It's the first platform for creating and trading non-fungible tokens.
But let's consider now, another collection: paintings by famous artists. Already, we can tell a difference: though all of them are paintings, if you wanted to buy one, you wouldn't just pick randomly. You like some more than others, some are more expensive and so on. They're nonfungible, as they are all one-of-a-kind and it does matter "which" one it is.
It is this particular type of token that our platform is built for, and we strongly believe the use cases for it are endless. For examples, please refer to the Use cases section.
The ability to buy digital assets with the intent to use them within a game or within the development of a game is possible through leveraging the ERC721 standard. This means the marketplace offers the tools for game developers to sell their creations or use those creations for further game development.
Card games like Magic: The Gathering© or in-game collectibles like a Dragon Lore AWP skin in Counter-Strike© can be held on the public ledger, increasing accountability and transparency for company. It also adds easier & cheaper payment options for selling the items.
VR is fast becoming a mainstream industry, and through our platform, it will be seamless to tokenize valuable virtual objects that can be traded between participants, while attaching value (currency) to them. Additionally, because our platform respects an open standard, it will be possible to make use of items between different VR technologies/implementations interchangeably.
Almost any kind of artistic content can be held on the public ledger, for tokenized copyright purposes, or simply to sell it. Small creations, like a brand name, or a logo can be directly held on-chain, whereas larger ones can be stored anywhere on the cloud, and only a hash of their value stored on the ledger. This brings the best of both worlds: cheap/fast storage and full accountability. It is entirely possible to hold large amounts of data using a decentralized storage platform, like Storj or Oyster Pearl, so that would be our first choice.
Any freelancer or business can easily tokenize personalized products (cars, devices or hand-crafted items).
Features like 'Facebook like button' that can be easily put up in place using only a script tag on your website.
Our platform aims to collaborate with a KYC solution, where after a user has his identity verified, a unique token for him is created on the blockchain. After than, when the user needs to verify his identity with another web site, he can use Metamask to sign transaction verifying he is the owner of the token with all his information and the web site can double-check using our API. Open Collectors Network ICO.
One of the most basic and common patterns in coding in general is using a collection of objects with different attributes. Standard ones include array, list, dictionary, hashmap and there are many open source libraries which provide specialized collections (think C++ Boost, .Net C5 etc). Our platform will provide such an open-source library with collections that store objects on the public ledger, bringing with it all the benefits of decentralization to nonblockchain devs. All you would need is an Ethereum wallet and to sign transactions using your private key, which would not leave your code.
overview of their assets and initiate operations.
The backend is useful for new token creation, as it will be responsible for advanced uniqueness rule enforcing, statistics and monitoring. It is based on open-source .Net Core and hosted in the cloud for maximum availability. It will come with a free public API, for more advanced users of the exchange. All interactions with the blockchain from the front-end must be as easy and intuitive as possible, using the most up-to-date mechanism, which, at the time of this writing, is the Metamask web wallet. We are planning integration with MyEtherWallet for the future.
As a desired consequence, the exchange does not store private keys of its users, putting them in total control of their assets. In addition, there is no need for account management on the client side (no signup/login), as all operations are made through the 3rd party open-source wallet, ensuring privacy and security. The platform aims to conform to GDPR standards, so we will no be storing any personally identifiable information, unless requested by law, and then only with the user's consent.
This is a relatively new and powerful standard created for the Ethereum ecosystem. Whereas up until now, almost all newly created tokens were fungible, meaning they are all equal, so any 5 tokens were just as good as any other 5 tokens, the need for unique, non-fungible tokens has recently arisen. These are items that must not be lumped together, but each item must be considered on its own for the purposes of atomic tracking, ownership and transferal. The ERC721 standard was created for exactly this purpose: ownership and transferal of individual tokens from one contract or address to another. This means that each token can be identified uniquely throughout the Ethereum ecosystem by the pair: (contract address, token id).
Co-founded Open Collectors Network, or ECTO for short, with my friend and colleague, Cosmin.
Hi everyone! I am co-founder of Open Collectors Network !
There is a lot of hype around tokens and about their applicability in our day to day life nowadays. It is important to know about each token type so that you can determine if purchasing a certain token will be a good investment for you. You need to understand the long term potential value of a token and what would be its applicability.
I believe there is a great potential for unique tokens. I'm looking forward to trade easily, transparent and in a trust-able way any kind of collectibles.
Hi! I'm a Senior Developer for Open Collectors Network! I'll work at platform's web application.
Hi everyone! I'm working as a web developer for Open Collectors Network !
I'm fond of Android Development! I create and perfect ways of entertainment, productivity and safety for users.
Creating and trading unique tokens is something I believe could have a lot of use cases within the future of blockchain technologies. I will be focusing primarily on helping the core team with gaming and esports related use-cases and implementations.
Collecting and trading 'things' are two traits many people have. Marketplaces for physical things exist for a long time. An open marketplace to own, create, customize, interact and trade digital collector items is a logical next step. And who knows, maybe some day old bitcoins, just like regular coins, will become non-fungible collector items and traded on the Open Collectors Network.
Interesting idea. They have a prototype too.
I'm advising them on marketing.
Open Collectors Network is the world's first cryptocurrency exchange specializing in unique, one-of-a-kind tokens, including non-fungible digital assets like CryptoKitties and similar projects. There are a near endless number of uses for unique tokens, including everything from real estate transactions to fine art collections.
Open Collectors Network is the first company in the world providing the idea of one-of-a-kind tokens, the number of possible use cases is huge and it's still expandable and open for new ideas from anyone. Some of the use cases are already implemented. The main advantage from our point of view is the uniqueness of the idea and the project itself. If they manage to develop the use cases and what is more important – to promote the idea and explain its key features and benefits to masses, the project will definitely become successful.
With Open Collectors Network, you can protect anything unique that you own – from a picture to your identity – with a unique token and define all traits of the token – from its price to all of the rules it can be bought or sold.


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The first stage of the GUKPT (Grosvenor United Kingdom Poker Tour Deepstack) with a buy-in of £ 500 finished with the triumphant of Allan Peers. The champ booted out Thomas Dunwoodle in the last duel and grabbed a victory in his very first live tournament.
Even though the championship only attracted 73 poker players, it should be told that the meeting provided a nice show. Remember that the poker participants were capable of playing poker deepstack having each during the beginning of the championship 50000 chips for stages of sixty minutes play. In the 1st qualifying, the game was quite slow. But Ruslan Vlasov, the Genting Poker Series champion animated the party. Unfortunately, he could not manage to reach the final table.
The prize money assembled was quite as not much as it was expected as it was only £ 36000. The organizers, therefore, awarded the top ten participants of the game. Paul Reilly was really the bubble boy in final table, but he was titled to the 10th prize of £ 520. Therefore, the last and final table of nine started with Andy Lambert as the chip leader.
Lowest stack holder, David Galo was the first player eliminated. CT Law and Darren Meynell also tolerated the similar fate, ending 7th and 8th respectively. Later, the chip leader fell in them. Andy Lambert was not capable to keep his vantage. Then, Mark O'Kane and Mark James left the game to end 5th and 4th respectively. James Marriot was given the bronze position along with a prize of £ 5380.
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Carlos Mencia is a comedian born in San Pedro Sula Honduras. Carlos was raised as a roman catholic, the main religion of Honduras. He grew up in east LA and was raised by his aunt and uncle. He went on to become a comedian, even getting a special on Comedy Central (Mind of Mencia). It was a big success, although it did get canceled in 2008. Although Mencia had fame and fortune as a comedian he is most notably recognized as one of the more hated comedians in the industry. He has plagiarized many comedians to get his jokes. Accusations from comedians such as Joe Rogan, Gerorge Lopez, Bobby Lee, and many more spawned negative attention which also created a running gag from the show "South Park" involving fishsticks. Mencia has also appeared in many tv shows, some movies, and was going to be part of the celebrity lineup for "New Orleans Mardi Gras" in 2009 but was dropped due to racial remarks against african americans. Mencia now lives in California and has a wife and a child. Mencia is one of the more controversial stars originating from Honduras.
Louis Moncada is an actor born in Hounduras. He was born in 1977 and has a wife and two children. Louis is most known for his work in "The fast and furious", "Chop Shop","Breaking bad", and many more small roles. Moncada's most popular role though was when he because an assassin known as Marco Salamanca in "Breaking bad". Here is a video of a famous scene involving Moncada from the hit show.
Here in the United States of America we have dollars to measure money. For example if you wanted to go buy a candy bar you would normally pay one dollar. If you wanted to go buy a pizza then you would pay anywhere from five to fifteen dollars. Well in Honduras they have a different currency system. In Honduras they have the Honduran Lempira. One dollar here in the united states is the equivalent of 21.0800 Honduran Lempira's. So lets see what a Honduran Lempira looks like shall we? Here is a picture of a Hondura Lempira bill. So now that we know this information lets put it to use. Here are a few conversions down below using what we just learned.
1.Gas(estimated 3.00 in greenwood)= 63.24 Honduran Lempira.
1. Bananas are 2.60 Lempiras in Honduras. Now its your turn! How many US dollars is that?


The following pictures were taken by Kasper Smit and Werner Breitfuss, with whom I did some sightseeing in the Golden Week.
To get a bit closer to the huge Buddha statue, we took the Enoden train line to Hase. There we walked a bit on the beach and wondered about all the weird species laying on the beach. Some spiral shells of 15cm (mostly occupied by little crabs), various kinds of seaweed and pieces of coral.
Then it started to rain and we went to a small restaurant for lunch. After lunch it still rained, which resulted in a colourfull crowd at the Daibutsu.
After several unsuccessful tries, Kasper finally managed to get a shot of the Buddha without any people! Congratulations!
From the Daibutsu we followed the Kamakura Hiking Trail, which I had already succesfully walked in 2004. It offers some nice views over the city and sea.
Two birds were fighting right above our heads.
The Ginkgo tree and the Ginkgo leaf motif are often seen in Japan. Ginko (without the g) is the Japanese word for bank (Nippon Ginko is the Japanese national bank). The special thing about this tree is that it is not a broad-leaved tree (NL: Loofboom) but a type on its own in between a conifer (NL: Naaldboom) and a farn (NL: Varen). You can see that the nerves are all more or less parallel, and never intersect.
The Zeniarai Benten shrine is probably one of the best in Kamakura. It lays in a small valley, has a cave where you can put your wish and wash your money (to make it give luck when you spend it) and best of all: it is for free!
Lots and lots of stings mad from origami cranes hang down from the ceiling of the cave.


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Las elecciones parlamentarias de Liechtenstein de 2017 se llevaron a cabo el 5 de febrero de 2017 con el fin de renovar los 25 miembros del Landtag.

Antecedentes
Las elecciones anteriores en 2013 vieron a la Unión Patriótica (VU) perder cinco escaños y su mayoría en el Landtag. El Partido Cívico Progresista (FBP) también perdió un escaño, pero se convirtió en el partido gobernante gracias a una alianza con la VU en parte debido a la entrada de Los Independientes (DU), un nuevo partido que ganó cuatro escaños.

Las elecciones de 2013 marcaron la primera vez que 4 partidos representaban en el Landtag, siendo esto debido al voto protesta contra las políticas de austeridad o al cansancio a los partidos tradicionales entre los votantes.

Sistema electoral
Los 25 miembros del Landtag son elegidos por listas abiertas en representación proporcional de dos circunscripciones, Oberland con 15 escaños y Unterland con 10 escaños. El umbral electoral es del 8%.

Unterland se compone de Eschen, Gamprin, Mauren, Ruggell y Schellenberg; Oberland consiste en Balzers, Planken, Schaan, Triesen, Triesenberg y Vaduz.

Resultados
Es importante señalar que cada votante tiene tantos votos como escaños en el parlamento, por lo que el número total de votos emitidos a favor de los diferentes partidos, siempre será mayor que el número de votantes.

Formación de gobierno

En febrero de 2017, se formó un gobierno de coalición, con tres ministros del Partido Cívico Progresista (FBP), y dos de la Unión Patriótica (VU). Dicha coalición representa 17 escaños superando la mayoría absoluta del parlamento situada en 13 escaños.

Referencias

Elecciones en Liechtenstein
Liechtenstein
Liechtenstein en 2017

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Folmer Wisti f. Visti Folmer Jensen (født 8. maj 1908 i Vroue, død 16. oktober 2000) var en dansk direktør, lektor og filolog.
Han var den første slaviske filolog fra Aarhus Universitet. Han var initiativtager til og leder af Det Danske Kulturinstitut (oprindeligt Det Danske Selskab) fra 1940-1983. I 1974 stiftede han Fonden for International Forståelse, i dag Folmer Wisti Fonden for International Forståelse. Fra 1976 var han tillige organisator af konferencerne Regionernes Europa samt informationsbladet Regional Contact.

Referencer

Litteratur
 Grænseløs kulturudveksling -Det Danske Kulturinstitut i 70 år, af dr.phil. Niels Finn Christiansen (suppleret af billedfortællinger ved cand.mag. Kenn Schoop), 2009.
 Portræt: Thomas kluge, 1998, Det Nationalhistoriske Museum Frederiksborg

Eksterne henvisninger

Filosoffer fra Danmark
Dansksprogede forfattere fra Danmark
Alumni fra Aarhus Universitet
Danskere i 1900-tallet


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OWU Nutrition: Food, Culture, & Society
Food and Family
Posted by gmphilho on May 12, 2021
What is Soul Food
The movie Soul Food was about a black family in Chicago, that eats a family dinner every sunday night. The dinners would always take place at Big Mamas house, and the house has been a part of the family for a long time. The food they eat is all southern black culture soul food. Then Big Mama ends up getting sick and is hospitalized, and while that happens the family begins to have major problems. The family stops coming to the sunday dinners and it gets out of hand. Then the youngest son Ahmad tells different family members to come to big mamas because he said "there is money". Ahmad just wants the family to be together eating, and the movie really does a great job at saying the importance of family gatherings and eating with others.
The movie takes place in Chicago 1997. The main characters are Ahmed the youngest son played by Brandon Hammond, Big Mama who owns the house and started the sunday dinner tradition played by Irma P. Hall, Samuel Played by Mel Jackson, Teri Ahmed's mom played by Vanessa Williams, and Reverend Williams played by Carl Wright a character that enjoyed everyone's company and dinner time.
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In the film food plays an important role due to the family having the tradition of sunday dinners. Food at the dinners was cornbread, fried chicken, mac-n-cheese, Mashed potatoes, and green beans. Food in this movie symbolizes family and the importance of being together. The food prepared also did not look like it was anything really expensive except for the chicken. In the movie, one of the very first scenes it was shown that Big Mama has diabetes and it might have been due to the food she cooks. At the end of the movie when the family is still in an argument, one by one Ahmad greats them at the door and slowly they start to help in the kitchen, and when the food is made everyone begins eating and doesn't really say a word, but it is powerful enough that they did not leave the dinner.
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Culinary Tourism is linked to this movie by the different recipes and cooking methods used. It is shown by Big Mama cooking and talking with Ahmad about the fried chicken near the beginning of the movie. There were a few shots of the food panning down the screen, clearly showing the food layout as a thanksgiving serve yourself type of style. As well as the kitchen layout and how they utilized the island counter for cutting and other things as well and not just the counter next to the stove. And recipes seemed to have been passed down from generation to generation as well.
Class, Gender, and Ethnicity
It was very hard for Kenny to get a stable job in the movie, due to having a criminal record and him giving clear evidence race was also a very detrimental factor while trying to live a fruitful life. As far as class goes in the family everyone was low to middle class but not poor. Kenny struggled with finding a job and was doing great work until he was fired for lying about being in jail. He made a great point by saying "they expect you to better yourself after prison, but you can't if nobody will hire you". (Soul Food,35:05) Michael and Teri were a couple in the movie and Micheal ended up cheating on Teri with Maxin. Gender roles played a large role in Michael and Teri's relationship, with Teri making a lot more money than Michael. I believe Teri felt as if Michael was not making money like a real man should, and that led to her thinking less of him and not supporting his dream of chasing his music career.
Food and Identity, and Obesity
The food served in the movie was not the healthiest, but it is what identifies them and their culture. From what I could tell in the movie the other family members did not look or seem to be obese exept Big Mama. But The food she makes could not just be a sunday thing but it might have been an all the time thing for her. With the food she made came obesity and diabetes, and possible due to her not having good dietary balance. During the movie tradition and identity was also shown when Big Mama burnt her hand on the stove. (Soul Food,12:53) Big Mama then said get me some butter, to help her arm and her daughters said no you need ice. Then Big Mama said her diabetes will be cured by her herbs, because she did not want to see a doctor. Big Mama has shown she is holding onto tradition and cultural remedies and does not want to
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I think the film did a great job at showing and explaining black food culture. In the film Ahmad named off what he wanted for his victory dinner to his mom. He named "Lima beans, neck bones, greens with hot sauce, hot cakes, and fried chicken". (soul food,1:31) I think the film's strength also brought out its weakness. The film showed the importance of family and the problems a family and their relationships can have while a family's balance goes out of whack. But as far as food goes it needed to incorporate it more visually. In the movie Ahmad's Mom asked uncle pete if he wanted catfish, and it is cool to hear her say catfish but as a viewer I would want to see just a real quick scene of how it's made and prepared as well as the energy in the room and the excitement. (soul food,1:26:03) I do feel like the film could have been more organized with scenes and possibly set up ideas more clearly. I feel that the film had a lot going on at some times and never really started a true idea of the film and the food references seemed a bit scattered. But overall it was a good film and I would definitely recommend watching it.
Vann, M. R., Wheeler, R. B., Salomon, S. H., Rapaport, L., Upham, B., Fetters, K. A., . . . Cannold, J. (n.d.). Diabetes in the Movies: An Accuracy Check – Diabetes Center – Everyday Health. Retrieved from https://www.everydayhealth.com/diabetes-photos/diabetes-in-the-movies-an-accuracy-check.aspx
2)Myrick, J. (2020, May 14). As an Adult, I Have Some Questions About the Movie Soul Food… Retrieved from https://melanatedandeducated.com/2020/05/13/why-i-cant-watch-old-movies-soul-food/
3) Alexander, B. (2019, May 11). On 'Soul Food' & Centering the Black Matriarch In Cinema. Retrieved from https://stylecaster.com/soul-food-movie-black-matriarch/
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The Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) is pleased to announce the appointment of Karima Bawa as CIGI Senior Fellow, effective immediately. She is the first Senior Fellow appointed to CIGI's International Law Research Program.
At CIGI, Bawa is leading a project on optimizing intellectual property developed in Canadian universities. Her work includes an examination of current intellectual property regimes and recommendations on what long-term policies and supporting structures should be adopted to optimize Canadian university-driven intellectual property. The ultimate goal is to support Canada's competitiveness in innovation.
"Karima has extensive experience working at the forefront of intellectual property development and protection in Canada. Her expertise in this field is expected to be invaluable in the development of research and policy recommendations at CIGI," said David Dewitt, Vice President of Programs at CIGI.
"I am looking forward to working with CIGI to advance the policy debate on the role of Canadian universities in enhancing Canada's intellectual property capacity and global competitiveness," said CIGI Senior Fellow Karima Bawa.
Bawa was previously the Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel at BlackBerry. In the twelve years she served at BlackBerry, Bawa was a valued member of the senior leadership team and oversaw a global legal team. She was also a member of various strategic and operational management committees. One of her key responsibilities was to oversee critical and multi-jurisdictional intellectual property litigation that threatened the ongoing operations of the company. Bawa also engaged with various government entities during her tenure at BlackBerry, and thereafter, to improve the patent system, particularly as it relates to patent reform.
Bawa has an M.B.A. and a B.Sc. from Simon Fraser University, and a LL.B. from the University of British Columbia. She is currently enrolled in the Rotman Directors Education Program.


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The starting valuation matters! When P/Es start at relatively lower levels, higher returns follow — paying less yields more. When investors have P/Es that start higher, subsequent returns are lower. This graphical analysis presets the compounded returns that follow over the subsequent ten years based upon the starting P/E ratio. It's compelling, primarily because it's fundamental — starting valuations directly impact subsequent returns. From the current above-average valuations, below-average returns are likely to follow for the next decade or longer.


BERKELEY, CA — UC Berkeley startup accelerator SkyDeck and UC bio entrepreneurship hub QB3 have partnered to launch Bio Track at SkyDeck – Powered by QB3.
This partnership combines the remarkable scientific, industry and entrepreneurial resources available across UC Berkeley and UCSF to launch a new generation of startups working on world-changing solutions through biology.
Starting with the Fall 2018 cohort of startup companies, Bio Track at SkyDeck – Powered by QB3 will select two young companies to receive $100,000 each in investment from the Berkeley SkyDeck Fund, and the resources and support of both accelerator programs.
"Combining the resources and deep biotech expertise of QB3 with our proprietary Berkeley Acceleration Method, mentorship and funding, we will help two promising startups develop world-changing technologies and prepare to go to market as only we can," said SkyDeck Executive Director Caroline Winnett.
Priority for SBIR grant awardees.
Introductions to life science-oriented investors.
Applications for Bio Track at SkyDeck – Powered by QB3 are open through March 30, 2018. Learn more, and apply now, here.


While no fresh graduate wants to end up back at home working at the GAP in the strip mall near the local elementary school, that's the trajectory that the current job market is headed.
Seattle Mayor Ed Murray and his city council are certainly not helping by unanimously – and unprecedentedly – voting to raise the minimum wage more than 60 percent over the statewide $9.32.
At $15 an hour, Seattle will have the nation's highest minimum wage as it phases in over five to seven years.
By the time I receive my diploma in 2016, the city's minimum wage will be anywhere from $10.50 to $13 an hour, depending on the size of the business. Big companies will pay the full $15 by the time the class of 2018 graduates.
Students and graduates who are looking to have a leg up on the competition, stave off moving back to mom and dad's place and start chipping away at the mountain of student debt, will find it increasingly hard to compete for a job in Seattle.
This summer I landed a job at a Seattle restaurant for a little above minimum wage. Being completely new to restaurant work, there is absolutely no way I would have been able to get the same job if the minimum wage were $15.
Put yourself in the shoes of those evaluating the new arrivals to the job market. If I'm a manager at Starbucks and have 30 applicants, I would rather hire the one with extensive barista experience simply because they are most worth that steep $15 wage.
Local franchisees are counted as "big companies" under the law, and they will probably have the strongest incentive to avoid students and recent grads.
Ron Oh, a Holiday Inn Express franchise owner, captures this general resignation in a Seattle Times profile of a handful of businesses affected by the law.
What about the neighboring city of SeaTac, home to the region's main airport, which raised its minimum wage to $15 effective this year through a ballot initiative?
It hasn't worked as beautifully as believers would have liked. Scrapping benefits like 401(k) plans and vacation time, and putting additional burdens on consumers such as higher parking costs, are ways that businesses in SeaTac have sought to save money.
If you work in Seattle, there's a good chance your employer will have to take away benefits and employee lunches or raise costs in order to raise your wage. They might close or replace you altogether. Want to compete with a burger machine that can make 360 "gourmet" burgers in one hour?
Not only does a higher wage make job applications and interviews more competitive – it raises overall structural unemployment, which is affected by things like minimum wage, unemployment benefits and healthcare benefits.
At nearly $6 above current levels, the new minimum wage will radically affect structural unemployment. Unfortunately, that's probably going to be students and recent graduates like you and me.
Students in Seattle are caught between looming higher entry wages and all the stress accompanying post-college decisionmaking – internships, graduate school, job searching – making the economic incentives harder and harder to read.
The Seattle City Council itself didn't appear to understand those incentives.
That's it in a nutshell. The $15 figure was neither a well-informed nor mathematically precise choice.
It was a politically motivated number that looked good on a "bumper sticker," as put by Peter Dreier, chairman of the urban and environmental policy department at Occidental College, in the Times.
Don't the people of Seattle deserve more than that?
College Fix contributor TJ Jan is a student at Seattle Pacific University.
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We are in "a new universe of information overload" and our education needs to reflect that. The College of William & Mary was excited to share their strategy for addressing this new age of information and enlisted the help of illustrator Dave Murray to do so.
Featured in the W&M Alumni Magazine, Dave captures the rich potential of a liberal arts degree from this prestigious school. "The liberal arts is, in fact, going to be necessary to navigate the coming world." Dave's colorful palette and mosaic of elements brings out the wonder and complexity William and Mary is preparing it's students for.
Lift Off! An education to prepare you for a new universe of information overload.
A liberal arts degree will be a necessity in navigating the coming world.
It's a matter of training your mind in a new way.
Check out more of Dave Murray's dynamic illustration.
Thom Sevalrud is featured in Luerzer's Archive - 200 Best Illustrators Worldwide. A selection of top art directors worldwide identifies a list of illustrators for the publication. After an illustrator is selected, they are then invited to enter work commissioned from the prior 18 month period. Thom's winning illustration (below) is on page 210 in the 2011/12 volume.


London and San Francisco, March 14, 2017 – Digital Shadows today announced new enhancements to its SearchLight™ digital risk management service helping organizations detect and respond to mobile application threats against their employees and consumers. SearchLight now offers identification of malicious and unsanctioned applications in official and third-party application stores. This new capability also identifies impersonated or spoofed mobile applications that could damage an organizations' brands or compromise sensitive information. The new capability around mobile application protection extends the capabilities of Digital Shadows' flagship service which monitors the Internet to identify digital risks to organizations, including cyber threats, data leakage, and reputational risks.
Digital Shadows has been trialing the new service with some key clients and within one week, for just one financial services client, we identified 39 incidents of mobile applications posing a risk to their organization. This included mobile apps with malicious code, impersonation and unauthorized use of the company brand. While many of these came from third party application stores, some were from official stores.
With Digital Shadows' mobile application monitoring, customers can detect a wide range of threats including: Suspect application behavior and code, such as self-signed certificates or the presence of malware; versions of application that have been modified by a third party; copies of application on stores that are not actively managed; impersonating or spoof application that mimic brands and affiliate links that mislead or confuse users. Monitoring even extends beyond customer mobile application, to internal company mobile apps.
Last year, the US Federal Trade Commission warned that 'as more consumers are shopping with mobile apps, fraudsters are following the money. There are fake phone apps popping up that impersonate well-known retailers to steal your personal information. Their names were like well-known brands, and their descriptions promise enticing deals or features.
•	New Asset Registration of Mobile Apps; Ensures an application is accounted for and actively managed, including company-specific recommendations.
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Does Pinterest Have a Moat?
And are there any red flags for investors to be aware of?
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Apr 2, 2019 at 1:16PM
Pinterest is on the verge of hitting the public markets. This means that investors finally have financial statements to review and can gain clarity into potential pitfalls that might lie ahead.
In this segment from Industry Focus: Technology, host Dylan Lewis and Fool.com contributor Brian Feroldi discuss the company's competitive strengths, management team, corporate culture, and some of its potential risks.
A full transcript follows the video.
This video was recorded on March 29, 2019.
Dylan Lewis: With financials out of the way, why don't we talk about some of the more soft elements of the business? I'm thinking specifically here about the moat, Brian. What do you see when you look at it?
Brian Feroldi: Moat is super important when you're thinking about any investments. To my eyes, this company does have a somewhat of a moat. Right now, just their sheer amount of users that they have, they have a huge collection of data, a huge collection of pins and information about what their users like, what their users want to see. There is a social component to this. You can go on and you can check out your friends' boards, you can see what kind of things that they like, you can have people follow you. Those things do create somewhat of a network effect. The more users you have, the more pins you have, the more boards you have, and that does create somewhat of a flywheel that you could argue insulates them from competition.
Lewis: Yeah. I think it's a little bit weaker than we'll see network effects from some of the other platforms. Facebook and Instagram probably have the strongest network effects in the social media space. Twitter's is pretty strong as well. I don't think Pinterest is quite on par with theirs. But there are a lot of elements there that, yes, the more people that are on there, the stronger the platform is going to be.
Feroldi: Yeah, I completely agree with that. The other thing that I think this company benefits from is, it does have a really strong brand. The fact that 90% of their users say they associate the brand with positivity, I think that gives them a very strong brand that should separate them in the long term from, say their rivals. They do have a statement in their S-1 that says, "We're the third most relevant brand in the U.S." I can see that. I know that in my life, my wife just loves Pinterest, probably more than almost any other company that I can think of. So I do think there is value in that Pinterest name.
Lewis: Yeah, Nick Sciple and I were talking about Pinterest before we hopped into the studio to tape the show. He made the joke most people will waste half an hour on Instagram or Facebook and not really feel so great about it. They'll feel like they just fell down a black hole for a while. If you're on Pinterest for half an hour, chances are you're doing stuff, you're finding inspiration, you're working through a project, something like that. People don't seem to have that same social media dread that they do with some of the other platforms out there with Pinterest.
Feroldi: Right, which is a very soft thing to talk about, but I do think that there is value there. So, does this company have a moat? I believe that it does. But there is an argument that it is not quite as strong as some other social media companies that we've talked about.
Lewis: All right, Brian, let's talk potential. We looked at that growth rate, that 60%-ish growth rate. The big question for me is, is this something that they can sustain, possibly even accelerate, especially the way that user growth is going for them?
Feroldi: This is an advertising play. The good news there for investors is that the advertising market is absolutely enormous. The total addressable market for digital advertising in 2018 was $272 billion. That number is expected to continue growing quickly and should reach $423 billion by 2022. If you could pretend that Pinterest could grab 1% of 2018's total pie, that would be $2.72 billion in revenue. To give you some perspective, that would be roughly four times the revenue that they pulled in in 2018. The pie that they're going after is so massive that even if they could just get 1% of it, there is plenty of room for them to grow.
Lewis: The necessary caveat there is, to do that, they are going to be competing with the likes of Google and Facebook and Facebook's property, Instagram. Those platforms are notoriously strong performers for people in the digital ad space. The reason that there's effectively a duopoly in digital advertising is, all the money spent on Google and Facebook's properties tends to give a pretty good ROI for the people that are spending that money.
Feroldi: Yeah. So, what kind of stats do we have to back up that making an investment in Pinterest is worthwhile for advertisers? Well, Pinterest, on their S-1, said that a household that looks at a retail product on Pinterest is 39% more likely to buy it than they would otherwise. Those that see products on the site on average spend 29% more on items that they see on Pinterest than they don't see. So, there is, I believe, value to be had for advertisers to say, "Getting this information in front of our audience on Pinterest does have an ROI for us."
Lewis: Yeah. The thing that I think is interesting is, a lot of the advertisers that they focused on early on have been in the retail and consumer packaged goods space. Those often are brands with pretty big ad budgets. [laughs] It might be that they're able to help reach people that are tending to do more brand advertising and might be able to do a little bit more performance advertising on their platform, rather than some of the other social media ones out there.
Feroldi: Yeah. Pinterest has said that they do want to eventually expand into other verticals, other sectors of the market, to get advertising dollars. It's important to realize that they're still very early in the monetization stage. To put some numbers around that, a key metric for any of these companies that we talk about is average revenue per user. That's when you take your total revenue and divide it by the number of users that you have. In the fourth quarter, they made about $3.16 in the U.S. from their average user. The number in international was about $0.09 -- $0.09 for international users. To put some context around those numbers, last quarter, Facebook did $34 in revenue per user in the U.S. and $7.37 worldwide. When you compare those two, there is tremendous room for expansion on Pinterest's side.
Lewis: Yeah, and I think a lot of that is going to be coming from the international markets. My pause here with this company is, the U.S. is a very mature market for them. You look, and user growth is up single digits year over year. They've been hovering around that 80 million number for quite some time. So really, the serious growth is going to be coming from increasing ad impressions and increasing ad prices in the United States. Outside of the United States, they have about two-thirds of their users. Right now, they're not monetizing them too much. They've been focusing most of those efforts in the U.S. But that user base is growing 30% year over year, so there's definitely something there. They're just going to have to harness it.
Feroldi: Yeah, I think you hit the nail on the head there. We've seen this work very well for Facebook, though, in the past. Their numbers in the States were growing, but their revenue was growing far faster because they proved to advertisers that their platform was worth spending dollars on. The challenge ahead for Pinterest is going to be to do the same thing to follow in Facebook's footsteps. That is a risk that investors are taking on.
Lewis: Brian, I know you like to look at customers as well when you're breaking down businesses, what do you see when you look at Pinterest?
Feroldi: I like to think about the relationship between customers and the business when I'm thinking about investing in a stock. Here, it's important to note that the customers we're talking about are the people that give the company revenue. Not users. Customers are advertisers. Are they expensive to onboard? Well, in platforms like this, the answer is usually yes. There is a significant sales and marketing cost to get a big brand to advertise on your platform, to get them set up. But once they are on there, are they dependable? Will they keep giving you revenue on a consistent basis? The answer there is yes. Advertising is a continuous expense that they have. Revenue is recurring. And it appears to be dependable.
The other thing I like to think about is, does Pinterest have pricing power? Can they raise their profit margin over time? From what we've seen, yes. Their gross margin is expanding. There is an argument to be made that this is a company with recurring revenue and with pricing power. That is something that very much excites me.
Lewis: Yeah, this isn't recurring revenue in the way that a software-as-a-service company would have recurring revenue. The performance needs to be there on the ad side to have those advertisers continue spending money. By a lot of indications, though, the performance seems to be there.
Feroldi: Yeah, I totally agree with you.
Lewis: Brian, what do you think of management and the company culture? I know this is one of the big things you like to hone in on, too. I think we couldn't have a conversation about an S-1 or an upcoming IPO without talking about the CEO and the leadership at a business.
Feroldi: We like to see that the people that founded the company are still running the show. That is the case with Pinterest. The two co-founders are Ben Silbermann and Evan Sharp. Ben Silbermann is the company's CEO, and Evan Sharp is the company's chief creative officer. These guys are still very much on the board. They do hold a significant amount of Class B stock, which gives them supervoting power, as we've seen with many other companies. We don't know exactly what their ownership percentage is going to be until after they go public and those numbers get released. But I think it's fair to say that they're going to have a sizable amount of their net worth tied up in this business.
From an employee perspective, I checked them out on Glassdoor. They get 4.2 stars out of five. 90% of employees approve of Ben Silbermann. Those are pretty good numbers. I think investors should feel good about the management and corporate culture here.
Lewis: All right. Why don't we take a step back and look at the company and the stock? That's what people are going to be buying here. I look at this business, Brian, and I'm a little torn. There are a lot of things going in the right direction. I think the nice, steady, consistent top-line growth is there. I think that profitability is going to be pretty easy to project out for this business, especially the way margins are moving. I would not be shocked if we hit somewhat consistent profitability in 2019, unless anything crazy happens with stock-based comp after the IPO.
That said, I do have some concerns. What do you see concern-wise? What do you see risk-wise when you look at this business?
Feroldi: Yeah, there's always a couple of things to think about. I have a checklist, as you know, that I go through with big concerns. I always ask, is this a penny stock? In this case, no. Pinterest is huge. Is there any excess customer concentration? The good news there is, no, there were no customers that were more than 10% of revenue last year. That's good. I then ask, are there any industrywide headwinds that this company has faced? I'm going to say no. I think this company has tailwinds. They're taking advantage of the move to digital advertisement.
There is one thing I do want to point out. The question that I always ask is, does this business rely on outside forces for success? Is there something that's outside of the company's control that controls their destiny? And there is an argument to be made that that could be an issue here. A lot of the people that log in to Pinterest actually go through the logins through Google and Facebook. They also get a lot of organic search results through Google. If Google or Facebook decided to change their ways, that could put a damper on Pinterest's growth numbers.
Lewis: Yeah. Not only is Facebook a competitor, they are also, in some ways, holding the keys for some people to have access to Pinterest. Not necessarily a dynamic that you'd love to see long-term. You'd like to see them control all their user logins and be divorced from that a little bit.
One thing, I mentioned this earlier, that I think people do need to keep in mind is, the cost structure is also something to worry about a little bit. Because they don't own and operate all of their data centers, and they rely on AWS, they are going to be at the whims of someone who has a lot of clout in the cloud market. They won't control that cost in the way that they would if they owned and operated it.
Feroldi: Yeah, that's absolutely something for investors to watch. For me, the encouraging thing to see is that even with that, this company is still expanding its gross margin rapidly. It does show that they are leveraging somewhat their costs. But I would prefer to see them own their own data centers. Hopefully that is a move that this company makes with the huge bolus of cash that it's going to get.
Another thing that's worth pointing out is, the valuation of this company has actually stalled a little bit. Back in 2015, the company raised money at an $11 billion valuation. Then, in 2017, they raised it at about $12 billion. The early reports that we've seen thus far indicate that this company is going to come public slightly over $12 billion. That's not a lot of market cap expansion for a four-year period, even though this business has been growing nicely.
Lewis: Yeah. I'm not really sure what to make of that, Brian. I have to be honest. You look at the revenue growth that they've enjoyed over the last couple of years, and I don't know if the 2015 valuation was too rich and it's stalled because the business results just had to catch up with the valuation, or if there's something that we're missing here looking at this analysis.
Feroldi: Right. So, that is something for investors to watch. I prefer to buy stocks that continually go up. A lot of other venture capitalists do, too. They want to see that number continue to grow steadily. The fact that it has capped out is something to watch. Investors need to be wary of any new IPO when it comes out. We don't know how the management team is going to handle being a public company. It changes the culture, it changes the way they operate, it changes the way that they can do things. Suddenly, they have a number every 90 days that they have to hit. I always like to observe IPOs from the sidelines for a quarter or two before I just dive in because that is a significant challenge that not every company masters.
Lewis: I'm 100% with you on that one, Brian, for all the reasons that you mentioned, and also because there are some metrics, especially related to an ad business, that I want to see with Pinterest that I haven't gotten a chance to see yet. The cost per engagement, the CPE, or the cost per thousand impressions, and the ad load for this, are going to be some of the main drivers of growth in the U.S. market, and we don't have a really firm sense of what those numbers look like for Pinterest. Yet most major ad-based businesses -- your Twitters, your Facebooks of the world -- will give you year over year growth rates or sequential growth rates to show you where those metrics are trending. We haven't gotten a sense of what that looks like yet. So, for me, I want to get a sense of, what does ad inventory look like? Is it pretty saturated on the platform? Or is there room for them to expand that out? What's going on with pricing? Can we expect growth there, too?
Feroldi: Yeah, I think that's completely reasonable to think about. However, one thing I do want to say is that I will probably be a buyer of this IPO on day one for one reason. That is, I am keenly interested in getting my wife interested in the stock market. [laughs] I haven't been able to do it at all yet. But I do think that she likes this business enough that if I told her that we owned a teeny, tiny little bit in our portfolio, and I showed her some metrics, it might prompt her to get interested. I'm not going to go hog wild, but I probably will buy a few shares on the day of the IPO.
Lewis: Sometimes you just need to find the thing that keeps you interested and gets you a little invested. I know for me, when I am just starting to really get excited about a business, sometimes I will take a small position just so that when I'm checking my brokerage every now and then, I see the shares, and I'm tracking them on a day-to-day basis or a weekly basis, getting a sense of the direction the business is going in. So, I hear you there, Brian, given all the other caveats that we threw out there about IPOs.
Feroldi: Yeah. So, this is one that I'm probably going to break some of my own rules on. But, again, it's just going to be a tiny percent of my portfolio. Before I would make a substantial commitment to this company, I would definitely want to see at least two quarters of results to see how they operate before I would do anything like that.
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Senator Tom Cotton (R-Arkansas) introduced a bill with Sens. Chris Van Hollen (D-Maryland), Chuck Schumer (D-New York) and Rick Scott (R-Florida) to severely sanction Chinese technology company Huawei and other untrustworthy Chinese 5G producers who engage in economic espionage against the United States. This bill would add these entities to the Treasury Department's Specially Designated Nationals (SDN) List, which would effectively freeze them from accessing the U.S. financial system. Congressman Mike Gallagher (WI-08) introduced companion legislation in the U.S. House of Representatives.
In October, the Department of Justice charged two Chinese intelligence officials for collaborating with Huawei to obstruct the federal government's investigation of the company. The FBI also recently revealed that Huawei gear was found in cell towers near several U.S. nuclear missile bases and that signals from these towers could interfere with the U.S. nuclear arsenal. Bill text is here.
"We've made great strides in recent years at home and abroad in combatting Huawei's malign attempts to dominate 5G and steal Americans' data. However, the fight is not finished. Huawei is an arm of Chinese intelligence. We cannot allow Huawei and the Chinese Communist Party to have access to Americans' personal data and our country's most sensitive defense systems. We must address the dire threat these Chinese companies pose to our national security," said Sen. Cotton.
"Foreign companies that spy on the U.S. and violate our laws should face severe consequences. Huawei is a repeat offender. This bipartisan bill will bolster our national defenses by further sanctioning Huawei and other similar bad actors seeking to undermine our security," said Sen. Van Hollen.
"I am proud to join my colleagues in introducing the NETWORKS Act which will implement strict sanctions on companies like Huawei that spy on Americans and put our national security at risk. I've been very clear about the threat we face from technology companies controlled by Communist China and other enemies that are known for espionage and theft of American technology. For too long, the United States has allowed one of our biggest adversaries into the most sensitive areas of our lives, but that must end. We must pass the NETWORKS Act immediately and hold these companies accountable," said Sen. Scott. Tom Cotton
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Oregon has a program in which patients and doctors can go through mediation instead of a lawsuit when medical errors have occurred. The program went into effect in 2014, giving patients and their families a way to work through a claim without having to head to court.
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True to its roots, planted firmly in 1971, Paychex has catered to the needs of small to medium size business owners, both nationally and here in Hayti. As Paychex has grown, they've been able to do more for their clients. It's rare to find a company that can so aptly deliver on your technological needs without sacrificing the personal touch.
If you use some of Paychex's other services, like retirement plan and benefits management, those are also accessible online and through mobile devices for both managers and employees. For many Hayti business owners, Paychex online payroll makes business simpler.


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Documentation Home > man pages section 4: File Formats > File Formats > H > hosts(4)
NAME | SYNOPSIS | DESCRIPTION | EXAMPLES | SEE ALSO | NOTES
hosts– host name database
/etc/inet/hosts
The hosts file is a local database that associates the names of hosts with their Internet Protocol (IP) addresses. The hosts file can be used in conjunction with, or instead of, other hosts databases, including the Domain Name System (DNS), the NIS hosts map and the NIS+ hosts table. Programs use library interfaces to access information in the hosts file.
The hosts file has one entry for each IP address of each host. If a host has more than one IP address, it will have one entry for each, on consecutive lines. The format of each line is:
IP-address official-host-name nicknames . . .
Items are separated by any number of SPACE and/or TAB characters. The first item on a line is the host's IP address. The second entry is the host's official name. Subsequent entries on the same line are alternative names for the same machine, or "nicknames." Nicknames are optional.
For a host with more than one IP address, consecutive entries for these addresses may contain the same or differing nicknames. Different nicknames are useful for assigning distinct names to different addresses.
A call to gethostbyname(3NSL) returns a hostent structure containing the union of all addresses and nicknames from each line containing a matching official name or nickname.
A `#' indicates the beginning of a comment; characters up to the end of the line are not interpreted by routines that search the file.
Network addresses are written in the conventional "decimal dot" notation and interpreted using the inet_addr routine from the Internet address manipulation library, inet(3SOCKET).
This interface supports host names as defined in Internet RFC 952 which states:
A "name" (Net, Host, Gateway, or Domain name) is a text string up to 24 characters drawn from the alphabet (A-Z), digits (0-9), minus sign (-), and period (.). Note that periods are only allowed when they serve to delimit components of "domain style names". (See RFC 921, Domain Name System Implementation Schedule , for background). No blank or space characters are permitted as part of a name. No distinction is made between upper and lower case. The first character must be an alpha character. The last character must not be a minus sign or period.
Although the interface accepts host names longer than 24 characters for the host portion (exclusive of the domain component), choosing names for hosts that adhere to the 24 character restriction will insure maximum interoperability on the Internet.
A host which serves as a GATEWAY should have "-GATEWAY" or "-GW" as part of its name. Hosts which do not serve as Internet gateways should not use "-GATEWAY" and "-GW" as part of their names. A host which is a TAC should have "-TAC" as the last part of its host name, if it is a DoD host. Single character names or nicknames are not allowed.
RFC 952 has been modified by RFC 1123 to relax the restriction on the first character being a digit.
Example 1 Example of a Typical Line From the hosts File
Here is a typical line from the hosts file:
192.9.1.20        gaia                        # John Smith
in.named(1M), gethostbyname(3NSL), inet(3SOCKET), nsswitch.conf(4), resolv.conf(4)
/etc/inet/hosts is the official SVR4 name of the hosts file. The symbolic link /etc/hosts exists for BSD compatibility.
SunOS 5.8 Last Revised 21 Mar 1995


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Cayetano: LP-NP-NPC coalition was organized based on a common reform vision, solidly grounded in good governance
Senate minority leader Alan Peter Cayetano stressed that the Liberal Party-Nationalist People's Coalition-Nacionalista Party (LP-NPC-NP) coalition was organized based on a common reform vision, solidly grounded in good governance.
"This is a marriage of ideas, vision and of commitment to continued change. This is certainly not a coalition for political convenience," he said.
The senator explained that he and the other members of the NP were comfortable with the coalition because of the action they've seen on the administration's part in the areas of good governance, transparency and accountability.
"Both the NP and the LP have moved for vital legislation grounded on the principles of transparency, accountability, and social reforms. Based on that, we think that this coalition is the pragmatic and realistic thing to do," he said.
He said that one of the NP's purposes for joining the coalition was to balance the role of being fiscalizers with their desire to join in making policies and implementing programs.
"They are the ones in the administration, not us. They are in power and have the capacity to implement well-meaning reforms. We have ideas and policies that we have always wanted to push. Given that we have shared principles, we realized that this coalition will work based on these," he said.
The minority leader also pointed out that it is due to these shared vision and principles of coalition that he is willing to run against former Senator Jamby Madrigal who he was known to have had a strained relationship with in the past.
"While I may feel a bit of discomfort, I'll do my best to work with her for the good of the coalition. For me, less importance should be placed on individual personalities. A coalition is a joining of ideas and principles, not personalities," he said.
Cayetano stated that the coalition is now focused on working out the details of their specific plans of action aligned with their shared principles and grounded on a solid vision of reforming the country.
"The challenge for us now is to further strengthen the founding principles of our coalition and to translate everything into vital legislation and executive action. We will articulate this in the weeks ahead," he said.


iPhone growth is slowing, but still healthy.
The iPhone user base is expected to surpass 1 billion units by 2019, according to new estimates.
Growth is so healthy right now that analysts expect the number of active users to be around 80 percent bigger when iPhone 8 goes on sale this fall than it was when the iPhone 6 arrived in September 2014.
Who said the iPhone had already reached its peak?
Apple sold its 1 billionth iPhone last summer, but many of those are no longer in use today. The actual number of active devices is around 800 million, according to the latest figures from UBS — and it's going to keep climbing in the coming years.
"Our analysis indicates that iPhone's installed base will be nearly ~80% larger entering the iPhone 8 cycle than it was entering the strong iPhone 6 cycle," said Bernstein analyst Toni Sacconaghi Jr. in a recent note to investors obtained by Business Insider.
Growth will slow, UBS predicts, but not enough to diminish the iPhone's "installed base." In fiscal 2018 (October 2017 to September 2018), it's expected to reach 918 million units with a rise of 14 percent year-over-year. In fiscal 2019, it is expected to surpass the 1 billion milestone.
Investors are super-interested in the iPhone's install base because it provides a good indication of how popular future revisions will be. The larger the number of active users, the larger the number of people upgrading every time Apple unveils a new smartphone.
Analysts are predicting a "supercycle" for iPhone 8 later this year, thanks to the success of the iPhone 6, which drove the iPhone's install base up 35 percent. Many of these handsets are still being used, which means they're ripe for an upgrade this fall.
What's more, iPhone 8 is expected to be a massive refresh that will persuade even iPhone 7 owners to upgrade early. We're expecting an all-new design, the iPhone's first OLED display, and possibly even features like wireless charging and facial recognition.


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Will Mine Safety Be a Consumer Issue?
This is really an excellent post at Solitare about South Africa's mine sector, its dismal safety record, and the risk of a consumer backlash.
Diamond mining does not have a bad reputation safety-wise, but, as you can see in the chart printed on the Solitare post, the record of gold and platinum mines is atrocious. As the post notes, things have gotten so bad, the union in South Africa has called a one-day strike because so many miners are dying.
I was watching a fascinating show on History Channel about what goes into transporting equipment to the diamond minds in the Arctic…people risking their lives for a stupid diamond…makes me want to give back my wedding rings. I'll definitely consider buying jewelry without precious stones, as it seems a lot of people suffer for it.
Because of Blood Diamond and all the rest, many consumers now think of diamond mining as inherently sleazy. I can't tell you how many times, when I tell people what I do, I am asked about how horrible things are in the diamond mines. When the story about the trapped South African gold miners was all over the news, I recall thinking, if that was a diamond mine, we'd be in a lot of trouble. Truly, this industry doesn't have room for error anymore.
Anyway, on the subject of social issues, Chaim also has a great column this week about the challenge of reforming the Sierra Leone diamond sector.


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According to his mother, Dave began fishing with an actual fly while backpacking in Idaho's Sawtooth Mountains. Such trips were an inspiration for Dave. Returning home, he would scrounge materials and begin tying. Dave has studied fly casting under Joan Wulff, worked with school districts to develop fishing programs, and mastered single-handed and spey casting. If it involves flies and fish, Dave has done it.


Visit us at Silver City Dia de los Muertos, Sunday October 29 in beautiful downtown Silver City. We will be on Market Street and Bullard Street from 1230 to 5pm. Lots of great activities, performances and parade at 3:30pm.
We are making art buttons! Come color a Marigold or a Calavera (sugar skull) ALL AGES ! FREE! ARTE PARA TODOS!


Wholesale case of six inch glass plates for larger candles or multiple candles, rounded edge. Flat surface measures 6 inches, round edge adds about an inch to the plate. Clear glass plates come 24 candle holders to a case.


Both the use of butter and shortening make for a flaky pie crust. It is best to refrigerate the dough overnight if possible for ease in rolling it out between two sheets of lightly floured wax paper.
1. Combine the flour and salt in a large bowl. Add the butter and mix together with your fingertips or a pastry cutter until the mixture is very coarse — the size of peas. Then add the shortening, and continue blending with fingertips. The mixture should still be very coarse.
2. Add 4 tablespoons of the water and toss the mixture together. If the dough does not hold together when gathered in your hand, add a bit more water. Do not overwork the dough. Divide the dough in half and form it into thick disks. Wrap each disk in plastic and chill for at least 1 hour or overnight.
3. Remove one disk of dough from the refrigerator. Unwrap it and roll it out on a lightly floured work surface or between two sheets of wax paper to form a circle about 1/8-inch thick and 2 inches larger than the pie plate. Work quickly, as the dough can become sticky. Use a spatula to help lift the dough, and fold it loosely in half and into quarters. Gently transfer it to the pie plate, centering the corner of the dough in the center of the pie plate. Open up the dough and press it lightly into the plate to fit. If the dough should tear, just press it gently together. Trim the dough, leaving a 1-inch overhang. If making a single-crust pie, turn the edge under and flute it decoratively.
4. Repeat the rolling process for a top crust or for another bottom crust. The circle of a top crust should be 9 inches for an 8-inch pie and 10 inches for a 9-inch pie.
5. Follow the individual pie recipes for filling and baking.
Per 1/8 of a single-crust: 200 calories, 13 g carbohydrates, 2 g protein, 15 g fat, 25 mg cholesterol.
This is a really good recipe for pie crust.The only minor problem I had at first, was that you had to make sure the the butter was cut in really,REALLY well prior to rolling out the dough or the dough would be very sticky and glue like. HOWEVER, once I figured out the remedy to this problem all was fine. This is a very buttery and rich tasting crust. I will be using it again. Any cook or pastry maker worth their salt, will love rich tasting pie crust.
Yikes! Why is this recipe still on your website! There IS way to much fat in this recipe - it has to be a typo.


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