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Last week, Man Group, the world's largest listed hedge fund manager, announced that its pre-tax profits had soared by 60 per cent to USD2.1bn for the financial year ending on March 31, as its income from performance fees more than doubled and management fees grew by 21 per cent.
But the main news was that hedge fund veteran Stanley Fink was stepping down as deputy chairman a little more than a year after assuming a non-executive role. Fink, the previous chief executive of the FTSE 100 company and an influential figure in the European hedge fund industry, will be leaving the company in July after 21 years.
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Garmin Approach S3 GPS Golf Watch (Black) (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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Approach S3, the touchscreen GPS golf watch – instant, simple, precise
Rugged and waterproof, the Approach S3 golf watch is another benchmark for GPS innovation within the golf market. Packed with 27,000+ worldwide courses without subscriptions or fees, S3 displays yardages to the front, back and middle of greens. The S3 also introduces a high-resolution, glove-friendly touchscreen display, Green View with manual pin positioning, distances to doglegs and layups, customizable yardage points and printable digital scorecards for Stroke play and Stableford.
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Found it 50$ cheaper on GolfTown online site...after buying mine...
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gave it two stars just because im a technogeek and enjoy having anything elecronic to keep me amused while waiting to hit my next ball 20 yards short
A bit over priced..! Korean brand selling at half of the price, with voice..
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Seemed to be out about 10 to 20 yards on each hole. Will check it more in the Spring.Published 8 months ago by Amazon Customer
Improved my game. I love it but only wish it was a ladies watch and not quite so big.Published 10 months ago by Judy Bell
Garmin comes through again! Great product! Only downside I can see is that the battery life is not as long as advertised. Read morePublished 12 months ago by Glen D. Little
Delivered on time as promised and a very useful tool for golfers at a reasonable pricePublished 12 months ago by Richard Morrisseau
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Hi, On Tue, Jan 29, 2013 at 12:48 PM, Jukka Zitting <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > On Tue, Jan 29, 2013 at 12:01 PM, Marcel Reutegger <email@example.com> wrote: >>> Template records >> >> I'm a bit skeptical if the added complexity is worth the disk space saving. > > I thought so too, but simple benchmarks show that the size savings are > significant (20-50%) especially for small, frequently accessed nodes > like ACL entries or CQ paragraphs that would ideally be kept as close > as possible to the containing parent node. See the latest SegmentSizeTest for some added insight on this. One of the tests measures the storage size of a simple ACL with four ACEs, based on content in CQ5. Without templates (and sharing of strings across nodes) storing such an ACL takes about the same space, 600+ bytes, as the equivalent JSON representation shown below. With the template feature the amortized size of such an ACL is just about 150 bytes, with still some room for further optimization. In practice that means that with templates the memory cost of caching the entire ACL is about the same as the cost of caching just one of the ACEs without templates. BR, Jukka Zitting ---- { "jcr:primaryType": "rep:ACL", "deny": { "jcr:primaryType": "rep:DenyACE", "rep:principalName": "everyone", "rep:privileges": [ "jcr:read" ] }, "allow": { "jcr:primaryType": "rep:GrantACE", "rep:principalName": "administrators", "rep:privileges": [ "jcr:all" ] }, "deny0": { "jcr:primaryType": "rep:DenyACE", "rep:principalName": "everyone", "rep:glob": "*/activities/*", "rep:privileges": [ "jcr:read" ] }, "allow0": { "jcr:primaryType": "rep:GrantACE", "rep:principalName": "user-administrators", "rep:privileges": [ "jcr:all" ] } }
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We continue to think that there will at least be a chance of a few spotty showers into Sunday before we should dry out for Sunday night through most of Monday night. Deformation band of showers and storms from earlier that produced heavier rains has been pushed N and E a bit this afternoon as another short wave has pushed into far SW Lower. This short wave has not done much in developing new showers/storms as it is moving over an area that has had plenty of cloud cover and showers thus far today. A few showers and isolated storm could develop just inland from the lakeshore with a bit of convergence present along with some diurnal instability present with morning sunshine there. What the wave will do as it continues E/NE is wrap the showers back a bit into Central Lower up toward Mt. Pleasant and Alma and keep them through the mid-evening hours. A lack of instability will keep the severe threat quite low. 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Hi, Instead of discussing this in the abstract, how about we look at a few concrete cases to see how those would be best handled? For example here's what the JCR spec says that the Session.save() method [1] can throw: > AccessDeniedException - if any of the changes to be persisted would violate the access > privileges of the this Session. Also thrown if any of the changes to be persisted would > cause the removal of a node that is currently referenced by a REFERENCE property > that this Session does not have read access to. > > ItemExistsException - if any of the changes to be persisted would be prevented by the > presence of an already existing item in the workspace. > > ConstraintViolationException - if any of the changes to be persisted would violate > a node type or restriction. Additionally, a repository may use this exception to > enforce implementation- or configuration-dependent restrictions. > > InvalidItemStateException - if any of the changes to be persisted conflicts with > a change already persisted through another session and the implementation is > such that this conflict can only be detected at save-time and therefore was not > detected earlier, at change-time. > > ReferentialIntegrityException - if any of the changes to be persisted would cause > the removal of a node that is currently referenced by a REFERENCE property > that this Session has read access to. > > VersionException - if the save would make a result in a change to persistent > storage that would violate the read-only status of a checked-in node. > > LockException - if the save would result in a change to persistent storage > that would violate a lock. > > NoSuchNodeTypeException - if the save would result in the addition of a node > with an unrecognized node type. > > RepositoryException - if another error occurs. Our current implementation of save only throws generic RepositoryExceptions and doesn't handle possible RuntimeExceptions thrown from below: public void save() throws RepositoryException { try { root.commit(); } catch (CommitFailedException e) { throw new RepositoryException(e); } } Here's how I'd fix this: public void save() throws RepositoryException { try { root.commit(); } catch (CommitFailedException e) { RepositoryException re = exceptionMapper.getRepositoryException(e); if (re == null) { re = new RepositoryException("Failed to save transient changes", e); } throw re; } catch (RuntimeException e) { throw new RepositoryException("Unexpected save() failure", e); } } This approach avoids having to build JCR-level information into the core Oak API or related exceptions. Instead the various validator plugins that enforce JCR-level constraints and throw CommitFailedExceptions when called by the core can later map those exceptions to appropriate JCR exceptions. To do this, such a validator plugin would implement both the Validator interface in oak-core and a new ExceptionMapper interface in oak-jcr, and connect to those extension points. Such an approach is obviously more complicated than simply allowing RepositoryExceptions either directly in the Oak API or wrapped into other exceptions, but the benefit is added flexibility. For example, a direct HTTP->Oak mapping for something like a client-facing JSOP access point (i.e. JSOP with all the constraint checks, etc. in place), could easily provide it's own ExceptionMapper extension point that instead of first going through JCR exceptions would allow a validator component to directly craft an appropriate HTTP response based on the kind of problem that was encountered. [1] http://www.day.com/maven/javax.jcr/javadocs/jcr-2.0/javax/jcr/Session.html#save() BR, Jukka Zitting
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The AEneas transport sailed with 347 souls on board, including a party
of men belonging to the 100th regiment of foot, as also some officers,
together with several women and children. About four in the morning of
the 23d of Oct. 1805, the vessel struck violently on a rock, and
received such damage that her total wreck soon became evident to all
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the women and children clung to their husbands and fathers; but in a
short time, a prodigious wave swept not less than 250 of those
miserable people into the ocean. The rock whereon the vessel had
struck, speedily forced its way through the decks, and then it
appears, from her parting, thirty-five of the survivors were driven on
a small island before eight in the morning, about a quarter of a mile
distant, but when she had entirely gone to pieces.
The narrative of these events was collected from one of the survivors,
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how he and the others got ashore, but he supposed they were floated in
by part of the wreck. He remembered to have observed one of the boys
endeavoring to save Major Bertram, whose arm was broken by some
timber, and he was on the point of sinking; he held him up as long as
his strength permitted; but to save his own life, was forced to let go
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except the berries which they found; and Lieutenant Dawson was then
unable to stand, unless supported.--On reaching the banks of a river,
one of the soldiers attempted to carry him across on his back; but
having waded up to the neck, he was obliged to return, and lay him
down on the bank. There Mr. Dawson entreated his faithful attendants
to make the best of their way, and leave him to his fate; and at the
same time, affectionately squeezing their hands, he entreated them to
inform his father of his melancholy end.--Here the soldier, who was
one of them, and who related these affecting incidents, burst into a
flood of tears before he could proceed. "We staid with him," said he,
"until we did not know whether he was alive or dead."
The two survivors continued wandering in a weak and feeble state for
twelve days longer, making twenty-six in all from the period of their
shipwreck, and subsisting on what they could find on a barren and
inhospitable land. But after the first four or five days, they
suffered no hunger, for, as they themselves said, their misfortunes
were so great as to banish its influence, and to deprive them of the
sense of feeling.--The snow besides was so deep during the last two
days, as to prevent them from getting the berries as usual.
At last they were found by a man belonging to a hunting party, who,
little suspecting to see human beings in that desolate region, took
them at a distance for deer, and had concealed himself behind a fallen
tree, with his gun pointed towards one of them, when his dog, leaping
towards them, began to bark, and shewed his error. When they related
their shipwreck, and the sufferings they had endured, tears stole down
the cheeks of the huntsman, and, taking the moccasins from his feet,
gave them to the poor miserable creatures. He invited them to his
hunting cabin, saying it was only a mile off, though the real distance
was at least twelve miles; but, by degrees he enticed them to proceed,
and at length they gained it. On approaching the hut, four or five men
came out with long bloody knives in their hands, when the narrator,
turning to his comrade, exclaimed, "After all we have escaped, are we
brought here to be butchered and ate up?"--But they soon discovered
their mistake, for the men had been cutting up some deer, the fruit of
their chase; and the appearance of the unfortunate soldiers quickly
exciting sentiments of pity in their breast, they produced a bottle of
rum, wherewith they were refreshed.
Every possible comfort was ministered by the hunters to the
unfortunate wanderers, and, from the accounts and description given to
them, they set out in quest of the others. They luckily succeeded in
finding the man who remained the first day on the island, and also
the other two who were unable to leave the shore.
The two men who had accompanied Lieutenant Dawson, appeared to have
made but little progress during twenty-six days of travelling, for
they were discovered in a place not very remote from whence they set
out. Thus, involved among the woods, they must have returned over the
same ground that they had passed.
Those who the huntsman first met endeavored to make them understand
where they might find the remains of Lieutenant Dawson, and Ensign
Faulkner and his party, but they could speak too vaguely of where they
had themselves been, to give any pointed directions on the subject.
But two of the latter were found by a man on another hunting
excursion, about 90 miles distant, apparently lifeless; though on
being carried to an adjacent settlement they recovered. Of the whole
35 who survived the wreck of the transport, accounts could be heard
only of these five.
Ensign Faulkner was a strong, active, enterprising man, and fully
capable of adopting whatever means could be devised for preservation.
Both he and Lieutenant Dawson, who was scarce more than 17 years of
age, were of the greatest promise. While the transport lay about three
miles from Portsmouth, they are said to have swam to the ship, when
the former climbed up her side, but the latter was nearly exhausted.
A brig from Port, which touched at Newfoundland, carried five of the
survivors from thence to Quebec; and when they arrived there in the
barrack square, a most affecting scene ensued. Men and women eagerly
flocked around them, with anxious inquiries for some friend or brother
who was on board the ill-fated vessel. But all they could answer was,
"If you do not see him here, be assured he has perished; for, of 347
souls, we five Irish lads and two sailors are all that remain alive."
The tears and exclamations following these words can scarce be
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Sarah Fenske won the Don Schellie Award for feature column writing.
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Arts writer Kathleen Vanesian placed first in arts criticism and food critic Michele Laudig placed second in food criticism. Calendar editor Clay McNear took second place in feature headline writing. Clubs editor Benjamin Leatherman placed second in sports enterprise, and art director Peter Storch placed second for newspaper tabloid cover design. Staff writer Paul Rubin took third in public safety and received an honorable mention for health reporting. Managing Editor Amy Silverman placed third in the John Kolbe Award for politics and government reporting for her reporting on John McCain, and took third in the personality profile category. "Green Fatigue," a project about the challenges of the green movement, placed third in project reporting; contributors included Fenske, Dickerson, Irwin and Silverman, as well as Ray Stern, Robrt L. Pela, and Steve Jansen.
In regional and national contest news, Dickerson was a finalist twice in the Investigative Reporters and Editors annual contest, for both his "Prescription for Disaster" series and also for his reporting on poor conditions in Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio's jails. The medical series was also a finalist for a Maggie Award from the Western Publishers Association; Silverman was a finalist for two Maggies — for a story about McCain and a column about Sarah Palin. The paper as a whole was also a Maggie finalist in the best consumer tabloid category.
"Green Fatigue" placed second in the Best of the West journalism contest. Dickerson placed third in the growth and development category, for his coverage of late mortgage broker Scott Coles.
In contests where the winners have yet to be announced, Fenske is a finalist for the National Association of Black Journalists' contest and The MOLLY Award (named in honor of the late journalist Molly Ivins) for her columns about Bryant Wilkerson, who was all but acquitted this year on charges that he caused a fatal traffic accident. Wilkerson is black; the woman who arguably caused the accident — and emerged virtually unscathed, legally — is not.
Fenske (column writing), Dickerson (investigative reporting) and Silverman (election coverage) are also finalists in the Association of Alternative Newsweeklies contest; Storch and assistant art director Jasmine Hobeheidar are finalists in that contest's editorial layout category.
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Thu May 17 2012 (Updated 05/18/12)All Charges Dismissed Against Indybay Photojournalists Bradley and Alex
Thu May 17 2012 (Updated 05/18/12)Santa Cruz Judge Dismisses All Charges Against Bradley Stuart Allen and Alex Darocy
On November 30th, 2011, during the height of the Occupy movement, more than 100 activists marched down the street in Santa Cruz, one of hundreds of demonstrations taking place throughout the country at the time. At one point, the activists entered a vacant Wells Fargo bank building at 75 River Street – directly across the street from an active Wells Fargo branch – and began a three-day occupation, hoping to turn it into a community center.
Covering the demonstration were photojournalists Bradley Stuart Allen and Alex Darocy of the Indybay Collective, a coalition of independent journalists in the Bay Area. Also covering the demonstration was Shmuel Thaler, a photojournalist from the Santa Cruz Sentinel, the city's mainstream newspaper.
Bob Lee and Rebekah Young of the Santa Cruz County District Attorney's Office argued, without any evidence, that Allen and Darocy were "the media arm of the organization; the group's propagandists," thereby validating Thaler as having been at the occupation as a bona fide journalist. On May 14th, 2012, Santa Cruz County Superior Court Judge Paul Burdick questioned the inconsistencies in the DA's argument and dismissed all charges against Allen and Darocy.
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