text: I had some fun ideas for him when I applied, but mostly it was a spur of the moment thing and...it's not working out very well at all. I have totally failed at keeping up with him, and I just...feel like I'd rather bring him back to capeandcowl. I don't know why he isn't working here for me--it should be a decent enough setting for him--but he isn't really. So...he's probably going.
  General: This is completely eating up my time and energy right now, but considering it's been open for just under a week, I guess that's probably to be expected. It's also stressing me out more than a game should, so if I don't get used to it, I'm going to have to suck it up and give up some creative control so that I'm not the one making all the tough decisions.
  Katniss is hard to play. I can do it, but can I keep doing it? What kind of CR is she going to establish here? I initially picked her up in part to provide some balance between animu and Western-media characters and in part because her reaction to the setting would be interesting, but I'm not sure how well that will work out long-term. I might keep her, or I might drop her in order to focus on others here. We'll see.
  I need to finish rereading/catching up on Claymore so I have all the necessary setting/flavor information and such, but other than that, I'm getting along pretty well with Teresa. It's hard to pin down a voice for her, but I'm working on it, and I may write some fic to establish headcanon and the like. She has the potential shaping up for interesting CR with Fate and Death, I think. I hope the Clare reserver goes through with her application, because I would really like to play Teresa against an adult Clare and see what happens.
  
  It will always be a firm favourite with interior fans and designers; the industrial look is really accessible and is great mix with other trends including Mid Century and Scandi and of course you can bring in any paint colours you like.
  This year it’s having a resergence in online stores with more and more choices for you to bring the industrial look to your home.
  The key materials for this look are brushed metals, concrete, cork and wood. Exposed bulbs instead of using lamp shades, and wire and mess shelving units bring the look together. It’s very simple to achieve and you can go as far as you like with it.
  If you are looking for inspiration and love reading about other peoples interiors we cannot recommend enough Urban Pioneer by Sara Emslie. The converted warehouse spaces she features in her book are the perfect way to be inspired and look at how you can achieve a similar design in your home.
  1st column: mirror with shelf from grahamandgreen.co.uk [ £95 ], leather bar stool from rockettstgeorge.co.uk [ £150 ], concrete dining table from made.com [ £529 ]
  3rd column: wallpaper from muralswallpaper.co.uk [ from £25 ], concrete chair from tindesign.co.uk [ £419 ], lamp selection from westelm.co.uk
  Posted on June 30, 2017 June 30, 2017 by home:blogPosted in trendsTagged concrete, exposed brickwork, furniture, industrial, lighting, metals, panels, warehouse, wood. Leave a comment	
  By using stencils (or freehand if very creative) you can produce a unique, look for an outdoor area – choosing from styles including geometric, Moroccan, ethnic, bohemian or midcentury.
  We found some great sites offering tutorials and design ideas of how to achieve these looks including The House Of Wood, Cutting Edge Stencils, and Stencil Search.
  Posted on June 29, 2017 June 29, 2017 by home:blogPosted in madeTagged design, diy, garden, garden design, made, make, outdoor living, outdoors, patio, patterns, print, stencil. Leave a comment	
  We’ve spotted this cool industrial luggage rack from Rockett St George, and we love it. Perfect for a hallway or kitchen to hang coats and scarves or pots and utensils. Will even work in a bathroom for storing towels. The options are endless.
  The charcoal grey finish will fit in with most interiors and what makes this item even better is that it’s only £55.
  Posted on June 28, 2017 June 28, 2017 by home:blogPosted in nice priceTagged accessories, furniture, industrial, luggage rack, rockettstgeorge.co.uk, shelving, storage, walldecor. Leave a comment	
  Husband & Wife team Dean & Jeska Hearne have created an online store full of gorgeous well designed, durable and desirable items for your home. With a strong focus to inspire their customers to think about the items you buy for your home, bringing these independently produced products to the forefront of the collection.
  ‘We provide quality goods with an honest provenance that we use in our day-to-day lives, items made to ladt that will not fuel the throwaway nature of the modern world, heirlooms of the future. We hope to inspire a curiosity and desire within people to make more sustainable and ethical choices.’
  Our favourite pieces include their woven baskets, throws and ceramics. Head to the website, explore and find your perfect item. We assure it will be more then just the one.
  Posted on June 26, 2017 June 25, 2017 by home:blogPosted in featuredTagged accessories, artisan, ceramics, handmade, independent, lifestyle store, makers, online store, soft furnishings. Leave a comment	
  A definite date for the diary with a chance to hear from interiors experts, network and ask all the right questions amongst design experts. Book in for the event to be inspired plus enjoy refreshments, goodies and prizes!
  They say: Layerhome.com has teamed up with luxury home-rental destination onefinestay for this inspiring panel event, inviting three design greats to share the stories behind their established careers and offer a personal look at the designs of their own homes.
  With a penchant for the avant garde and an eclectic trademark style, you’ll meet interior designer Shaun Clarkson who has led the way in the interiors industry for over twenty years. Secondly, Layer is delighted to welcome Harvard educated Dara Huang to the panel, the creative force behind international, award-winning architecture and design practice, Design Haus Liberty. Finally, hear from commodities trader turned luxury interior designer Rachel Laxer who will bring a fascinating insight into the value of investing in antiques that she applies to her loyal clientele from Silicon Valley, New York and London.
  Join Layer, onefinestay and the panellists for an evening of design inspiration, sickeningly beautiful home images, stimulating discussions and a good glass of wine.
  Posted on June 25, 2017 by home:blogPosted in eventsTagged discussion, event, events, homeware, interior design, interiors, layerhome, london, network, onefinestay, panel, seminar, talk. Leave a comment	
  You can always be sure to find great homeware in Oliver Bonas. Their trend lead pieces with their trademark style and colour pallete will always appeal.
  Our pick from them is the Alba lighting collection. This sleek angular design with its narrow stem and gold accents will look great in any space. Choose from a wall light [ £70 ], table lamp [ £95 ] and floor lamp [ £175 ].
  Posted on June 24, 2017 June 23, 2017 by home:blogPosted in found thisTagged black, floor lamp, gold, lighting, oliver bonas, table lamp, wall decor, wall light, white. Leave a comment	
  This summer sees a trend that embraces the natural Earth, sustainability and grounding ourselves with the planet we walk on.
  It creates a warm interior and encourages a slower pace. The tones compliment each other and work along side each other alike to the natural world.
  Using tones of each shade, build up this look through soft furnishings, furniture and all the way to wall finishes. Embrace textured coloured wall papers, feature walls in painted choices and subtle texture and pattern in throws and cushions including the use of silks, linens, weaves and matt finishes in ceramics and furniture.
  Posted on June 23, 2017 June 21, 2017 by home:blogPosted in trendsTagged design, homeware, interior design, interiors, trend, trends. Leave a comment	
  Storing magazines and favourite publications usually end up being under a coffee table or stacked up in a bookshelf. Why not show them off by making some alternative shelving. Keep it simple with a few pieces of wood or how about a cool leather strap to hold your magazines.
  Posted on June 22, 2017 June 22, 2017 by home:blogPosted in madeTagged diy, homemade, ikea, ladder, leather, magazine holder, magazine shelf, wood. Leave a comment	
  The popular industrial design of cage lights have been a strong trend in interiors and this trend is now available for outdoor garden styling.
  Grab a bargain from the Sainsbury’s outdoor range – these solar powered string of cage lights was £12.50 but is now £9.37
  Posted on June 21, 2017 June 19, 2017 by home:blogPosted in nice priceTagged cage light, garden, garden styling, light, lighting, lights, outdoor living, outdoors. Leave a comment	
  
  They say they are running 24/7, but try to buy a 5 box of buckshot. Or any .223, .308, .38/.357, .45 ACP, or damn near anything else.
  The .380 has never been a big seller anyway. With a run on .380, that stuff is about as rare as hens teeth! LOL!
  People ain't "stupid", regardless of what the 3 stooges think! Most bought firearms in popular or easily recognizable calibers. The 4 you listed are probably THE most popular, therefore, disappearing rapidly from known ammo sales locales! (Academy, Cabelas, Bass Pro, etc, etc)
  I think it varies from region to region. I am going to Cabelas today for something else I will see what they have on hand.
  I get e-mails from various places notifying me when they get ammo in. You should get on some mailing lists for the same info.
  I'm not buying it. I'd like to know to whom it is shipped. I have been searching for primers and powder almost daily at dozens of top web sites since September. I have found no primers for sale anywhere since that time. I have received notifications of inventory arrivals at midway a time or two but by the time I can log in, they are "out of stock". The word is that store shelves at all stores in Atlanta have been bare since before Thanksgiving. If someone has made the decision to supply pistol shooters only, I'd like to hear who made that decision. Why aren't primers distributed evenly to pistol, rifle, shotgun and black powder markets?
  Supposedly, record levels of hunting ammo is being made but I would like to know just who sold it in the last six months and to whom. At least in the Obama hoarding spree, we occasionally saw a bullet or a primer for sale. Now there is and has been nothing. I'd say give the pistol shooters a rest and start supplying reloading components (hunting seasons are all but over). with rationing limits on purchases.
  I've had to stop shooting in club matches due to lack of primers. I did theoretically find some Varget a few weeks ago but have yet to see it. Barak Obama was famous for his philosophy that you don't have to legislate the demise of the 2nd Amendment. You just have to eliminate ammunition supply and people's firearms will be useless.
  There is a video of Federal President and he said they are going full out 24/7. Showed us in a tour of the Minn Plant. Several reasons for hard to find - 7 million new guns last year. All Manuf. are seeing the same big demand increase and they get their primer orders filled by Federal first.
  I saw both his videos. If they are producing primers at record volume, SOMEBODY still has to be selling that ammo. And you would think that there would still be enough for a reloader once in a while. You can't buy it anywhere. If Manufacturers are selling it at the highest rate in history, I should be able to buy something within 6 months of searching. I know he says all primers are going into ammo. I may have to buy ammo and punch the primers out for my reloading.
  DakotaMan- Just a question for my general fund of knowledge. Would it not be easier to pull the bullets, dump the powder and reload never fired brass? Or do you want your brass formed to a specific chamber? Or is the pull, dump and recharge, reseat, not precise enough for your application. Seeking information!
  
  Is there a way to edit the world file to have the camera follow the model? I am rerunning the same simulation right now and trying to save time instead of right-clicking my model and selecting "Follow"
  
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  I rank these objects based on certain score (based on criterias) they can make, the higher the better. Thus, generating only high score objects => Easy difficulty , low score objects => Hard
  I have looked around the internet for tutorials but didn't find specific curve definition function (mathematical/statistical function) for a simple endless running game ? Am I taking the process wrong ?
  @makertoo One of the first design choices you need to make is how long you want a typical session to be. Sometimes, short & sweet can be more fun on mobile in particular, creating an underfeeding with a "just one more round!" loop effect. Say, 1-2 minutes. Next, you can decide what positive, reinforcing events you want in any session, and at what timinig -- maybe you decide you want at least one happy boost through gaining relevant score every 10-20 seconds. Having laid out those, you can look for tells (like "player generates very high score within 30 seconds") that push advanced players to the next level quicker, so that their need for a challenge is satisfied; you can also pepper your game with optional goodies which beginner players can ignore, but which advanced players can decide to hunt after in a self-challenge (think extra stars).
  @JPhilipp Thank you for the reply. I am willing to have a game short, like a flappy bird or the running dinosaur on Chrome. At least for a first version, I am not willing to add elements, just keep it simple ( no discrete levels but rather a long party with growin difficulty). I am working alone on the game and I know that for a first version I must not be greedy. The highlight of the game is when the player collects great falling objects and have higher score.
  
  If that would have happened on Trump's watch, you'd have been able to hear the screaming and name calling clear to the space station.
  Yeah the democrats got their N Korean election photo-op and then the prop soldiers get to sleep in a garage at 40 degrees with 2 toilets.
  Biden is sure big on the military though.Wheeling out soldiers for this and now declaring covid a 'wartime' exercise.
  So i stuck a live spider into my foreskin, and now its dead and i think its stuck, what should i do? ?
  
  To meet the unique needs of students and lecturers at University of New South Wales, Microsoft invited Antares, a part of the Cloud Collective, to develop a custom world-first AI-infused chatbot built into Microsoft Teams that answers student questions.
  Seeking new ways to improve the learning experience, Antares, Microsoft, and the University of New South Wales partnered to deliver Dr. David Kellermann’s engineering course through Microsoft Teams to over 500 students. As a result of the successful adoption of Teams, a new problem was introduced: the large amount of collaboration through the Teams’ channels produced a very long list of questions (too many for lecturer and tutors to keep track of).
  To solve this, Antares developed Question Bot, or QBot, a fit-for-purpose bot based on Microsoft’s Cognitive Services platform that integrates artificial intelligence capabilities into a student’s Teams environment.
  QBot can ‘learn,’ interceding and answering complex questions on behalf of tutors. Antares continues to add enhancements to the bot’s capabilities, including introducing QR codes onto worksheets so the bot could understand the context of a photo question, and integrating the bot with Stream to provide time-stamped video link answers to students. The solution has attracted unprecedented attention both locally and abroad, and, both within the education sector and beyond.
  The University’s School of Mechanical Engineering wanted to trial a new way of engaging with students online, leveraging modern technology to improve collaboration and facilitate faster information sharing.
  Tutors in the School of Mechanical Engineering manage classes with up to 500 students. However, lecture halls only physically seat 300 students, so the faculty turned to the Microsoft technology stack to find a way to deliver a richer learning experience.
  The first step was to test the viability of a modern system by implementing Microsoft Teams to improve the flow of information.
  Unable to address these challenges using the standard Microsoft Teams platform, Microsoft invited a trusted partner – Antares – to develop a customised version of Teams that would meet the needs of the University.
  Needing to act fast, Antares collaborated with stakeholders to develop a proof of concept. Leveraging the embedded security across the full Microsoft stack, the Antares team was able to launch a pilot program within 8 weeks.
  New iterations were tested within small groups, so that feedback could be incorporated, and an improved version released as quickly as possible.
  To address the specific challenge of unanswered questions, Antares integrated Microsoft Cognitive Services with Microsoft Teams and developed an AI-enabled Bot. QBot was programmed to send notifications to each lecturer responsible for answering specific questions, to ensure no question went unanswered.
  QBot was also set up to “learn” – essentially allowing it to intercede and answer questions on behalf of lecturers. This led to tremendous time savings for lecturers who did not need to answer the same questions repeatedly, and a better user experience for students who could get instant answers to pressing questions.
  Contextual data on students also improved the speed and quality of tutor response times. Tutors no longer had to sift through streams of questions and could focus on questions from their direct students.
  The solution has scaled to use machine learning to create personalised and optimised study packs for every single student in the engineering class, based on a prediction of what their exam result would be 2 weeks before the final test. This means that the solution has the ability to personalise and tailor learning for every individual. As you can imagine, this also means students are provided a more well-rounded and higher quality education.
  Not only can the Teaching and Learning Solution personalise learning, but it has been enhanced to include automated marking for tutors. Tutors save huge amounts of time as the AI can mark student exams. If, for example, a student left a page blank, a human never even has to see that page. We have also developed the capability for the AI to mark complex hand drawn engineering diagrams. Not only that, the AI is able to find errors in assessments that were made by humans.
  Sharing lecturer recordings to students with time-stamped video links of the exact moment where a question is answered. Watch a demo of this here.
  “What we’ve done is totally unprecedented. Antares was fantastic, and it was a unique project that was a lot of fun. They were very collaborative, and there was lots of brainstorming, with flexibility in terms of building what we knew we wanted. We’re very happy with the finished product.”
  Initial results from UNSW Engineering staff and students are overwhelmingly positive. Students were quick to adopt the expanded Microsoft Teams platform, which offers an intuitive and personalised user experience. They are also able to receive increasingly instantaneous responses, providing them with access to the vital information they need to succeed. The simplified flow and structure of information, aligned with student and course formats, provides faculty more time to spend on meaningful work and quality engagement with students, rather than trying to keep up with asked and answered questions. Overall, the unprecedented technology improvements have had a positive impact on culture and opened new doorways to information exchange and learning.
  Dr. Kellermann was able to identify at-risk students before the final exam and reach out to them personally to prevent course dropouts
  As the features of QBot continue to grow as Antares and Dr. Kellermann work together to create a new education experience for students and teachers alike, it has become increasingly clear to us that these benefits should be utilised by every teaching organisation in the world. Speaking directly to Microsoft’s mission, the solution empowers both the individual and the organisation to achieve so much more.
  “We’ve had quick adoption from almost all students and so far it’s running really smoothly. This team has the highest engagement rate of all classes in the whole school. When we asked for feedback last semester, 100% either said it was helpful or they hadn’t used it, so there was no negative feedback.” Dr David Kellermann, Lecturer, School of Mechanical Engineering.
  The University of New South Wales and Antares (part of the Cloud Collective) are looking to stretch the boundaries of this customised Microsoft Teams implementation even further, by exploring new ways to improve student learning experiences.
  With the large student numbers and high levels of engagement, QBot itself will quickly see exponential growth in its depth of knowledge, essentially becoming an expert student in its own right and further enabling the productivity of lecturers.
  Overall, the unprecedented technological improvements have had a positive impact on the University’s course culture and opened new doorways to information exchange and learning. With such a positive response from a large school within the UNSW Sydney School of Mechanical Engineering, Antares is already working to roll out similar programs across the globe to enhance collaboration and efficiency for all students and lecturers in all leading education institutions.
  “This is just the beginning. The technology is there to facilitate and make us more efficient so we can have more quality engagement with students.” Dr David Kellermann, Lecturer, School of Mechanical Engineering.
  Interested in following UNSW’s footsteps and making your organisation more data-driven today? Antares is holding a free, virtual workshop for companies wanting to improve their decision-making with data, and foster a more analytics-driven culture amongst their employees. Head to the link below to register your interest in the workshop or request additional information about it.
  
  Meeting ATO requirements with ease: Antares data transformation robot streamlines tax compliance reporting
  Can a robot help multinational companies streamline global tax compliance? Here’s how Antares helped a leading tax reporting software provider develop an intelligent data transformation solution.
  Wolters Kluwer is the world’s largest provider of tax and accounting information services. Its software development arm, CCH, has an established platform for tax compliance reporting software known as CCH Integrator. CCH Integrator is one of the only cloud-based software solutions capable of managing global tax compliance, with widespread adoption among multinational corporations.
  In June 2016, the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) introduced stronger tax reporting requirements for multinational corporations with annual global income exceeding $1 billion. As part of these changes, the ATO mandated country-by-country reporting of tax information as part of a suite of international measures to combat tax avoidance.
  To support country-by-country reporting, the ATO introduced strict standardised reporting requirements. Instead of providing a zip file or hardcopy records, multinational corporations must now submit financial records electronically using the ATO’s prescribed XML schema.
  The new reporting requirements presented a substantial challenge for many multinational corporations. The burden of the complex data formatting, packing and transmission activities needed to complete the reporting was significant. Many of these activities cannot be performed efficiently with standard business management software tools such as Microsoft Office, which created another hurdle for corporations required to partake in country-by-country reporting.
  Although CCH’s tax compliance reporting software assisted with country-by-country reporting efforts, corporations were still required to:
  Recognising the inefficiencies in this process, CCH needed a new solution to streamline the reporting process. It sought to improve user experience and strengthen data integrity.
  CCH engaged Antares to design a solution that would assist multinational corporations to complete country-by-country reporting. CCH recognised Antares’ team as both R&D specialists and solution delivery experts, making them the perfect choice for designing a complex new software solution.
  Antares adopted an agile approach, working in sprints to design a custom solution to overcome CCH’s specific challenges. The solution that emerged was an intelligent robot (‘Bob the Robot’) that could extract unstructured data from source systems, as well as learn information about the context of the data to minimise future effort.
  Modeled on Microsoft Office platforms, ‘Bob the Robot’ has a familiar interface and operates as a single portable self-contained Robot (.robx file). It works to improve the submission of country-by-country reporting data in the following ways:
  Import data: Users can import raw unstructured data files from the general ledger, accounts payable, account receivable and other source systems to integrate information in a single location.
  Teach Bob: As an intelligent robot, Bob can learn about specific data preparation processes, such as embedding a corporate dictionary of terms or stipulating transformation rules. Rules can be stored, repeated and reviewed at any time, eradicating the need for users to design complex manual spreadsheets.
  Run Bob: With data imported and rules defined, ‘Bob the Robot’ cleans, filters, groups, summarises and transposes financial information into the ATO’s prescribed output. In doing so, they automatically populate disclosures in CCH Integrator.
  “We engage Antares regularly to help to innovate and come up with solutions using newer technology sets. The Antares consulting team, led by Johnny Chung, continue to deliver above our expectations, challenging our thinking in terms of what can be achieved with technology and delivering a quality deliverable that our end users can rely on. In the latest project, Johnny and his team helped to develop a solution to transform the way in which accounting and tax professionals transform data into form ready for easy consumption by CCH Integrator. Using Robotic Process Automation principles, we developed a Data Transformation Robot called “Bob” who can be taught by accounting tax professionals to automate mundane data manipulation typically performed in Excel by highly paid professionals. The result – after 8 months of design, development, QA and market testing, we have a product which has already been delivered to over 20 major Australian corporations to help reconcile their intercompany transactions.” – Jim Edwards, Global Director – CCH Integrator at Wolters Kluwer
  ‘Bob the Robot’ has transformed the user experience and quality of country-by-country reporting data. It has streamlined preparation, review and electronic filing processes, freeing tax professionals to focus on strategic operations rather than burdensome reporting.
  Speed to market – Antares’ agile approach helped CCH deploy a successful project in just five months. While the ATO defined reporting requirements, CCH rapidly built and launched a solution to streamline the reporting burden for its users.
  Time savings – Clients using CCH Integrator say the solution has reduced the time taken to prepare reports from several days to just one hour.
  Easy to use – ‘Bob the Robot’ is easy to use and requires minimal training. The highly flexible tool deals with any source data format, making it easy to interoperate with other data management solutions.
  Machine automation – ‘Bob the Robot’ automates routine, complex and mundane data preparation tasks. It forces data assumptions to be documented and made transparent for easy repetition, review and knowledge transfer.
  Data integrity – Users upload files into a purpose-built, rules-based system, rather than relying on spreadsheets. ‘Bob the Robot’ filters, cleans, validates, enhances and summarises transactions directly into the ATO’s reporting files with accuracy.
  Risk mitigation – ‘Bob the Robot’ provides a clear audit trail of how ATO reports are prepared, which supports data visibility and transparency.
  CCH has launched ‘Bob the Robot’ to assist with country-by-country reporting in the coming tax year. With the solution live, Antares is gathering user feedback to guide future product development.
  While there is more data available than ever, its value can only be realised when used to generate information, knowledge and actions. That’s why Antares specialises in implementing data solutions that both align with business needs and deliver results quickly. For more information, contact us: info@antaressolutions.com.au.
  
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