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Juan F Gonzalez
Posted on Jan 18, 2021 • Originally published at blog.juanfgonzalez.com
Version control in Git
#git #programming #versioncontrol
In previous posts, we saw about ways to do different things with Git and you probably already picked a trick or two.
This time we're not going to go into specific details but instead, we'll look at a more general concept.
Which is, what is it that we accomplish by using Git.
What do we use Git for?
Git is a tool that we use for what is called "Version Control". Something like a team of developers, each one has a copy of a project with changes that are part of the current work.
Each developer has a version of the codebase and the system that allows the seamless integration of those changes is the version control system (i.e. Git)
Benefits of version control
By using version control the process of development, especially collaborative development, is much easier and user friendly.
It allows us to do things like:
Have a local archive of all the changes made over the history of the project.
Be a able to go "back in time" to restore changes or go to a point where things were working correctly.
Avoid the pain of having to agree which person does what changes and integrate them without overwriting someone else's work.
If done properly, have a log of all the important changes of a project and use it as release notes.
Reduce communication overhead between teammates and provide a common context of what's being currently worked on.
Provide some sort of "passive communication" in which it can help spark conversations about what's happening in the codebase.
Among other things. The important part is that version control can allow teams to move faster on the development process and be flexible with the features that can be released or held off for a later time.
Inevitably, the bigger the team and the more people contributing changes to a codebase the more challenging the communication becomes (more across different time zones).
Using Git, and something like GitHub, most of those challenges can be tackled in a simpler and more productive way.
Version control best practices
By itself, version control is a very useful tool and it can be even more powerful when used in a proper way.
Since with all the features of Git we have great power and flexibility to manage our code, it is also important that we use it responsibly to not break or wipe the work done by others.
Here are some recommendations that have been useful for me and several others.
Commit early, commit often
I used to be the type of person that would do one commit with the changes of one entire work session and then another commit in the next one and so on. My work history would have a couple of, often very massive, commits.
That's all well and good if you're working solo or with a partner that you know well. However, in a distributed team with perfect strangers, it can lead to some troubles.
In that case, it's best that you shorten the amount of work you put in the commits.
Don't go to the other extreme and make a commit for every random change done. It's best to make one for each task that you have to get done in order to finish a feature/solving a bug.
Still, you can make several commits locally and then squash them before pushing to the remote. That way, the remote repo will have a more descriptive commit log.
Make sure you're starting from the latest version
Whenever you have to do new work, make sure you're starting from the latest version of the code. This is to avoid conflicts later when trying to merge your work.
(Work that later can create several conflicts due to starting from an outdated version of the codebase).
It depends as well as how is the team workflow for approving merges, handling branches, and stuff.
For instance, in some projects, the master branch is protected and no one can push work directly. Any new changes have to be uploaded to a "testing" or "sandbox" branch before it gets approved.
So whether you're starting the work based off the master branch or a feature branch. Make sure you're always checking for new changes and additions to the codebase.
That's so you can have a much smoother experience when uploading your work and requesting a merge.
Write "meaningful" commit messages
This one is more related to the project guidelines (if there are any). It's okay to write random stuff that only you understand if the project is a personal thing.
In bigger projects however, it's better to make your commits say what the person is going to find once the change log gets opened.
If you worked on one part of feature X, then write what it is that had to change for that feature. This is so it's easier for others to review and also because you don't want to give others extra work.
Especially if you're starting to work with a new team.
Then again, if there's a set of guidelines for how the commits should be made, (e.g. 'name of the ticket': 'brief description of the change') use those. Align to what's best for the team and the readability of the commit log.
Review changes before committing
One of the great features of Git is that it gives us a "staging area" where we can keep work that's been done but not ready yet to be committed.
But often what happens is that we might be a little too used to run the command git add ..
That will add all the current changes even the ones that we don't want to commit.
Even worse the command git add -A, which makes everything to get added (even local config files that have nothing to do on the remote repo).
That's why before committing something, make sure all changes added are related to that commit and make sense as a standalone unit of work. That way, all those commits will make sense once they're pushed to the remote.
Properly using the staging area is a powerful feature that allows us great flexibility when working on several user stories/bugs simultaneously.
And speaking of working on several things on an asynchronous fashion...
Use branchess for each feature/bug
This one should go without saying. Git can be the ultimate tool for handling several different lines of work that one can jump between whenever the situation arises.
Still, don't use it as a "multitasking" enhancing feature because, in reality, actual 'good multitasking' doesn't exist. Use it more as a way to keep all work you've been doing organized and separated from each other.
If you were working on a feature that later on showed some bugs in QA, you can switch from what you're currently doing to the branch that has those changes. Once there, create the fix and upload it upstream. If everything works well, you can go back to the other branch you were initially on and resume work there.
Agree on a workflow
This one could be the most important point because as you've seen, all previous points can be modified or altered in a way based on the results from this one.
Several things can happen when agreeing on a common workflow, like:
The commit messages are going to be in X format instead of Y format.
The work it's going to be done in several incremental steps and the commits will be squashed before getting into the master branch.
They're going to be rebased instead, depending on the feature being worked on.
What's going to be released and when.
What day is going to be specifically for QA work so no more commits will be allowed (unless it's something like a hotfix).
What's important is to agree on a specific workflow that everyone is aware of and can follow.
That will improve greatly the team communication and avoid wasting time nitpicking on details. The already placed guidelines will give everyone a sense of order and structure.
Knowing how version control works and how to use it effectively, will undoubtedly expand our development productivity and skill when working with distributed teams.
Independently of the service being used to host the code online (GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket, etc...).
Knowing Git will give us the confidence to do our work focusing and what we know instead of the little details of uploading the work properly to the repo.
It will allow us to recover from errors and help get others out of a tough situation when it arrives.
It's also good to not only know how our tools work, but also to use them correctly. And see if there are better alternatives out there to make the work we do better each time.
That's it for this article. As always, thanks for reading so far. Hope this post was useful and hope to see you for the next one as well.
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Q: Codeigniter and redirect old url's I have designed and developed new version of a website in codeigniter.
The old one was in pure php.Now i want to route or redirect the old links that are registered in google or other place to new site and correct url's.
My few old URLs are

domain.com/en
  domain.com/en/article.html

Now i want to redirect my all url to

domain.com
  domain.com/en/submit
  domain.com/home/articles/2055

A: You need to use proper links that hit the controller methods to go to appropriate pages.
For example let suppose you had a page in your website built with php.
article.html

So you must have a controller now to load the article.php as view. For example
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    public function __construct(){
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    public function articles(){
        //get id with get , post or segment
        //$data['article'] = //get article from database on the base of id
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Practice sharpening passing and catching with this drill that also requires good coordination to get in sync with a team mate.
Pairs stand approximately 3m apart facing one another. (A)'s preferred hand will determine the side to start on.
(B) performs a one-handed catch, then with arm still extended, passes back to (A)'s right-hand.
A progression for expert level is to move laterally while passing (use transverse lines as markers).


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Okręg wyborczy Bridgwater powstał w 1295 r. i wysyłał do angielskiej, a następnie brytyjskiej, Izby Gmin dwóch deputowanych. Okręg został zlikwidowany w 1870 r. z powodu korupcji wyborczej. Przywrócono go w 1885 r., jako okręg jednomandatowy. Okręg obejmuje miasto Bridgwater w hrabstwie Somerset.

Deputowani do brytyjskiej Izby Gmin z okręgu Bridgwater

Deputowani w latach 1295–1660
 1640: Edward Wyndham
 1640: Robert Blake
 1653: Robert Blake

Deputowani w latach 1660–1870
 1660–1661: Thomas Wroth
 1660–1661: Francis Rolle
 1661–1679: Edmund Wyndham
 1661–1669: John Tynte
 1669–1669: Francis Rolle
 1669–1679: Peregrine Palmer
 1679–1689: Halswell Tynte
 1679–1679: Francis Rolle
 1679–1681: Ralph Stawell
 1681–1685: John Malet
 1685–1695: Francis Warre, torysi
 1689–1692: Henry Bull, torysi
 1692–1695: Robert Balch
 1695–1698: Nathaniel Palmer
 1695–1699: Roger Hoar
 1698–1701: George Crane
 1699–1701: Francis Warre, torysi
 1701–1701: John Gilbert
 1701–1710: George Balch, torysi
 1701–1708: Thomas Wroth
 1708–1713: George Dodington, wigowie
 1710–1715: Nathaniel Palmer, torysi
 1713–1715: John Rolle
 1715–1720: George Dodington, wigowie
 1715–1727: Thomas Palmer, torysi
 1720–1722: William Pitt
 1722–1754: George Dodington
 1727–1731: Halswell Tynte, torysi
 1731–1735: Thomas Palmer, torysi
 1735–1741: Charles Wyndham, torysi
 1741–1747: Vere Poulett, torysi
 1747–1753: Peregrine Poulett, torysi
 1753–1761: Robert Balch, torysi
 1754–1762: John Perceval, 2. hrabia Egmont
 1761–1763: Edward Southwell
 1762–1769: John Perceval, wicehrabia Perceval
 1763–1768: Gabriel Hanger, 1. baron Coleraine
 1768–1781: Benjamin Allen
 1769–1785: Anne Poulett, torysi
 1781–1784: John Acland
 1784–1790: Alexander Hood
 1785–1790: Robert Thornton
 1790–1796: Vere Poulett
 1790–1796: John Langston
 1796–1806: George Pocock
 1796–1804: Jeffreys Allen
 1804–1806: John Hudleston
 1806–1807: Vere Poulett
 1806–1807: John Langston
 1807–1832: William Thornton Astell
 1807–1820: George Pocock
 1820–1837: Charles Tynte, wigowie
 1832–1835: William Tayleur, wigowie
 1835–1837: John Temple Leader, wigowie
 1837–1852: Henry Broadwood, Partia Konserwatywna
 1837–1841: Philip Courtenay, Partia Konserwatywna
 1841–1847: Thomas Forman, Partia Konserwatywna
 1847–1865: Charles John Kemys Tynte, Partia Liberalna
 1852–1857: Brent Follett, Partia Konserwatywna
 1857–1870: Alexander William Kinglake, Partia Liberalna
 1865–1866: Henry Westropp, Partia Konserwatywna
 1866–1866: George Patton, Partia Konserwatywna
 1866–1870: Philip Vanderbyl, Partia Liberalna

Deputowani po 1885
 1885–1906: Edward Stanley, Partia Konserwatywna
 1906–1910: Henry Montgomery, Partia Liberalna
 1910–1923: Robert Sanders, Partia Konserwatywna
 1923–1924: William Morse, Partia Liberalna
 1924–1929: Brooks Wood, Partia Konserwatywna
 1929–1938: Reginald Croom-Johnson, Partia Konserwatywna
 1938–1950: Vernon Bartlett, niezależni
 1950–1969: Gerald Wills, Partia Konserwatywna
 1970–2001: Tom King, Partia Konserwatywna
 2001–: Ian Liddell-Grainger, Partia Konserwatywna

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Multiuser Support
john.schaerli January 14, 2019, 8:39am #1
First, I'd like to introduce myself quickly.
I work as an IT manager in a smaller production company in Switzerland.
I saw this software for the first time at a Chaos congress. As we are looking for an Infoscreen solution, I took a closer look at InfoBeamer…
And I like what I see.
But I wonder if there is the possibility to control the content from the info beamer, by several users, possible also with several rolls.
In our case, the IT department would manage the equipment and the HR department, as well as our reception would maintain the content.
I can also share the access data to the account. But I find it unsightly.
andy.ravilious January 14, 2019, 9:17am #2
+1 for this feature, would be very handy for our Company, instead of sharing the same login.
infobeamer-fw January 14, 2019, 11:10am #3
Yes. This is being worked on. Here's a sneak peek of what some of the UI currently looks like. It's probably going to be clean up a bit before release:
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The basic idea is that an account owner can invite other users to their account while setting permissions for the invited users. Once an invite is accepted, the invited user has the option to switch between accessible accounts. So they still have their own account, but can switch to other accounts they have been invited to.
ACLs will allow fine grained permissions on all entities and actions within an account.
You can also invite yourself to your account, to get additional API keys. This allows you to create limited keys that (for example) only allow the caller to access the account information API call to see how much credits you still have for something like an automated check.
No ETA yet, but specific user cases might be interesting to know.
john.schaerli January 14, 2019, 1:50pm #4
I have one wish regarding the invitation. So that I don't have to list you in my collection of data processors (GDPR and stuff like that).
Would it be possible to create an invitation token with which someone can register themselves?
As soon as he has registered, I could unlock him for access. (in case someone guessed his token and tries to get access - recognizable by a mail address unknown to me)
infobeamer-fw January 14, 2019, 2:12pm #5
I'm not a lawyer, but how would that make a difference? The end result is the same: Both (inviting account and invitee) see each others email address once confirmed. I'm all for making the service as privacy respecting as possible, but I don't fully see how your suggestion would help here. I probably don't fully understand what you're suggesting.
Right now the flow would be like this:
A and B have an info-beamer account
A enters B's email address in 'invite box'.
B sees the invite and either accepts or rejects it
At any point, A or B can revoke/cancel the access. How would you suggest this works?
yes, that should work… i was probably with my mind at another service provider where you could only create accounts with an invitation.
Ah. Ok. You'll never need an invitation to use info-beamer.com
I'll keep this topic updated if there's more to see/test.
infobeamer-fw split this topic January 16, 2019, 11:10am #8
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chinmay February 16, 2019, 6:44am #9
When this will be available ?
infobeamer-fw February 16, 2019, 10:28am #10
When its done. There's still no ETA.
infobeamer-fw March 31, 2019, 4:33pm #11
Work on the permission system is making big progress. Expect a first release soon. Here's a few screenshots of the new UI and a few example uses.
Shared access page
You can now share access to your account with other users and other users can invite you into their account. Once such an invitation is accepted by you, you can switch between accessing your own account and the other account(s) using the new "Shared access" page. It's accessible from the menu at the top right corner:
Clicking on Switch to access on another users account lets you access that account. Of course the user that invited you has full control over what you can actually do in their account.
Your own account is also listed here. If you want to switch back to your own account, just click on its Switch to access button. You might wonder why my account (fw@info-beamer.com) is listed multiple times. Check out self access below for more information on this feature.
New permissions tab
Managing access gets its own tab. You can control access to your own account, manage the accesses you have to other accounts and use or create your own rules on which permissions apply.
Access tab
The "Access to account" tab shows you who can access your account. The first line is an auto-generated access that allows you to access your own account. The second line allows otheruser@example.net access using the Test Access access control list. Finally the third line allows you access to your own account, but with limited permissions controlled by the Read-only account access access control list.
Accessible accounts tab
Next is the "Accessible accounts" tab. You can see all accounts you have access to. This is essentially the exact same list you saw in the Shared access page listed above. If you no longer need access to one of the listed accounts, you can leave it here:
ACL tab
The ACL tab allows you to create, edit or delete access control lists (ACLs). ACLs bundle up any number of policies. If you want to manage multiple users accessing your account and all of them should have the same permissions, a single ACL is enough for that. If you need different permissions for each user, create one ACL for each one of them using different policies.
When you click on any of the ACLs you can see which policies they use. You can add a policy to an ACL by dragging it to the "Assigned policies" column.
Policies tab
Policies are what actually controls if an actions is allows or denied. Policies can be used in any number of ACLs.
A policy is a (usually short) JSON document that lists an action, an optional condition and an effect. Every action made by another users to your account can be controlled that way. Example actions are device:create, setup:update:config or asset:update:filename. The API documentation will be updated of course to describe which API call corresponds to which action.
The effect is either deny or allow.
The condition value adds the real power to the policies. Here you can describe which condition must be matched before the policy has an effect. You can usually check for different attributes of objects (devices, packages, setups, assets, etc) that are created, modified or deleted.
For example you can ensure file renames are only possible in the test folder with the policy shown below. Conditions also allow you to limit certain action to a subset of everything in your account. So you can deny a user access to any device with a name starting with reception/*. Finally you can match for per-request values like the remote ip or current time. This can be used for example to make sure that some device cannot be edited unless the logged in user is currently using the dashboard from your office network. For some objects it's also possible to match values set in their (usually hidden) userdata value.
To make things easy, there will be different useful policies available by default. Those might be "Device Administrator access" (full access to all devices), "Device View access" (read-only access to all devices). Instead of writing your own policies you can then just use them to build your ACLs.
Multiple API keys per account
Above you saw that you can have multiple different accesses to your own account. You might wonder why that's useful: Each access does have its own API key and ACL. This allows you to create additional API keys for your own account with limited access. Here are several examples where that might be useful:
Some users use the account information API call in their monitoring systems to check if the account balance will reach 0 soon. Previously you had to use your single API key for that. This means that your monitoring system has complete access to your account, even if it's only interested in how many credits you still have. With the new permission system you can create a new access to your own account, add a ACL with a single policy that only allows access to the account information call and use that API key for your monitoring system. Even is the API key leaks, it can't be used for anything other than the configuration use case.
Integration into automated pipelines: Previously every package imported had a webhook URL. This URL could be used to essentially trigger a package update API call without authentication as a secret component was included in the called Url. This feature will be removed but can be fully replaced with the new permission system: If you want to allow an automated system to update some of your packages, you can now create a new policy that only allows the package:update:sync action for certain package_ids.
If you want to create a custom ACL used for sharing your account with another user, you can test this ACL yourself by creating a new access to your own account and assigning that ACL. You can then verify that the policy works as intended before assigning it to a real user.
Structuring account access
The permission system is really flexible. If you want to set up a signage network with multiple users, you can now create a single master account. This account has all the devices, setups, packages and assets. Your users then create their own account and the master account invites those users. Of course while assigning custom ACLs to each user. You can for example have an ACL that only allows users to edit devices with a certain location name.
When the users log in, they first end up in their own account, but can easily switch over to the signage network account and modify only their devices.
Which this all looks fairly complete, there's still some work left. A big part is documentation as this feature can be quite complex. So there's still no final ETA for the feature, but it's pretty close now. Feedback welcome.
johnniewalker.email April 2, 2019, 1:05pm #12
That all sounds fantastic
Regarding assets, can you confirm that a sub-account will only have access to the assets relating to that account? or are you saying that will be user configurable?
As this would make it much easier to create setups and playlists when only working with the relevant files.
infobeamer-fw April 2, 2019, 1:10pm #13
This feature has actually nothing to do with sub accounts.
Instead it allows you to describe relationships between any account. So between your main/sub accounts, or the accounts of other users.
You can allow other users access to your account and assign limiting permissions for that access. One option of limiting access is for example to prevent a user that has access to your account from changing anything other than files in a single directory. Or for example only being able to edit a single setup.
Currently writing the documentation. Sneak peek: Prevent device reboots during the middle of the day using this policy:
"Action": "device:reboot",
"TimeAfter(Europe/Berlin)": {
"request:time": "06:00"
"TimeBefore(Europe/Berlin)": {
"Effect": "deny"
or since that's now best practice ( ), here's how to prevent access to the API using curl:
"Action": "*",
"StringLikeIgnoreCase": {
"request:user-agent": "*curl*"
This feature is now online. Right now it's hidden behind a feature toggle on the account page as I feel that there's not yet enough documentation available on how to best use the system. That'll change once there's more user feedback. Have fun giving out permissions and testing out the system. Also you don't have to worry locking yourself out of your own account. That's not possible.

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Avalere is also pleased to announce the appointment of Joshua Seidman, PhD, to lead the Center. Dr. Seidman's experience with the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services' Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT, where he was responsible for policy development around the meaningful use of electronic health records and e-quality measures, National Committee on Quality Assurance (NCQA), and extensive engagement with other leading healthcare organizations brings deep practical, real world expertise to the Center.
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1. The king shall joy—Chaldee, the king Messiah.
In thy strength— Because through the strength of Jehovah alone he had triumphed.
2. His heart's desire—Comp. Psalms 20:4. The cause of this answer is given in Psalms 21:7. As applied to Messiah, see John 11:41-42 : "Father, I thank thee that thou hast heard me."
3. Thou preventest him—Thou anticipatest him. God had provided for David's want before he had finished his prayer.
A crown of pure gold— Probably an allusion to 2 Samuel 12:30. The ancients were not unused to such. Pliny (b. 30, c. 3) says Claudius Cesar, (A.D. 54,) at his triumph after his subjugation of Britain, exhibited crowns of beaten gold, one of which weighed seven pounds and another nine pounds—a barbaric way of asserting royalty. The throne of David was now established more firmly than ever.
4. He asked life—A reference to David's sickness after his great sin. See Psalm 6:38, 39, 41. He had repented, (Psalms 51) and had been forgiven. Psalms 32, 40, 103. All this had transpired during the two years that Joab was with the army besieging Rabbah. 2 Samuel 11:1; 2 Samuel 12:26. David was now again restored to national peace and divine favour.
Length of days for ever and ever—Literally, to eternal and perpetual age—realized only in "David's seed," Messiah. See Isaiah 53:10; Romans 6:9; and "Behold, I am alive for evermore," Revelation 1:18
6. Thou hast made him most blessed for ever—Thou hast constituted him blessings for ever. Compare "And thou shalt be a blessing." Genesis 12:2; Genesis 28:4; Galatians 3:3-14.
Exceeding glad with thy countenance—The parallel passage, almost verbatim, is Psalms 16:11, where "fulness of joy" is said to be in the divine presence: quoted by Peter, (Acts 2:28,) and applied to Christ.
7. The king trusteth in the Lord—The son of Sirach repeats an inspired truth: (Sirach 2:10;) "Look at the generations of old, and see; did ever any trust in the Lord, and was confounded?" See Hebrews 10:35
8. Thine hand shall find out—Shall take hold of, as the word often signifies, and as it is employed in Psalms 116:3; Psalms 119:143. The idea is, that God infallibly knows who and where his enemies are, and his justice shall arrest them.
9. As a fiery oven—See Malachi 4:1. The ovens of the Hebrews were heated mostly with dry thorns and grass, (Matthew 6:30,) material the most inflammable and destructible, which is the point of the figure.
Swallow them up—As the oven receives and quickly devours the light fuel thrown into it. See Psalms 18:8
10. Fruit… seed—The words may be taken as synonymous for posterity; or, the first for the products of the earth, and the second for children. The idea is that of utter desolation.
11. They intended—Rather, they extended, in a hostile sense, as the word more commonly means. They "extended," or directed, their evil designs against God. Job 15:15; Jeremiah 21:5. So, also, the second hemistich.
12. Shalt thou make them turn their back—Literally, Thou shalt set them the shoulder. This may mean, thou shalt set or place them in solid ranks, shoulder to shoulder, as if to call forth their utmost strength, and to show them how little they avail against God; or, thou shalt set them as a target, when "thou shalt fit thine arrows to the string," etc. The phrase is military, and the idea seems to be the consolidation of their troops, as if to do their utmost.
13. Exalted… in thine own strength—The closing verse is a call upon Jehovah to exalt himself by a manifestation of his own strength in the overthrow of his enemies and the deliverance of his Church. On this, compare Revelation 11:17.
Whedon, Daniel. "Commentary on Psalms 21:4". "Whedon's Commentary on the Bible". http://odl.studylight.org/commentaries/whe/psalms-21.html. 1874-1909.


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Museum of the Kansas National Guard - Topeka, Kansas
The Museum of the Kansas National Guard in Topeka, Kansas is dedicated to preserving the heritage of the Kansas National Guard and honoring the memories of the soldiers and airmen who have served Kansas and the United States. The Kansas Territorial Militia, was formed on August 30, 1855 and was organized into the Kansas National Guard when Kansas became a state on January 29, 1861.
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Main Gallery of the Museum of the Kansas National Guard
The new 35th Division Museum
Hand powered machine gun cloned from the Maxim Machine Gun
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Many iterative algorithms like Picard, Mann, Ishikawa are very useful to solve fixed point problems of nonlinear operators in real Hilbert spaces. The recent trend is to enhance their convergence rate abruptly by using inertial terms. The purpose of this paper is to investigate a new inertial iterative algorithm for finding the fixed points of nonexpansive operators in the framework of Hilbert spaces. We study the weak convergence of the proposed algorithm under mild assumptions. We apply our algorithm to design a new accelerated proximal gradient method. This new proximal gradient technique is applied to regression problems. Numerical experiments have been conducted for regression problems with several publicly available high-dimensional datasets and compare the proposed algorithm with already existing algorithms on the basis of their performance for accuracy and objective function values. Results show that the performance of our proposed algorithm overreaches the other algorithms, while keeping the iteration parameters unchanged.
The first author would like to acknowledge the financial support by Indian Institute of Technology (Banaras Hindu University) in terms of teaching assistantship. The third author thankfully acknowledges the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), New Delhi, India, through University Grant Commission (UGC) for providing financial assistance in the form of Junior Research Fellowship through grant (Ref. No. 19/06/2016 (i) EU-V).
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October 4, 2022 (press release) –
Low alcohol drinks company Kåska conquers the beverage market with its groundbreaking boosted drinks. Their unique measuring cup placed on top of the T-top closure helps customers perfect their cocktails. It is made with Sulapac material that biodegrades without leaving permanent microplastics behind.
No and low alcohol market continues to grow
A new wave of the low-alcohol trend is rising. According to the trend report by Finnish government-run alcohol monopoly Alko, more and more consumers now focus on their well-being by choosing no or low alcohol beverages. Kåska is a Finnish startup fulfilling this demand. Their products include mixed drinks and spirits.
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Topo had heard of Sulapac some years ago and had followed the company with great interest as it is a Finnish startup doing something new and innovative, just like Kåska. When Topo and his business partner Fred Karlsson designed the bottles, Sulapac came up.
"Sulapac's material is lightweight, bio-based – and locally produced just like ours. We also liked the idea of collaborating with a fellow Finnish startup."
Topo is looking forward to more Finnish companies creating eco-friendly packaging solutions. As the volume is large, more sustainable alternatives have a significant environmental impact.
Plastic bottle closures are typically made of different materials that are glued together, which makes them difficult to recycle. That's why many companies try to source more sustainable options.
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About Kåska
Kåska is a Finnish producer of low-alcohol drinks. The company was founded in 2019 by two friends, Eetu Topo and Fred Karlsson, who have a long experience in the alcohol industry. Kåska wants to encourage responsible, conscious drinking that puts flavor and experience first. All their products are handmade in Finland.
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Anyway Haiti have been hit real bad by the earthquake and it is a shame I don't have money at my disposal to be donated to those poor victims who lost so much in their lives. Nevertheless, the peasant me can still do the little bit she can right? Thus I went to watch tennis which was organized by Roger Federer, where all proceeds of ticket sales will go to the earthquake. It was blooming epic by the way. All the top players were there; Roger Federer, Rafa Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Andy Roddick, Lleyton Hewitt, Serena Williams, Kim Clijsters and Sam Stosur. And they even put mic pieces on for effect and communication with the audience. Wicked match indeed. Well throughout the game they started grunting and groaning on purpose which made it a tad bit uncomfortable but then they started talking and joking making the whole match hilarious as hell.
For those who wants to watch it but missed it, you can watch it on Youtube. I promise you that it is so worth watching. (click here) The link is part one. I think there are four parts which should be located under related videos on the right hand side. Happy watching.
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Teresa Vanderburgh's Musical Scrapbook #2 - Music Teachers' National Association Convention
Page 6, Item 3 of the second of Teresa Vanderburgh's Musical Scrapbooks - official program for the Twenty-First Annual Convention of the Music Teachers' National Association in Cincinnati, Ohio. June 20-23, 1899. Festival March with words and music.
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Page 6, Item 3 of the second of Teresa Vanderburgh's Musical Scrapbooks - official program for the Twenty-First Annual Convention of the Music Teachers' National Association in Cincinnati, Ohio. June 20-23, 1899. These pages include an advertisement for Chickering Pianos plus a program for the ninth concert of the Convention.
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Page 6, Item 3 of the second of Teresa Vanderburgh's Musical Scrapbooks - official program for the Twenty-First Annual Convention of the Music Teachers' National Association in Cincinnati, Ohio. June 20-23, 1899. Part of the program for the convention including the program for the seventh concert.
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The 2017–18 Campeonato de Portugal is the fifth season of Portuguese football's renovated third-tier league, since the merging of the Segunda Divisão and Terceira Divisão in 2013, and the third season under the current Campeonato de Portugal title. A total of 80 teams compete in this division, which began on 20 August 2017 and ended on 10 June 2018.

Format
The competition format consists of two stages. In the first stage, the 80 clubs will be divided in five series of 16 teams, according to geographic criteria. In each series, teams play against each other in a home-and-away double round-robin system.

In the second stage, the five best-placed teams from each first-stage series and the best three runners-up will dispute a series of playoff matches to promote to the LigaPro. The two finalists will be promoted directly. The six bottom clubs of each series will be relegated.

Teams

Relegated from the 2016–17 LigaPro:
 Vizela
 Fafe
 Freamunde
 Olhanense

From the 2016–17 Campeonato de Portugal:

 AD Oliveirense
 Bragança
 Merelinense
 Mirandela
 Montalegre
 Pedras Salgadas
 Torcatense
 Vilaverdense
 Aliança de Gandra
 Amarante
 Camacha
 Felgueiras 1932
 Marítimo B
 Pedras Rubras
 São Martinho
 Trofense
 Cesarense
 Cinfães
 Coimbrões
 Gondomar
 Salgueiros
 Sanjoanense
 Sousense
 AD Nogueirense
 Anadia
 Gafanha
 Lusitano de Vildemoinhos
 Mortágua
 Recreio de Águeda
 Benfica de Castelo Branco
 Fátima
 Oleiros
 Operário
 Sertanense
 Sporting Ideal
 União de Leiria
 Alcanenense
 Caldas
 Lusitânia
 Mafra
 Praiense
 Torreense
 Vilafranquense
 1º de Dezembro
 Casa Pia
 Loures
 Oriental
 Sacavenense
 Sintrense
 Almancilense
 Armacenenses
 Farense
 Louletano
 Lusitano VRSA
 Moura
 Pinhalnovense

Promoted from the 2016–17 District Championships:

 Algarve FA: Moncarapachense
 Aveiro FA: Espinho
 Beja FA: Castrense
 Braga FA: Arões
 Bragança FA: Argozelo
 Castelo Branco FA: Águias do Moradal
 Coimbra FA: Sourense
 Évora FA: Estrela de Vendas Novas
 Guarda FA: Fornos de Algodres
 Leiria FA: Marinhense
 Lisboa FA: Pêro Pinheiro
 Madeira FA: Câmara de Lobos
 Portalegre FA: Elétrico Ponte de Sôr
 Porto FA: Canelas 2010
 Santarém FA: Coruchense
 Setúbal FA: Olímpico do Montijo
 Viana do Castelo FA: Alt. Arcos Valdevez
 Vila Real FA: Mondinense
 Viseu FA: Ferreira de Aves
 Liga Meo Azores: Sporting de Guadalupe

Group stage

Serie A

Serie B

Serie C

Serie D

Serie E

Ranking of second-placed teams

Knockout stage

The 5 winners and the best 3 runners-up were qualified to the knockout stage, where the winning team and the runner-up were promoted to Segunda Liga.

Bracket

Final

References

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Don't Miss A Tick, Don't Miss A Tock In @OfficialBigLean's "Stamina"!
Our Jamaican culture continues to be undefeated when it comes to influencing music. Canadian Recording Artist Big Lean is one of those who embraced the culture and made it a part of the music. Born to Jamaican Immigrants, he has been making noise for some time. Recently he premiered his single and music video, "Stamina". Directed by Zac Facts, Big Lean shares a little of his "Yardie" side and speaks on his Mom wanting Grandkids, shows off that he can "Handle di wuk" once he downs a Dragon Stout, instructs his lady to "wine pon di ting", is a "Gallis inna real life" and states "Me likkle but me tallawah". With Producer Sevn Thomas handling the beat, this makes to be an easy going listen from Big Lean. Something to grab a gal and slow wine with. A so yuh fi wine baby! Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.


Eye Concepts provides expert advice on dry eyes. Learn about the causes, symptoms & the treatments out there that we offer. Book an assessment today.
Dry Eye Syndrome is a common cause of eye irritation. When your eyes feel like they are not producing enough moisture, you may have Dry Eye Syndrome. Dry eyes are caused by changes in the quality or quantity of your tears.
When a person has Dry Eye Syndrome, inflammatory changes in the tear producing glands and in the eye's surface, can interfere with the production of normal tears. When this occurs, the eye produces fewer tears that are less effective, this causes the tear film that covers the eye to evaporate rapidly, resulting in less moisture and protection for the surface of the eyes. With tear protection diminished, the eyes may experience the painful symptoms of dry eye. Without treatment, damage to the surface of the eyes may occur and this may lead to infection or impaired vision when left unaddressed.
Dry Eye Syndrome is a very common condition, it is believed to be one of the number one reasons people go to visit an eye doctor. It generally does not lead to long term damage to the eyes.
Dry Eye begins when there is not enough tears to lubricate your eyes and not enough oil to keep the tears protective coating on your eyes. Not blinking enough can also contribute to the problem. Our eyes are always making tears but most of the time we do not notice. If tears, oil production or blinking become affected this may trigger Dry Eye Syndrome. The causes of dry eye can vary.
Wearing contact lenses for long periods of time.
Prolonged exposure to aircon, heating, windy environments and other changes in external environment such as dust, debris and bacteria.
Repeated exposure to blue light from smartphones, computers, tablets and other devices.
Eye damage through injury or from a surgical procedure.
Changes in the body's nervous system, changes in hormonal balance or in the immune system.
Vitamin A deficiency which could be related to diet or poor vitamin absorption.
Dry Eye Syndrome is a very common problem that occurs for older people. As we age we become more prone to dry eyes due to the tear glands becoming less productive over time.
The main symptoms of dry eye are burning, grittiness, irritation, stinging and the eyes may appear bloodshot. It can often feel like there is something in the eyes, preventing you from being able to relax and blink normally. You may feel tempted to continuously rub and massage the eyes to help spread moisture across the surface however this can irritate the problem further. You can often experience tiredness from this problem with the desire to sleep or keep the eyes closed.
Ironically one of the most common signs of dry eye is tearing / excess water and it will usually affect both eyes. It is possible to also experience some problems with vision such as a little blurring or your eyes may feel sensitive to light. If you wear contact lenses this may become very uncomfortable and it is advised to avoid wearing them until the normal moisture of the eye has returned.
What is the best treatment for dry eyes?
It is possible to be tested by an eye specialist to confirm the cause of your dry eyes. This can be performed using special equipment that will test the fluid / tears produced by the eyes showing how much is being produced and whether there is enough coverage / protection. Through this testing the eye specialist will be able to review the overall severity and can then help provide the best solution for treatment.
If lack of tears is the problem, you can improve the moisture with artificial tears / eye drops / gel which can be bought over the counter at a pharmacy. These help inject the eye with a surge of moisture and there are also brands available that will help restore the oil flow that helps the moisture to stay coated to the eye. If you are contact lense wearer ensure you speak to your optometrist to find out the best solution for you. It may be wise to switch to prescription glasses for some time to help allow the fluid in both eyes to naturally regulate.
Instead of constantly rubbing the eyes, wash them frequently with warm water or apply a warm water compress.
A hard one for many of us to avoid these days but try to avoid spending too much time looking at blue light devices such as your phone, computer or tablet.
When this is unavoidable, keep consciously blinking to retain the natural fluid coverage of the eyes.
Consider purchasing protective blue light blocking glasses.
Cold cucumber placed upon the eyes will help sooth them.
Drink plenty of water. Keeping hydrated can help ease Dry Eye Syndrome.
Warm coconut oil applied on to the eyes twice daily also offers the same qualities.
You can also help prevent the symptoms of dry eye through maintaining a healthy diet containing a sufficient amount of Vitamin A / fatty acids. Foods such as cod liver oil, butter, egg yolks, chia seeds, oily fish and leafy greens are all great sources of Vitamin A and Omega-3.


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February 2: 79.5 w/ Paul Spring – Red Hook, NY
February 2, 2020 11:45 pm Sunny's Bar
February 7: 79.5 w/ Samora – Brooklyn, NY
February 7, 2020 11:45 pm National Sawdust
February 14: 79.5 w/ Holy Hive & The Shacks – Brooklyn, NY
February 14, 2020 11:45 pm C'mon Everybody
Attempting to pigeonhole 79.5 into something as narrow as a single genre would be an ill advised, if not impossible, task. The New York City band sounds like someone spinning a radio dial with such passionate intensity that all the stations blend together into a single, transcendent, almost spiritual force. It's disco to the beat of modern house; it's a Supremes cover of a Cardi B banger; it's Roland Kirk playing jazz through one saxophone, funk through another, and the most earwormy pop tune the 1970's could muster through a third. It's an experience—one so effecting that with only a self-released 12" single in circulation, 79.5 had been written up twice in The New Yorker on the merit of their live sets alone.
Still, all this mixing and matching, this manic twirling of an FM dial, might seem like a bit of a mess: a recipe for ungrounded noodling and static. And perhaps it would be, were these disparate influences not anchored so solidly by the delicate crunch of singer and keyboardist Kate Mattison's Fender Rhodes. The Rhodes is the throbbing heart of 79.5, the melodic grit that gives its pristine vocals their edge. And like Mattison, it is the touchstone around which the band was built.
Though the genesis of 79.5 was defined more by an organic growth than a singular event, the band could begin its origin story in 2011, the year Mattison renamed her band after an imaginary radio station, one that acted as a mercurial melting pot for genres as varied as house, soul, disco, jazz and new jack swing, all seasoned with an AM Gold crackle. Whenever, wherever 79.5 began, the band that has since coalesced around Mattison's Rhodes is comprised of individuals who have an inextricable connection between music and their paths through life.
"Boy Don't Be Afraid," the first single off of Predictions , showcases the sleek musicianship and palpable joy that course through entire record. Produced by Big Crown Records co-founder Leon Michels, Predictions is a timeless journey through a New York City dreamscape—where spring never ends, the clubs never close, and new love is always right around the corner of the next city block. Mysterious, classy, and underscored with a simmering passion, the record captures the infectious mood of 79.5's live sets, transporting listeners directly to the front of the stage.
There's a reason radio stations as eclectic as 79.5 don't exist. People tend to gravitate towards a specific type of music in a given moment, one that syncs up with their emotional state or that satiates their particular taste. But somehow the blend of influences 79.5 has synthesized hits a sweet spot that feels at home in nearly any moment, any setting. Disc Jockeys across all wavelengths love to remind their listeners not to "flip that dial," but tuned into 79.5, it's unlikely anyone would ever want to.
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No.7 Greenlands is the type of perfectly maintained 1930s gem that is rarely available to buy, in fact, it has never been on the market since it was first built.
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FOR property lovers on the hunt for a home of exquisite detail, period charm and immaculate presentation, this gem will be singing your song.
No.7 Greenlands Avenue has been owned by one family since it was completed in 1935; and now it is on the market for the first time.
The two or three-bedroom home — known as Rosbrae — blends a delightful mix of Victorian, Federation and Arts and Crafts architectural styles in perfect harmony.
And, the current owner has invested substantially in a renovation and update of the house around 2019 and 2020.
From the moment you step inside the front door, the home feels warm and welcoming, in no small part by its sunny nature combined with new hydronic heating throughout.
It also boasts a new gas-fired hot water system, new wiring including the garage and workshop, re-plumbing and a new kitchen.
Both bathrooms have been updated to mindfully meld modern and period eras.
Off the master, the ensuite has modern amenities like underfloor heating, custom ordered tiles and a walk-in shower juxtaposed with decorative details in the pressed metal ceiling and an original window. The highlight is the bespoke sassafras cupboard.
And that's not all on the renovation front, the house also has new appliances including the washer and dryer, its original Tasmanian oak floors have been refinished, Luxaflex Duette blinds have been custom fitted on rear veranda windows, rear bedroom, and in the lounge room, plus the external brickwork was re-pointed and a garage and workshop painted.
Knight Frank sales consultant Abi Freeman described the home as "immaculate" and said it was wonderful to see a property that had been loved and maintained to such a high level.
"It is a stunning home with so many intriguing and impressive features to discover," she said.
"With its quality and the enviable location, I'd expect there will be many buyers who would love it to be their next home.
"It is the type of home that has a really beautiful feel.
"It would be well suited to someone that wants the perfect Sandy Bay location, all on one level, a home with comfortable modern
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The elegant Diamond oval ceiling lamp has 12 lights on hand woven 3mm stainless steel tubes. Every arm is decorated with transparent crystal droplets and the tubes can be twisted and stretched in every direction. The frame is also finished in stainless steel with changeable rod length.


There really is nothing like a white Utah Christmas. From the snow, to resorts, adventures with my brothers, visiting grandma and Skyping our missionary; I know that I will always end up back home for the holidays. Even when it is 80 degrees and sunny in California, there's no place I'd rather be than here….


Úna Ní Fhlannagáin is a harper and singer based in Galway. In 2017 she won the Ó Riada Gold Medal for harp. Rooted in the jigs and reels of North Clare and the sean-nós singing of Connemara, she is also influenced by American post-minimalists and free jazz. Artistic collaborations include Celtic music icon Alan Stivell, Grammy-winner Bobby McFerrin, and free jazz legend, Anthony Braxton. Passionate about music education, she is the only Irish harpist to qualify as a Suzuki harp teacher. A soulful performer, she strives to create emotional connection with her audience; to bring solace and joy.
Is cruitire agus amhránaí í Úna Ní Fhlannagáin atá lonnaithe i nGaillimh. In 2017, bhuaigh sí Bonn Óir Uí Riada don chruit. Fréamhaithe i bpoirt agus i ríleanna thuaisceart an Chláir agus in amhránaíocht sean-nóis Chonamara, faigheann sí spreagadh freisin ó iar-íostaigh Mheiriceá agus ó shaor-snagcheol. I measc na gcomhshaothar atá déanta aici, sheinn sí le mórphearsa an cheoil Cheiltigh, Alan Stivell, buaiteoir Grammy, Bobby McFerrin, agus laoch an tsnagcheoil, Anthony Braxton. Le paisean mór d'oideachas an cheoil, is í Úna an t-aon chruitire Éireannach a bhfuil cáilíocht bainte amach aici mar mhúinteoir Suzuki ar an gcruit. Seinnteoir spreagthach, déanann sí a dícheall nasc mothúchánach a chruthú leis an lucht éisteachta, chun sólás agus lúcháir a thabhairt dóibh.


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law that would otherwise apply to a project to be carried out with assistance provided under this section. (g) NONPROFIT ENTITIES.—In accordance with section 221(b) of the Flood Control Act of 1970 (42 U.S.C. 1962d–5b(b)), for any project carried out under this section, a non-Federal interest may include a nonprofit entity with the consent of the affected local government. (h) CORPS OF ENGINEERS EXPENSES.—Not more than 10 percent of the amounts appropriated to carry out this section may be used by the Corps of Engineers district offices to administer projects under this section at Federal expense. (i) AUTHORIZATION OF APPROPRIATIONS.—There is authorized to be appropriated to carry out this section $40,000,000. SEC. 5083. INNER HARBOR NAVIGATION CANAL LOCK PROJECT, LOUISIANA.
Not later than July 1, 2008, the Secretary shall— (1) issue a final environmental impact statement relating to the Inner Harbor Navigation Canal Lock project, Louisiana; and (2) develop and maintain a transportation mitigation program relating to that project in coordination with— (A) St. Bernard Parish; (B) Orleans Parish; (C) the Old Arabi Neighborhood Association; and (D) other interested parties.
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For purposes of carrying out section 121 of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act (33 U.S.C. 1273), the Lake Pontchartrain, Louisiana, basin stakeholders conference convened by the Environmental Protection Agency, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and United States Geological Survey on February 25, 2002, shall be treated as being a management conference convened under section 320 of such Act (33 U.S.C. 1330). SEC. 5085. SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA REGION, LOUISIANA.
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(a) DEFINITION OF SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA REGION.—In this section, the term ''Southeast Louisiana Region'' means any of the following parishes and municipalities in the State of Louisiana: (1) Orleans. (2) Jefferson. (3) St. Tammany. (4) Tangipahoa. (5) St. Bernard. (6) St. Charles. (7) St. John. (8) Plaquemines. (b) ESTABLISHMENT OF PROGRAM.—The Secretary may establish a program to provide environmental assistance to non-Federal interests in the Southeast Louisiana Region. (c) FORM OF ASSISTANCE.—Assistance provided under this section may be in the form of design and construction assistance for water-related environmental infrastructure and resource protection and development projects in the Southeast Louisiana Region, including projects for wastewater treatment and related facilities, water supply and related facilities, environmental restoration, and
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Welcome to the Video page. Each episode slot has a player and a description of the interview. New items are added at the bottom. Select the images for relevant links.
In this first video episode, I interview John Waters – an author, guest speaker, and former journalist, who spent many years working with the mainstream media in Ireland, including a 14-year spell at the Irish times newspaper as a regular columnist.
John's latest book "Give Us Back The Bad Roads" is available via his website. For more information on him and his work, visit www.johnwaters.ie.
In this interview, we discuss the beginnings of his career, political correctness and cultural Marxism in the Irish media, the attitude and unprofessionalism of mainstream media employees, how he was treated for going against the grain, the reasons for his change in mindset, and why he left the world of mainstream journalism behind.
In this second video episode, I explore the very serious and divisive issue of Abortion, which has recently become legal in Ireland. My guest for this subject is Laura Klassen, who is the Founder and Director of a Canadian pro-life organisation called Choice42.
In this third video episode, I discuss health issues in the US with Dr. Steven Baker, who is a Chiropractor based in Meridian, Idaho.
We discuss vaccines, cancer, the pharmaceutical industry and the self-empowerment of the patient when it comes to health.
In this 4th video episode, I speak to Stefan – a Swedish Youtuber with a channel called Sanity4Sweden.
We discuss the problems Sweden is having in recent times with globalism, socialism and multiculturalism, amongst other things.
In this 5th video episode, I interview political commentator and former ambassador Ray Bassett, to discuss the issues of the EU, Brexit, and the sovereignty of Ireland.
Ray was the Irish ambassador to several countries including Canada, Jamaica, and Barbados, and was also a Good Friday Agreement delegate.
In this 6th video episode, I speak to David Whitehead from the excellent Unslaved podcast.
We speak about David's work with Unslaved, the truth warrior mindset, and some of the issues of concern in the world today. You can find David's many works and collaborations with Michael Tsarion over at the Unslaved website, by selecting on the image above.
This is video episode 7, and I'm speaking to Ole Dammegard – a specialist subject researcher and author in areas such as false-flag operations, state-sponsored terrorism, and top political assassinations.
Ole wrote 2 sensational and highly-respected books on the assassination of Swedish Prime Minister Olaf Palme in 1986, called "Coup d'Etait in Slow Motion – Volumes 1 and 2". Take a look at Ole's website – Lightonconspiracies.com by selecting the image, and make sure you subscribe to his newsletter.
In this eighth video episode, I interview Dr. Bill Warner on the subject of Political Islam. We discuss the role of the Islamic texts, the history of Islam, and the impact of Sharia Law on western civilisation.
Visit Dr. Warner's website for more information on him and his work, by selecting the image. Also take a look at his Youtube channel – Political Islam – for some excellent presentations.
This is video episode nine, and I interview Ivor Cummins about nutrition, and some of the health problems we are dealing with in the world today.


Topic: Aphid up close & personal.
Forum: Macro and Close-up Photography Gallery Posted: Sat Aug 26, 2006 1:46 pm Subject: Aphid up close & personal.
Sure is a fat little aphid. Must grow them pretty healthy where you live, excellent shot. Thanks Jody.
You know Gerd, I have never heard of "bubble hairs." As a matter of fact I have not heard of Chenopodium album either but now I have. An unusual and interesting shot Gerd, nice.
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Nice photo Nikola I have a field across from the house that is full of Queen Anns Lace but all of them have white flowers. I have seen, rarely, those with the pink flowers like you have here.
Really got in close on this one huh Paul. Great DOF and color. Looks like it's full of little stars. Great photograph.


Life Size Media is working with fast-growing Finnish sensation Visedo to tell a major cleantech success story.
The cleantech comms agency, Life Size Media has begun a new PR and marketing campaign for Visedo OY, a manufacturer of state-of-the-art electric drivetrains. The Finnish company recently raised €20m to support their international expansion and chose Life Size Media to tell their story to a global audience.
"I already knew about Life Size Media because of their reputation in cleantech. I felt that we shared the same ambition for the sector and the same understanding of the role of good storytelling and strong branding.
I joined Visedo because after visiting their headquarters and speaking with the CEO Kimmo Rauma, I was convinced that this company has what it takes to be a game changer. I wanted to help them realise their vision and I believe Life Size Media are the right choice to support me in that goal".
Work began earlier this month with an intense brand workshop at Visedo's headquarters in Lappeenranta. Life Size Media's CEO Alisa Murphy and PR Manager Martin Watters braved temperatures of -20 to meet key members of the team, advise on brand strategy, and see Visedo's technology and manufacturing facilities first hand.
The shift away from petroleum power is well underway. Electric vehicles are perhaps the most visible example of progress, with 200 different models forecast to be available by 2020. But we will only end our reliance on fossil fuels, and tackle the escalating problem of pollution if we have a complete transition to electric power and alternative fuels.
Visedo is making it possible to electrify heavy, industrial vehicles and equipment. It's a market that is expected to grow rapidly to around €11 billion by 2020. The company already boasts a long list of electric-firsts from ferries to buses, has grown at an annual rate of 100% and works with clients in 19 countries across the globe.


Reed in the Delta grows to 6 m tall. It has edible parts, very delicious raw. In some places the Delta's Reed is traditionally harvested and exported to other European countries as a building material most of which goes to Germany.
The telephoto, that I grow to really love, is aimed at a fisherman who in the falling darkness is adjusting his nets and traps unaware that he is being frozen in time (ISOs 3600-5000). We were resting in this spot for quite a while waiting for the sunset. Zlatka now shooting the scene, pressing the remote at intervals while at one moment also taking out the third camera and taking a shot of me.
Another magical day in the Delta. In a couple of minutes, we were walking a few km to the place where we were spending night, going through what we saw and thought today.
We have processed a good part of the images. We will be adding more from this little project alongside the Jungles and to a lesser extent the Borneo collection as we are in the middle of preparations for our trek in the Himalayas. This is going to be long, physical and with little support (like electricity or roof above the head) so we are reviewing all our trekking gear meticulously. That includes a newer version of battery, a new 35 mil lens or the Sigma 100-400 OS C on the photographic gear side. Good light and take care everybody.


In Part I of The Zodiac and the Salts of Salvation, Dr. George Carey relates the parts of the body to the biochemical cell-salts (homeopathic remedies) that were spoken of by Dr. Schuessler.
In Part II, which was written by Inez Perry, The Zodiac and the Salts of Salvation enlarges upon the symbolism of the twelve sun types and also discusses the basics concerning the twelve basic biochemical remedies and how they work with the sign type.
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At Reva Wear we're inspired by you and your voice. We've decided to feature individuals whose voice has made an impact on us and an impact on the people around them on our blog, with their words, their stories, and their journey to keep always moving.
Today we'd love to introduce you to "sweat and style" blogger Jamaica King of rarax3 whose pursuit of happiness has led her to many great places around the world. This is the first installment of three posts from Jamaica so be sure to check back soon for the next post!
We all have those days when we lack the motivation to do anything and as a result, we tend to procrastinate or slack off. That's pretty much the story of my entire Thanksgiving week. I did a whole lot of nothing. Minus holiday obligations, I attended one of three scheduled music shows and didn't commit to my run schedule... just to name a few. I couldn't bring myself to do anything that I wanted to do because I felt I needed some sort of motivation. Ironic enough, I wasn't even trying to look for this said motivation.
So I turned to one of my favorite bloggers, Mark Manson, who couldn't have said it any better: "Action isn't just the effect of motivation, but also the cause of it." His "Do Something" Principle states that you can find motivation by doing anything and using that emotional result to inspire more action.
I've stored Mark's principle in my back pocket for times like this when I have no desire to do anything. I could have easily confined myself within my apartment for an entire week without stepping outside, skip anything and everything I planned or binge Netflix all day. Now don't get me wrong, sometimes downtime should be your action. But in my case, I needed this week to reboot my training for LA Marathon (which by the way is only 11 weeks out) and get a headstart on some future projects.
Each day, I would dig deep inside to find any bit of reason to do anything not necessarily related to the task at hand. I knew the only way I would eventually find motivation was to do something, anything. I made it my goal to always keep moving. Something as simple as taking a shower, reading an article or walking out the door can inspire motivation. And that's exactly what I did.
One Saturday morning, I woke up feeling uninspired and entirely unmotivated. I wanted to curl up in a ball and lay in bed all day, but instead I forced my first action. I rolled out of bed and hopped in the shower. A bit later, I found myself walking out the door and on my way to the Palisades Park in Santa Monica. There I met up with a friend who shot candids of me as I sat on a tree, looked out onto horizon, people watched and enjoyed the sunshine. It was a much needed backyard escape and because of this action, I was able to find the motivation to attend that one of three music shows. This is one very specific example but I generally apply this principle to anything especially when it comes to my workout routines. With 3x cross-training and 5x running a week for LA Marathon, I could use all the motivation I can get.
Remember, action inspires motivation which in turn inspires more action. When you can't bring yourself to just do it, do something else - anything really. Always keep moving.
Jamaica is wearing the Reva Wear Womens Basic Tee in Ocean Blue, Marathon Jacket in Black, and Vitaly Capri Pants in Black.


From our picturesque station ideally located for the village you can catch the Swanage Railway trains to Harman's Cross and Swanage, as well as trains heading north to the Park & Ride facility and mining museum at Norden.
Step back in time as you open the door and enter our station, complete with wooden floors, coal fires and Ladies Waiting Room, listen to the birds and ting-ting of signal bells coming from our heritage signalbox before the train steams into view.
Our friendly Porters will happily help with travel information and show you around, find out more about the history of the railway and the 30 year battle to save and rebuild the branch in the exhibition, sit back and watch archive films in our Cinema coach, complete with flap-down seating! The Goods Shed has been restored to display period signs and memorabilia linked to the long history of railways in Purbeck and Dorset. You can even see inside the original Station Master's lounge restored to the 1950's, complete with old radio and newspapers.
Whether discovering the history of the railway and the extraordinary battle to save and then rebuild every single panel of track, stepping back in time to a bygone era, catching a photograph of the iconic castle and steam trains, exploring the lovely village, enjoying a walk or cycle ride through Purbeck or just sitting back and enjoying the view and weather, Corfe Castle station should be on your itinerary when visiting Swanage Railway.


AAM managed the official entrée of the publicly-traded Finnish company into the US marketplace. As the North American communications team, we developed and executed a marketing, public relations and social media strategy on a national level and in multiple, key regions throughout the country. We consulted on retail distribution and partnership planning during a period of rapid growth throughout year one. AAM supported all store openings, drove brand alignments to build exposure and helped produce national consumer, VIP and media events. We built a strong celebrity relations program and a thriving social media platform. AAM drives all categories of media which has resulted in extensive coverage in national print publications, on broadcast programs and across online networks.


Homemade pizza is so darn good looking! With so much rustic charm on a light, chewy, gluten-free crust, you're going to want to make all three of our gorgeous creations for your next home gathering. Need a reason to have a gathering? 'Cause PIZZA!
We thoughtfully paired our 3 sultry sauces with complementary toppings. We hope your pizza night turns into something special!
So good, it could almost carry the show! We added grape tomatoes, basil and vegan mozzarella for even more intrigue.
This sophisticated pizza is dressed with a creamy pesto made with our Unsweetened Almondmilk beverage. The colorful toppings taste as good as they look!
More than just a pretty pie. Stacked with zucchini squash and sprinkled with cashews, it really satisfies.
Par bake your crusts and prep your toppings ahead of time so you can get away from the oven and stay engaged with your guests.
Serve these vegan beauties with both red and white wine options.
Keep dessert simple -all you need to cap the fun is simple scoop of our Cashewmilk frozen dessert!


ARAK, Aug. 25 (MNA) – Deputy Head of Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism Organization (ICHTO) Bahman Namvar Motlaq says that following China and India, Iran is the 3rd country in the field of handicrafts production.
In other news, Head of Markazi province's ICHTO Seyed Mohammad Husseini said that the expo included 210 stalls and over 300 artists attended the event. "The expo was an effective step towards employment which can also set the grounds for artists in other markets", he added.