 of the best pieces of art work from the competition will be displayed in the pub and the overall winner will win a top prize. All art entries must be submitted to the pub by Sunday March 5th 2017 and include your name, contact details and theme. We look forward to seeing what you come up with. Get out there, get inspired and get to work!I tried one (Mooncup) for about 6 months, but I didn't enjoy it. I found it difficult to put in, difficult to take out, and I didn't enjoy looking at all the blood. I found it really hard to 'break the seal' or whatever, and it was fiddly and uncomfortable trying. On top of that, I often didn't get a tight seal and would still leak and have to wear panty liners. Uni/work bathrooms did not have an adjacent sink so I couldn't really empty it, put it back in and walk out with blood on my hands. Not to mention public bathrooms (brrr). I also don't enjoy boiling it in a pot to sterilise, I didn't want to look at it, let alone take it to my kitchen (and I hated the silicony irony smell it had).

I switched to period panties of late and I've never been happier.<issue_start><issue_comment>Title: JavaServiceDistributionPlugin supports configuring java agents
username_0: Early draft, pushing for early feedback before I invest too much time working in the wrong direction

## Before this PR
Difficult to add java agents to distributions

## After this PR
==COMMIT_MSG==
JavaServiceDistributionPlugin supports configuring java agents
==COMMIT_MSG==

## Possible downsides?
Agents are scary
<issue_comment>username_1: @username_0 change looks sane to me!
<issue_comment>username_0: Thanks, @username_1! I'll put together some test coverage tomorrow.
<issue_comment>username_0: oof, builds are sad with `org.gradle.api.UncheckedIOException: de.undercouch.gradle.tasks.download.org.apache.http.client.ClientProtocolException: Not Found (HTTP status code: 404, URL: https://www.yourkit.com/download/YourKit-JavaProfiler-2020.9-b416.zip)`

Looks like I may need to retrigger later
<issue_comment>username_2: ugh, that has happened before in the past, yourkit removes old versions from their website. I thought I had done something to fix this in the past, like an excavator to update it.
<issue_comment>username_2: I think we were also debating whether or not we needed to package yourkit anymore too.
<issue_comment>username_3: Released [4.28.0](https://github.com/palantir/sls-packaging/releases/tag/4.28.0)Here’s what we already know: Google is working with many electronics manufacturers, including Asus, HTC, LG, Motorola, Samsung, Intel, and Qualcomm, to establish a line of devices that run on Android Wear.
The controls will be more voice-recognition-based than touchscreen-based. Like with previous Android devices, speaking “OK Google” into the device will ready the device for responding to a variety of voice commands.
Google also takes advantage of the exercise-related benefits of wearable devices. Users of Android Wear will be able to monitor their health with fitness goals and summaries.
At the I/O conference, we’ll get a look at Samsung’s first device that uses Android Wear. Samsung is working on two smartwatches that run on Android Wear: one that uses their own processers, and another that uses chips made by Qualcomm. It is unclear which of these two devices Samsung plans on debuting at the I/O conference.
Samsung will hope this device fares better than the disaster that was the Galaxy Gear, which was met with universally negative tech critic reviews and over 30% of Gears sold at Best Buy were returned by unsatisfied customers.
Reports have surfaced that LG and Motorola may also unveil smartwatches of their own that run on Android Wear at the conference.
The growth rate of smartphone and tablet markets is beginning to dwindle. The wearable devices market, however, is exploding. In 2013, 6 million wearable devices were shipped worldwide. In 2014, the number of worldwide shipments is expected to reach 19 million, a threefold increase in just one year. By 2018, this figure will reach 112 million.
Even though the wearable market is growing at a higher rate, it is important to remember their sales and shipments are still dwarfed by smartphones, which are expected to sell 1.8 billion units in 2018.
Not to be one to miss riding a passing trend, Google’s perennial competitor Apple will throw its hat into the wearable devices ring in October with the debut of their smartwatch, the iWatch. Apple boasts that this device will feature advanced biometrics for exercise and a 4 – 5 day battery life. And if Apple’s previous products are any indication, it is sure to be stylish.
Considering the sustaining success of the iPod, Apple seems to have the upper hand over Google in the realm of smartwatches. To Google’s advantage: by debuting Android Wear-run devices this June, they will get at least a small, 3 month head start over Apple. We will have to wait until Wednesday to see if Google and associates can make the most of this slight and temporary advantage.
It is not long ago that a new website is launched which provides agents and students with comparative results for different types of international English exams.
The tool was designed for university and for English language school administrators, but also for students, agents, employers and employees who could print out the list of equivalents and take it for example to a job interview to have more information about their English skills.
In addition, you could also check the nearest test centres for each exam in the United Kingdom. (But they want to extend the system that it works across the world.) There you could search for the city or for the exam you want to pass.
Another feature on the page is that you get all information about the different language exams. So you can check the main parts of each exam and who should pass it to get the language certificate.
The last part of the website is the section “Test your English”. There you have to answer a few questions and the Islington Centre for English in London will send you the results via mail. In addition, there is no time limit to answer the question. So you have enough time to think about every answer and to make effort.
Others have given what would be the standard approaches by classical statisticians, although I note that transforming the variables will also change the shape of the relationship (it will no longer be linear - but often the non-linear relationship will be a better fit). 

The most common approach in econometrics would be to consider heteroscedasticity-robust standard errors, e.g. the Huber-White estimator. This might be done in conjunction with transforming one or both variables, depending on what kind of relationship makes most sense.The dynamics of the ring-closure reaction of poly-1,2-bis(2-methylthien-3-yl)perfluorocyclopentene in chloroform solution is investigated. Ultrafast transient absorption spectra are measured using 260 nm pump pulses. It is shown that the optical switching occurs on a sub-200 fs timescale. The presence of a transient band around 450 nm, which disappears in ∼200 ps, is ascribed to excited-state absorption of the dithiophene moiety.
Raven and Marvin are the type of couple that you just want to know; effortlessly cool, incredibly nice, and have great style. Raven is a writer, blogger, comic book aficionado, and the creative behind @_byraven. We hit it off right away. Their wedding took place at Room 1520 in December of 2011. The vision was to have an intimate wedding (less than 90 guests!) with beautiful and thoughtful details.
The escort card table was one of the first tables that guests saw and it was beautiful and unique. The table was filled with photos of Raven and Marvin with their families throughout their lives and in the middle of the table was a centerpiece of branches that the escort cards {with comic book backing} hung from.
Comic books are a big part of Raven’s life, so she made comic book programs for their ceremony called ‘Prologue to a Wedding’. These creative programs carefully and cleverly detailed Raven and Marvin’s love story. This is one of my favorite details I have seen at a wedding. It was so personal and creative.
In keeping with the personalized details, Raven wanted crosswords and polka dots incorporated into the design element of her wedding day. Lynn from Pollen created beautiful centerpieces and tied Raven’s bouquet with green and white polka dot ribbon. Kathleen from Sweet Table Chicago styled the dessert table and made custom crossword puzzle menu cards for the cupcakes.
I loved the room layout that we did for this wedding. We used farm tables from Tablescapes that each sat 8 guests, giving the dining experience an intimate feel. Mismatched vintage china by Vintage Plate Rental and heirloom silverware were perfect with the farm tables.
The food was VERY important to Raven and Marvin. They chose a menu that reflected them as a couple. During cocktail