Get ready for your next motorcycle adventure with luggage mounted on SW-MOTECH PRO Side Carriers. With available adapters that allow lockable mounting and removal of a wide range of side cases as well as soft saddlebag luggage, you can tailor this rack to meet a variety of challenges. QUICK-LOCK quarter turn fastening mounts allow the racks to be removed with a multi-tool or screwdriver when not needed, while a permanent mount bolt kit is also available to replace the QUICK-LOCK if that is not an option you desire. Carry what you want, when you want, with the PRO Side Carriers by SW-MOTECH.
SW-MOTECH PRO Side Carriers are ingeniously designed to accept available mounting adapters for a wide range of touring luggage. Here is a partial list of compatible luggage and the adapters required for each.
Designed to mount to SW-MOTECH PRO Side Carriers, these adapter kits provide mounting and removal of a variety of side case and soft luggage options.
SW-MOTECH PRO Side Carrier Adapter to fit TRAX is simple to install and allows lockable mounting and removal of SW-MOTECH TRAX EVO, ION or ADVENTURE side cases.
SW-MOTECH PRO Side Carrier Adapter to fit AERO is simple to install and allows lockable mounting and removal of SW-MOTECH AERO ABS side cases.
SW-MOTECH PRO Side Carrier Adapter to fit Monokey is simple to install and allows lockable mounting and removal of GIVI or Kappa Monokey as well as Trekker Monokey side cases.
SW-MOTECH PRO Side Carrier Adapter to fit Retro Fit Dolomiti is simple to install and allows lockable mounting and removal of GIVI Trekker Dolomiti Retro Fit side cases.
SW-MOTECH PRO Side Carrier Adapter to fit Shad 1 is simple to install and allows lockable mounting and removal of Shad SH26, SH29, SH32, SH33, SH37, SH39, SH40, SH40CA, SH42, SH43, SH45, and SH46 side cases.
SW-MOTECH PRO Side Carrier Adapter to fit Shad 2 is simple to install and allows lockable mounting and removal of Shad SH48, SH49, SH50 and SH58x cases.
SW-MOTECH PRO Side Carrier Adapter to fit K-Wing or C-Bow is simple to install and allows lockable mounting and removal of Krauser K-Wing or Hepco & Becker C-Bow side cases.
DrySpec A-Lock Adapter Kit for SW-MOTECH PRO Side Carriers is simple to install and allows lockable mounting and removal of DrySpec H35 side cases.
SW-MOTECH PRO Side Carrier Soft Luggage Adapter to fit RotopaX is simple to install and allows mounting and removal of RotopaX Pack Mounts to fit RotopaX Fuel or Water Packs with lashing points for soft luggage.
SW-MOTECH PRO Side Carrier Hard Bolt Kit is simple to install and replaces the Quick-Lock fasteners on your SW-MOTECH PRO Side Carriers to provide a permanent mounting option.
SW-MOTECH PRO Side Carrier Locking Anti-Theft Kit is simple to install and replaces a Quick-Lock mounting fasteners on each side of your SW-MOTECH PRO Side Carriers to provide increased security.


E3MLab contributed to 4 of EC Impact Assessments adopted on 17 May 2018, related to transport with the use of scenarios quantified with the PRIMES-TREMOVE model.
In the context of the Framework service contract for long-term quantitative assessment of transport policy scenarios signed between TRT Trasporti e Territorio SRL and E3MLab of ICCS on the one part, and DG MOVE (reference MOVE/A3/2015-420) on the other part the Directorate General requested a proposal for one assignment aimed at providing modelling support in relation to long-term policy scenarios and variants for decarbonising the transport sector in the European Union. The objective of the assignment was the provision of six long-term quantitative transport policy scenarios and four variants for all Member States of the EU. The scenarios included a range of policy measures to be evaluated in packages, while the variants were focused on sensitivity analysis, e.g. looking at the impacts of higher/lower taxation, variations in the intensity of a measure in a policy package.
Α number of scenarios and variants quantified with PRIMES-TREMOVE model (E3MLab) contributed to the newly adopted Impact Assessments of EC.


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Q: Docker Beta on OS X: configure where images and logs are saved I would like Docker to save local image and log files on the second disk of my machine. Is there any configuration file where I can specify a directory?

A: OSX/Windows runs Boot2docker, it boot a virtual machine in VirtualBox, link to docker command inside the VM to your shell. Which means, it is in the VM. If you want to change to location for capacity propose, just move the VM files via VirtualBox.

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https://www.pbs.org/newshour/health/tom-price-misled-public
Democrats say Cabinet choice Tom Price 'misled' the public. Here's what we know
Health Feb 1, 2017 8:33 AM EST
A key committee vote on Health and Human Services cabinet nominee, Rep. Tom Price, stalled Tuesday amid charges from Senate Democrats that he has misled the public about issues in his financial background. Democrats are demanding fuller explanations, and Republicans are vowing to break the committee impasse.
Here are some of the issues still swirling around Price:
Insider deal or just good fortune? Kaiser Health News reported Jan. 13 that Price got a sweetheart deal this year on a penny stock in an Australian drug company, and Democrats grilled him about it at his confirmation hearing. The Georgia Republican said he first invested in the company after discussing it in 2014 with Rep. Chris Collins, R-N.Y., a major stakeholder in Innate Immunotherapeutics. The opportunity this year to buy more stock in a private placement was "available to every single individual that was an investor at the time," Price testified. His account was called into question again Monday in a Wall Street Journal report. Company chief executive Simon Wilkinson confirmed that a limited number of U.S. investors were offered the private placement, which was discounted by 12 percent, according to company documents. U.S. investors who bought in included Price, Collins, Collins' chief of staff and a former Buffalo congressman, records show. Senate Democrats want more details.
How much was the stock really worth? Price testified that he fully disclosed his Innate Immunotherapeutics investments to the House Ethics Committee. Yet the Senate Finance Committee staff discovered in its review that he had undervalued his stock holdings and asked him to correct the filing. Records show Price upped his estimate of the stock's value from $50,000 to $100,000, as reported in a December disclosure, to the actual market value of $100,000 to $250,000. Price called the discrepancy a "clerical error."
An ethics probe that Price forgot to mention: Price checked "no" when asked in a Senate Finance Committee questionnaire if he had ever been subject to an ethics complaint or investigation. But the committee staff reminded him that he had. In 2010, the Office of Congressional Ethics looked into a lunch hosted by Price's campaign committee, offering one-on-one meetings between Price and lobbyists working on a financial reform bill that the congressman would vote on the next day. The ethics office referred the issue to the House Ethics Committee to determine whether Price improperly solicited campaign funds. The House Ethics Committee found no wrongdoing in 2011. Price said answering "no" was an inadvertent mistake.
Intervening with health officials, including for a top campaign contributor: Price has written dozens of letters to the Centers for Medicaid & Medicare and the Food and Drug Administration, and scheduled phone calls on issues as diverse as stem cell treatment oversight to a hot pepper ingredient in pain creams. One intervention was for a Georgia company that later became a top campaign contributor, Kaiser Health News reported last week. Price wrote to CMS administrator Marilyn Tavenner concerning the reimbursement for a skin graft made by a biotech company in his district, MiMedx. The Medicare pay raise that followed was a "real win" for the company that uses discarded placentas to make wound-healing products, according to the company CEO's statements to investors. Asked about the matter, an HHS spokesman and former Price staffer defended the lawmaker as only acting "to improve the lives of American people."
Did Price's actions boost the value of his investments? Senate Democrats have questioned whether Price took official actions that could boost the value of health stocks in his portfolio. Time Magazine reported that Price bought as much as $90,000 in stock in six pharmaceutical firms before leading a legislative effort that would benefit the companies' bottom line. Also, CNN reported that Price invested in the medical device firm Zimmer Biomet before leading another legislative push that could have helped that firm. Price's team has disputed the CNN account. Price maintains that all of his investments were picked by his broker, with one exception — Innate Immunotherapeutics.
Democratic lawmakers, meanwhile, wrote a letter Monday calling on Price to provide communications on the stock buys and documents that would "determine how much control he actually exercised over his investments in the health care sector."
This story was published by Kaiser Health News, an editorially independent program of the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation and a nonprofit, nonpartisan health policy research and communication organization not affiliated with Kaiser Permanente. You can view the original report on its website.
Left: U.S. Rep. Tom Price (R-GA) testifies before a Senate Finance Committee confirmation hearing on his nomination to be Health and Human Services secretary on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. Photo by Carlos Barria/Reuters

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"Paying it forward" is a concept one local firm hopes others will emulate after the furniture and clothing store Orange Bay Company handed over $5,000 to the social help agency Family Centre yesterday.
It was one of the first donations received by the Centre under its 2015 "Change Starts With Me" campaign, marking its 25th year in operation.
Company head Delight Morris said she had started her business in 2009 with the mission of helping people to furnish their homes on a budget.
"It was also our intention to have Orange Bay Company support local charities, financially and with donations in kind," Mrs Morris explained.
The "paying it forward" concept applies to recipients of a good deed passing on the favour to others, and for Ms Morris it has always been a business philosophy. Since its inception, Orange Bay has raised more than $75,000 to donate to Bermuda charities.
"Our focus on giving back to the community is part of the reason that our consignors bring their previously loved items to us," said Mrs Morris.
It was a welcome start to Family Centre's campaign, since the group has set its sights on 2015 as the year in which it develops a strategy for consistent funding, along with presenting the community with the tangible results of its work.
Family Centre started with a focus on improving children's well-being and helping families evolved as a corollary to that mission.
But as the Island's economy languished even as living expenses continued to climb, the Centre has found itself dealing more and more with needy families simply struggling to cover their basic expenses, according to its founder and executive director Martha Dismont.
"We really feel that it's important, if we've been in service for 25 years, to show what our impact has been," she told The Royal Gazette.
"Part of that will be to bring forward our success stories, from children whose families were in our service," she said.
"As part of those success stories, we want to talk about the courage that it takes to go and get help when you need it. People tend not to talk about the challenges that have hit them. They feel ashamed or in denial; others have no clue that something has to change.
A core element of celebrating the decision to alter one's life is the celebration of decisions to make "children a priority", she added.
All this work is contingent on fundraising, and second on the 2015 wish list is developing sustainable funding.
"It has been so difficult in the Bermuda environment, with unpredictable funding streams, to maintain consistency of serving families," Ms Dismont said.
Among the funding events will be a telethon. Family Centre continues to court sponsors, and is seeking entrepreneurial projects that they might be able to partner with — companies whose profits could go to charity.
Anyone whose family came through Family Centre's services, and who would like to share the story of their success, is invited to contact the organisation at 232-1116, or info@tfc.prevention.bm.


- More lies, more violence, all useless.
- Love God, do what is just, and always trust in Her as your God.
- Cheating people, getting rich, but money can't save you from sin.
- And then God returns to promises of hope - God bought them out of Egypt, God has loved them since the days of Jacob.
- God spoke through prophets (and then finally came in the flesh). And those prophets led them out of captivity, looked after them.
- They murder people, so they must be punished.


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President Danko Delivers the State of the University
Butler President James M. Danko on Friday outlined a vision of the University that includes new academic, housing, and parking facilities; development of strong leadership and engaged employees; and a safe and secure campus environment.
In his fourth State of the University speech, Danko gave faculty and staff a view of 49th Street and Sunset Avenue that by 2016 will include:
-A 1,038-space parking facility with first-floor retail space, located behind Clowes Memorial Hall.
-A state-of-the-art, 640-bed housing facility located in the Irwin Library parking lot.
-A newly configured, beautified streetscape along Sunset Avenue.
In addition, Danko offered a first look at a new science building that is still in the planning stages.
"When we talk about Butler 2020, that's the vision," Danko said to an overflow crowd at the Howard L. Schrott Center for the Arts. "We are moving ahead with this. It's challenging work and challenging times, but we're really confident, given the greatness of this University, that we're going to succeed."
Danko said that, in addition to investing in its facilities, Butler needs to invest in its leaders, faculty, and staff so they can help the University navigate the complexities of the current world of higher education.
"In order for us to do that, we must have people in place that are able to get us there," he said, adding, "We're the stewards of this University. We need to leave this a better place."
Danko cited a long list of Butler's achievements during the past year, including the growth of online classes (now nearing 50, up from zero two years ago), the renovations of Hinkle Fieldhouse and Clowes Hall, and the move to the BIG EAST conference. He said the University had a strong financial year in 2013–2014, with tuition, summer revenues, athletic revenues and the endowment up, and the discount rate down slightly.
He also talked about the need to prevent sexual violence on campus. Danko said Butler is part of a coalition with Indiana, Purdue, Ball State, and Notre Dame in the area of federal regulations pertaining to campus sexual assaults.
"We have to do everything we can to ensure that we're providing the environment, that we're providing the culture, that we're providing everything needed to ensure students are being taken care of," he said.
A Butler Presidential Commission on sexual assaults is focusing on assessment, education, and prevention.
Danko, who will address first-year students and their parents on Sunday, said part of his message will be: "We are going to do everything we can, but, the one thing we can't do is—we can't be in every building or every student housing unit where something might happen. [Students] have a responsibility, too. They need to help us by protecting each other."
Butler Welcomes the Class of 2018
StoryCorps Editor Tells Freshmen: Learn From Those Around You


The retelling of classic tales has never been my cup of tea. Perhaps it is because I am a purist, in that I appreciate preserving the spirit of the original. I also think that some retelling attempts have their own agendas. This is especially the case when the villain is seen in a much more sympathetic light. The evil one turns out to be the one with truth on his side, while the good one is just pretending to be righteous. Black becomes white, and white becomes black. There is no truth.
Bent on revenge, Maleficent faces an epic battle with the invading king's successor and, as a result, places a curse upon his newborn infant Aurora. As the child grows, Maleficent realizes that Aurora holds the key to peace in the kingdom—and perhaps to Maleficent's true happiness as well.
What true happiness? What is Maleficent going to do? Is she going to do something drastic that changes the shape of the story? Perhaps she has a change of heart? Intended to be ambiguous, we await learning Maleficent's next move. It is as if Maleficent has opened up her personal life and shares with you her story. I find this highly interesting for a few reasons.
First, we get to see how the heart of a good person is turned into stone, the transformation from good to evil. "In the beginning, it was not so". Different circumstances influence our decision-making, and subsequently they turn for the worse. It reminds me of the "bad people" that we sometimes conveniently categorize in our minds: he's been to jail; she had a less-than-edifying lifestyle. Stay away from them! When we take such easy judgemental shortcuts, we fail to see their full story, their experiences. We fail to consider them as persons.
Second, this evil villain may not be that hard-hearted. She may come to her senses and realize something that may lead her to a more life-giving path. While we need to wait until May of 2014 to know what exactly she will do, it seems to point to the existence of a conscience. If she has any sense of what is right and wrong, good and evil, then she is not such a hopeless case after all.
This leads to my third observation: since the road to redemption is possible even for evil villains, it likely lies in the decision(s) that Maleficent is planning to make. This is not to say that we have full control of our own redemption. The moment where one's conscience enlightens the situation is a moment of grace. It is as if the Lord has not closed the door on villains like Maleficent.
This re-working of the classic tale is like journeying with someone who has chosen to walk on the path of sin and death, but is now having second thoughts. This points to our role as companions: Have we condemned her already? How do we journey with her? Have we gotten to know her story, on what hardened her heart in the first place? Is there something within us that is preventing us from being completely open and available to her? Are we leading her to the truth, so that she can freely make a decision in light of it? Regardless of the choices that Maleficent will make in the movie, it seems that she is already doing something good by showing us this reality of journeying with others.


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package com.google.mlkit.vision.demo.preference;

import android.content.Context;
import android.content.SharedPreferences;
import android.os.Build.VERSION_CODES;
import android.preference.PreferenceManager;
import androidx.annotation.Nullable;
import androidx.annotation.RequiresApi;
import androidx.annotation.StringRes;
import androidx.camera.core.CameraSelector;
import com.google.android.gms.common.images.Size;
import com.google.common.base.Preconditions;
import com.google.mlkit.common.model.LocalModel;
import com.google.mlkit.vision.demo.CameraSource;
import com.google.mlkit.vision.demo.CameraSource.SizePair;
import com.google.mlkit.vision.demo.R;
import com.google.mlkit.vision.face.FaceDetectorOptions;
import com.google.mlkit.vision.facemesh.FaceMeshDetectorOptions;
import com.google.mlkit.vision.objects.ObjectDetectorOptionsBase.DetectorMode;
import com.google.mlkit.vision.objects.custom.CustomObjectDetectorOptions;
import com.google.mlkit.vision.objects.defaults.ObjectDetectorOptions;
import com.google.mlkit.vision.pose.PoseDetectorOptionsBase;
import com.google.mlkit.vision.pose.accurate.AccuratePoseDetectorOptions;
import com.google.mlkit.vision.pose.defaults.PoseDetectorOptions;

/** Utility class to retrieve shared preferences. */
public class PreferenceUtils {

  private static final int POSE_DETECTOR_PERFORMANCE_MODE_FAST = 1;

  static void saveString(Context context, @StringRes int prefKeyId, @Nullable String value) {
    PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(context)
        .edit()
        .putString(context.getString(prefKeyId), value)
        .apply();
  }

  @Nullable
  public static SizePair getCameraPreviewSizePair(Context context, int cameraId) {
    Preconditions.checkArgument(
        cameraId == CameraSource.CAMERA_FACING_BACK
            || cameraId == CameraSource.CAMERA_FACING_FRONT);
    String previewSizePrefKey;
    String pictureSizePrefKey;
    if (cameraId == CameraSource.CAMERA_FACING_BACK) {
      previewSizePrefKey = context.getString(R.string.pref_key_rear_camera_preview_size);
      pictureSizePrefKey = context.getString(R.string.pref_key_rear_camera_picture_size);
    } else {
      previewSizePrefKey = context.getString(R.string.pref_key_front_camera_preview_size);
      pictureSizePrefKey = context.getString(R.string.pref_key_front_camera_picture_size);
    }

    try {
      SharedPreferences sharedPreferences = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(context);
      return new SizePair(
          Size.parseSize(sharedPreferences.getString(previewSizePrefKey, null)),
          Size.parseSize(sharedPreferences.getString(pictureSizePrefKey, null)));
    } catch (Exception e) {
      return null;
    }
  }

  @RequiresApi(VERSION_CODES.LOLLIPOP)
  @Nullable
  public static android.util.Size getCameraXTargetResolution(Context context, int lensfacing) {
    Preconditions.checkArgument(
        lensfacing == CameraSelector.LENS_FACING_BACK
            || lensfacing == CameraSelector.LENS_FACING_FRONT);
    String prefKey =
        lensfacing == CameraSelector.LENS_FACING_BACK
            ? context.getString(R.string.pref_key_camerax_rear_camera_target_resolution)
            : context.getString(R.string.pref_key_camerax_front_camera_target_resolution);
    SharedPreferences sharedPreferences = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(context);
    try {
      return android.util.Size.parseSize(sharedPreferences.getString(prefKey, null));
    } catch (Exception e) {
      return null;
    }
  }

  public static boolean shouldHideDetectionInfo(Context context) {
    SharedPreferences sharedPreferences = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(context);
    String prefKey = context.getString(R.string.pref_key_info_hide);
    return sharedPreferences.getBoolean(prefKey, false);
  }

  public static ObjectDetectorOptions getObjectDetectorOptionsForStillImage(Context context) {
    return getObjectDetectorOptions(
        context,
        R.string.pref_key_still_image_object_detector_enable_multiple_objects,
        R.string.pref_key_still_image_object_detector_enable_classification,
        ObjectDetectorOptions.SINGLE_IMAGE_MODE);
  }

  public static ObjectDetectorOptions getObjectDetectorOptionsForLivePreview(Context context) {
    return getObjectDetectorOptions(
        context,
        R.string.pref_key_live_preview_object_detector_enable_multiple_objects,
        R.string.pref_key_live_preview_object_detector_enable_classification,
        ObjectDetectorOptions.STREAM_MODE);
  }

  private static ObjectDetectorOptions getObjectDetectorOptions(
      Context context,
      @StringRes int prefKeyForMultipleObjects,
      @StringRes int prefKeyForClassification,
      @DetectorMode int mode) {

    SharedPreferences sharedPreferences = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(context);

    boolean enableMultipleObjects =
        sharedPreferences.getBoolean(context.getString(prefKeyForMultipleObjects), false);
    boolean enableClassification =
        sharedPreferences.getBoolean(context.getString(prefKeyForClassification), true);

    ObjectDetectorOptions.Builder builder =
        new ObjectDetectorOptions.Builder().setDetectorMode(mode);
    if (enableMultipleObjects) {
      builder.enableMultipleObjects();
    }
    if (enableClassification) {
      builder.enableClassification();
    }
    return builder.build();
  }

  public static CustomObjectDetectorOptions getCustomObjectDetectorOptionsForStillImage(
      Context context, LocalModel localModel) {
    return getCustomObjectDetectorOptions(
        context,
        localModel,
        R.string.pref_key_still_image_object_detector_enable_multiple_objects,
        R.string.pref_key_still_image_object_detector_enable_classification,
        CustomObjectDetectorOptions.SINGLE_IMAGE_MODE);
  }

  public static CustomObjectDetectorOptions getCustomObjectDetectorOptionsForLivePreview(
      Context context, LocalModel localModel) {
    return getCustomObjectDetectorOptions(
        context,
        localModel,
        R.string.pref_key_live_preview_object_detector_enable_multiple_objects,
        R.string.pref_key_live_preview_object_detector_enable_classification,
        CustomObjectDetectorOptions.STREAM_MODE);
  }

  private static CustomObjectDetectorOptions getCustomObjectDetectorOptions(
      Context context,
      LocalModel localModel,
      @StringRes int prefKeyForMultipleObjects,
      @StringRes int prefKeyForClassification,
      @DetectorMode int mode) {

    SharedPreferences sharedPreferences = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(context);

    boolean enableMultipleObjects =
        sharedPreferences.getBoolean(context.getString(prefKeyForMultipleObjects), false);
    boolean enableClassification =
        sharedPreferences.getBoolean(context.getString(prefKeyForClassification), true);

    CustomObjectDetectorOptions.Builder builder =
        new CustomObjectDetectorOptions.Builder(localModel).setDetectorMode(mode);
    if (enableMultipleObjects) {
      builder.enableMultipleObjects();
    }
    if (enableClassification) {
      builder.enableClassification().setMaxPerObjectLabelCount(1);
    }
    return builder.build();
  }

  public static FaceDetectorOptions getFaceDetectorOptions(Context context) {
    int landmarkMode =
        getModeTypePreferenceValue(
            context,
            R.string.pref_key_live_preview_face_detection_landmark_mode,
            FaceDetectorOptions.LANDMARK_MODE_NONE);
    int contourMode =
        getModeTypePreferenceValue(
            context,
            R.string.pref_key_live_preview_face_detection_contour_mode,
            FaceDetectorOptions.CONTOUR_MODE_ALL);
    int classificationMode =
        getModeTypePreferenceValue(
            context,
            R.string.pref_key_live_preview_face_detection_classification_mode,
            FaceDetectorOptions.CLASSIFICATION_MODE_NONE);
    int performanceMode =
        getModeTypePreferenceValue(
            context,
            R.string.pref_key_live_preview_face_detection_performance_mode,
            FaceDetectorOptions.PERFORMANCE_MODE_FAST);

    SharedPreferences sharedPreferences = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(context);
    boolean enableFaceTracking =
        sharedPreferences.getBoolean(
            context.getString(R.string.pref_key_live_preview_face_detection_face_tracking), false);
    float minFaceSize =
        Float.parseFloat(
            sharedPreferences.getString(
                context.getString(R.string.pref_key_live_preview_face_detection_min_face_size),
                "0.1"));

    FaceDetectorOptions.Builder optionsBuilder =
        new FaceDetectorOptions.Builder()
            .setLandmarkMode(landmarkMode)
            .setContourMode(contourMode)
            .setClassificationMode(classificationMode)
            .setPerformanceMode(performanceMode)
            .setMinFaceSize(minFaceSize);
    if (enableFaceTracking) {
      optionsBuilder.enableTracking();
    }
    return optionsBuilder.build();
  }

  public static PoseDetectorOptionsBase getPoseDetectorOptionsForLivePreview(Context context) {
    int performanceMode =
        getModeTypePreferenceValue(
            context,
            R.string.pref_key_live_preview_pose_detection_performance_mode,
            POSE_DETECTOR_PERFORMANCE_MODE_FAST);
    boolean preferGPU = preferGPUForPoseDetection(context);
    if (performanceMode == POSE_DETECTOR_PERFORMANCE_MODE_FAST) {
      PoseDetectorOptions.Builder builder =
          new PoseDetectorOptions.Builder().setDetectorMode(PoseDetectorOptions.STREAM_MODE);
      if (preferGPU) {
        builder.setPreferredHardwareConfigs(PoseDetectorOptions.CPU_GPU);
      }
      return builder.build();
    } else {
      AccuratePoseDetectorOptions.Builder builder =
          new AccuratePoseDetectorOptions.Builder()
              .setDetectorMode(AccuratePoseDetectorOptions.STREAM_MODE);
      if (preferGPU) {
        builder.setPreferredHardwareConfigs(AccuratePoseDetectorOptions.CPU_GPU);
      }
      return builder.build();
    }
  }

  public static PoseDetectorOptionsBase getPoseDetectorOptionsForStillImage(Context context) {
    int performanceMode =
        getModeTypePreferenceValue(
            context,
            R.string.pref_key_still_image_pose_detection_performance_mode,
            POSE_DETECTOR_PERFORMANCE_MODE_FAST);
    boolean preferGPU = preferGPUForPoseDetection(context);
    if (performanceMode == POSE_DETECTOR_PERFORMANCE_MODE_FAST) {
      PoseDetectorOptions.Builder builder =
          new PoseDetectorOptions.Builder().setDetectorMode(PoseDetectorOptions.SINGLE_IMAGE_MODE);
      if (preferGPU) {
        builder.setPreferredHardwareConfigs(PoseDetectorOptions.CPU_GPU);
      }
      return builder.build();
    } else {
      AccuratePoseDetectorOptions.Builder builder =
          new AccuratePoseDetectorOptions.Builder()
              .setDetectorMode(AccuratePoseDetectorOptions.SINGLE_IMAGE_MODE);
      if (preferGPU) {
        builder.setPreferredHardwareConfigs(AccuratePoseDetectorOptions.CPU_GPU);
      }
      return builder.build();
    }
  }

  public static boolean shouldGroupRecognizedTextInBlocks(Context context) {
    SharedPreferences sharedPreferences = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(context);
    String prefKey = context.getString(R.string.pref_key_group_recognized_text_in_blocks);
    return sharedPreferences.getBoolean(prefKey, false);
  }

  public static boolean showLanguageTag(Context context) {
    SharedPreferences sharedPreferences = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(context);
    String prefKey = context.getString(R.string.pref_key_show_language_tag);
    return sharedPreferences.getBoolean(prefKey, false);
  }

  public static boolean shouldShowTextConfidence(Context context) {
    SharedPreferences sharedPreferences = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(context);
    String prefKey = context.getString(R.string.pref_key_show_text_confidence);
    return sharedPreferences.getBoolean(prefKey, false);
  }

  public static boolean preferGPUForPoseDetection(Context context) {
    SharedPreferences sharedPreferences = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(context);
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    return sharedPreferences.getBoolean(prefKey, true);
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  public static boolean shouldShowPoseDetectionInFrameLikelihoodLivePreview(Context context) {
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    String prefKey =
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    return sharedPreferences.getBoolean(prefKey, true);
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  public static boolean shouldShowPoseDetectionInFrameLikelihoodStillImage(Context context) {
    SharedPreferences sharedPreferences = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(context);
    String prefKey =
        context.getString(R.string.pref_key_still_image_pose_detector_show_in_frame_likelihood);
    return sharedPreferences.getBoolean(prefKey, true);
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  public static boolean shouldPoseDetectionVisualizeZ(Context context) {
    SharedPreferences sharedPreferences = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(context);
    String prefKey = context.getString(R.string.pref_key_pose_detector_visualize_z);
    return sharedPreferences.getBoolean(prefKey, true);
  }

  public static boolean shouldPoseDetectionRescaleZForVisualization(Context context) {
    SharedPreferences sharedPreferences = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(context);
    String prefKey = context.getString(R.string.pref_key_pose_detector_rescale_z);
    return sharedPreferences.getBoolean(prefKey, true);
  }

  public static boolean shouldPoseDetectionRunClassification(Context context) {
    SharedPreferences sharedPreferences = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(context);
    String prefKey = context.getString(R.string.pref_key_pose_detector_run_classification);
    return sharedPreferences.getBoolean(prefKey, false);
  }

  public static boolean shouldSegmentationEnableRawSizeMask(Context context) {
    SharedPreferences sharedPreferences = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(context);
    String prefKey = context.getString(R.string.pref_key_segmentation_raw_size_mask);
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    return Integer.parseInt(sharedPreferences.getString(prefKey, String.valueOf(defaultValue)));
  }

  public static boolean isCameraLiveViewportEnabled(Context context) {
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    String prefKey = context.getString(R.string.pref_key_camera_live_viewport);
    return sharedPreferences.getBoolean(prefKey, false);
  }

  public static int getFaceMeshUseCase(Context context) {
    SharedPreferences sharedPreferences = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(context);
    String prefKey = context.getString(R.string.pref_key_face_mesh_use_case);
    return Integer.parseInt(
        sharedPreferences.getString(prefKey, String.valueOf(FaceMeshDetectorOptions.FACE_MESH)));
  }

  private PreferenceUtils() {}
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Howard. Do you know if the Sheriff's Department had the foresight to videotape that presentation? For the low cost of a CD/DVD (@ 20-cents), the whole presentation, complete with any question and answer session, could've been recorded for interested parties. The "video" version also could be emailed to anyone, upon request.
ol' prince Andrew wants you to sit there and call the police, he doesn't trust the people to protect themselves even though he travels around with the protection of the NYS banned semi-automatic weapons. Do as I say not as I do..
I love the comment they make about fleeing, locking and barricading the door. If the shooter breaks in, then defend yourself. My question is: with what are you suppose to defend yourself with? Throw chalk or chalk board erasers at him??
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ADMINISTAFF AND CABLE TV PROVIDER CONN-X SUED BY EEOC
BALTIMORE – The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) announced on 11/02/2009 a lawsuit against staffing giant Administaff, Inc. and Conn-X, LLC, which provides cable service in the Baltimore metropolitan area, for engaging in religious discrimination against employees.
In its suit, the EEOC charges that joint employers Conn-X, LLC, a Florida corporation with an office in Edgewood, Md., and Administaff, Inc., a Texas corporation, subjected Scott Jacobson and Joey Jacobson to physical and verbal harassment because of their religion, Judaism. The EEOC asserts that beginning in September 2005 and continuing throughout their employment, both Jacobsons, who are brothers, were called "dirty Jew," "dumb Jew," and other anti-Semitic slurs by managers and coworkers.
The harassment continued for a couple of years, the EEOC said, and included the defacing of Scott Jacobson's work vehicle with a swastika symbol and physical harassment in which he was forced into a trash bin for the amusement of managers who observed them on a work surveillance camera and called it "throw the Jew in the dumpster." Administaff severed its co-employment status with Conn-X shortly after Scott Jacobson filed his discrimination charge with the EEOC.
Religious harassment violates Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The EEOC filed suit in U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland, Northern Division (Case No. 1:09-cv-02881-BEL) after first attempting to reach a pre-litigation settlement.
"The harassment here was cruel and callous," said EEOC Acting Chairman Stuart J. Ishimaru. "The use of the swastika is an especially egregious and provocative act, and the anti-Semitic epithets and physical violence alleged here are also outrageous. The EEOC will act, and act forcefully, to rectify this kind of workplace abuse."
The EEOC seeks monetary and injunctive relief for both Jacobsons and enjoins the officers and employees of both companies from engaging in further employment discrimination on the basis of religion. Further, the suit seeks to require the employers to establish policies and practices that provide equal employment opportunities for Jewish employees.
"Employers must take steps to prevent religious harassment of their employees," said EEOC Acting Regional Attorney Debra Lawrence. "We brought this lawsuit to remind employers of their legal responsibility to prevent and promptly correct this type of conduct."
Religious discrimination charge filings with the EEOC nationwide totaled 3,273 in Fiscal Year 2008, up 11.4 percent from the prior year and the highest level in the past decade.
According to its web site, (www.administaff.com) "Administaff, Inc. is the nation's leading professional employer organization (PEO), serving as a full-service human resources department for small and medium-sized businesses throughout the United States. Administaff delivers its personnel management services by entering into a co-employment relationship with a client company and the client company's existing employees, including the business owner. Under this arrangement, Administaff assumes or shares many of the responsibilities of being an employer."
The EEOC enforces federal laws prohibiting employment discrimination. Further information about the Commission is available at its web site (www.eeoc.gov).


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there is nothing more annoying than ankle socks that have lost their elasticity. they are then more like heel socks.
i rolled my window down a bit as i drove into town this evening. the music played, the sun was shining, and my car was just a bit too stuffy when i first got in it. ah. a sign that summer really is coming. and that's all. it was happiness.
i know, i know — it's been awhile since i posted. there is a reason. really, i'm not just being lazy. so here's the update on what's been keeping me so busy: 1. work. yeah, kinda lame that work is always my #1 response. but busy i am because of it. people consistently ask, "what… Continue reading reasons.
i have just a few minutes before i run off to teach some lessons. yeah, i teach still. my four beginning students are as many as i can into my schedule right now and the only reason i choose to somehow fit that many in is because i love my students that much and because… Continue reading this or that.
the sillies of a girl.
a few sentences… i've never wanted a dog. yesterday, for about two seconds, i wanted i dog. the feeling quickly went away. my birthday is in ten days. my family will have a lovely dinner for me where they'll shower me with appreciations and all my favorite foods. but today, as i fought the desire… Continue reading the sillies of a girl.


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General Electric was formed as a result of a merger between Edison General Electric and Thomson-Houston Company in 1892. General Electric formed an industrial research laboratory, a place where the company went on to produce one of the lines of electrical consumer goods that branded as General Electric and Hotpoint appliance brands.


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OWASP Top 10: Security Misconfiguration Security Vulnerability Practical Overview
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Security Misconfiguration is #6 in the current OWASP Top Ten Most Critical Web Application Security Risks. Misconfiguration can include both errors in the installation of security, and the complete failure to install available security controls.
An April 2018 report from IBM noted some interesting changes in security trends over 2017. One of the key points was the skyrocketing rate of poorly-configured cloud infrastructure. The report estimated that breaches related to bad configuration jumped by 424%, accounting for nearly 70% of compromised records over the year. While data security is growing more sophisticated and best practices for preventing breaches grows more refined, simple human error is becoming a bigger and bigger problem. These human errors lead to security misconfiguration, ranked #6 in OWASP's 2017 list of application security risks.
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IBM reports that breaches related to bad configuration jumped by 424% in 2018, accounting for nearly 70% of compromised records over the year.
What is the Security Misconfiguration risk?
Badly configured app-security can come in many different forms. Misconfigurations can occur in a developer's own code, in the code of pre-made features and functions, or through the API. They can appear in the app itself, in the servers and databases used by the app, or in resources used during the development process. Any level of an organization's application stack can manifest a configuration flaw, and the more layers there are the greater the chances for a mistake leading to a vulnerability.
Firewalls, for example, are frequently misconfigured by their users. Policies can be left too broad, effectively leaving the network permanently exposed. Test systems may not be properly firewalled from production systems; and the basic principal of least privilege is not always enforced.
As an application grows in scope, it becomes more difficult to keep security configurations tight and effective. This becomes a bigger problem if the application includes unnecessary or unused features. This might be caused by things like unnecessary ports being enabled from the development cycle, default accounts not being properly removed, and so on. If these unused features are left in, they will likely be ignored or at least poorly maintained, giving attackers greater potential to discover vulnerabilities.
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Security vulnerabilities can be exposed from unexpected places. Error messages may contain clues for attackers if they're improperly handled. Leftover code and sample applications from the development process may contain known vulnerabilities, allowing attackers to gain access to the application server. When not properly configured, debugging information like these error messages and detailed stack traces, vital to the developer, can become weapons in an attacker's hand.
However, as adoption of cloud storage options has grown, a more simple but devastating security misconfiguration has moved centre stage: failure to lock down access to data stored in internet-facing storage devices. People seem to assume that any third-party involved will provide the security – which is generally not true.
In 2017, Accenture left 137 Gb of data, including 40,000 plaintext passwords, hashed passwords, access keys for the enStratus cloud infrastructure management platform, email data, and information on the consulting firm's ASGARD database, exposed on an AWS S3 bucket.
Also in 2017, Viacom left sensitive company data exposed in an S3 bucket, including the passwords and manifests for Viacom's servers. The access key and secret key for the corporation's AWS account were similarly stored in the repository.
This misconfiguration issue can also occur on private servers that use third-party software. Earlier this year, data broker Exactis exposed a massive database of personal information about 218 million individuals, 110 million households and 21 million companies. The database was front-ended by Elasticsearch, but no access control was deployed.
Companies need to recognize that they are always responsible for their data wherever and however it is stored.
The solution to this type of misconfiguration is relatively simple – companies need to recognize that they are always responsible for their data wherever and however it is stored. It is their own responsibility to secure it – often with authentication controls provided by the third-party.
The effect of Security Misconfigurations
Misconfigured security can stem from very simple oversights, but can leave an application wide open to attackers. In some cases, misconfiguration can leave data exposed without any need for an active attack by malicious agents. In October 2014, security journalist Brian Krebs reported a vulnerability in the website of MBIA Inc., America's largest bond insurer. Because of a misconfigured database server, search engines had indexed hundreds of pages of user account statements, making the data easily accessible via a simple web search. This also included a page of administrator credentials, meaning an attacker could have accessed even more data on the company's servers that had not been indexed by search engines.
In the earlier examples of misconfigured – or in this case absent – security controls on storage devices, massive amounts of personal and sensitive data were exposed to everyone on the internet. There is often no way of knowing who may have accessed this data before it was protected.
The more data and code exposed to users, the greater the risk for app security. Directory listing in particular is a problem with many web applications, especially those based on pre-existing frameworks such as WordPress. If users can freely access and browse the file structure, it gives them ample time to find security exploits.
Failure to properly lock down access to an app's structure can even give attackers the opportunity to reverse-engineer or even modify parts of the application. This can be difficult to control if an application is intended for delivery to mobile devices. As OWASP's page on preventing reverse engineering says:
Failure to properly lock down access to an app's structure can even give attackers the opportunity to reverse-engineer or even modify parts of the application.
" In making the switch to mobile applications, organizations are now deploying more of the presentation layer and business layer of the application on a phone instead of on their own servers. As a result, they lose a lot more control over who gets to see or modify their application's code. "
Security misconfiguration stems from human error, rather than general weaknesses in protocols or common attack vectors. This means that a well-structured development and update cycle, if properly implemented, will reliably counteract this risk. A repeatable process should be put in place to secure and test the application during development, on the deployment of any new features, and when any component is updated or changed. Attention to compliance will provide good guidelines for security configurations, such as the NIST guidelines on keeping servers secured.
High Tech Bridge CEO Ilia Kolochenko comments on the importance of penetration testing to find misconfigurations: " It's very important to properly integrate penetration testing into all other business processes – we need to thoroughly plan what to test, how to test and when to test. Afterwards, we also need a process to make sure that all the detected vulnerabilities were properly patched. Last but not least, people responsible for the vulnerabilities detected need to revise their procedures to avoid similar flaws and misconfigurations in the future. "
App developers should keep applications efficient, using as few components and frameworks as possible to achieve the required functionality. Feature-creep increases the likelihood of misconfiguration. A segmented approach should be taken with the app architecture, and strong hardening techniques should be integrated into the development cycle. As much as possible, this app-hardening should be repeatable and automated. A 2014 report by Gartner suggested that automated and self-testing application hardening would be the way forward, estimating that 25% of web and cloud applications will self-protect in this way by 2020.
Gartner suggests that automated and self-testing application hardening would be the way forward, estimating that 25% of web and cloud applications will self-protect in this way by 2020.
Fortunately, most security misconfiguration risks are known and documented. This means automated testing resources are especially useful for detecting this kind of problem, especially if the testing tools are well-integrated into the development plan. High-Tech Bridge's ImmuniWeb is a great place to start finding and eliminating web application misconfigurations.
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These glasses are great, very sturdy. The seller was also very helpful, good communication.
These are simple wine glasses for a very reasonable price. You can tell they're not high end glasses, but for casual nights they're perfect. They arrived safely which is always a plus when ordering anything breakable.
I received the glasses broken, but when I explained the situation and they offered to send me a BRAND NEW set of glasses... Mark, the customer service agent was the most helpful person who remedied a poor situation. Sad to say, but I have been using the glasses nightly (whoops) and am in love with them. Good quality glass, and I like how they are pretty wide for nice oxygen exposure. Thank you very much Mark and JoyJolt!
Nice glasses! Feel nice in your hand. Seem that they are strong enough to endure use for years to come. Would like to see an offering of the same, but in a smaller size as well.
Arrived in fine shape lovely glasses for deck this summer no fear of broken glass and wine glasses tipping over!
Love these glasses! They feel light and fit my hand. Love that they are stemless. Exactly what I wanted!
One of them was already broken when they arrived.
Quality glasses, superior to most discount store wine glasses.
I bought on a whim from daily deals at decent price. I'm glad I did.
Arrived with one broken. and the shape is a little more curved than I expected. with that curve, it may easily slip out fo hand when it's wet.
Very nice glass material stemless wine glasses, high quality with no defects. Very stable when set down. Feel good in the hand. Came individually wrapped in bubblewrap. Good price and practical, highly recommended.
Smaller then I thought it would be it very nice glasses. Good quality and the price was fair enough. I'll be adding four more to my collection.
I'll admit two of these broke quickly but after writing that in a review 2 new ones appeared at my door without my even asking. Pretty impressive hope they las longer.
Buy from the department stores. These are thin and break easy.
Glass is so thin that your wedding ring can crack it just at the slightest touch. Department store brands such as Macy's or JC Penny are thicker. i checked them out there is a difference.
Be aware they are much thinner that expected!
They are the right shape and basically as described, but be aware they are much thinner than expected! They are very thin and each time I use one I expect to shatter it. I will use them but I would not recommend.
My order just arrived. Upon unpackaging them, I can agree with other comments at how thin they are. I will have to be very careful. One of my glasses had a blemish on it, and all four were semi-translucent; They all seemed to have a film on them and were not crystal clear at all. Disappointed in this and hoping a cycle through the dishwasher will fix that.
These glasses feel great in your hand, are nicely weighted and they're crystal clear.
These are beautiful in design. My only misgiving is that they are very lightweight. They did fine in the dishwasher, but I'll be interested in seeing how they fare after a long Thanksgiving dinner! I have another similar set in a heavier weight for which I paid significantly more. These will be my 'back-up party' glasses.
We also hand wash these as I feel they could break in the dishwasher.
I paid $10.95 for a set of 4. For that price they are a good deal. One of mine has a bump on the rim, other than that, at casual glance and feel, most people won't know they are low cost. I would not pay the price that was listed as the original price of $29.95. But if the one didn't have the bump on the rim, I'd give them 5 stars at $10.95.
Great set of wine glasses. I enjoy using them while drinking thru my toddlers tantrums.
I wasn't expecting much based on the price, I just needed extra glasses, but they are surprisingly pretty well-made- not exactly designer quality but no complaints. Came nicely packaged and easy to wash.
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I like these glasses a lot. They are good quality, fit nicely in your hand and are very reasonably priced. I highly recommend these.
I love the Joy Jolt Spirits Stemless Wine Glasses. it is much safer and stronger than the stemmed wine glasses. I am not sure why it took me so long to make this purchase. I Love It.
I Hate stem glasses. As a former bartender I have broken a zillion. They are silly. But I had company over Christmas who needed to drink their wine in wine glasses, so I got on amazon and these were perfect. Used them several time that week and put in dishwasher with ease. They are perfect if you must have only a wine glass.
I'm delighted with this product. The glasses are generous size (13 oz) although they look like a standard old-fashioned size. The glass is light and has a crystal feel to it. I'm very happy!
These glass are really a great bargain. I expected them to be heavy but they are not, which I like a lot.
It's like having a very fine wine glass for a very reasonable price. I would order them again.
After years of buying wine glasses with stems, I decided to get with modern times and try something different. I'm glad I did. These wine glasses are elegant yet very sturdy. With animals in my household, these have proven to be a safer choice as well. These wine glasses are a great value, were packaged with care and had speedy delivery time. Would definitely recommend.
These are lovely little stemless wine glasses. I had misread the information when I bought them and thought they would be hard plastic, but they are a good quality glass. I haven't used them to drink wine yet, but I look forward to sharing them with my guests.
Christmas gift - recipient liked the style and has used it for more than wine (juice).
They arrived unscathed during the post Black Friday delivery season. They have been hand-washed. So I don't know how they will fare in a dishwasher. The glass itself is just a shade thinner than some of the glassware this recipient has. So the glasses should easily survive a dishwasher. I will update once this has been done.
Nothing fancy but definitely suits their purpose!!
These are just as I expected them to be. These are not glasses that your company will spill over compliments about but they will surely enjoy drinking from them. They are just the right size...not too big...not too small...not too thick and not overly thin. I usually wash my wine glasses by hand but I can tell these would be just fine in the dish washer on the top rack. There is a slight bubble on the rim of some of the glasses but nothing anyone would notice. You'd really have to focus in on it and I can say that wouldn't be my first focus with one full of wine. These are priced right for what you get and properly packaged with bubble wrap plus double boxed.
The glasses arrive on time and without damage. They are comfortable to hold (middle age woman) and I enjoy using them when drinking wine. They probably could be used nicely for mixed drinks as well. JoyJolt Spirits Stemless Wine Glasses 15 Ounce, Set of 4 Great For White Or Red Wine Mother's Day Wine Gifts Wines Glass SetsI purchased these glasses rather some others available because they did not appear to have a heavy bottom. I was correct. They have a more elegant look and feel than the heavier style but do not appear fragile.
Just what I was looking for! Perfect for my friend to paint for me to give as gifts! Not to have a not too fragile.
After knocking over and shattering the last of the stemmed wine glasses due to the usual clumsiness (and probably not helped by having drunk the wine in the glasses), we decided to try a different style. These are of a nice shape and size, hold about 15 ounces which means you can pour a decent portion of wine and not have to worry about it spilling off the top. Yeah, for cold wine, you don't get to hold the stem and not warm the contents; not a serious concern here - much of the wine we drink probably benefits from an ice cube in it. No problems at all with the order - glasses arrived on time and packed well.


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Goodfood's Office Manager, Michelle Mathieu gives her take on how creating a positive company culture acts as the glue thats keep the Goodfood family together.
Amongst some of the many other hats she wears, Michelle has enthusiastically taken on the mission of keeping the rapidly growing Goodfood office under control, as well as being our resident party planner, interior designer, office perk coordinator, and the first name that comes up when any unconventional issue presents itself. Without Michelle's perfect balance of quick thinking, people skills and dedication to building a harmonious work environment, Goodfood's culture would not be at the level it sits at today.
Michelle grew up in British Columbia and came to Quebec at 18 years old to do a French immersion program. Living on the West Coast her whole life, she never learned the language, despite her dad originally being from La Belle Province. Fearless of jumping on a good opportunity, she moved across the country to northern Quebec on her own, and made some great friends with whom she moved to Montreal afterwards. She began her career in Administration and Project Management at just 19 years old. "I worked in a medical clinic, which was super fast-paced and there was not a lot of guidance so I had to manage and take on a lot on my own". This first job helped Michelle quickly gain great experience and build her management skills. It also combined her love for being organized and her passion for interacting with people, which helped her realize she had found the right career fit.
So how did Michelle get her current role here at Goodfood? Just like many good things in life, it kind of just happened when she was least expecting it. "This past January I randomly got a message on LinkedIn from the Talent Acquisition Manager at Goodfood asking me if I would be interested in hearing more about the Office Manager position. I've always been a huge foodie (ask anyone) and really enjoyed my past experiences as a Goodfood customer, so I decided to get more information. I came for my interview and the rest is history! I couldn't pass up the opportunity to work with such amazing people, in a fast-paced environment, which I love to work in. It was pretty much a done deal for me following my first interaction with Goodfood."
Michelle fit right in with Goodfood's company culture, and has played the most crucial role in evolving it in tandem with Goodfood HQ, ultimately creating a space that inspires positivity and productivity.
One of her favourite projects has been tackling the sterile white walls and intimidating open spaces to transform the office into everyone's second home. "When I started, the office was pretty bare and in dire need of some TLC. I've now decorated over 10 conference rooms, added an abundance of zen-inducing plants & greenery, a mural that reminds everyone of our core values, and most recently we got a neon sign that says 'Good Food Good Mood' in our kitchen (which was all over everyone's Instagram and I am still super stoked about it)!" Michelle also makes sure that there are always nice perks for Goodfood's hardworking employees to fuel the motivation even further. From the amazing selection of coffee, drinks, and snacks, to the regular Thursday visits from a massage therapist, office life is first class thanks to Michelle.
Aside from the day-to-day delights that Michelle dreams up, she takes care of planning events to get busy minds off of work and socializing with colleagues. Each department contributes significantly to Goodfood's success, and as the company continues to grow at lightning speed, Michelle makes it a priority to celebrate company milestones all together and not just individually within departments. Having orchestrated countless parties, get-togethers, team-bonding activities, shindigs, bashes, and 5 à 7's (or happy hours for non-Quebecers), new faces and familiar ones alike get to chat, know each other better and just have fun. This time of year is especially event-filled. "With the holidays coming up we are planning so many events for everyone: from small things like secret Santa, holiday movie night, and ugly sweater day, to much larger events like our holiday parties for the office and warehouse employees!"
When asked her secret on how she is able to impact employee morale so positively, the answer was simple. "Communication, listening, caring about everyone, and really trying to implement things that people want. For example, as a result of employee feedback, I switched our bottled water cooler to a water machine that connects directly to the water source and uses no bottles. Now our employees are never running out of water and we're doing good things for the environment! It's really great to see the effect one positive change can have on a company's morale." While this may seem like a small victory on it's own, these accumulated everyday efforts are the puzzle pieces that make up the Goodfood culture.
Some of Michelle's side talents that don't go unnoticed include naming conference rooms (our newest addition being Guacamole), memorizing people's favourite beers, and picking out top-notch charcuterie platters just because (surprise) people at Goodfood love eating.
You might be wondering at this point what Michelle's favourite food is: "Hands down, shrimp scampi. It's my go-to for everything." And she is our go-to for Montreal restaurant recommendations, which never disappoint!
As a Goodfood employee writing this blog post, I can attest (and I speak for everyone) that even though many days it goes unsaid, we are eternally grateful for all of the hard work Michelle puts in everyday to make Goodfood an incredible place to work.
If reading this has piqued your interest in working at Goodfood – we have lots of open positions! See what we're hiring for here.
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The Eagles are more than just socially conscious, they're Super Bowl champions
In the year of the protest in the NFL, Philadelphia finishes on top
Malcolm Jenkins #27 of the Philadelphia Eagles kisses the Vince Lombardi Trophy after defeating the New England Patriots 41-33 in Super Bowl LII at U.S. Bank Stadium on February 4, 2018 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Patrick Smith/Getty Images
By Jason Reid	@JReidESPN
MINNEAPOLIS — It seems almost too Hollywoodesque that in the year of protest in the NFL, perhaps the league's most socially conscious team would finish on top.
That players who have been at the forefront of the new civil rights movement would help lead the way to a franchise's first Super Bowl title.
And that after selflessly helping others, those players would be rewarded with more than they could have envisioned.
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But the hard-to-believe ending became reality Sunday night as the underdog Philadelphia Eagles defeated the New England Patriots, 41-33, at U.S. Bank Stadium.
As green confetti fell to the field, it sank in that safety Malcolm Jenkins, defensive end Chris Long and wide receiver Torrey Smith had delivered all season both on behalf of their teammates in the locker room as well as people in underprivileged communities. That's called winning on and off the field.
Although many Eagles players were active in trying to make a difference out there, Jenkins, Long and Smith set the tone through their work with the Players Coalition, the main group of players who protested during the national anthem to shine a light on racial injustice.
The co-leader of the coalition, Jenkins also holds a similar role with his Eagles teammates, who this season followed him as far as any team in the NFL is capable of going.
"Everybody listens to him because he's been through situations before," star defensive tackle Fletcher Cox said. "But he told us that this was one of the easiest teams for him to lead throughout his whole career because he's got a bunch of great guys … who listen and take care of business."
That's the truth, Jenkins said.
The Eagles are a highly professional bunch. Jenkins didn't have to babysit anyone. The Eagles didn't have unnecessary drama. Without fires to put out daily in the locker room, Jenkins, with big assists from Long and Smith and others, was able to put in serious work off the field too.
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Besides his ongoing efforts championing criminal justice reform, Jenkins also played a key part in reaching an unprecedented proposed $89 million social justice partnership with the NFL. All Long did was donate his entire 2017 salary to charity. Last week, he was selected as the winner of the Byron "Whizzer" White Award, the NFL Players Association's highest honor for players who have made a major impact through their charitable efforts. Then there's Smith, who's a vocal proponent of changing the system. In an effort to make it happen, he rides with Jenkins and Long.
"When you believe that something is important, when you see people in a position they shouldn't be in because of things that are wrong with our [criminal justice] system, you should work to change it," said Smith, who had five catches for 49 yards against the Patriots.
"As athletes, we have a platform we can use to help people. And winning only makes your platform bigger. But I think what we've shown this year is that you can have a lot of guys on a team who are out there in the community doing things — but they're also doing their jobs."
The term "woke" definitely applies to the Eagles. Long, though, is quick to point out that players on many NFL teams work to help others too. The Eagles just take pride in doing their part. They're also the Super Bowl champions. So there's that.
"There are a lot of teams with guys doing great work in the community who don't win" championships, said Long, who was credited with two hits on Patriots quarterback Tom Brady. "We won because we have the right guys. … But we can also do good work [in the community]. That's what we want to do. We've been given a lot. We feel it's the least we can do."
During their Super Bowl run, the Eagles have continued to support incarcerated rapper Meek Mill, and vice versa. The Eagles took the field Sunday to the Philadelphia native's "Dreams and Nightmares," which has served as the team's unofficial anthem.
As his favorite team held off the Patriots in one of the most entertaining Super Bowls, Mill remained confined to a medium-security prison in Chester, Pennsylvania, while he serves his sentence for violating probation stemming from a 2009 gun and drug case.
After the victory, Mill was on Jenkins' mind.
"We really found a lot of energy and juice from Meek's music," said Jenkins, whose brutal (but within the rules) hit on Brandin Cooks in the second quarter sidelined the Patriots' No. 1 wideout with a head injury for the remainder of the game.
"And we obviously still support him. We want him to get home. We know this means a lot to him. Hopefully, this brings him a little bit of joy. We know it's going to bring the city of Philadelphia a lot of joy."
By setting a great example, Jenkins, Long and Smith helped the Eagles climb to the top of the mountain. And in more important ways, they're working to bring others outside of football along with them.
Jason Reid is the senior NFL writer at The Undefeated. He enjoys watching sports, especially any games involving his son and daughter.
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David Roberts, 83, of Jefferson, formerly of Rippey. Services: Tuesday, April 23, at 12 pm at Carris Family Funeral Home & Cremation Care in Perry, 515-465-8100. Interment: Iowa Veterans Cemetery, Adel. Visitation: Monday from 5 to 7 pm. Survivors: wife Marilyn Roberts; children Craig (Kristin) Roberts of Jefferson, Darin Roberts of Boone and David Roberts of Ogden; grandchildren Jack Roberts, Carson Roberts, Harvey Roberts, Phillip Roberts, Bane Roberts, Briar Ross Roberts, Ezra Roberts, Jesse Hermansen and Mikayla Wenger; siblings Ollie Rathje of Perry, Delmar (Carol) Roberts of Marshalltown, Doyle Roberts and Earl (Pat) Roberts of Scfanton, and Gladys (Joe) Taylor of Jefferson.
Hoyt Monroe, 98, of Jefferson, formerly of Knoxville. Celebration of Life Saturday, May 4, at 10:30 am at First Presbyterian Church, Jefferson. Visitation: Friday, May 3, from 5 to 7 pm at Slininger-Schroeder Funeral Home, Jefferson, 515-386-2171. Survivors: sons Jim (Joyce) Monroe of Sedalia MO, Phil (Jan) Monroe of Spokane WA, Steve (Dot) Monroe of Johnston, and Bill (Martha) Monroe of Jefferson. Also surviving are 11 granddaughters and 20 great-grandchildren, a sister-in-law, a brother-in-law, and several nieces and nephews. Memorials are suggested to the First Presbyterian Church in Jefferson or RCE International.
Deb Monthei, 70, of Cooper. Per her wishes, her body has been cremated. Her family will greet friends Saturday, April 20, from 2 to 5 pm at the Jefferson Community Golf Course. Inurnment will take place at a later date at the Franklin Township Cemetery. Survivors: husband Kenny Monthei of Cooper; children Gina (Shilow) Ashby of Bayard, and Shane (Debbie) Monthei, Tricia Monthei, and Joshua (Kelly) Monthei , all of Jefferson; 17 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; brother Robert J. (Marcia) Masters of Fort Scott, KS; brother-in-law Larry (Esther) Monthei of Jefferson; sisters-in-law: Barb (Arden) Freeman of Jefferson and Helen Monthei of Audubon; nieces and nephews; other relatives; and many friends. The family is assisted by Slininger-Schroeder Funeral Home of Jefferson, 515-386-2171.