ to rewrite it as $$95 \sum_{k = 0}^{62}95^k$$
and applying the geometric series formula $$\sum_{k = 0}^n r^k = \frac{1-r^{n+1}}{1-r}$$
we get $$95\left(\frac{1-95^{63}}{1-95}\right) = \frac{95^{64}-95}{94}.$$


Over the past six decades, millions of teens have earned their first paychecks under the Golden Arches. Whether they stayed for a year or a career, they learned work habits, basic skills, and the business principles that have made McDonald's one of the best-run companies in the world. These are a few of their stories, in their own words, disproving the stereotype of the dead-end McJob. This is how their job at McDonald's turned out to be a golden opportunity.