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This past Saturday, my second daughter had a friend over to play. Which means that I needed to think about what I would feed all the kids for lunch.
We were able to get Krispy Kreme doughnuts in the morning as it was "Talk Like a Pirate Day", but the kids still had to eat lunch. Now that I am working full-time, I definitely am not making any gourmet meals, and I had not really thought about what I should do for lunch. Plus, I had not gone shopping for a week. I also knew that this friend really did not care for cheese, so boxed mac n cheese was out of the question.
I decided to go with an easy pasta a la carte lunch for the kids.
I cooked up some pasta (I used medium shells pasta), warmed up some pasta sauce, and made a cheese sauce. The kids then had the option of topping their pasta with pasta sauce, a cheese sauce, or butter and parmesan and salt. (Or a combination of the different toppings!)
The kids loved it! The non-cheese lover went for the pasta sauce, my kids went for the cheese sauce, and I did a combination of the cheese and pasta sauces. My oldest daughter even asked if I could make it for dinner tonight. It was super easy to make, and easy to clean up. WIN! WIN! WIN!
If you want a low-cost, easy meal that the kids will love, try it out!
Ingredients needed for a kid-friendly Pasta a la Carte meal:
- Pasta
- Spaghetti sauce
- Cheese sauce (I melt Velveeta [Aldi's version] and milk together. Stir while heating or cheese will burn. When the cheese cools, the cheese will thicken up. If heated, it will thin out again.)
- Parmesan cheese, salt, butter
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Why do I need to do aerobic (cardio) exercise?
This type of exercise, which raises your heart rate, helps to strengthen your heart, which is actually a muscle. A new study suggests that you still get maximal benefits from aerobic exercise, even if you do it on the same day as weight training exercise, and vice versa. Aerobic or cardiovascular exercise also:
- Boosts your mood
- Boosts your memory
- May reduce your risk of "catching' a cold or other upper respiratory infections
- Fights disease and reduces metabolic problems, lowering the risk of diseases like cancers and diabetes
Just 30 minutes a day can confer some of these benefits. More is better up to a point. Most experts feel that an hour a day of moderate intensity aerobic exercise will offer maximal health benefits and also help you to lose weight or maintain your goal weight.

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Nuclear summer is coming – China's latest business and technology news
A summary of the top news in Chinese business and technology for October 31, 2017. Part of the daily SupChina newsletter, a convenient package of China's business, political, and cultural news delivered to your inbox for free. Subscribe here.
Many countries reevaluated plans for nuclear power after Japan's Fukushima nuclear disaster in 2011, but on MacroPolo, Damien Ma says that in China, "the setback was temporary, as the government soon decided to push forward with its nuclear power strategy."
- China is the largest nuclear market in the world, "with nearly as many plants under construction as the next four markets combined."
- Because of the size and speed of nuclear power development, "China could well set the industry and technology standards on nuclear power, especially as it eagerly eyes the export market."
- Reuters reports that China's first offshore nuclear reactor will soon be completed, quoting an engineer with the China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (CSIC), who said "the technology was 'mature' and the first demonstration project would be deployed soon at drilling platforms in northern China's Bohai Sea."
Meanwhile, efforts to shut down polluting industries and power plants continue:
- Reuters says that "Tangshan, China's top steelmaking city, plans to temporarily halve its iron production capacity from mid-November until mid-March" as part of an effort to ameliorate winter smog. Separately, Reuters notes that the city will place restrictions on personal driving, and aims to have 70 percent of its public transportation fleet consist of clean energy vehicles by the end of 2020.
- China will ban sales of diesel with sulfur content higher than 10 parts per millions (ppm), "typically used by tractors and ships," starting November 1 as part of pollution crackdown efforts, according to Reuters.
- Sixth Tone reports on a program in northern China to replace the coal burning stoves many rural families use with gas.
—Jeremy Goldkorn
Insider trading
US charges founder of China state-backed fund with insider trading / Financial Times (paywall)
"In an indictment filed in New York federal court, the U.S. justice department alleged Benjamin Chow, founder of Canyon Bridge Capital Partners, conspired to commit securities fraud… Canyon Bridge was started only last year, with direct backing from China Reform Holdings, a state investment fund. It came under fire after an attempted $1.3bn buyout of Lattice, which would have been the largest acquisition of a U.S. microchip company by a Chinese state-backed firm."
Chinese scientist at MIT pleads guilty to insider trading, after Googling 'insider trading' / SCMP
China tests new spy drones in near space 'death zone' / SCMP
Could drone that can deliver cargo to islets in South China Sea secure presence in disputed waters? / SCMP
Mobile payments and artificial intelligence
China's AI revolution advances, one mobile payment at a time / MacroPolo
Pony Ma takes aim at competition with open letter days before China's largest shopping spree / TechNode
Google has a new plan for china (and it's not about search) / Bloomberg
Ahead of iPhone X launch, China vendors cut prices of iPhone 8 models / Reuters
No bit player: China's outsized role in cryptocurrency world expected to continue despite its bans / Caixin


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BUSINESSES in North Wales breathed a sigh of relief after the Bank of England yesterday decided to leave interest rates on hold at 3.75pc.
The bank's nine-member monetary policy committee froze the base rate for the second month in a row after raising it a quarter per cent in November.
But with economic growth picking up, many analysts are tipping an increase to 4pc as early as next month.
EEF, the organisation which represents manufacturing and engineering companies in North Wales, believes the strength of the pound against the dollar will help to keep inflation well below target, minimising the need for further rate rises.
North Wales EEF spokesman Andrew Semple said: "The pound's strength against the dollar is starting to be a real concern for a number of our members. It reduces the prospects of rising inflation and gives the MPC some breathing space before making its next move. By holding off from raising rates, it may help to slow the pound's rise and provide some relief to exporters."


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October 2012
With so many conferences, sporting events (Olympics) and general celebrations such as the Queen's Jubilee happening, it has been a rather hectic month. Take a break, download issue 7, Full Throttle, to get your monthly dose of PHP and web technology articles.
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How to set up an ICU
Lana Spawls, 16 April 2020
You need a good electrical supply with lots of sockets for all this equipment; even the bed needs to be plugged in so you can nurse patients in different positions. There are other logistics to consider. Secure and well-stocked drug rooms are required; a huge range of drugs is used in the most complex cases, including those critical to maintaining blood pressure, in addition to more common drugs such as antibiotics (for those with a bacterial infection on top of Covid-19), sedation, pain relief and fluids. The facility will also need to be able to run blood tests; other blood tests will have to go to a lab and doctors will want results within an hour. There needs to be a portable X-ray machine to assess the lungs and check whether ET tubes and lines are in the correct position. And so radiographers have to be on hand to perform the X-rays, as well as porters to fetch and carry blood samples, and technicians to run the lab. It has to be possible to support any other organs that are failing; in the case of the heart this might mean medication such as inotropes and if the kidneys are failing a dialysis machine. Providing all of this in an entertainment venue is a big ask.


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Hillary Rodham Clinton, in excerpts from her "memoir" released by the Associated Press this week, says that she was "dumbfounded" when her husband told her, bedside on August 15, 1998, that he lied to her and the world about his relationship with that woman, Miss Lewinsky.
Gulping for air, I started crying and yelling at him, "What do you mean? What are you saying? Why did you lie to me?" I was furious and getting more so by the second. He just stood there saying over and over again, "I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. I was trying to protect you and Chelsea."
But that's not how Clinton-flack Sidney Blumenthal remembers it in The Clinton Wars.
During that day [August 17], we had driven from Florence to Rome in order to get our flight back to Washington [the Blumenthals were in Europe for the wedding of Jamie Rubin and Christiane Amanpour ]. I talked repeatedly with Hillary, and Jackie and I stayed up until the middle of the night to watch Clinton give his speech, broadcast on CNN International. About ten minutes after it ended, my hotel phone rang: it was the President, asking me what my reaction was. I told him that it was all right. Hillary asked me what I thought. I told her the same. The President said that he was pleased with it. Hillary also approved. That was the most important thing of all. They handed the phone to James Carville and Mark Penn, and I spoke to them too. I could hear the President and Hillary bantering in the background. Whatever they would have to do between themselves to get over this episode, in the challenge to their marriage and the presidency they were still working as a team. Without that, nothing was possible.
Earlier on, when he first mentions Hillary's reaction to finally learning that her husband is a liar and a cheat, an abuser of power-all supposedly news to her-Blumenthal writes about how together the First Lady was.
I said that whatever "issues" anyone had, and hers was worse than anyone's, we had to think about the politics. That was her reasoning as well. She said that the President would be "embarrassed," but that was for him to deal with. And that was all she would say about it. Even in a private conversation with a friend, she maintained her dignity. It was my intention to help her do that, and through the next two days we kept in constant contact.
He later notes that as Bill Clinton huddled with lawyers after three and half hours of testimony on August 17, preparing his speech to the nation that night, Hillary Clinton intervened. Blumenthal claims:
Hillary entered the White House solarium where this conference was going on, I learned later, and said, "It's your speech. You should say what you want to say." She knew what he wanted to say, and it was what he did say.
Not quite a damsel in distress. But a distressed wife sells better than an all-business partner in politics when you're Senator Clinton, running for president.
Additionally, in Thursday's Washington Post, the "Reliable Source" column points out that the Washington Post's Peter Baker reports yet another version of the confession in his book The Breach. In Baker's telling of it, Bill Clinton's attorney David Kendall was the first to break the news to Mrs. Clinton, on August 13. Kendall, according to the Post's Lloyd Grove, is currently denying the Baker rendition of events.
"Hillary benefits by being softened a little," former Missouri lieutenant governor Harriett Woods says in Thursday's USA Today about Living History. No doubt that's what was on the mind of a woman who has been living in spin for more than two decades. So who's right? Sid or Hill or…?


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I love to write, I love to read, and I love introducing my daughter to new and classic books. Instilling an inquisitive mind and the ability to enter the worlds these books create has always been important to me. So I thought it might be fun to chat about what's on my three-year-old's reading list.
Madeline by Ludwig Bemelmans
In an old house in Paris that was covered with vines lived twelve little girls in two straight lines…I could read this book in my sleep. As a kid, I loved the Madeline books and had my mom bring home a Madeline hat when she visited Paris. It's easy to read, has some cute rhymes, and has a splash of French. As far as the morals and stories, they're relatable in any decade. There's the misunderstood neighbor who just wants to be included, a dog who needs a home, and a group of girls who believe in the power of friendship.
Stormy Night by Salina Yoon
This one is new to me, but by a kid's author who has quite a few cute stories and the matching stuffed toys. In Stormy Night, a little bear is scared of the storm, but his parents help him realize that there's nothing to be afraid of. Perfect for the light sleepers in your house.
Just Go To Bed by Mercer Mayer
Hello, childhood, is that you calling? I'm not sure about you readers, but I had dozens of these Little Critter books, growing up. Out of all the kids books, this little…porcupine? hedgehog? beaver?…creature had the most relatable storylines and family of al the classic families. Little Critter was a bit of a brat, but always learned an important lesson, unlike a certain pox on society named Caillou. I have about fifty of these books from my youth all ready to go for story time.
Dinnertime for Chickies by Jane Trasler
The chickies in this book, and the rest of the series, are a trio of baby chicks being raised on a farm with Cow, Pig, and Sheep. Each story tackles a new topic that little kids can understand. In this, the chickies don't want to eat their healthy dinner, but their farm animal caregivers tell them they at least need to try a bite. It's a healthy way to promote a more varied diet, without the "finish what's on your plate" narrative. Other topics in the collection include going to bed and getting a new little sibling. The art and rhymes are adorable, and the author is constantly making YouTube videos featuring the books in musical, puppet form.
The Pout-Pout Fish by Deborah Deisen
This book is a best seller, and deservedly so, as far as kids books go. There's a little drama queen fish that just drags all his aquatic fish down with his bad attitude. Through the series, he learns something new about the importance of a positive attitude and trying hard, even when things are difficult. And it's pretty funny to watch your kid try to mimic the longer words in the rhymes.
The Cat in the Hat by Dr Seuss
This book didn't make my list because of its innovative storyline or because I have some old-school attachment to it. I like Dr. Seuss books for kids because the simplicity of the writing and the repetition makes it perfect for new readers. Really, all of the classic Dr. Seuss works should be in every little kid's bookshelf. But none of the new age ones with the modern art. Stick to the oldies like There's a Wocket in my Pocket.
Birthday Monsters by Sandra Boynton
Is your kid obsessed with their birthday? Mine is. Time is still just a vague idea to her, so she's always asking when her next birthday is. Birthday Monsters is a cute and short board book that's great for early readers. There's some repetitive rhyming and simple drawings that make the book easy for young kids to master.
Ollie's Halloween by Olivier Dunrea
I love the goslings in Dunrea's books. The tiny geese go on all sorts of different adventures and learn about holidays, friendship, sharing, and all the rest of those child-friendly themes. While this particular book is about Halloween, it's easy to find one featuring just about anything. The words and phrases are simple and the illustrations match the storyline perfectly, which can help your child to better identity words as they learn to read. I know it's no longer Halloween, but according to my daughter, this book's the best of the bunch.
So, there are my top kids books and series for now. As my daughter continues to learn, I'll continue to update with more lists for the little readers in your life. Parents, let me know, what are your kids into?


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US chief executives with no external board directorships earn better returns for their shareholders than those with seats on external boards, according to new research.
Research firm Equilar studied the S&P500 and found that, of the 37 companies where CEOs held outside directorships, the one-year total return on stocks was 8.2%. For CEOs who held a single or no additional board position, that figure was a little more than 15%.
The research also found that CEOs with two or more external directorships made $13.6m from their main employer, while those with a single additional board position, or none at all, took home 5.6% and 12.9% less respectively.
The results were published in The Wall Street Journal.
Zach Oleksiuk, head of BlackRock's Americas corporate governance and responsible investment team, told the WSJ that the problem was not necessarily performance, "but rather the time that it takes to serve."


text: salmobytes 0 Report post Posted December 5, 2018 I've been a member for a long time but haven't posted much and never did introduce myself. I'm Colin (Sandy) Pittendrigh of Montana Riverboats https://montana-riverboats.com Now retired. Former software engineer, building contractor, boat builder and fishing guide. Montana Rubber Boats is just a hobby. It's not a real business. I'm also a fly tier. 99% of the time (or more) I make posts about odd-ball flies I've been working on. I'm posting this introduction now because I occasionally (not very often) also post links to outside articles about controversial environmental issues with unfortunate culture war side associations, like the recent New York Times article about a world-wide decline in insect populations. That article basically said "insects are declining rapidly but no one knows why. Loss of habitat, pesticides and global warming are possible causes." I posted that link on the Classic Flyrod Forum a week ago and all hell broke out. Holy cow. It's an interesting piece of writing. Everyone is free to interpret it however they want. That thread ended up "locked" over there I decided to take a powder from that forum. The same thing happened to me 5 years ago at faol. I do not post links like that often but I do occasionally. Construction workers like me do have a tendency to say what ever it is I'm thinking about without worrying about being politically correct. What's it like here in this neck of the woods? Am I free to be me or should I take a powder now? :=)) Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Symona Boniface (March 5, 1894 – September 2, 1950) was an American film actress. She appeared in 120 films between 1925 and 1956.
Boniface is probably best known as a society matron foil for slapstick comedy trio the Three Stooges, in which she intercepted many a flying pie. Thanks to the daily television broadcast of the wildly popular Stooge films, Boniface is widely seen on a regular basis. Boniface employed her perfect comic timing in several of her appearances. She dealt with a shrinking or torn skirt in No Census, No Feeling and Crash Goes the Hash, squirmed uncontrollably thanks to a mouse crawling down her back in Loco Boy Makes Good, and was flooded in both Spook Louder and her final appearance, Vagabond Loafers. Conversely, she maintained her composure in Micro-Phonies and even dealt Curly Howard several painful face slaps in An Ache in Every Stake.
'Half-Wits' Holiday'Edit
Boniface's tour de force performance came in Half-Wits Holiday opposite Moe Howard. Mischievous Curly (in his last starring role) grabs a cream pie from a pastry table, and tries to eat it whole. Moe sees this, swipes the pie, and pushes Curly out of the way. Seeing the approaching Mrs. Smythe-Smythe (Boniface), Moe tosses the pie straight up, resulting in it sticking to the ceiling. Noticing his nervousness and frequent upward glances, Smythe-Smythe sympathetically comments, "Young man, you act as if the Sword of Damocles is hanging over your head." Moe tells her she must be psychic and leaves. Bewildered, Mrs. Smythe-Smythe says "I wonder what's wrong with that young man?" and looks up to see what had him so concerned. At that moment, the pie comes crashing down in the society matron's face.
The timing was perfect, and the footage would be recycled four more times over the next 13 years in the films Pest Man Wins, Scheming Schemers, Pies and Guys and Stop! Look! and Laugh!.
Boniface was 56 years of age when she died of pancreatic cancer on September 2, 1950. She is buried at Valhalla Memorial Park Cemetery.


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As more Americans are starting to follow senior level wrestling, I wanted to put together a list of the best men's freestyle wrestlers since the late 1970's. As a kid this was my favorite style of wrestling. Most wrestlers I've talked with have similar feelings, it's more dynamic than folkstyle and the lack of control while scoring makes it an easier and a more active form of wrestling. I scoured the internet looking for such a list, and couldn't find one that focused exclusively on senior level freestyle results.
I thought looking up older college wrestling records was a hassle until I searched for old senior level records. This was a doozy! Save yourself some time and feast your eyes on my Freestyle PhD dissertation. You're welcome.
Hopefully Wrestlestat.com starts keeping the stats of our national team. This list is based on senior level freestyle wrestling only. So, don't come at me with college stuff. I took a lot of crap for ranking Kyle Snyder #8 in my college list even though he had the lowest winning percentage and least matches on the list. I couldn't find everyone's international record if you have details please post them. Maybe it will lead to changes. To be clear about my rankings rationale, I'm relying mostly on winning the toughest tournaments in the world. I used dominance and avenging big losses as tie breaker criteria.
Almost everyone values the Olympic medal over the world championships medal but worlds are harder to win. While the number of entrants has changed over the scope of this article the brackets for Worlds have been significantly larger than the Olympics: winning an 18-man bracket is statistically much easier than winning a tournament with a 30-wrestler bracket. Besides World and Olympic championships, I also took into account some other tough tournaments, winning Ivan Yarygin today might be harder than the Olympics or Worlds on a given year and weight class, more than one Russian can enter a weight class. A generation ago the toughest tournament on the planet was the Tbilisi. I also considered that winning a World Medal became even harder with the breakup of the Soviet Union and the Unified team in 1993.
Americans didn't have many wrestlers compete at the senior level for more than a year or two depending on the Olympic cycle prior to the Foxcatcher early 1980s. With the advent of regional training centers, national training for lower age level qualifiers and a huge increase in financial support the number of Americans seriously competing at the senior level is skyrocketing. We have seen the results in the last couple of years. America has become a Freestyle wrestling world power that will be duking it out with Russia for the imaginable future.
I chose a time frame of my viewing life. I watched many of these guys on grainy VCR tapes and more recently Flo. There are so many factors during this length of time: participation numbers fluctuating dramatically, boycotts, rule and subsequent style changes and transformations in financial support that it's not all apples to apples. Winning a gold in 1984 isn't as valuable as other years. Missing the Olympics in 1980 wasn't our wrestlers' fault and it's hard to not speculate for Lee Kemp. Ball draws and periods being mini matches changed so much about the sport but I'm going with results. Finally, as I mentioned before it's been much harder to win a gold since the breakup of the Soviet Union into many very strong wrestling countries than before the break up. Also, the ease of changing the country that you compete for on the senior level is starting to explode with exploration and will add future challenge.
I tried not to have a recency bias. Go ahead and pick it apart, you vultures…post comments that are actually usable. If you just use foul unpublishable words you're not helping.
Gable while outside of my time frame will be used as an example. Many think of him as the greatest American wrestler. He won 2 world titles, the most in his era but only a third of John Smith's total of 6. That said Gable wasn't scored on during either tournament. Holy dominance. Gable seemingly, like Cael Sanderson, left a ton of world medals on the table.
Dan Gable 1971-1972.
2 golds 1 Olympic gold and 1 World Championship. Gable wasn't scored on during either tournament. Let that sink in for a moment. Gable wasn't scored on during 1 Olympic and 1 World championship tournament. This is dominance in a time when the Soviet Union wrestling supremacy was unquestioned. While Gable is outside my time frame he set the new American Freestyle standard. It was only a decade before that America started sending a full wrestling team to the Olympics, both Greco Roman and Freestyle. Similarly, Kyle Dake didn't give up a point on his way to a World Championship last year. He might be injured this year and has a weight class and Burroughs problem in the 2020 Tokyo Olympic cycle.
Universities that have produced the most world medals since 1978: Iowa 14, Okie State 7, Wisconsin 6, Oklahoma 5, Nebraska 5, Iowa State 5, PSU 3, Ohio State 3, CSU Bakersfield 3, Arizona State 3. There were more than a dozen teams and non-teams to produce one or two medalists. It will be interesting to see if Penn State starts really moving up this list like they have with NCAA champs and AA's.
Men's Freestyle Team Result Since 1978
|Boycotted Olympics
Bold=1st place years
Updated Sept 2019
Honorable mention
Kurt Angle- World team member 1995-1996.
2 X World Champ. 1 World and 1 Olympic Championship. Angle also won the Yarygin in 1993. Want to talk about a tough guy, Angle won the Olympic trials with literally a broken neck. Could barely train for the Olympics and still brought home gold. His short freestyle career and subsequent professional wrestling career give him an odd reputation from the general public. He was coached by Dave Shultz and reminded me of Schultz even before Schultz started coaching him. He told people that he was going to try and make the 2012 Olympic team but injury kept him out of the trails. Would have been interesting. We saw Cael Sanderson sit out several years before making the team again.
2-time US Open Champion. I have him ahead of Brands and Scheer (honorable mention) with less medals because he was 2 for 2. Cox just bumped him to honorable menti
Terry Brands World Team Member 1993-95, 2000
2 World Golds and 1 Olympic Bronze
Bill Scheer-World Team Member 1985-89
1 x Gold, 2 x Silver and 2 x Bronze World and Olympic Champion
1985 World Champ
1986 & 1989 World Silver
1987 World Bronze
1988 Olympic Bronze
10. J'Den Cox– World Team Member 2016-2018
2x World and 1 Olympic and a World Bronze medal.
Cox would be only the 2nd wrestler to be on my Top 10 NCAA and Men's Freestyle Wrestlers. Cox is clearly getting better. He didn't give up a single point on his way to winning worlds in 2019. He has defeated two World Champs keeping both Kyle Dale and David Taylor off USA's World team prior to the 2018 addition of weight classes. On the minus side, Cox won both titles at non Olympic, not very tough weight classes.
There is a lot of talk about Cox being under appreciated. He comes from Missouri which has a small high school and college fan base, compared to Iowa, Ohio or Pennsy. He has knocked Dake and Taylor off the world team, wrestlers with much bigger fan bases. The Taylor match was maybe not reffed super well souring some fans too. He also seemed to under perform at worlds in getting a bronze. He came in ranked #1 I believe. Currently he's the #1 ranked wrestler in the world at 92kg and at only 24 seems likely to take several more medals. The real question is what weight does he go for the Olympic trials? It's possible that David Taylor, Kyle Snyder and J'Den via for just two weights. America will likely leave at least one world champ at home in 2020.
- Kenny Monday– World Team member 1988-89, 1991-92, 1996.
1 Olympic Gold and Silver 1 World Championship 3-time Olympian.
Monday won a gold medal at the 1988 Seoul Olympics and was a 1989 World champion. He also won a silver medal at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, in spite of competing with a significantly injured elbow. Monday added a World silver medal in 1991. After taking off a few years, Monday also competed in the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games, where he placed sixth.
Monday was also a champion at the Tbilisi Tournament in 1988, which may have been a tougher tournament than his Olympic bracket the same year.
- Mark Shultz– World team member 1983-88
3 x Champ and was the only American Gold medalist in the Soviet boycotted 1984 Olympics to get Gold at world championships in 1985. Won his 3rd World gold in 1987. He took 6th in the 1988 Olympics. Schultz the 2nd American to win 3 world Gold medals at the time of his retirement. Was a physical and violent wrestler that I watched and tried to copy.
2 x Champ, 1 Olympic Gold and 1 World Gold. His Olympic Gold in 1984 was during the Soviet boycott. What makes it less of a soft win is that Schultz won the World Championships in 1983. He also took 3 World Silvers and 2 Bronze medals. He took 7th at the 1994 and 5th at the 1995 world championships. Schultz also won Gold at 4 World Cups. Schultz was an American forerunner traveling to wrestling strongholds in the Soviet orbit. Champion at the Tbilisi Tournament (1987 & 1991) and the Ivan Yarygin (1991). He is one of only two Americans to win both tournaments (Chris Campbell). The Schultz style was brutal. I loved watching tapes of him. Schultz might not be the best athlete on this list but I still remember his intensity, ruthlessness and aggressiveness more clearly than the rough VHS tapes that I watched him on. He may have been the most cerebral wrestler of his generation too. I have him ahead of his brother for the body of work. 7 World medals. Dave won 8 Freestyle and 2 Greco national titles. Schultz was the favorite to be on the 1996 Olympic team had John DuPont not cut his life short.
- Kevin Jackson- World team member 1991-1995.
1x Olympic and 2x World champion between 1991 and 1995. 4th place finish at Worlds in 1994. Jackson is one of 6 U.S. men's freestyle wrestlers to claim 3 career World-level titles. Wrestled at LSU for 3 years before going to Iowa State. Yes, LSU had wrestling and Jackson was their best wrestler. As good as Jackson was as a freestyle wrestler he might be a better developmental freestyle coach. Jackson was great at a time when wrestling was at its first zenith in America. He was on both USA freestyle teams that won World Team titles in 1991 and 1993.
3x World champ and one-time bronze medalist. Missed 1980 Olympics due to the American boycott of the Moscow Olympics. Kemp was the favorite to win Olympic gold in 1980 but the chance was taken away from him when President Jimmy Carter choose to boycott the Moscow Olympics due to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. Kemp was the first American three-time world champion. At the time Kemp was the youngest American to ever win a world championship in wrestling at 21. He held that record until 1998 when Henry Cejudo won Olympic gold. Kemp beat Dan Gable while he was still in high school. He set the stage for what could be done consistently at the highest level. Kemp's website says that his Open freestyle record after high school was 111-11, a 91% winning percentage with 53% bonus rate. I don't think that it was all international events. Kemp was an outsider to the sport and it took a while for him to be accepted. He didn't know the wrestling stars of the day and was black. I think that his accomplishments weren't as celebrated because of these factors. Not to mention that wrestling media and coverage was nearly nonexistent if you weren't Dan Gable or Wade Scahlles. Upon his retirement Kemp was the only American to have won 3 World gold medals.
3 Golds: 1 Olympic 2 Worlds and 2 World Bronze medals. Owns an 85-11 record on the senior level. One of a dozen Americans to win Ivan Yarygin Gran Prix (filled with multiple Russians) and he's done it twice in 2017 and 2018. This tournament may be harder to win than the Worlds or the Olympics. All this with only 4 years on the world team. Snyder beat returning Olympic Gold medalist Jake Varner in the 2016 Olympic Wrestling Trials. Unlike anyone else on this list Snyder with success at such an early age decided to sacrifice big chunks of his NCAA wrestling career to train for continued freestyle success. So he has won Olympic, World, Yarygin, Kolov, World Cup and PanAms, this is unprecedented for an American wrestler. He's six and a half years younger than Burroughs and says that he wants to wrestle forever. He hasn't had many injuries to date. The biggest thing that his loss to Sadulaev at Worlds exposed is that his style allows for him to be game planned and that he might be losing some dynamic flexibility. Like many on this list Snyder was a junior world champion. In the age of being able to watch multiple matches of a wrestlers, scouting is rampant and evolving style is a must. More video here
5 Golds: 1 Olympic and 4 world championships and 3 Bronze medal world championships. He's an 9-time world team member starting in 2011. He reeled off championships from 2011-13, took 3rd in 2014 on one leg then won another championship in 2016. An amazing streak or career for most wrestlers but Burroughs also took Gold 2017 and Bronze 2018-19. Yasar Dogu International Gold medalist 2016. Burroughs also owns a 65-match win streak starting at the US Open in 2011 and coming to an end when he wrestled American Nick Marable at the 2014 Yasar Dogu in Turkey. He wasn't wrestling push overs during this run. He beat grapplers with more than 30 senior level UWW tournament wins. This unheard-of consistency and longevity are why JB could one day be at the top of this list. While he is currently ranked #2 in the world he has to be the odds-on favorite at the world championships in Kazakhstan in September. I currently have him behind Baumgartner because of his 2016 Olympic 9th place performance. He came into Rio's Olympic games the #1 ranked wrestler in the world and essentially DNPed. Neither Smith or Baumgartner had this type of down performance at the Olympics. So I have him behind Baumgartner on the longevity of career and behind Smith on the efficiency of being 6 for 6. On the upside the most recent senior level record that I could find for Burroughs was a mind boggling 163-7. That's a 95.9% winning percentage on the world stage. Way better than his NCAA wrestling record. Like most guys on this list Burroughs has peaked at the senior level. He's 30 years old with a young family. Can he keep up his focus to climb higher on the list? He's had few injuries and seems to have a great training system to keep him fresh and at or near the top. I also think that during his senior level wrestling career his style has evolved as much or more than anyone else on the list.
Won 13 World medals from 1983-1996. 5-time world champ: 2 Olympic and 3 Worlds, 3 World and Olympic Silvers and 4 Bronze medals. Baumgartner avenged a Gold medal match loss to Georgian Davit Gobejishvili in 1988 with a win in 1992 for his 2nd Olympic gold medal. Baumgartner's 14-year run is the longest in American history. Only 2 freestyle wrestlers have won medals in four Olympic Games. Baumgartner is one of them having won gold in 1984 and 1992 and silver in 1988 and a bronze in Atlanta in 1996. So, in ranking I put BB ahead of Burroughs because of his iron man like career and avenging a Gold medal match loss and always placing at world level events. I know the guys that beat Burroughs generally disappear never giving him the chance to avenge a loss. His gold in LA in 84 was a boycotted event. He took 3rd at the '83 and '85 Worlds making the Olympic Gold just a bit less strong. But he also won the Tbilisi Tournament in 1984. A much tougher win than the Olympics. BB might not get as much respect as many of the other guys on the list. Is it because he didn't become a transcendent coach like some of the guys? Is ti because he isn't as photogenic? Or that big men don;t always get the respect that they deserve? Of is it Flo wrestling?
After all that I have him behind the greatest American Freestyle wrestler of all time…
- John Smith– World team member 1987-1992.
6 consecutive world titles 1987-1992: 4 world titles and 2 Olympic Golds. This is an unduplicated run by any American regardless of timeframe. All of his titles came at non-boycotted events. Smith has more Golds than Baumgartner but less over all medals. I think that going 6 for 6 is better than going 7 for 10. Smith was voted one of the 100 Greatest Olympians of All-Time, in any sport, at the 1996 Olympic Games. Like many of the current Team USA standouts, Smith also won gold at the junior level. His senior level record was 100-3. Making for an outlandish 97% winning percentage. Wikipedia has a different record. Smith's dominance forced the Soviet/Russian coaches to actually change how they coached the neutral position. John Smith is the gold standard for American freestyle success. Because of his 100% Gold medal conversion rate I think that Jordan Burroughs would need to get to 7 Gold medals to pass Smith in my rankings.
Wrestler most likely to enter this list.
Kyle Dake 2018-19
2 x World Champ
He didn't give up a single point during his 2018 World Championship run. He had to beat Alex Dieringer #2 in the world just to make the team in 2019. He has been kept off the world team by Jordan Burroughs and J'Den Cox. he took 2nd and the Ivan Yarygin and won the Yasar Dogu 2018, Injuries have also kept him from wrestling for several parts of the last 5 years. The question is can he get in the Olympic lineup in 2020? He will have to go through Burroughs just to get to the Olympics.


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When I was first asked to contribute I was hesitant. Not knowing all the other co-authors left me wondering about their capability. As a co-author I wouldn't have final say about the "look" of the book Both fears vanished as soon as I read the proof. I'm thrilled to be part of the book and finally see the finished product.
It wasn't until May of 2008 that I found the writer in me. I attended the AICI (Association of Image Consultants International) conference in Tampa, FL. There I sat in on a couple of writing classes. Brenda Kinsel's "Write Stuff" class is the one that lit a fire inside me. She explained that everyone has a book inside of them. as soon as I returned from the conference the idea came to me for The Fashion Gourmet.
The Fashion Gourmet is still a work in progress but holding Inspired Style in my hand I was "inspired" to get going again.
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A public interest litigation petition has been filed in the Madras High Court seeking a direction to the CBI to probe the 'irregularities' in filling up the seats under the government's discretionary quota in Anna University from 1999 to 2006.
The central agency should also go into the activities of two Additional Directors-Generals of Police who had got engineering seats for their children under the government's discretionary quota in the university, the petitioner said.
In his petition, filed by counsel M.Radhakrishnan, the petitioner Prof.Praba.Kalvimani of Tindivanam, Villupuram district, said that the daughter of one officer who had secured 229.44 marks out of 300, which was less than the minimum cut off marks applicable to ST candidates (244.11), had been given a seat in Computer Science and Engineering branch in the College of Engineering, Guindy, in the academic year 2004-2005.
The son of the other police officer had obtained 188.31 out of 300 which was less than the cut-off marks for ST candidates (246.92) was allotted a seat in the Electronics and Communication Engineering branch in the same institution in 2005-2006.
The petitioner said he made a representation dated November 3, 2007 to the authorities seeking a probe into the matter relating to the admissions by the CBI. Since no response was forthcoming, he made an application dated February 13, 2008 under the RTI Act asking for the details of the action taken on his representation. He received a reply from the Tamil Nadu Government to the effect that the Home (SC) Department was exempted from the purview of the Act and consequently, it was not possible for the government to give the information sought.
When it came up before a Division Bench comprising the Chief Justice H.L.Gokhale and D.Murugesan, the court orally sought from the government details relating to the enquiry following the petitioner's representation and asked whether the outcome was communicated to the petitioner. The matter has been adjourned to October 12.


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HollywoodNews.com: Even though Camille Grammer is now divorced from Kelsey Grammer, she isn't giving up the last name that has been hers for 13 years.
Camille revealed on CNN that she plans on keeping Grammer as her last name, states Monsters and Critics.
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SMS for a Horse Tipster is a very effective way to gain revenue from your customers. You can easily start to gain phone numbers from your customers by doing simple online forms. There are different ways you can go about using SMS with horse racing.
You can either send a text message out to all of your customers with certain bets and the odds for those bets. Or you can send out a message with a number to ring, the customer can then ring the number and receive any information they need for the bets of the day, they will then be charged for this call. You can then tell them about any other deals or important races you have coming up. Its been proven that SMS is the quickest way to get a customers attention, why not try it now?


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Recently I spent a December day in the southern French city of Avignon. Weather-wise it was a pretty grey day and it was late afternoon and evening where it came alive in my opinion.
Avignon is a walled medieval town situated on the border between Languedoc-Roussillon and Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur regions, and officially designated to the latter.
How to get there
If you're already in the Languedoc-Roussillon region one great and cheap option is the 1€ train service. You can read more about ways to get around the region in my post 3 Super Affordable Ways to Travel Languedoc-Roussillon. I myself took a BlaBlaCar car share due to the cancellation of my train. It's approximately 1hr30 from Montpellier.
Avignon offers the instant charm and character of other similar towns in the region. The huge city wall that greets you as you approach is a great example of this. Its turrets reminded me of the classic pictures castles we are introduced to as children in the UK. As night fell small, white, sparkly lights illuminated the top. A very welcoming way to greet visitors. I just had to make sure I concentrated on the busy road that you must cross before you get to it! The streets of the medieval centre are part-cobbled, part-smooth hard stone (possibly granite) that appears in Montpellier too.
I used my brief time to wander and absorb the atmosphere of the town at this festive time. Choosing instead to look at the exterior of places, as I so often do, rather than enter into museums, I feel I only scratched the surface. However, I took enough photos to entice you!
I quickly became aware (having not done any research before going) that two sights stood out above the rest. Those were the Pont d'Avignon (Avignon Bridge) and the Palais des Papes (Papal Palace).
At the end of the day, I took an hour to relax and warm up before my train back to Montpellier.
Palais des Papes
There was a time when the Pope, and therefore the Catholic Church, took up residence in Avignon instead of Rome. This was between 1309 to 1377 and the reigns of 7 successive Popes. A residence befitting their stature had to be constructed and the Palais des Papes certainly achieves that feat, in my opinion. To my eyes its exterior architecture consists of a few different styles, most notably gothic, which I recognise from small knobbly protrusions on the towers.
The first photo I captured of it was from a narrow street which lead into the huge main square. The walls of the street in which I stood were overshadowed, literally in light and by the stature of the palace. This gave it a kind of ethereal look.
Pont d'Avignon (Pont Saint-Bénézet)
I got to the Pont d'Avignon at the right time of day, just as the sun was setting and just before the lights came on. So I saw it in two states. At this time of day the reflection of the bridge and the sky was so clear. Cue 20 photos.
The bridge itself is a multi-arched bridge and only reaches three quarters of the way across the river. It has undergone much restoration but in the 17th century it was abandoned and left in the state it is today. You can pay 5€ to enter the top of the bridge, which I didn't do. I got a perfectly good view from the river bank.
Christmas Lights galore
The French certainly know how to do Christmas lighting! I've posted a few on my Instagram but here's more of a selection in one place. Bright, without being tacky. Classy and elegant. And not just lights above your head in the street. Project lights on buildings. Christmas trees lining the streets. Tree branches covered in hanging bulbs. The pictures speak for themselves.
A comfy café to escape the cold
While I was waiting for some friends at lunch time I wanted a nice place to wait. A quick look on Foursquare told me what I wanted. A café with wifi, toasted bagels, and comfy seats. While a nice setting at midday, it was the hour I spent at the end of the day that I enjoyed here. A comfy arm chair with a cup of tea, headphones, and a book. Not a very typical French café! For those interested, it is called Milk Shop. The bagels are only sold at lunch time :p. So I helped myself to a chocolate doughnut!
I like to finish with a photo of a sunset if I can. This was taken from the river bank next to the Pont d'Avignon. The light was succeeding in forcing its way through the clouds.
Have you been Avignon? What did you think? Let me know!


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Samsung's Bixby assistant can make the Galaxy S8 spit some fire raps
While the rest of the world will have to wait a little longer, Samsung yesterday rolled out voice functionality for its new assistant Bixby to Galaxy S8 owners in South Korea – and it turns out the little virtual helper has some mad skills to show off.
Though Bixby was mostly designed to perform simple voice commands like making calls, setting reminders and calendar appointments as well as launching apps, it turns out the assistant can also spit some fire raps for you.
South Korean residents are flocking to YouTube to upload videos showing Bixby rhyme over various beats – both old and new school – and it sounds surprisingly good, even though my Korean is practically non-existent.
Check out some of MC Bixby's bars here:
As you can expect from any voice-enabled virtual assistant, the lyrics hardly qualify as what you'd call quality hip-hop, but it's still entertaining to see your phone trying to rap.
And in case you were wondering what Bixby is actually saying, the first few lines go like this:
I will play for you old school rap
One, everyone together, it's Bixby
Two, together, show
Three, four, all together hip-hop
(followed by some barely audible mumbles)
Still better than a Young Thug verse.
Funnily enough, Bixby also took some shots at Apple's own virtual assistant in the second video, saying it "is better than Siri" (시리보다 내가 낫다).
Despite stunning reviews, Samsung has yet to win over the hearts of Galaxy S8 owners with its Bixby assistant – and fun features like this could go a long way to convincing skeptical users to at least give Bixby a shot before seeking to replace it with alternatives like Google Now or Assistant.
Keep dropping these blazing lines, MC Bixby – we want more.
Read next: Intel patched a nine-year-old vulnerability that allowed remote control of enterprise PCs


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"Wondering" 8″ x 8″ x 1.5″ Mixed media and mounted on a black box Our lives are full, sometimes too full, if it's like mine. When I slow down there are plenty of ah-hah's, bright spots, connections with dearly loved family and friends, local and global. Days layer on top of days and there is just a lot of normal stuff that fills our hours. It's all good. Grateful.
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Religion is often the first answer given when people are asked why they practice FGM – but this link between FGM and religion is it founded? Why is FGM still practiced in the name of religions that do not impose it? How can we deconstruct the ideas around FGM and religion in our work towards the abandonment of FGM?
In order to promote the exchange of practices and knowledge on this subject, we launched a thematic discussion on this theme on May 13, 2019.
A thematic note with the results of our desk research on the theme, a few resources and questions for this debate was drafted. In the document we deconstruct the idea that FGM is a "Islamic practice" and we show that FGM is not mandatory in any monotheist religion. However, we also admit that FGM is considered as a religious practice by many communities practicing it. Finally, we ask ourselves (and you) : How can we use Religion in our strategy to end FGM?
To support this discussion on Religion & FGM, we also made a video-interview with Imam Moussé Fall, coordinator of the Islam and Population Network of Senegal, to deconstructs the link between Islam and MGF. You can watch it on our YouTube Page: https://youtu.be/G-g9p-_PJAg
We invite everyone interested in the subject to read this information :
- Is Female Genital Mutilation a matter of religion ?
- It is not imposed by any religion
- FGM can be perceived as a religious practice
- How to deconstruct these religious beliefs ?
- Resources
This note can also be download in a PDF version here :
To support the debate, we could count on the participation of two experts of this issue :
- Maryam Sheikh Abdi's, researcher on FGM and activist. She is the co-author of a report of the Population Council « Delinking Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting from Islam » and the study « A Religious Oriented Approach to Addressing FGM/C among the Somali Community of Wajir, Kenya», availables on the thematic note.
- Imam Moussé Fall, coordinator of the Islam and Population Network in Senegal.
The members of the community were also invited to share their experiences with the Community of Practices :
- Is religion used as a justification to perform FGM in your country?
- What are the official positions of religious leaders regarding FGM?
- What role are religious figures playing in your country?
- Which prominent religious leaders take a stand against FGM?
- How can we better integrate them in the fight against the practice?


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Sarothamnus oxyphyllus Boiss.
This is a synonym of Cytisus scoparius (L.) Link
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Sarothamnus oxyphyllus Boiss. appears in other Kew resources:
First published in Diagn. Pl. Orient., ser. 2, 2: 7 (1856)
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- Auvray, G. & Malecot, V. (2012). A revision of Cytisus sections Alburnoides, Spartopsis and Verzinum (Genisteae, Fabaceae) Edinburgh Journal of Botany 70: 61-120. [Cited as Cytisus scoparius.]
Kew Names and Taxonomic Backbone
The International Plant Names Index and World Checklist of Selected Plant Families 2020. Published on the Internet at http://www.ipni.org and http://apps.kew.org/wcsp/
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1. About our Privacy Policy
1.1. The purpose of this Privacy Policy is to inform Sosure's users as to the information we collect, what we do with this information and how your information is protected. This Privacy Policy will outline our information administration practices in relation to the information we acquire on Sosure and affiliated services.
1.2. We use some defined terms in this policy. You can find the meaning of each defined term at the end of this policy.
1.3. Generally, Personal Information is information which may be used to reasonably identify you. For example, your name, address, date of birth, gender, email address, telephone number is generally considered to be Personal Information. Personal Information may also include information we collect about your individual preferences.
1.4. References in this Privacy Policy to "we" refers to Sosure Pty Ltd (ACN 632 208 087) and any affiliated services. References to "you" refer to Users of Sosure and its affiliated services.
2. Governing Law
2.1. Sosure Pty Ltd (ACN 632 208 087) respects your right to privacy and is committed to safeguarding the privacy of our customers and website and App visitors. We adhere to the Australian Privacy Principles contained in the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) as amended from time to time.
3. Privacy Policy Consent
3.1.By using Sosure and its affiliated services, you consent to the Privacy Policy and its information administration practices. Sosure may provide additional disclosures in relation to the privacy policy. These documents will apply supplementary to the Sosure Privacy Policy. These disclosures may expand on information administration practices or provide further clarification for specific practices.
3.2. If you disagree with or are not comfortable with any aspect of Sosure's Privacy Policy, you should immediately cease the use of Sosure's services.
4. Application of Privacy Policy
4.1. The Sosure Privacy Policy applies to users of Sosure's services, including individuals, merchants and legal entities.
4.2. Sosure users are those who use and/or purchase Sosure or affiliate services.
5. Why do we collect Personal Information?
5.1. When you visit our Website or use our App, we collect Personal Information so that we can provide you with products and services and improve and customise your experience with us. Corporate and taxation laws may require us to collect personal information when you participate in the Token Sale. We only collect Personal Information if it is reasonably necessary for us to carry out our functions and activities.
6. What Personal Information do we collect?
6.1. Sosure Pty Ltd (ACN 632 208 087) will, from time to time, receive and store personal information you enter onto our website, provided to us directly or given to us in other forms.
6.2. You may provide basic information such as your name, phone number, address and email address to enable us to send information, provide updates and process your product or service order. We may collect additional information at other times, including but not limited to, when you provide feedback, when you provide information about your personal or business affairs, change your content or email preference, respond to surveys and/or promotions, provide financial or credit card information, or communicate with our customer support.
6.3. Additionally, we may also collect any other information you provide while interacting with us such as demographic information, location data, personal information regarding your friends and contacts if you participate in our referral program or otherwise connect your contact list information on your device with your account or establish an account connection between a social media platform and your account.
7. How do we collect your Personal Information?
7.1. Sosure Pty Ltd (ACN 632 208 087) collects personal information from you in a variety of ways, including when:
7.1.1. You interact with us electronically or in person;
7.1.2. You access our website; and
7.1.3. When we provide our services to you.
7.2. We may receive personal information from third parties. If we do, we will protect it as set out in this Privacy Policy.
8. How do we use your Personal Information?
8.1. Sosure Pty Ltd (ACN 632 208 087) may use personal information collected from you to provide you with information, updates and our services. We may also make you aware of new and additional products, services and opportunities available to you. We may use your personal information to improve our products and services and better understand your needs.
8.2. Sosure Pty Ltd (ACN 632 208 087) may contact you by a variety of measures including, but not limited to telephone, email, SMS, mail or via push notification.
8.3. Sosure Pty Ltd (ACN 632 208 087) will ensure that any e-mail that you are sent by Sosure Pty Ltd as direct marketing complies with the SPAM Act 2003 (Cth) and contain an "unsubscribe" option so that you can remove yourself from any further marketing communications. To opt-out of communications via SMS, reply with STOP. You may decline marketing messages sent by push notifications by refusing the relevant permission to our app in your phone or tablet settings, however this setting will prevent you from receiving other messages from us via push notification. You may also opt-out of receiving marketing materials from us using the contact details set out below.
8.4. Sosure Pty Ltd (ACN 632 208 087)'s direct marketing list may be operated by software and servers located overseas and your Personal Information may be sent overseas as part of our marketing.
8.5. We will also send communications that are required or necessary to send to users of our Website and App that contain information about important changes or developments to or the operation of the Website or App or as well as other communications you request from us. You may not opt out of receiving these communications but you may be able to adjust the media and format through which you receive these notices.
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9.1.3. to third parties who help us analyse the information we collet so that we can administer, support, improve or develop our business and the services we provide to you;
9.1.4. to other parties to transactions when you use the App to make a purchase or donation (such as our Merchants and your credit card provider). You may opt-out from sharing your details with a particular organisation using the App or by sending an email to email@example.com specifying the name(s) of the Merchants that you do not wish to have access to your personal information.
9.1.5. to any other person with your consent (express or implied).
9.2. We may from time to time need to disclose personal information to comply with a legal requirement, such as a law, regulation, court order, subpoena, warrant, in the course of a legal proceeding or in response to a law enforcement agency request.
9.3. We may also use your personal information to protect the copyright, trademarks, legal rights, property or safety of Sosure Pty Ltd (ACN 632 208 087), www.sosure.com.au, its customers or third parties.
9.4. Information that we collect may from time to time be stored, processed in or transferred between parties located in countries outside of Australia.
9.5. If there is a change of control in our business or a sale or transfer of business assets, we reserve the right to transfer to the extent permissible at law our user databases, together with any personal information and non-personal information contained in those databases. This information may be disclosed to a potential purchaser under an agreement to maintain confidentiality. We would seek to only disclose information in good faith and where required by any of the above circumstances.
9.6. By providing us with personal information, you consent to the terms of this Privacy Policy and the types of disclosure covered by this Policy. Where we disclose your personal information to third parties, we will request that the third party follow this Policy regarding handling your personal information.
10. Security of your personal information
10.1. Sosure Pty Ltd (ACN 632 208 087) is committed to ensuring that the information you provide to us is secure. In order to prevent unauthorised access or disclosure, we have put in place suitable physical, electronic and managerial procedures to safeguard and secure information and protect it from misuse, interference, loss and unauthorised access, modification and disclosure.
10.2. The transmission and exchange of information is carried out at your own risk. We cannot guarantee the security of any information that you transmit to us, or receive from us. Although we take measures to safeguard against unauthorised disclosures of information, we cannot assure you that personal information that we collect will not be disclosed in a manner that is inconsistent with this Privacy Policy.
11. Access to your personal information
11.1. You may request details of personal information that we hold about you in accordance with the provisions of the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth). A small administrative fee may be payable for the provision of information. If you would like a copy of the information, which we hold about you or believe that any information we hold on you is inaccurate, out of date, incomplete, irrelevant or misleading, please email us at email@example.com.
11.2. We reserve the right to refuse to provide you with information that we hold about you, in certain circumstances set out in the Privacy Act.
12. Complaints about Privacy
12.1. If you have any complaints about our privacy practices, please feel free to send in details of your complaints to email@example.com. We take complaints very seriously and will respond shortly after receiving written notice of your complaint.
13. Changes to Privacy Policy
13.1. Please be aware that we may change this Privacy Policy in the future. We may modify this Policy at any time, in our sole discretion and all modifications will be effective immediately upon our posting of the modifications on our website or notice board. If Privacy Policy Amendments are made, we will notify you by email.
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14.1. When you visit our website or App
When you come to our website (www.sosure.com.au) we may collect certain information such as your browser type, operating system, website visited immediately before coming to our site, etc. This information is used in an aggregated manner to analyse how people use our site, such that we can improve our service.
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We may from time to time use cookies on our website and App. Cookies are very small files which a website uses to identify you when you come back to the site and to store details about your use of the site. Cookies are not malicious programs that access or damage your computer. Most web browsers automatically accept cookies but you can choose to reject cookies by changing your browser settings. However, this may prevent you from taking full advantage of our website or App. Our website may from time to time use cookies to analyse website traffic and help us provide a better visitor experience. In addition, cookies may be used to serve relevant ads to website visitors through third party services such as Google Adwords. These ads may appear on this website or other websites you visit.
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import "github.com/meirf/kubernetes/pkg/controller"
Package controller contains logic for watching and synchronizing replicationControllers.
doc.go replication_controller.go
type PodControlInterface interface {
// contains filtered or unexported methods
PodControlInterface is an interface that knows how to add or delete pods created as an interface to allow testing.
type RealPodControl struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
RealPodControl is the default implementation of PodControllerInterface.
type ReplicationManager struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
ReplicationManager is responsible for synchronizing ReplicationController objects stored in the system with actual running pods.
func NewReplicationManager(kubeClient client.Interface) *ReplicationManager
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func (rm *ReplicationManager) Run(period time.Duration)
Run begins watching and syncing.
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Please see the attached Annual General Report 2015 – 2016
Author: admin
Tekkie Tax 2016 Winners
Congratulations to our winners.
Thank you to Grocotts for publishing the following article by Sue Maclennan @sueMaclennan2…
"Separation adds to social workers' load"
Tekkie Tax 2016 – Thank you
18 July 2016
Dear "Tekkie Tax" Participating businesses and individuals
This letter is to thank you all most sincerely for your participation in the Tekkie Tax 2016 fundraising campaign. This national fundraising campaign brings Child Welfare much needed funds every year. This year we managed to sell 2627 of the 3000 stickers ordered for Tekkie Tax Day and raised R26, 270.00. Child Welfare Grahamstown retains 40% of this total and also looks forward to once again receiving a percentage of the national sales. This is based on our local sales and will also depend on how many stickers were sold nationally in support of the children's sector.
This year, with the help of one of our enthusiastic volunteers, Lyn Hobson, from Dynamic Talent Acquisition we introduced an innovative concept to promote the sale of tickets locally with a school and corporate challenge. Congratulations to Victoria Primary for winning the Tekkie Tax School Challenge. They doubled up on their sales from last year and raised R6, 525.00 with their sticker and tag sales!
Congratulations to the Health Suite for winning the Corporate Challenge. The beautifully sculpted Tekkie Tax Trophies made by internationally renowned sculptor, Bruce Little will be presented to Victoria Primary and The Health Suite at Child Welfare's Annual General Meeting on 23 August 2016.
We are grateful to all the schools, businesses and individuals for their support of this campaign. We look forward to doing even better again next year! "Tekkie Tax" will be held on Friday 26 May 2017, please diarize this event. We value your support!
Yours sincerely
Woineshet Bischoff
Director/Chief Social Worker
Project 67+
Wimbledon comes early to Grahamstown
"I loved the feel of playing on grass. It was an almost surreal experience."
These are the words of Dr Mike Godlonton, who along with his partner Alke Bradfield, swept aside all competition to win the St Andrew's College Inaugural Lawn Tennis Challenge in Grahamstown last weekend.
The event was held as a fundraiser for the local Child Welfare branch and the proceeds from the tournament will go towards erecting a Community Centre for their centenary celebration next year.
Organiser of the event and SAC's professional tennis coach, Walter Eksteen, has been wanting to arrange the tennis challenge for more than five years.
"I must have measured this court ten times. I've double checked and triple checked the measurements. In 2016, there was only one weekend on the entire calendar free, at the very end of the cricket season and right before the rugby season begins," he said.
Thanks to Roger Wilkinson, the St Andrew's College groundskeeper, the court was prepared on the Knowling field using the existing cricket pitches. Most of the sixteen participants were playing on grass for the first time and were very impressed with the quality of the court. Sean Thompson, who lived and played tennis in the United Kingdom for eleven years, said, "I would say this court is on par with the grass surfaces I played on in England."
If the grass surface was not enough, the event was given even more of a Wimbledon feel with players dressed in all white, strawberries and champagne being served to end off the first day's play, stands on the side of the court for the spectators and ball girls and boys.
Pete Andrew, Director of Sport at the school, said he hoped the novelty event would give tennis a higher profile on campus.
"This is such a good opportunity to showcase tennis as a sport as well as the talent of the students. Hopefully, we can get the boys and girls involved to a greater extent next year."
The participants and organisers hope that the tennis challenge will become an annual event. Winner, Alke Bradfield, said she was glad to be part of the inaugural squad that will be invited back in 2017.
"It's a unique concept and such fun to be involved in something different." Bradfield said.
Several local businesses contributed to the success of the event, namely Kariega Game Reserve, Harcourts, Buco, Wimpy, Xtreme Sports, Kwikspar and Mugg & Bean.
"Fun concept on grass. Nice to be able to support Walter and St Andrew's." – Victoria Goodall Former DSG girl
"I enjoyed getting into the spirit of Wimbledon with the grass, the strawberries and the champagne." – Peter Allnutt, from PE
"I loved the grass court and playing and meeting so many different people." – Shimorne Prince
"Anything that involves tennis, I am up for it. The grass suited my game. The tournament was also held for a good cause." – Alcon Jasson, Member at Grahamstown Club for 10 years
"I thoroughly enjoyed playing on grass. It's my first time ever. There is great variety of people. It's a lovely way to spend the weekend." – Peter Ellis


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Biblioteket: Bartertown: Board Games for a World After Money
28. september
12:30 – 14:30
Nasjonalmuseet – Arkitektur, Bankplassen 3, Oslo
Arrangører Future Architecture Platform og Oslo arkitekturtriennale
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Join us to play Bartertown, a board game that explores how networks of sociability and care can adapt to climate change as well as other disasters like a market crash or even a divorce. The game was created as a new kind of decision-making tool for a warming world, one that fosters new relationships between economies, design and the public.
In this workshop, participants are invited to play, either to work competitively or cooperatively, in a game-show style format. All are welcome to join. The game is appropriate for adults, teenagers, and everyone interested in cities, strategy, social justice and climate change.
The project is part of Future Architecture Platform.
Bartertown was created for the Bay Conservation and Development Commission by Janette Kim with Jen Tai and Clare Hacko. Janette Kim is assistant professor of architecture and director of Urban Works Agency at California College of the Arts, editor of ARPA Journal, and principal of All of the Above.
Read more about Bartertown here.
Påmelding her.


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It looks like Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel's "never let a serious crisis go to waste" quip has been hijacked by the Iranian mullahs.
Iran is going through a bit of a dry spell, which one of the country's generals says is a result of "cloud theft" by Israel.
It's like that old Persian proverb, let no good drought go by without blaming the Jews for it.
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