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DJI Introduces Racing Edition Goggles, DJI Goggles RE
DJI, the world's leader in civilian drones and aerial imaging technology, today launched an enhanced version of the DJI Goggles targeted at drone racers, aerial enthusiasts and RC hobbyists. The new DJI Goggles RE (Racing Edition) take on a completely new look, with a redesigned metallic matte black visor and headband, along with a high-quality red leather padding for maximum comfort.
DJI has also developed an external OcuSync Air Unit and camera module which can be installed or mounted on any drone or aircraft to provide operators using the DJI Goggles RE with a real-time first-person-view (FPV). The smooth, low-latency, high-quality video will enable anyone to experience the thrill of drone racing like never before.
"Innovation is at the heart of everything DJI develops, with each new product building on the previous model to offer users an unparalleled experience. The DJI Goggles RE are no exception and deliver video footage with ultimate speed, stability and clarity," said Paul Pan, Senior Product manager. "And it's not just racers and enthusiasts who benefit from the new DJI Goggles RE. Whether you fly a DIY drone, a fixed-wing aircraft, or a remote-controlled vehicle, the external camera and transmission module can be mounted and synced with the new DJI Goggles RE to provide you with an immersive experience and put you in the pilot's seat."


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1,000 Extra Charge Points to be Supported over the Next 5 Years
Government takes measures to combat 'range-anxiety'
The Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment, Richard Bruton T.D. today (Monday 26th August) announced funding to support the rollout by local authorities of up to 1,000 on-street public charge points for electric vehicles over the next 5 years. This new scheme will support the widespread roll out of electric vehicles.
The Climate Action Plan, launched by Minister Bruton earlier this year, commits to a target of 936,000 electric vehicles on Irish roads by 2030. Ensuring there is the necessary infrastructure in place to support this step up is crucial.
Launching the new scheme Minister Bruton said:
"We are investing in this network to give people confidence to make the switch. Now is the time to make the change. This network, along with the investment ESB are making in new high speed chargers and the renewal of existing chargers, is building a strong network that vehicle owners can trust."
"There is significant growth in the number of electric vehicles taking to the road. This year alone there are 5,000 extra electric vehicles on the road bringing the total to over 12,500 (plug in hybrid and fully electric)."
"Under the Climate Action Plan we will introduce the necessary actions to increase renewable electricity to 70% by 2030. By increasing the amount of electricity we get from renewable sources, we will further improve the positive impact such vehicles have on the environment. Increasing the number of electric vehicles, in particular where battery electric vehicles replace older diesel vehicles, will also have a very beneficial impact on air quality, as battery electric vehicles do not produce any fumes."
Today's announcement will build on the 90 new high speed chargers (which charge at three times the power of fast chargers), 50 new fast chargers and over 500 upgraded charge points which will be supported under the Climate Action Fund. This will ensure that we build a network of circa 2,000 reliable public charge points nationwide by 2025, which will be enough to support a significant increase in the number of electric vehicles on the road. In addition, we will introduce new regulations to require non-domestic buildings with over 20 car parking spaces to install charging facilities.
Local Authorities, who are responsible for the provision of an extensive range of services in their own administrative areas, are ideally placed to identify the most suitable locations for installing these new charge points.
Increasing the number of on-street charge points will allow those who do not have a driveway access to a charge point. This will remove a key barrier to the uptake of electric vehicles. Charge points may be located where public parking is provided on-street or in Local Authority car parks. In many cases, on-street charge points may be integrated with street lighting in a single lamppost.
This support will complement the Electric Vehicle Home Charger Grant, which is a grant of up to €600 that is currently available to purchasers of new and second-hand electric vehicles to support the installation of chargers in homes with dedicated parking spaces. The Department is currently examining options to expand the scheme to support the installation of chargers in residential buildings with private shared parking (e.g. apartments) and expects to have a support in place early in 2020.
Notes to Editor
Capital supports of 75% of the cost up to maximum of 5,000 euro per charge point will be provided to Local Authorities for the development of up to 200 on-street charge points per annum.
The Local Authorities will operate the charge points subject to the terms and conditions of the scheme.
The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland, who will manage the scheme, and the Department are currently finalising the terms and conditions that will apply. This is being done in consultation with Local Authorities and it is planned that the scheme will then open for applications by the end of next month.
ESB rollout
Under the first call for applications from the Climate Action Fund, Minister Bruton approved funding of up to €10 million to support ESB eCars to develop a nationwide, state-of-the-art electric vehicle fast charging network. The project includes the installation of 90 high-power chargers each of which will be capable of charging two vehicles simultaneously, upgrading 50 existing standard chargers to fast chargers and replacing over 500 existing charge points with next generation high reliability models.
Government supports
In addition to the public changing network, the Government provides the following incentives to support the uptake of electric vehicles:
Climate Action Plan Target
There are currently 2.1m passenger vehicles on Irish roads. It is expected that this will grow to about 2.3-2.6m by 2030. The Climate Action Plan has set a target that about 840k will be either fully electric or hybrid models by 2030. This means that 840k out of about 2.3-2.6m vehicles would be electric (35% - 40%).
Required ramp-up:
Last year, there were over 210,000 car registrations in Ireland (including both new car sales and second-hand imports). The cost-effective ramp-up identified by the analysis underpinning the Climate Action Plan assumes circa 10-15% of total car registrations will be electric from 2021 – 2025. The significant ramp-up of EV registrations is assumed only after TCO-parity (Total cost of ownership) has been reached in the mid-2020s. Total cost of ownership includes both the purchase price and the on-going maintenance and running costs. The plan targets 50%-60% of car registrations to be electric vehicles from 2026 – 2029 and for all new car registrations to be EVs in 2030.
According to Bloomberg, "every year, that crossover point gets closer". In 2017, Bloomberg NEF forecast that the crossover point would be in 2026. In 2018, the crossover point was calculated to be in 2024 and their latest analysis, completed in 2019, predicts that large EVs in the European Union will be cheaper than their fossil fuel equivalents by 2022. The findings show that EVs will reach TCO-parity with diesel and petrol engines by circa mid-2020s. This means that when a consumer factors in both up-front cost and on-going running cost, it will be as cheap to have an EV as a petrol/ diesel vehicle. Small passenger cars will reach cost parity with fossil fuel cars in 2022 and larger vehicles will follow in the middle of the 2020s.

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Each year, the International Screenwriters' Association puts out its elite list of screenwriters to watch and 2019 is packed with twenty-five diverse talents who have gone above and beyond to grow, improve, and get noticed, smashing their goals and achieving incredible success in the process.
Some of the highlights of this year's screenwriter's achievements include being in production as a writer/director with A-List Talent attached and having a low six-figure option, as well as selections for fellowships, representation, and awards in numerous screenwriting contests.
Beyond the accolades, these screenwriters stand out for their dedication to their craft and career, by taking the initiative to attend networking meetings around town, enter their work to competitions, submit to writing gigs, collaborate with production companies, and produce their own content – all supported by the ISA Development Team.
"These incredibly talented writers deserve their place in the spotlight and have worked hard to get there, it is our pleasure to be on this journey with them as they build their careers" explains Felicity Wren ISA's Director of Development.
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* Our team evaluates all ISAConnect writers equally but there are no guarantees that you will be invited onto the TOP 25 Screenwriters To Watch.
Oscar nominated director John Boorman (DELIVERANCE, EXCALIBUR) will direct the heist thriller UNDERGROUND, written by Ted Campbell a member of the ISA Development Slate and ISA's Top 25 Screenwriters To Watch in 2018. Ted says "The ISA Development Slate's amazing Evaluation notes are a huge part of this script!"
The film will shoot later this year in Dublin. Ellen Wander of Film Bridge International and Kieran Corrigan of Merlin Films will produce.


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Our Pittsfield location is seeking a full-time and a part-time surgical assistant. Must have an active MA dental assisting license. Please send resume to [email protected]
David Rothschild has been practicing oral surgery in the Berkshires and Southern Vermont since 1980.
Dr. Eric Holmgren is originally from the island of Coronado near San Diego, California.
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Winter Festivals In New Brunswick
We are keeping our goal for Winter Festivals this year to 2, only because the weather and road conditions may limit the travel we can do. We compiled a long list with details as we were researching our plans, so we are sharing here for your enjoyment and planning. We also shared our Winter Family Bucket List to help share more ideas for winter, family-friendly activities in New Brunswick.
While you browse this list and are making your plans, you may also want to check out the Winter Weather Roadtrip Checklist we have prepared for all your winter travel. If you enjoy taking photos and also have your phone on you most of the time, we also have some tips on how to protect your electronics in cold weather. Do you take your dog with you on all your adventures? Here are tips for winter travel with your dog as well.
Here's a list of some of the New Brunswick Winter festivals taking place in 2020. If you know of any other winter activity festivals & carnivals we can include, please let us know!
Fredericton FROSTival & Shivering Songs (Jan 16 – Feb 2, 2020)
The Fredericton FROSTival is a full 3 weekends with over 150 events! – "From skating parties to ice sculptures to the Maritime's highest verticals, Fredericton delivers!" Don't pass up this opportunity to spend more time with family outside, or enjoy some of their fine dining experiences packed with gastronomic delights.
At the same time, Shivering Songs winter music festival hosts renowned artists in rustic and historic spaces throughout Downtown Fredericton.
Groundhog Festival (Jan 24-Feb 2) Beresford, NB
Snow sculptures, dodgeball, breakfasts and more…
Peticodiac Winter Carnival 2020 (Jan 31 – Feb 1)
A children's Dance, trivia night, breakfast and outdoor activities like skating and sleigh rides are just a few of the fun activities happening at the Petitcodiac Winter Carnival 2020.
Shediac Winter Carnival (Jan 29 – Feb 2, 2020)
Visit the Shediac Winter Carnival offering various winter activities for all ages and tastes, including skating, smelt fishing, music, food, bonfires and more.
Alma Winter Carnival (Jan 31 – Feb 2, 2020) *Thanks to Sarah for sending this one in!
From skating to snow sculptures, cakewalk to board games and more. There are lots of family activities in Alma for their winter carnival.
Sackville Winterfest (Feb 6-9, 2020)
In the interest of protecting our environment, starting in 2020, Sackville Winterfest events will be BYOM (Bring Your Own Mug). Be sure to bring a reusable mug and enjoy a free hot chocolate!
Here's what you can expect in 2020: Fireman's Winter Carnival Town vs Gown Charity Hockey Game, Family Day at Beech Hill Park, Outdoor Dance Party at Bill Johnstone Memorial Park, Fireman's Breakfast, Winterfest Fireworks, Legion Luncheon and much more.
Dieppe Winter Carnival (Feb 7-9, 2020)
For over 40 years the residents of Dieppe have celebrated winter at the Dieppe Winter Carnival, including activities like sleigh rides, skating, music shows and an array of other activities.
Florenceville – Bristol Snow Blast 2020 Family Fun Day (Feb 8, 2020)
Family fun day with Disney Theme this year. Community breakfast, cardboard classic events, woodsmen water boiling competition, sliding, skating, fire truck rides and more.
Riverview Winter Carnival (Feb 7 – 16, 2020)
Riverview Winter Carnival is a 10-day festival held every February. It's filled with fun, affordable activities that help you and your family celebrate winter wellness in Riverview. From workshops to sledding, there is something for everyone at this long-running festival which started in 1975.
Fundy Winterfest, Saint John region (Jan 26 – Feb. 28)
Shippagan Ice Carnival (Feb 13-17, 2020)
The Shippagan Ice Carnival offers a variety of outdoor winter activities, from ice sculptures and washer toss tournaments!
Campbellton Sno-Fest (Feb 13-17, 2020)
Sno-fest offers fun family outdoor activities, entertainment, snow sculptures and so much more.
World Pond Hockey Championships, Plaster Rock, NB (Feb 13-16, 2020)
The World Pond Hockey Championship event began and continues to this day to be a fundraising activity for a new arena facility for the people of the Tobique River Valley. The World Pond Hockey Championships began in 2002, the first annual event featured forty participating teams from New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Maine, USA.
Annual growth has seen the number of teams grow 120 teams worldwide. They now have teams representing every province in Canada; 35 U.S states and a total of 15 countries from around the globe.
Bathurst Snow Bear Winter Carnival (Feb 15, 2020)
The Bathurst Snow Bear Winter Carnival is a day of fun-filled activities at Coronation Park! Outdoor activities (weather permitting) include boot hockey, snowshoe experience, snow golf, sleigh rides and even a man-made sliding hill for loads of wintry entertainment. Children may also go indoors to the Bathurst High School gym and cafeteria to partake in card games, Zumba, sporting activities, cup stacking games, a bounce house and more
Hartland Winter Carnival Winterfest (Feb 22 – Mar 1)
There is currently no information about this year's Winterfest, we will update when they become available.
We love winter, and we know that sometimes it is hard to get out and enjoy it so we have created some resources to help if you are looking for a Sleigh Ride in New Brunswick or Winter Skating options in the Greater Moncton area, we have you covered! We are expanding these resources this winter with more activities and locations that we will keep them updated each year.
By the time these festivals are wrapping up, it will be time to start thinking about maple syrup! You can find a list of New Brunswick Maple Sugar Camps and Maple Producers here as well.


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David Reed has been a faculty member at Wycliffe since 1987. His teaching career (math and physics) began in his home province of New Brunswick. He moved to New England for his theological education and was eventually ordained in the Episcopal Church. Following eighteen years in parish ministry, he and his family moved to Toronto. David's interests in pastoral studies include spirituality, congregational life, cultural and spiritual trends, family and sexuality. A long time interest is the study of the Pentecostal/charismatic movement, Oneness Pentecostalism in particular. This has resulted in publications and invitations to lecture in Mexico, New Zealand and the Philippines. David has forthcoming a book entitled, "In Jesus' Nameâ€: The History and Beliefs of Oneness Pentecostals, which is a definitive historical and theological study of the third stream of modern Pentecostalism He and his wife, Carlynn (actor, writer and liturgical dancer), have two sons. David is honorary assistant at St. Paul's in Scarborough, ON.
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Illinois' medical marijuana program is getting a second wind. Governor J.B. Pritzker signed a pair of bills on Monday expanding who can get a medical card, and when they can use it.
The program was initially limited to just six years, but is now permanent. When the law was first signed in 2013, state lawmakers made it a "pilot," in order to test the concept and work out any bugs. But now that recreational marijuana will be legal in January, sponsors say it makes sense to permanently allow medical sales too.
State Senator Laura Fine, a Glenview Democrat, is one of them. Her husband had his arm amputated, and manages his pain with medical cannabis.
"He doesn't have to hide in the basement on a day when he's in pain" she explained. "He can be acting with our children, going about his daily life, and not having the severe pain that he usually suffers."
People who suffer from any one of at least 11 new conditions now qualify for a medical card. Though Illinois is ramping up licensing and regulation efforts ahead of recreational weed's legal debut in January, Rep. Bob Morgan (D, Deerfield) stressed the state is keeping medical cardholders in mind. [Read more at Northern Public Radio]


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The story of Girl Power! Learn about the remarkable women who changed US history. From Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton to Gloria Steinem and Hillary Clinton, women throughout US history have fought for equality. Author Deborah Hopkinson chronicles the beginning of the movement in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, when women were demanding the right to vote. She explores the 1960s, which pushed equal rights and opportunities for women--both at home and in the workplace--even further, and then moves toward present-day events, including the Women's March that took place all across the United States in 2017. Celebrate how far women have come with this inspiring read!


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At Kindred Healthcare, we consider ourselves fortunate to call Kansas City, Missouri one of our homes. Our connection to the area runs deep with facilities in the southern area of Kansas City proper, one in the Northland area of Kansas City and several Gentiva home health locations.
Jane Dailey is Vice President of Clinical Operations, East Region and Southeast Region, in the Hospital Division of Kindred Healthcare. She provided an update on the Cognitive Care pilot in Dallas, starting first by recognizing what she called "an amazing group of people" in the Dallas-Fort Worth integrated care market. The folks who have been working on the pilot "wanted to continue the impact from the 2013 symposium," Dailey notes. One year later, she says, "we have identified processes across the continuum that will allow us to promptly screen and evaluate patients with cognitive issues."
Just as there are different kinds of patients, there are different kinds of hospitals. Kindred Transitional Care Hospitals provide a wide range of services to help patients with complex medical issues who need additional recovery time after a stay at a traditional hospital. While every patient receives individualized care from a team of healthcare professionals, our goal is for each person to reach the highest level of recovery before discharge.
With our Direct Admit Program, physicians can admit medically complex patients from short-term acute care hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, home health and other service providers directly to a Kindred Hospital. We work directly with physicians to make sure their patients have a smooth transition into our hospitals and the highest level of care continuity to prevent future readmissions.
When Edward came to a Kindred Hospital, he was on a ventilator after respiratory complications following major surgery. Edward is one of many patients who need extra care and more time to recover after a short-term hospital stay. Kindred Hospital is part of a nationwide network of Kindred Transitional Care Hospitals that help bridge the gap between short-term hospitalization and home.
Many of the patients we see can't breathe on their own, or they have a condition that makes them prone to more complications with an illness or injury. Kindred Hospitals have been focused on these medically complex patients for more than two decades. We helped develop the long-term model of care for patients who can't get better during a short-term stay. Our facilities and services are designed to provide this extra level of care, and every patient has a team of healthcare professionals dedicated to achieving the fullest and quickest recovery possible.
Did you know that a pharmacist invented Coca Cola? This was just one interesting fact divulged by Kindred Hospital Division Vice President of Pharmacy James Poullard, who presented this afternoon at Kindred's Fifth Annual Clinical Impact Symposium.
For Coke lovers, this fact makes pharmacists critical. But more importantly, pharmacists play a crucial role in effective care transitions.
Pharmacy – the science and technique of preparing and dispensing drugs and medicines – has undergone a transformation over the years, according to Poullard.
"We've gone from pouring sodas and mixing elixirs to now being the medication expert in retail outlets, and in the inpatient arena," he said. "There are now post-graduate residency programs and we've become an integral part of the patient care team."
And pharmacists have their work cut out for them.
Ever wonder what Kindred is doing to take a lead in confronting issues that affect hospitals all over the country, such as alarm fatigue, which happens when too many beeps and buzzes become like background noise to caregivers? The Hospital Division's Respiratory Care Council is addressing this healthcare challenge as well as others like it. Meeting every other month, the Council's 21 members – representing each of the regions in which Kindred delivers care, as well as the Support Center in Louisville – strive to identify and share best practices and standardize systems and procedures across the division. They are also working with colleagues from Kindred's other divisions to achieve enterprise-wide standardization when appropriate.
Kindred's Transitional Care Hospitals play a vital role in the recovery process for the sickest and most medically complex patients who require aggressive medical care and rehabilitation over a longer period of time. For patients who have complex ventilator needs, multi-organ system failure or complicated medical problems that are very difficult to treat, transitional care hospitals may represent the first important step necessary to make recovery and return home possible.
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For my training this year, I went to SQL Intersection (https://devintersection.com/) in Orlando, Florida from April 18-22, 2016. This was a new experience for me since I normally attend the SQL PASS conference in Seattle, Washington (http://www.sqlpass.org/summit/2016/Welcome.aspx). And there were some things I really liked and others not so much. For example, I really liked the weather (sunny and in the 80's), the high quality of speakers, and the smaller conference size. However, because of being a smaller conference there were less sessions to choose from, less after-hours activities, and a large portion of the conference attendees were developers and not specifically SQL professionals, so the networking was different.
Pre-Conference Session
- Performance Troubleshooting Using Waits and Latches (Paul Randall) – I really enjoyed this session and he provided some great advice, such as don't always assume that the symptom equals the root cause of the problem and don't do knee jerk performance troubleshooting. Other items that were covered included: how to start your performance troubleshooting using waits, components of the scheduler, latches, spinlocks, various solutions to wait problems, and some real world examples. (http://www.sqlskills.com/blogs/paul/category/wait-stats/)
Sessions – Tuesday
- Keynote: Microsoft Cloud (Scott Guthrie) – Microsoft's cloud services seemed to be an underlying theme of this conference. The speaker presented some amazing things regarding different companies' experiences using Azure and how the newly acquired company, Xamarin (https://www.xamarin.com/), can be used to help with the development and testing processes for mobile devices.
- SQL Server 2016 New Feature Overview (Tim Chapman) – This session provided a high level overview of many of the new features of SQL Server 2016: maintenance plans, backup and restore extended events, new cardinality estimator, memory grants hints, multiple tempdb files on install, new alter database options, new T-SQL and DMV's, column compression, in-memory optimizations and functions, live query monitoring, query store, temporal tables, JSON, row level security, dynamic data masking, load balancing for Availability Groups, stretch databases, backups to Azure, and Always encrypted.
- SQL Server Tuning When You Can't Fix the Queries (Brent Ozar) – I really liked this energetic presentation. The speaker mentioned that you might choose to use batch requests per second and wait time per second as the key indicators for performance. He advocated using his own stored procedure, sp_askBrent (https://www.brentozar.com/askbrent/) to troubleshoot slow performance. Additionally, he suggested an easy approach to understand from the business or management what you can change and what you cannot change in order to improve performance. Afterwards, he reviewed some common wait types and their resolutions. His basic plan of action was to: tune queries, tune indexes, add more memory, and make storage faster.
- Corruption Survival Techniques (Paul Randall) – I always feel like taking a session on corruption is a must for every DBA, and I don't think anyone does it better than this speaker. He emphasized that corruption will always happen and we need to know what we are doing or else we could make it worse. Additionally, he mentioned that we must perform root cause analysis or else it may re-occur. In order to find it early, we should have IO alerts set (823, 824, 825) and Checkdb running regularly. Also, he emphasized the need to have a disaster recovery run book. (http://www.sqlskills.com/blogs/paul/category/corruption/)
- Keynote: Do You Know Data in the Microsoft Cloud? (Bob Ward) – This was a good session that explored many of the technical details of Microsoft's cloud services, including Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), SQL Database, SQL Data Warehouse, DocumentDB, HDInsight, Data Lake analytics, and Data Factory.
Sessions – Wednesday
- Keynote: Go to There and Back Again (Douglas Crockford) – This presentation focused on the development of programming languages and what he thought would be next big ideas. This speaker is probably best known for popularizing JSON. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Douglas_Crockford)
- New Features with SQL Server 2016 Reporting Services (David Pless) – I was really excited about this session and I think the speaker covered many of the features well. The Reporting Services team has a nice blog that covers many of the things he did: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/sqlrsteamblog/.
- Integrating Azure into Your Data Platform (Grant Fritchey) – I feel like this session was a balanced view of using Azure. He made the case for some who may be good candidates for using Azure, such as "greenfield" stuff, small shops, and global companies with distributed systems. He then talked through using active directory, virtual machines, and setting up network, monitoring, and other basics.
- DevOps with Team Foundation Services and Azure (Karl Rissland) – This was a well-developed presentation that focused on the people, the process, and the tools to make DevOps work. He mentioned some of the cultural impediments between IT groups (i.e. UI, integration, data, infrastructure) and how each focuses on a different purpose from change to stability. The technologies he used in his demos were: PowerShell, PowerShell DSC, Azure ARM templates, VSTS, and Azure.
Sessions – Thursday
- Keynote: A Day in the Life of the Data Scientist (Buck Woody) – This might have been one of my favorite presentations, as he broke down the job of a data scientist into a few parts. (https://buckwoody.wordpress.com/)
- Inside the SQL Server Query Store (Bob Ward) – This session featured some great technical content that made me excited to migrate to SQL Server 2016. I feel like the Query Store is a game changer and it was explored in some detail. Some of the subjects that were touched upon were: query execution over time, reporting of completed and failed queries, storing of compiled queries and plans and stats, the query store data model – including plan store and runtime stats, compilation and execution statistics, UTC dates, and maintenance.
- Scripting in SSIS (Tim Mitchell) – This session highlighted the creating of custom code to extend the capabilities of SSIS, using SSIS expressions, script task, script component, and PowerShell. (https://www.timmitchell.net/)
- Keynote: SQL Intersection Closing Panel & RunAs Radio Recording – Basically, we were audience for the radio show, RunAs Radio (http://runasradio.com/)
Post-Conference Session
- Leveraging SQL Server in the Cloud (Jeremiah Peschka and Brent Ozar) – This workshop compared Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and Platform as a Service (PaaS) and some of the pros and cons of each. Also, we went through some exercises to help us think through our decisions of how to leverage the cloud given certain situations and features that would be required. Again, it was stressed that a hybrid approach may work best.
So, I did enjoy my first experience with the SQL Intersection conference. Although it was a little different than what I was used to, it provided a high level of training and was in a nice location.


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Production Scheduling Software Asprova Newsletter (August 2011)
No.1 in Japan(48.8% market share) with 1591 users worldwide
Yamaha Corporation case study and user interview movie
Since its foundation Yamaha has been known as a manufacturer of musical
instruments and AV equipment. It has since expanded globally into other areas
associated with sound and music. About one quarter of all instruments in
the world are being made by Yamaha.
The Digital Instruments Division implemented Asprova last year, through direct
production progress feedback to the planning department lead times, WIP
inventory and scheduling time were reduced by 30%!
Here is the case study and interview movie for your reference.
Asprova seminar in Taiwan 4th,August- Speech from Asprova user-Thomas
Asprova is going to hold a seminar in Taiwan on 4th, August together with
our partner KEN SYSTEM CORPORATION.
Thomas, who implemented Asprova recently in their KUN SHAN (China)
factory, will give a speech about the implement experience and success key
points of Asprova, welcome you participate in this seminar.
Date: 4th, August 2011(Thursday)
Venue: No. 231, Jianguo South Road 2, Taipei
13:30~13:40 Reception
13:40~13:50 Opening
13:50~14:40 Company introduction / KEN SYSTEM
13:50~14:40 Asprova APS introduction / KEN SYSTEM
Asprova SCM(Supply Chain Management) introduction & new version 9.0
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(Incidentally, who else notices the irony in Irene as a hurricane name? eirene: peace!)
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This Week in Catholic Liturgy: Against The Wind
Bishop Cullen told the assembly gathered for our ordination that my classmate and I were "walking against the wind" by becoming priests in this culture. Just so, the boat filled with disciples was also facing opposition until Jesus came along. Greater still was the opposition that Peter began to encounter within himself after taking the initial step onto the raging sea. "When he saw how strong the wind was..." But how much stronger would Peter be, because God had his back!
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'Language Gene' Speeds Learning
Mouse study suggests that mutation to FOXP2 gene
may have helped humans learn the muscle movements
for speech.
Ewen Callaway
18 November 2011
A mutation that appeared more than half a million years
ago may have helped humans learn the complex muscle
movements that are critical to speech and language.
The claim stems from the finding that mice genetically
engineered to produce the human form of the gene, called
FOXP2, learn more quickly than their normal
The work was presented by Christiane Schreiweis, a
neuroscientist at the Max Planck Institute (MPI) for
Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany, at the
Society for Neuroscience meeting this week in Washington
DC this week.
Scientists discovered FOXP2 in the 1990s by studying a
British family known as 'KE' in which three generations
suffered from severe speech and language problems1.
Those with language problems were found to share an
inherited mutation that inactivates one copy of FOXP2.
Most vertebrates have nearly identical versions of the
gene, which is involved in the development of brain
circuits important for the learning of movement. The
human version of FOXP2, the protein encoded by the gene,
differs from that of chimpanzees at two amino acids,
hinting that changes to the human form may have had a
hand in the evolution of language2.
A team led by Schreiweis' colleague Svante Pääbo
discovered that the gene is identical in modern humans
(Homo sapiens) and Neanderthals (Homo neanderthalensis),
suggesting that the mutation appeared before these two
human lineages diverged around 500,000 years ago3.
Altered squeaks
A few years ago, researchers at the MPI Leipzig
engineered mice to make the human FOXP2 protein4. The
`humanized' mice were less intrepid explorers and, when
separated from their mothers, pups produced altered
ultrasonic squeaks compared to pups with the mouse
version of FOXP2.
Their brains, compared with those of normal mice,
contained neurons with more and longer dendrites - the
tendrils that help neurons communicate with each other.
Another difference was that cells in a brain region
called the basal ganglia were quicker to become
unresponsive after repeated electrical stimulation, a
trait called `long-term depression' that is implicated
in learning and memory.
At the neuroscience meeting, Schreiweis reported that
mice with the human form of FOXP2 learn more quickly
than ordinary mice. She challenged mice to solve a maze
that involved turning either left or right to find a
water reward. A visual clue, such as a star, along with
the texture of the maze's surface, showed the correct
direction to turn.
After eight days of practice, mice with the human form
of FOXP2 learnt to follow the clues to the water 70% of
the time. Normal mice took an additional four days to
reach this level. Schreiweis says that the human form of
the gene allowed mice to more quickly integrate the
visual and tactile clues when learning to solve the
In humans, she says, the mutation to FOXP2 might have
helped our species learn the complex muscle movements
needed to form basic sounds and then combine these
sounds into words and sentences.
Another MPI team member, Ulrich Bornschein, presented
work at the neuroscience meeting showing that the
changes to brain circuitry that lead to quicker learning
come about with just one of the two amino-acid changes
in the human form of FOXP2. The second mutation may do
"That makes sense," says Genevieve Konopka, a
neuroscientist at the University of Texas Southwestern
Medical Center in Dallas, who also studies FOXP2.
Carnivores, including dogs and wolves, independently
evolved the other human FOXP2 mutation, with no obvious
effect on their brains.
Faraneh Vargha-Khadem, a neuroscientist at University
College London who has studied the KE family in which
FOXP2 is mutated, thinks that the new findings could
help explain the gene's role in perfecting the facial
movements involved in speech.
But she does not see how changes in basic learning
circuitry could explain how FOXP2 helps humans to
automatically and effortlessly translate their thoughts
into spoken language. "You are not deciding how you are
going to move your muscles to form these sounds," she
Nature doi:10.1038/nature.2011.9395
1 Lai, C. S., Fisher, S. E., Hurst, J. A., Vargha-
Khadem, F. & Monaco, A. P. Nature 413, 519-523 (2001).
2 Enard, W. et al. Nature 418, 869-872 (2002).
3 Krause, J. et al. Curr. Biol. 17, 1908-1912 (2007).
4 Enard, W. et al. Cell 137, 961-971 (2009).
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How long does it really take to write a novel? Can do you it with kids underfoot? What's the best way to learn how to write a novel?
Today I'm excited to introduce inspirational fiction author Toni Shiloh, who will answer these questions and more about her path to publicaction
Toni, welcome to my blog!
Thank you so much for having me!
For starters, what genre do you write? How did you pick it?
I'm a contemporary romance writer. I'm not sure that I actually picked the genre, more like it picked me. My characters often pop up in my head and introduce themselves. From there I get an idea of who they are and where they're from. So far, they've all be in the contemporary setting.
What are your favorite genres to read? Why?
I read all things Christian fiction – historical, contemporary, speculative, suspense, etc., and if they have a romance thread, all the better. 🙂
How long did it take you complete your first manuscript (published or not)?
It took me nine months to write my first novella. I have two kids and when I wrote it they were 4 and 7, so they kept me on my toes. Now, it doesn't take that long for me to write the first draft.
Have your follow-up novels been easier or harder to write? Why do you think that is?
Both, lol! I know what I'm doing, but every story is different. Some characters talk to me more than others. Sometimes I get stuck in the middle. There is always a struggle, but not like it was when I wrote the very first book.
What's surprised you the most about the book-publishing process?
Great question! Probably that it was relatively easy, lol. I say this only because my first book was Indie published. I wrote the story, got it edited, and published it. Sure it took months to achieve that, but hitting the submit button was just a click away. Now that I've gone through a small-press, I understand that process a lot more.
What's been the most challenging part of getting a book published?
Knowing when your book is good enough. You can look at it and look at it and look at it some more and still have doubts. Even once it's published, nerves attack and you await for those reviews to trickle in and let you know if you achieved success or not.
What's your favorite part of the publishing experience?
The book cover! As a reader, I buy books solely based on its cover. If it attracts me and is in my favorite genre, I'll buy it. As an author, I love watching it get developed and finding the right one!
For learning the writing craft, which do you prefer – books or conferences? Why?Conferences! A lot of teachers use the aid of power point or white boards and I'm able to visualize what they're saying. Craft books often confuse me.
If you could recommend one writing conference, what would it be? Why? (If you haven't attended one, which one would you like to attend? Why?)
ACFW Virginia Conference. I've been twice and each time I leave with so much more knowledge. The instructors are amazing and kind and willing to share the knowledge they've gain. Also, the fellowship and networking opportunities are great. I've learned the most at this conference. I would love to attend the national conference for ACFW one day and meet all my author friends from online.
If you could recommend one writing book, what would it be? Why?
Susan May Warren's book, The Story Equation: How to Plot and Write a Brilliant Story from One Powerful Question.
If you could pick any of your novels to be made into a movie, which one would you pick? Who would you want to play the lead roles, and why?
I'd pick Finding Love. It is probably my favorite in the Maple Run series so far. I would pick Aisha Tyler to play Delaney Jones and Henry Cavill to play Luke Robinson.
Is there anything else you'd like to add?
Thank you again for having me today! My next book, Finding Love, releases June 28. It's book two in the Maple Run series.
To learn more about, or to connect with, Toni online, visit her website at http://tonishiloh.weebly.com, or check out her social media links:
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Finding Love
Delaney Jones has finally started to pick up the pieces of her shattered life after the death of her husband, Parker. Just as life enters a new normal, in walks Army soldier, Luke Robinson. Just when she makes the decision to trust him, life deals her a heavy blow.
Sergeant First Class Luke Robinson can't get over his part in the death of Delaney's husband. In hopes to assuage his guilt, he offers to lend a hand. Only, he never counted on the feelings she evokes with just a smile. Will his secrets widen the gulf or will he finally find absolution?


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Gulls Down Stars 2-1, Win Sixth Straight at HomeJan 16, 2019
Kevin Boyle made 27 saves as the Gulls secured their sixth consecutive home win and extended their point streak to 15 games (12-0-1-2) in a 2-1 victory over the Texas Stars at Penchanga Arena San Diego.
"Our fan support is amazing, they're always with us, even on our down times," said head coach Dallas Eakins. "They're always out there pushing us along. We're very comfortable here, we love playing at home. I think our record at home over the previous three years shows that."
San Diego's 45 points are the most recorded through the team's first 36 games in club history, while the 20 wins match the previous highs of 20 set through 36 games in both 2017-18 and 2016-17. The Gulls 12-5-1-1 record (26 points) on home ice this season marks the most wins and points in club history through 19 home games.
Boyle has won 11 of his last 12 games overall (11-0-1), posting a 2.16 goals-against average and .926 save percentage. With his 16th win of the season, Boyle now ranks tied for second among AHL goaltenders in wins.
Shortly after San Diego netminder Boyle made a pad save odd-man rush, Corey Tropp scored on the power play to put the Gulls on the scoreboard with 4:24 left in the opening period. Adam Cracknell made a cross-ice pass to Tropp that led to the goal, while defenseman Trevor Murphy picked up the other assist.
Tropp had missed nine consecutive games prior to tonight's matchup. With Murphy's assist, the defenseman has picked up a point in six of his nine games since being traded to the Gulls.
With Matt Berry sitting in the box for slashing, the Gulls jumped on a neutral zone turnover to double the lead. Sam Steel intercepted a pass by Stars defenseman Ben Gleason and raced down the left wing before finding Cracknell waiting on the backdoor. The veteran winger slammed home Steel's one-time pass, putting San Diego ahead by two just 1:58 after the first goal.
With his sixth career shorthanded score, Cracknell extended his goal and point streak to four games (4-4=8). With the lone assist, Steel has 2-4=6 points over his last six games.
Texas trimmed the lead back to one with a power-play tally at the 16:33 mark of the second period. With Simon Benoit in the box for holding, Texas forward Justin Dowling had his shot blocked, but Erik Condra found the rebound in front of the net and slid it past Boyle for his 15th goal of the season.
Early in the third period, Josh Mahura was flagged for high-sticking, resulting in a double minor and a four-minute power play for the Stars. The Gulls were successful in shutting down the long man-advantage. As soon as San Diego wrapped up their penalty kill, Chase De Leo intercepted the puck and gave himself a breakaway opportunity, but was unable to convert for the goal.
"(Boyle) is huge for our confidence knowing that if he can see it, he's going to stop it," said Cracknell regarding Boyle's performance. "He made some unbelievable saves. We've tried to lower their quality of chances. If we keep them to the outside and pick up their sticks, he's going to do a good job with his rebound control. It's a great effort by everyone but you need your goaltender to go on streaks like this and he's been providing that for us right now.
Patrick Eaves and Kiefer Sherwood made their season debut with the Gulls tonight. Both wingers finished scoreless but the two combined for five shots on net.
"Lots of guys in the lineup, out of the lineup, guys up, guys down," said Eakins. "Having Patrick Eaves come in and play his first game in a long time was fun to watch. A guy like that who has been out of the lineup and played very few games. Just to see him enjoying playing is huge."
The Gulls will conclude their brief two-game homestand against the Bakersfield Condors this Saturday, Jan. 19 (7 p.m. PT).


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How effective was Henry VII as a Monarch? Throughout the course of Henry's reign, there were various uprisings against him, not only because he was a usurper to the throne, but also because he had very little history in England. In 1485-86 there were few minor risings in the Midlands and the North, which were of little significance and were dealt with efficiently; Henry showed his seriousness through the execution of Humphrey Stafford after his treacherousness. A more serious threat than the aforementioned was the situation surrounding Lambert Simnel, which was potentially very serious as it led to the Battle of Stoke in 1487. However, after three hours of intense battle the King's army had the Yorkists surrounded, and most of the key leaders were killed. Again, to show his seriousness Henry charged 28 of the opposing nobles with attainder and sentenced Symonds, the orchestrator, to life imprisonment. In 1489 there was a rebellion in York which was a relatively small tax opposed rebellion which Henry was able to deal with, aided by the Earl of Surrey, who defeated the rebels. Here the King used calculated clemency, as he issued pardons to many of the prisoners as a gesture of conciliation to prevent further uprisings. ...read more.
As well as this, Henry achieved prosperity for his merchants as the trade tariffs between England and Spain were removed. Whilst the treaty of Medina del Campo did have its drawbacks, for example Henry having 'the worst of the bargain', as regaining Normandy and Aquitaine was impractical and unrealistic, he was willing to ignore this so he could reap the benefits of being recognised as an equal by the Catholic Monarchs. The second major treaty was the Treaty of Etaples, signed in 1492 with France. Again, Henry was able to achieve his main aims; security - through Charles' promise to no longer aid any English rebels, money - through the sizeable annual pension from �5000, and recognition as a good monarch, as he was able to establish good terms with France, who had been a traditional enemy of England. The third major treaty was signed with Scotland in 1497, the Truce of Ayton established good terms between England and Scotland, who, like France, had been traditional English enemies for centuries. The main outcomes of this truce were that Henry was able to secure his position, through James IV's promise not to aid any more rebels, and through a marriage seal between James and Henry's eldest daughter, Margaret. ...read more.
All of these policies that were put in place may suggest that Henry had an agenda to deliberately quell the nobility, however it has been argued that nobles still enjoyed much wealth and not much changed for them. I support the view that Henry was conscious of the noble's threat and took the appropriate measures to make sure that they did not step out of line, however, I do not believe that he followed an anti-noble policy as such. In terms of effectiveness, Henry certainly managed to curb the nobility's power, through these various policies, the most important, perhaps, being his financial threats against the nobles, which acted as an example to anybody else who was thinking of abusing their position. In conclusion, the King managed to effectively deal with all rebellions that he came across; although some threats were potentially dangerous he was able to deal these, overall, in a very efficient manner. Similarly, Henry's foreign policy was able to achieve his main aims, with security being the most important of these. Lastly, the King developed several policies that effectively limited the power of the nobility in such a manner that he was able to diminish potential threats. These points being considered, Henry was a very efficient monarch when taking into consideration the instability of his position. ...read more.
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Although there has been a modest improvement in building approvals during the month of November, the overall state of Australia's construction industry is still troubled.
Australian residential building approvals had increased during November by 8.4 per cent to 11,424 units.
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Economists expectations of this figure were closer to 6.0 per cent.
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OTTAWA -- The Liberal government's first update on the state of the economy since the federal election shows the federal deficit is rising, while Canada's debt-to-GDP ratio remains the lowest in the G7.
The latest look at the government's books projects the federal deficit at $26.6 billion in 2019-20, up from the $19.8 billion projected in the 2019 federal budget.
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"Well now we know why they didn't want to introduce this update in the House of Commons," said Conservative finance critic Pierre Poilievre off the top of his post-announcement press conference.
The Conservatives had called for the Liberals to present this economic status update while MPs were still sitting, but Parliament adjourned last week and isn't set to sit again until weeks into 2020.
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"It is time to unleash our economy… to unleash the free market system so that businesses can grow and prosper so that our workers can be rewarded for their work and our economy can relaunch to its rightful place at the head of the pack," Poilievre said.
Bloc Quebecois finance critic Gabriel Ste-Marie said that while his party is concerned about the size of the deficit, he is looking ahead to the Liberals' promised tax on web giants that is set to bring in more revenue. In their reelection platform the Liberals committed to "making multinational tech giants pay their fair share" with a new three per cent tax on the income of businesses in the digital economy sector. It would come into effect on April 1, 2020 and target advertising and digital companies like Netflix, Apple, Google or Amazon, with worldwide revenues of at least $1 billion and Canadian revenues of more than $40 million.
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