Remove patient from exposure. Keep warm and at rest. Oxygen should be administered. If breathing has ceased apply artificial respiration using oxygen and a suitable mechanical device such as a bag and mask. Do not use mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. First aiders will require additional training in oxygen administration and the use of resuscitation techniques such as bag and mask.
Remove all contaminated clothing immediately. Wash the skin with plenty of water. Treat patient as for inhalation.
Immediately irrigate with water for at least ten minutes. Treat patient as for inhalation.
Do not give anything by mouth. Treat patient as for inhalation.
HSE advises that oxygen administration is the most useful initial treatment for cyanide poisoning. This means where cyanides are used at least one person should be trained to administer oxygen.
If breathing has stopped artificial respiration is essential. In the past, safety data sheets have advised that mouth-to-mouth resuscitation should not be used, because of the possible risk of secondary poisoning to the first aider. Manual techniques of artificial respiration are extremely inefficient so an alternative mechanical resuscitation device, through which oxygen can be given, is needed. The simplest solution is a bag and mask device connected to an oxygen supply. Other types of equipment could be used but in all cases the employer will have a responsibility to ensure that the first aider is trained to use the device.
HSE recommends that employers discuss the arrangements for the medical treatment of cyanide poisoning with their local hospital (Accident and Emergency Department) or other provider of medical care.
We have provided in-house first aid training to organisation in London for many years but during 2010 we will start running open courses for organisation to send staff to.


DAILY SASS: I'm still here!
First off let me just note that I have been INCREDIBLY busy lately (as you can assume) so fear not I'll respond to all comments and check out all your blogs and all that you've been up to after I finish writing this, because, to be honest...I miss you all. Yes I've admitted it! I MISS YOU GUYS LIKE CRAZY CAKES!!
so last post I left off on the morning of Graduation so I thought I'd show you some highlights of my Highschool graduation!
Its a small school on the slopes of diamond head and its just lovely.
I'm also in a tiny class, in sixth grade there was only 13 of us and I graduated in a class of 25.
plus, lets be honest, our outfits are much cuter than cap and gown.
Our class song was a medley of Come Sail Away by Styx, The Call by Regina Spector and Count on Me by Bruno Mars, which at first I wasn't crazy about, but it ended up sounding really good!
and believe it or not, I took hula lessons for 6 years!
So we had a guest speaker and two speeches but the main thing I was focusing on was getting that diploma!!
you're looking at an official La Pietra Alum/High School Graduate!
And I couldn't be more excited!!
because in Hawaii you get leis!
Its how you celebrate here!
I was tickled bright red in excitement! So many of my sweet nice friends showed up and it just warmed my heart knowing that I have so many people in my life that care about me!
the day after grad I started my new job, which is at this local boutique called Cinnamon Girl which has been crazy! I've never worked retail before and I never realized how fun/scary/exciting it can be! All retail workers deserve A LOT of credit!
he's a kiwi dontcha know!
I felt like a real housewife!
the rest of my time has just been spent either: working or with my best friend!
but I promise to blog more! After today's closing shift, I don't have work till friday!
Oh and tomorrow I'm doing something with my hair, so be prepared for a surprise!
I hope all of you have a lovely sunday/ lovely week!
and let me know what graduations are like where you are from, or how you're highschool graduation went!
I FRICKEN LOVE COME SAIL AWAY. That is so cute! Ever since they played that song at the prom in Freaks and Geeks, I want to go to a prom in america and dance to come sail away!!
Your graduation looks so amazing!!! I'm so jealous and want to immediately move to Hawaii. Hula dancing and leis!! And I love your Armani dress. Totes hot.
What a beautiful graduation!! You look so pretty!! Why is it everyone's already out of school? California schools get out so late-- mine is June 24.
And your dresses were amazing!
oh my gosh i wish we could play dress up in real life too!


Last night Sofar Sounds met in the hidden gem of a venue, The Rococo Cafe on Liverpool Lord Street; to perform their wonderful mash of music genres. Jessica Jayne Sharpe & James Ainsworth hit the Rococo Cafe to find out the fuss of Sofar Sessions.
The great thing about Sofar Sounds is that the fact that they showcase lots of different styles of music is a main one, you can go from one extreme to another you can be listening to smooth mellow jazz band then go for a quick ciggie and there will be an indie rock singer setting up on. The stage and Thai is the type of variety you want from a gig like Sofar Sounds. This way it keeps the audience interested and involved because if you look around the room the audience is filled with respectful people all following the rules but don't be put off by the word rules there not so much a strict following more like general gig etiquette especially in such a such a close up interment like Sofar Sounds, if you are going to attend these sessions you have to leave your phones out of the way so you don't get distracted and just sit and enjoy every act the night has to offer.
It's such a chilled out vibe in the atmosphere everyone sits there listening to the artist performing. Sofar Sounds organiser Mel would introduce every act and would give a background of the artist that helps to give you a better understatement of the style that the artist is trying to portray.
The first act of the night was musician Johnny Sands, the son of a Persian jazz musician. After traveling for a while Johnny decided to settle in Liverpool where he signed to Baltic Records in 2015, he performs very frequently at Liverpool venues he also performs in Manchester and even has monthly gigs in London, but for tonight Johnny was set up in the Rococo Cafe on Lord Street Liverpool where he set up with his acoustic guitar in hand to perform his choice of four songs his choice of his songs where very mellow and relaxing indie styled music, he performed his third single "A Friend" which has been proved to have been a huge success with lots of successful feedback from BBC and is on the radar of the UK premium radio tastemakers.
Jack the Rapper, unlike his ripper counterpart was god-dang awesome, with his lyrics like silk, that flowed like….milk? OK, I'm not a rapper in fact, I dislike rap, it's just never appealed to me, but Jack The Rapper is certainly one on my 'to buy' list. Combing comedy stylings effortlessly with fast, free flowing lyrics and with beard on point, Jack took the stage alongside his friend on guitar who accompanied the vocals beautifully.
After a short break, Wild Rossa And The '88 came to close the night. Well, as soon as they pulled out a tenor saxophone and a snare drum played with brushes, I was sold! The quintet played their beautiful collaboration of jazz, reggae and blues alongside Wild Rossa's sassy vocals, which was very San Cisco-esque. The group mixed the genres amazingly, with each layer adding something different to the grove. Audience member Kathryn Burns said that the saxophonist alternated well between a nice breathy tone to solid one, to accommodate for different improvisation styles. The group ended with a flawless cover of a Craig David song, that was a fabulous end to an impeccable night and that was it, shame, we wanted more.
Sofar Sounds return on July 22nd at an unknown location in the City Centre. You can apply for tickets now at SofarSounds.com/Liverpool and be quick, they sell out.


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The World In A Week – A Sisyphean Task
By Clive Goldthorpe Comments Off on The World In A Week – A Sisyphean Task
Welcome to the new title of our weekly publication – 'The World In A Week'. This replaces our previous 'Windy' title as it better describes what we are researching and publishing. The content will remain the same and this week we are focusing on 'A Sisyphean Task'
King Sisyphus as punishment for believing himself smarter than Zeus was forced to roll a huge boulder up a hill each day, hampered every step of the way by winged demons, only for it to return to the bottom each morning.
Politicians are showing themselves to be modern day Sisyphus', thinking they are smarter than they are, trying to make deals when there are no more deals to be made. Their boulder can be characterised as Brexit or the US Government shut downs, their winged demons are the opposition parties and our punishment is to watch the futile battle of gradient versus gravity depicted as the infamous can forever being kicked down the road.
The closure of the US government
The effects of the record-breaking US government shutdown has already rippled through the US economy, adding to the woes of companies already scarred by a slowing economy, ongoing trade disputes and a turbulent stock market.
It stems from the Republicans and the Democrats trying to agree the funding extension of the US budget. Agreement was made before Christmas; however, President Trump threw in a curve ball demanding funding for his wall to be included. An agreement could not be reached, which forced a sizeable portion of the US government to be shutdown. This standoff lasted 35 days and has only been given a short repeal for three weeks. Why the trouble to find a centre ground? From the charts below, in 2004, both parties shared a large centre ground, arguably brought about from the aftermath of the terrorist attacks in 2001. Since then the parties have moved steadily apart and the polar views have never been wider.
So, it comes as no shock that a deal is struggling to be made between the two parties and that boulder keeps being pushed up the hill, only to end up right where it started.
Trying to agree on Brexit
Roll the boulder up the hill. Let it fall. Put forward a deal for Brexit. Let it fail. Last week Parliament could not decide, so it left the Prime Minister backing an amendment that rejected the deal she had previously negotiated, a deal that was the final deal, and go try a bit harder. This promise of renegotiating the Withdrawal Agreement, something that was impossible a couple of weeks ago and made more so by the EU rejecting further negotiations, does this create a new definition of futile?
The boulder in this tale is Jeremy Corbyn, looking to delay the decision at every step, without knowing what that would achieve.
The legally binding agreement to extend Article 50 failed, so a non-binding version was passed. Parliament has said it does not want a 'no deal' but refuses to take the option off the table. The government backed an amendment and would like to find alternative arrangements; however, apart from yet to be identified new technological solution, nobody knows what the alterative arrangement should be.
Has there always been a boulder?
We have always had politics, politicians and policymakers to worry about. The only certainty is that we will always have uncertainty. What does that mean for investments? Should we not invest? Absolutely not. It does mean we should invest on fundamentals and most importantly for the long-term. We can be cognisant of political ineptitude but not let it drive our decision making.

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If you are like many Christian men these days, you battle forces and responsibilities flying at you from every angle. Family, faith, career, recreation .... the list is endless, and so is the swirl of dust in your wake as you hit Mach 5 just to keep up. That's life on the front lines.
Balancing your roles is tough. You may be provider, executive, handyman, husband, father, leader. You spend your waking hours making a living ... but are you making a life?
Truth is, many people would agree with John Lennon: all we need is love. And to be honest, that sentimentis often supported by quoting the Bible. It was Jesus himself who said in John 13:14 "A new commandment I give you: love one another. As I have loved you must love one another. By this everyone will know that you are my disciples,if you love one another." There is one big problem with talking about 'love' though: what do people mean when they say 'Love?' It's so difficult to pin down, at least it is in English.
Why, I can say, I love my wife, I love bacon and chocolate cake, I love the feel of a new razor when I'm shaving and I love having a quiet cup of coffee in the morning while reading and it all makes sense to us. Everyone knows, or at least I hope they know,that my love for my wife and my love for bacon are not the same thing and yet we use the same word. And this one-word-fits-all-feelings business we find in English makes the translation of the Bible from Greek, the original language of the New Testament, into English, really difficult.
The Greek language had 4 primary ways to talk about feelings that we use the one word 'love' to translate and three of these words are found in the New Testament.
The first word is storge (Romans 12:10) and it is the kind of affection you find In a family between parents and children. It's a rarely used Greek word but we all know that there is something different about the way family members feel about one another. The Greeks recognized this and they had a word for family affection: storge.
Next is eros which at its core is a feeling of passion or a desire for intimacy. It's a sensual word. You get it, I'm sure. We get a number of eros-y kinds of words from it, but it is usually translated: love.
Then, there is philia.This word was used to talk about friendship… brotherhood… mutual respect. This word was used when someone wanted to express a deep bond between people. We use this word today: Philadelphia is the City of Brotherly Love.
Then there is the word agape. (ahgapay) This word was used to talk about what we might call selfless love… it is a word that means: to always be thinking of what you can do that is the very best for another person without expecting anything whatsoever in return.
The word agape has an interesting history that starts when the Jews translated the Old Testament from its original Hebrew into Greek about 200 years before Jesus was born. They called this translation the Septuagint and that's another story in itself. What the Jewish translators did was use this word 'agape' to describe the kind of love God continually showed to the Jews. The way the Jewish scholars saw it, even though God often got nothing in return from the Jews, he was always doing whatever he could do to give the Jewish people what was best for them.
The Jews could see that God's love for them had been consistently selfless and so they used this word 'agape'to describe God's feelings for them. But, and I think this is really interesting, until recently there were no known records of this word being used in any ancient, secular sources until after the translation of the Septuagint. So, scholars for centuries just figured that the Jews had simply made up this word and that it wasn't really a word at all just something the Jews made up since most people believed that this kind of love was an impossibility and nobody, God in particular, would have loved the Jews like this. So, even though we find agape in the Septuagint a lot, scholars just figured the word didn't really exist until the Jews dreamed it up as a way to brag about their relationship with God.
Well, in the last century a pre-Septuagint secular source was found containing the use of 'agape' in theway the Jews had used it and so we know now that the Jews didn't make it up; they were simply employing a Greek word that was rarely used because, seriously, hardly anyone continually does what is best for someone, constantly looks out for them and shows them great affection without ever expecting anything in return. And yet here is where this all gets practical for us as we study the Sermon on the Mount. Even though we rarely see this kind of love in action in the world, this is exactly the kind of love that Jesus was talking about in his New Commandment when he said 'Love one another,' to his disciples and it is the kind of love that he expects us to show one another. It's also the only kind of love that will prove to the world that we are disciples of Jesus.
What Jesus did for his disciples was unimaginable. Foot washing was the rarely-if-ever-required task of the lowest of house slaves. It's no wonder Peter didn't want anything to do with Jesus washing his feet at first. But, this action on Jesus' part is the core of what he meant when he said, "As I have loved you, you must love one another." It was as if he was saying, 'I have set aside every ounce of my position and my privilege as your Rabbi and your Lord and I am doing this for you to show you how deeply I want only what is best for you and I want you to do this same sort of thing for one another!" And the first thing this screams out to me is this: if I am really going to separate the trivial things in my life from the few essential things, if I am serious about choosing to live a life characterized by the essential, few, important things, the place I have to start is deep in my own heart. I have to eliminate every vestige of selfishness, along with every hint of entitlement, pride and self-aggrandizement. The first voice I must hear is the voice of Jesus who not only commanded us to surrender to the selflessness of agape, but then said the way that the world will know we belong to him is by loving one another in this unimaginable, rarely seen way called 'agape.' Here is the voice of Jesus telling us what is essential when it comes to loving others: "To you who are listening I say: Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you, pray for those who mistreat you. If someone slaps you on one cheek, turn to them the other also. If someone takes your coat, do not withhold your shirt from them. Give to everyone who asks you, and if anyone takes what belongs to you, do not demand it back. Do to others as you would have them do to you. If you love those who love you, what credit is that to you? Even sinners love those who love them. And if you do good to those who are good to you, what credit is that to you? Even sinners do that. And if you lend to those from whom you expect repayment, what credit is that to you? Even sinners lend to sinners, expecting to be repaid in full. But love your enemies, do good to them, and lend to them without expecting to get anything back. Then your reward will be great, and you will be children of the Most High, because he is kind to the ungrateful and wicked. Be merciful, just as your Father is merciful." (Luke 6:27-36).
When you gather up all of this: the meaning of agape is Jesus' command that we love one another. It is the clear, essential necessity of living an 'other-centered' life. Taken all together these scream 'community' to me. Here's why: there is no possibility of living out the kind of love that Jesus calls us to in a relational cocoon. We have to be in relationships with others to show this kind of love. There has to be an object of our 'agape' or it can't simply be an ideal that we believe in; it has to be lived out in the reality of real life or it is all just words. And the more I've thought about this it has become apparent to me that this is the only kind of 'love' that will build true community: meeting each week and being friends is good, having a deep bond with someone can give life significance, but love that is selfless that never seeks its own advantage that does whatever is necessary to bring the best into someone else's life with no expectation of the love being returned, now that changes everything.
Can you imagine what it would be like to live in a community of people that are all looking out for one another in this way? Can you imagine what it would be like to be always thinking of others and yet at the same moment living in the confidence that there were others in your life who were equally concerned about you and your life? Jesus must not have thought this kind of life is a dream because it is literally what he commanded us to do. This is why Ministry to Men makes such an effort to help gather men into small groups, so that men can experienceand then hopefully spread this kind of agape. They don't go to the trouble just to make it possible for guys to have more friends. That of course is importantbut that isn't the ultimate goal and they don't go to the trouble to create opportunities to just learn doctrinal thing. It is also important that we grow in the knowledge of our faith together but that isn't the ultimate goal of community, either. No, I think they go to great efforts to help us become a part of a small community of fellow followers of Jesus because it is within these kinds of relationships that we can best obey the command of Jesus: to love one another. Agape one another and in the process of us all loving others and others loving us in this generally-never-seen agape way, we will show the world that we belong to Jesus. I believe that there may be no better proof of the truth of the gospel than seeing the selfless love of Jesus lived out in community.
John Lennon was not quite right when he sang, 'All you need is love.' There are a few other essentials that we need besides love but we do need love, we need to give it and receive it and that love is a love that we can define, it is selfless, other-centered, merciful, forgiving and generous. It has no expectations, it is agape. And it is the kind of love that is best lived out in a community of fellow followers of Jesus. And Jesus says that when we do the hard work of making this kind of love and the community of his people essentials in our lives we will change the world.


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Q: How to create WP Editor using javascript I am trying to create some kind of repeated fields and for that, I want to create a new wp editor with some unique ID.
So my question is there any way to create wp_editor using any js? same as we get using <?php wp_editor() ?> WordPress function.
I have tried using
tinyMCE .init( { mode : "exact" , elements : "accordion_icon_description_"+response.success.item_count });

but it prints very basic editor which is I think not same as of WordPress post content field editor

A: Thanks to Jacob Peattie's comment I can answer this using JS only. Actually we did something similar, but prior 4.8 and it wasn't this easy, so we did use wp_editor() in the end. But now, you can do so using wp.editor object in JavaScript. There are 3 main functions

*

*wp.editor.initialize = function( id, settings ) {
Where id is

The HTML id of the textarea that is used for the editor.
  Has to be jQuery compliant. No brackets, special chars, etc.

and settings is either an object
{
    tinymce: {
        // tinymce settings
    },
    quicktags: {
        buttons: '..'
    }
}

with these TinyMCE settings. Instead of any of the 3 objects (settings itself, tinymce or quicktags) you can use true to use the defaults.

*wp.editor.remove = function( id ) {
Is quite self-explanatory. Remove any editor instance that was created via wp.editor.initialize.

*wp.editor.getContent = function( id ) {
Well, get the content of any editor created via wp.editor.initialize.

Usage could look like so
var countEditors = 0;
$(document).on('click', 'button#addEditor', function() {
    var editorId = 'editor-' + countEditors;
    // add editor in HTML as <textarea> with id editorId
    // give it class wp-editor
    wp.editor.initialize(editorId, true);
    countEditors++;
});
$(document).on('click', 'button.removeEditor', function() {
   // assuming editor is under the same parent
   var editorId = $(this).parent().find('.wp-editor');
   wp.editor.remove(editorId);
});

As the content will be automatically posted, it is not needed in this example. But you could always retrieve it via wp.editor.getContent( editorId )

A: WP 5.3.2
Currently building a plugin with Ajax page loading, needed to get data from multiple WP editors that are dynamicly loaded.

NOTE: Below example is for the wp-admin area, if you want this for the
  front-end you may need to extend.

1.
Make sure editor scripts are loaded with:
add_action( 'admin_enqueue_scripts', 'load_admin_scripts');
function load_admin_scripts() {
  // Do NOT load it on every admin page, create some logic to only load on your pages
  wp_enqueue_editor();
}

2.
Get editor textarea with Ajax (PHP):
function your_ajax_get_editor_callback() {
  // Note: every editor needs its own unique name and id
  return '<textarea name="my-wp-editor" id="my-wp-editor" rows="12" class="myprefix-wpeditor">The value from database here :-)</textarea>';
}

3.
Use Ajax JS script to load and remove the WP editors on Ajax success callback.

I'm still playing around with all the available tinymce plugins, see
  TinyMCE docs and note that WP has renamed some of them. Check
  wp-includes/js/tinymce/plugins. In the example below I've added
  fullscreen, a handy plugin that's default off.

var active_editors = [];

function ajax_succes_callback() {
  remove_active_editors();
  init_editors();
}

function remove_active_editors() {
  $.each( active_editors, function( i, editor_id ) {
    wp.editor.remove(editor_id);
  }
  active_editors = [];
}

function init_editors() {

  $.each( $('.myprefix-wpeditor'), function( i, editor ) {

    var editor_id = $(editor).attr('id');
    wp.editor.initialize(
      editor_id,
      {
        tinymce: {
          wpautop: true,
          plugins : 'charmap colorpicker compat3x directionality fullscreen hr image lists media paste tabfocus textcolor wordpress wpautoresize wpdialogs wpeditimage wpemoji wpgallery wplink wptextpattern wpview',
          toolbar1: 'bold italic underline strikethrough | bullist numlist | blockquote hr wp_more | alignleft aligncenter alignright | link unlink | fullscreen | wp_adv',
          toolbar2: 'formatselect alignjustify forecolor | pastetext removeformat charmap | outdent indent | undo redo | wp_help'
        },
        quicktags: true,
        mediaButtons: true,
      }
    );

    // Save id for removal later on
    active_editors.push(editor_id);

  });

}

4.
Get the content from each editor with:
function get_editor_content() {

  // NOTE: in my app the code below is inside a fields iteration (loop)

  var editor_id = $(field).attr('id');

  var mce_editor = tinymce.get(editor_id);
  if(mce_editor) {
    val = wp.editor.getContent(editor_id); // Visual tab is active
  } else {
    val = $('#'+editor_id).val(); // HTML tab is active
  }

}

Pointers:

*

*Use wp.editor.initialize(editor_id_here) on a clean <textarea>, do not use wp_editor() for html output.

*Make sure you remove the editor with wp.editor.remove(editor_id) if its no longer present in the dom. If you do not do this, the editor init will fail when you load the editor (dynamicly) for a second time.

*Getting the editor content is different for each tab (Visual / HTML)

NOTE: The above code samples are not fully tested and may contain some
  errors. I have it fully working in my app. It's purely to get
  you going.

A: You need to use wp_enqueue_editor(); first to output the editor scripts, stylesheets, and default settings. You can find this documented here wp_enqueue_editor()
You need to remove true from function like so: wp.editor.initialize(editorId);

A: tinymce.execCommand( 'mceAddEditor', true, element.id );

did the trick for me.
Thanks to Goran Jakovljevic's answer on: How to load wp_editor via AJAX

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At this year's EASTEC trade show May 14-16th in Springfield, MA you will have the opportunity to hear from a variety of keynote speakers at no additional cost. These people have been carefully selected as industry experts who can provide insight about a variety of topics related to manufacturing. The main focus for this year will be: The Economic Outlook for Manufacturing & Engaging a Multi-Generational Workforce. All presentations will be held at the SME Zone in Building #1 booth 1164 from 9:15-10:15am.
The show will start strong with a presentation from Marty Guay the VP of Business Development for Stanley Black & Decker. If you're an entrepreneur, or a new start-up, this discussion is one you don't want to miss. Mr. Guay will be focusing on how Stanley Black & Decker is working with these new businesses through the STANLY+Techstars Additive Manufacturing Accelerator program to provide both financing and mentorship with the goal of growing the manufacturing community and developing new innovations at a rapid speed.
The discussion on Wednesday will be led by Alan Beaulieu the President and Principal of ITR Economics. It seems that everyone can feel the impending economic changes but you may not have done all that you can to prepare your business ahead of time. You'll want to be sure to attend this presentation to make sure you've taken the steps necessary to prepare for future economic shifts. There are reliable indicators we can look at to help us set realistic expectations and prepare a solid business plan for the remainder of this year as well as 2020.
The show will wrap up Thursday with a keynote panel including: Denise Ball the Workforce Development Specialist for Tooling U-SME as the moderator, MaryAnn Pacelli the National Program Manager for Manufacturing Extension Partnership, Michael Munday the CEO and Owner of Arwood Machine Corporation and David Dussault the CEO for P1 Holdings, Inc. This team of experts will be focusing on how you can build your workforce for the future. Many manufacturing workers are planning to retire in the coming years which will leave a large hole for employers to fill. In order to bring on new employees you'll need to be prepared to reach multiple generations. For many companies this will mean rethinking how they pursue candidates, what training looks like for new employees, and how they mentor workers over the years. While focusing on bringing in new worker's employers will also need to capture the knowledge of their more senior employees before they head into retirement. This keynote address will provide information and suggestions in all of these areas.
If you have questions about the EASTEC show or the presentations being offered Brooks Associates is here to help. After attending the show for many years we have a tremendous amount of information we can share to help our customers get the most out of their time there.
Markforged has taken several new approaches to help customers maximize the use of their Markforged 3D printers. If you've got one of their products and haven't yet taken advantage of these great offerings we highly recommend you take a look. For those of you considering the purchase of a 3D printer this year, consider the value you'll get by partnering with a company that is doing so much to guarantee your success.
Markforged University – in order to have a successful additive manufacturing adoption in your company your designers and engineers absolutely must have complete understanding of all things related to 3D printing. To make sure that happens Markforged created Markforged University, an additive manufacturing certification process that ensures that your personnel have the skills to succeed. You can select from a course focused on composites, metals, or both. We will make sure you know how to design parts for the additive process, select good applications for 3D printing, and optimize for part performance. There are also advanced classes available to help you make a strong business case for the use of additive manufacturing.
Both of these programs are the designed with the primary goal of educating customers to get the most out of their investment. Markforged also offers a variety of webinars and blog articles on a regular basis to further help customers maximize their potential. If you need more information on any of these programs, contact Brooks Associates today. 3D printing is becoming a bigger and bigger piece of today's manufacturing, don't let your company get left in the dust.
The OMAX 55100 is one of the original OMAX abrasive waterjet products. Through the years customers have noticed that it has continued to be a top seller without any major changes in the appearance of the system. While it may look from the outside that this machine has been the same for 20 years, it turns out that if you pull back the covers you'll find some major advances in technology.
The 55100 is a 55" x 100" table that comes with the OMAX Premium Software Package, Intelli-MAX, the EnduroMAX pump system, and incredible precision capabilities. Customers love the versatility that this machine offers. Large sheets of material can pass through the table giving it capabilities far beyond its size. Accuracy of +.-.001" can be achieved and virtually any material can be cut at up to 12" thick.
Let's look behind the curtain of this amazing waterjet system. While the improvements and changes to this machine have been countless over the years, a few have really stood out. The major release of software upgrades recently resulted in dramatic improvements on cutting speeds, smoother edge quality capabilities, and higher accuracy for micro-machining of small parts. In addition, the new software includes the ability to support new accessories such as the rotary axis, the 5-axis cutting head, and new abrasive delivery systems.
The EnduroMAX pump was a real game changer for the 55100. This new revision of the direct drive style pump has taken OMAX in a whole new direction. Doubling the life of the consumables, increasing cutting pressures and cutting speeds, and reducing maintenance - the EnduroMAX has been truly revolutionary. While many customers were nervous to see any changes to what they consider to be the heart of the machine, everyone has agreed that the EnduroMAX is the way of the future.
The table itself has seen changes with the addition of the diamond cutting head, the bulk abrasive delivery system, and the scissor plumbing. All of these changes have reduced maintenance frequency and improved accuracy. Customers are no longer waiting a few days for long lengths of high pressure plumbing to ship across the country, instead they're up and running again in just a few hours.
With all of these changes OMAX has been careful to preserve the features that serve their customers the most. The ability to completely submerge the table to keep the cutting process clean and quiet still remains. Every 55100 continues to be tested as a complete unit including the pump and software before it ever leaves the factory floor. And of course the 55100 continues to be manufactured in Kent, WA. If your shop is looking for an abrasive waterjet with a proven track record of reliability and accuracy give Brooks Associates a call today to set-up a demo and test cut.


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At Marlborough, we inspire young women to become change agents. By helping to connect them with issues and organizations that align with their passions and skills, students learn how to make a lasting, meaningful difference in the world around them. Along the way they build greater empathy, a deeper understanding of important social justice and human rights concerns, and the knowledge that they have both the power and the responsibility to use their voices in service to and in support of others.
With two full-time employees leading work fueled by students and weaving it through our curriculum as well as our advisory program, the Social Justice and Community Partnerships Department is guided by the following principles:
Authentic Advocacy
We do not mandate a minimum number of service hours because we want student volunteerism to be rooted in a passion, not simply serve as a box to check. This approach not only enriches the girls' learning experience, but also ensures that our non-profit partners benefit as well.
Over 60% of Marlborough students voluntarily dedicate their time in support of their communities. When girls ask for volunteer opportunities we ensure that each one receives a personalized, one-on-one exploratory meeting to find what causes truly speak to her tap into her unique skill set, the tools she needs to succeed as a valued volunteer, and space for reflection to ensure that our students are not only volunteering, but also expanding their personal efficacy and empathy. Our girls know what it means to be mission driven, even as volunteers
Student-led clubs are a significant part of school life and serve as one entry point to social activism for our girls. During any given lunch period, they are sitting together, strategizing how to take their club to the next level. Over the past few years, many clubs have evolved from discussion-based groups into action-research cohorts. There are more than 40 active clubs on campus with the majority focused on social justice themes, including access to education, criminal justice reform, and the rights of women and girls around the world. Clubs are student run, but guided by a faculty advisor.
The more knowledgeable and informed our students are, the better allies and advocates they can be. That is why social justice is not just a co-curricular effort, it is a part of their classroom learning as well. Starting in 7th Grade, students are introduced to digital citizenship through the lens of social justice, for which they create an advocacy campaign on behalf of a nonprofit.
Combining their newly acquired technological tools and research skills, they learn what it means to be a true ally by practicing the art of listening when they are asked to interview a representative from the nonprofit. The class concludes with students speaking up by advocating through presentation on behalf of the nonprofit of their choice.
Bookending their time at Marlborough, the new Social Justice Capstone is limited to seniors who demonstrate a previous commitment to volunteerism and asks them to draw upon the knowledge they have obtained throughout their previous experiences and Marlborough course work. Students dedicate the summer before their senior year to working at their nonprofit and their first semester of the school year to researching a proposed capstone project that is mutually agreed upon by the nonprofit. The project is executed in the second semester of her senior year. Reflection is a theme that is carried through the entire course from start to end
Work around equity within diversity is best demonstrated through our affinity groups. Our student-led affinity groups are each guided by two faculty members and are a safe space for students that identify as Middle Eastern/Arab, Latinx, African-American, Asian/Pacific Islander, LGBTQ+, and Jewish.
Our affinity groups are thoughtful and powerful. We do not shy away from discourse around difficult topics such as racism, discrimination, and prejudice. Their community building transcends students as they lead efforts to create inclusion for their families within the Marlborough community.
These groups openly take on the tremendous responsibility of presenting themes around diversity, equity, and inclusion to the entire school. Within the last two years they have bravely presented, speaking from personal experience, on the topics of microaggressions and identity intersectionality.
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Violets Giving Circle
Violets' Giving Circle (VGC) is a student-initiated, donor advised philanthropic organization committed to furthering the educational opportunities of underprivileged women and girls in the Los Angeles area.
Our board consists entirely of Marlborough juniors and seniors, providing leadership opportunities for members while benefiting the community at large.
Our goal is to learn the practice of philanthropy while advocating for the community. We carefully review grant proposals and conduct site visits in order to allocate the money we raise to organizations that we feel match our mission statement.
Through corporate sponsorship, private donations, and school wide fundraisers VGC has donated over $200,000 to organizations supporting underprivileged women and girls in Los Angeles.
Our main fundraising event is a fashion show hosted every two years to raise funds to donate during granting years. Our fashions shows consist of student designs, silent and live auctions, and local vendors.
Gaby C. '20 honored by Councilmember Ryu for her involvement in Marlborough's commitment to use 100% renewable electricity by 2030.
Unscripted & Unstoppable
Marlborough's Alumnae Council leaders joined students on campus to recognize International Day of the Girl.
It All Starts With a Question
New to Marlborough this year, Capstone Projects allow highly motivated seniors to pursue a passion outside of the school's core curriculum.
Photo by Eliza Zimmerman '19
Each year just before Christmas, Homeboy Industries hosts their annual holiday party for the families of over 200 formerly gang-involved and previously incarcerated men and women.
Tickets to "Rebels With A Cause: A Street Style Fashion Show" and Auction On Sale Now
Proceeds will be granted by Violets' Giving Circle to local women and girls in need.
Cooking for the Community
Shared Plates
Marlborough's Cooking for the Community Club joined 100 other groups around Los Angeles in the fight against hunger, food waste, and unemployment by hosting meals in support of LA Kitchen.
Marlborough Contributes to Hurricane Harvey Donation Drive
The Marlborough community donated supplies to Magic Johnson & West Angeles Church Hurricane Harvey donation drive.
As her office gears up for another busy year of service learning, Community Outreach Program Head Pamela Wright shares life moments that inspired her work.
"Each day that I volunteer I hear parts of people's stories, and I am so inspired by the strength of the patients and their families."
Q+A: Sophia D. '19
Sophia D. '19 answers three questions about her work with Girl Up.
Edina H. '19 Coached Odyssey of the Mind Team to 3rd Place at World Championship
"Winning was really amazing because it felt like all of my team's hard work paid off."
Marlborough's "Cool Kids" on ABC7
ABC7 featured Violets Giving Circle co-chairs Alexa B. '17 and Allegra S. '17 as part of their "Cool Kids" news segment.
Sophia Z. '19 accepted to ACLU Summer Advocacy Institute
Civil Rights pioneers, current youth activists, lawyers, lobbyists and elected officials will work with students to explore the importance of defending and advancing civil liberties.
Fundraising Through Fashion, Feminism by Amanda Wells Lovrien '95, Violets' Giving Circle Advisor
Violets' Giving Circle Raises over $60,000 for women and girls in Los Angeles
Spirit and Service Rule Spirit Week 2017
Congratulations to our community on another successful Spirit Week, with over 2800 items collected for non-profit organizations.
Kyra K. '19 Expands Art Program Serving LA Homeless Youth
After securing a grant from the Karma for Cara Foundation, Kyra hopes to continue expanding her volunteer art class partnership with LA Family Housing.
Girl Up
Led by Teen Advisor Sophia D. '19, Marlborough Hosts Girl Up Leadership Summit
"At the summit, I witnessed girls connecting in order to focus on ways to make a difference and advocate for change, which left me feeling that the summit could actually make a meaningful difference in the lives of the girls that Girl Up seeks to help," said Sophia.
This Year, Spirit Week Includes Charitable Giving
This year the Community Outreach Department introduced a new element to Spirit Week, asking classes to compete in bringing donated items for charities both locally and globally. The results were amazing!
Marlborough Student Charitable Fund Supports High-Risk Teenage Girls
Student Organization Grants $40,000 to Four Los Angeles-Based Organizations
Annie G. '16 Featured in Teen Vogue for her Work with Girl Up
Whether raising awareness for issues like early pregnancy or lack of clean water, Annie helps people understand that girls can—and already do—influence the world in great ways.


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68. The General 48:29
Deploy your cowcatcher and join Laci and Matt as they unpack Buster Keaton's action-comedy classic, The General (1927). Often considered the greatest of all silent films, it is undoubtedly an impressive technical achievement... but can the jaded and cynical people of today enjoy a movie like this 100 years later after it was made? Listen and find o…
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In this episode of Thirty Pop, Luke hops on a call with decades-spanning pop culture icon Nia Peeples to look back at the premiere of The Party Machine with Nia Peeples. They discuss her relationship with Janet Jackson, with celebrity, and ultimately with herself. *Stream this week's Thirty Pop 1990 Mixtape Playlist: * Apple Music | Spotify MERCH C…
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To officially kick off 2021 we review Soul, We Can Be Heroes, and Wonder Woman 1984 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/a-podcast-named-tim/support
#176 Cobra 1:36:00
It's the triumphant return of Cannon-uary, with Sylvester Stallone's bizarro-world version of Beverly Hills Cop: Cobra! What's with Chekov's matchstick? Why is there almost no plot whatsoever? Who cut this down to 80-some minutes? Plus, gratuitous violence, dummy deaths, and all sorts of nonsense. All this and more!"NewsSting, Ouroboros" Kevin MacL…
Dead Man On Campus, Starring Tom Everett Scott and Mark-Paul Gosselaar! 52:46
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Episode One Hundred Ninety-Four: Short-Stack, Short-Round 2:13:21
This is unlike anything WhereAmI? Has ever witnessed. He's not even ready for it. No, like, for real, as we continue the episode, he proves himself less and less able to handle this shit. What have I done? How high have I become? Oh yeah, this one's fucked up. Here's a trigger-warning for shit about to get fucked up. Don't believe me? Well, wait fo…
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Luke's most recent addition to the Thirty Pop rotating cast of co-hosts, Charles Coats, shares a little 90210 memory from his childhood in California. If you have a story you'd like to share on Thirty Pop, email thirtypoppodcast@gmail.com! Be sure to follow and tag Thirty Pop on Facebook Twitter & Instagram! This show is made possible by patrons li…
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Episode 236: Hollow Man (2000) 52:27
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200 – Top Ten 80s Sci-Fi Movies 58:35
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I wish I could say my year has begun on the right foot, but it really hasn't. Just because the number on the calendar changed doesn't mean shit can't still come out of nowhere to ruin your day. Here's to a happy new year of more problems brought on by the people around me and making me indirectly involved with their terrible decision making! gin-gi…
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#175 Back to the Future (Clip) 3:59
17d ago 3:59
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#174 Santa Claus: The Movie 1:48:25
Merry Christmas, gang! We're tackling a truly odd duck of a movie: Santa Claus: The Movie! Why is John Lithgow wearing these enormous teeth? Why does this movie spend 50 minutes doing Santa's life story with absolutely, positively no conflict whatsoever? What's going on with the workshop? Why are all these children flying!? All this and more! "News…
Episode 234: Elf (2003) 45:11
An elf raised at the North Pole discovers that he's actually a human, and leaves Santa's workshop to find his father in New York City. For this year's Christmas episode, we chat about where all the Ray's Pizza locations have gone, the 80s sitcom that Buddy the Elf would have felt at home in, and the holiday song that *should* be canceled. Then we p…
KYD 092 - Will Vinton's A Claymation Christmas Celebration 48:17
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199 – Silent Night Deadly Night 1:45:17
Have you been nice…or have you been naughty? Gidgit is joined by jolly Huw from the Undead Wookie Podcast to cover the controversial 1984 Christmas slasher horror film Silent Night, Deadly Night. https://soundcloud.com/huw-lloyd-2 … Read moreBy Gidgit, Angry, ACPN
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When you care enough to send the very best, you give a Hallmark card. When you care enough to watch 40 new Christmas movies each year with the same 5 plot lines, you binge Hallmark movies. Mike and Anthony are taking a dive into the Hallmark movie empire and discuss how this concoction of assembly line style of repetitive plots, actors, and fake sn…
"The Christmas Chronicles" Both of them. 1:25:50
Ho Ho Ho! Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell's epic beard have changed the way we view Mr. and Mrs. Claus for the better in the Christmas Chronicles, parts 1 and 2. With the recent sequel release to this surprise Christmas hit movie, we're taking a look at both installments to discuss why we love this series, as well as where Kurt Russell ranks in the lo…
Episode One Hundred Ninety-One: Gonna be a Gas Part Three: X-MASS 2669:45:08
28d ago 2669:45:08
Merry Christmas, Tenron. Too bad we're stuck at work, right? This is a drag. I wish I could be at home takin' a drag, you know what I mean? I'd Ru Paul the shit out of some kush rn, yanno. Roast my chestnuts on an open fire, yanno. Open some presents, to myself. But NO. We're stuck here at this GOD DAMN gas station again, and who is that at our doo…
Episode 233: Nine to Five (1980) 55:25
Three women get revenge on their sexist, egotistical, lying, hypocritical bigot of a boss. This week, special guest Courtney Noah joins us to talk about keeping health insurance reps employed, being prejudiced against deer, and writing on one-ply toilet paper. Then we tumble outta bed and stumble to the kitchen, pour ourselves a cup of ambition, an…
Disney Is The Death Star 1:06:11
On the next to last episode of the year, Tatiana and Benhameen return to discuss the Disney Investor Day news, and why it seems that Disney is about to give Netflix, HBO Max and whoever wants it a run for their money.We discuss which of the properties we are most looking forward to, we answer a bunch of listener questions in our GeekQuently Asked Q…
198b – A Christmas Story Part 2 52:02
Join jolly Angryman and mistletoe Gidgit von Larue as they cover the much anticipated part 2 of the classic family festive favourite…A Christmas Story. Try not to break your major award. https://lanawhitemusic.com/… Read moreBy Gidgit, Angry, ACPN
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In this episode Shawn, Jaime, and Pax survive the burning blade, and tame the savage heart, by talking about John Carpenter's "everything but the kitchen sink" 1986 fantasy sci-fi film, Big Trouble in Little China.
Gothic Romance, Toilet Paper and Water [ft. Michael Maronna] 30:49
In this pop culture packed episode Luke continues reminiscing on the top film at the box office, Home Alone. This time he's joined by actor Michael Maronna, who played the role of Kevin's older brother Jeff in the film. He also looks back at the series finale of MTV's Remote Control, and other new film releases, including John Travolta and Kirstie …
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So sorry about your eye, but the "testicles of the face" comment had me rolling on the floor laughing. My closest friend had a severe corneal abrasion a few weeks ago after cataract surgery and even though it took a little while it did finally heal just fine. But hubby is right--that is one of those circumstances when you need an opthalmologist handling the situation. And, yes, children do screw up lot of things, but they more than make up for it when they give you grandchildren. Hang in there! And thanks for the much needed laugh!
Oh,you look great as a pirate!
The eyes are the testicles of the face. Lol. Wasn't that a Dwight schrute combat quote?
You're right. Kids do ruin everything. It's sad but true. Pretty much everything I do or try to do is destroyed by my little people. Especially violet! Today I found her trying to chew the light off of my leather kindle case. Wtf, wee one?!
Ugh. So sorry that happened.... Such a bad pain!!! On another note, you are hilarious!
Have done that to myself before :( I went to the Urgent Treatment a few months ago because I had something stuck in my eye, and they made me do the Big-E vision chart test (I couldn't even open my eye) and took my temperature. Then they told me they had nothing on hand for pulling crap out of people's eyes. After a co-pay, of course.
Crappy crap crap. That is totally sucko, Jessica. I hope you feel better soon, but you do make a pretty awesome pirate. For what it's worth.
you are absolutely right... kids do ruin everything! ;) thank heavens they are cute sometimes! you do look super awesome as a pirate though and i think i will be laughing about the eyes being the testicles of the face all weekend!
OUCH! Not fun. Hope it heals quickly. But hey, at least you didn't get shot!
Hope it heals soon, although you do rock the pirate look. My friend's son broke her nose trying to give her a hug.
i'm not sure which i like more: pirate jessica or d-bag jessica (the pic you posted on instagram today). both are so very charming!
oh what a bummer!! So sorry for you - hope it heals well & quick!
Wowee! that's no fun! It's true, kids bring on the drama at the most unwanted times. I hope your eye heals up fast!
Aaarrgg! Kids do ruin everything and if they don't husbands often pick up the slack :). I hope you are feeling all better soon. You can totally pull off the eye patch!
The good thing is that you make an awesome pirate. Argg, matey!
ouch. So sorry about your eye. Kids are the worst (and the best).
My friend was just telling me earlier today about her daughter scratching her eye and how much of an ordeal it was. :(. Get well, soon.
I hope u get to see Batman. I never get to go to the movies but I did on Friday and Batman was great!
Between testicles for the face and the kids ruin everything line, I think this is the best post ever. I don't know though. You should have a 5 funniest posts vote or something. We need to keep track.


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Posts From December, 1999
MINUTES OF REGULAR PLANNING BOARD MEETING
The meeting was called to order by Chairman, Clark Wylde at 7:00 P.M.
Members in attendance: Clark Wylde, Jess Randall, Bill Farrington, Roy Brownlow and Bob Smith. Also attending: Town Manager, Pete Allen; Building Inspector, John P. Yost. . Resignations have been submitted and accepted, effective December 01, 1999 for members: Leroy Henderson and Mal Boyette.
Approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of November 15, 1999 Motion was made by Jess Randall, second by Bill Farrington, to approve minutes of this meeting. The motion was unanimously approved.
Report from Town Manager – Pete Allen advised the members that the new Town Board of Commissioners would be sworn in the next evening and no Commissioners meeting had been held since the last Planning Board Meeting. He gave the members a quick review of the items to be presented on the next day's agenda of the Town Board of Commissioners.
Report from Building Inspector – John P. Yost advised the members that the month of November was larger than expected.
November Totals
4 Single family dwellings $715,830
111 Miscellaneous 80,200
Mr. Allen advised the members of the current status on beach renourishment. There will be a meeting held January 06, 2000 to continue discussion and schedule Public Hearing.
Mr. Wylde had a concern with the number of people walking in the fragile dune area at the Point. It was discussed that a walkway be built to guide the pedestrian traffic to the walkway and to stay off the dunes. Mr. Allen said he thought that should be able to be worked out.
JTW, INVESTMENTS, 4-LOT S/D, PRELIMINARY PLAT, BLK 15, B-3 ZONE –
Mr. Tom Strickland represented this project. After considerable discussion regarding stormwater runoff a motion was made by Jess Randall to recommend approval to the Town Board of the Preliminary Plat. The motion died for lack of a second. Discussion continued further regarding the stormwater runoff, the placing of additional fire hydrants, and to correct the 575' ORW line indicated is in error and should be deleted. It was noted that DOT requires that the four lots share two drives. Lot 2 has an existing drive that will be turned slightly to accommodate lot 1; and lots 3 and 4 will share a drive. Two additional hydrants are to be installed; one at the corner of Ocean and Emerald Drive, and the second in the Watersedge Mobile Home Park to also help with coverage at the park. Mr. Strickland advised the Stormwater Plan and Sedimentation and Erosion Plans are being done by Mr. Joseph Donehoo, Oceanside Engineering. Because of the concern for stormwater plan, Mr. Smith made the motion to refer this project back to Review Committee on December 15, 1999; second by Roy Brownlow with unanimous approval in favor of the motion.
JTW, INVESTMENTS, 4-LOT S/D, FINAL PLAT, BLK 15, B-3 ZONE – This plat follows the preliminary plat previously discussed.
SPINNAKERS REACH, PRELIMINARY PLAT, PHASE IV – Tabled until further advised by the developer.
SPINNAKERS REACH, FINAL PLAT, PHASE IV – Tabled until further advised.
C. Krystal Villas Townhomes, Block 40, Final Plat – Mr. Larry Spell represented this Project which was recommended for review at the Review Committee on Wednesday, December 15, 1999. Bill Farrington made the motion to refer Krystal Villas to the Review Committee; second by Jess Randall with unanimous approval in favor of the motion.
Motion to adjourn made by Bob Smith, second by Roy Brownlow with unanimous approval in favor of the motion at 7:45 p.m.


. The genus Penicillium. London: Academic Press; 1979.
Birkinshaw JH, et al. Studies in the biochemistry of micro-organisms. LXXI. Fumaryl-DL-alanide (fumaryl-DL-alanide), a metabolic product of Penicillium resticulosum nov. sp.. Biochem. J. 36: 829-835, 1942.


Duo's Paws for Reading program trains volunteers and their own dogs to be part of classroom and library settings throughout the St. Louis metropolitan area. They provide incentive for children to practice reading through accepting and nonjudgmental listeners: dogs. The children read from Duo-supplied books that they can keep for their personal libraries.
And with a dog's encouragement and calming presence, young readers improve their focus, word recognition, and reading comprehension without feeling anxious.
Please contact Duo if you're interested in having the Paws for Reading program at your school or library.


The independent regulator for charities in England and Wales.
Free Schools are all-ability state-funded schools set up in response to parental demand. The most important element of a great education is the quality of teaching and Free Schools will enable excellent teachers to create schools and improve standards for all children, regardless of their background.
The Foundation encourage and enable individuals to engage effectively in their communities and in democratic society at large.
Access to Volunteering [external website] The Access to Volunteering Fund is a pilot that aims to increase the number of disabled people in volunteer positions by breaking down the barriers they currently face when wanting to volunteer.
British Youth Council run training workshops, create volunteering opportunities and build inspiring campaigns which give everyone aged 25 and under a chance to make a positive contribution to society both in the UK and other countries.
Capacity Builders [external website] Capacity Builders invests in improving the quality of support and advice available to charities, voluntary and community groups and social enterprises.
Catch22 is a local charity with a national reach. They work in over 150 towns and cities, with tens of thousands of young people every year – supporting young people with tough lives who are facing difficult situations. They may have had tough upbringings or are living in difficult neighbourhoods.
A free membership organisation for trustees which offers, amongst other benefits, 'trusteefinder', the largest free national recruitment portal for trustees.
Professional membership body for UK fundraising. Its mission is to support fundraisers, through leadership, representation, standards-setting and education, and it champions and promotes fundraising as a career choice.
Enables an online community of individuals and organisations in the voluntary sector to share knowledge and expertise, and inspire effective practice. It aims to improve the efficiency of non-profit organisations by increasing the knowledge and skills of people working in the sector-especially those new to training or who are 'hard to reach'.
i-volunteer is a social action network connecting people that want to get involved in their community with others that share the same passion and interest and with charities and community groups that need help. The site includes useful networking tools plus facilities to blog, promote events and create groups to run projects and campaigns.
NAVCA is the national voice of local support and development organisations in England. We champion and strengthen voluntary and community action by supporting our members in their work with over 160,000 local charities and community groups.
National Youth Agency [external website] - We are an independent charity, and the partner of choice for local government, local authorities and third sector organisations, delivering with them, and advising and supporting them in the development of programmes and policies for young people. Increasingly, we also work in partnership with the private sector.
TimeBank is a national volunteering charity that supports individuals and businesses to find rewarding volunteering. We also design our own projects that give volunteers the opportunity to have an impact in the community.
V(inspired) [external website] v, the national young volunteers service, is an independent charity dedicated to helping young people volunteer in ways that matter to them.
YouthNet [external website] provide emotional support to young people through online advice and guidance, and help them give back by providing a fast, easy route to all types of volunteering.
Comprehensive information about all forms of tax-efficient giving. Aimed at everyone involved in charitable giving: charities, fundraisers and donors.
Social enterprise is about changing the world through business. The Social Enterprise Ambassadors are leaders of some of the country's most successful social enterprises. Learn more about these exceptional people, their businesses, and how you can get involved.
We offer a world leading programme of events, training, research and consultancy, and run the largest network of social enterprises anywhere in the UK.
The Giving Nation Challenge is alearning programme. It aims to boost learning about charities, social enterprises and individual giving. It does this by providing a unique new curriculum-based active learning resource and a grant to help schools get going.
Go Givers is a leading national programme funded by the Cabinet Office to develop caring, concerned citizens with the confidence and skills to make a difference to their communities, both local and global.


A lot of "investment" advice is given throughout the world. This advice is given by large market firms, friends and relatives, or reading information online. Medmatchplus+ decided to start an investment series to help individuals wonder through the path of investments and retirement funds. We want to use this opportunity to tell you investment tips that we have used in the past that may have worked or failed. Our goal is to help you succeed! We are offering this for free – our point is that we are not trying to sell you a TV video series or online course.
For our first piece of advice – When should I begin investing? The answer is as soon as you can. It is important to remember putting away 100$ a month in an ETF (Exchange Traded Fund) or other vehicle early, can pay large dividends towards the end of your career.
In the above chart, you quickly realize that investing money early on can easily double your retirement fund at 67. Compound interest is the tool that allows this to occur (interest on interest).
Let's begin our discussion with a few broad definitions – Ex. What is a stock? What is a bond?
A stock is a tangible asset that signifies that you own part of a corporation. This "share" represents that you claim part of a corporation.(1) Two types of stock exist – Preferred and Common stock. This is where it begins to get a little complicated. Preferred stock holders typically receive their stock dividends before common stock holders. They are also ahead of common stock owners in receiving some of their capital back if the company goes bankrupt. This is important because common stock holders are the last to receive any type of capital if the company were to go bankrupt. Basically, we are saying – If company X goes bankrupt and you are a common stock holder, you may want to say goodbye to those assets. Common stock holders receive their profits by dividends from the company and if the share price rises (or falls) throughout the ownership of the share. Preferred stock holders typically have a pre-determined stock dividend (which is a lot higher than common stock holders).
A dividend is a payment made to a shareholder from a corporation. Typically, these payouts are made on a quarterly system (1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th) quarter payments, however this is not always the case. Corporations can also distribute stock dividend to stock owners.
A bond is a loan or "IOU" with a promise that a corporation or municipal body will pay you. You can think of it as you are serving as the fund and distributing a loan to that particular organization. For example, a company may sell you a bond to raise money for the creation of a new office. They sell this note and promise to pay back the money and also a percentage of interest.
One benefit of an ETF is that you get a diversified amount of stocks in a basket. For example, if you choose to purchase one share of Amazon®, the closing price of this stock on January 23, 2019 was $1,640.02. If you only had $2000 dollars to invest, would you buy only one share of Amazon? Instead you can purchase an ETF that contains a number of Amazon shares for $20.00 per share of ETF. In making this purchase, you now own a portion of Amazon, however are diversified in multiple other stock at the same time. Instead of owning one Amazon common share, you now own 100 shares of X ETF. We will explain in a later lesson why this is so powerful. One important thing to remember when purchasing an ETF is the "commission" or "expense ratio". Different funds will cost different amounts of capital to maintain. ETFs can be traded immediately.
A mutual fund is very closely related to an ETF. This is also a collection of stocks (or other security) that can be traded on the exchange. This mix of securities is decided on by the portfolio investment manager. Mutual funds can only be purchased for a price that is calculated once per day at the end of the day, based on their net asset value (NAV). Risk involved in mutual funds and ETFs are decided on the assets they are invested in. For example, if mutual fund was solely invested in tobacco stocks, this may be a much riskier investment vs someone who purchased mutual funds invested in multiple sectors such as energy, healthcare and manufacturing. Please visit our friends at Vanguard – https://investor.vanguard.com/etf/etf-vs-mutual-fund – for more information regarding Mutual Funds vs ETFs. The main thing to understand at this juncture is that mutual funds and ETFs are collections of stocks.
We have just laid out a whirlwind of information for a new investor. "Google" a few of these terms to see specific examples to better explain what each of them represent. In part two of our series, we are going to discuss a Traditional IRA vs Roth IRA vs 401k. Stay tuned!
Chen, James. "Stock". https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/stock.asp. Accessed January 14, 2019.
Chen, James. "Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF)". https://www.investopedia.com/terms/e/etf.asp. Updated January 16th, 2019. Accessed January 23, 2019.
Please remember, this is merely informational. Medmatchplus+ or any member of its staff does not endorse any of these investment techniques, and please remember we are not responsible for any losses you, a family member, or business accrues. Please consider this helpful information and not advice.


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Actinopus buritiensis is a species of mygalomorph spider in the family Actinopodidae. It can be found in Brazil.

The specific name refers to the municipality of Buriti, Maranhão, Brazil.

References

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Spiders described in 2020

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By Tim Booth, The Associated Press
Los Angeles Rams v Seattle Seahawks SEATTLE, WASHINGTON - JANUARY 08: Jason Myers #5 of the Seattle Seahawks celebrates with head coach Pete Carroll after kicking the game winning field goal in overtime to win the game at Lumen Field on January 08, 2023 in Seattle, Washington. (Photo by Steph Chambers/Getty Images) (Steph Chambers/Getty Images)
SEATTLE — The Seattle Seahawks locked up one of their potential free agents, signing Pro Bowl kicker Jason Myers to a four-year contract on Wednesday.


You'll never need an excuse to have a glass a wine when looking at this decal on your wall. It'll always be the right "Time For Wine" in your home. Pictured with a wine glass as the sand in this hour glass figure, this is the perfect gift item or quote to go with any wino's home decor.


For over a month the persons living at this property have just left some old trash and paper items curbside, to which the city won't pick up as it is not containerized. They just ignore this and add to it and it is just not going anywhere and looks disgusting.
Work Order #534628 was created to address this issue.
Here's a pic taken 11 July with the mess still at curb.
I have reprinted this work order and the photo for the supervisor's attention and follow up. I will post their response.
I have received confirmation that these items have been removed from the curbside 07/16/13.


If you have been around the blog for a while you know I do not do mornings. Getting up, getting kids ready, AND cooking; that is asking a bit much. I love recipes that I can make the night before. My kids love this Vanilla Blueberry Overnight French Toast Casserole! This makes my morning go so much smoother.
This recipe is the definition of my Easy Breakfast Recipes. I think it takes all of about 10 minutes to throw together. If you do not have French bread or Italian bread use whats is on hand, it will still turn out amazing. If you do not have blueberries then use what you have. I have used bananas or strawberries in the past. I also found once I had no frozen fruit so I did it fruitless and the kids still raved about it. That is a win for mom!
I have added nuts to this as well, pecans seems to be a favorite of my kids. I suggest using this as one of your breakfast for dinner recipes. Having breakfast for dinner is how I am feeding a family on a budget. Having a meal once a week that is cheap like breakfast is a huge budget saver. If you want even more ideas, check out our 40 Breakfast for Dinner Ideas.
We have even more Easy Meals here one the blog don't forget to check them out!
Arrange 1/2 of the bread cubes in a greased 9 x 13 baking pan.
Sprinkle cream cheese cubes and blueberries evenly over the bread cubes.
Top with remaining bread cubes.
Mix together eggs, milk, vanilla, and syrup.
Bake covered with foil at 350 degrees for 30 minutes. Remove the foil and bake for another 30 minutes or until fluffy and golden. Top with Easy Homemade Blueberry Syrup Recipe.
When is your favorite time to make this blueberry overnight french toast casserole?
Arrange 1/2 of the bread cubes in a greased 9 x 13 pan.
Mix together eggs, milk, vanilla and syrup.
Bake covered with foil at 350 degrees for 30 minutes. Remove the foil and bake for another 30 minutes or until fluffy and golden. Top with sauce.
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I'm making this now and find no instructions for make the sauce, just the ingredients. The syrup is has different ingredients. Kinda of confused.
The ingredients listed for the syrup on this page are different than the ingredients listed for the sauce recipe when you follow the link. This one has water, cornstarch and butter. As the other one includes lemon juice.


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Wamuwi Mbao
Wamuwi Mbao is a writer and literary critic. He teaches at Stellenbosch University.
Where laws and guns cannot reach
South African poet Don Mattera, who died in July, was the real deal—preferring to throw his lot in with the ignored and the undervalued. Unsurprisingly, his monumental life and work is undervalued too.
Stellenbosch University's intractable racism problem
The University of Stellenbosch in South Africa treats racism as an issue that must be soft-soaped to avoid alienating white people.
A debased tradition
What continuities can be drawn from the murder of Ahmed Timol in apartheid Johannesburg to the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis?
Rearranging the furniture in Stellenbosch
The vigorous disruption by social movements and artists of the thuggish racialized mythmaking that dominates Stellenbosch's cultural memory.


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Q: nvcc fatal : Unsupported gpu architecture 'compute_20' while cuda 9.1+caffe+openCV 3.4.0 is installed I have installed CUDA 9.1+cudnn-9.1+opencv 3.4.0+caffe.
When I tried to run make all -j8 in caffe directory, this error occurred:

nvcc fatal   : Unsupported gpu architecture 'compute_20'

I have tried to run:
"cmake -D CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=RELEASE  -D CUDA_GENERATION=Kepler .."
but it didn't work.

A: Try manually edit Makefile.config to remove compute_2* architectures from these lines (comments explain why):
# CUDA architecture setting: going with all of them.
# For CUDA < 6.0, comment the *_50 through *_61 lines for compatibility.
# For CUDA < 8.0, comment the *_60 and *_61 lines for compatibility.
# For CUDA >= 9.0, comment the *_20 and *_21 lines for compatibility.
CUDA_ARCH := -gencode arch=compute_20,code=sm_20 \
        -gencode arch=compute_20,code=sm_21 \
        -gencode arch=compute_30,code=sm_30 \
        -gencode arch=compute_35,code=sm_35 \
        -gencode arch=compute_50,code=sm_50 \
        -gencode arch=compute_52,code=sm_52 \
        -gencode arch=compute_60,code=sm_60 \
        -gencode arch=compute_61,code=sm_61 \
        -gencode arch=compute_61,code=compute_61

And add the compute_6* architectures (see the comments) so that your new CUDA_ARCH looks like this:
# CUDA architecture setting: going with all of them.
# For CUDA < 6.0, comment the *_50 through *_61 lines for compatibility.
# For CUDA < 8.0, comment the *_60 and *_61 lines for compatibility.
# For CUDA >= 9.0, comment the *_20 and *_21 lines for compatibility.
CUDA_ARCH := -gencode arch=compute_30,code=sm_30 \
        -gencode arch=compute_35,code=sm_35 \
        -gencode arch=compute_50,code=sm_50 \
        -gencode arch=compute_52,code=sm_52 \
        -gencode arch=compute_60,code=sm_60 \
        -gencode arch=compute_61,code=sm_61 \
        -gencode arch=compute_61,code=compute_61

Then you'll need to make clean before make all.

A: Makefile.config is not used when compilation is done with cmake. Therefore removing compute_2* architectures from it doesn't solve the problem. Instead, you should edit caffe/Cuda.cmake. On line 9 just get rid of 20 21(20) on the list of known GPU architectures.

A: You can use cmake like following:
cmake [other_params] -D CUDA_ARCH_NAME="Pascal" ..

A: This fixed it for me
cd caffe && mkdir build && cd build && \
   cmake -DUSE_CUDNN=1 -DUSE_NCCL=1 -DCUDA_ARCH_NAME=Manual -DCUDA_ARCH_BIN="50 52 60 61" .. && \
   sudo make -j"$(nproc)"

Just dropped 20 and 30 arch support


It's that time of year when Americans thoughts turn away from football and onto perhaps one of their least favorite diversions – income tax. I used to do my taxes completely by hand. However, for the past several years I have purchased Turbo Tax Deluxe to assist with filling out my taxes. I have been generally happy with Turbo Tax over the years, except for the hefty fees (typically around $20) to e-file. Before I opened the box I had a good feeling about Turbo Tax this year – they are now offering free federal e-file on up to 5 returns!
Guided me through all of the different sections of my return with fairly easy to answer questions.
Did not provide a good way for me to calculate "Cost Basis" for some stock that I had sold in 2008. I wasn't expecting anything much here, but some more explanation on how to calculate "Cost Basis" would have been helpful. I ended up using the web to determine how to do it, and a spreadsheet to calculate it.
Its Deductible has moved online, but is free, even for people who are not using TurboTax. This tool is a huge help for determining the value of donated goods and I reccomend it to anyone no matter what tax program you are using (including the "pencil and paper" program).
Overall I was pleased with the federal form. It took me about 3 hours to fill out & e-file (for free!) my 1040, including itemizing, spending a half hour figuring out my "Cost Basis", and entering a few pages of chairitable good donations I had made over the year.
Error: It asked me to enter the total amount of medical premiums I paid in 2008. So, I pulled out my pay stubs and entered the amount I paid in 2008. Then a red flag went up in my mind, and I thought that they certainly would not really want to know my pre-tax premiums. So I pulled up the 1040 instructions from my state's website. Sure enough, pre-tax premiums don't count, but auto insurance primary medical premiums do count. TurboTax did not offer any help here because not only did it ask an ambiguous question, it also didn't have any pop-up help available to tell me what I looked up in the state's 1040 instruction book.
Omission: Even though I had put my direct deposit information into my federal form, it did not carry to the state form. I didn't even find a place in "forms mode" where I could enter that information into TurboTax so that it would print on the state form. So, I am going to be getting a check in the mail instead of it going into my account. I really wanted to direct deposit (saves the state and I hassle), but TurboTax didn't want to assist me with that.
Surprise: It still costs $19.95 to e-file my state form. Was I going to pay this? No way!
It took me about 1 hour to fill out the state form. It would have taken less if I didn't have to work around the problems I described above.
Overall I was very disappointed by the state form. I think I could have done better (though it may have taken me slightly longer) to fill the state form out by hand.
I have used TurboTax for several years now and this year had some real good things (federal worked great & e-file was "free"), but I was very disappointed with the quality of the state portion of TurboTax. If you haven't decided how you are going to file your taxes yet, I would still consider using TurboTax, because other than the problems with my state form, it is a very good application. However, next year I think I will strongly consider going back to paper & pencil, at least for the state form.