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Description: eXide - a web based XQuery IDE Version: 2.4.6 Size: 1447k Requirement: eXist-db version 3.3.0-SNAPSHOT or later Short Title: eXide Package Name (URI): http://exist-db.org/apps/eXide Author(s): Wolfgang Meier License: GNU-GPLv3 Website: http://exist-db.org/exist/apps/eXide/docs/doc.html Download: eXide-2.4.6.xar Download older versions: 1.0.10, 1.0.11, 1.0.12, 1.0.13, 1.0.7, 1.0.8, 1.0.9, 2.0, 2.0.1, 2.0.2, 2.0.3, 2.0.5, 2.0.6, 2.0.7, 2.0.8, 2.0.9, 2.1.1, 2.1.2, 2.1.3, 2.2.0, 2.3.0, 2.3.1, 2.3.2, 2.3.3, 2.3.4, 2.4.0, 2.4.1, 2.4.2, 2.4.3, 2.4.4, 2.4.5, 2.4.6, 2.4.7 Change log: 2.4.8
- Fixed: Handle difference between 4.x.x and 5.x.x versions of eXist concerning copying collections/resources
- Fixed: Compatibility with Internet Explorer
- Fixed: Removed use of deprecated xmldb functions for compatibility with eXist 5.0
- Fixed: Mime type and template for HTML5 and XHTML5 - #198
- Fixed: URL used for downloading r.js - #200
- Fixed: Recognize .xslt files as XML documents - #212
- Fixed: XQuery 'output' and 'html' snippeds - #213
- New: Added continuous integration facility for testing builds
- Fixed: Deletion of resources via DB Manager - #193
- Fixed: Names of files uploaded via "Upload Directory" dialog included directory name and slash - #186
- Fixed: Resources with certain characters could not be deleted via DB Manager - #187
- Fixed: The app creation wizard could change permissions on collections above it - #188
- Fixed: Link to emmet.js library included in the shared-resources app was incorrect - #189
- Fixed: Handling of special characters in resource names - #183
2.4.3 2.4.2
- Updated: Links to eXide's GitHub repository - #144
- Fixed: Restored the SetGID, SetUID, and sticky bit checkboxes in File > Manage permissions dialog
- New: Support all native serialization methods in displaying query results, including eXist 3.3.0's new adaptive serialization
- New: Add a toggle for indentation of query results
- Fix download app to descend into collections
- Fix serialization of query results with strings containing escaped characters
- Fix the column that "Navigate" > "Go to line" goes to
- Improve download app to prevent expansion of XIncludes
- Improve error reported when trying to run tests not stored in the database
- Removed package's semver-max to ensure compatibility with all eXist 3.x releases
- Raise eXist dependency restrictions to allow compatibility with eXist 3.1
- Add Adaptive Output mode handling for maps with a sequence of items as a value
- New adaptive and JSON output options for query results
- New checkbox to toggle highlighting of index hits
- Fix function doc lookup
- Various bug fixes
- Keyboard shortcuts for copy and paste in file dialog
- Type in file dialog to quickly jump to file
- Fix scrolling of editor tabs if they do not fit on screen
- Various small bug fixes
- New collection tree view
- Fix inline help for functions
- When uploading many files, don't show them all to avoid browser crash
- Fix display of query results: skip unnecessary namespace declarations
- Fix word-left/word-right navigation
- Add menu item to reset editor window layout to defaults
- Keyboard shortcuts should now work in entire window, not just editor
- Add shortcuts Alt-1 to 9 (windows, linux) and Ctrl-1 to 9 (mac) to quickly switch between tabs
- Tabs can now be reordered with drag and drop
- Added "Close-All" menu item
- Remove size limits for documents which can be validated by the editor. Live error messages will be shown even for large documents/XQueries.
- Fixed navigation in edit history.
- Live reload: automatically reload the browser window running the app if resource is saved in editor.
- Drag a file on the editor to open its contents in a new tab
- Directory Uploads (Chrome only)
- Fixed less support
- Updated UI: now based on CSS3 flexbox
- Properly restore cursor position for each editor when reloading. Switch to previously open editor tab.
- "Goto definition" works on global variables as well
- Added "go to last edit position" command to navigate back in history
- Fix copy and paste
- Lots of bug fixes
- XML mode: new commands to expand selection to enclosing element; remove enclosing element
- Updated templates to use bootstrap 3 (requires shared-resources-0.3.9)
- Added feature to search across all binary resources (XQueries, Javascript, CSS) in a project
- Many small bug fixes. In particular, there were display issues when browsing resources
- Display of extended permissions in open/save dialogs
- Editing of setuid, setgid and sticky bit permissions in Properties dialog
- Added navigation shortcuts to quickly switch to buffer; navigate available commands
- Use emmet for HTML/XML/CSS
- Updates and bug fixes for ace, slick grid
- Small fixes to variable completion
- Experimental support for git.
- Context-sensitive code completion
- Refactoring: extract function/variable
- Refactoring: rename function/variable/XML tag
- Quick fixes and code hints
- Show raw result of queries in embedded browser
- And more ...
- Fixed new app templates
- Removed annoying log output
- Updated code snippets
- Improved outline view
- Fixed quicksearch
- Outline for CSS files
- Set syntax to XQuery for code snippets passed in from demo app
- Change indicator "*" not cleared properly after save


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HTA 144 (18) help
I'm looking for some advice on a recent ticket I received today,
I got pulled over by an undercover cop car over for failing to stop for a red light (HTA 144 [18]) on a right turn when the green turn arrow was on for the perpendicular oncoming traffic. I noticed that the drivers license was mis-printed on the ticket (albeit by switching two numbers). Do I have any chance of getting the ticket discarded or any reason to fight the ticket? and is there 3 demerit points guaranteed with every offense?
In order to see if you do have a defense though, you need to get disclosure.
You should plead Not Guilty and request a trial with the officer present. Once you get the Notice of Trial, then you can request disclosure (officers notes). Once you get the notes, post them here and we can give further advice.
Demerit points are not what you should be worried about (unless you already have a bunch of tickets). Insurance increases are the main concern, and your insurance can go up even if the charge is 0 demerit points.
If intereste in demerit points, then read this:
https://www.ontario.ca/page/understandi ... rit-points
+++ This is not legal advice, only my opinion +++
I will request for a trial as at this point, and go from there in hopes of lowering the fine and the demerit points, and if possible the offense all together. Your right with the demerit points as this is the first ticket and insurance is the priority. Do you happen to know if the ticket will be
visible for insurance companies from the date of receiving the ticket or the date after you finish a trial?
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Tropical Island Luxury Villa For Sale or For Rent in Panglao Island, Bohol, Philippines
This recently completed Villa, is referred to by the Australian Owners as "The Jungle Retreat".
The Residential buildings are situated on 4,000 square metres of Tropical Forest with many ancient Trees and Plants.
The Villa consists three separate buildings, set around the swimming pool and all connected by a timber deck of exotic wood.
The Great Room is 140m2. All rooms have ceiling fans, and polished concrete floors, which are attractive, low maintenance and durable. Under the 12 metre high soaring ceiling, is also housed a guest bathroom, with magnificent marble benches,and an adjoining kitchen with large walk in pantry. The kitchen is modern and large, and enclosed with a fire rated ceiling and walls. It has all modern and new appliances. Solid timber mahogony doors, designed by the owners and custom made, separate the different zones in this building.
The second building overlooking the swimming pool is 60 m2. This is the Master also has 6 metre high ceilings inside, finished in native materials, with the added comfort of hardiflex ceilings for fire rating, and double insulation, it also features ceiling fans, and split system air conditioning. Tinted glass sliding doors lead out onto the deck and ensuite bathrooms, featuring local stone and american standard sanitary ware and plumbing, are located here in the master suite. A huge walk thru wardrobe, provides plenty of space for clothes and also has access to cable TV.
The third building, also air conditioned and with the same ceiling and roof as the master suite, has three separate rooms with a large bathroom. Presently these rooms are used as TV room, guest bedroom and office, but can easily be utilized as three extra bedrooms.
Each Building overlooks the swimming pool and deck area.
The building style has incorporated many local Philippine Materials and all the roofing is Nipa (a local Grass product). The two buildings that house the bedrooms have a four layer roof, with Nipa, Insulation, Fire resistant Hardie Board and Banig (a woven matting material) this allows the property to keep the local feel and tradition with the added benefit of these rooms being Fire Rated by the Fire department.
Much of the furnishings have been imported from Australia and are suitable for indoor and outdoor use. All plumbing has been done to strict Australian Standard and design.
The buildings are Architect designed specifically to suit the natural environment, and to take advantage of the cool breezes and views that the property offers.
The pool is 10m x 4.5 metres and the deck area is about 200 m2.
The property boasts its own deep water well, with water that is very clear and drinkable, it also has its own private power transformer designed to provide stable power to the for the pool and the well are American manufactured.
With plenty of land behind the main buildings, to build additional free standing accommodation, an opportunity exists to build extra rooms and transform this already beautiful property into a resort.
The location is ideal as it is situated on Panglao Island equally between the city of Tagbilaran and the tourist beaches of Alona, so it has the best of both worlds, in providing all amenities.
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Have you taken out a loan from your bank in the last six years?
Thousands did, and just like them you could have been mis-sold Payment Protection Insurance, meaning that you could be entitled to a refund of thousands of pounds!
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An HSBC customer who paid £800 in fees for current account perks he couldn't use has been denied a refund — because he complained too late.
Paul Brennan is one of ten million people who have paid monthly fees of up to £25 for packaged bank accounts.
These charges cover all manner of extras, including cashback deals and extended warranty on appliances.
In Paul's case, travel, vehicle breakdown and mobile phone cover were included for six years.
But he says he has never owned a passport or driving licence. And for the entire time he held the account he says he didn't use a mobile phone.
The 52-year-old, from Liverpool, says he was sold the account when he took out a loan in 2007.
He says he accepted the bank's advice at the time that the packaged account was the right one for him.
Paul says: 'When I took out my loan, the bank manager said I should open an account with add-ons. I thought it was being thrown in as a sweetener with the loan so didn't think much of it.'
He thought that if he were to buy a mobile phone in the future, it might turn out to be a good deal.
But six months later the monthly bank charges jumped from £6.47 to £12.95. Paul, who works as a local government administrator, says he wasn't aware of this at the time.
By July 2013, when he closed his account, he had spent a total of £822.30 on an insurance package that he couldn't have used.
In 2015, Paul read about a surge in customers who were mis-sold these deals by banks. At the time, the Financial Ombudsman Service, the body that settles disputes, was receiving 1,000 complaints a week.
Paul emailed HSBC to complain in June that year, but was rejected. HSBC said he could take his case to the FOS to appeal against its decision.
Paul wrote to the ombudsman in May 2016 — 11 months later. But the FOS said it couldn't investigate because HSBC 'objected' on the basis that Paul had taken too long to lodge his appeal.
An adjudicator wrote: 'HSBC has objected to us looking at your complaint because they say it was referred to us too late — outside of the time limits set by the financial services regulator.
When customers exhaust their banks' internal complaints' procedure, they are able to take their case to the FOS. But generally, they have only six months from the day that the business sends its final response letter. The referral should be made within six years of the event the consumer is complaining about.
Paul was within the six-year window — but by waiting 11 months, he had missed the six-month referral deadline.
Banks should write to tell customers of their referral right and how long they have to appeal the case.
Paul doesn't remember if the timeframe was included in his letter from HSBC, but the bank says it did tell him how long he had to refer his case to the FOS.
Complaints that fall outside the official time limits can still be investigated but the company that's being complained about has to agree to the extension.
The adjudicator explained 'exceptional circumstances' can include serious ill health but not if the customer was unaware of the rules or their rights.
HSBC refused to refund a customer for perks he couldn't use because his complaint came too late
Paul admits he was lax in dealing with the case, and forgot to write to the FOS.
But he doesn't understand why that should make any difference given that he believes he suffered a clear case of mis-selling. 'It was one of those jobs I knew I needed to get around to,' he says. 'I didn't realise that would change the outcome.'
When Money Mail intervened, HSBC gave Paul the chance to refer his case to the ombudsman for the next six months.
An HSBC spokesman says: 'Our position on Mr Brennan's complaint remains unchanged, but in the interest of bringing closure to this long-standing issue we have contacted him offering new referral rights to the ombudsman.
This will provide Mr Brennan with an additional six months to refer his complaint.'
Millions of customers were signed up to packaged accounts at the start of the century as banks looked for new ways to make money.
At the peak of the boom, they cost up to £17.50 a month. Halifax charged £15 a month for the Ultimate Reward account; Lloyds had Silver, Gold, Platinum and Premier accounts, from £7.95 to £25 a month; and HSBC charged up to £15 a month for its Advance account.
Some pensioners found they weren't covered by the travel insurance offered with the accounts as they were too old.
Households without a car were paying for a breakdown policy they didn't need. Other account holders had cover elsewhere — so were effectively paying twice for the same insurance.
Consumer expert Andrew Hagger says: 'These accounts are poor value if you don't use its component parts — there have been many complaints as claims firms see these as easy pickings and the next PPI- type payday. 'For accounts opened since March 31, 2013, banks have had to ensure that customers are eligible to claim on the package insurance products.
'Bank staff must point out if there are features you won't need or use.'
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Barclays Bank Tops Complaints List
22 Oct 2013
'The bank refused my claim saying that I asked for redundancy': New scandal of PPI that won't pay up in a crisis
07 Oct 2013
PPI bill swells to £18.4bn as Lloyds puts more aside with total now dwarfing the bankruptcy bill of Detroit
05 Aug 2013
Battered banks face huge extra payouts: Mis-selling bill keeps rising to dash hopes of end to crisis
31 Jul 2013
Banks' PPI deadline talks collapse
12 Jun 2013
Lloyds bank admits PPI complaints 'issues'
11 Jun 2013
PPI scandal will run for years, not months: FOS
05 Jun 2013
Banks deal with fewer customer complaints
16 Apr 2013
Britain's most complained about financial firms
15 Apr 2013
Exclusive: Banks Split Over PPI Time Limit
07 Mar 2013
Lloyds fined 4.3m over PPI delays
19 Feb 2013
Former Lloyds boss defends PPI
18 Feb 2013
Consumer complaints jump by 75%
29 Jan 2013
Co-op Bank fined £130,000 for delaying PPI complaints as financial cost of scandal threatens to rise even higher
07 Jan 2013
PPI claims flood in at twice the rate predicted as claimants told they must wait a year for their cash (article take from - This Is Money)
27 Nov 2012
Consumers Still Unaware on How to Claim Back PPI
30 Aug 2012
Missold PPI Payouts Nearing £5.5 billion
25 Aug 2012
5 Frequently Asked PPI Questions Answered
20 Jul 2012
145% Rise in Banking Compensation Claims
06 Jul 2012
Barclays Fined for "Manipulating" Lending Rates
29 Jun 2012
Lloyds Could Be Forced to Return More Bonuses
15 Jun 2012
PPI Claims Process to be Simplified
08 Jun 2012
£500 million paid in PPI compensation in March.
01 Jun 2012
PPI Tops UK Financial Complaints Table
25 May 2012
HSBC to Increase PPI Compensation Budget
11 May 2012
Banks Finally Communicate With PPI Victims
27 Apr 2012
PPI Complaints Increase Bank Employment
20 Apr 2012
Record Missold Payment Protection Case Settled
05 Apr 2012
Barclays Remains Britain's "Most Complained About Bank" Courtesy of Missold Payment Protection Complaints
30 Mar 2012
Lenders "Delaying" Missold PPI Repayments
17 Feb 2012
PPI Guidance for Banks "Not Achievable"
17 Feb 2012
Mis-Sold PPI Compensation Reaches Record High
03 Feb 2012
FSA Consultation on PPI Requested From Brokers
26 Jan 2012
Banks Under Attack For Further Delays
17 Jan 2012
PPI Industry Calls For Further Regulation
17 Jan 2012
Online PPI Services Still Proving Problematic.
06 Jan 2012
2011: A PPI Review Of The Year
23 Dec 2011
Current PPI Costs to the Banks at £557m
02 Dec 2011
Many Customers Still Awaiting PPI payments
02 Dec 2011
25 Nov 2011
FOS Considering a Budget Expansion
25 Nov 2011
Financial Firms Warned Off 'New PPI'
18 Nov 2011
PPI Payments Still Causing Damage
18 Nov 2011
Missold Payment Protection Costs Lloyds
11 Nov 2011
See How Much You're Owed with our PPI Calculator
11 Nov 2011
Let Creditline Do The Hard Work
28 Oct 2011
27 Oct 2011
Tesco Bank Profits Suffer From PPI Repayments
14 Oct 2011
PPI Still Top Of The Complaints List
07 Oct 2011
It's Your Money…Claim It Back Now!
06 Oct 2011
Barclays tops FSA complaints list
05 Oct 2011
Barclays To Cut Jobs Due To PPI Paypouts
26 Aug 2011
19 Aug 2011
12 Aug 2011
Barclays Profits Hit By PPI Provision
05 Aug 2011
28 Jul 2011
FOS Recalls BBA Meetings as 'Disappointing'
21 Jul 2011
BBA Claims To Be Not At Fault Over PPI
15 Jul 2011
08 Jul 2011
Could PPI Payments Fuel Consumer Spending?
30 Jun 2011
Banks Pressured To Adopt The Barclays Approach
23 Jun 2011
Barclays Will 'Pay Up' PPI Compensation
17 Jun 2011
Ombudsman Complaints Bottleneck As Banks Delay
03 Jun 2011
25 May 2011
Could PPI Charges Hit Consumers?
16 May 2011
RBS To Set Aside £850m For PPI
13 May 2011
04 May 2011
Gladstone Brookes Criticse PPI Sales By Banks
12 Apr 2011
ABI Hits Out At the FOS £25 Million Levy
08 Apr 2011
£110m Set Aside by Welcome Financial Services
10 Mar 2011
Lloyd PPI Complaints Jump By 70%
04 Mar 2011
ABI Questions The FOS' Need For Levy Increase
22 Feb 2011
PPI Named and Shamed as FOS's Biggest Offender
18 Feb 2011
11 Feb 2011
PPI Rules 'Unlawful' According to BBA
08 Feb 2011
24 Jan 2011
AMI Calls For Firms To Co-operate on PPI Cases
20 Jan 2011
Complaints Regarding PPI Surging By 40% So Far
12 Jan 2011
Banks Officially Stalling On PPI Complaints
20 Dec 2010
How To Tell If You're Eligible For A PPI Refund
14 Dec 2010
08 Dec 2010
Banks To Defy The FSA Over PPI Rules
29 Nov 2010
PPI Interest Still There, Reveals Capita
17 Nov 2010
Banks Estimate An Increase On £4.4bn PPI Bill
09 Nov 2010
Lloyds Vulnerable To '£1bn Misselling Hit'
26 Oct 2010
Payment Protection 'Will Be Lowered'
19 Oct 2010
Banks Dragging Their Feet Over PPI
13 Oct 2010
Financial Firms 'Not Responding Properly'
21 Sep 2010
Lloyd's Banking Group 'Worst Offender'
14 Sep 2010
Banks To Take FSA To Court Over PPI?
09 Sep 2010
Banks 'Automatically Rejecting PPI Claims'
24 Aug 2010
PPI Claims 'Dominate' FSCS Workload
28 Jul 2010
Banks 'Passing The Buck' Over PPI Claims
20 Jul 2010
Ombudsman Flooded With PPI Claims
13 Jul 2010
Ban On PPI Sale Set To Go Ahead
29 Jun 2010
Mis Sold PPI Victims Thrown Lifeline
22 Jun 2010
22 Jun 2010
More time for new PPI complaints, FSA says
17 Jun 2010
PPI still mis-sold, says Which?
17 Jun 2010
Commission upholds PPI sales ruling
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Raising the Bar in Kayak Design and Performance:
New Standards For the Third Millennium
This article discusses the changes in kayak design, usage and performance over the past century and in recent years.
Part 1
Traditional vs. Modern Kayaking – From Survival and Utilitarian Use to Recreational Applications
In the beginning of the twentieth century kayaks were practically unknown to the wide public. They were self designed, hand made personal paddling boats used by native people of the Arctic and Sub-Arctic regions, in Greenland, Canada, Alaska and Siberia, mainly for hunting marine and land animals.
These peoples seldom fished from their kayaks and hardly ever used them for recreation. They preferred to paddle their kayaks in protected waters such as rivers, estuaries and bays, and they neither surfed nor went in whitewater. They obviously didn't paddle standing in their kayaks – although they sometime did so in their Umiaks, which were bigger and wider, multi-passenger canoes.
Native kayaks were not uniform: some were narrow and some not, and while some were over 20 feet long others could be half that length. The common building technique used then is known as 'skin on frame': The builder covered an internal wooden skeleton-like structure with animal skins.
None of those traditional kayaks ever featured a rudder or a seat, or even a backrest, which are all modern additions aimed at solving problems that are characteristic to present days kayakers.
The native people who used narrow kayaks often relied on the 'Eskimo Roll' for recovery, but not always. Some researchers assume that rolling the kayak was practically the only means of survival available to these people who didn't have lightweight watertight suits, because swimming in extremely cold water while wearing heavy fur clothes is a recipe for disaster, and many native people didn't know how to swim.
The wider native kayaks were designed to offer more stability and thereby provide safety through capsize prevention rather than recovery.
A much less known prehistoric personal paddle craft is the Caballito de Totora ('Reed Pony' in Spanish) used by Pre-Columbian fishermen on the Pacific coast of South America. Like the Inuit kayak, this sit-on-top reed watercraft is paddled with a double blade paddle. Its paddleboard design is very much reminding of modern sit-on-top (SOT) kayaks, except for its higher bow designed to go over big waves.
There are similar designs in other ancient cultures around he world as well.
Next Chapter >> 2. A Brief History of Kayaking as a Set of Recreational Activities
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that caballito yak is pretty cool! can you trace the SOT back to it?
It's hard to tell. People have been paddling reed boats since prehistoric times wherever reeds were available, and that's almost everywhere. Peru wasn't the only place where fishermen used double-blade paddles with such SOT crafts – It was done on other continents as well. Lifeguards in East Mediterranean beaches have been using long double blade paddles to paddle large size paddleboards since the beginning of the 20th century.
The first SOT kayaks were basically paddleboards that people outfitted for paddling. That was in the late sixties. Later, designers created more specialized paddleboards and called them sit-on-top kayaks. For decades many die-hard sea kayakers simply refused to recognize the SOT as being a kayak… maybe some of them still don't 😉
The line between paddleboards and SOT kayaks is not well defined – Recently a big kayak manufacturer came out with a product they called 'Yak Board' for beach applications.
Sometime things are converging. Standup paddling is getting popular with board surfers in Hawaii and CA. They use long canoe paddles.
Those are special standup paddling paddles –very light and they have just one blade
Here is how a popular online dictionary defines a kayak:
Quick definitions (kayak)
# noun: a small canoe consisting of a light frame made watertight with animal skins; used by Eskimos
# verb: travel in a small canoe (Example: "We kayaked down the river")
According to this definition only a handful of people worldwide are paddling kayaks, and millions of others are paddling… -what exactly?
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Deravoy National School Science and Creative Art Day.
I'm not so sure what the proper title of this special day in the life of the pupils
of Deravoy National School is but Science and Creative Art sums it up for me but
even then it does not get across the real happenings and activity which is carried
out in preparation for this day. The pupils select an aspect of scientific discovery
and develop a project which shows how it works, why it works, what use is made of
it, what can be done with it, and with a practical demonstration explain it to anyone
who stops to look. Included also are buildings constructed with a variety of materials
and decorated with art work. The environment and nature always feature highly and
the local environment provides ample subject matters for the young minds to examine,
observe, study and write about and to tell others their findings. On Friday, April
20th I visited the Exhibition and 2018 was even more spectacular than 2017 and I
was really impressed with last year's offering. It would be impossible for me to
give in detail all the Exhibits and Demonstrations but I must compliment every pupil
involved and of course their teachers for their direction. It would have taken me
a couple of days examining every group and every Building but I must say all the
pupils were extremely knowledgeable of their project and could answer every question
put to them. I was particularly struck by a number of them, mainly because of specific
interest and the study of the Curlew and the Harrier were enlightening and I loved
the demonstration on how flower petals changed colour when left in a vase of coloured
water. The Community Centre in Carrickroe was a house of energy as each pupil described
their projects and captivated their audiences. What an education is so many aspects
and in particular the gain in confidence and ability to communicate was a big winner
not to mention the knowledge and interests which was accumulated in those young developing
brains and all done in a totally enjoyable and exciting way. Well done to all is
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Global health care spending is projected to increase at an annual rate of 5.4 percent in 2018-2022, a considerable rise from 2.9 percent in 2013-2017.
Aging and growing populations, the greater prevalence of chronic diseases, and exponential advances in innovative, but costly, digital technologies continue to grow health care demand and expenditures.
Health care stakeholders—providers, governments, payers, consumers, and other organizations—struggling to manage clinical, operational, and financial challenges envision a future in which new business and care delivery models, aided by digital technologies, may help to solve today's problems and to build a sustainable foundation for affordable, accessible, high-quality health care.
"Making this vision a reality will require a philosophical shift in focus away from a system of sick care, in which we treat patients after they fall ill, to one of health care, which supports well-being, prevention and early intervention," says Dr. Stephanie Allen, Deloitte Global Health Care sector leader.
"To make this shift, today's health care system will need to partner with other traditional sectors such as employment, housing, education, and transportation to address the social determinants of health, and with new sectors such as retail, banking, and technology to improve data and platform interoperability and make 'care' part of everyday life."
"Health care's evolution will have far-reaching impacts as new business models emerge that blur boundaries and drive cross-sector and cross-industry convergence," adds Dr Allen.
"The opportunities to shape the future of health care have never been more promising and abundant, but it will take participation, collaboration, and investment across multiple stakeholders in 2019 and years to come to turn opportunities into realities."
Dr Stephanie Allen, who is due to present at the Australian Financial Review Healthcare Summit outlines some of the key trends that will disrupt the healthcare sector.
Creating financial sustainability in an uncertain health economy
The emergence of personalised medicine, exponential technologies, disruptive competitors, expanded delivery sites, and revamped payment models is adding uncertainty into the global health economy and increasing the urgency for organisations to remain relevant and financially viable.
Providers and payers that embrace new business, care delivery, and risk models could offset the disruptive potential of powerful market entrants and emerge as leaders in the new ecosystem of affordable health care solutions
Using new care delivery models to improve access and affordability
Aging populations and the rise of non-communicable diseases are driving an industry shift away from curing disease in the short term toward preventing and managing disease and promoting overall well-being in the long term.
Health care systems will likely need to innovate and embrace new business, care delivery, and risk models to account for this shift, which could potentially reduce costs, boost quality, and improve access and affordability.
Adapting to changing consumer needs, demands, and expectations
Standing at the epicenter of the new health care value system will likely be informed and empowered consumers who have high expectations of their healthcare ecosystem.
Organisations that understand and act on how consumers would like to use digital technologies such as wearable monitoring and fitness devices will likely be well-positioned to develop patient engagement strategies that help individuals make informed health care decisions.
Investing in digital innovation and transformation
Digital innovations such as blockchain, cloud-based computing, virtual health, artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics, digital reality, the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT), and others are helping reshape the future by making health care delivery more efficient and more accessible.
However, adopting many of these innovations requires capabilities that fall beyond the traditional purview of health care organizations. Health care leaders should consider building ecosystems that embrace nontraditional players and sources of knowledge outside their own four walls.
Maintaining regulatory compliance and cyber-security
Health care is likely to become more regulated in an increasingly digitised and connected health care environment. Although certain regulatory issues are of universal concern—cyber security currently heads the list—it is important for organizations to take a proactive, well-planned, and collaborative approach to compliance, while adopting a systematic approach to protect systems and data from cyber threats.
Recruiting, developing and retaining top talent
An aging workforce, rising demand for health care services, and reduction in physician working hours are driving shortages of appropriately skilled staff in both developed countries and developing economies.
Health care leaders who leverage technology-enabled opportunities to address talent challenges may both solve near-term staff shortfalls and create the building blocks for a sustainable future.
Dr. Stephanie Allen is among an esteemed line-up of speakers to address the Australian Financial Review Healthcare Summit – 19 February 2019 in Sydney.
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History and Stats
The Grand Canyon officially became a National Park on February 26, 1919, signed into law by President Woodrow Wilson. Though President Theodore Roosevelt had given it status as a National Monument in 1908, he was working as part of a long-going effort at preserving the park dating back to the 1880s, largely led by then-Senator Benjamin Harrison.
Roosevelt is well-known for his oratory skills, and had this to say of the Grand Canyon in 1903:
"The Grand Canyon fills me with awe. It is beyond comparison—beyond description; absolutely unparalleled throughout the wide world… Let this great wonder of nature remain as it now is. Do nothing to mar its grandeur, sublimity and loveliness. You cannot improve on it. But what you can do is to keep it for your children, your children's children, and all who come after you, as the one great sight which every American should see."
The Grand Canyon Lodge and its attendant cabins were constructed in the last 1920s, and the lodge itself was declared a National Historic Landmark on May 28, 1987. The structure was designed by architect Gilbert Stanley Underwood. Under the employ of the Union Pacific Railroad, he constructed similar facilities at Zion, Bryce Canyon, and Yosemite. The structure stands at one of the endpoints of the Bright Angel Trail, the other being the Kolb House on the South Rim.
Date Founded: February 26, 1919; Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979
Size: 1,901.972sq Miles
Elevation: 8,803ft (Point Imperial)
Rainfall: 27in; 142in of snow
Visitors: Nearly 6 million a year
Open: May 15 through October 31
Fees: Entrance Fees are on a weekly basis and range from $15 (single, bicycle or on foot) up to $30. *We will note that these fees are covered completely by the America The Beautiful Pass, which applies to over 2,000 different sites.
"To preserve unimpaired the natural and cultural resources and values of the national park system for the enjoyment, education, and inspiration of this and future generations."
The North Rim has an emphasis on hiking and general appreciation for nature. It has fewer creature comforts and facilities than the South Rim, so the focus is very much on the Grand Canyon itself and the wide variety of trails offered.
The North Rim Visitor Center is open from 9-6 from May 15 to October 15, and offers free wi-fi, computers, regional information and on-hand rangers to field questions and help plan your trip. There are also a number of dining options on the campus, which can be found here.
There is a gas station inside the park (while cashier hours vary, pumps accept credit card 24 hours a day), with the ability to do minor repairs if necessary, along with a Camper Store located at the Campground (open 7-8), as well as two separate gift shops; Grand Canyon Association Park Store, (open 8-6) pm and the Grand Canyon Lodge Gift Shop, (open 8-9). A Post Office is also on site and open from May 15th to October 15.
Closest Civilization
Jacob Lake, a small, unincorporated town on Route 67, is 45 miles away from the North Rim, and bills itself as the gateway to the Grand Canyon. There are hotels, restaurants, a gas station, and stores. The National Forest Service also has a visitor center there.
Further along Route 67 towards the Grand Canyon is the North Rim Country Store, which has gas, propane and a small grocery store. The South Rim, while a bit of a drive, is not lacking for creature comforts for those looking for a less rugged experience.
The cabins and lodge are run by Forever Resorts, and booking information can be found here. Prices range from $132/night to just shy of $200. There are additional motel and hotel options further away from the park.
The North Rim campground sites can be had for $18-25, though some discounts are offered with various ATB Passes. The campground can accommodate both tents and RVs, and features coin-operated laundry and showers, potable water, accessible campsites and bathrooms and site grills. There is also a ranger station and convenience store.
Groups sites can be had for $50/night for up to 25 people. Sites can be booked online here or by calling 1-877-444-6777.
Kaibab National Forest, just outside Grand Canyon National Park, has free dispersed camping sites, which are about a half hour to 45 minutes away from the lodge. The sites are primitive, with designated fire rings. More information can be found here.
Camping Level
Newbie to Intermediate, or not at all, should you opt to stay in one of the cabins or hotel. The North Rim campground has plenty of amenities, but the sites in Kaibab are the exact opposite. While there were sites available at the North Rim when we came, we opted to stay in Kaibab for free. Our Newbie Camping Gear Guide can be found here. For those looking to pitch a tent, our Novice Camping Gear Guide can be found here. Campers looking for a more wild experience can find our Intermediate Camping Gear Guide here.
Seasonal Programs
Ranger lectures featuring cultural history, geology and wildlife can all be found at the North Rim Visitor Center. Programming runs all day from 8am beginning with a guided walk and continues until 8 in the evening. Full information can be found here.
Our experience
Out of the three vantages we've had of the Grand Canyon (North, South, and East), the North Rim was probably the most peaceful and contemplative. It was relaxing and therapeutic, and will always stick out in our minds, as Bright Angel Point was the first time either of us saw the Grand Canyon in its expansive glory.
Things we'd like to try next time
We would likely camp inside the park next time and take a hike or two, and we're always up for the ranger programming offered, but after hitting so many of the vistas offered, we felt pretty good about having a fairly complete visit at the North Rim.
Special Note
- Because the North Rim experiences less visitor traffic than its Southern cousin, it can be fairly easy to have entire vistas to yourself without waking up painfully early.
- While the lodge and Visitor Center closes on October 15th, the campground can still be booked up until October 31st.
- Leashed pets are permitted, though not on the rim itself, and there are no kennel facilities, unlike the South Rim.
- Stay on the lookout for Steller's Jays, a striking and metallic blue cousin to its East coast counterparts. They tend to hide in the shade of juniper trees.
- Ravens are known for their communication skills, and if you're lucky and quiet, one may decide to take a perch and have a conversation with you.
- On average, 12 people die at the Grand Canyon per year. While some may fall to their death, much more common are hiking-related fatalities (Source).
- In 1978, the North Rim received 23 feet of snow, which is the current record, but in a given year, receives more than double what the South Rim receives.
What vista was your favorite? Did you stay in one of the cabins? Which rim is your favorite? Did we miss anything?
Check out more of our guides to the National Parks.
Check out our guide to the East Rim or the South Rim before you plan your trip!
Read more about our experience at the Grand Canyon National Park's North Rim here.


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Your career episodes
Having a creative career is extremely challenging since what we create is so personal. As a result, there aren't any set ways to be successful and growth can be difficult without the right mentorship. These episodes aim to help anyone from designers to anyone who is creative be more productive and create better work.
Portfolio, resume, and personal branding refresher
If you are actively looking for a new job or want to figure out to make the most out of your current career, then you need to listen to this episode. Too many great creative talents don't have the careers they deserve and are struggling to find a new job because of a few simple, but huge problems are the reason why. In this episode, we will look how you can better understand employment process, as well as some of the basic, do's and don'ts so you can build a stronger brand and get better results in your next job search.
Know when to quit and do it the right way
Leaving your job is always a difficult decision but how do you know if you really should go after something new, see if it is a great opportunity that isn't being influenced by your emotions, and how do you leave the right way? In this episode, we will look at the seven signs that it is indeed time to move on, make sure that you don't fall into emotional traps while making the decision and go over everything you need make sure you do after you give your notice.
6 ways to screw up your career
Navigating your career path can be extremely hard as there are a lot of traps and obstacles that can cause real problems you won't see until it is too late. In this episode, we will explore six of the most common career mistakes that I see creatives make too often and explore a few different ways you can be sure you don't make them in your career.
'Building your personal brand' from Adobe MAX 2017
A replay of my sold out session from Adobe MAX 2017 that asked can you tell people why you are different and better than every other creative out there? This session will highlight the power, importance, and difficulties of creating your own personal brand, see why building your brand is critical for finding the perfect new job, standing out in your current job, or getting respect in the industry.
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Too many people think that luck has something to do with success but nothing could be further from the truth. You need to make your work luck and in this episode, we will take a closer look at what people really meany when they say people are 'lucky', how preparation defines success more than anything, give an example of that from one of my most famous projects and talk about the habits of "lucky" people.
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Steve Bochinger is the COO of Euroconsult and manages the company's North American office in Montreal, Canada. In his 15 years working in the space sector, he has advised a wide range of clients including government organizations and commercial actors along the space value chain. As COO, Steve leads the corporate organizational processes and development. He was instrumental Euroconsult's corporate development by setting up Euroconsult's Canadian and US offices in 2008 and 2010.
Prior to joining Euroconsult, Steve worked at the European Space Agency's legal department. He has a Masters of Law from McGill University's Institute of Air and Space Law in Montreal, and a Masters of International Law from La Sorbonne in Paris.
Whether he's travelling overseas or browsing downtown Montreal, you will often find Steve searching for rare '70s LPs. He also enjoys practicing the drums with little skill.


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If you know me IRL you will already know what a huge Harry Potter fan I am. We're talking the kind of fan that spent ALL DAY in Diagon Alley (at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter Orlando) with a lip liner liner lightning bolt scar on her head, a dark mark tattoo and an interactive wand - literally one of the best days of my life!! So when Sophie asked if anybody wanted to be tagged in this I jumped at the chance ...
What house are you in?
According to Pottermore I am a Hufflepuff, however I think the Sorting Hat would have definitely considered putting me in Slytherin.
What is your Patronus?
Again, Pottermore, A Tonkinese Cat. I'd like to think I'd have something a bit more exotic, like a Flamingo but I don't know how effective that would be on Dementors.
What is your wand?
Rowan wood with a Phoenix feather core
(The interactive wand I went for was Bellatrix's. I really wanted Lucius Malfoy's but it only came in full cane form and I didn't really fancy trying to explain that to customs).
What would your Boggart be?
I'm with Ron on this one, definitely a spider!!
What position would you play in Quidditch?
Hmm, I'm not really a sporty person, can I join Luna in a lion hat instead?
Would you be a pure blood, a half blood or a muggle born?
I didn't get into HP as a kid. My dad brought me the books but I wasn't that fussed - much to the disappointment of the rest of my HP mad household. It was only when my son turned 4/5 that I really became the HP nut I am today. So because I wasn't immersed in the magic when I was young, I'm going to go for a muggle born that had no idea Hogwarts existed until I got my letter.
What job would you have after graduating Hogwarts?
I think I'd like to join Arthur in the Misuse of Muggle Artefacts Office.
Which of the Deathly Hallows would you choose?
Definitely the invisibility cloak!! I was that kid that was always on the lookout for Bernard's watch so I think the cloak would be a close second.
Favourite book?
Like I said earlier I didn't get into HP until I was older. Although I read the books as a kid I didn't have much memory of them. So I think my favourite book would be the first one that I reread all those years later - The Goblet of Fire.
(When my son was in year 1 his class were allowed to take a book from the school library home with them for the very first time; the other children all came out with picture books and he'd chosen The Goblet of Fire!)
(When my son was in year 1 his class were allowed to take a book from the school library home with them for the very first time; the other children all came out with picture books and he'd chosen The Goblet of Fire!)
Least favourite book?
I honestly love them all
Favourite film?
This changes depending on how often we have have watched them recently (fellow parents will get the constant re watching of the same films) but I think I'd have to say The Chamber of Secrets!
Gilderoy Lockheart
Mr Weasley
Lucius Malfoy
'Mummy have you seen my jumper?' 'Yes dear, it's on the cat'
Least favourite film?
Although I've never forgiven them for cutting Hermonie's potions scene from The Philosophers Stone, my least favourite would have to be Deathly Hallows Part 1.
Favourite character?
Agh, this has got to be the hardest question of the lot!! I love Mr and Mrs Weasley, Ron and Fred and George, Hagrid, Neville and Luna BUT I also love Lucius Malfoy, Bellatrix and Kreatcher.
Least favourite character?
EASY, Percy Weasley.
Favourite teacher at Hogwarts?
Hagrid of course
Least favourite teacher at Hogwarts?
If you could have played any character from the films who would it have been?
Hmm, Luna Lovegood.
Do you have any unpopular opinions about the series?
Not sure if its that unpopular but I actually really dislike Harry Potter himself.
If you could save one character from the final battle who would it be?
OMG this is so hard! I was literally having this discussion with my family earlier on today (how weird aye!). My first answer was definitely Fred Weasley because imagine how lonely George was after that? The other half of him, this best friend is just gone - insert cry face emoji. However, my dad made the point that saving Tonks or Remus to be with their child would probably be the kindest thing to do but still poor Fred waaaaaa!!
Oh man the tags over already?! I could literally talk/write about my love for Harry Potter all day long.
I tag Jess but if you're a Harry Potter fan and fancy taking a crack at the tag consider this YOUR tag - link me in it because I'd love to read other peoples answers.


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Film Review: SEVEN PSYCHOPATHS
Written and Directed by Martin McDonaugh
Starring: Colin Farrell, Sam Rockwell, Woody Harrelson, Tom Waits, Christoper Walken
I was a big fan of McDonaugh's 2008 film about two hit men holed up in a hotel room, IN BRUGES so I was primed to like SEVEN PSYCHOPATHS, especially after several friends gave it the thumbs up.
PLOT: Marty (Colin Farrell) is an alcoholic script writer struggling with writer's block. He has a title for the film he wants to make, SEVEN PSYCHOPATHS, but not much more. Oh, yes, he wants it to extol pacifism. His best friend, Billy Bickle (Rockwell) is eager to help him and comes up with the idea of advertising. Hopefully this will turn up useful stories for the script. People like Zachariah (Tom Waits) a serial killer) and Hans (Walken) a dognapper turn up quickly. As does a gangster (Harrelson) who Walken has run afoul of.
SEVEN PSYCHOPATHS does not stand up to close scrutiny in terms of logic or even continuity of character. Either you will find their antics funny or not. The violence quotient is high. Colin Farrell, playing Marty, has an especially hard role to nail because a lot his acting here depends on reaction shots. Harrelson is all too believable to mesh well with the other more humorous, lovable psychopaths. At times, his scenes feel like they come from another movie. The first two thirds have some good bits and surprises, the pace is quick. But the last third takes place on the desert and seems long, very long. Homages to other films aside, something needs to happen more quickly.
I didn't exactly dislike this film, but (for me) it was not up to the caliber of IN BRUGES. Although you will find some women's names in the credits, it will be hard to remember their roles.
Mildly recommended.
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It is with great sadness that the family of Winnie Rousseau announces her passing on Tuesday, Dec. 26, 2017 at Rainycrest Long-Term Care in Fort Frances, Ont.
A memorial service will be held Friday, Dec. 29, 2017 at 11 a.m. at Green Funeral Home in Fort Frances, with Fr. Alan Albao officiating.
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NFL Conference Championships: Ranking Each Position
It's conference championship weekend, which means we only have four teams to select players from. Daily fantasy players will have similar lineups, but how do you get that edge?
Yes, we know the AFC title game is likely going to be higher scoring than the NFC, but considering number of snaps played and potential for touchdowns is greatly increased with the low number of players. Denver is a 5-point favorite over New England with an over/under of 56.5, while Seattle is a 3.5-point favorite over San Francisco with an over/under of 39.5.
Both the AFC and NFC Championships are in Denver and Seattle respectively. Therefore, we should have to factor weather right?
Wrong. The weather is supposed be relatively nice considering it's near the end of January. Denver is expected to have a kickoff temperature of 61 degrees, sunny skies and winds of 9-14 MPH. Seattle will have a temperature of 46, mostly cloudy skies and 2-7 MPH winds.
With that, here are my rankings for the players at each position.
(All salaries are via DraftKings)
1. Tom Brady $7,900 – Don't let the zero TD passes of last week discourage you. That won't happen again. Brady has been playing in atrocious weather the past few weeks and having substantial leads has allowed him to hand the ball off more. He'll be throwing it everywhere this weekend with a banged up Broncos secondary.
2. Colin Kaepernick $6,700 – Yes, Kaepernick will have a challenge against the best secondary in the NFL and in the toughest NFL environment. But with decent weather and Kaepernick putting up 19.34 FPTS vs. Carolina, 21.88 vs. Green Bay and 25.8 vs. Arizona in the last three weeks, I expect him to do better than Drew Brees last week. He's also averaging over six carries a game since week 12.
3. Peyton Manning $9,400 – It'll be hard to fork up the money for Manning unless you take some risks at other positions. But even if Manning has a solid outing, do you really expect him to do what he was doing at the beginning of the season? The Broncos are running more and the Patriots have the 28th-ranked rushing defense. I'm sure Manning will get at least two touchdowns and 250 yards, but do we think he's going for 40 FPTS in the AFC Championship? Probably not, and it's not worth risking other positions.
4. Russell Wilson $7,500 – In terms of FPTS, he really hasn't played well as of late. In fact, the last time he went over 20 FPTS was on Monday Night Football against the Saints. Can he do that against the 49ers? Doubtful.
Running back
1. Knowshon Moreno $7,400 – A lot of the attention will be on Manning, but I really believe this will be a huge game for Moreno. The Pats are 28th against the run, but when Moreno got 37 carries for 224 yards and a touchdown against the Patriots on Sunday Night Football, Denver split more time with him and Montee Ball for the rest of the regular season. But against the Chargers, Moreno got 23 touches for 82 yards. Moreno is their best back and has solid PPR value. You bet he's getting a boatload of carries on Sunday.
2. Frank Gore $5,200 – Not the best matchup, but he's going to get between 15 and 25 carries and should be used on the goal line. For someone who is $5,200, gets near 100 yards each contest and scores a touchdown in about half the games, that's not too shabby. Gore also had 17 carries for 110 yards against Seattle last time.
3. Marshawn Lynch $7,900 – Believe it or not, Lynch has only gone over 100 yards in four games this season, including last week's game vs. the Saints. But Lynch has had consistent and solid success no matter how good the defense is. Against the 49ers in the regular season, Lynch had 98 yards rushing, three catches for 27 yards and three touchdowns in the first matchup. The second time, he had 72 yards rushing and a touchdown. It's not an ideal matchup, but it's not as bad as you think as he should get around 25 carries.
4. Montee Ball $3,700 – Moreno will get most of the carries. Ball won't get more than a dozen touches. But for someone who is $3,700 who catches passes, who has averaged over five yards per carry in six of the last seven weeks and could easily vulcher a touchdown, he's a decent gamble. He's also scored over 12 FPTS in four of the last eight weeks.
5. Shane Vereen $6,300 – He hasn't had much of a role in the passing game in the last four weeks. That could change with the nicer weather and trying to keep up with Manning. He's dangerously a sneaky good play.
6. LeGarrette Blount $6,900 – Yes, he went off against the Colts. He's gotten 24 carries in each of the last two weeks. He's got eight TDs in the last three weeks. But remember this: The Broncos have the fifth-ranked rushing defense, the 26th-ranked pass defense and Blount still splits time with the other backs. Plus, Blount got a large portion of his yards against the Colts (horrible rush defense) on one run and with a huge lead. This won't happen versus Denver. Blount is more likely to have 16 carries for 70 yards and a touchdown. I'd rather pay Gore's price for that.
7. Stevan Ridley $5,600 – He's technically the backup to Blount, but Ridley is still getting around 15 carries per game. But he doesn't catch passes and will have to score a TD that isn't on the goalline to have him work out.
Wide Receiver
1. Julian Edelman $6,900 – He's been targeted a minimum of nine times each game since Week 12. He's averaging 8.4 catches for 91.4 yards and .6 touchdowns. Again, the Patriots will throw a lot more in this game than the previous three weeks. Edelman is Brady's favorite receiver. $6,900 is a bargain.
2. Wes Welker $6,000 – I'm not putting him here because he's going against New England, or that he wants to make up for his muffed punt. He's $6,000, is averaging 16.1 FPTS per game and is undervalued from being injured recently. He's also a very popular target in the red zone for Manning on the pick plays.
3. Eric Decker $6,500 – It's make or break with Decker. Here are his outputs since week 12: 1.5, 52.4, 28.7, 6.2, 38.1, 12.7, 5.2. Ironically, the 1.5 was against New England, but I wouldn't look too much into that. Denver took advantage of a short field off New England turnovers in the first half and ran it a ton in the second half and overtime with the weather.
4. Demaryius Thomas $8,100 – I have a good feeling Thomas won't get played by many people since Welker, Decker and Julius Thomas have much lower salaries. But Thomas does bring consistency and has 22 catches for 290 yards and four touchdowns the last three weeks. If he goes off, you could get a huge advantage against the competition.
5. Anquan Boldin $5,900 – Anquan Boldin continues to crush his opponents as of late, even if it's a top-notch secondary. In fact, in two of the last three weeks when he went against Carolina and Arizona, Boldin racked up eight catches for 136 yards and nine receptions for 149 yards with a touchdown respectively. Boldin also had eight catches for 93 yards in his last meeting with Seattle. People could stay away from him given Seattle's pass defense. He's certainly worth considering.
6. Danny Amendola $4,900 – This is the second-lowest salary Amendola has had all season. A lot of people will probably play him and hope he has a big game. But remember, since returning from injury in the beginning of October, he's only gone over 55 yards three times, including his three receptions for 77 yards last week. Even though I think New England will throw more and he could meet his salary, Brady will spread the wealth too much and Amendola get overplayed.
7. Michael Crabtree $5,300 – Here are Crabtree's averages from the regular season and playoffs: 7.6 targets, 4.3 receptions and 62.1 yards. He also has one touchdown on the year (which is seven games played). Against Seattle he was targeted eight times and caught four passes for 40 yards. Boldin has brought much better production and is only $500 more.
8. Doug Baldwin $3,000 – Percy Harvin is out. Baldwin should get a few more targets and actually caught four touchdowns from week 9-14. For minimum salary, it could be worse.
9. Golden Tate $4,400 – This is quite amazing. Russell Wilson has thrown 26 touchdown passes on the season. No Seattle wide receiver has caught more than five of them. Tate, Baldwin and Zach Miller have five each with the other 11 being distributed to players you've barely heard of. Tate leads the team with 898 yards receiving, but with Harvin out of the picture, there isn't much of a difference between Baldwin and Tate in terms of the past stats and the focus of the defense. You might as well save the $1,400 if you're picking a Seattle receiver.
Tight End
Julius Thomas $5,600 – By far the best tight end play. Vernon Davis is touchdown dependent with Crabtree back, Zach Miller is even more touchdown dependent despite a minimum salary and there are no tight ends worth playing in New England. No other analysis needed.
Vernon Davis $5,000 – While Davis has scored in all but four weeks this season, his receptions are down since Crabtree came back and the Seahawks are a tough matchup. He's not worth it.
Zach Miller $3,000 – Root your butt off for goal line bootlegs if you go this route.
Stephen Gostkowski $3,400
Matt Prater $3,600
Steven Hauschka $3,200
Phil Dawson $3,000
Seahawks $4,200
49ers $3,800
Patriots $2,600
Broncos $3,200
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Today in history…T.S. Eliot was born in 1888
Today in history…T.S. Eliot was born in 1888
Today in American history…John F. Kennedy marries Jacqueline Bouvier on September 12, 1953 in Newport, RI #JFK #JBK #POTUS #FLOTUS #TodayInHistory
Today was another dark day in history when On September 6, 1901, William McKinley, our 25th President, was shot on the grounds of the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, New York. At the time of the shooting, President McKinley was shaking hands with the public and then an anarchist named Leon Czolgosz walked up to him and shot him twice in the abdomen. President McKinley succumbed to his wounds eight days later on September 14, 1901.
We officially opened The Historical Homemaker Bakery & Cafe in Strasburg, Virginia on September 1st. What an incredible weekend we had meeting such wonderful and welcoming people! This has been truly a fun (and hard!) journey for me and I couldn't have done it without my dad (we even made apple pies together!) my precious husband and my friends who really proved what friendship is all about – especially in the last few days.
My vision for the bakery/cafe is to have a warm, loving place to gather, eat yummy food and share our love of American history with one another. In the last few days, I've met a history teacher, a Daughter of the Confederacy and a lovely lady who volunteers at the Stonewall Jackson Museum in Winchester among others.
The next time you are in Strasburg, Va please come by to say hello, have a cup of coffee or a cupcake. Would be great to meet you and share our love of history (and sweets!) together.
Sarah Childress Polk was born today in 1803 in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. During her tenure as First Lady, Mrs. Polk was known by the nickname of "Sahara Sarah" (people said it was that she was as "dry as the desert") because she was an incredibly sober, deeply religious woman and did not allow there to be any drinking, dancing or card-playing at any White House social functions. She also was the very first First Lady to host a Thanksgiving dinner and lived in the White House when gas lighting was installed and also…an ice box! (Photo credit: White House Historical Association)


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Kassidy says she's ready for Christmas. I have a sudden urge to listen to Christmas music today. But shhh . . . don't tell Dan. ;) It would make my argument better if I knew there were others of you out there already listening to it though. lol
Oh, and by the by, since making a decision was just too complex for me, I decided that I didn't need to decide and decided to buy both versions of the song. How's that for decision?
So, my dear friend Heather Lancaster (or rather THE Heather Lancaster as I affectionately refer to her as) is giving away some majorly yummy goodies on her blog today!!! Go check it all out HERE. And become a Follower on her blog too because she does some amaaaazing things that you'll want to keep checking in on her with.
Here's a little sneak peek to motivate you to RUN over there! I want some! ;)


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Clayton Hall
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Why do you love Richmond?
I love Richmond because of the diverse population of people who live here. I love being able to get up super early and taking a morning jog at Brown's Island. I love how my tastebuds are forever satisfied by the constant growth of start up restaurants.
What's your favorite thing to do in Richmond?
I do take long runs around the city, so it is nice to be able to not exactly know what to experience during each of my city runs.
What do you do here?
I am currently the owner of my own clothing lines, CLAYTON STORM HALL AND JET BY: CLAYTON STORM HALL. I also am a senior at Virginia Commonwealth University for Fashion Design.
What's your favorite restaurant?
Boka Tacos. Period.
What would you tell somebody who has never been to Richmond?
Bring a sense of adventure and a fun personality. No boring people allowed lol!
What's your favorite store?
I really like to get inspiration for my collections the beautiful furniture at Ruth & Ollie in Carytown!
How do you spend your free time?
My free time is spent enjoying a cocktail with my friends or taking a long walk with a cup of coffee.
What's your favorite neighborhood?
I love Shockoe Bottom. I love the history of this part of the city.
How do you describe your community?
Intellectual and Quirky!


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Hey !I'm currently testing it... looks good so far, I should be able to finish my test by Friday, I'll keep you posted asap...
quick note: just make sure you compile your ACS 4.11.1 with the latest nonoss package... ( ie: vim25_65.jar )
everything is available at : https://github.com/rhtyd/cloudstack-nonoss.git Marcus On 2018-08-22 1:09 PM, Netlynker wrote:
Hi, I tried to find information in ACS doc site but apparently documents are not updated yet. As such, I would like to ask you guys if any of u tried ACS 4.11 with Vcenter appliance 6.5? If you manage to do so, is that smooth sailing or need any trick to make it work? Thanks in advance. netlynker.


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The storms finally passed us around 10:30 but when I sat down to type up my post, I discovered the internet was out. We're all back up and running this morning so here is this weeks challenge at Paper Crafting World.
It's a glitter celebrations challenge!!!
Very exciting to me cause I sure do LOVE to glitter things and make them all sparkly!!! Heres what I did with the challenge:
I colored the image using Copic markers but had originally colored the hearts on her shell red. It didn't look very good so I colored just the hearts on another image and paper pieced those over the red. I didn't want to have to color the whole image again so that was the quick and easy fix. I glittered the flowers using glossy accents and dazzling diamonds. The sentiment on the flower is from Stampin Up's Think Happy Thoughts.
For more fabulous inspiration and details on the challenge, head on over the Paper Crafting World blog!
Until next time, have a great day and thanks for stopping by! TTFN
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Previous on WLSDM blog, we have learned about "WLSDM Scheduler: How to delete/move WebLogic logs automatically and visualize the CRON job".
In this blog post, let's learn how to deploy an application to WebLogic server via WLSDM "User Defined Action / Script" and WLSDM inbox feature "Scheduler Job".
The performance of WebLogic domains can be improved by using shell/WLST scripts and these scripts can be executed at a specific time. At this time WLSDM helps us to schedule jobs to automate scripts for WebLogic domains. WLSDM scheduler able to run scripts which are already defined as "cron expression".
Let's learn how "WLSDM Scheduled Jobs" works while deploying applications to WebLogic domains?
Adding WebLogic scripts in WLSDM
1. WLSDM scheduler job types are "Downtime (WLSDM Monitoring)" and "User Defined Actions / Scripts". We will write and use a WLST script for deploying applications to WebLogic domains to use in the "WLSDM Scheduled Jobs".
DeployApplication.py: Deploys web application to a WebLogic Domain
connect('weblogic', 'welcome1', 't3://localhost:7001')
deploy('WaitWebService', 'D:/Oracle/applications/web_service/webservicewebapp.war', targets='ManagedServer_1')
Batch script (.cmd) that calls DeployApplication.py:
D:\$MiddlewareHome\oracle_common\common\bin\wlst.cmd D:\My.Dev.Projects.Workspace\Scripting\DeployApplication.py
2. Go to "WLSDM Console > Configuration > Monitoring & Diagnostics" page and open "Page Operations" menu, then click on "New User Defined Action / Script" button.
3. Define script name, select "script source type (file or embeded)" and enter script's full path.
WLSDM Scheduled Job
4. Switch to "Scheduled Jobs / Downtime" tab.
5. In the page operation menu click on "New Scheduled Jobs / Downtime" button then in the modal window add new CRON job as below and save.
6. After 1 hour (current time +hour), check your script status. In the tutorial the time is 5 minutes for the test purpose. Give your exact deployment time in the Step-5.
7. To check script status and output, click "View Output" button in the modal window. We can see that the deployment script/automation worked successfully. We can also see the failed job results, so we can fix the script.
8. When the application is deployed successfully to the WebLogic server, WLSDM sends an email health notification as below.
If you already read this technical blog post; please also watch the entire technical screencast it will inspire you about your PRODUCTION environment monitoring and automation cases. Especially about WebLogic cron job integrations and definitions.
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Watch Americas Cup video on filming the Americas Cup
The most watched Americas Cup in History! The great come back took all of us by surprise!! The on-board and chase boat cameras provided awesome live video and my Friend and boss Gary Jobson added on the water commentary for NBC Sports. Check out this video on how they captured the action on the waters of San Francisco Bay of these super high tech catamarans!!
Watch Americas Cup video on filming the Americas Cup
Off to Annapolis next week to show off our newest camera mounts and hopefully have some inventory of the new GoPro 3+ that came out today!! We will be in booth P3...kind of in the boonies but close to one of the entrances.
The Chicago show is in January, so more on that later.
Dr. Jeff Mootz
Both an optometrist and an inventor, Dr. Mootz has turned his sailing passion into a sailing business.
March 2019