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Bank of America Names Greg Cox President of the Triad
Press Releases Banking, BankOfAmerica, Finance
GREENSBORO, WINSTON-SALEM, NC – August 5, 2021 – Bank of America has named Greg Cox President of Bank of America Triad.
As Triad President, Greg will be responsible for connecting the banking and investment resources offered through the bank's eight lines of business to individuals, families and companies across the region. He will also lead the effort to deploy Bank of America's resources to address regional social and economic concerns, strengthen our communities and support the health and safety of local teammates.
In addition to his responsibilities as Triad President, Greg serves as a senior vice president in Global Commercial Banking. In that role, he manages the overall banking relationships for power and utility clients across the Southeastern United States, as well as serving middle market companies, with annual revenues of $50 million to $2 billion, in the Triad.
"During the past 20 years, Greg has established deep relationships with teammates, clients and the Triad community to deliver responsible growth. In his new role, he will continue to uphold our company's commitment to the region and ability to be a great partner in the Triad," said Brian Moynihan, chief executive officer, Bank of America.
A Winston-Salem native, Greg is active within the community and earned his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Wake Forest University. He serves as Board Treasurer of the Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest NC and as a board member of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) in the Piedmont-Triad area and the Wake Forest Institute of Regenerative Medicine. He was also formerly both a Winston-Salem Foundation trustee and Winston-Salem Chamber of Commerce board member.
Bank of America is one of the world's leading financial institutions, serving individual consumers, small and middle-market businesses and large corporations with a full range of banking, investing, asset management and other financial and risk management products and services. The company provides unmatched convenience in the United States, serving approximately 66 million consumer and small business clients with approximately 4,300 retail financial centers, approximately 17,000 ATMs, and award-winning digital banking with approximately 41 million active users, including approximately 32 million mobile users. Bank of America is a global leader in wealth management, corporate and investment banking and trading across a broad range of asset classes, serving corporations, governments, institutions and individuals around the world. Bank of America offers industry-leading support to approximately 3 million small business households through a suite of innovative, easy-to-use online products and services. The company serves clients through operations across the United States, its territories and approximately 35 countries. Bank of America Corporation stock (NYSE: BAC) is listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
SOURCE: Bank of America
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#include "platform/network/EncodedFormData.h"

#include "platform/FileMetadata.h"
#include "platform/network/FormDataEncoder.h"
#include "wtf/text/CString.h"
#include "wtf/text/TextEncoding.h"

namespace blink {

bool FormDataElement::isSafeToSendToAnotherThread() const {
  return m_filename.isSafeToSendToAnotherThread() &&
         m_blobUUID.isSafeToSendToAnotherThread() &&
         m_fileSystemURL.isSafeToSendToAnotherThread();
}

inline EncodedFormData::EncodedFormData()
    : m_identifier(0), m_containsPasswordData(false) {}

inline EncodedFormData::EncodedFormData(const EncodedFormData& data)
    : RefCounted<EncodedFormData>(),
      m_elements(data.m_elements),
      m_identifier(data.m_identifier),
      m_containsPasswordData(data.m_containsPasswordData) {}

EncodedFormData::~EncodedFormData() {}

PassRefPtr<EncodedFormData> EncodedFormData::create() {
  return adoptRef(new EncodedFormData);
}

PassRefPtr<EncodedFormData> EncodedFormData::create(const void* data,
                                                    size_t size) {
  RefPtr<EncodedFormData> result = create();
  result->appendData(data, size);
  return result.release();
}

PassRefPtr<EncodedFormData> EncodedFormData::create(const CString& string) {
  RefPtr<EncodedFormData> result = create();
  result->appendData(string.data(), string.length());
  return result.release();
}

PassRefPtr<EncodedFormData> EncodedFormData::create(
    const Vector<char>& vector) {
  RefPtr<EncodedFormData> result = create();
  result->appendData(vector.data(), vector.size());
  return result.release();
}

PassRefPtr<EncodedFormData> EncodedFormData::copy() const {
  return adoptRef(new EncodedFormData(*this));
}

PassRefPtr<EncodedFormData> EncodedFormData::deepCopy() const {
  RefPtr<EncodedFormData> formData(create());

  formData->m_identifier = m_identifier;
  formData->m_boundary = m_boundary;
  formData->m_containsPasswordData = m_containsPasswordData;

  size_t n = m_elements.size();
  formData->m_elements.reserveInitialCapacity(n);
  for (size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) {
    const FormDataElement& e = m_elements[i];
    switch (e.m_type) {
      case FormDataElement::data:
        formData->m_elements.uncheckedAppend(FormDataElement(e.m_data));
        break;
      case FormDataElement::encodedFile:
        formData->m_elements.uncheckedAppend(
            FormDataElement(e.m_filename.isolatedCopy(), e.m_fileStart,
                            e.m_fileLength, e.m_expectedFileModificationTime));
        break;
      case FormDataElement::encodedBlob:
        formData->m_elements.uncheckedAppend(FormDataElement(
            e.m_blobUUID.isolatedCopy(), e.m_optionalBlobDataHandle));
        break;
      case FormDataElement::encodedFileSystemURL:
        formData->m_elements.uncheckedAppend(
            FormDataElement(e.m_fileSystemURL.copy(), e.m_fileStart,
                            e.m_fileLength, e.m_expectedFileModificationTime));
        break;
    }
  }
  return formData.release();
}

void EncodedFormData::appendData(const void* data, size_t size) {
  if (m_elements.isEmpty() || m_elements.back().m_type != FormDataElement::data)
    m_elements.push_back(FormDataElement());
  FormDataElement& e = m_elements.back();
  size_t oldSize = e.m_data.size();
  e.m_data.grow(oldSize + size);
  memcpy(e.m_data.data() + oldSize, data, size);
}

void EncodedFormData::appendFile(const String& filename) {
  m_elements.push_back(FormDataElement(filename, 0, BlobDataItem::toEndOfFile,
                                       invalidFileTime()));
}

void EncodedFormData::appendFileRange(const String& filename,
                                      long long start,
                                      long long length,
                                      double expectedModificationTime) {
  m_elements.push_back(
      FormDataElement(filename, start, length, expectedModificationTime));
}

void EncodedFormData::appendBlob(const String& uuid,
                                 PassRefPtr<BlobDataHandle> optionalHandle) {
  m_elements.push_back(FormDataElement(uuid, std::move(optionalHandle)));
}

void EncodedFormData::appendFileSystemURL(const KURL& url) {
  m_elements.push_back(
      FormDataElement(url, 0, BlobDataItem::toEndOfFile, invalidFileTime()));
}

void EncodedFormData::appendFileSystemURLRange(
    const KURL& url,
    long long start,
    long long length,
    double expectedModificationTime) {
  m_elements.push_back(
      FormDataElement(url, start, length, expectedModificationTime));
}

void EncodedFormData::flatten(Vector<char>& data) const {
  // Concatenate all the byte arrays, but omit any files.
  data.clear();
  size_t n = m_elements.size();
  for (size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) {
    const FormDataElement& e = m_elements[i];
    if (e.m_type == FormDataElement::data)
      data.append(e.m_data.data(), static_cast<size_t>(e.m_data.size()));
  }
}

String EncodedFormData::flattenToString() const {
  Vector<char> bytes;
  flatten(bytes);
  return Latin1Encoding().decode(reinterpret_cast<const char*>(bytes.data()),
                                 bytes.size());
}

unsigned long long EncodedFormData::sizeInBytes() const {
  unsigned size = 0;
  size_t n = m_elements.size();
  for (size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) {
    const FormDataElement& e = m_elements[i];
    switch (e.m_type) {
      case FormDataElement::data:
        size += e.m_data.size();
        break;
      case FormDataElement::encodedFile:
        size += e.m_fileLength - e.m_fileStart;
        break;
      case FormDataElement::encodedBlob:
        if (e.m_optionalBlobDataHandle)
          size += e.m_optionalBlobDataHandle->size();
        break;
      case FormDataElement::encodedFileSystemURL:
        size += e.m_fileLength - e.m_fileStart;
        break;
    }
  }
  return size;
}

bool EncodedFormData::isSafeToSendToAnotherThread() const {
  if (!hasOneRef())
    return false;
  for (auto& element : m_elements) {
    if (!element.isSafeToSendToAnotherThread())
      return false;
  }
  return true;
}

}  // namespace blink

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Shure opens new experience centre in London
Facility includes demo areas and offices focusing on company's integrated systems products
Duncan Proctor ⋅ Dec 9, 2019
Shure continues to expand its worldwide presence by opening a new experience centre and office in London.
The move further establishes the company's presence in the UK and wider EMEA region by providing a location for product demonstrations with corporate, government and education customers looking for audio solutions for their respective facilities.
This new Rose Shure Experience Centre is named for the Company's former chairman, Rose L. Shure. Mrs. Shure's husband, Sidney N. Shure, founded the business in 1925. Rose Shure remained closely involved with the Company for more than 60 years, until her passing in 2016.
Shure executives, including CEO Christine Schyvinck, participated in the VIP opening of the facility earlier this month.
"I think Rose would be honoured by having such an amazing complex named after her, especially given the short amount of time it has taken to complete such an ambitious project," said Schyvinck.
The Rose Shure Experience Centre contains three modern meeting rooms to represent a range of typical workplace environments as well as a training space with voice-lift camera tracking functionalities. It features a selection of products that reflect modern offices and educational facilities, offering clients the best possible environment to demonstrate and understand performance and potential of various AV systems.
"As a global leader in manufacturing audio technology, we had a very clear vision as to how we wanted the space to function as an Experience Centre," said Andrew Francis, senior applications engineer, Shure. "The completion of the project is a great success and will also allow us to move forward and continue to build on the systems in place as our technology advances."
Specialist AV solutions provider proAV was tasked with integrating the systems on time and on budget, meeting the expectations of a personal environment for Shure sales and marketing staff, and an environment whereby customers – including consultants, AV vendors and end users – could visit the facility and experience Shure's market leading products in a working environment.
"From the onset, we knew that the Rose Shure customer experience centre was going to be a fantastic project to work on," said Damien Massarella from proAV. "Time was of the essence in completing the project. We had four months from appointment to opening day, but working with the teams at Shure, MiX, Overbury & Turner & Townsend, we managed to complete the project on time and to a very high specification. We look forward to introducing our customers to the full Shure Experience."
Front and centre are Shure's audio products, including its Microflex Advance, and its IntelliMix P300 audio conferencing processor. Conference and discussion applications are met by Shure's comprehensive Microflex Complete and Microflex Complete Wireless solutions. Wireless presentation requirements are addressed by products such as the industry-leading ULX-D. Shure's products are complemented by the availability of a range of hardware and software-based AV conferencing options so clients can experience Shure audio capabilities enhancing their preferred vendors' solutions.
"The Rose Shure Customer Experience Centre has been the accumulation of many, many months of work by Shure employees from all areas of the business," said James Hill, UK director of integrated systems Sales, Shure. "We look forward to welcoming all our existing and new customers to the Rose Centre, and understanding their AV needs and requirements in the best possible environment."
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www.shure.com
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Driverless Cars are Ready to Disrupt Traffic. Are You?
Whenever someone opts for an Uber or Lyft instead of taking their own car to an urban destination, valuable real estate is left vacant: a parking space.
Parking, a tedious and infuriating task on its own, is also a known villain in city traffic congestion. Donald Shoup, a professor of urban planning at the University of California, Los Angeles, has estimated that up to 45 percent of traffic is comprised of people looking for parking spaces. People trying to get to work, school, or errands are circling around already-crowded side streets, fuming over the lack of economical options for their gas-guzzling sedans.
That's where Ubers, Lyfts, and more traditional taxis become more convenient: they don't need to park for an entire workday and can offer a personalized alternative to transportation that mass transit can't provide. Still, there aren't enough of these cabs to service entire cities, and many people instead maintain their own cars for their daily commutes.
A new player will soon enter the game, however, one that promises not only a parking-free presence, but also a driver-free one. We're talking, of course, about driverless cars, and what they'll do for parking is just the beginning. Driverless cars will undoubtedly shape our nation's traffic situation in a way that is only just beginning to be articulated.
More Parking, but More Traffic?
While envisioning the driverless car landscape, experts agree that driverless cars can solve the parking crisis in major cities if they're implemented correctly. In the ideal scenario, cars will drop their passengers off at loading checkpoints where they will be available to summon when the user wants to make the trip back. In the time in between, the cars do not need to take up space on the side of the road; perhaps they can run other errands for the users, pulling up to the grocery store where either a person (or maybe a drone) deposits carrots and cereal into the waiting car.
If the cars are not sitting parking spaces, it means they are on the roads, and this is where driverless cars entering our current driving infrastructure pose a problem. Each person's car being on the road for more hours throughout the day will result in more traffic, possibly making the nonstop nature of the driverless car its downfall. If every car owner has her or his vehicle on the road while she or he is at work, suddenly the promised efficiency of driverless cars will stall, stuck in the largest of gridlocks at any hour of the day. Every hour will become rush hour.
Driverless cars will also effect car usage patterns for folks before they arrive at the office. For example, if a daily commute becomes relaxing instead of a stressful, the two-hour drive becomes less of a big deal, and people could choose to live further from their jobs. Extended commutes will further feed into increased hours that cars are on the road and the widening sprawl.
Furthermore, more people in general people will be able to use cars than at current. You can't forget to consider those who cannot afford a vehicle outright and those who are differently abled or aged and cannot operate a vehicle on their own. Based on focus groups in Atlanta, Denver, and Chicago, Gary Silberg, an auto industry expert at accounting firm KPMG, told the AP that his firm predicts driverless "mobility-on-demand" services will result in double-digit increases in travel by people over 65 and people aged 16 to 24. These groups are often without vehicles today – resulting in fewer cars on the road – but they won't have to worry once a car can come retrieve them at the press of an app.
How can we stop this doomsday traffic scenario from arriving on our already-taxed streets? It will take users willing to be open to two large scale changes: a diminished private ownership of vehicles, and sharing those third-party cars with strangers on the regular. Unless people are willing to use driverless cars as mass transit vehicles – perhaps the most efficient carpooling that will have ever existed – the increase in traffic will likely outweigh the gains made freed up parking spaces, including the smaller lanes and higher speeds driverless cars promise.
The city planners investigating driverless cars are modeling the future on today's transportation on-demand services like Uber and Lyft. Instead of cars being parked in owners' garages, they will be run by third parties, circling nearly constantly and serving different customers for rides or automated errands, presumably pausing only to make a pit stop at a charging.
Much of the future for driverless cars has yet to be decided. Who will be the primary manufacturers? Who will be held liable in case of an accident? How will they operate alongside traditional cars during the rocky and lengthy transition period? These are important questions, and at least one more needs to be added to the table: who will take on the marketing campaign to encourage Americans to trade their own set of keys for catching Z's, potentially alongside strangers, in a fleet of driverless cars?


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MALDEF STATEMENT CONDEMNING TRUMP'S IMMIGRATION PROCLAMATION
Apr 22, 2020 | News Releases, Public Policy: Immigrants' Rights
(LOS ANGELES) – Thomas A. Saenz, president and general counsel of MALDEF (Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund) issued the following statement in response to Donald J. Trump's order today imposing severe limits on immigration to the United States, with few exceptions:
"Donald Trump's proclamation today, purporting to restrict certain immigration to the United States in response to the COVID-19 crisis, is a desperate and nightmarish Frankenstein of nativism, hypocrisy, phony economics, and attempted political diversion.
"The proclamation begins with a recitation of simplistic and faulty assertions about rudimentary labor economics, whose sole purpose is to sow division in the vain hope of reviving political support that Trump is rapidly losing through his pathetic performance during the current pandemic.
"The proclamation follows with a troubling arrogation of quasi-dictatorial powers that is in transparent tension with Trump's assertion of his own executive impotence — an assertion still pending before the U.S. Supreme Court — when it comes to protecting recipients of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA).
"A president who cared about labor economics and about the working people of this country would long ago have acted to ensure that recipients of DACA and of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) could remain contributors in our then full-employment economy. Even now, a real president would understand and protect the ongoing contributions of current and future immigrants to our nation's growth and recovery as an economy and as a society.
"It is clear that our nation's true 'Invisible Enemy' Trump tweeted about two days ago is his own corrupt and racist heart."


This large sheet of yellow waxy carbon transfer paper is used to trace patterns and to transfer markings onto fabric. Yellow tracing paper is used most frequently for making marks on final garments. Blue transfer paper is used for muslins.
Waxy carbon tracing paper is used for two purposes: tracing patterns and transferring markings onto fabric. It can be used on both paper and on fabric.
To trace a pattern, place the carbon paper face down on top of a piece of paper. Tape the pattern piece you want to trace to the wrong side of the carbon paper, and use a blunt-edged tracing wheel to transfer the lines from the pattern piece to the paper. Either color can be used for tracing patterns. You can even use two colors: one to trace the pattern piece and the second to indicate any modifications you make to it.
The lines that carbon paper and a tracing wheel allow you to make are very accurate and clear, so they are useful for transferring darts and other markings from a pattern to fabric. To transfer markings onto fabric while sewing, use the same approach as above transferring the marks onto the wrong side of your fabric.
Keep two things in mind if you use waxy carbon tracing paper on fashion fabric. First, the markings are often permanent (they can sometimes be removed by a dry cleaner, but don't count on it!), so use the lightest color that will show and mark only the wrong side of your fabric. We recommend using the blue carbon for making fit muslins (because it is so dark and visible) and the yellow carbon on all fabrics other than fit muslins. The yellow is less likely to show from the right side of the finished garment.
The second thing to keep in mind is the thickness of the fabric itself. Because the markings are permanent, there is always a possibility that they will be visible from the right side of the fabric if it is thin or sheer. Before making your markings on a thin or sheer fabric, test the carbon on a scrap to make sure it is not visible on the other side.
To minimize postage costs, and to make it cleaner and easier to store, our tracing paper comes folded and packaged in a re-sealable plastic bag.
I liked the large size and the ease of marking with this paper. However, large flakes of color were loose at the fold creases which were a mess...especially with the blue. Have not yet washed to see how marks come out.
Been using carbon for decades — always been frustrated with all brands I used. But this is the FIRST and now ONLY paper that not just works but puts down a significant amount of pigment! Love this stuff! I don't have to hunt for dots anymore — they stand out beautifully. Will never-ever try anything else.
So many patterns come nested. If you want to make multiple sizes of the same pattern, you either need to purchase a separate pattern for each size or trace the sizes onto muslin or paper. This carbon sheet is the perfect thing to use. It can be used many times. I wish I had thought of using it before.
Have it in both blue and yellow - perfect for tracing patterns to tracing paper, or for tracing directly onto fabric (depending on the application).
great stuff. very hard to find. lasts forever and marks clearly.
Your service and delivery were excellent. It's great to have such a large piece of carbon paper and ideal for laying pattern pieces onto, but I do find it very messy. The slightest touch deposits a lot of ink,. However, I may find it easier to use with practice.
I am a fashion designer & I use this paper for transferring my patterns. It is awesome!
Waxy carbon paper is great for two purposes: tracing patterns and transferring markings onto fabric. It can be used on paper and on fabric. I like the blue and yellow carbon paper for almost everything, and these two colors serve different purposes. I'll explain how and when I use them.
I use this carbon paper for making muslins so I can see the seam lines, dart markings, and notches as I'm making adjustments to a fit muslin. I talked about this in the muslin tutorial, if you're interested in learning more. I mostly use blue carbon for muslins because the carbon lines are extremely visible on the fabric, but if I'm making a correction and want to distinguish my new markings from the original (blue) markings, I'll switch to the yellow so I don't confuse them.
Waxy carbon can also be useful for transferring markings to your fabric when you're sewing. The lines it makes are very accurate and quick to transfer with the carbon and tracing wheel, so they're great for transferring darts and other markings.
There are two things to keep in mind if you use waxy carbon on fashion fabric. First, waxy carbon markings are often permanent (they can sometimes be removed by a dry cleaner, but don't count on it!), so use the lightest color that will show on the wrong side of your fabric and mark only the wrong side of your fabric. You don't want those markings to show when you're finished! I almost always use the yellow carbon on fabrics other than a fit muslin because the yellow is less messy and less likely to show from the right side of the finished garment.
The other thing to keep in mind is the thickness of the fabric itself. Again, because the markings are permanent there is always a possibility that they will be visible from the right side of the fabric if your fabric is thin or sheer. So test the carbon on a scrap of fabric if you're not sure whether it's safe for the fabric you've chosen. For many fabrics it will be fine, but it's always a good idea to check first, just to be sure.
Cut a small piece of carbon paper from your big sheet. A piece of carbon about approximately 8″ x 4″ will work well. Fold it in half lengthwise, carbon side out. Then when you need to transfer pattern markings to the wrong side of your fabric (like at a dart), slip the folded carbon paper between the two layers of fabric and trace the lines and markings with your tracing wheel. The carbon will transfer those lines to your fabric! This is a great way to get a very accurate transfer with minimal effort.
It's a good idea to use the lightest carbon color that's still visible, so it might be a little hard for you to see my yellow markings in this photo, but they're clear enough for me to see when I sew the dart.
You can re-use your little folded piece of carbon paper over and over again, so keep it in your sewing supplies along with your tracing wheel.


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The PS5's DualSense controller has 40,000 tiny hand-sketched PlayStation symbols for grip – Malay Mail
Monday, 08 Feb 2021 01:26 PM MYT
BY NIC KER
From the original DualShock controller, every new gamepad has seen significant improvements — right up to the DualSense controller that comes with the PlayStation 5. — SoyaCincau pic
KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 8 — Sony's gamepads for their PlayStation consoles have been legendary in their own right.
From the original DualShock controller, every new gamepad has seen significant improvements — right up to the DualSense controller that comes with the PlayStation 5.
Sony's latest gamepad comes with a bunch of adaptive triggers and vibrating motors that are supposed to deliver a more immersive feel to games compared to its predecessors.
As it turns out, however, Sony has also inserted an easter egg of sorts into the DualSense gamepad.
The Verge recently reported that the DualSense controller has a microtexture on its lower shell that's made up of 40,000 tiny, almost microscopic PlayStation symbols. The DualSense controller is supposed to be Sony's "most grippable gamepad", and a large part of that is down to the tens of thousands of miniscule squares, circles, triangles, and crosses.
These images, courtesy of The Verge, will tell the story better than I can:
If you look (very, very) closely, you'll see that the symbols don't appear to be set in a very organised manner — it almost looks random, to be honest.
This is because the design was sketched out by hand, with multiple hand-crafted designs tested until the Sony design team settled on a texture that provided grip for long hours of gaming (without feeling overly rough).
One of the main challenges to making this decision was to settle on the size of the engraved symbols.
After going through multiple tests and prototype devices, Sony's microtexture was finally made up of two layers: a 15-micron-tall layer, and another layer of icons that is 30 microns in height.
But you probably won't be able to tell this with your regular camera equipment at home; The Verge only manage to ascertain this by using an industrial Nikon LV100 microscope:
So, are these actually engraved onto the DualSense's shell? Not exactly. Each circle, triangle, square, and cross symbol is created as part of the mold, so the microtexture is genuinely a part of the controller's body.
The challenge for Sony here was to create a mold that could incorporate such precise shapes on a curved surface — one that needed a supposedly hard-to-find multi-axis laser engraving machine.
Meanwhile, the same microtexture is also seen on other bits of the PS5 ecosystem. For example, the texture is also seen on the side panels of the Sony PS5 console, while the PS5 Media Remote also has these tiny symbols, just like the Dual Sense charging station and the Sony Pulse 3D wireless headset.
You can even spot a virtual version of the texture in Astro's Playroom, if you keep your eye out for it.
So, what do you think? While subtle touches like the microtexture may not actually improve gameplay, these easter eggs add to the wonder and history that iconic consoles carry with them.
And if you're keen to pick up a PS5 for yourself, official pricing in Malaysia is as follows:
Sony PlayStation 5 Digital Edition — RM1,869
Sony PlayStation 5 (Ultra HD Blu-ray) — RM2,299.
To read The Verge's original post and interview, click here. — SoyaCincau
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Noel van Vliet Talks About The "Back-End" Of Language Learning
Anthony Metivier|	February 13, 2019| Improve Memory Q&A
As some of you already know, Noel van Vliet has been using the Magnetic Memory Method and reporting on his experience in posts such as "A Perfect Recall Rate." Since Noel has plenty of amazing information to offer you on his website www.smartlanguagelearner.com, I wanted to introduce you to him in the form of an interview with plenty of links that will direct you to the valuable things about language learning he has provided.
So without further adieu, let's rock & roll.
Noel, you are the founder of www.smartlanguagelearner.com. What inspired you to start the site and what is a "smart language learner"?
Well, before learning my first foreign language, I considered myself to be a lazy and impatient guy. When I started learning, I couldn't stop thinking that I wasn't going to keep it up. But I did, and that success inspired me to learn another language and eventually start Smart Language Learner.
In all honesty, I think the name is somewhat pretentious, I'm certainly no guru, I keep learning new things all the time, but a "smart language learner" is certainly something I aspire to be. If I had to give a definition it would be that a Smart Language Learner is someone who thinks about his language learning a lot – he or she observes the process.
What is your first memory of being interested in learning another language?
That's a tough one. I can't really recall an individual moment. But I'm sure it must have been the music (in English) from the 80's that my parents and siblings played.
My wish was to understand what those songs were about, to learn that language. It would take many more years before I finally got around doing that.
Many people in the Netherlands (where I'm originally from) learn English almost effortlessly. They pick it up from a combination of what they learn in school and what they see and hear in the media. It's a process that takes years and years, but it seems automatic. Unfortunately, I wasn't one of them and had to work for it.
What has being able to speak another language enabled you to do?
The most significant effect of learning another language, Spanish in this case, is that I'm married to a wonderful Costa Rican girl and we have a daughter. I also have two step-children. To be fair, it turned my life around completely. On a slightly less emotional scale: it enabled me to create Smart Language Learner in English and reach more people than if I had chosen Dutch as its language.
Who are some of your heroes in the world of language learning?
There are more than ever. The internet has offered a platform for anyone to share his or her knowledge. Yes, some abuse this, but I think in the language-learning scene, there are mostly good guys trying to help people out.
For me personally, everyone who's willing to contribute to Smart Language Learner's Ask the Experts post is a hero! 😉
You've said that you only speak three languages and are not a "super polyglot." What is a polyglot and why do you think this status has become so fashionable?
Well, I think the true definition of a polyglot is still up for grabs, the dictionary states that it someone who can speak multiple languages, but most say it's a person who speaks four or more languages. *When* you actually speak a language is another matter. Is being able to say "Hi, how are you?" enough, or do you need a certain level of speech to claim that?
I think it's become so fashionable as a direct result of travel becoming so accessible. The world has become smaller. But to really visit a country, to get a feel for its soul, so to speak, you have to speak the language. Then you have access to the deeper intercultural experiences. Once you have tasted the pleasure of really exploring another culture, you want more. And then we become culture addicts (cynics would say it's just another form of consumerism), and thus we need to speak more and more languages.
The second possible reason is that it's impressive to speak multiple languages. People look up to that. The fun part about is that when you speak a foreign language, then you're cool. But when you spend a lot of time learning one, you're kind of a nerd. We sure are a funny species 🙂
I'm sure if you did a little analysis you could come up with a host of other reasons.
Like I said, the world is getting smaller. As everyone is doing business with everyone these days, a person who speaks multiple languages is in high demand.
When you interviewed Olly Richards, you asked him about the sacrifices he made in order to learn new languages. What sacrifices have you made?
I've definitely made them! I learned Spanish through an old and boring course. It was tough, but it was effective. I remember I did some weeks of 25+ hours of study. But I had to. I had a trip to Costa Rica coming up in about six months and I realized I needed to speak basic Spanish for it to be a success. That was the fuel that got me through it. And, wow, it was worth it! Effort almost always brings a reward in one way or another.
What is "language learning burnout" and how can someone overcome it?
It's when you are seriously demotivated. You want to quit learning that stupid language. Sometimes because of boredom or because of a lack of believe that you will eventually learn to speak the language well. It usually strikes when, apparently, results aren't coming your way, or not as quickly as you thought. I say apparently because in such a situation, you tend to forget how far you've come.
There are many possible solutions, but it's a bit like a normal burnout. Not everything works for everyone. Some say you have to pace yourself, while others say you have to make language learning fun.
I think sometimes a language-learning burnout is inevitable. For example, I'm a bit of a chaotic person. When I start something new I like to dive in head first. This means doing something too much. And then, I crash. It's almost as if my subconscious pulls the brakes. The funny part is that I've seen it so many times that I know I'll be alright in a few days. I know I will pick it up again.
You've talked about how everyone is different when it comes to language learning, but this is what everyone says. In what ways are all we all the same with respect to learning and how can we leverage the learning similarities that we all share in order to improve?
Well, actually, I think we are not as different as we think we are. A really effective method is an effective method for most people, IF they can stand executing it. A boring method could be effective, but not many would be able to get far with it.
I do agree that we learn better from something that isn't boring by the way, but there are methods that are boring and effective. Just imagine how effective they could be if they were also interesting. I also think it's worth mentioning that everything gets boring at a certain point. To prevent that you should mix things up a bit.
To get back your question, recent studies suggest we're mostly visual learners, the hypothesis that every one has a different learning style has been proven false, so I think in the visual department we still have ground to cover. Exactly how, I couldn't tell you at this moment, but the fact that we're mostly visual learners could be the reason behind the effectiveness of memory palaces.
What are two or three of the biggest mistakes that language learners make?
In my experience so far, these three stand out:
1. Lack of Patience/Awareness of progress. Learning a new language takes time. A lot. In the everyday process of mastering one, it never seems we're making the progress we expected. In fact, there are days in which our progress seems to have gone backwards! This can be really demoralizing. We're ready to give up. And this is what most people do! But although it seems like a distressing experience, it's actually gold in disguise. Because if we simply refuse to buckle and continue, we may learn one the most important language-learning lessons: Progress in language learning isn't linear. It goes up and down. Usually the fog clears in a week's time or so and you see you have progressed.
Of course, if you stay in this dark place for longer, then it's time to evaluate your language-learning methodology. Maybe you're still doing beginner's stuff when you're really ready for the intermediate stage.
2. Not doing enough Back-End work, as I call it, early on. You can learn a language by just speaking and using native materials without structuring it. It's possible. Is it the fastest and best way to do so? I don't think so. At the very least you need some methodology in place to make best use of them. The Front End is everything that isn't stuff like conversing, casually watching TV, etc. The Back End is about effort and structure. Doing a language course, brushing up your grammar or using memory techniques, etc. is Back-End work. You could say that Back-End work is training and the Front End is the match. You do the Back End work to better enjoy the Front End.
3. Doing only Back-End work. This the classic mistake of never using the language. This is okay in the beginning but to make fluent that what you've learned, you have to converse. On the other hand, you can't become fluent in what you don't know. That's why you shouldn't ignore the Back End.
When you're just starting out learning a new language, you do more Back-End work. Little by little the balance sways until you, ideally, won't have to do any Back-End work anymore. You'll still learn, but from the Front End only.
If you only speak a few phrases in your target language, you won't learn much from conversing. Your time is better spent doing Back-End work.
Take us into your own language learning process. What is the number one thing that someone who wants to get started learning a language should do first?
Choose the right language to learn!
Do you learn a new language just because it sounds good and without an actual reason to do so? Chances are, you will fail. It's way easier to learn a language if you have to — if you have an external motive to do so. The need to speak the language is the fuel that'll pull you through the tough days.
Let's talk about memory techniques. What is your experience using them in the context of language learning?
Some years ago I tried to work with unstructured mnemonics. That is, creating an image representing a word but without a framework to support it. I thought it was a somewhat clumsy method not worth my time.
It was only after going through and implementing the concepts you teach in your course "How to Learn and Memorize the Vocabulary of Any Language" that I started to see the potential.
To be honest, the results have amazed me. Especially the recall rate of the learned words is impressive.
I'm doing a case study on this course and I have to be objective and critical in order to serve my readers, but I haven't found much to complain about.
One of the important aspects of using memory palaces is that all words are linked and therefore relatively easy to find in your memory. If I just make a bunch of individual mnemonics they aren't.
Since I'm only doing this for a limited amount of time, I can't say if the impressive recall rate holds up if you learn 1000's of words. Maybe that's something for a future case study.
Why do people give up on language learning?
If I had to choose one reason, I think it's because of a lack of awareness of progress. Our subconscious wants instant gratification. The conscious mind can delay that need a little, but not much. If we are not aware of our progress after so many weeks of work, it seems that we did it all for nothing. No gratification, nada.
The trick then, is to give the subconscious mind gratification in one form or another. One way is to measure everything. Hours done language-learning activities, words learned, pages read in your target language, etc.
So let's say you've learned 10 new words today. By writing that down in your journal it gives a sense of progress and you hand your subconscious mind the gratification it desires.
It's important to realize that the goal of language learning isn't to measure everything. You do this at-the-side to obtain the necessary gratification, but you still need a good language-learning strategy. You have to be smart about it. If measurement was the main goal, you'd only learn new words because they are easy to measure. It that case you would never be able to make coherent sentences.
Another to way to get the needed gratification is to break your language learning up in segments (which you should do anyway!) and then use the breaks to do something you really really like, like playing video games or watching movies. Don't go washing the dishes, or anything that slightly resembles work or you'll defeat the gratification mechanism.
What is a "Dictionary of Flesh and Bones"?
It's a girl or boyfriend who's a native speaker of the language you want to learn.
Once in a relationship, he or she can help you learn their language.
A girlfriend can be called: "a long-haired dictionary". Don't know about a guy. Any ideas? I was going to say "a muscled dictionary" but that would exclude me. 😉
You've said that everyone has the talent and the passion needed to learn a language. And yet, not everyone feels this way. What is one thing someone (should/can?) do to tap into the necessary drive and motivation needed to get started and keep going?
Well, what I meant is that I think passion is not as necessary as many claim. It could even be detrimental. You can't be passionate about something each and every moment, some days (maybe even weeks) you don't feel like doing any language learning. And then what do you do?
I certainly didn't have a passion for learning languages when I started. Far from it. Yet, I succeeded because I had an external motive to do so. That's what kept me going.
The other thing that greatly helps is something I just mentioned: measuring your progress. I know it's not always easy. You can't measure fluency, and some days you're more fluent than others but we have a tendency to forget (or ignore) how far we've actually come. By measuring as much as we can we have our achievements on paper. Not some vague subjective memory but cold hard facts.
It's important to realize that learning a new language is a long road. That's why I don't agree 100% with the current positivity rage in language learning. If you start out with the idea that you'll become fluent in a very short time span, you can almost only disappoint yourself and it will be even harder to appreciate the progress you do make.
Significantly less progress than expected + Tendency to forget how far we've actually come results in an almost unshakable urge to quit learning the language.
By having unrealistic expectations you make it harder for yourself, not easier.
Where are you headed with www.smartlanguagelearner.com?
I hope to create sort of a magazine about language learning. So that includes a fair share of how-to-learn-a-language information from different angles, but I also interview people about the consequences of learning a new language on their personal life and about the experiences good or bad that are the result of language learning.
I also recently started to do case studies on language-learning products. It's something that's great to do. I myself am very interested to see what kind of results I can achieve with a product. It also helps people decide whether or not a product is for them based on real-life experiences instead of a sometimes quickly thrown together review.
How can people connect with you?
First and foremost by visiting Smart Language Learner at:
http://www.smartlanguagelearner.com/
People can contact me through the comments or the contact page.
I'm also on Twitter.
Are there any aspects of language learning I haven't asked about that you think people need to know?
When I only spoke my native language, my world was a confined space. Anything not in my language simply didn't exist. Learning a new language is an adventure. With every new language you learn, little by little, a part of the world opens up to you. Its culture and people but also movies, music and literature.
Learning a new language is worth it – and then some!
As you've read, Noel clearly has a wealth of knowledge, insight and value to bring to you as a language learner. Join me in thanking him for these amazing and in-depth tips by hooking up with him on Twitter and subscribing to his newsletter on www.smartlanguagelearner.com. Tell him I sent you!
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The Academy Award-winning director of "The Departed" will direct "Sinatra," the first feature film about Ol' Blue Eyes' life, Universal Pictures and Mandalay Pictures said yesterday.
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Oscar-nominated screenwriter Phil Alden Robinson ("Field of Dreams") has spent "at least a year buried in 30,000 pages of research" to write the screenplay, Schulman said.
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It took two years to secure the rights to Sinatra's life and music, Shulman said. Warner Music Group and the Sinatra estate are partners on the project.
Having Scorsese bring "Sinatra" to the screen "seems like a match made in heaven," she said.
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Sinatra's daughter, Tina, said it was "personally pleasing" to know Scorsese would oversee the celluloid version of her father's life story.
"My father had great admiration for the talent of the people he chose to work with, and the talented people who worked with my father had great admiration for him," she said, adding, "to me that this paradigm continues with Marty Scorsese at the helm of the Sinatra film."
An iconic entertainer, Sinatra was known for his smooth voice and even smoother personal style. He was part of the Rat Pack that included Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr. and Peter Lawford.
Sinatra "was indisputably the 20th century's greatest singer of popular song," according to Rolling Stone.
"Not only did his freely interpretive approach pave the way for the idiosyncrasies of rock singing, but with his character a mix of tough-guy cool and romantic vulnerability, he became the first true pop idol, a superstar who through his music established a persona audiences found compelling and true," the magazine says on its Website.
Sinatra, who died in 1998, performed on more than 1,400 musical recordings, was awarded 31 gold records and earned 10 Grammys. He also appeared in 58 films and won a supporting-actor Oscar for 1953's "From Here to Eternity." In 1971, he was presented with another Oscar: the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award.
Sinatra's story has been told before on the small screen. A 1992 made-for-TV movie, "Sinatra," starred Philip Casnoff in the title role. It won a Golden Globe for best miniseries and an Emmy for director James Sadwith. Ray Liotta played Sinatra in the 1998 HBO film, "The Rat Pack."
At one time, Scorsese was in talks to direct a Dean Martin biopic, but that project never came to fruition.


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Mala Loka () is a settlement in the Municipality of Trebnje in eastern Slovenia. It lies north of Velika Loka and east of Šentlovrenc. The area is part of the historical region of Lower Carniola. The municipality is now included in the Southeast Slovenia Statistical Region.

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My stepfather, my parents and me: how did Ben Stiller convince Barbra Streisand to come out of retirement?
November 13, 2022 by Donald Jackson
On the occasion of the broadcast of the film My stepfather my parents and me Sunday November 13, 2022, from 9:05 p.m. on 6ter, Télé Star reveals to you how Barbra Streisand came out of retirement thanks to Ben Stiller.
Released in cinemas in 2004, the film entitled My stepfather my parents and me, worn by Robert DeNiroBen Stiller, Dustin HoffmanBarbra Streisand, Blythe Danner and Teri Polowill be rebroadcast on Sunday November 13, 2022, from 9:05 p.m. on 6ter. Directed by Jay Roachthis feature film is the sequel to the cult comedy My stepfather and me, which grossed over $300 million at the international box office. "Lhe first film had received such an enthusiastic reception that it was really not easy to find a story that met our expectations. Because the goal, for all of us, was now to set the bar even higher, to find the best plot possible. The solution ? Introduce these famous 'unworthy parents', who had the bad idea to engender a Gaylord Focker!"said producer Jane Rosenthal.
For the record, Ben Stiller absolutely wanted Barbra Streisand to play the role of Roz Focker, the mother of his character. He finally managed to get the actress out of retirement. As a reminder, the actress had not shot for the big screen since her appearance in the film Seduction lessons in 1997, by choice. "I had opted for a relaxed lifestyle and no longer wanted to be forced to get up at 5 am. But Jay was very persuasive and perfectly adorable. It's always nice to be told that you are the only possible interpreter of a role. Ben called me from Europe insisting that I play his mother. So I gladly resigned myself to being up at dawn, as before. The rest taught me that it was an excellent decision. Filming was a wonderful adventure", found Barbra Streisand.
My Stepfather My Parents and Me: Barbra Streisand and Dustin Hoffman Reunited for the First Time on Screen
In this film, Barbra Streisand embodies the role of the companion of the character played by Dustin Hoffman. The two actors had known each other for 40 years.but they had never worked together before. "We had taken the same acting class and at the time, Dustin was dating my roommate. He paid for his studies by working as a school caretaker, while I babysat for my teacher. It was very fun to play with him because we both like to improvise"said Barbra Streisand.
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Lindsay Branson makes her home in British Columbia on Canada's Pacific Northwest Coast. Lindsay has a love for the wild edges of the natural worlds where the forces of nature produce the material for her work. Massive pieces of twisted driftwood, roots and burls, remnants of long-dead trees, now rest in the artist's studio providing her with creative inspiration. "I take great pride that my art is created from my love affair with wood. Whether found upon the forest floor or shoreline, finding the inspiring piece that I can carve is both challenging and rewarding. I have learned not to judge a piece of wood by its exterior appearance, for beneath the surface I can take it anywhere I want by using my imagination. What I try to achieve with my work is to touch the innermost of human emotions." Visit Lindsay Branson's website here.


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The 6.7 in bracelet is adjustable also to 6.3 in wrist size.
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The sweetheart ring. Ring in 9 kt rose gold.
Happiness to the wearer. Single earring in 9 kt rose gold.


Encourage the kids to learn their spellings with our personalised (and wipe clean!) spelling sheets! We have three designs to choose from and we can add any name, there's no excuse for not practising as we also supply the perfect pen! The Fine Point marker erases easily from the sheet, and is ergonomically designed especially for little hands.


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Airlink Receives $100K Donation from GE Foundation to Support Ukraine Emergency Response
GE Announces $4.5 Million to Support Ukraine and Neighboring Countries
Includes $500,000 to support humanitarian efforts and $4 million in medical equipment
Boston – March 2, 2022 – GE and the GE Foundation today announced a total of $4.5 million in philanthropic commitments to provide immediate support to Ukraine and neighboring countries impacted by the violence there. GE Healthcare is donating $4 million in life-saving medical equipment, including handheld ultrasound devices, mobile X-ray units, ventilators and patient monitors. The GE Foundation is making a donation of $500,000 to the International Rescue Committee (IRC) and Airlink to provide immediate and long-term relief to neighboring countries, including Poland, Moldova, and Romania that are welcoming refugees from Ukraine. In addition to the GE Foundation's donations, GE employees can support relief efforts through its Matching Gifts Program.
"The strength and courage of the Ukrainian people are an inspiration to the world, and we are glad to do our part to support them in this time of need," said Linda Boff, President, GE Foundation, and Vice President, GE. "We are honored to support the IRC and Airlink as they work to provide relief to Ukrainian civilians who have been forced to flee their homes, and we are hopeful that the donation of medical equipment from GE Healthcare will help those most in need of care."
"We are concerned about the conflict in Ukraine and many of our employees in Europe and across the globe have been involved in relief efforts already," said Rob Walton, President and CEO of GE Healthcare for Europe, Middle East, and Africa. "As a healthcare business, it's our responsibility to help by responding to the needs of those who are being impacted by this crisis and support where we can. Our thoughts are with the people of Ukraine, our colleagues in the regions, and their friends and families impacted by the conflict."
Currently, the United Nations estimates more than 800,000 civilians have fled Ukraine. The GE Foundation's donation to IRC will total $400,000 and provide immediate relief to refugees in need of emergency cash to meet basic needs, additional support for vulnerable displaced women and children, and the delivery of life-saving information (such as legal rights and accommodation) through IRC's established digital tools for people who are in transit or starting life in a new country. Airlink is a rapid-response humanitarian relief organization that exists to remove the cost barriers of air transport to help communities in crisis. Airlink will receive $100,000 supporting its efforts to deliver aid resources to an estimated 100,000-250,000 displaced families in Poland, Moldova, and Romania.
"We are honored to receive this grant from our longtime partners at the GE Foundation, which will help us alleviate unnecessary human suffering and meet the most urgent needs of families fleeing the conflict," said Ourania Dionysiou, Vice President of International Partnerships and Philanthropy, IRC. "It is critical that the international community come together quickly to prevent further loss of life, and we hope GE Foundation's swift support will inspire others to action."
"This generous grant from the GE Foundation will help fund flight operations and logistics and will be leveraged with existing Airlink funds to support our immediate response in the region," said Steven J. Smith, Airlink President and CEO. "In the coming months, these refugees will require medical and mental health care, shelter, sanitation and hygiene, food, and child safety, and we're proud to deliver this aid to them with the support of our partners at GE."
GE employees who make eligible donations to IRC, Airlink or other participating charities can register for a match with the GE Foundation's Matching Gifts program, which supports employees' personal philanthropy and charitable giving by providing a 1:1 match. The GE Foundation created the concept of a corporate matching gift program in 1954. Today, the program continues to serve as an important element of the Foundation's portfolio, with gifts matched over the last two years totaling $23 million.
GE's Disaster and Humanitarian Relief program responds to major global disasters and humanitarian crises, drawing on GE's people, technology and other resources to reduce suffering and hasten recovery. Since 2020, GE Foundation's philanthropic contribution in disaster relief totaled nearly $6.3 million, which was largely focused on the response to the COVID-19 pandemic. GE remains committed to preparing for and responding to future natural disasters and humanitarian crises, diligently maximizing the impact of our financial, technological, and human resources.
About the GE Foundation:
The GE Foundation, an independent charitable organization funded by GE, is committed to transforming our communities and shaping the diverse workforce of tomorrow by leveraging the power of GE. Through Next Engineers, we are increasing the diversity of young people in engineering. In our hometown of Boston, we are working to improve workforce diversity, attack the opioid crisis, and drive STEM education in public schools. We are also inspiring others to act by connecting GE people with communities through our Matching Gifts Program and Disaster Relief. The GE STAR awards provide financial support to eligible children of GE employees for their achievements. Learn more at www.ge.com/foundation and follow us on Twitter at @GE_Foundation.


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This is the place to come for all the wanderlusty, career inspo, inspiring content that'll make you hit that "apply" button faster than we can post our next story.
Or, you could be a distant admirer who one day hopes to have a career in travel, or already be in a role in one of FCTG's brands.
Whoever you are, wherever you're from: welcome.
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Strong leadership is one of our key objectives at Flight Centre Travel Group. As an organisation, we recognise the importance of offering genuine opportunities for people to grow and evolve – and that starts at the top.
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It's not what you know, it's… well, you know the rest. We've all heard it a million times. It's who you know that opens doors. And it's who you know that advances your career.
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3 Unexpected UX Skills to Level Up Your Career
Having a range of skills to complement your technical expertise is critical for user experience (UX) and user interface (UI) designers. In our profession, we build fast designs (I am talking pen and paper wireframes), gather feedback from stakeholders (customers, business and technical), break the design and then start again. Managing this whole process takes a broad skill-set.
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Kickstarting a Career in Marketing
Making the leap into a successful marketing career is exciting, but not without its challenges. We spoke to Cameron Robert, Marketing Automation Manager, about his journey from customer service to marketing, and how he grew his career at Flight Centre.
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In today's digital age, what it takes to be considered a great marketer has changed. While the fundamentals of marketing are the same, we now have an array of tools and technology at our disposal to help with the process of planning, executing and reporting our strategies and campaigns.
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Minneapolis developer and general mover & shaker, Ben Hertz, came to us when putting together a new concept for a coffee shop located in the 100 Washington Square building in downtown Minneapolis. This site was originally developed in 1987 and exhibits a unique design. The goal was to match that sentiment on the interior of Penny's Coffee. Ben, along with the building owners, wanted something classic, yet completely unique. They found the perfect fit in our Pietra Grey honed marble. Its soft grey tones with subtle white veining translate perfectly in the space. Flattering and dynamic yet unpretentious – the marble impeccably embodies the spirit of Penny's Coffee.


· Do not get discouraged if you can't ID the fish this time. Use that information to help you study for the next time at that dive site.
· Get in touch with the Field Station for any fish ID problems. We have many resources.
· Also, check our website before a dive to see the local species seen at a specific area.
- GAFC Coordinator, Brian Huff, requested copies of our advertisement to use the Field Station's efforts during GAFC '99 as an example for the rest of the country!
- Executive Director of REEF, Laddie Akins, told Field Station co-founder Greg Bunch how excited he is about the progress of the Field Station as he handed him more scan sheets. Greg met up with Laddie in Texas where he left shore to teach another class on a liveaboard vessel visiting the Flower Gardens marine sanctuary. The class included Oceanic employees.
- Member Don Boose donated his time and camera to help the Field Station get pictures of local fish (which are on our website). We encourage other members to donate their talents as well.


Royal Domain Tower on St Kilda Road is the tallest building among the surrounding apartment complexes and is a landmark Melbourne address. The tower has 44 levels including 120 apartments. The range of apartments includes two, three and four bedroom apartments, sub-penthouses and penthouses. Each apartment adheres to a high standard of luxury for residential apartments. The building has 10 levels dedicated to car parking spaces.
The grand entrance lobby welcomes you with its spacious atmosphere and this sense of spaciousness continues to mark most living areas with ceilings around 9' 6 high. Each apartment has been planned so that its view of Melbourne city is uninterrupted.
Each apartment has its own gas fireplace and shared-basis resort style features include 25 meter swimming pool, spa, sauna, gymnasium and a private library. Most have up to three secure car parking spaces.
Simply the best location you can find in Melbourne, Royal Domain Tower on St Kilda Road positions you just a stone's throw away from a number of important landmarks in the city – round the corner from the Shrine of Remembrance and the Royal Botanic Gardens and Melbourne's CBD.
Atwell & Co can assist you with St Kilda Rd property management at Fawkner Towers, St Kilda Road, City Condos St Kilda Rd, Boulevarde St Kilda Road, Aurora St Kilda Rd, Clara St South Yarra and Botanica St Kilda Road. Speak to the property management experts today.


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Q: Using android alarmclock Is it possible to use the com.android.alarmclock so that I can use it to kick off alarm features in my application?  If it is how can i do it?

A: Since API level 9 you can set the AlarmClock by creating an intent like the following:
Intent i = new Intent(AlarmClock.ACTION_SET_ALARM);
i.putExtra(AlarmClock.EXTRA_MESSAGE, "New Alarm");
i.putExtra(AlarmClock.EXTRA_HOUR, hours);
i.putExtra(AlarmClock.EXTRA_MINUTES, mins);
startActivity(i);

A: The service you need is the AlarmManager.

A: No the AlarmManager is not going to set off a Alarm!

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Brian Leighty
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Obituary for Brian Leighty
Brian Richey Leighty, age 40, a native of Seymour Indiana and a resident of Fishers, Indiana passed away on January 8, 2020 at his residence.
He was the son of George "Steve" Leighty and Brenda (Richey) Leighty of Seymour, Indiana. Brian will forever be remembered as a kind and thoughtful man that loved life and his family dearly. He was a loyal employee of the Katz, Sapper and Miller Accounting Firm for over 12 years. Brian loved racing and attended many Indy 500 races with his father and friends. He was a 1997 graduate of Seymour High School and was a member of the Seymour High School swim team. Brian was a 2002 graduate of Indiana State in Terre Haute with a Bachelors Degree in Computer Hardware Technology and was a member of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity at Indiana State University. He was a beloved son, brother, and friend, and will be sadly missed by all who knew and loved him and each life that he touched in his own special way.
He is survived by his parents and two sisters: Stephanie Dowd of Rockville, Indiana and Kim Bates and her husband Bill of Carmel, Indiana; nieces and nephews, Jordyn & Max Dowd, Jack & Lucy Bates.
He was preceded in death by his Maternal Grandparents, Harold and Margaret Garner Richey. And his Paternal Grandparents, Carl and Eleanor Crouse Leighty.
The family will receive friends from 5pm until 9pm on Wednesday January 15th, 2020 at Woodlawn Family Funeral Centre in Seymour, Indiana. A Celebration of Life will be held at 1 pm on Thursday January 16, 2020 at Rose Lawn Cemetery in Terre Haute, Indiana.
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Baudrillard's challenge to Marx is that his writing no longer explains contemporary society. In this, Marx, like all theorists, succumbs to unavoidable reversibility – the inversion which is the fate of every theory and critique Baudrillard, 1975:50. Baudrillard was also among the first to point out that we had already entered a post-Marxist age in Gane, 1993:20. For Baudrillard a kind of revolution had taken place in value which Marx's analysis was unable to explain 1993a:6. What he meant by this is that Marx was focused on "classical" value – the more natural stage of use-value and the commodity stage of exchange value. Today value has passed through a structural stage sign value, and is entering a fractal stage – a point of no reference at all "where value radiates in all directions" 1993b:5. As he told Philippe Petit: "we lost use-value, then good old exchange value, obliterated by speculation, and we are currently losing even sign value for an indefinite signaletics" 1998b:3.
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Not a very long course but it has some interesting holes.
The par 3's were particularly challenging.
The welcome in the clubhouse was 1st class and the catering was brilliant.
On the minus side the mens changing room is quite small with only 2 showers. A large society would struggle in here I think.
On the whole I would recommend it for small groups.
Where is Brookfield Golf Club?


We at OCG Studios are constantly developing our own apps, as well as developing apps for our clients. Our development team can develop cross-platform or native. We develop fun games for a younger audience, serious games, e-learning tools, interactive storybooks and business apps. We love crazy and fun ideas - let us solve the creative and technical problems.
We at OCG Studios are constantly developing our own apps, as well as developing apps for our clients.
Our development team can develop cross-platform or native. We develop fun games for a younger audience, serious games, e-learning tools, interactive storybooks and business apps.
We love crazy and fun ideas – let us solve the creative and technical problems.
Below you will find some projects that we are developing for clients, we cannot show every project, some clients release under their own name and brand, some projects are secret and some projects are in very early stages.
Here are some of the apps we are working on at the moment.


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Heat camera at tourist attraction spots woman's breast cancer
Posted 5:49 pm, October 24, 2019, by Tribune Media Wire
A trip to a tourist attraction in Scotland turned out to be a life-changing moment for one woman after a thermal camera detected she had breast cancer.
Bal Gill, 41, was looking back over images from her trip to Camera Obscura and World of Illusions, in Edinburgh, when she noticed a heat patch over her breast.
After making an appointment with her doctor, Gill was diagnosed with early stage breast cancer — but experts have warned that Gill was lucky and thermal imaging cameras are not effective in screening for the disease.
Gill, who visited the attraction in May, wrote to Camera Obscura following her diagnosis, telling staff she had searched Google for information about what the hot spot could mean and saw articles about breast cancer and thermal imaging cameras.
"I have now had two surgeries and have one to go to prevent it from spreading," she wrote in a letter published on the Camera Obscura website.
"I just wanted to say thank you: without that camera, I would never have known. I know it's not the intention of the camera but for me, it really was a life-changing visit."
Andrew Johnson, general manager of Camera Obscura and World of Illusions, said it was "amazing" Gill noticed the difference in the image and acted promptly.
"We wish her all the best with her recovery and hope to meet her and her family in the future," he said.
Gill may have had a lucky break thanks to a thermal imaging camera, but medical experts do not recommend using the devices for screening purposes.
Dr. Tracey Gillies, medical director at NHS Lothian, said her teams use digital mammography to detect breast cancer.
"Mammograms use low energy X-rays to create images which are interpreted by the clinical team," said Gillies in a statement.
"In the past thermal imagining cameras have been experimented with to detect cancer however this has never been a proven screening tool."
Caroline Rubin, vice president for clinical radiology at The Royal College of Radiologists, said there is no scientific evidence to suggest they are effective tools in screening for breast cancer or other medical conditions.
"The principle behind using thermography is that infrared heat cameras can be used to map patterns of heat and blood flow close to the surface of the body," said Rubin in a statement, who explained that cancer tumors generate heat as they tend to have a good blood supply but they vary hugely in size and position.
"Thermography devices are not sensitive or specific enough to be a trusted method to detect breast cancer — in Ms Gill's case the discovery was serendipitous."
Rubin said all women should make sure to attend routine mammography screening appointments.
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) also warns against using thermal cameras as a standalone diagnostic tool.
"Thermography is not a substitute for regular mammograms and should not be used in place of mammography for breast cancer screening or diagnosis," said the FDA in guidance issued February 2019.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month — an international campaign aimed at increasing awareness of the second most common cancer in women.
Some women are diagnosed with breast cancer after noticing symptoms, but many women with the disease have no symptoms at all.
Experts recommend getting mammograms from around the age of 40 to 50 onwards.
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Metro woman's holiday travel plans soured after passport stolen from her doorstep
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Man bought Olivia Newton-John's 'Grease' jacket and gave it back to her


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St Mary's Church Service
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Guess The Stars Competition
Mr Eyre has been busy painting the backdrop for the KS1 Nativity and decided to make a competition for the whole school to take part in. Everyone had to take a guess at how many tiny stars were in the night sky. The guesses ranged from 8 to infinity, with two children coming very close
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Christmas dinner is in full swing. Look how beautiful the lunch hall is, thanks to the kitchen team. The children have enjoyed turkey with all the trimmings and shared crackers and jokes with one another. Merry Christmas one and all.
Lantern Parade
On Friday 30th November, children, parents and carers from our school took part in a Lantern Parade through the centre of Thame. It was a milder night than previous years and John Hampdeners were out in force! It was a special scene and always marks the start of the Christmas season for Thame. The families
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Oxford City Cross Country
On 13th November, children from across Key Stage Two competed in the Oxford City Cross Country event at Oxford Spires Academy. The squad raced against teams from ten other schools and were a real credit to JHS throughout the day: they put huge amounts of effort into their own races and really supported each other. Our


Made to order to your size with one of the raw stone shape silver diamonds in the 2nd picture. You will receive a rustic and understated raw diamond, hammered sterling silver engagement ring and wedding band set as seen in the first picture. This set will be created for you in the heart of the Spiral River, with a rough diamond that's approximately 1 carat (4.5x.4.5x5mm) set in a claw/prong setting on a 2mm hammered, oxidized and brushed sterling silver ring band. The hammered wedding band will be shiny sterling silver.
Your diamond ring will come with the oxidized finish, and the wedding band will be shiny silver, unless you specify otherwise when you check out. The black patina on the sterling will gently wear over time and become like your favourite pair of well worn jeans.