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Jelly Roll is throwing an album release show at the Ryman next week
The Mother Church of Country Music gets a one-two punch from Nashville's own Jelly Roll next week.
On Wednesday, the rapper-turned-crooner throws a release show for his debut country album "Whitsitt Chapel" at the historic Ryman Auditorium. Tickets cost $25 before fees and go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. via ryman.com. At the show, Jelly Roll — an Antioch native born Jason DeFord who hustled in DIY hip-hop scenes for years before finding his way in modern country music — plans to perform the album in its entirety.
Show proceeds benefit Impact Youth Outreach, a non-profit program aiding at-risk youth.
More:After years underground, Jelly Roll sets sights on headlining arenas
On Tuesday, Jelly Roll hosts a viewing party at the Ryman for "Jelly Roll: Save Me," an upcoming Hulu documentary chronicling his journey from ex-convict to country stardom. Produced by ABC News, the documentary debuts May 30 on the popular streaming platform.
Tickets to the documentary screening are free; fans can register begining at noon on Friday via ryman.com.
"Whitsitt Chapel" hits streaming services and record store shelves Friday via Nashville's BBR Music Group. The album includes radio single "Need A Favor" and breakout tune "Save Me."


Clever spammers continue to sneak through personal, corporate and ISP spam filters, so people are still faced with the unending task of sifting through their in-boxes to separate the spam from valid e-mails. Confusing matters are those e-mails that claim to have been requested, when, in fact, the recipient has no idea how the subscription was initiated. What is clear: Clicking on an "unsubscribe" link can tell the spammer that the e-mail was received, opened and read, thereby flagging the e-mail address as a candidate for resale to other spammers. Because "unsubscribing" can open the door for more spam, many just continue to receive, delete and hate these unsolicited e-mails.
This means sending e-mails to a purchased list can associate your brand with pain, frustration and mistrust—hardly what you want. Even worse, you may be reported as a spammer. The ISP will immediately blacklist you, blocking every e-mail you send to any recipient on its system—really bad news if that ISP is AOL, MSN or Comcast. The only way to get unblocked is to provide proof to that ISP of a double opt-in specifically for this list. Because you bought the list, you won't have that. So the block will remain for all future e-mails you send, even to your own opted-in lists.
When managed properly, e-mail is an incredibly powerful tool to reinforce existing relationships. A purchased list may appear to be an economical way to reach new people, but the real price you'll pay is damage to your company and your brand.
Tom Snyder is president and founder of Trivera Interactive (www.trivera.com), a Web site development and online marketing company.
Question: I don't send a lot of volume campaigns. Can my list quality really impact my e-mail deliverability rates?
Answer: It's no secret that having a messy list can get you blocked at ISPs. If you send to too many "unknown users," you can look like a spammer. While that is more common with high-volume mailers, there is another list issue that can happen to anyone: sending to abandoned addresses that are now being used as spam traps.
Spam trap addresses have historically been those set up by ISPs and corporate receivers just to "trap" spam; because they never belonged to a real person, e-mail sent to them is assumed to be unsolicited. Now, some receivers are using abandoned addresses as spam traps as well.
If you have not cleaned up your e-mail list lately, you likely have a lot of old addresses on your file. By running your list through an e-mail list hygiene service, e-mail change of address (ECOA) service, and by making sure you run the proper bounce algorithm on your file regularly, you can limit the bad addresses on your file that can get your program in trouble.
By doing these things, you'll see your e-mail delivery rates rise.
George Bilbrey is VP-general manager at Return Path's Delivery Assurance Division (www.returnpath.com).


“There is a wisdom of the head, and a wisdom of the heart,” so said Charles Dickens. In my experience, if you acknowledge this and combine the strengths of both, you’ll have a successful medical marketing video campaign on your hands.
The medical sector is filled with reviews and regulations, so it can be easy to forget to connect with your audience emotionally whether you’re targeting patients or medical professionals. But healthcare and medical devices are all about helping millions of people’s daily lives and there is real appeal in this if you can capture it.
How can you combine the emotional side of healthcare which illustrates the human impact, and the logical arguments – the stats, the facts – which will help to reinforce why people should choose your product over others.
According to Pew 24% of consumers seek help and information from those with similar conditions online. Therefore case studies can really work to add an authenticity to your claims. The benefits of a new stoma device were visualised in a campaign we worked on. Patients who had been fitted with the product were interviewed about the transformative effects on their lives. We brought the impact of this to life by shooting scenes of the patients playing sports – impossible prior to this medical advancement.
Combining stats and smiles
It would be a mistake to eliminate the logical completely. The trick is to combine the arguments that appeal to the head with those aimed at the heart.
Take another case study I worked on where we were briefed to show the benefits of a new chlorine-dispensing device. We interviewed nurses in this Italian hospital. The real-life footage of these nurses, smiling and explaining how they could now spend more time with patients and meet their targets effectively brought the impact on frontline services to life.
The anecdotal accounts were not enough in themselves. We reinforced the emotional impact with statistical details on how the devices had dramatically lowered infection rates. The emotional and the logical worked effectively here to create a powerful message.
The key is to use the appropriate approach at the right stage in the marketing cycle. Once people have engaged with your product emotionally, they are more likely to trust you and take time to hear more about the detail of your product.
Thirty to sixty-second films with top-level messages can work well as a first touch to engage the customer at a more human, emotional level. Longer, more statistic-heavy films are effective once people have already engaged with your story. Medical motion graphics, whether in 2D or 3D, can come into their own here to explain complex procedures which are difficult to imagine.
- Don’t forget you are selling to people first and foremost whether you’re business or consumer-focused
- Use case studies to reinforce the benefits of your products
- Start with an emotional connection and back up the anecdotal with hard facts
- Use different videos at different stages of the buying cycle
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All flights to and from Mogadishu’s Aden Adde airport will be suspended on Wednesday by Somali government for security measures aimed at securing the presidential election.
Civil Aviation Ali Jama Jangli said that flights to Aden Adde Airport in Mogadishu will be suspended until the election is concluded Wednesday.
Somalia will hold presidential vote on Wednesday following the conclusion of an unprecedented televised debate by presidential candidates in Mogadishu.
Major roads within the city have been blocked with both public and private vehicles advised to use alternative roads.
Twenty three candidates will be seeking to become president including the incumbent Hassan Sheikh Mahmoud.
The president will be elected by 329 newly elected members of Somalia’s bicameral parliament.
Presidential Elections Committee (PEC) moved Wednesday’s presidential elections venue from the Police academy to Afisyoni Complex near Aden Adde International Airport which is guarded by heavily armed Somali and Amisom personnel.
PEC chairperson, Abdirahman Beileh said that strict procedures have been put in place to minimise the risk of rigging.


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It’s said that, we as a nation, are a melting pot of cultures, creeds,and religious sects. However, few places are quite as singular as “The South.” Distinctly conservative and with a history as troublesome as any section of this very country, states like Alabama have seen their history embroiled with racism, violence and religious persecution, all while still to this day feeling as though it is its own country all to itself.
Now, when one describes this part of the country in those words, it’s hard to believe that there would be people attempting to create things like full on drag musicals. However, as shown in a new documentary hitting Park City, Utah for this year’s Slamdance Film Festival, that just so happened to be the case in a small, far Right Southern town.
Entitled Skanks, this new documentary looks at the creation of a new musical entitled Skanks In A One Horse Town, a drag musical from a local community theatre in none other than Birmingham, Alabama. Ostensibly revolving around the idea of “what if partiers at Studio 54 got thrown back through time into the Wild West,” the musical is a funny and lively piece of work, but one that itself is as opposite the culture from which it comes as one could possibly imagine.
Now, while the musical at this film’s center is itself a really fun and entertaining piece of work, it’s rightly left to playing second fiddle to the stories of the men and women that make up its cast and crew. Director David McMahon not only gives us superb and detailed access to this small troupe’s creative process from first read to the final performance, but we are thrust into the lives of everyone from its creators to the actors that play each respective character, themselves having numerous obstacles to overcome both on stage and off it.
A perfect example of this comes in the fact that the play itself is the most profitable in the theatre’s history, and yet, that fact is little relatable when compared to the various human interest narratives being woven into a yarn as universal and resonant as you’ll find. This rag tag group of outcasts in what is this nation’s conservative heart, the musical’s cast and crew become not only singular and fleshed out characters on their own, but in a way one of the most familial collection of characters you’re bound to see on the screen this January.
It also helps that the film is immensely charming. The picture introduces us to various charming and magnetic characters, each and every one a singular story of a singular human experience. This isn’t a small town story, this isn’t a Southern story, this is a purely human story so universally relatable that the film becomes an intimate portrayal of various lives in what is an ever changing world that we are living in.
Both enjoyable and emotionally resonant, this wonderfully paced documentary is a raucous and crowd pleasing tale of various lives in modern America. With an entrancing focus on growing up in the South and what that part of the nation has been through itself, Skanks is a superb documentary that should hopefully find an audience after a festival run to start off 2014. It’s more than worth hunting down, if you have the chance.

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How Thomas Connolly Met the Banshee
Ah, the Banshee, sir? Well sir, as I was striving to tell ye, I was going home from work one day, from Mr. Cassidy’s that I told ye of, in the dusk o’ the evening. I had more nor a mile – aye, it was nearer two mile – to thrack to where I was lodgin’ with a decent widdy woman I knew, Biddy Maguire by name, so as to be near me work.
It was the first week in November, an’ a lonesome road I had to travel, an’ dark enough, wid threes above it; an about halfways along there was a bit of a bridge I had to cross, over one o’ them little sthrames that runs into the Doddher.
I walked on in the middle iv the road, for there was no toe-path at that time. Nor for many a long day after that. But as I was sayin’, I walked along ‘til I came nigh upon the bridge, where the road was a bit open, an’ there, right enough, I seen the hog’s back o’ the old-fashioned bridge that used to be there ‘til it was pulled down, an’ a white mist steamin’ up out o’ the wather all around it.
Well now Mr. Harry, often as I’d passed by the place before, that night it seemed sthrange to me, an’ like a place ye might see in a dhrame. An’ as I come up to it I began to feel a cowld wind blowin’ through the hollow o’ me heart.
“Musha Thomas,” sez I to meself, “is it yourself that’s in it?” sez I, “or, if it is, what’s the matter wid ye at al at all?” sez I.
So I put a bold face on it, an I made a sthruggle to set one leg afore the other, until I came to the rise o’ the bridge. And there… God be good to us! In a cantle o’ the wall I seen an ould woman, as I thought, sittin’ on her hunkers, all crouched together, an’ her head bowed down, seemingly in the greatest affliction.
Well sir, I pitied the ould craythur, an though I wasn’t worth a thraneen, for the mortal fright I was in, I up an sez to her, “That’s a cowld lodgin’ for ye, ma’am”
Well, the sorra ha’porth she sez to that, nor tuk no more notice o’ me than if I hadn’t let a word out o’ me, but kep’ rockin’ herself to an ‘ fro, as if her heart was breaking’.
SI sez to her again, “Eh, ma’am, is there anythin’ the matther wid ye?” An’ I made for to touch her on the showlder, on’y somethin’ stopped me, for as I looked closer at her I saw she was no more an ould woman nor she was an ould cat. The first thing I tuk notice to, Misther Harry, was her hair, that was sthreelin’ down over her shoulders a good yard on the ground on aich side of her. O, be the hoky farmer, but that was the hair! The likes of which I never seen on mortial woman, young or old, before nor sense. It grew as sthrong out of her as out of e’er a young slip of a girl ye could see; but the colour of it was a misthery to describe. The first squint I got of it
I thought it was silvery grey, like an ould crone’s; but when I got up beside her I saw, be the glance of the sky, it was a soart iv an Iscariot colour, an’ a shine out of it like floss silk. It ran over her showlders and the two shapely arms she was lanin’ her head on, for all the world like Mary Magdalen’s in a pitcher; and the I persaved that the grey cloak and the green gownd undernaith it was made of no earthly material I ever laid eyes on.
Now, I needn’t tell ye, sir, that I seen all this in a twinkle of a bedpost – long as I take to make the narration of it. So I made a step back from her, an’ “The Lord be betune us an’ harm!” sez I, out loud, an’ wid that I blessed meself. Well, Misther Harry, the word wasn’t out o’ me mouth afore she turned her face on me. Aw, Misther Harry, but ‘twas that was the awfullest apparition ever I seen, the face of her as she looked up at me! God forgive me for sayin’ it, but ‘twas more like the face of the ‘Axy Homo’ beyond in Marlboro Sthyreet Chapel nor like any face I could mintion – as pale as a corpse, an’ a most o’ freckles on it, like the freckles on a turkey’s egg; an’ the two eyes sewn in wid thread, from the terrible power o’ cryin’ the’ had to do; an’ such a pair iv eyes as the’ wor, Mister Harry, as blue as two forget-me-nots, an’ as cowld as the moon in a bog-hole of a frosty night, an’ a dead-an’-alive look in them that sent a cold shiver through the marra o’ me bones. . Be the mortial! Ye could ha’ rung a tay cupful o’ cowld perspiration out o’ me head that minute so ye could. Well, I thought the life ‘ud lave me intirely when she riz up from her hunkers, till, bedad! She looked mostly as tall as Nelson’s Pillar; an’ wid the two eyes gazin’ back at me, an’ her two arms stretched out before hor, an’ a keine out o’ her that riz the hair o’ me scalp ’til it was as stiff as the hog’s bristles in a new hearth broom, away she glides – glides! Round the angle o’ the bridge, an down wit’ her into the sthrame that ran indernaith it. “’Twas then I began to suspect what she was.
“Wisha, Thomas!” sez I to meself, sez I; an’ I made a great struggle to get me two legs into a throt, in spite o’ the spavin o’ fright the pair o’ them wor in; an’ how I brought meself home that night the Lord in heaven only knows, for I never could tell; but I must ha’ tumbled agin the door, and shot in head foremost into the middle o’ the flure, where I lay in a dead swoon for mostly an hour; and the first I knew was Mrs. Maguire stannin’ over me with a jorum of punch she was pourin’ down me throath, to bring the life into me, an’ me head in a pool of cowld wather she dashed over me in her first fright.
“Arrah, Mister Connolly,” shasee, “what ails ye?” sha see, “to put a scare on a lone woman like that?” shasee.
“Am I in this world or the next?” sez I.
“Musha! Where else would ye be on’y here in my kitchen?” shasee.
“O, glory be to God!” sez I, “but I thought I was in Purgathory at the last, not to mintion an uglier place,” sez I, on’y it’s too cowld I find meself, an’ not too hot,” sez I.
“Faix, an’ maybe ye wor more nor half-ways there, on’y for me,” shasee, “but what’s come to ye at all, at all? Is it yur fetch ye seen, Misther Connolly”
“Aw, naboclish, never mind it,” sez I. “Never mind what I seen,” sez I. So be degrees I begun to come around a little an’ that’s the way I met the Banshee, Misther Harry!!”
“But how did you know it was really the Banshee after all, Thomas?”
“Begor, sir, I knew the apparition of her well enough, but ‘twas confirmed by a sarcumstance that occurred the same time. There was a Misther O’Nales was come on a visit, ye must know, to a place in the neighborhood – one o’ the ould O’Nales iv the county Tyrone, a rale ould Irish family – an the banshee was heard keening round the house that same night; be more then one that was in it; an’ sure enough, Mister Harry, he was found dead in his bed the next mornin’. So if it wasn’t the banshee that time, I’d like to know what else it could h=ha’ been”
John Todhunter (December 30, 1839 – October 25, 1916) was an Irish poet and playwright who wrote seven volumes of poetry, and several plays.

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iLaw’s Founder, Ken Randall, was quoted extensively in the Spring 2017 edition of National Jurist.
(from “How distance education is changing legal education”, by Jack Crittenden)
“We help schools with course coverage,” said Randall, who helped start one of the first online LL.M. programs when he was dean at University of Alabama. “If you are in a smaller metropolitan region and want to teach international law courses, such as international human rights, we help deliver that curriculum.”
iLawVentures aims to hire the best teachers and create online courses that are then offered to its law school clients. Each school decides which course or courses it wants to offer to its students. If selected, the faculty member becomes an adjunct professor at that school, and he or she abides by the school’s policies, in order to be in compliance with ABA rules.

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From cheezels to pasta: teaching the young about grains
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AT THE 2002 Toowoomba Show, 350 schoolchildren visited the Grain Tent of Ag-Ed to learn about the different types of grain grown in Queensland.
Working on the theory that people learn through their stomach, the students were shown a variety of foods that are made from grain. They learnt about pasta, noodles and the different types of bread that are made from Australian wheat.
The children were surprised at the variety of food that is made from corn, ranging from corn flakes and tacos to cheezels and lollies.
Although they didn't think they ate pulse crops, they all knew what baked beans were and were keen to learn about the different ways chickpeas and mung beans are eaten in Asian countries. Only a few had eaten chickpeas, but they may have given it more consideration as they learned about the importance of this food in other cultures like India.
Said Ag-Ed presenter Marg Cover: "By seeing the food made from grains and pulse crops, the children gained a greater understanding of the importance of the grain industry that provides them with so much of what they eat."
The children from Gabbinbar State School testified: "Great presentation - enjoyed seeing the products, feeling the sample grains and winning prizes." "Great to see women presenters/farmers." "Thank you for the showbag."
The children learned about the process of milling wheat and were shown the flour, bran and wheat germ. A sizeable number were amazed that flour is "just wheat that has been taken apart". They had believed that flour was somehow made artificially and that the 'white powder' didn't relate to the golden wheat grains.
Ag-Ed is an excellent opportunity for primary producers to have first-hand contact with children. It allows farmers to share their knowledge with young people and explain the importance of what is produced on their farms.

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Kristen Stainback shoots over Murray State's Bianca Babic in a game earlier this season. The junior guard has averaged nearly 15 points per game during the Lady Govs' three-game win streak.
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Sharing the scoring load has helped Austin Peay find greater efficiency on offense during its three-game win streak.
The Lady Govs (6-13, 3-3 OVC) have doubled their win total for the season by combining a suffocating defense with an offense that provides a threat at virtually every position on the floor. They've shot better than 45 percent from the field and had four players score at least 11 in all three wins - a combination only accomplished in a 98-77 win over Trevecca through the season's first 15 games.
"We're not playing one-on-one basketball," coach Carrie Daniels said before practice ...

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Prithvi Shaw brutally trolled on Twitter after his throw hits India opener on Day 1 of Brisbane Test
Young Indian opener Prithvi Shaw has been facing the wrath of the cricket fans on social media in the ongoing Test series Down Under. Last month, he was under the fire for his poor batting in the first Test match that India lost by 8 wickets in Adelaide. And now, he is again on the target of trolls, even when he isn’t in the playing XI for the Brisbane Test.
On Friday, Prithvi took the field at as a substitute fielder for injured Navdeep Saini who left suffered a groin injury and was taken for scans. There was a moment in the game when the former had almost injured vice-captain Rohit Sharma who was fielding at short mid-on.
The incident happened during the 53rd over when Marnus Labuschagne pushed a delivery from Washington Sundar towards midwicket. While the batter rushed to steal a quick single, Shaw picked up the ball and threw it towards the non-striker’s end.
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He didn’t notice that Sharma was in the path of his throw who tried to block the ball in reflex and ended up stinging his finger.
While Prithvi’s throw left the commentators in splits, people on social media erupted with their views on the incident. Meanwhile, many Twitterati claimed that this is how the youngster is trying to make a comeback in the playing XI.
Here’re some of the reactions:
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- This was Mumbai's fourth successive win, having earlier defeated Delhi, Maharashtra and Puducherry.
- Mankad, 26, plundered six sixes and 16 fours in his knock from 130 balls to propel Saurashtra to a massive 388 for 7.
- India vs England: As far as India’s performance goes, Gough sees a lot of the mighty Australia that dominated cricket in the late 90s and 2000s in the current Indian team and its thought process.
- India vs England: Harbhajan Singh did not hold back his praise for the India bowler and his contribution towards the Indian team over the years.


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Lined with palm trees, bars, restaurants, outdoor cafes, and street lamps designed by Antoni Gaudi, the iconic square is a popular meeting point in the city and one of its liveliest nightlife spots.
It was designed by Francesc Daniel Molina i Casamajó as a tenancy for Barcelona’s wealthy families, and opened to the public in 1848 in order to honor King Ferdinand VII. Nowadays, it represents a popular tourist attraction, a lively place cherished by both locals and visitors.
Placa Reial is especially famous for its vibrant atmosphere during the night, but it’s also the setting of many events that take place in Barcelona during New Year’s Eve and La Merce – Catalonia’s legendary celebration which takes place each year on September 24th. Parties of this colorful festival have been held here ever since 1871.
Moreover, the square boasts some of the best clubs in town and plays host to a series of open-air concerts and flea markets throughout the year.
Barcelona’s Placa Reial is a great place to experience the city’s beautiful ambiance, to dine, party, and watch the world go by while lingering over a glass of sangria and a plate of Spanish tapas.
The square is located vis-à-vis the illustrious Grand Teatre del Liceu, at the end of Carrer de Colom, and can be reached by metro (L3 ) or buss (15,49).

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Arsenal blow! Inter Milan make move for Genoa full-back
Vrsaljko only joined Genoa in July but his promising performances during his first year in Italy have prompted attention from some of Europe’s biggest clubs, who are mindful that strong displays for Croatia at the forthcoming World Cup could cause his value to increase.
Inter’s new owner Erick Thohir is plotting an overhaul of his underperforming squad in the summer and he is keen to bring the right-back, 22, to the San Siro to help the team challenge for honours next term.
Sport Mediaset claim Inter have already sounded out Genoa and the player’s representatives to assess the likelihood of a summer transfer.


The impact of Lithium Ion batteries (LIB) onto our daily lives has been nothing short of staggering. This seemingly ubiquitous element can be found inside billions of devices, from handheld electronics to full-size automobiles.
It’s not much of a surprise that the driving forces behind this movement can be traced to our appetite for smaller and longer-lasting devices.
But are these performance parameters enough to drive usage within the very demanding data center market? Can LIB effectively compete against the lead acid batteries? What kind of tradeoff might exist in a cost vs. benefit analysis? And finally, are there safety concerns for data centers, similar to a few of the consumer electronic devices?
Our evaluation begins by looking at the good old VRLA (valve regulated lead acid) battery, which has been the data center industry’s mainstay source for shorter run backup power. As many of us know, these power plants can have numerous disadvantages, such as in weight, size, lifespan and maintenance. They are known to be the weak link within the power chain.
Respectively, Lithium Ion batteries offer key advantages over VRLA. LIB can pack more energy into a smaller space, thus saving footprint. They last significantly longer, so they do not need to be replaced as often. And, most can tolerate higher operating temperatures while also requiring slightly less maintenance.
Meanwhile, anyone pricing a lithium Ion battery plant knows that the initial capital cost is higher, currently on the order of 1.5 to 2 times higher. But as in any TCO analysis, once more data points are considered, the picture can look a little more comfortable. Operational savings kick-in by requiring somewhat less service and maintenance. Then there is less floor space and even reduced cooling costs to help narrow the gap more. Most importantly, the longer lifespan reduces replacement costs and brings with it a likely payback within 5-7 years. So for those taking a little longer term view, the returns can be promising.
As to safety, the first thing to realize is that Lithium Ion batteries for data centers are NOT manufactured the same way as those for small electronics. Suppliers of LIB for data centers custom design and deliver heavy-duty, strong and encased batteries that have undergone significant testing. The LIB used here are a derivative of the automotive industry, where safety is paramount.
Which brings us to a key question, what real-world experience exists with integrating LIB into a UPS system supporting critical data centers? You might be surprised to learn that we have been testing, deploying and supporting Lithium Ion battery solutions since 2011. While our Asia Pacific team has been a leader in this initiative, our North America region also has installed systems with both colocation and enterprise customers. Each has witnessed significant hours of successful runtime without concerns.
So, in this never-stand-still tech industry in which we live, LIB will rightfully receive more and more attention in the months and years ahead. As our data center and telecom customers research, evaluate and test the power of Lithium Ion batteries within their facilities, they can rest assured our expertise and experience is ready to help them each step of the way.
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Just minutes after she chipped in an eagle from 20 metres off the 18th green, 16-year-old Gold Coast student Rebecca Kay was approached by two middle-aged officials as she left the scorer's hut.
You couldn't blame her for being surprised when they both handed her their hats and asked: "Can you sign this?", perhaps thinking that it could one day be worth something, maybe even by Sunday.
The little-known amateur had just signed in an even par 73 third round, leaving her at two-under overall and — amazingly — just two shots off the lead of an Australian Ladies Masters that, on the evidence so far, lots of players appear to want to win but not many seem to know how to.
For a moment, journalists scurried to find the last time an amateur won a tournament recently dominated by eight-time winner Karrie Webb, and uncovered that it happened in 2006, when Korean Amy Yang did it at the same age, 16.
Kay has never once considered that she could win this event, and the odds are she probably won't, but it does appear that those walking the fairways at Royal Pines should get their head around the possibility of a teenager winning the Ladies Masters becoming a reality on Sunday.
A first glance at the leaderboard suggests that Korean bolter Annie Choi, 19, could keep flying under the radar all the way to the honour roll.
She was joint leader on the first day at four-under, and nothing much was written or said about it given she caught everyone by surprise from the last group on course. On day two, she was still "the other girl" as Australian Rebecca Artis burst clear with a stunning 66 and pre-tournament favourite Charley Hull hovered ominously equal with Choi in second.
On day three, she did a bit of everything again — three bogeys, a triple bogey and four birdies to card a two-over 75 — but again she didn't go away, and again she will start as joint leader at four-under.
The smart money still says the winner will be rising English star Hull, the 18-year-old who for the most part has looked the class player in this field. Indeed, her fluorescent pink polo made her stand out on Saturday.
But on a day when only seven players had rounds under par, not even Hull — last year's Ladies European Tour order of merit winner — had an answer to the problems everyone was having judging the contrasting greens; coming from the new, crisp front nine to the old, patchy back stretch which had dried out in the heat.
Indeed, the three leaders all shot in the black in the third round, an extremely rare occurrence, and there were more than a few players concerned about what impact the course's challenges could have on pay day.
Having put together a stretch of 11 holes without a bogey — some feat on this day — Hull inexplicably missed a series of three to four-foot putts that kept her at four-under (two over for the round) instead of where she probably should be, just ahead of the rest.
And so on Sunday, she will write another chapter in a rivalry with another English player, Holly Clyburn, a rivalry that both players deny exists and yet somehow seems to grow every time they deny it.
Clyburn is not a teenager; at 24 she is a few years older than Hull and that is something Hull pointed out when speaking to the media.
And even though she declared after her one-over 74 that her game was "ready to win", Clyburn was as surprised as anyone that her four-under overall score had given her as good a chance as it has.
Another teenager who could win is Su Oh, a result that would come as no surprise to anyone who knows of her potential, and when you consider that her game stood up to be one of those precious few in the red at one-under, it shouldn't probably shock anyone else either.
It was a sign of the times for this tournament, and for women's golf in general, that Kay was not only a contender in one of the last groups on Saturday, but that she played with Oh, who she considers to be her idol.
Oh, the 18-year-old rising star from Melbourne, is one shot behind the English girls and Choi at three-under, and will have the experience of her final-round capitulation at Sunday's Victorian Open to learn from as she flies one Australian flag in what could be another Ashes offering post Saturday night's cricket World Cup opener.
Capitulations were the order of the day, but none were as dramatic as that of overnight leader Artis, who nearly had just as many strokes over par on Saturday (six), as she did under par on Friday (seven).
And yet, at three-under, even she could win this surprise-a-minute tournament that restarted on day three with the defending champion and main drawcard, Amercian Cheyenne Woods, teeing off in the first group at 7.50am and, by recording an even par round, had by 6pm jumped 30 spots up the leaderboard to 37th.


Facebook’s plan to connect millions of people in developing countries is making headway. It’s called Project Aquila and it involves building solar powered aircraft which will fly above remote places and beam down an internet connection.
Two years ago, Facebook acquired a small British company called Ascenta, whose specialty is solar powered drones, and Ascenta’s owner, Andy Cox, is now the engineer running Project Aquila.
At the end of June this year, construction of the first drone, Aquila, was completed. Then it was promptly disassembled and transported to a military airfield near Yuma, Arizona where it was reassembled for its first flight.
Aquila is an unmanned aircraft with the wingspan of a Boeing 737 but, because it’s made of carbon fiber, it weighs only a third of the weight of a typical family car. The drone operates by an on-board autopilot computer which controls its flight pattern, landing sequences, and navigation through winds and other obstacles.
In Arizona, the drone was launched off of a trailer that was towed down the airstrip by a truck. When the truck reached full speed, Aquila’s on-board computer disconnected the straps that held it to the trailer and was launched into flight. It flew for a total of 96 minutes and landed in a stony field some way short of the runway. Although Aqulia did suffer some damage upon its landing in the stones, overall it outperformed expectations.
Initially, engineers expected the flight to last about 30 minutes, just enough time to navigate some winds and other turbulence. But, things were going well enough that they extended the flight, allowing engineers to gather more information on the drone’s four motors, autopilot system, batteries, and radios.
Andy Cox says that although the first flight was a success, there’s still quite a long way to go. The drone is expected to eventually fly between 60,000 and 90,000 feet above the ground, which will put it above weather and above conventional air traffic, for a period of up to three months.
Right now, the record for longest flight by a solar powered aircraft is just two weeks, so Project Aquila’s engineers still have quite a long way to go. They will need to figure out how to strategically add solar panels to the aircraft without sacrificing its aerodynamic shape and without adding too much extra weight.
The goal of Project Aquila is very similar to the goal of Facebook itself: to connect everyone. And, according to Facebook’s global head of engineering, Jay Parikh, Aquila is just one of a number of technologies that Facebook is developing to forward that goal.
Facebook itself is not looking to supply the internet connection, though, just the means to transport it. Once the drone is completed, they plan to open up the design to local internet providers across the world.


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I don’t consider myself a furry, I prefer fur or anthropomorphic. Furries, to me, seem to be on a totally differen spectrum than I am when it comes to being Anthro.
Lets start with a little bit from Wikipedia
Anthropomorphism – Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthropomorphism
Anthropomorphism is the attribution of human traits, emotions, and intentions to non-human entities and is considered to be an innate tendency of human psychology.
Personification is the related attribution of human form and characteristics to abstract concepts such as nations, emotions and natural forces like seasons and the weather.
Both have ancient roots as storytelling and artistic devices, and most cultures have traditional fables with anthropomorphized animals as characters. People have also routinely attributed human emotions and behavioural traits to wild as well as domestic animals.
Ancient mythologies frequently represented the divine as deities with human forms and qualities. They resemble human beings not only in appearance and personality; they exhibited many human behaviors that were used to explain natural phenomena, creation, and historical events. The deities fell in love, married, had children, fought battles, wielded weapons, and rode horses and chariots. They feasted on special foods, and sometimes required sacrifices of food, beverage, and sacred objects to be made by human beings.Some anthropomorphic deities represented specific human concepts, such as love, war, fertility, beauty, or the seasons. Anthropomorphic deities exhibited human qualities such as beauty, wisdom, and power, and sometimes human weaknesses such as greed, hatred, jealousy, and uncontrollable anger.
My thoughts on not being a furry, somewhat upsets other furries who believe and tell me I should think a particular way but not my own. I think you should think how you feel and you should be allowed to what you think, I don’t like being controlled by a group that doesn’t want others to control them. That’s my 2 cents.
Here is what I think with a little history…
I use a wolf avatar, it’s what is called a “fursona”. This is what I relate most to, though sometimes I have a slight cat-like side (and I can purr nicely). When I was very young, I saw wolves in a location my aunt and uncle were living, in the wood of Oregon. I have always been fascinated by them, but seeing one in person was wonderful. Being 5, I didn’t exactly go up and play with it (was tempted and I remember this oddly). My avatar is based on my “spirit guide”. Must as many native cultures have had, animal like deities.
I didn’t know about furries until I joined Second Life and several months in as I hung out in one club ALL the time. I never really thought many of the furry avatars fit how I felt, but started with a fox avatar due to a now former friend in 2009. It was hooked at the time, but really wanted something more wolf like. In late 2010, I settled into a Kinzart brown wolf and in 2012 a Kinzart black wolf.
I find the difference to be this though. Most furries are constantly changing avatars from one species to another, many non-natural colors (such as pink, blue, purple). They have a need to be naked, like natural animals in the wild and are into massive snuggling they call “furpile”. Some have a slight, goofy behavior in how they interact and speak. I don’t attend furry conventions in the real world, though I did attend once to see a friend. It really wasn’t my thing, I am not into the mascot looking suits for the most part.
There are also many “cutesy” animal avatars out there too. Many things, I am honestly not into, especially the snuggling and certainly not running around naked ALL THE TIME.
I prefer my natural colors, my not super cute look and not acting like a totally silly goof. It’s alright if others do, just isn’t who I am. There are many things that I don’t know I could explain well that sets me apart from this community, though I find a few that aren’t cutesy, pink, overly fluffy, naked and giggly that I get along with much better. Not saying it’s all bad, just can’t handle all that “cute” at once. I just don’t have the same thoughts and wants as a stereotypical furry. I also am not a fan of digi legs (animal shaped hindlegs). They seem to limit a lot, though once I was very much into my paws. I have a love of boots, so, cannot have digi legs. It’s fine though, I like the straight leg look.
Furries also, are just another type of cosplay. Fursuits in the real world, come in various types and seem to be a great way to make money as they are created to fit your measurements. Many people you wouldn’t think were furries come from important business locations. FurCons are just another event to go to and just hang out and be goofy. Just, not for me.
I plan on speaking up more about furries and the misconceptions that people have about them and sexuality, animals and thoughts on people. My hope is to help clear up that and bring both communities of humans and furries a bit more together and less hate of each other on Second Life. You can also be like me, not be a furry, be around in the furry community and the human communities at the same time. You don’t even have to think of yourself AS a furry in any way, to own a furry avatar.
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- Shorts: “Babe” by Blueberry, New In-Store Release, May 2017
- Boots: “Cellia” by Blueberry, Shoetopia 2017
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Kinvara Guesthouse is a delightful, new, luxurious guesthouse centrally located in the picturesque fishing village of Kinvara. It has recently received 4 Star Rating from Fáilte Ireland.
Score from 619 reviews Wonderful
The Lady Gregory Hotel is next to Coole Park Gardens and features full Irish breakfasts, a restaurant, and a bar. Guests can enjoy free access to the local recreation club and spa.
Score from 316 reviews Very good
This family-run B&B is set in the village of Kinvara on the shores of Galway Bay. It offers en suite rooms with a TV and free Wi-Fi, 3 minutes’ walk from Kinvara Harbour.
Score from 204 reviews Wonderful
The Victoria Hotel is in the center of the city, at Eyre Square Galway, and next to the bus and train station. It has spacious rooms with private bathrooms, a restaurant and a full service bar.
Score from 1034 reviews Good
May 19, 2015
No complains - very good value for money!
The location, the size of the bedrooms, free wifi and very good breakfast
May 7, 2015
Thee was nothing to dislike
Everything was so easy, nothing was too much trouble for our hosts
April 29, 2015
Extremely friendly, helpful and accommodating host. Large and quiet room, greatly appreciated. The host went out of her way to accommodate my dietary requirements. A wonderful stay.
April 29, 2015
The house was located in a quiet area, not too far from the village. We had a double room with a completely new bathroom. The room was equipped with an LCD TV and a tea/coffee maker. There was a very nice sitting room for common use.The whole house was extremely clean. We got tasty English breakfast.
March 21, 2015
The quiet and the hospitality
March 8, 2015
Fussy owner, 80s decor, out of town location, noisy heat system
December 10, 2014
Only thing we did not like was the weather.
Very friendly and helpful staff, would definitely go again
October 25, 2014
The house was a little hard to find as there are a lot of other B&B's in the area and therefore a lot of signposts to navigate; but once we had arrived, it was delightful.
We arrived quite late after driving around all day and the staff were lovely and quick to show us to our room. The room itself was large and warm with a large, highly comfortable bed and spacious and beautiful en-suite. In the morning we arrived downstairs to a delightful (and generous) fry-up breakfast, where the owners were more than happy to ask you about your holiday and where they could recommend on the west coast.
October 17, 2014
There was nothing we did not like about Kinvara Inn B & B!
Location was close to town. The grounds were beautiful, relaxing B & B. Would return again and stay. Felt as if we were staying at a grandma's house. Eileen had a great sense of humor.
October 10, 2014
Only accessable with a car.
Excellent sleep, gracious host and country setting.
October 9, 2014
A little hard to find.
So good for parking and really easy to walk from there to the near bye castle. Quiet and cosy.
October 3, 2014
The owners were very nice, very helpful with advice. The breakfast was wonderful. You can't ask for a better place to stay.
September 17, 2014
We enjoyed our staying at Kinvara with an excellent owner. She makes her home for us to one of the best we had in Ireland.
September 16, 2014
The location was great. Dunguaire Castle is near, and Kinvara is just a little further away. The hot breakfast was very tasty. The staff were good. The man of the house drove us to Clarinbridge for the oyster festival. The lady of the house was chatty and helpful (once you got over the initial frostiness). There was a nice area to sit in at the front of the house (obviously the weather helped.)
September 15, 2014
Everything, no road noise. Bed was comfortable, breakfast was great. Very clean.
September 14, 2014
Nice quiet location with walkable distance to Kinvara
September 3, 2014
very friendly landlady-nice location-good value
August 28, 2014
In the midle of the countryside.
August 28, 2014
We liked the place very much, the facilities and services were perfect. The owners were so kind and they gave us very helpful information about the region. We strongly recommend it to everyone.
August 27, 2014
It was not in or just near Kinvara. It looked most as if they had not finished buildng the property jet. We got a room to the backside of the house. It was obviously that they were waiting for someone to finish the facade
August 26, 2014
Problem with electricity in the evening, no water at night.
Cozy room, good breakfast.
August 10, 2014
Freindly hostess comfortable beds very clean
August 8, 2014
Very comfortable, clean rooms; delicious breakfast; the hostess was very friendly and helpful, and had a wonderful sense of humour -- a thoroughly enjoyable stay.
August 7, 2014
Owner had odd manner and was rather paranoid about getting cash as soon as possible. Breakfast menu was on the tight side.
House was nice
July 31, 2014
We arrived very late but were made welcome in spite of this! Everything, meals, room was outstanding thank you!
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This unique book adopts a problem approach to study the Internet economy, which consists in assessing its contradiction to classic economy, analyzing it, and describing how the Internet economy is developing in modern Russia. The authors study its sense and basic principles, identify the factors that influence its functioning and development, analyze the crisis of the Internet economy, and conduct a comparative analysis of the Internet economy and classic economy.
The book is primarily intended for postgraduates, educators and researchers who study the foundations of the modern macro-economy. Based on the conclusions and results presented here, they will be able to create their own scientific studies. Further, problem analysis of the Internet economy and classic economy makes it possible to identify the peculiarities and prospects of development, and to form recommendations for the highly effective management of modern economic systems.


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Freedom of Expression and the EU’s Ban on Russia Today: A Dangerous Rubicon Crossed
Communications Law, 2022, Volume 27, Issue 4, pp. 186-193
19 Pages Posted: 11 Jan 2023
Date Written: December 2022
In RT France v Council, the General Court of the European Union found that the ban on RT France in the EU did not violate the right to freedom of expression and media freedom, under Article 11 of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights. Notably, the General Court sought to apply principles from case law of the European Court of Human Rights and international human rights law. This article argues that there are serious questions to be raised over the General Court’s reasoning in RT France, and the judgment arguably represents a deeply problematic application of European and international free expression principles.
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- 1 How far is it from Missoula Montana to Lolo Montana?
- 2 Is Missoula worth visiting?
- 3 How far is Libby from Missoula?
- 4 How big is Lolo Montana?
- 5 Is it expensive to live in Missoula Montana?
- 6 Is Libby Montana safe?
- 7 Is Lolo Hot Springs closed?
- 8 What state is Lolo Pass in?
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How far is it from Missoula Montana to Lolo Montana?
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Is Missoula worth visiting?
It is exactly the type of place I love visiting. A vibrant arts culture, foodie cafes & restaurants, an up and coming craft beer scene, and known to have some of the friendliest people around. It’s also a place with rustic architecture and is incredibly photogenic no matter the season.
How far is Libby from Missoula?
There are 127.07 miles from Missoula to Libby in northwest direction and 210 miles (337.96 kilometers) by car, following the US-2 route. Missoula and Libby are 4 hours 40 mins far apart, if you drive non-stop.
How big is Lolo Montana?
Missoula is known for its blue-ribbon trout fishing (made famous by A River Runs Through It) and spectacular natural beauty. The outdoor recreational opportunities are limitless. And we proudly live our history – Native American and Lewis & Clark to Smokejumpers and Glacial Lake Missoula.
Is it expensive to live in Missoula Montana?
Missoula has a population of 72,364, making it both Montana’s second largest city and the 494th largest US city. Missoula has an average monthly rent of $852 which is substantially below the national average rent. The cost of living in Missoula is substantially lower than the national average.
Is Libby Montana safe?
LIBBY — Libby is a safe place to live, work and play, as long as you stay away from the spots that are still contaminated with asbestos. That’s the conclusion of the Environmental Protection Agency, based on thousands of air and soil samples taken from around the community during the past 20 months.
Is Lolo Hot Springs closed?
Lolo Hot Springs is open year-round, but the summer and winter hours vary. We are open on most holidays, but please call us to check our special hours. RV Winter Hours: Closed – Check in at the pool.
What state is Lolo Pass in?
NRHP reference No. Lolo Pass, elevation 5,233 feet (1,595 m), is a mountain pass in the western United States, in the Bitterroot Range of the northern Rocky Mountains. It is on the border between the states of Montana and Idaho, approximately 40 miles (65 km) west-southwest of Missoula, Montana.
How many hot springs are in Idaho?
Yes! Idaho has 130 soakable hot springs, more than any other state, thanks in large part to the Idaho Batholith, 15,400 square miles of mountains created over millions of years by colliding tectonic plates.


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Are there lessons from South African anti-state activism for global human rights movements? Join the Duke Human Rights Center at the Kenan Institute for Ethics Nov. 15, 4:30 – 6:00pm, for a panel conversation about the novel ways in which South Africans are critiquing their chaotic and corrupt government. In everyday action, language and discourse, South Africans are developing new languages of resistance, redefining their relationship with media and politicians, and are finding new ways to reshape their country. These gestures, whether lived or mediated, build on and evoke earlier sites of struggle in South Africa.
- Kerry Chance, Department of Geography & Anthropology, Louisiana State University
- Rosalind Morris, Department of Anthropology, Columbia University
- Moderated by Catherine Mathers, International Comparative Studies, Duke University
The event is part of the on-going discussion series ‘Conversation in Human Rights,’ which brings together panelists from other institutions and Duke faculty to engage with hot-button international human rights issues. The series draws together the social sciences, humanities, law and policy.
The event takes place at the Ahmadieh Family Conference Room (101) in the West Duke Building.
Please RSVP to Deirdre White at email@example.com by 5pm on November 10.

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Too young. Loved some of their stuff.
I didn't know who they were, and then I saw them on Letterman do Zombie. Really fukkin good stuff.
Her first solo album was as good as any the Cranberries released. Her second was just OK, but she could sing the phone book and I’d listen to it. She really made me a fan of the Irish and British female vocalists. Florence Welch, Harriet Wheeler (the Sundays), Adele, Hannah Reid (London Grammar), Jessie J...they just all sing the hell out of whatever they can.
I’ve been bummed at the death of musicians before, Chris Cornell hit me hard, but this one was a massive gut punch. Dolores got into the business at 17, and pretty much grew up in it. She battled bipolar disorder and massive back problems...both of which limited what she could do in the last 10 years. I was really excited because reports of late made it seem like she had gotten both her bipolar and back issues in check and was back recording in London with the Cranberries.
She had done a lot in 30 years in music but yet I feel short changed because I don’t think her work was done.
Mostly I feel for her kids...just $hitty they gave to grow up without their mom.


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Hi kids and sibs and hubby and friends. Below in 7 posts is my "7 Women, 7 Days" stitchings, accompanied by some poetry. Please feel free to comment, re-write, or criticize. I'm not the best writer, it's ouchies on my brain.
Silvia Hoefnagels . Salix Tree


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By Crowther Lab
The previous estimate was approximately three times smaller. Moreover, as nematodes are also found in environments that we did not include in our study, such as deeper soil layers or aquatic ecosystems, the total number of nematodes on the planet will be even greater.
Soil is an important — and often neglected — element of the climate system. It is the second largest carbon store, or ‘sink’, after the oceans, with healthier soils able to store more carbon.
However, until now, our ability to incorporate soil biological activity into climate models was hampered by a lack of even a basic understanding of the distribution of life below-ground. With our dataset and modelling approach, we were able to generate high-resolution maps that show the actual abundance of soil nematodes. Nematodes have a central role in the soil food web and regulate the activity of many other soil organisms, and are therefore an excellent indicator for the functioning and health of soils.
Nematodes are extremely important in the functioning of our world’s soils. Nematodes regulate the abundance and activity of countless other organisms in the soil food web, thereby influencing the rate in which organic matter is processed in the soil. In regions where the activity of nematodes is restricted by low temperatures, i.e. sub-arctic tundra and boreal forest soils, warming is likely to result in increased soil nematode activity, leading to higher carbon emissions from these soils.
Nematodes feed on bacteria, fungi, plant material and even other nematodes and by doing so they regulate the abundance and activity of the countless other organisms in the soil food web, thereby influencing the rate in which organic matter is processed in the soil. During this degradation of organic matter, soil organisms respire CO2 into the atmosphere.
Within similar environments, greater soil nematode abundances will generally support higher biodiversity and increased ecosystem functioning (e.g. plant growth). This does not mean that soils in the arctic are more productive than in the tropics, but on regional scales soil nematode abundance can result in healthier soils. The information we generate can inform landowners which soils to protect and which soils to regenerate to support a healthy soil community.
The abundance of soil nematodes is strongly driven by soil characteristics, such as organic matter content, pH and nutrient availability. In contrast, above-ground animal abundance is driven by climate conditions; more animals are found in temperate and tropic ecosystems than in the arctic.


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Today Natalie and I went to Waterstones and well… I may have bought *some* books. Here’s my book haul!
The first book I picked up was Love, Hate, & Other Filters by Samira Ahmed. This is a new contemporary that I’ve been really excited about, and I was super in the mood for contemporaries! I’m hoping to get to this one this weekend. It’s about a girl who wants to go to film school but is torn due to her Indian heritage, and what her mum wants from her. When a terrorist attack happens in another city, Maya is faced with Islamophobia from the neighbourhood she’s known all her life. I’m really excited because this is #OwnVoices too.
The next book I picked up was Witchborn by Nicholas Bowling. I seem to have a thing for witches right now and I am sooo excited! This follows a girl called Alyce who is currently residing in Bedlam asylum – her mother has been executed for being a witch, and Alyce’s powers are beginning to show… Caught between two warring queens – one on the throne and one in the Tower – Alyce has to fight for her life. I’m currently studying Shakespeare too so although I think this is magical realism, it’ll be really fascinating to read something from around the time he was writing!
The final book I bought in Waterstones today was Where Poppies Blow: The British Soldier, Nature, The Great War by John Lewis-Stempel. This is a non-fiction book about WWI and nature – such as soldiers and their relation to horses, the fields that they fought in, and the vermin that they lived with. I was going to get this over Christmas, but held off – but seeing as I picked it up again, not remembering the title until I read the subtitle, and with a different cover, I thought that it would be something that I would really enjoy so picked it up.
That’s all of the books that I picked up from Waterstones today, but I came home to some book mail!
I bought The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller from The Book Depository, and it arrived today! I actually have this on Kindle, but I’m seeing Madeline Miller at the UEA Spring Literary Festival and often after them the authors do signings, so I really wanted to have a physical copy! I’m so excited to read this: this follows Achilles and Patroclus during the Trojan War, aka a retelling of the Iliad – and they’re lovers! This sticks, I think, close to the story of the Iliad (come on, having read it, they loved each other so much!), and it has incredible ratings, so I can’t wait to read it.
And that’s my book haul! I also grabbed Grave Matter by Juno Dawson from the library, which seems to be a short novella with illustrations about a girl who died and the boy who mourns her. It seems to have a bit of magical realism too.
I really hope you guys have enjoyed this blog post! Let me know if you’ve read any of these books in the comments below. Once I’ve read them, I’ll be reviewing them on my review blog, Sprinkled With Words, so if you’re interested to hear my thoughts on them make sure to head on over there and give it a follow!
Until the next time,


Trump flips St. Lucie County
Beau Slay is a Democrat. He motions toward his peers posted outside the polling place. They're also Democrats, he says.
Yet on Election Day, Slay, a 36-year old manager at Moonswiners Bar-B-Q in Fort Piece, and his peers donned Donald Trump t-shirts, and stood outside the Orange Blossom Mall to give one, final push for their candidate of choice.
"We're all Democrats, but we can't even vote our own party," Slay said. He said he has never seen a group of supporters so passionate about a candidate as those standing behind Trump.
Slay is one of just many Democrats in the traditionally blue St. Lucie County who, in voting for Trump, helped flip key battleground areas throughout Florida.
On the Treasure Coast, St. Lucie County is something of an outlier: 14 precincts in St. Lucie County that voted for Barack Obama in 2012 voted for Trump, while only one precinct in Martin and Indian River Counties combined flipped toward Trump, according to unofficial data from each county's supervisor of elections.
The result is a key loss for Hillary Clinton in a county where Obama received 54 percent of the vote in 2012. In 2016, Trump carried St. Lucie County with 51 percent of the vote. St. Lucie County had a 73.5 percent voter turnout, which is on par with previous years, but less than 2008, when the voter turnout was 77 percent.
Indian River County voters cast a half a percent fewer votes in 2016 as in 2012. It had only one district in downtown Vero Beach flip from Democrat to Republican.
While the Treasure Coast's northernmost counties expressed minor to major political changes, Martin County precincts voted just like they did in 2012. A slightly higher percentage of both Democrats and Republicans cast ballots in 2016 than in 2012, according to Martin County elections data.
As a whole, the Treasure Coast had a 75.7 percent voter turnout, which is just a percent and a half higher than the 2012 election.
It's worth noting that no precincts on the Treasure Coast that voted for Romney in 2012 voted for Clinton in 2016. All of the political flips, at least locally, benefited Trump.


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Aquaruler is a very powerful screen measuring utility with a wide variety of features. Aquaruler measures in a variety of units. It can be useful to all sorts of designers, programmers, and other people whom use their mac for productive purposes.
Aquaruler sports powerful rulers that reside on the top and left edges of your monitor. The 'edge' ruler can be hidden with the click of a mouse. Among other features of the edge ruler are the ability to show the value of the ruler position and/or have a dotted line represent the ruler position. The edge ruler is also semi-transparent so it does not obstruct what you can see on the screen.
Aquaruler's semi-transparent measure box allows you to measure rectangular objects for correct sizing quickly and easily. The measure box also measure diagonally from the bottom left corner to the top right corner allowing you to make point to point measurements- a feature unique to Aquaruler, and not found in any other screen measuring utility.
Anyone that develops for the web knows that it is important to have web sites compatible with other resolutions. The most popular resolution used to browse the web is 800 x 600. You can use the resolution box to give you a viewing 'window' that is that size so you know that your web site displays properly at that resolution.
When the edge ruler is not precision enough, you can open up the drag ruler. The drag ruler is drag gable around the screen and has an optional vertical ruler attached to it. It also sports buttons to move it 1 pixel in any direction. To make measuring even easier you can easily set the transparency of the drag ruler.
Screen Guide Lines
These ever so useful lines have a very small footprint. They are great for measuring distances. Aquaruler has an unlimited number of screen guide lines which can have their color changed. One can also tell distances between two of the same oriented lines. Screen guide lines can be used for more than measuring! They can be used to align objects while you are designing too! This handy little tool has countless possibilities.
The zoom feature magnifies the area around the mouse cursor. The zoom is very versatile as it can have it's magnification and viewing area changed. To make the zoom feature even more useful, it shows the color that is underneath the mouse cursor. The color is displayed as RGB, web color, and nearest web safe color.
The zap ruler allows you to make two types of measurements very quickly. All you have to do is press "control-shift" or hit a button and you can measure with the zap ruler. The zap ruler itself allows you to measure a straight distance from one point to another, and tells you the exact distance! To make the zap ruler even better, you can hold shift and measure a rectangular area.
The angle tool is optimized for drawing at selected angles. However, it can be used to measure angles. It's color can be changed, but the darkness varies depending on the color where the tool is displayed. This tool can be shown when one clicks the mouse, or when one clicks the mouse and holds a key.
Aquaruler has even more to offer! Among other features is the ability to set the Pixels Per Inch that the rulers draw themselves at. This is useful so that inches, centimeters, and picas correspond with a physical ruler. Aquaruler also offers a variety of inches settings, picas, millimeters, centimeters, and pixels to be displayed as the ruler unit. A full screen cross hair is also available. Aquaruler can easily be hidden and unhidden so it is always there but not there. Try Aquaruler today and find out how useful it can be!
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Women of Worth (WOW) Conference Returns to Piscataquis County
Dover-Foxcroft, Maine: Growing the Communicator Within, The Elements of Successful Professional Interactions will
be the focus of the Women of Worth Conference brought to you this year by the Resource Exchange, a community
coalition of social service agencies, businesses and community members.
The one day conference will be held from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm Wednesday, April 23, at Foxcroft Academy in
Held on Administrative Professional’s Day annually, this years’ event is designed to honor, entertain, educate and
inspire women of all ages.
Shannon Kinney, founder and client success officer of Dream Local Digital will be this year’s keynote speaker.
Kinney has 15 years’ experience helping businesses develop successful internet brands, such as cars.com,
careerbuilder.com and over 60 online media properties for newspapers all over the US and Canada. She was recently
named one of the Women to Watch in 2013 by Maine Biz Magazine. In addition to her keynote address, she will be
offering a workshop on using social media for work and advancement.
Other workshops will cover upgrading your customer service skills, dealing with difficult people, communicating
self-worth and establishing credibility, and making your network work for you and more.
The conference cost is $49 per person and includes a breakfast bar, lunch & a dessert buffet.
Contact Sheree Brown at 974-2440 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.org. Registration forms and other conference information
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The History of Talcum Powder
Two different juries, over the past year, have awarded punitive as well as compensatory damages to plaintiffs who filed lawsuits against Johnson & Johnson related to talcum powder.
Against Johnson & Johnson, over 1,000 additional lawsuits have been filed making a claim that the conglomerate was aware of the association between the use of the product, and development of ovarian cancer, yet neglected to warn customers.
The history of talcum powder, and the use of cosmetics based in talcum with Baby Powder, began after the turn of the 20th century, when Johnson & Johnson initiated a marketing of the product to mothers and their children.
The manufacturer, from this point forward, developed the brand of Baby Powder by primarily appealing to women via advertisements in multimedia.
Presently, the reported average revenue of Johnson & Johnson derived from talcum powder products sale, which per year can easily exceed $300 million.Published Research of Hazards of Talcum Powder
Researchers, yet, indicated the risk of the use of talc particles around the genital area of females via a host of studies published around the 1970s, part of the history of talcum powder,
This research initially opined that particles of talc entered the reproductive system of a woman through the opening of the vagina, migrating into the uterus and the cervix, with movement to the ovaries through the fallopian tubes.
Scientists, while conducting the study, found particles of talc embedded in a vast number tested of ovarian tumors.
Daniel Cramer, a Harvard professor and physician at Brigham and Women’s hospital in Boston, published a study in 1982, which made claims that women who supposedly used talc around the genital area were reported three times potentially to develop ovarian cancer.
Since the publishing of this research, some additional studies have identified as well a vast increase in risk, approximately 33%, for the occurrence of ovarian cancer among frequent users of talcum powder.
Johnson and Johnson, despite the number of various studies which suggests the association, continues to dispute that the discoveries are based on reliable and consistent data; thus, has not included on any warning label the risk for products based in talc.
Against Johnson & Johnson, attorneys of the plaintiffs in recent lawsuits have cited a memo from the company internally, which dates back to the early 1990s, in an attempt to prove the company had knowledge of the likely risks posed to female consumers of talcum powder.
Although this memo depicts negative publicity from the medical community on the inhalation of talc, negative doctor. endorsement, cancer linkage, dust, et al., as a key obstacle for the company, it still strives to depict growth opportunities which exist within African-American and Hispanic communities.
With knowledge of the history of talcum powder, juries held liable the manufacturer for conspiracy, negligence, and failure to warn customers of risks involved.
Attorneys continue to review claims that Shower to Shower, Baby Powder, and other products of talcum powder contributes to ovarian cancer development.
You or a family member may have received a diagnosis of ovarian cancer, and used talcum powder previously on or close to the genital area.

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This meatless skillet dinner has it all- pasta, beans and spinach cooked in a quick meal that’s ready in 30 minutes.
BBQ Beef Tortillas
Bacon Chicken Bake
Turkey Pasta Alfredo
Light Sour Cream Chicken Enchiladas

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I found this post buried in my blog archives this week, and decided it needed a second chance. I originally wrote it two years ago, but I’ve rescued it, done some editing, and re-posted it here. Maybe 24-year-old me had something to say, after all.
I’m reminded of a song by Alexi Murdoch – a great artist who I discovered on a very gray day in March about two years ago. When I first listened to this song, I couldn’t decide whether the bare trees and pale sky had suddenly become more beautiful, or whether it was these words that made the day seem more alive.
And if I stumble, and if I stall,
And if I slip now, and if I should fall,
And if I can’t be all that I could be,
Will you, will you wait for me?
I’m remembering all of the mistakes I’ve made. I’m remembering the times that I pushed and contorted and re-wrote relationships in my head, trying too hard to make them work. I’m remembering the time when I betrayed my friends and wound up hurting a lot of people. I’m remembering the accidents, the mis-communications, and the hurtful words I’ve said.
I’ve spent so much time wrestling with uncertainty.
I’ve spent two years going through the motions of going to church and talking about Jesus and attending a Bible study, but I can’t seem to get over my pervasive doubt, born out of all the shattered expectations and messed up relationships and hypocritical Christians and suffering I’ve seen brought about by a God who promises to make everything work together for good for those who love him. I know it all in my head, but I no longer feel anything in my heart.
Will you wait for me while I make mistakes? Will you wait for me while I struggle to find meaningful relationships? Will you wait for me while I struggle to figure it out? Will you wait for me while I am uncertain?
Because I know that someday – granted I don’t die tomorrow – I will become more mature, more certain about what I believe, more sure of myself.
If I’ve learned anything at all over the past few years, it’s that honesty is never a wasted. Friendship is never a mistake, even if it’s only for a short time. Even when I find myself at the end of a relationship, wondering if the little bit of good in the beginning was worth the horribly painful mess at the end, it’s not for me to say whether I would have been better off alone.
Yesterday as I was thinking about all of these things, I heard a small voice in my head. “Do you trust me?”
Looking back, I see this tiny thread that’s connecting everything together. I see the situations that have fallen into place at just the right time. I’ve made mistakes, and learned from them.
After everything, I find myself saying “Yes, I trust you. But will you wait for me?”