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Climate Collaborative
Background & Introduction
Declaration of Sustainability
Members' Public Reports
Workshops / Forums
SFTA Mentoring Program
Friends of SFTA Directory
SFTA Board Re-elects Jonathan Reinbold as President, SFTA Executive Director announces departure, February 20, 2019
SFTA Releases 2018 Member Sustainability Progress Report, September 26, 2018
SFTA Celebrates 10 Years, July 10, 2018
SFTA Releases Wholesum Harvest Case Study – Fair Trade: A Wholesum Story, May 15, 2018
SFTA Board Elects Jonathan Reinbold as President, March 20, 2018
In Lieu of a Bipartisan Solution and Motivated by Growing Consumer Demand, The Natural Products Industry Mobilizes to Fight Climate Change, March 6, 2017
SFTA Board Re-elects Hansel New as President, February 8, 2017
SFTA 2016 Member Sustainability Progress Report, September 19, 2016
SFTA Board Elects Hansel New as President, March 22, 2016
SFTA and B Lab Offer Sustainability Impact Tool for Organic Companies, September 9, 2015
SFTA 2015 Member Sustainability Progress Report, May 20, 2015
SFTA Board Elects Jason Boyce as President February 11, 2015
Family-Owned Ingredient Company Improved Energy Efficiency and Waste Management With Sustainable Practices October 29, 2014
Organic Food Companies Greening Their Supply Chains April 22, 2014
SFTA Board Elects Shauna Sadowski as President March 2014
SFTA 2013 Annual Report, January 16, 2014
SFTA Announces 3 New Sustainability Case Studies November 5, 2013
SFTA Board of Directors announces new Executive Director October 30, 2013
SFTA Annual Member Sustainability Report Press Release March 1, 2013
SFTA announces Organic Code of Conduct Jan 24, 2013
Climate and Corn-based Cropping Systems Press Release October 18, 2012
SFTA welcomes new members Press Release_April 24, 2012
Sustainable Food Trade Association 2011 Reports Press Release_April 2, 2012
New Board of Directors Press Release March 15, 2012 (pdf)
Sustainable Food Trade Association Metrics Press Release Feb. 26, 2012 (pdf)
New Name Press Release Feb. 16, 2012 (pdf)
New Executive Director March 31, 2011 (pdf)
About The Climate Collaborative
The Climate Collaborative is a project of OSC2 and SFTA to catalyze bold climate action among natural products companies. The Climate Collaborative brings manufacturers, retailers, brokers, distributors, and suppliers together to build existing climate solutions to scale and to find innovative, new ways to help reverse climate change. Focusing on nine commitment areas – agriculture, energy efficiency, food waste, forests, packaging, policy, renewable energy, short-lived climate pollutants, and transportation – the Climate Collaborative provides the information and collaboration natural products companies need to meet the growing consumer demand for action on climate and make a meaningful contribution to avoiding the critical 1.5 degree Celsius increase that scientists predict will trigger disastrous consequences.
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Kate Campbell
Director of Operations & Sustainability
Kate Campbell is the Director of Operations and Sustainability at Coconut Bliss, an organic certified non-dairy frozen dessert manufacturer based in Eugene, Oregon. She has nine years total in Quality Assurance sourcing ingredients, ensuring compliance standards are met, and investigating out-of-spec products and four years leading the company sustainability program. Kate is motivated and energetic with a heartfelt commitment to making business a driving force for sustainability.
Carla Davis
Sweet Additions
Carla Davis is a Northwood University graduate and brings with her over 20 years of experience in marketing and public relations in the natural foods, retail, restaurant and hospitality industries. Carla oversees the marketing, branding and sustainability efforts for Sweet Additions, an organic ingredients manufacturer specializing in natural, multifunctional sweeteners that are sourced from rice, oat and tapioca located in Wisconsin. In addition, Carla also serves on the Sugar Task Force Committee of the Organic Trade Association.
Tiffany Tran
Senior Sustainability Analyst
Annie's
Berkley, CA
Tiffany Tran is a Senior Sustainability Analyst at Annie's, an organic and natural foods company based in Berkeley, California. She currently leads Annie's packaging strategy, spearheads sustainability reporting, and partners with the marketing team to communicate the brand's sustainability story. Prior to Annie's, Tiffany worked in sustainability specific roles at the Walt Disney Company, As You Sow, and UC Berkeley. Tiffany received her degrees in Environmental Science and Environmental Economics and Policy at UC Berkeley. Her dedication to sustainability and her work have been recognized with Greenbiz's 30 Under 30 Sustainability Leaders Award and Net Impact's Climate Disruptor's Award.
Nova Sayers
NSF Sustainability
Nova Sayers serves companies in the food & agriculture industries to drive growth, reduce risk, build brands, and deliver better products, while achieving positive impact for people and the planet. She helps clients use tools like innovative brand standards, supply chain development, responsible sourcing policies, product claims and 3rd party certification to earn trust in the marketplace. She is a certified ISO 9001 Lead Auditor, a GRI Sustainability Reporter, and she earned BA from the University of California at Berkeley in International Political-Economy. Nova is based in Northern California and loves to explore different cultures, nature's majesty, and farmers markets around the world.
Manuel Gorrin
Sustainability & Stewardship Manager
Nature's Path Foods, Inc.
Manuel is the Sustainability & Stewardship Manager with Nature's Path Foods, Inc., a fiercely independent, family-run, sustainably-driven organic breakfast and snack food company that believes in 'always leaving the earth better than we found it'. Manuel has more than eight years of experience with environmental and sustainability management in large and fast-growing manufacturing industries in both North and Latin America. At Nature's Path, he leads programs that move the company towards their ambitious sustainability goals, like becoming zero waste and climate neutral. Manuel obtained his Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from the Simon Bolivar University in Caracas, Venezuela.
Shandy Carroll
Shandy Carroll is GloryBee's Sustainability Manager, where she oversees the strategic planning for the sustainability program, and manages projects such as zero waste, the GloryBee sustainability committee, and B Corp certification. Shandy has a bachelor's of science in global environmental science from the University of Hawaii at Manoa, and a master's of science degree in marine science from Moss Landing Marine Labs at California State University Monterey Bay. Her passion for environmental conservation, particularly reducing contributions to climate change, led her to the sustainability field and the natural foods industry, where companies are working hard to be part of the solution.
Renaud des Rosiers
Amy's Kitchen
Renaud des Rosiers is the Sustainability Manager at Amy's Kitchen, directing the strategy and implementation of Amy's corporate sustainability program. Before Amy's, he spent 10 years consulting on sustainability strategy and environmental accounting to clients across the consumer packaged goods industry after earning an MBA and an MS focused on implementation of business sustainability and renewable energy policy at the University of Colorado. Renaud leads the operational aspect of Amy's sustainability program with a broad focus on efficiency, waste reduction, and material optimization in product and packaging development, company-owned offices and manufacturing facilities, and logistics throughout the supply chain.
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Derek Singer
Senior Manager of Sustainability
Stonyfield Farm
Derek has held several positions at Stonyfield with responsibility for the strategic sourcing and sustainability of raw materials and packaging. In his current role as Senior Manager of Sustainability, Derek guides Stonyfield's broad portfolio of ingredient and packaging-related sustainability projects, with a focus on transparency and traceability, reporting, and implementation of Stonyfield's carbon reduction roadmap. He holds a B.A. in Economics and Environmental Studies from Middlebury College and an MBA in Strategy & Business Analysis and Supply Chain Management from the Boston University Questrom School of Business.
Katherine Vining
Director of Human Resources and Sustainability
Earl's Organic Produce
Kat works as the Director of Human Resources and Sustainability at Earl's Organic Produce, strategically integrating the company's social and environmental visions into the everyday workings of the fast paced organic wholesale produce distribution center. Kat's goal as a sustainability leader is to create a synergistic space for individuals and business leaders to collectively innovate and drive positive change throughout the organic food trade. Kat's "free" time is spent eating vegan ice cream and studying as a full time dual MBA/MPA degree candidate in Sustainable Management from the Presidio Graduate School.
Tessa Young
Organic Trade Association
Tessa serves as a creative leader on OTA's Integrated Marketing and Communications team where she is responsible for implementing a corporate communications strategy to advance OTA's mission across its various trade audiences. She has an MBA in Organizational and Environmental Sustainability from Antioch University New England and a triple-major undergraduate degree from the University of Massachusetts. OTA, an umbrella organization uniting more than 7,000 member companies across the entire supply chain, promotes and protects today's $39 billion organic sector.
Michelle Suess
LifeSource Natural Foods
Michelle Suess has a combined passion for great food and environmental sustainability. She puts her degrees in biology and environmental science to use as sustainability coordinator, recycling coordinator, and health and safety administrator at LifeSource Natural Foods and on the board of Directors for the SFTA. Seven years into a formal sustainability program and five annual sustainability reports later, LifeSource has come a long way toward understanding and accomplishing its sustainability goals and was honored to recently be named the 8th Best Green Business to Work for in Oregon. Michelle is excited to share the work LifeSource is doing with the larger community.
Kelly Hoell
Sustainability Consultant
Kelly specializes in technical and market research, sustainability and greenhouse gas assessments and sustainability program development. Kelly has worked on over 50 greenhouse gas inventories for international food processors, food distributors, transit agencies, municipal government operations and entire communities. She is an adjunct instructor at the University of Oregon teaching environmental assessment and is an MBA candidate at Oregon State University. Good Company helps clients from around the country and the globe to measure, manage and market their sustainability performance.
Shauna Sadowski
Director of Sustainability
Annie's, Inc.
Shauna Sadowski is responsible for Annie's sustainability strategy, including sustainability reporting, education, and supply chain impacts, with a particular emphasis on food and farming programs. In prior years, Shauna has been a management consultant and a farm girl; she is a graduate of the Friedman School at Tufts University and the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. She lives in Berkeley with her husband, daughters and boisterous Boston Terrier.
Hannah La Luzerne
Wholesum Family Farms
Nogales, AZ
Hannah inspires a spirit of responsibility by coordinating sustainability projects at organic farms in Arizona and Mexico and helping suppliers work toward Fair Trade certification. Working across languages, cultures, and stakeholder groups, her work helps grow a more sustainable Wholesum from the roots up. A native Arizonan, Hannah loves deciphering Spanglish on the border and listening to thunder from the monsoon rains.
Diana Chapman
Diana worked at PCC Natural Markets (PCC) from 2002 to 2016 and serving the co-op in community relations, communications and sustainability roles. Her background includes several years in banking and media focused primarily on marketing and market research. She earned her undergraduate degree in secondary education from the State University of New York at Oneonta and an MBA from the University of Puget Sound. Her best work and happiest work has been the raising of her son and daughter, both of whom held their first jobs at PCC. Diana is a founding member of the SFTA board.
Britt Lundgren
Director of Organic and Sustainable Agriculture
Prior to 2011, Britt spent five years as an agricultural policy specialist for Environmental Defense Fund in Washington, D.C. She holds a Master of Science in Agriculture, Food, and Environment from Tufts University. Together with Stonyfield co-founder and chair Gary Hirshberg and Dr. Charles Benbrook, she co-authored Label It Now, a book that makes the case for labeling genetically engineered foods. Britt also serves on the board of the New Hampshire Conservation Law Foundation, and as an Advisor to AGree. She has worked on organic farms in Maine, Massachusetts, and Colorado, and is an avid fiddle player.
Jonathan Reinbold
Sustainability, Research & Grant Manager
Organic Valley
La Farge, WI
Jonathan works at the nexus of energy, water and food systems to promote farmland stewardship and improve ecosystem health while contributing to robust local food systems. He leads the Organic Valley sustainability department's efforts in natural resource conservation, renewable energy production, environmental research and employee engagement. His experience spans sustainability strategy, non‐profit management, food systems policy, renewable energy and green design. Jonathan is active in international sustainability collaborations. He previously served on the board of the land conservation non-profit, Valley Stewardship Network. Jonathan earned his MA in Environment & Community from Antioch University Seattle.
Peter Golbitz
Agromeris LLC
With over 30 years of experience in the industry, Peter works closely with leading businesses and organizations on market and business development projects at Agromeris, an advisory firm that focuses on the unique needs of the specialty food and agricultural marketplace. Previously, Peter was the Director of International Business Development at SunOpta, a leading U.S. food processor. He was the founder and president of Soyatech, a consulting and publishing company of the annual Soya & Oilseed Bluebook. Currently, he also serves on the board of the World Soy Foundation, and sits on technical committees of the Organic Trade Association.
Natalie Reitman-White
VP of Organizational Vitality & Trade Advocacy
Organically Grown Company
Since 2005, Natalie has worked with cross-departmental teams to integrate sustainable practices across OGC and lead's OGCs organic trade advocacy efforts. She has been on the faculty for the Institute for Sustainable Environment at the University of Oregon, was the first Executive Director of the Sustainable Food Trade Association and currently serves on numerous organic advisory boards. In 2013, Natalie shifted her focus to include "organizational vitality". She leads human resources ensuring organizational alignment with OGCs unique "shared-ownership" culture, strategic talent management and organizational development activities. Her latest area of focus is how to bring social-environmental mission and stakeholders, into the ownership structure and financing of mission driven businesses, and she is pioneering new models.
Hansel New
Manager of Corporate Sustainability
WhiteWave Foods
Louisville, CO
At WhiteWave Foods, a leading organic and natural foods company with such well-known brands as Silk, So Delicious Dairy Free, Earthbound Farms, and Horizon Organic, Hansel's focus areas include ethical sourcing, packaging innovation, resource conservation, and consumer engagement. He received a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Health from Oregon State University and an MBA in Sustainable Business with a focus in Food Systems Management from Marylhurst University.
Brionne Saseen
Facilities and Sustainability Manager
Chico Natural Foods Cooperative
Chico, CA
Brionne earned an interdisciplinary degree in Human Rights & Environmental Advocacy from California State University, Chico with minor in Statistics in early 2011. During her time as a student, she worked for the Recycling and Sustainability offices on campus and served as the Zero-Waste Coordinator for the university. In 2011 she joined the Lundberg Family Farms team as their Environmental Coordinator. She has since moved on to work with Chico Natural Foods Cooperative as their Facilities & Sustainability Manager. She has served on the SFTA BOD since 2013.
Jim Pierce
With over 25 years of dedication to the Organic Revolution, Jim, worked from 2008-2015 as the Global Certification Program Manager for Oregon Tilth responsible for: monitoring, assessing and interpreting International Organic Standards for clients and staff, and managing international accreditations. Previous to this position Jim worked Organic Valley/CROPP Cooperative as Certification Czar. He earned his degree in Microbiology at Western Illinois University. Jim and his wife Cathy currently reside in central Pennsylvania countryside with their two daughters and no television.
Jason Boyce
Nature's Path Foods
At Nature's Path Foods, a leader in the organic food sector for over 25 years, Jason leads the efforts to achieve its ambitious sustainability goals such as Zero Waste 2015 and Climate Neutral 2020. He has over 10 years of experience working to support sustainable food systems, and obtained his MBA is Sustainable Business in 2008 from Pinochet University. He is a passionate foodie who loves spending his free time cooking in his kitchen with his family.


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HOW much of Shakespeare's "Othello" you are likely to be able to perceive in Orson Welles' motion picture version of it, which came to the Paris yesterday, is something this dazzled reviewer would not like to have to guarantee. Shakespeare himself, set down before it, might have a tough time recognizing his play.For the great Mr. Welles apparently decided, when he set out to make and play this film in the authentic locale of Venice some six or eight years ago, that the text and even the plot of the original were incidental to the dark and delirious passions enclosed in its tormented theme. That theme is, of course, the tragic downfall of a man racked by jealousy, aroused by the treacherous rumor-mongering and conniving of an ungrateful friend.What matters it that Othello bears a sense of social stigma in the play, based on the fact that he is an alien, a professional soldier and, particularly, a dark-skinned Moor? What matters it that Iago, his villainous and deceitful "friend," hates him because he fancies Othello has captivated his wife? These are details and motivations that have been completely overlooked by Mr. Welles. All that he seems to find intriguing are the currents of hate and villainy.And so this extraordinary picture, which it took more than three years to make and equally as long—or longer—to re-dub and prepare for showing here, is strictly an un-literate, inarticulate and hotly impressionistic film, full of pictorial pyrotechnics and sinister, shadowy moods.Let's be completely forth-right about the talent revealed by Mr. Welles. He has a wonderful skill at image-making but a blind spot where substance is concerned. For instance, he makes of the murder of Desdemona a chilling, nightmarish display of stark faces, frenzied movements, architectural compositions and shifting lights, cut into a montage with accompanying music and screams. But he backs up this hot, erratic action with little feeling for character or regard for the genuine human torment that is implied in this melodramatic display.It would be hard to improve upon this rendering of "Othello" for sheer mise enscène. Mr. Welles has got Venice and Cyprus (or what passes for Cyprus) down to the ground. All the urbanity and stony beauty of the great Adriatic port and the island of Othello's triumph are made sharply visual in this film.But, alas for the import of the drama! It is mainly spectacle — elaborate, expensive, complicated—with no continuity, meaning or soul. Mr. Welles' own dusky Othello is a towering shadow of a man, monstrous in his pictorial movements but as hollow and heartless as a shell. And Michael MacLiammoir's Iago, which should be the sparkplug and fuse of the play, is not only vague in behavior but also almost impossible to understand. You can't expect much from a Iago when you can't hear the little that he says.Suzanne Cloutier's Desdemona is a beautiful, frail and gauzy girl who might he tremendously moving if you could sense her in relation to her man. But Mr. Welles has kept her an image of feminine anguish and nothing more. Her grief and the tragedy of her murder are purely theatrical displays. Robert Coote's Roderigo and the Cassio of Michael Lawrence are almost undistinguishable figures in a decidedly unclear plot.There are flashes of brilliant suggestion in this tumbled, slurred and helter-skelter film. But they add up to nothing substantial — just a little Shakespeare and a lot of Welles.


Buteo Books was founded in 1971 by Joyce and Byron Harrell in Vermillion, South Dakota. List number one, on a single sheet of paper, offered some 50 bird books for sale. In 1991 the business was purchased by Allen Hale and moved to Nelson County, Virginia. In 2013 ownership of the business transferred to the next generation of the Hale family, Elisabeth and Jeremy Hale. Today we offer and stock the largest selection of ornithology books in North America; over 2,000 titles in print, including field guides, finding guides, and scientific monographs. We offer hundreds of rare and out-of-print books, from bargain used books to rare antiquarian volumes. New, used, or out-of-print; Buteo Books is the place to locate that hard-to-find title.
Buteo Books has expanded in several directions over the decades, but our core objective remains: " to stock the widest selection of titles on ornithology and birdwatching to be found in the world while providing knowledgeable advice and excellent customer service."
Several years ago we purchased the extant inventory of the publications of the American Museum of Natural History through 1959: Memoirs, Bulletins, and American Museum Novitates. Additionally, publications in ornithology for subsequent years are available.
Buteo Books is the authorized agent for back issues of publications of the American Ornithologists' Union including the AOU Check-list and Ornithological Monographs through 2007.
Buteo Books now owns the complete stock of single species accounts in the Birds of North America series, and a few complete sets are still available.
As of June 1, 2009, Buteo Books is the new outlet for ABA Sales, the publishing and bookselling arm of the American Birding Association. We believe that this partnership between the non-profit association catering to recreational birders and the largest seller of new, used, and out-of-print ornithology books in the world will be beneficial for everyone.
On January 1, 2013, Buteo Books was sold to Jamie Hale, Allen Hale's daughter-in-law, who began working at the bookstore in 1998. But while the official ownership of Buteo Books has passed to the next generation, our family will remain unchanged. Allen Hale, owner since 1991, will continue to work at the bookstore, but will enjoy an employee's privilege of taking time off for birdwatching!
In February 2013, Buteo Books moved to our new location in the historic old cold storage warehouse in the small village of Arrington, Virginia. We are only a few miles away, but our space is vastly expanded and improved. We invite you to set up an appointment to come visit us anytime!
Allen Hale has been leading birding tours to Panama since 1998 and specializes in customized itineraries for small groups. You can learn more about his tour offerings here.
Buteo Books stocks the largest selection of new, used, and antiquarian bird books in the world. Every in-print book that we offer is currently listed on this website, and new ones are being added every day. We are also working quickly to include our selection of multiple thousands of antiquarian and used books on this site. If you don't find it listed here, please feel free to contact us about any specific books for which you are looking.
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Buteo Books is a family-owned and operated business based on the firm belief that independent booksellers are a vital component of our social and cultural landscape. We share a love and appreciation of birds with our customers and are committed to preserving biological diversity and supporting conservation efforts throughout the world. We re-use packing materials and paper, recycle every day, and do NOT send out catalogs indiscriminately. Our mailing list is not shared and we do not wish to send catalogs to people who do not want them.
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Toyota 3L Hilux Motor Specs
by Tim McQuade
Nicolas Agustin Cabrera/Demand Media
The 3L diesel engine was manufactured by Toyota from 1991 through 1997. The engine was used in Toyota vehicles such as the Hilux. The Hilux is a medium-sized pickup truck and was mainly sold outside of North America. The similar Toyota 4x4 was sold in North America until 1995, when it was replaced by the Toyota Tacoma.
Engine Specifications and Design
The 3L diesel engine is a four-cylinder diesel engine. The engine displacement is 2,779 cubic centimeters. Although the engine had a total displacement of 2.8 liters, the engine model name is the 3L. The bore by stroke of the engine is 3.78 by 3.78 inches, or 96 mm by 96 mm. The compression ratio is 22.2 to 1. The cooling system features a liquid-cooled design, while the engine design sports a single overhead camshaft. The engine is not turbocharged and it is not intended for an LEV (low emissions vehicle). The fuel system uses a Bosch jet pump distribution design. The engine also sports a variable-valve timing system.
The maximum power output of the engine is 91 horsepower at 4,000 rpm, while maximum torque is 139 foot-pounds at 2,400 rpm. The engine consumes 1.5 gallons of gasoline in 60 miles. Diesel engines traditionally get better gas mileage compared to gasoline engines, so it is no surprise the 3L Hilux can get approximately 40 miles per gallons. The gear ratio is as follows: first gear is 3.928, second gear is 2.33, third gear is 1.45, 4th gear is, fifth gear is .851 and reverse is 4.743.
Hilux Information
The Hilux 3L is a four-wheel-drive pickup truck that features a five-speed manual transmission. Total weight of the vehicle is 3,800 pounds. The single cab has seating for two with two doors, while the extended cab version features four doors and has seating for five. Total diesel fuel capacity is 17 gallons. Minimum turning radius is 6.4 meters. Toyota updated the 4x4 North American version by doing away with a diesel engine in 1986 and introducing independent front suspension. Comparatively, the Hilux kept its solid front axle, offered limited slip and continued to have an optional diesel engine in other world markets. In the 1990s and 2000s, the Tacoma and Hilux continued to look very similar.
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Smokers to Bloomy: Butt out of our puffing!
Jessica Little loves smoking while watching kickball in McCarren Park in Greenpoint. Her comment on the outdoor puffing ban? "You live in New York City, there is pollution. F—kers!"
Photo by Stefano Giovannini
The city will begin enforcing its sweeping prohibition on public puffing on Monday — but smokers say they'd rather fight than switch.
Dozens of Marlboro men and women across the borough say they'll openly flout Mayor Bloomberg's Smoke Free Air Act, which passed in February and goes into effect on May 23.
The new law bans lighting up in public parks, beaches, the Boardwalk and the Brooklyn Heights Promenade, where it will soon be illegal to smoke and walk — or risk a $50 fine.
"It's so unfair because we're paying $12 or $13 a pack for cigarettes and now there's nowhere to smoke them," said Sheepshead Bay resident Leor Hadar as he puffed away on the Boardwalk on Sunday. "But I'll take the risk and still smoke in public."
Bloomberg has been pushing the law, highlighting the alleged dangers of secondhand smoke, namely that even brief exposure to outdoor cigarette smoke can lead to more-frequent asthma attacks in children with the condition, and respiratory ailments in otherwise healthy adults.
City data claim that 7,500 New Yorkers die each year from cigarette smoke, and more than half of non-smokers have elevated levels of a nicotine by-product in their blood.
"The science is clear: prolonged exposure to secondhand smoke — whether you're indoors or out — hurts your health," said Mayor Bloomberg.
But smokers say that they're not the biggest offenders.
"This is bulls—t," said Boerum Hill resident Addy Fox. "Should we outlaw cabs, buses and everything else that admits exhausts and fills our lungs with crap? There are plenty of things that do that."
Other smokers said that the city shouldn't force them to quit, especially in public, outdoor places.
"In a small park, you always have the choice to walk away from a smoker," said Downtown resident Josh Black.
And further complicating matters, smoking is not banned on state park property — meaning that tobacco users can puff away at East River State Park and Brooklyn Bridge Park if the urge arises.
Fueling some of the latest outrage is the overt hostility of Bloomberg, a former smoker himself, to today's puffers.
In 2002, the mayor dramatically raised taxes on tobacco from $0.08 to $1.50 per pack. The next year, he successfully drove cigarettes from restaurants.
And last year, the state, at Bloomberg's urging, hiked its own butt tax, slapping an extra $1.60 per pack, raising the price of 20 cigarettes to $14 in some places.
Meanwhile, Bloomberg the philanthropist has donated hundreds of millions to anti-smoking campaigns nationwide.
The problem is, many smokers doubt that the city will be able to enforce its new law.
Even nonsmoking critics called it "ridiculous" because enforcement will likely require New Yorkers to resort to shaming each other, doling out dirty looks or rating out smokers to passing cops.
But proud Williamsburg smoker Jessica Little called the plan just plain "dumb."
"You live in New York City, there is pollution," said Little. "Welcome to the city, f–kers!"


It was like listening to a bard of old, a teller of tales and guardian of history. I wondered, briefly and not for the first time, if he'd been a druid in some long ago past life—with his power, his staff, and all those tattoos, he certainly could have been mistaken for one.
"Long ago in Ireland, there was a holy man named Bréanainn. He gathered to him fourteen men to go on a grand voyage across the sea to places unknown. It's an old tale, doubtless one you've already heard. There's more to the story than that, though. The fourteen men each had a ship apiece, each carrying fourteen others, to begin a new life far away from the old. Men and women, children, hounds and chickens and all the rest. We knew that it would be a long journey, but it would be worth it to escape the coming bloodshed." Phelan's eyes focused distantly, as if he could see that long-ago past.
"Two hundred and twenty-five souls boarded fifteen boats and sailed into the sunset one fine summer afternoon. Bréanainn was much like all of you—his blood carried gifts from beyond normal ken. I had watched him for a time. He was a great leader, an inspiring man, a dreamer. He believed me when I spoke of wars beyond imagining, wars that had lasted thousands of years, of hates older than time itself. There was another war coming, I could see it, could feel it in my bones. Pieces on the boards were moving. He could feel it too.
Phelan grew quiet then and just stared at nothing, his pain over what came next almost palpable. I knelt down next to him and rested my hand on his shoulder. He flinched slightly and shivered.
"We had been there for seven years when it all began. Strange ghosts in the darkness, the sound of spears against shields. Then the dragon ships came, sailing up the river. We could see them from the hill, so different from the war canoes of our neighbors. I knew what it meant, knew what they'd come for. Vammatar…Vammatar and I'd had words in the past, though so long ago that I'd dared to hope she'd simply forget about me if I wasn't in her path, wasn't standing in her way. I was wrong. She came for war and she brought warriors with her. I had farmers and holy men, women and children—innocents.
"One night, I went to Bréanainn and told him he had to flee, to take as many as he could and steal away in the night. I was almost too late. As it was, some of the refused to leave—they were as loyal to me as they were to Bréanainn, much to my eternal regret. I never meant for that to happen." A tear trickled down his cheek. "The night Vammatar came, every one of them that had remained to stand with me were slaughtered, save for two women and a child. The boy—gods and monsters, I pray his line lives on—put my spear through Vammatar's shoulder before she could end me once and for all. She'd sworn vengeance on me for a slight that had happened before the boy was ever a glimmer and he saved my life.
"That's not going to happen," I said.
I squeezed his shoulder again, heart aching, but knowing that if it came down to it, there were some of us who would already die for him—whether he wanted it or not.
It would be our choice, and that was all there was to it.


RayEl was born in 1968, in the U.S. State of Illinois. Shortly after his birth, Illinois experienced its largest ever recorded earthquake. This earthquake was one of the most widely felt in U.S. history. Though centered in Illinois, it affecting 23 states over an area of 580,000 square miles. Millions of people felt the rupture, but miraculously, there were no fatalities.
This earthquake occurred on November 9th and was recorded as a 5.4 on the Richter scale.
This directly fulfills the prophecies of Revelation 6:12, Acts 2:20, and Joel 2:31.
RAYMOND ELWOOD is his birthname, LEAR is his surname.
The Guardian Angels are a world renown and respected crime-fighting force, meritoriously recognized for their bravery and public service. They are not a gang.
Before the Holy Spirit descended in Jerusalem in 2011, Raymond Elwood Lear was being drafted to run for office in Chicago, to clean up the massive corruption that existed there. His time as commander of Chicago's Guardian Angels, made him a celebrated local hero, that the people trusted, because he was incorruptible.
When the dirty cops and politicians became scared of his political future (and the fact that he couldn't be bribed or threatened), they stopped him by killing his father, kidnapping his fiance, and placing both him and his elderly mother behind bars on made-up charges. So, a celebrated crime fighter, who just happens to be the Messiah, is accused by the most corrupt people in America of unsubstantiated charges… Who should be believed?
He had no criminal or domestic violence history at all, but when he was running for office to clean up Chicago's corruption, those in power got a group of Indiana cops to kidnap and drug his fiancé, kill his father, and falsely arrest both him and his elderly mother on a trumped-up charge of battery against his fiancé.
There was no evidence, no witnesses, and a medical report showed no evidence of abuse. The cops kept her drugged and in hiding in Indiana, forcing her into their prostitution ring, claiming that they didn't kidnap her, but were just "protecting her".
The cops' story was so unbelievable, that a congressional investigation was launched because of the obvious conspiracy.
The court refused to give him a jury, even when a higher court ordered it, and they sent him to prison on what was by Indiana statute a first offence misdemeanor.
The border of Chicago/Indiana is the region of greatest official corruption in America.
Anybody who looks at the records sees how it was all trumped up, but of course people don't look into the facts, they hear "wife beater", and they reach an automatic conclusion that it must be true… Which is of course what the politicians wanted, so he could never run for office.
Below is an interesting letter written by Raymond Lear during his campaign for governor.


Well Done Daniel and Harry our School Bank Competition Winners.
for presenting the winners with their prizes.
Harry won the Digital Cash Machine in the prize draw, and Daniel won the £10.00 voucher for writing about the Queen during the Diamond Jubilee celebrations.


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Cutting the Sales Cycle in Half with Video
See how Bethany Bohme, a top Account Executive at MediaValet closed a huge deal with the help of video.
What's MediaValet?
Headquartered in Vancouver Canada, MediaValet™ is in the business of helping global companies organize, manage and share valuable digital assets (photos, videos, content, marketing resources etc.). The company, founded in 2010 by CEO David MacLaren, grew out of MacLaren's own search for an easy-to-use digital asset management (DAM) solution for his photography and content services business. After a frustrating year-long search, MacLaren and his co-founder CTO Jean Lozano decided to build the ideal solution themselves. Seven years later, MediaValet's popular cloud-based DAM solution has been adopted by 130 customers worldwide and is actively used by many leading global brands to manage and distribute large volumes of high-value digital assets.
In a competitive market, personal video messages offer a way to stand out
"The DAM marketplace is very competitive. We need to stand out from the crowd," says Eric Simmons, VP of Sales for MediaValet. Eric, a true analytical thinker and problem-solver, is on a mission to make MediaValet's sales process as efficient as it can be.
"I am a huge believer that in this business, you win or lose deals based on a percentage point. In the SaaS market, the win/loss margins are razor thin. So we need to challenge members of our marketing and sales team to differentiate themselves with every customer interaction. Using personal video messages helps us accomplish that goal."
It was MediaValet's business development reps (BDRs) who first began experimenting with video. Falling under VP of Marketing Maria Osipova's organization, the BDR team is responsible for lead generation by reaching out to prospects to introduce them to MediaValet's DAM platform.
Video saves my team time. It also makes us look professional, tech-savvy and cool—everything we want to project as a brand
Eric Simmons
VP of Sales, MediaValet
Two thumbs up for Vidyard
"Our team had been approached by Vidyard and we were intrigued. The idea to begin incorporating personal video into BDR team prospecting efforts was a no-brainer," explains Eric. He had used Vidyard himself in a previous role and loved what the platform had to offer. "It was two thumbs up for me immediately."
Within a very short time, Vidyard's Chrome extension became a core component of the BDR team's prospecting process. Says Eric, "BDRs began working personal video messages into every customer interaction. And it was super successful, allowing us not to just stand out against the competition, but deliver real value in every conversation."
In parallel, Eric was analyzing his sales pipeline, looking for ways to improve his sales team's efficiency. He quickly spotted a troublesome area within the sales process where he suspected video could help.
"Our platform has more than 20 technology integrations. We often get bogged down at this point with our customers. During the demo, we'll reference an integration—with Slack, or Eloqua, or Sharepoint, or Adobe—and the customer will want more detail. So, we then have to book another demo for the customer and their stakeholders. It often takes up to two weeks to get all the stakeholders together. The delays were pushing our sales cycle out to 140 or 150 days. I set a goal to reign that into 60 or 80 days."
Video has cut the sales cycle by half
Inspired by the BDR team's success in using Vidyard to engage prospects, Eric began looking at ways he could use Vidyard for product demos to clients and to condense his sales cycle.
"I spoke to our product team and asked them if it would be possible to create video demos of our 20+ integrations. We brought in Vidyard's team to show them how to build the videos and to create a shared library for our sales team. We also had them test out the demos to make sure we were providing customers with enough information," says Eric.
Nearly overnight after introducing the videos, 90% of MediaValet's prospects found their questions about integrations were fully answered. This eliminated the need for MediaValet to schedule follow-up demos and saved customers time in the evaluation process. This one change in the sales process significantly reduced the length of the sales cycle. "We shaved three weeks off our sales cycle with Vidyard," notes Eric.
Fired up by the success they were seeing, Eric's sales team has fully embraced Vidyard. They now embed video for a variety of customer interactions. It only took about two weeks for everyone on the team to become fully proficient and 'humming along' with Vidyard.
Eric offers up a handful of examples of ways MediaValet's sales team is using Vidyard:
When sending a quote to a customer, the team now sends a video to walk them through the proposal and the line items.
When sending follow up materials, the team includes an introductory video along with a product sheet and the integration videos to recap the information.
Video is used to recap conversations with customers, highlighting the pains discussed and what resonated with them.
"Video saves my team time. It also makes us look professional, tech-savvy and cool—everything we want to project as a brand," says Eric.
He adds that the team also uses video to pull prospective customers into the energy and culture of MediaValet. "We try to always keep it very real and natural. For instance, a BDR may be shooting a call recap and other team members will do a fly-by; photobomb into the frame to say 'hi'. It helps customers put faces to names and to feel warmly welcomed."
Overall, Eric estimates that his team's use of Vidyard has cut his sales cycle in half from 128 days to 68 days. Customers love it because they have the resource they can share with their extended team or view on their own time. Furthermore, staff who were once tied up doing integration demos for customers can now focus on high-value opportunities instead to drive more revenue for the business.
Says Eric, "Using video has definitely helped us stand out and it has improved our sales processes and conversion rate. Our customers still find it a very unique form of communication. We get messages all the time from people who say 'wow, that was so creative and innovative and your message really cut through the clutter. I'm interested to learn more.' There's no doubt in my mind that Vidyard is 100 percent giving us a competitive edge at every stage of the sales cycle."


We know you have just committed to a new family member, and this can be stressful and exciting for all involved, including your new dog. When bringing your dog home for the first time, keep in mind that he or she has probably been through a lot in the last few days. He may have been lost on the streets for a period of time before coming to the shelter or given up by his previous owner. Being adopted into a new family can be very overwhelming for a dog. Here are some tips on introducing your new furry friend to your home.
Establishing a routine will ensure there are no surprises and help your new dog adjust more quickly. Try to work the adoption into your schedule so you have a few days to be at home with your new dog and help him adjust while you get to know him. Your first day with your new dog should be spent allowing him to get used to his new home. Everything he encounters will be new and possibly stressful for him, so it is important to allow him to adjust at his own pace. It could take two days for him to be his normal self or it could take two months. There is no set time limit on this adjustment period because every dog is different.
It is best to give your new pup some time to adjust to you and your family before taking him to new places. As much fun as it is to pick out toys and supplies with your new pup, it can be very overwhelming for him to be in a busy store with so many new people and smells. You can purchase everything you need to get started from the Sit … Stay … Shop here at the Dumb Friends League, and then go to the pet store another day when your dog has had time to adjust to his new home. We strongly encourage you to take advantage of the free exam within 14 days of adoption generously donated by members of the Colorado Veterinary Medical Association (CVMA). However, be aware that a veterinary clinic is a stressful environment for any dog, and do everything you can to make it a positive experience for him, like bringing treats with you.
Training is an important thing that should begin early, no matter what age your new dog is. Socializing puppies is crucial to their development and will help you have a well-rounded pup as an adult. For all dogs, we recommend clicker training (see our "Dog Clicker Training" handout online). This is a great form of positive-reinforcement training that can help teach your dog manners, help a fearful dog become more confident, and is also a great stress reliever.
If you have any questions regarding your new dog's behavior, we offer a free Pet Behavior Helpline. You may call the help line at 303.751.5772, Ext. 1359, or you can submit an online request at http://ddfl.org/services/behavior-help-line. If you adopted your new dog from us, we offer a free, private, one-hour consultation as well. To schedule a consult with us submit a request online.


After spending a career working on the railroad, Jerry Buxton, N0JY, is sending satellites into space with AMSAT, as their new VP of Engineering on the FOX-1 cube satellite project. Amateur radio opens doors to new experiences and opportunities. Jerry shares his amateur radio story and his busy ham radio life with Eric, 4Z1UG, in this episode of QSO Today.


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package com.google.location.suplclient.asn1.supl2.ulp_version_2_parameter_extensions;

// Copyright 2008 Google Inc. All Rights Reserved.
/*
 * This class is AUTOMATICALLY GENERATED. Do NOT EDIT.
 */

//
//
import com.google.location.suplclient.asn1.base.Asn1Boolean;
import com.google.location.suplclient.asn1.base.Asn1Object;
import com.google.location.suplclient.asn1.base.Asn1Sequence;
import com.google.location.suplclient.asn1.base.Asn1Tag;
import com.google.location.suplclient.asn1.base.BitStream;
import com.google.location.suplclient.asn1.base.BitStreamReader;
import com.google.location.suplclient.asn1.base.SequenceComponent;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList;
import java.util.Collection;
import javax.annotation.Nullable;

/**
*
*/
public  class GeoAreaShapesSupported extends Asn1Sequence {
  //

  private static final Asn1Tag TAG_GeoAreaShapesSupported
      = Asn1Tag.fromClassAndNumber(-1, -1);

  public GeoAreaShapesSupported() {
    super();
  }

  @Override
  @Nullable
  protected Asn1Tag getTag() {
    return TAG_GeoAreaShapesSupported;
  }

  @Override
  protected boolean isTagImplicit() {
    return true;
  }

  public static Collection<Asn1Tag> getPossibleFirstTags() {
    if (TAG_GeoAreaShapesSupported != null) {
      return ImmutableList.of(TAG_GeoAreaShapesSupported);
    } else {
      return Asn1Sequence.getPossibleFirstTags();
    }
  }

  /**
   * Creates a new GeoAreaShapesSupported from encoded stream.
   */
  public static GeoAreaShapesSupported fromPerUnaligned(byte[] encodedBytes) {
    GeoAreaShapesSupported result = new GeoAreaShapesSupported();
    result.decodePerUnaligned(new BitStreamReader(encodedBytes));
    return result;
  }

  /**
   * Creates a new GeoAreaShapesSupported from encoded stream.
   */
  public static GeoAreaShapesSupported fromPerAligned(byte[] encodedBytes) {
    GeoAreaShapesSupported result = new GeoAreaShapesSupported();
    result.decodePerAligned(new BitStreamReader(encodedBytes));
    return result;
  }

  @Override protected boolean isExtensible() {
    return true;
  }

  @Override public boolean containsExtensionValues() {
    for (SequenceComponent extensionComponent : getExtensionComponents()) {
      if (extensionComponent.isExplicitlySet()) return true;
    }
    return false;
  }

  private GeoAreaShapesSupported.ellipticalAreaType ellipticalArea_;
  public GeoAreaShapesSupported.ellipticalAreaType getEllipticalArea() {
    return ellipticalArea_;
  }
  /**
   * @throws ClassCastException if value is not a GeoAreaShapesSupported.ellipticalAreaType
   */
  public void setEllipticalArea(Asn1Object value) {
    this.ellipticalArea_ = (GeoAreaShapesSupported.ellipticalAreaType) value;
  }
  public GeoAreaShapesSupported.ellipticalAreaType setEllipticalAreaToNewInstance() {
    ellipticalArea_ = new GeoAreaShapesSupported.ellipticalAreaType();
    return ellipticalArea_;
  }

  private GeoAreaShapesSupported.polygonAreaType polygonArea_;
  public GeoAreaShapesSupported.polygonAreaType getPolygonArea() {
    return polygonArea_;
  }
  /**
   * @throws ClassCastException if value is not a GeoAreaShapesSupported.polygonAreaType
   */
  public void setPolygonArea(Asn1Object value) {
    this.polygonArea_ = (GeoAreaShapesSupported.polygonAreaType) value;
  }
  public GeoAreaShapesSupported.polygonAreaType setPolygonAreaToNewInstance() {
    polygonArea_ = new GeoAreaShapesSupported.polygonAreaType();
    return polygonArea_;
  }

  @Override public Iterable<? extends SequenceComponent> getComponents() {
    ImmutableList.Builder<SequenceComponent> builder = ImmutableList.builder();

    builder.add(new SequenceComponent() {
          Asn1Tag tag = Asn1Tag.fromClassAndNumber(2, 0);

          @Override public boolean isExplicitlySet() {
            return getEllipticalArea() != null;
          }

          @Override public boolean hasDefaultValue() {
            return false;
          }

          @Override public boolean isOptional() {
            return false;
          }

          @Override public Asn1Object getComponentValue() {
            return getEllipticalArea();
          }

          @Override public void setToNewInstance() {
            setEllipticalAreaToNewInstance();
          }

          @Override public Collection<Asn1Tag> getPossibleFirstTags() {
            return tag == null ? GeoAreaShapesSupported.ellipticalAreaType.getPossibleFirstTags() : ImmutableList.of(tag);
          }

          @Override
          public Asn1Tag getTag() {
            return tag;
          }

          @Override
          public boolean isImplicitTagging() {
            return true;
          }

          @Override public String toIndentedString(String indent) {
                return "ellipticalArea : "
                    + getEllipticalArea().toIndentedString(indent);
              }
        });

    builder.add(new SequenceComponent() {
          Asn1Tag tag = Asn1Tag.fromClassAndNumber(2, 1);

          @Override public boolean isExplicitlySet() {
            return getPolygonArea() != null;
          }

          @Override public boolean hasDefaultValue() {
            return false;
          }

          @Override public boolean isOptional() {
            return false;
          }

          @Override public Asn1Object getComponentValue() {
            return getPolygonArea();
          }

          @Override public void setToNewInstance() {
            setPolygonAreaToNewInstance();
          }

          @Override public Collection<Asn1Tag> getPossibleFirstTags() {
            return tag == null ? GeoAreaShapesSupported.polygonAreaType.getPossibleFirstTags() : ImmutableList.of(tag);
          }

          @Override
          public Asn1Tag getTag() {
            return tag;
          }

          @Override
          public boolean isImplicitTagging() {
            return true;
          }

          @Override public String toIndentedString(String indent) {
                return "polygonArea : "
                    + getPolygonArea().toIndentedString(indent);
              }
        });

    return builder.build();
  }

  @Override public Iterable<? extends SequenceComponent>
                                                    getExtensionComponents() {
    ImmutableList.Builder<SequenceComponent> builder = ImmutableList.builder();

      return builder.build();
    }

  // Copyright 2008 Google Inc. All Rights Reserved.
/*
 * This class is AUTOMATICALLY GENERATED. Do NOT EDIT.
 */

//

/**
 *
 */
public static class ellipticalAreaType extends Asn1Boolean {
  //

  private static final Asn1Tag TAG_ellipticalAreaType
      = Asn1Tag.fromClassAndNumber(-1, -1);

  public ellipticalAreaType() {
    super();
  }

  @Override
  @Nullable
  protected Asn1Tag getTag() {
    return TAG_ellipticalAreaType;
  }

  @Override
  protected boolean isTagImplicit() {
    return true;
  }

  public static Collection<Asn1Tag> getPossibleFirstTags() {
    if (TAG_ellipticalAreaType != null) {
      return ImmutableList.of(TAG_ellipticalAreaType);
    } else {
      return Asn1Boolean.getPossibleFirstTags();
    }
  }

  /**
   * Creates a new ellipticalAreaType from encoded stream.
   */
  public static ellipticalAreaType fromPerUnaligned(byte[] encodedBytes) {
    ellipticalAreaType result = new ellipticalAreaType();
    result.decodePerUnaligned(new BitStreamReader(encodedBytes));
    return result;
  }

  /**
   * Creates a new ellipticalAreaType from encoded stream.
   */
  public static ellipticalAreaType fromPerAligned(byte[] encodedBytes) {
    ellipticalAreaType result = new ellipticalAreaType();
    result.decodePerAligned(new BitStreamReader(encodedBytes));
    return result;
  }

  @Override public Iterable<BitStream> encodePerUnaligned() {
    return super.encodePerUnaligned();
  }

  @Override public Iterable<BitStream> encodePerAligned() {
    return super.encodePerAligned();
  }

  @Override public void decodePerUnaligned(BitStreamReader reader) {
    super.decodePerUnaligned(reader);
  }

  @Override public void decodePerAligned(BitStreamReader reader) {
    super.decodePerAligned(reader);
  }

  @Override public String toString() {
    return toIndentedString("");
  }

  public String toIndentedString(String indent) {
    return "ellipticalAreaType = " + getValue() + ";\n";
  }
}

  // Copyright 2008 Google Inc. All Rights Reserved.
/*
 * This class is AUTOMATICALLY GENERATED. Do NOT EDIT.
 */

//

/**
 *
 */
public static class polygonAreaType extends Asn1Boolean {
  //

  private static final Asn1Tag TAG_polygonAreaType
      = Asn1Tag.fromClassAndNumber(-1, -1);

  public polygonAreaType() {
    super();
  }

  @Override
  @Nullable
  protected Asn1Tag getTag() {
    return TAG_polygonAreaType;
  }

  @Override
  protected boolean isTagImplicit() {
    return true;
  }

  public static Collection<Asn1Tag> getPossibleFirstTags() {
    if (TAG_polygonAreaType != null) {
      return ImmutableList.of(TAG_polygonAreaType);
    } else {
      return Asn1Boolean.getPossibleFirstTags();
    }
  }

  /**
   * Creates a new polygonAreaType from encoded stream.
   */
  public static polygonAreaType fromPerUnaligned(byte[] encodedBytes) {
    polygonAreaType result = new polygonAreaType();
    result.decodePerUnaligned(new BitStreamReader(encodedBytes));
    return result;
  }

  /**
   * Creates a new polygonAreaType from encoded stream.
   */
  public static polygonAreaType fromPerAligned(byte[] encodedBytes) {
    polygonAreaType result = new polygonAreaType();
    result.decodePerAligned(new BitStreamReader(encodedBytes));
    return result;
  }

  @Override public Iterable<BitStream> encodePerUnaligned() {
    return super.encodePerUnaligned();
  }

  @Override public Iterable<BitStream> encodePerAligned() {
    return super.encodePerAligned();
  }

  @Override public void decodePerUnaligned(BitStreamReader reader) {
    super.decodePerUnaligned(reader);
  }

  @Override public void decodePerAligned(BitStreamReader reader) {
    super.decodePerAligned(reader);
  }

  @Override public String toString() {
    return toIndentedString("");
  }

  public String toIndentedString(String indent) {
    return "polygonAreaType = " + getValue() + ";\n";
  }
}

  @Override public Iterable<BitStream> encodePerUnaligned() {
    return super.encodePerUnaligned();
  }

  @Override public Iterable<BitStream> encodePerAligned() {
    return super.encodePerAligned();
  }

  @Override public void decodePerUnaligned(BitStreamReader reader) {
    super.decodePerUnaligned(reader);
  }

  @Override public void decodePerAligned(BitStreamReader reader) {
    super.decodePerAligned(reader);
  }

  @Override public String toString() {
    return toIndentedString("");
  }

  public String toIndentedString(String indent) {
    StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder();
    builder.append("GeoAreaShapesSupported = {\n");
    final String internalIndent = indent + "  ";
    for (SequenceComponent component : getComponents()) {
      if (component.isExplicitlySet()) {
        builder.append(internalIndent)
            .append(component.toIndentedString(internalIndent));
      }
    }
    if (isExtensible()) {
      builder.append(internalIndent).append("...\n");
      for (SequenceComponent component : getExtensionComponents()) {
        if (component.isExplicitlySet()) {
          builder.append(internalIndent)
              .append(component.toIndentedString(internalIndent));
        }
      }
    }
    builder.append(indent).append("};\n");
    return builder.toString();
  }
}

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1. An entry which would have been superfluous in past editions of this encyclopedia because – with the exception of Centauri Express, which was a magazine in audio-cassette form (see Audiozine) – all Magazines, other than personal hand-written ones, were in print form. This may range from beautifully designed and printed SF Magazines such as Shayol or Ariel: to the most minor of Fanzines as once duplicated from typewritten stencils. It was only with the arrival of the internet and the production of Online Magazines, primarily since 1995, that a new digital form of magazine has emerged. These magazines may be read on screen or downloaded onto an e-book reader. Some may also be printed either via a PDF download or as print-on-demand publications, so many online magazines may also be available in print form, but their primary form is digital.
Print magazines may exist in several formats (see Magazines) usually designated by the physical dimensions or paper quality. See Pulp, Slick, Digest and Bedsheet for further details.
A to B. Aboriginal, Absolute Magnitude, Ad Astra, Adventures in Horror, Air Wonder Stories, Albedo One, Alchemy, Alien Worlds, Altair, Amazing Science Stories, Amazing Stories, Amazing Stories Annual, Amazing Stories Quarterly, Amazing Stories Science Fiction Novel, American Fantasy (series 2), American Fiction, American Science Fiction Magazine, A Merritt's Fantasy Magazine, Analog, Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine, Aphelion (1), Ariel:, The Arkham Sampler, Artemis, Asimov's Science Fiction, Asimov's SF Adventure Magazine, Astonishing Stories, Astounding Stories Yearbook, Astounding Science-Fiction, Aurealis, Authentic Science Fiction, The Avenger, Avon Fantasy Reader, Avon Science Fiction and Fantasy Reader, Avon Science Fiction Reader, Back Brain Recluse, The Best of Omni Science Fiction, The Best Science Fiction, Beyond Centauri, Beyond Fantasy & Science Fiction, Beyond Fantasy Fiction, Beyond Infinity, Beyond the Boundaries, Bizarre, Bizarre! Mystery Magazine, Black Gate, Borderlands.
C to E. Captain Future, Captain Hazzard, Captain Zero, Century, Challenging Destiny, Comet, Continuum Science Fiction, Cosmic Crime Stories, Cosmic Science Stories, Cosmic Stories, Cosmos, Cosmos Science Fiction and Fantasy, Coven 13, Crank!, Creative Brother's Sci-Fi Magazine, Darkling Plain Speculative Fiction, Dark Worlds, Destinies, Different Realities, Doc Savage, Dr Yen Sin, Dream Magazine, Dream World, Dusty Ayres and His Battle Birds, Dynamic Science Fiction, Dynamic Science Stories, The Edge, Edge Detector, Eidolon, Electric Velocipede, Escape Velocity, Eternity Science Fiction, Expanse, Extro, Exuberance.
F to G. Famous Fantastic Mysteries, Famous Science Fiction, Fanciful Tales of Time and Space, Fantastic, Fantastic Adventures, Fantastic Adventures Yearbook, Fantastic Novels, Fantastic Science Fiction, Fantastic Science Thriller, Fantastic Story Quarterly, Fantastic Universe, Fantastic Worlds, Fantastyka (Poland), Fantasy, Fantasy and Science Fiction (short form of The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction below), Fantasy Book, Fantasy Fiction, Fantasy Magazine, Fantasy Tales, Far Frontiers, Far Out!, Far Point, Farthing, Fear, Femspec, Fictitious Force, Flash Gordon Strange Adventure Magazine, Flytrap, Forbidden Lines, Forgotten Fantasy, Frank Reade Library, FTL (1), Future Fiction, Future Science Fiction, The Futurist, Futuristic Science Stories, Futuristic Stories, Futuristic Tales, G-8 and His Battle Aces, Galaxy Science Fiction, Galaxy Science Fiction Novels, Galileo, Gamma, The Gate, Gateway S-F Magazine, Great Science Fiction, GUD Magazine.
H to M. Hadrosaur Tales, Häpna! (Sweden), Harbinger, Harsh Mistress, The Haunt of Horror, The Hidden World, H.P. Lovecraft's Magazine of Horror, Icarus, Ice River, If, Imagination, Imaginative Tales, Infinity Science Fiction, International Science Fiction, Internova, Interzone, Le Journal Des Voyages (France), Journal Wired, Jules Verne-Magasinet (Sweden), Jupiter, Ka-Zar, Keen SF, Kehuan Shijie (China), Lady Churchill's Rosebud Wristlet, The Leading Edge, Last Wave, LC-39, Maelstrom Speculative Fiction, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, Magazine of Horror, The Man from U.N.C.L.E., Marvel Science Stories, Marvel Tales, Mind Magic, Miracle Science and Fantasy Stories, The Most Thrilling Science Fiction Ever Told, The Mysterious Traveler, The Mysterious Wu Fang.
N to R. Nebula Science Fiction, Neo-Opsis, New Genre, New Moon, New Moon Quarterly, New Pathways, New Worlds, Nexus, Nexxus, NFG, Nonstop Magazine, Nova Express, Nova SF, The Octopus, Odyssey, Offworld, Omega Science Digest, Omni, On Spec, Operator #5, Orb Speculative Fiction, Orbit Science Fiction, Der Orchideengarten (Germany), Orphia, Other Times, Other Worlds, Out of This World Adventures, Outer Reaches, Outlands, Owlflight, Pandora, Paradox, Perry Rhodan (Germany), Pirate Writings, Planet Stories, Popular Science Fiction, Postscripts, Pulphouse: The Hardback Magazine, Questar, Realms of Fantasy, R. E. M., Rigel, Rocket Stories, Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone Magazine.
S. Satellite Science Fiction, Saturn, Say ..., Scheherazade, Science and Invention, Science Fantasy, Science Fantasy Yearbook, Science Fiction Adventures, Science Fiction Age, Science Fiction Classics, Science Fiction Classics Annual, Science Fiction Digest, SF Digest, SF International, Science Fiction Library, Science Fiction Monthly, Science-Fiction Plus, Science Fiction Quarterly, Science Fiction Stories, Science Stories, Scientific Detective Monthly, Scientific Thrillers (Australia), Scoops, The Scorpion, The Secret 6, Secret Agent "X", Selected Science Fiction, The Shadow, Shayol, Sheena, Queen of the Jungle, Shock (which see for Shock Mystery Tales), Shock Tales, Sirius Visions, Skyworlds, Solaris (French Canada), Something Else, Space Adventures (Classics), Space and Time, Space Fact and Fiction, Space Science Fiction, Space Science Fiction Magazine, Space Stories, Spaceway, Space-Wise, Spectrum SF, The Spider, Star Science Fiction Magazine, Stardate, Starshore, Startling Mystery Stories, Startling Stories, Stella (Sweden, almost certainly a hoax), Stirring Science Stories, Strange Adventures, Strange Fantasy, Strange Plasma, Strange Stories, Strange Tales, Substance, Super Science Stories, Super-Science Fiction, Suspense, Swan American Magazine, Swan Yankee Magazine, Sword & Sorcery Annual.
2. A few miscellaneous publications, which have entries in this encyclopedia but do not fit into any of the other categories or entries discussed above, are listed below.


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//April 25, 2019
Corbin Railroad Museum project on hold for foreseeable future
The proposed Corbin Railroad Museum is on hold, at least for the foreseeable future. At a special called meeting of the Corbin Tourism Commission, which has been working to make the project planned for the former Corbin railroad depot, a reality, the commissioners opened the...
, By Dean Manning
High speed chase through two counties ends with crash
A nearly 15-mile high-speed pursuit early Thursday morning that involved four law enforcement agencies ended with a crash and the arrest of a Corbin man. Whitley County Sheriff's Deputy Chad Estep charged Bret A. Hatfield, 40, with nine counts of first-degree wanton endangerment...
, By Mark White
Huff pleads guilty to federal kidnapping charge
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Despite no body, trial date set for man accused in killing of missing woman
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Murder trial delayed as defendants mull plea offers
The May 28 trial date of a southern Whitley County couple, who are accused of beating a woman to death in 2017, has been postponed for a couple more months in part to give the defendants more time to mull a plea offer from the prosecutor. Chris James Lowe, 40, and Lori Mattie,...
Three accused of kidnapping 16-year-old, locking her in Uhaul
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Cemetery caretakers say money has run dry to mow graves
A Corbin area cemetery that dates back to the 1800s is in danger of becoming overgrown because of a lack of funds in its perpetual care account. Corinth Cemetery, which is located on Corinth Cemetery Road off of Cumberland Falls Hwy., is typically mowed every two weeks at a cost...
Whitley Co. officials hoping to fix nearly a dozen 'significant' road issues with FEMA funds
Whitley County officials are hoping that a recently declared federal disaster declaration will enable them to fix 10-12 significant road issues that were caused by flooding and mudslides this past winter. You need to login to view the rest of the content. Please Login. Not a...
Mark Shepherd resigns from Corbin Tourism Commission
A seat has come open on the Corbin Tourism Commission after Mark Shepherd elected to resign. Shepherd owns and operates Bubby's Barbecue and Shep's Place restaurants. "With my wife passing and the new business (Shep's), there were just not enough hours in the day," Shepherd said...
Couple accused of bridge vandalism plead not guilty; suspects almost jailed
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But I know that this bond is never meant to end.
It has always been so right from the start.
Even in the worst of times it gives me a lift.
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Q: update div/section by html (or php) after clicking on link on different div/section I would like to update a div/section of a web page as a result of clicking on a link from another section of the web page
My html code so far is like this: and I stuck on how to complete the href tags and the content section so that links are tied to the content section/division.  Also is it possible for address bar to reflect the content being viewed (depending on the links clicked) rather than being stuck in address of the original web page?
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And now I have changed all the pages to .php and have the following template:
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So now I am reloading everything but the look and feel is mantained, so for a small website, it probably is adequate but I hope there is a more elegant solution to this.

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FCB India and Kinnect bring back Project Streedhan with a focus on anaemia awareness in expecting mothers
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Mumbai: In 2019, during the festival of Dhanteras, FCB Ulka and Kinnect launched Project Streedhan for DSM India, underlining Anemia as a significant health issue in the country that affects up to 53.2% of its women. Through the campaign, DSM, a global, purpose-led company in Health, Nutrition & Bioscience, reiterated the need to improve nutritional habits and consume healthy, iron-rich foods to reduce iron deficiency.
Launching its third phase this Mother's Day, the campaign highlighted that at least 1 out of 2 women suffer from Anemia in India and urged viewers to give expecting mothers the gift of iron and not just gold and silver. It aimed at spreading a message about women's health and immunity, and that one should invest in the mother's iron by giving her nutritious, iron-rich food.
In our country, the baby shower tradition, popularly known as Godh Bharai, holds a lot of relevance across cultures. Hosted by families during the seventh or eighth month of pregnancy, it's a celebration to welcome the unborn baby and bless the mother-to-be with abundant joys of motherhood. The rituals include making the mother-to-be feel special by showering her with gifts, including gold and silver.
With this insight, the Project Streedhan campaign wanted to create awareness around women's health and urged them to take their nutritional requirements more seriously. While mothers are known to ignore their health but take care of their families, the campaign encourages them to focus on what women's real wealth is, her health. And #InvestInIron!
Speaking about Project Streedhan, B Rajagopal, President – DSM India, said, "India's challenge with anemia is a crucial barrier to social development. We launched the Project Streedhan series to help people understand the extensive prevalence of anemia and therefore the importance of investing in iron to improve health. With this new Godbharai campaign, we take the Streedhan message one step further and focus on the woman as a "mother-to-be" and how investing in her health can prevent anemia and protect the health of her unborn child. We hope to trigger conversations about the issue and support the national thrust around the importance of iron and folic acid supplementation."
Swati Bhattacharya
Swati Bhattacharya, Creative Chairperson, FCB India, who conceptualized the campaign said, "A country that worships women as avatars of Durga and Shakti has often missed giving attention to her nutritional needs. Playing Annapurnas for others, our women tend to ignore their health and nutritional necessities. Iron deficiency in women is possibly the most common nutritional issue in India and its impact on maternal and fetal health is a cause of extreme concern. Project Streedhan sought to bring focus on the appalling levels of awareness of anemia in women with the first campaign (2019) that successfully and creatively introduced the idea of iron deficiency in women and the need to address it."
Chandni Shah
Commenting on the campaign, Chandni Shah, COO at Kinnect said, "Kinnect is proud to be part of a campaign that creates awareness around a burning issue like Anemia. Since its inception, Project Streedhan has been an eye opener for people. Most of us do not know how Anemia ravages the nation today and affects 1 out of 2 women. For a brand like DSM, Mother's Day becomes an important occasion to initiate conversation around women's health and nutrition. To highlight Mothers-to-be, who are often forgotten from popular Mother's Day narratives, is a masterstroke!
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Reik is a charting, award-winning, Latin pop trio from Mexicali, Baja California famous throughout Latin America for their romantic songs and ballads.
Their multi-platinum-selling albums Un Dia Mas (2008) and the Latin Grammy-winning Peligro (2011) were essentially homes for their numerous chart-topping singles that saw the band emerge from club to international success.
Forming in 2003 after recording a demo that yielded the Mexican underground club favorites "Levemente" and "Ahora sin Ti," singer Jesús Alberto Navarro Rosas and guitarist Julio Ramírez Eguía invited backing vocalist/guitarist Gilberto "Bibi" Marin Espinoza to join the lineup in early 2004. After signing to Sony Music a few months later, Reik teamed with producers Abelardo Vázquez and Kiko Cibrian to begin work on their self-titled debut LP. The album proved a phenomenon, generating three consecutive Mexican chart-toppers in "Yo Quisiera," "Que Vida la Mia," and "Noviembre sin Ti." All three singles also crossed over to the U.S. Latin pop charts, and in mid-2005, Reik mounted a brief U.S. tour; the trio also received a Latin Grammy nomination in the Best New Artist category. The pre-release single "Invierno" was issued in September, followed by the live Sesion Metropolitana DVD in November, and their sophomore album Secuencia in December. The latter peaked just inside the Top 30 on the Latin Album charts. Three additional singles from the album placed on various Latin sales and airplay charts.
2008's Un Dia Mas fared better, placing inside the Top Ten Latin Albums and netting them the number three single "Inolvidable," and three more singles that landed on lower rungs. The full-length netted them a Latin Grammy Award for Best Pop Album by a Duo or Group with Vocals in 2009. Mexican and U.S tours followed the next year. The group re-emerged with Peligro in 2011. Helmed by three different producers -- Remy Palacios, Kiko Cibrián, and Ettore Grenci -- it netted five charting singles. It was certified platinum in Mexico and hit number three on the pop charts. In the U.S., it peaked at number two on Latin Pop Albums and number three on Top Latin Albums charts. Another extended international tour -- that took them to South Korea -- culminated in the live offering En Vivo Desde el Auditorio Nacional in 2013. Two years later, the trio entered the Viña del Mar International Song Festival and won first and second place awards for their entries.


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Mark Powney , 10th July 2019
CIPD Wales, the professional body for HR and people development, has announced entries for its 2019 awards are open.
To be held at Cardiff City Hall on 15th November, the third annual awards will celebrate the outstanding people development work that takes place across Wales.
Thousands of people work in the people profession across Wales, with HR and leadership development spanning every industry with last year's awards recognising some of Wales' top businesses and organisations including: Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water, National Assembly for Wales, Companies House, Office for National Statistics, Circle IT Solutions and Conduit Global.
Lesley Richards, head of CIPD Wales, said:
"This is the third year we have held our awards and the number of entries keeps growing, so much so that this year we're relocating to a larger venue. These awards are an opportunity for businesses to showcase how going above and beyond for their employees helps maximise business potential and promote a happy workforce.
"HR and people development is the one common factor that affects every business and it is amazing to see the professionalism and dedication in the industry in Wales. Last year we received some fabulous entries demonstrating the wellbeing of employees and recruiting and retaining the best people. We're looking forward to hearing more of these stories this year and are looking forward to celebrating the top businesses and organisations in Wales this November."
This year the awards welcomes a highly experienced panel of senior professionals representing all sectors including CIPD's national Chief Adviser for HR Practice Tony Vickers-Byrne, Welsh Government's Corporate Services Director, Peter Kennedy, Partner and Head of Employment and HR Services at Hugh James, Louise Price, Regional Director of LHH Penna Paul Harris, Krista Powell-Edwards from CIPD Mid and North Wales branch, Jeremy Ashdown of CIPD South East Wales branch, Head of Swansea Business School at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David Dr Maggie Inman and Deputy Director, Recruitment & Vetting Services of SSCL Mike Beynon.
The categories for this year's CIPD Wales Awards are:
Apprenticeship Scheme, which recognises high-quality apprenticeship programmes that demonstrate clear alignment with the organisation's business and people strategies.
Diversity and Inclusion Initiative, which recognises employers who are genuinely dedicated to creating a diverse and inclusive workplace.
Embedding a culture of workplace well-being, which recognises employers that place employee health and well-being centre stage within the organisation and have embedded a strong culture of workplace well-being.
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External Consultancy, which recognises a partnership between an individual consultant or consultancy and a client organisation, working on a strategic project and people-related issue.
In-House Team, which recognises HR/L&D teams that have demonstrated excellence across the organisation to meet both the needs of the business and its people.
Organisational development / Learning and development, which will be looking at entries that demonstrate a link between organisation development and achieving business goals.
Talent management, which recognises creative and effective talent attraction, retention and management strategies taking account current and future employee needs.
Emerging Practitioner, which seeks to identify and recognise those early on in their careers who have shown the potential to make a significant impact within the organisation and the profession, now or in the future.
Outstanding contribution in the field of people development in Wales, The CIPD Wales Outstanding Contribution Award is presented to an individual in recognition of their outstanding and exceptional contribution to the profession within Wales.
Instructions on how to enter the third annual CIPD awards can be found at www.cipdwalesawards.co.uk. The deadline for entries is 15th September 2019.
The event sponsors for 2019's CIPD Wales Awards include Welsh Government, Hugh James and the University of South Wales.
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Q: Macbook Air with 20.10 connects to WLAN but no internet with router tplink Complete noob here. My macbook air is from 2015. When using my isp modem no problem, but with a tplink TL-WR841HP it connects to the wlan but has no internet.
All other devices work fine with the new wlan. I have tried dhcp on and off, different dns servers and blocking ipv6, but I dont really know much else.
miguelito@MacBookAir:~$ ifconfig
lo: flags=73<UP,LOOPBACK,RUNNING>  mtu 65536
        inet 127.0.0.1  netmask 255.0.0.0
        inet6 ::1  prefixlen 128  scopeid 0x10<host>
        loop  txqueuelen 1000  (Bucle local)
        RX packets 893  bytes 76496 (76.4 KB)
        RX errors 0  dropped 0  overruns 0  frame 0
        TX packets 893  bytes 76496 (76.4 KB)
        TX errors 0  dropped 0 overruns 0  carrier 0  collisions 0

wlp3s0: flags=4163<UP,BROADCAST,RUNNING,MULTICAST>  mtu 1500
        inet 192.168.0.17  netmask 255.255.255.0  broadcast 192.168.0.255
        inet6 2806:260:4410:dd9:f240:eca:4a83:d60f  prefixlen 64
scopeid 0x0<global>
        inet6 fe80::6ef5:ece6:b870:7077  prefixlen 64  scopeid 0x20<link>
        inet6 2806:260:4410:dd9::2  prefixlen 128  scopeid 0x0<global>
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scopeid 0x0<global>
        ether d0:81:7a:b9:ee:54  txqueuelen 1000  (Ethernet)
        RX packets 9266  bytes 9747379 (9.7 MB)
        RX errors 0  dropped 0  overruns 0  frame 246
        TX packets 4197  bytes 986235 (986.2 KB)
        TX errors 0  dropped 0 overruns 0  carrier 0  collisions 0
        device interrupt 18

thanks in advance!

A: I changed the channel width from auto to 40Mhz. I seems to work ok now.
So probably had nothing to do with the device or the os.


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What is the Best Portable GPS Device for Your car?
Jan 22, 2020 11:59 AM EST | Staff Reporter
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Installing a GPS tracker to your car could benefit your driving experience in many ways. These devices provide real-time updates on speed and location, allowing you to keep a safe eye over your loved ones while they drive, while also helping you to track down your stolen or misplaced car.
Portable GPS devices are different from satellite navigation systems, in that sat navs provide the driver with location and direction updates, while GPS trackers can store and broadcast driving behaviour and vehicle location in real-time. And given that car thefts have risen by almost 50% in just five years in the UK, it's never been more important to closely monitor your cars.
But what's the best device for you? Read on below to see the best portable GPS devices on the market today...
TKSTAR GPS TK905
The star of the show, the TKSTAR GPS tracker ticks all the boxes when it comes to your car's safety and location - it's portable, easy to use, and provides accurate data. Compatible with all smartphones via its app, this device provides location updates that are accurate to 5 metres, and will alert your phone if the car violates an agreed 'geo-fence' district.
Learning how to install GPS trackers properly is important - you don't want to risk your device falling off during bumpy journeys, or losing connectivity. However, the TK905's built-in magnets can attach to any flat iron surface, and it boasts an impressive standby time of 90 days, which will save you worrying about its battery life. For £42.99, you'll get the GPS tracker, a USB cable, a storage bag, SIM card adapters and a user manual.
Rewire Security SpyTrack Nano
This nano-sized GPS tracker was designed by one of the UK's largest vehicle tracking suppliers, providing ample safety benefits to keep your mind at ease. Weighing just 60g, the SpyTrack Nano can be easily attached to any flat metal part of your car using the magnetic case, which boasts a 20kg pull force to ensure it stays put regardless of hazardous driving conditions.
Once connected via the app, you'll have access to a wide range of features, including location updates every thirty seconds, and instant alarm notifications for events like speeding, entering different zones, and unplanned movement. This device costs £49.99 as a one-off fee, with no subscriptions or contracts to worry about.
Streetwize Accessories - GPS Tracker
Winner of the Auto Express Recommended Best Buy Award 2019, this GPS tracker would be a streetwise investment for car owners who don't mind paying a little extra. Providing location updates accurate to 10 metres via SMS message, you'll need to send a 10p text message in order to receive the tracking data.
Despite that, it's a great device that's simple to use and easy to conceal. You can either connect the device via your battery output, or you can charge it and hide the device so you can find your stolen car. Also, there are no subscription fees, which means all you have to do is buy the tracker at £44.99, and pay for the subsequent text messages.
Vodafone V-Auto
You can provide your car with smartphone-like features with the V Auto by Vodafone, albeit after you've bought a V-Sim by Vodafone, signed up to the £4 monthly subscription, and installed the V-Auto app. Once you've done that, you'll have access to a range features that focus more on driver safety, rather than providing anti-theft measures.
The V-Auto is ideal for parents watching over teenage drivers - which is an important factor, considering that road traffic incidents are the leading cause of death amongst 15 to 29 year olds. This GPS tracker also provides driver safety scores for each driver, automatic calls to the emergency services after an incident, and data about the previous driven routes. With all the detailed data you get through the app, this GPS tracker is also suitable for fleet business owners looking to monitor the routes their employees take.
CarLock GPS Tracker
Given its name, it should come as no surprise that the CarLock tracker's number one concern is your car's safety. It will alert your phone via the app whenever your vehicle is moved, when the engine starts without you, if it detects any unusual vibrations from theft tools, and when the device becomes disconnected. It can also detect harsh braking and acceleration, which will deter reckless driving.
The CarLock GPS tracker can only be connected via your OBD (on-board diagnostics) port, which means you cannot track your car if the car thief removes the device. However, the main aim of this GPS tracker is to effectively deter the initial theft, which makes this GPS tracker best suited to monitoring teenage drivers, or tracking the routes of your employees, if you have them. This device has a subscription fee of £5.95 per month.
With so many options out there, finding the best portable GPS tracker for your car can be tricky. But all you have to do is think about what you need from your device - do you want to keep a close eye on your teenage drivers? Monitor where your fleet drivers are going? Prevent theft? Or relocate your car if it's stolen? Of course, there are costs to think about, but most portable trackers are really affordable, meaning you can easily keep track of your car and your spending.
Author: Julia
Julia is the Content Manager at Expert Market, a leading b2b publication that empowers businesses to grow and succeed.
Having spent years immersed in the world of startup entrepreneurship, she now specialises in business energy, vehicle tracking, and fuel cards, helping businesses to optimise their operations. Watts
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