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Majestic Alaska 2017
Tour Type: Discoveries
Brochure Type: USA and Canada 2017
A deep discovery of Alaska, this vast and intriguing state is uncovered through its national parks, like Denali and Kenai Fjords, and towns like Fairbanks, Anchorage and Seward.You'll enjoy Insider moments like? hiking in Denali National Park with its wild rivers and breathing in the fresh air, fragrant with wild flowers. Take in the secluded region with the glorious Mount Denali just on the horizon and view the magical valleys, with their moose, caribou, and grizzly bears among local wildlife.
Sightseeing Highlights
Brochure Type: USA and Canada 2017
A deep discovery of Alaska, this vast and intriguing state is uncovered through its national parks, like Denali and Kenai Fjords, and towns like Fairbanks, Anchorage and Seward.You'll enjoy Insider moments like? hiking in Denali National Park with its wild rivers and breathing in the fresh air, fragrant with wild flowers. Take in the secluded region with the glorious Mount Denali just on the horizon and view the magical valleys, with their moose, caribou, and grizzly bears among local wildlife.
Sightseeing Highlights
- Cruise in a paddlewheel boat in Fairbanks, and over to majestic Kenai Fjords National Park
- Iconic train journey through Alaska's wildnerness aboard the Alaska Railroad
- Visit Fairbanks, Denali National Park, Anchorage and Seward
- 7 full breakfasts.
- 3 dinners.
- 1 lunch.
- Audio Headsets for flexible sightseeing
- Daily breakfast and an average of 50% of evening meals
- Luxury air-conditioned coach with WiFi in most countries or alternative transportation (such as rail journeys)
- Cherry-picked hotels all tried and trusted
- Hand-picked Insider Experiences
- Optional Experiences and free time
- Porterage and local charges included
- Must-see sightseeing and surprise extras
- An expert Travel Director and separate Driver
- All hotel tips, charges and local taxes
- Airport transfers on the first and last day of your guided holiday
- VIP entry to many sights
Call (714) 968-2444 for more information or to book today! Mention code 13358490
- Tour Operator
- Trafalgar Tours
- Offer
- Offer valid through 6/30/2017
- Duration
- 8 Days
- Escorted
- Escorted - Yes
|Day 1
|Arrive Fairbanks (2 Nights): Welcome to Fairbanks. Spend the afternoon getting settled in at your hotel or do a little sightseeing on your own. At 6 p.m., gather at the hotel with your Travel Director and fellow travellers for a Welcome Reception.Welcome Reception
Rivers Edge Resort
|Day 2
|Fairbanks Sightseeing and Free Time: Visit a workshop where local artisans carve Alaskan birch bowls, a Cultural Insight. Then, board a paddlewheel riverboat on a journey to a recreated Athabascan village where you can meet and talk with native Alaskans. Enjoy some free time to explore Fairbanks on your own before a salmon bake Regional Meal.Full Breakfast, Regional Meal
|Day 3
|Denali National Park
|Fairbanks - Denali National Park (2 Nights): Wind your way through the scenic Tanana River Valley on your way to vistas of snowcapped Mount Denali-at 20,320 feet (6,194 metres), it is the highest peak in North America and the centrepiece of Denali National Park. Settle into your hotel and enjoy a Local Specialist presentation about the uniqueness of the Subarctic flora and fauna before delving into Denali's lively history at a Regional Meal and show at the Denali Dinner Theater.Full Breakfast, Regional Meal
Denali Park Village
|Day 4
|Denali National Park
|Denali National Park Free Time: In 1976 President Jimmy Carter designated the park as an international biosphere reserve, focusing on ecosystem conservation and prudent use of national resources. Finally, in 1980, Mt. McKinley National Park and Denali National Monument were incorporated to establish Denali National Park and Preserve. Today is yours to completely explore the park as you wish-perhaps take an optional morning rafting trip.Full Breakfast
|Day 5
|Denali - Alaska Railroad - Anchorage (2 Nights): Enjoy a morning on your own before boarding the famous Alaska Railroad for the scenic journey to Anchorage. Relax in your comfortable reclining seat in the Deluxe Dome Railcar as onboard experts discuss the spectacular landscapes of Hurricane Gulch and Indian River Canyon. After arriving in Anchorage, enjoy the evening on your own.Full Breakfast
Hilton Anchorage
|Day 6
|Anchorage Sightseeing and Free Time: Explore Anchorage's historic downtown district and view the scenic shores of Cook Inlet. Stop at the Ulu Factory for a Cultural Insight, an introduction to the semicircular Ulu knife developed by the Inuit people. Visit the Alaska Native Heritage Center where you can walk along wooded paths past indigenous villages and meet with natives from different parts of the state. After some free time, join your newfound friends at a Farewell Dinner and toast to your Alaskan adventure.Full Breakfast, Farewell Dinner
|Day 7
|Anchorage - Kenai Fjords National Park - Seward: Visit a wildlife rehabilitation centre with a guide before embarking on a sightseeing cruise into the heart of Kenai Fjords National Park. Enjoy a lunch made of local, fresh ingredients while taking in the views of abundant wildlife and magnificent glaciers. Then, bid farewell to those who will be joining the Glacier Discovery Cruise with Holland America. Full Breakfast, Lunch
Seward Windsong Lodge
|Day 8
|Depart Anchorage
|Seward - Depart Anchorage: Enjoy the morning on your own before returning to Anchorage. Stops will be made at Anchorage International Airport and the Hilton Anchorage for guests extending their stay.Full Breakfast
- Dates/Pricing
- Disclaimer
- Guaranteed Room Share is not available on this trip or cruise.
- These prices are correct at the time of the website going live, however are subject to confirmation at the time of booking.
- All tour information is correct at time of tours going live, however is subject to change, please confirm all details at time of booking.
- For full terms and conditions, please refer to our Conditions page.
- Hotel Class Key: D: Deluxe SF: Superior First Class F: First Class


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Time lapse Woodworking #18: Natural edge walnut bowl
I don't turn much but do like to take lot's of pictures and movies of all the woodworking I do. I took a break from my norm of chair making to turn a natural edge Walnut bowl, hope you enjoy. Thanks for watching

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GFCI problems...replacing an old one...now tripping.
while remodeling the kitchen we are replacing the old GFCI outlet. We added three can lights on one switch, and a mini can light on a switch, but neither were on when this problem arose. The new GFI is the same 20A size on a 20A circuit. It worked fine for about three weeks, and now it is tripping. It will only stay on for about 4-5 seconds and then it will trip. I've read you can have issues replacing these if you have old wiring (we do). So i tried putting the old one back on, but the same thing happens. The only change i can see is that it has rained quite a bit here...but weve never had any tripping with water problems in the past. Is this a neutral problem?? if so, is there anyway to find out where it is on this circuit? and how do we fix it? The circuit has 2 lights (hallway and laundry room) then goes into the kitchen where it hits the GFCI then goes to one outlet next to it, a switch to the can lights, then the dishwasher and one more outlet and switch to mini can light. I would assume my problem would lie somewhere back behind the gfi (the hallway and laundry?) but im not positive.....Just don't understand how it would work completely fine without tripping once for three weeks, then all of the sudden not be able to stay on. Any help to possible solutions to check would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Im saying improper wiring. Make sure your load and line AND Hot Neutral are correct.
Just make sure your Neutrals and Hots are on the right screw AND that your Line is coming in on the line side and subsequent loads are on Load side. Also, if you have any sort of a battery charger on a GFCI those cause problems with irregular tripping.
Other than that, the GFCI Might be doing its job.....youve got current to the ground somewhere.
yeah the wiring is right, i just double checked. However, if i have current going to the ground, wouldnt it still be tripping yesterday or today? or if not....what would cause current going to the ground somedays and not others besides water?
It could be a flaky appliance.
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Large rooms small hotel in great locatiion Uncomfortable bed, old furniture, poor amenities
Perfect localion in the centre. 5 min to Opera, 4 min to Gorsad. High-class. Clean and tidy. Quite nice staff. Visit their website, there might be a better offer.
Very friendly staff. Great food, excellent exercise facility. Hotel is over 250 years old. Building is old but everything you need is available. If you are looking for a new building and state of the art equipment this is not the place. But they do everything to make your stay joyful. It is geographically located in a nice area with shops restaurants near by.
The stay here what a $200 per night for only $50 dollars. The front desk clerks all speak English, the Fitness center is large and open from 7AM to 9PM. The room was good and very comfortable with a firm memory foam mattress. There was not a single thing that I would say were negative.
Location and historic value are the only things this place has got going for it. Economy room on the 4th floor so you have to get off the elevator and carry your luggage a flight of stairs. Stairwell entrance was too narrow to fit luggage in. The 4th floor looked like an after thought and had narrow beds. Unused beds openly stored on the guest room area...it felt like you were staying in attic.
Good location. Very basic facilities. But reasonable value for money I suppose. Very difficult to find because of no signage. Hotel manager needs to get a brain and do something about that.
Location is excellent, all nice places are next door. more obvious directions to the hotel - there is construction next door and hotel's banner is not visible at all. we spent like 20 mins trying to find it.
It's right in the middle of the entertainment area, a perfect location. The rooms are ok. Almost impossible to find the hotel, the entrance is in a side street and not marked at all. Nobody speaks any english and hospitality is unknown, the staff behave like wardens. You have to pay the whole stay in advance (cash) plus a deposit, which is returned only after checking that you did not steal anything ;-(
Hotel is one part of the building, you should enter from a main gate and realize that the sorrounding area is not what you reccomand during the night to go out..
Hotel inside is very well decorated and rooms are also modern and clean. 1)Everthing is tiny. The room area is low. The loby is small and is at the same time the place for serving breakfast. 2) The surronding of the hotel building shocked me when I came there for the first time. It is like a wreckage.
the staff wes very helpfull and the location was superb, right in the middle of all you would like to see in Odessa at a quite inner court nothing to complain about
hotel is located in a heart of the city, very convenient for exploring the city problems with terminal for credit cards (hardly managed to pay with credit card), area around hotel (poor and scary forecourt)
The Hotel was great, staff wonderful and the room and bathroom were comfortable. The WIFI was a bit weak in room as it was far away from reception and the location was not that desirable but would stay there again. Also I think that it should be made clear that hotel being at the top of a fight of stairs may not be suitable for diabled


text: SYDNEY, Feb. 18, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The most advanced technology for use in real-time detection and assessment of common blinding eye disease and general health disorders will soon be available to the world with stimulus funding provided for development by the Australian Government's CRC Program. The imaging technology of the breakthrough retinal camera is being developed by the Vision Cooperative Research Centre (Vision CRC) based in Sydney with international partners in Australia, US, China, India and Africa. The world's first intelligent retinal camera will accurately and rapidly detect and eventually diagnose sight-threatening conditions such as diabetic retinopathy and glaucoma. The camera is being designed for ease of use in the most extreme environments so that it can be used by technical support staff and in the most remote and under-served locations, especially to close the gap in eye health in Australian Aboriginal communities. CEO of Vision CRC and Brien Holden Vision Institute, Professor Brien Holden said today, "Medical devices of this nature are typically researched for use in affluent populations and aimed at high-end commercial returns. This Intelligent Retinal Camera (IRC) system will apply high resolution, multispectral imaging in an economic but high technology instrument that will be affordable and therefore accessible both in remote communities and in community health locations and professional offices throughout the world. "Living in remote communities seriously disadvantages patients through lack of access to optometrists and ophthalmologists. The IRC will detect, measure and assess the potential for blinding disease thus preventing lengthy delay in getting treatment to those in need in marginalised communities. Aboriginal communities will be among the first to experience and benefit from this technology thanks to the funding from the Australian Government recently announced and the partnership with Aboriginal researchers and community health experts."


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For all the scandal on this video ( and it has understandably upset a lot of people ) I respect MIA because she uses her mass market popularity to challenge borders as a highly political artist . That Suicide sample is mega-inspired too.
MIA Born Free banned video
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I have been a loyal customer of this company for years. Before Xmas 2012, I took a radio module in for repairs. It took them two months to fix, despite telling me it would take two weeks. Within a month, the module failed again. Took it back and after another two weeks, I was told that it didn't have a fault. It failed again within three weeks. I had the unit thoroughly tested by BMW who submitted a written report. L&C didn't submit any reports. I emailed them this morning with a copy of the report. I waited all day for a callback. Eventfully I got to speak with Duncan, the manager. He denied seeing my email, despite me being told by his colleague that he had already read it. He then continuously talked over me and hung up the phone. This lack of service has cost me £ 480.00. DO NOT use this garage for ANYTHING! They are a disgrace!!!
Thanks for posting. You can bet that I won't be using them anytime in the near future.
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Sprinkler guide to saving water this summer
CATHEDRAL CITY, Calif. - Statewide water restrictions take affect in two weeks, but there are things you can do now to help save water and money during this historic drought.
Isaac Ontiveros with Premier Landscape and Tree Care says changing sprinkler heads can dramatically reduce your water bill.
"We've been getting a lot of requests regarding retro fitting older systems in order to increase efficiency, a lot of the time they will have this old brass bodies that don't point the water where it needs to be pointed. Its very inefficient systems," said Ontiveros.
For lawns Ontiveros recommends a efficient rotary sprinkler head.
"It's almost like little fingers that are watering the lawn and they rotate," said Ontiveros.
A dripper is another option, it uses even less water than a traditional sprinkler head.
"A spray head is putting out water in terms of gallons per minute where a dripper is gallons per hour," said Ontiveros. "It's a big difference."
Each dripper comes pre-set. The one we tried out today releases two gallons per hour, perfect for drought tolerant plants.
"You can point this towards the root zone of the plant and as you can see it's not spraying water all over the place," said Ontiveros.
A bubbler, uses less water like a dripper, but it's adjustable.
"If you have an area that is more of a flower bed instead of desertscape, this is something that is really useful, you can open it quite a bit or you can close it," said Ontiveros.
You could also get rid of your grass all together, and install artificial turf.
Just turning your system on and taking a look can also make a difference in how much water you are using.
"That will allow you to see if anything is broken, to see if it's pointed in the wrong direction, if a bubbler is too open or not open enough and you can make adjustment as need," said Ontiveros.
If you don't have a smart controller, Ontiveros says change when and how long you water, each month. The Coachella Valley Water District has taken the guess work out of it and posted a guide online.
A special thank you to Smith Pipe Supply for letting us use their facility for this story.


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Algonkian Novel Workshop
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story arc: Analyze great works, both classic and contemporary, to help refine your own style. Promising book proposals will be sent to literary agents.
between chapters: Kayak the Potomac or hike through Great Falls Park, 30 miles north of Washington, D.C. Students dine together at different restaurants each night.
the setting: Individual cottages with fireplaces, cathedral ceilings, and river views.
the details: 703/281-4426; www.webdelsol.com/Algonkian; $685, including course materials, breakfast, and lunch.
Spring Time Writers' Retreat
Lyons, Colorado (various dates in August and September)
story arc: Instructor Kathleen Spring's four-day workshop in the Rockies emphasizes journal writing and meditation as the paths to unearthing compelling stories.
between chapters: Ride horseback through the pines or relax with a wrap at the spa.
the setting: Themed rooms—Native American, Egyptian—in an intimate mountainside lodge.
the details: 303/823-0997; www.springtimewriters.com; $475, including classes and all meals but not other activities or treatments.
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Britain (various dates and locations through November)
story arc: Some of the U.K.'s best-known writers (Joanne Harris, A. L. Kennedy) discuss prose in the English and Scottish countryside.
between chapters: Wander heathered highlands and pastures; prepare and enjoy evening meals with your colleagues.
the setting: Choose from a traditional croft house in the Scottish Highlands, an 18th-century stone residence in West Yorkshire, or a pre-Domesday manor house in Devon.
the details: 44-1409/231-338; www.arvonfoundation.org; six-day course $567, including classes and dinner.


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Category: Feminism, Health, International, Media, Violence against Women
| November 7, 2011
Women's Media Center's Women Under Siege director Lauren Wolfe wrote a moving article for The Atlantic last week that cast the spotlight on Columbia journalist Jineth Bedoya. Kidnapped, tortured, and violently raped in an attempt to silence her journalistic voice, Bedoya continues to seek justice for herself 11 years later. Wolfe conveys Bedoya's intrinsic humanity, illuminating her understanding of the deeper implications of her experience. Wolfe quotes Bedoya as saying, "When you look at my face, make sure you see the thousands and thousands of Colombian women who do not have the opportunity to speak to you today."
Bedoya struggles for her own retribution as well as for a heightened awareness of sexual violence as a weapon waged against free speech. Lauren Wolfe's piece emphasizes that the "invasive threat" and experience of sexual violence is an everyday reality for journalists around the world, highlighting that the personal is never separate from the political.


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Re: Re: Sequential evaluation of lists
On Dec 23, 2004, at 7:58 AM, János wrote:
> It would be nice to have all List manipulation functions have an option
> Direction->Left or Direction->Right, just as Limit has +1 or -1. I even
> would like functional programming functions like Map or Apply have this
> option. Any seesaw type operation modeling would greatly benefit from
> it and nature has many.
MapIndexed can be used to map a function whose result depends on the
distance from the first or last position in a list, MapIndexed can
also be used to make a version of Apply that depends on the position in
the list.
> On Dec 22, 2004, at 4:53 AM, Ray Koopman wrote:
>> When I first started using Mathematica (v2), one of the features that
>> I found rather surprising is its sequential evaluation of lists, as in
>> In[1]:= x = 0; {x++,x++,x++}
>> Out[1]= {0,1,2}
>> I had expected a warning that such code should be avoided because
>> it presumed sequential evaluation, which could not be guaranteed,
>> and a recommendation to treat list elements as being evaluated in
>> parallel -- if not simultaneously then in no particular order.
>> However, so far I have found no exception to sequential evaluation
>> and no mention of it in any documentation. Have I missed something?
++ is not a functional operation by definition since it alters the
value of its argument. It is explicitly a procedural operation and
using it explicitly assumes a known order of evaluation. The
functional equivalent of your statement that assumes no order of
evaluation and thus no knowledge of global state beyond the arguments
to the function is
Of course the existence of a globally accessible x and the ability to
redefine its value through Set also breaks the functional programming
paradigm, but Mathematica has never claimed to be a purely functional
language, only to allow it as one of a variety of styles. At any rate,
given that Mathematica is not dogmatic about functional programming,
and that ++ is explicitly not a functional operation there is no need
for a warning because no rule is being broken. Referring to the help
browser, ++ is described in section 2.5.4 of The Mathematica Book which
is titled "Special Forms of Assignment" which instructs the programmer
that this is not functional programming since assignment of state is
not allowed. Furthermore the first phrase of said section is
"Particularly when you write procedural programs in Mathematica,..."
again informing the user that the assumptions of functional programming
do not apply.
I believe ++ can be implemented in purely functional languages like
Haskell using a construct called a monad but I don't really understand
the details and since Mathematica is not purely functional it's not
necessary to include the monad model anyway.


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Applies To: Windows Server 2016
Windows Server 2016 now includes Windows Defender. Windows Defender is malware protection that immediately and actively protects Windows Server 2016 against known malware and can regularly update antimalware definitions through Windows Update.
This topic includes information important for running Windows Defender on a server platform. Use the following links to get to the information you need in this topic:
Using Windows Defender
By default, Windows Defender is installed and functional on Windows Server 2016. The user interface is installed by default on some SKUs. You can manage Windows Defender by using WMI, Windows PowerShell, or by using Group Policy.
If the user interface is not installed, use Add Roles and Features Wizard, or the Install-WindowsFeature cmdlet.
To install Windows Defender, start a Windows PowerShell console as an administrator, and run the following command:
Install-WindowsFeature -Name Windows-Defender-GUI
To disable Windows Defender, you must uninstall it by using the Remove Roles and Features Wizard or by using the Uninstall-WindowsFeature cmdlet.
To uninstall Windows Defender, start a Windows PowerShell console as an administrator, and run the following command:
Uninstall-WindowsFeature -Name Windows-Server-Antimalware
Event messages for the antimalware engine included with Windows Defender can be found in Windows Defender Events.
Verify Windows Defender is running
To verify that Windows Defender is running on the server, run the following command:
sc query Windefend. The
sc query command returns information about the Windows Defender service. If Windows Defender is running, the
STATE value displays
Update antimalware definitions
In order to get updated antimalware definitions, you must have the Windows Update service running. If you use an update management service, like Windows Server Update Services (WSUS), make sure that updates for Windows Defender definitions are approved for the computers you manage.
By default, Windows Update does not download and install updates automatically on Windows Server 2016. You can change this configuration by using one of the following methods:
Windows Update in Control Panel.
Install updates automatically results in all updates being automatically installed, including Windows Defender definition updates.
Download updates but let me choose whether to install them allows Windows Defender to download and install definition updates automatically, but other updates are not automatically installed.
Group Policy. You can set up and manage Windows Update by using the settings available in Group Policy, in the following path: Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Windows Update\Configure Automatic Updates
The AUOptions registry key. The following two values allow Windows Update to automatically download and install definition updates.
4 Install updates automatically. This value results in all updates being automatically installed, including Windows Defender definition updates.
3 Download updates but let me choose whether to install them. This value allows Windows Defender to download and install definition updates automatically, but other updates are not automatically installed.
To ensure that protection from malware is maintained, we recommend that you enable the following services:
Windows Defender Network Inspection service
Windows Error Reporting service
Windows Update service
The following table lists the services for Windows Defender and the dependent services.
|Service Name
|File Location
|Windows Defender Service (Windefend)
|C:\Program Files\Windows Defender\MsMpEng.exe
|This is the main Windows Defender service that needs to be running at all times.
|Windows Defender Network Inspection Service (Wdnissvc)
|C:\Program Files\Windows Defender\NisSrv.exe
|This service is invoked when Windows Defender encounters a trigger to load it.
|Windows Error Reporting Service (Wersvc)
|C:\WINDOWS\System32\svchost.exe -k WerSvcGroup
|This service sends error reports back to Microsoft.
|Windows Firewall (MpsSvc)
|C:\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe -k LocalServiceNoNetwork
|We recommend leaving the Windows Firewall service enabled.
|Windows Update (Wuauserv)
|C:\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe -k netsvcs
|Windows Update is needed to get definition updates and antimalware engine updates
For more information about managing Windows Defender by using Windows PowerShell, see Windows Defender Cmdlets.
As an example of managing Windows Defender by using Windows PowerShell cmdlets, scheduling a time of day to check for definition updates would be enabled by starting a Windows PowerShell console as an administrator and setting the ScanScheduleTime value:
Set-MpPreference -ScanScheduleTime 120
Submit Samples
Sample submission allows Microsoft to collect samples of potentially malicious software. To help provide continued and up-to-date protection, Microsoft researchers use these samples to analyze suspicious activities and produce updated antimalware definitions.
We collect program executable files, such as EXE files and DLL files. We do not collect files that contain personal data, like Microsoft Word documents and PDF files.
Enable automatic sample submission
To enable automatic sample submission, start a Windows PowerShell console as an administrator, and set the SubmitSamplesConsent value data according to one of the following settings:
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Russian president Vladimir Putin has been praising Donald Trump, who has been returning the favor. When it was brought up that Putin has a habit of killing his critics, Trump said that our country also does a lot of killing. (See details after the jump.)
It isn't just that the two have a mutual admiration society going. David Ignatius says that Trump is America's Putin.
I think what we are seeing is the strongman syndrome. Democracies, by their nature, make for weak central governments and so have trouble "getting things done." So when things get bad, at some point, the very people who constitute the democracy, turn to a "strongman" to solve their problems, even though he will also do away with their rights.
This happened with the Greek democracy and the Roman Republic. It happened when the French revolution turned to Napoleon and when the Russian revolution turned to Stalin. It happened again after the fall of Communism, when the Russian people turned away from the messy democracy they had been trying in favor of the authoritarian Putin. It happens regularly in Latin America. Isn't this what is happening in this country with the popularity of Donald Trump? [Read more…]


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Katy & CharlieEmail this post Published September 12th, 2008 in Getting To Know You
So I get this email from Katy a few months ago explaining that she is getting married and would like to get some information from us to shoot her wedding. She then explains that she is the sister of Chris. Chris & Judy??!!! Oh my goodness! We LOVE them. We shot their wedding about a year and a half ago and just fell in love with them. By the way, Chris & Judy are expecting their first child very soon. Yeah!
So of course we had to shoot Katy & Charlies big day! I met Katy & Charlie about a month ago and thought to myself that they were both a little shy and reserved and hoped we could get them to open up a bit and have some fun. I told Lisa (blonde) on the way to the "get-to-know-you" shoot that we might have to work to get Katy & Charlie to relax. I could not have been more wrong! I don't think I've ever been this off the mark about a couple. Katy & Charlie worked it from the moment we started. They were up for anything and we laughed the whole time.
We shot them where they are getting married - Milton Ridge in Clarksburg Maryland.
Katy & Charlie, thank you a million gazillion times for being completely amazing! Can we please jump into the pool on the wedding day?
Katy's parents were there watching Katy's dog….
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Sep 17th, 2008 at 1:40 pm
Gorgeous! There's just something about that Blonde style…mmm.
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what a cute couple! these are great, mich and lisa… i love the bench ones, and the one of her parents sitting in the swing. can't wait to see their wedding pics!
Oct 5th, 2008 at 1:53 am
Thank you guys sooo much for taking, well, the best pictures ever!! I really love them and you guys are just awesome. I can't wait to see the wedding pictures.
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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – Northern
Arizona swimming and diving will resume competition this weekend
with two schedule meets. NAU travels to Tucson, Ariz., to take on
Arizona on Friday, January 8 at 10 a.m. at the Hillenbrand Aquatic
Center. The Lumberjacks return home on Saturday, January 9 for a
conference meet against Idaho at the Wall Aquatic Center at 11
NAU (1-4) last competed against Arizona State back on December 19, a meet which resulted in the Sun Devils' 15th straight win over the Lumberjacks. Arizona State won the meet 192-107.
No. 2 Arizona has not competed since early December at the Texas Invitational in Austin, Texas. The Lumberjacks are 0-15 all-time against Arizona.
The Wildcats are ranked No. 2 in
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The Lumberjacks are 3-0 against Idaho all-time. NAU defeated the Vandals last year in Moscow, Idaho, by a score of 146-95.
NAU swimming and diving has totaled four Verizon Wireless WAC Swimmer and Diver of the Week awards so far this season. Fiona Connell is one of only two swimmers in the WAC to total more than one Swimmer of the Week award this season. Divers Taryn Harris and Lana Christensen have each been honored with selection.
Freshman swimmer Fiona Connell set pool records at the Wall Aquatic Center in the 100-meter and 200-meter backstroke against Washington State on November 6. Connell swam 1:03.30 in the 100 back and 2:19.38 in the 200 back. She broke records previously set by Iuliia Kuzhi from Kansas who swam 1:04.82 in the 100 back during the 2008-09 season and Amy Halsey from Rice who swam 2:20.32 in the 200 back during the 2005-06 season.
Last weekend in Las Cruces, N.M., Fiona Connell won the 100-yard backstroke (56.84), 200-yard backstroke (2:05.82) and 200-yard individual medley (2:09.36), while also leading off the winning 200-yard medley relay (1:47.45). Her time of 56.84 in the 100 backstroke is the fastest in the WAC this year, while her 200 backstroke time is the third fastest. Connell's results earned her WAC swimmer of the week.
Sophomore Kristin Jones and senior Rachael Foe also turned in quality swims in their respective races last weekend against New Mexico State and Northern Colorado. Jones won the 1,000 freestyle with a time of 10:37.84, and finished third in the 500 freestyle as well. Foe swam a 57.44 in the 100 butterfly and picked up first place honors. She also finished second in the 50 freestyle.
The Northern Arizona women's swimming and diving team has finished second in at the Western Athletic Conference Championships each of the past two years. The Lumberjacks set 11 school records and earned 43 All-WAC awards at the 2009 WAC Championships.
Northern Arizona swimming and diving has signed two swimmers for the 2010 recruiting period. Emma Lowther (Auckland, New Zealand) and Rachel Palmer (Christchurch, New Zealand) will join the NAU swimming and diving program in the fall of 2010. Both athletes are accomplished swimmers from New Zealand and will provide immediate flexibility for swimming and diving head coach Andy Johns.
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Famous faces and fabulous fetes go hand-in-hand, and last night there were plenty of celebrities at the OK Magazine 5th Anniversary shindig.
Whitney Port looked absolutely fabulous as she arrived with boyfriend Ben Nemtin at La Vida in Los Angeles for the star-studded bash.
Providing the night's eye candy were former "Girls Next Door" babes Holly Madison and Bridget Marquardt, along with Aubrey O'Day and Vienna Girardi.
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Jonathan Cohen will manage Team GB's Open futsal squad at next year's European Maccabi Games in Vienna.
Assisted by Dan Kleinman, Cohen was part of the Maccabi GB masters' futsal team that competed at the 2008 European Maccabi Football Trophy. He will also serve as player-manager of the Masters squad competing for the trophy in Torremolinos.
The pair, who are FA approved futsal coaches, led the under 18 futsal squad at last summer's Maccabiah Games.
Cohen said: "Dan and I are both thrilled and honoured to have been appointed as open team managers. We learned a huge amount from managing the Under 18 team at the Maccabiah and both feel as if we have unfinished business we need to attend to.
"We are both looking forward to working with James Rossa - a specialist Brazilian Futsal coach from UK National Futsal League team London United - and Maccabi GB Futsal chair Johnny Cainer, whose experiences and subject knowledge we will no doubt benefit from.
"In terms of player profile we will be looking for fit and skilful players who we feel will fit in to a strong team ethic and will be able to embrace the Maccabi spirit."
Kleinman said: "Whilst winning a medal would be fantastic, we hope to lay proper foundations for a Futsal team which will ultimately be able to go to future European or Maccabiah Games' with the same expectations as the 11-a-side teams."
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"the sum of squares removed by fitting..."?
In a textbook I'm reading ("Mathematical Population Genetics, v.
1" by W. J. Ewens) there's a line I can't follow at all. The
context is the problem of determining a certain set of coefficients,
called "average effects" and denoted $\alpha_j$ below, by performing
a constrained minimization.
I'll quote the problematic passage, even though, out of context,
some references won't mean much. (If anyone cares to read the
preceding text, one can view the page in question using Amazon's
search feature for this book. The passage I quoted is on p. 63.)
Using LaTeX notation:
Standard regression theory shows that the sum of squares removed
by fitting the $\alpha_j$ values in (2.57), that is the additive
genetic variance $\sigma_A^2$, is given by
\sigma_A^2 = 2 \sum_u x_u a_u \alpha_u .
I'm hoping that the expression "sum of squares removed by fitting"
is sufficiently common that someone may be able to tell me what
the author means.
Even though the author describes the result above as "standard",
I can't find anything in my stats book that resembles it (though
it could very well be there under a different guise). Could someone
point me to a reference that would more explicitly explain how one
derives this "sum squares removed by fitting"?
NOTE: In my address everything before the first period is backwards;
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This December, as I reflect on the successes and challenges of 2011, I cannot help but think about the millions of families who are facing the new year with apprehension. Instead of approaching January 1 with hopes for a fresh start, as many of us do, jobless workers who desperately want work but can't find employment are standing at the edge of a cliff. Congressional inaction could be what sends these families and their children over the edge, plunging them into poverty.
Last year, unemployment insurance helped keep 3 million people from falling into poverty. However, if Congress doesn't act before December 31, millions of unemployed workers will lose this critical lifeline. In January alone, 2 million workers will lose their federal unemployment benefits — more than 6 million will see their benefits disappear by the end of 2012.
Congress has never allowed these programs to expire when unemployment was anywhere near this high for this long. If they do so now, the consequences will be devastating, especially for women.
According to the National Women's Law Center, "over the course of the recovery, women's overall unemployment rate increased from 7.7 percent to 7.8 percent while men's dropped from 9.9 percent to 8.3 percent." With women's unemployment rates going up — not down — a failure to extend unemployment benefits would deal a tremendous blow to women and their families.
The end of the year should be a nice time to reflect on the last twelve months and plan for the new beginning that a new year brings – not a time to be afraid of what the future may hold. Unfortunately, if Congress doesn't act soon to renew federal unemployment benefits through 2012, January promises to be a devastating start for too many families. That's why I'll be calling on Congress to act today, before it's too late — I hope you'll join me.
o Lower energy costs and create jobs by approving the Keystone pipeline and a moratorium on EPA mandated closing of coal power plants. Further lower energy costs by approving oil and gas drilling and support new nuclear plants.
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by Mogilny, Apr 17, 2011.
I agree. I've never seen him play this good.
Stern doesn't care who people like. It's all about money. Wade & LeBron are in the top 3 jersey sales. Among the merchandise sales, Miami is #3, Dallas isn't even in the top 10 (source). The TV coverage is also indicative. You are watching WCF and everybody's talking about how this player or that player can play against the Heat. There's more coverage of the Miami clowns than the actual game going on. Also, I would say that it is most basketball fans do not like the Heat. Almost all casual, fair weather fans like the pseudo-All Star team from South Beach. Who doesn't like watching Harlem Globetrotters? They just want to see Wade and James do uncontested dunks and pose for the cameras. Regardless of who wins the West, they'll be facing an uphill battle. It'll be like playing 7 straight road games because of the officiating.
The Stern conspiracies always seem to help the teams and players people don't like. It's obvious to me that he's doing whatever is necessary to stop James from winning his first ring so the "will The Ringless King get a ring"-thing can continue to intrigue the world. He always goes far but not the whole way, just like Stern wants it.
I don't think Stern is the reason why LeBron doesn't have a ring. LeBron has nobody but himself to blame for that.
I love watching Kidd play.
I love watching Kidd's Kid play.
I love watching Kidd play with his ex..
You're exactly right. When the Mavs were coming back in Game 4, all I heard was "Miami Heat Miami Heat". When Russell Westbrook got benched in Game 2, I didn't know until someone told me because the media narrative was about the Miami Heat. Don't you remember during Dirk's historic 48 point outburst in Game 1, all I heard was "SOUTH BEACH HEAT MIAMI SPOLESTRA". In all seriousness, I've found casual fans are the ones that have the biggest problem with the Heat. Because most people's reasons for disliking them are rooted in things that have nothing to do with anything that happened on the court. Wait wait a minute, are we talking about the Heat in a thread about the Western Playoffs? Ironic. I look for Dallas to close OKC out in 5, seems like they've broken their will.
If the Heat want to be known as the "Heatles" based on the world famous quartet...Then Dirk should be known as "Gelvis" The German Elvis who jelled for the playoffs....
Yeah, OKC must feel like they played their best game and still got beat. I'm guessing Perkins will try to set a tone in game 5 and get tossed in the first quarter for knocking someone into the stands.
I could be wrong, but I think the Perkins is one of the reasons they are struggling in this series. Not because Chandler is outplaying Perk, but losing Jeff Green hurt their bench more than anything. Game 4 showed how important James Harden is to that team, but (I believe) they don't start him because he's the only one capable of coming off the bench and scoring at a consistent rate. A lineup of Perk-Ibaka-Durant-Thabo-Westbrook combined with Oklahoma City's tendency to stop running a half-court offense for long stretches hurts them in games. They need Harden to be that 3rd guy to pick up the slack. Not to mention he's capable of handling the ball and great at getting to the line. Scott Brooks still has to make sure Harden plays more than Thabo in Game 5. Balance the rotations better so that Harden can still play with the bench and the starters while getting over 30 minutes. Having a defensive stopper is nice, but not necessary when the opposing team is playing Stevenson or Terry at the 2. I've been hearing recently that the Bulls and Thunder (more specifically Rose and Durant) are getting their first heartbreak before they can get to that next level. To some extent I believe that to be true. But also both teams have holes I think this FA period will fill.
Good points all. The Thunder is really one player away from the championship. They need a scoring big to pair up with Harden. I shudder to say this, but someone in the mold of CV. After this year, they won't have any trouble attracting free agents. Maybe Prince at OKC? Anyways, enough of that. While you might argue that Perkins' lack of offensive output is hurting them, I'd say that without his grit and defensive presence, they wouldn't have gotten past Memphis.
I think that's right, though he hasn't been as much of a difference maker as I had thought he would be. Moving Green though is what gave Hardin and Ibaka the minutes they needed to get to the level they are at now. In effect, moving Green gave OKC Perkins, Hardin, and Ibaka.
Uhm, doing the N of FAN stands for. Great analyses man.
Another late game comeback. Too much Marion, playing with a drive I've never seen before. Too much Kidd, completely under control and seemingly never missing an open three. That's not the Kidd who played in the finals for Jersey. Too much Chandler - the game just seems to swing their way when he comes in, just like the end of this one. And what can you say about Dirk? These guys are making it interesting.
Westbrook and Durant shot a combined 19 of 48 for the game. Durant got 23 points on 20 shots while Harden only needed 11 shots to get the same 23 points. I remember when the Pistons won it all in 2004. The player with the hot hand took the most shots in each game. With these guys...It seems like Westbrook is getting his, then Durant...no matter how they're shooting.
Westbrook is good, but still seems a bit immature especially in these playoffs. He will need to grow a little and see the game a little differently and maybe they get to finals in 2012 or 2013. He took 28 shots last night to get 31 pts. Dude had 6 technicals in 5 games and was the first guy to the locker room when it was all done....I was distracted some watching another program..but did he congratulate anyone on the way out? In the +/- stats, I heard that Perkins was a minus 32 the first three games, but while he sat on the bench, the team was +24. Last night he had no points and he, Ibaka and Sefolsha scored 2 pts between them on 1-8 shooting....guess Westbrook never passed the rock to them.... Go MAVS
He gave Stuckey a quick chest bump on the way to the locker room.
I remember when Kidd was the default rebounder on the Nets. I'm sure he's quit that. More improtant things to do now. I got to tip my cap to him, he's punched his way back to the top. He should have a dominant series against the Heat entry, no ?
do you believe the refs will let him defend Wade or James as physically as he was allowed to defend Durant? I sure don't. and when "King James" decides to D up Nowitzki Dallas better hope Stern doesn't choose to temporarily legalise the karate chop.
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UART Receive data incorrect (sometimes)
Hi all,
I have a problem with the UART on the PSoC 5 and the CY8CKIT-001 development kit. What I am doing, is sending (Modbus) data via a serial to USB cable from the PC to the device. When using Realterm to send the data packet to the device, everything works fine, every time. However, if I send the data packet from a C# app using the .net SerialPort class, some bytes get scrambled at the device side. This does not happen every time, but actually most of the time. I used the same C# app on a PIC Modbus devce that I built, and it works fine every single time.
I actually resorted to go to Java, using the RXTX library to send the Modbus packet to the device. However, the same happens from the Java app.
How can this be, that the data gets to the device correctly when I am using Realterm, but when I am using any other custom app, some bytes get scrambled?
Please help me with this
I also ran the same C# app to query a PIC micro of mine with great success (every time).
Isn't there anyone (maybe from Cypress?) who can please help me with this?
That does seem odd. I'll talk to one of our application engineers, but I think we might need to move this case over to our technical support tool. That will allow us to have a one-on-one dialog and potentially share project files back and forth.
Yes. Can you please create a Tech Support case on this issue as we may require to debug your code.
You can create a case by
Design Support -> Tech Support -> Create a Case -> Create a Case -> Select "Technical Support" -> Enter the details of your issue, attach your project and click CreateMyCase.


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KFUPM wrote:
> Dear Group
> I have two variables multiplied by each other
> N1 x (N1 times x) which is a part of an equation.
> What i want to do is to replace this multiplication by Nx1 (one
> variable) and i want to do this automatically using Mathematica,
> because i have a huge number of such terms, for example, N2 y, N3 z,
> N4 x, N5 y.... etc.
> Thereofore, i need to get this transformation:
> N1 x ------> Nx1
> N2 y ------> Ny2
> N3 z ------> Nz3
> and so on.
> Please notice that the letter N doesn't change only numbers(1,2,...)
> and (x,y,z....) do.
> Any help in this regard is highly appreciated.
You could use a transformation rule. In the following expression, you
just have to provide the list of the variables not in the format N1, N2,
expr = N1*x + N2*x + N3*x + N1*y + N2*y + N3*y +
N1*z + N2*z + N3*z;
vars = {x, y, z};
expr /. (n_)*(x_ /; MemberQ[vars, x]) :>
ToExpression[StringInsert[ToString[n], ToString[x], 2]]
Nx1 + Nx2 + Nx3 + Ny1 + Ny2 + Ny3 + Nz1 + Nz2 + Nz3


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Happy Birthday to redshirt freshman runner Kyle Walter of the track & field and cross country teams.
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University of Tennessee track & field signees Felecia Majors (pictured left) and Brielyn Rogers (right) have both been honored by the Washington Post. Majors was named the Post's 2012 Winter All-Met Girls Track & Field Athlete of the Year for the second-consecutive season, while Rogers garnered First Team All-Met honors. Both will join the Lady Vol program this fall. Check out the story below, which features more information about the UT signees.
University of Tennessee faculty, students, staff and alumni are sharing their big ideas that are making a difference in the world around them. Recent Lady Vol track & field alum Elizabeth Tiller - a 2012 graduate in public administration and Spanish - shared her big idea of improving the lives of the homeless and underprivileged through a 5K fundraiser. Check out the video below.
Pair of birthdays in the Tennessee track & field programs on Jan. 6. Celebrating are thrower Tavis Bailey and recent graduate and 2012 Torchbearer Award winner Chelsea Knotts.
Also celebrating a birthday is the "original" Jeremy Linn, who swam for Tennessee in the 1990s and went to win a silver medal for USA in the 1996 Olympics.
Check out this story from last winter: What does swimmer Jeremy Linn think of Jeremy Lin?
On Jan. 5, we send Happy Birthday wishes for former Vols baseball star and current Toronto Blue Jay J.P. Arencibia.
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Carrie Underwood's Many Looks at the 2010 CMA Awards
This year's Country Music Awards marked the third consecutive year that Carrie Underwood played host, and she was better than ever.
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An emotional press room on several fronts following Delaware's CAA title game win over Towson, 12-9 at Johnny Unitas Stadium, but junior goalie Noah Fossner is the best place to start. Playing in the wake of his mother's death Sunday after a battle with breast cancer, Fossner and his teammates and coaches wore pink sweatbands as they played in her honor.
For the Delaware keeper, he couldn't have played more admirably, making season-high 16 saves as the Blue Hens turned back Towson 12-9 to earn his first trip to the NCAA Tournament since arriving on campus in Newark.
The moment was not lost on him.
"To be a 22-year-old kid and losing the woman that gave birth to you, that's tough," Fossner said, talking about the trouble he had settling into a consistent rhythm early in the season. He said he was thankful he had enough time with his mom to talk through his game, and how glad he was she'd instilled an important lesson in him.
"She told me I had to be having fun. I know it's a cliched thing to say, but it helped," he said.
The fun reached a crescendo with 2:05 remaining and his team leading by two, Fossner made an excellent one-on-one stop with Towson attackman Tim Stratton to put away the win.
"I felt it hit my helmet, and I've had a few of those go in this season, so I first looked at the back of the net to see if it rippled. When it didn't and I heard the crowd cheer, I threw my hands up in the air," Fossner said.
He wasn't the only hero on the day. In cracking the 60-goal mark for the season, senior attackman Curtis Dickson was Kobe Bryant-esque in his closing efficiency. Scoring goals back-handed, falling down and with defenders (including Towson's Marc Ingerman, who all told had a fine day guarding Dickson) all over him, Dickson had five in getting himself and his team back to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2007, his freshman season.
"When you go your freshman year, you assume you're going to get back there every year," Dickson said.
Asked whether he thought this year's team bore any resemblance to that 2007 squad that made a run to the final four, Dickson said, "Of course. We had our backs to the wall, had to win out to make the tournament. We beat Drexel then Towson at Towson, so there are similiaties."
They also had senior face-off specialist Alex Smith. The CAA record-holder for face-off wins, face-offs taken and groundballs, Smith was honored at halftime Saturday and, in his best impersonation of the Blue Hen great, sophomore Dan Cooney won 15-20 draws, including the first nine, to set the tone against Towson.
Now the Blue Hens await Sunday night's NCAA Selection Show, in which they'll find out where they're (likely) headed for a first round game. If it's Charlottesville to play the presumptive top-seeded Cavaliers (and given the presence of a Virginia assistant coach who was on hand to scout, several important opinions find that likely), the similiarities to 2007 become even more numerous as that's where Dickson had four goals, Smith won 18-26 draws and Delaware upset Virginia 14-8.
In the other press conference, Towson coach Tony Seaman spoke emotionally of how badly his team wanted to win, how they fought through their tough schedule and handled themselves in the league. But he made no secret about his impending conversation Athletic Director Mike Hermann early next week that'll determine whether or not the 2010 CAA Coach of the Year is retained and will return for another season.
"I always hoped I'd be the one to decide when this thing ended," Seaman said, adding that he felt like his staff, his team and this season warranted a chance to continue directing the Tigers — something he clearly wants to do. If Seaman is let go, it'll bring to an end his 12-year stint at the helm for Towson and open up the second head coach job in the CAA after Penn State coach Glenn Thiel retired this week.


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Norway's bid to provide out-going coach Jarl Torske with the perfect send-off begins on Tuesday when the UEFA European Women's Under-19 Championship hosts take on the Netherlands. Spirits are high, a description that could be applied across the section. When Belgium coach Kristiaan Van Der Haegen, whose team face Scotland, talks of "paradise" and "having wings" he could be talking for anyone.
Norway v Netherlands
The stars are almost aligned for Norway as they bid to claim this title for the first time on home turf, in Torske's tenth and last final tournament. They kick off against the Netherlands, a team they have beaten in two previous finals meetings before reaching the showpiece – where, as with the two other occasions they have contested the decider, they lost.
Jarl Torske, Norway coach
It's great to finish my U19 career on home turf; I'd love to play the final at our national stadium on the 27th. It's going to be hard, though, and I think it's one of the most open tournaments for years. We will have a lot of good support from our home crowds and the players are very much looking forward to that. My daughter and granddaughter will be there tomorrow – the first time my granddaughter sees one of my games. We've prepared well and have real strength going forwards. We're a hardworking bunch and spirits are high.
André Koolhof, Netherlands coach
We have prepared well and I have a lot of faith in my team going into the competition – it's coming together quite nicely. It will be interesting taking on the hosts in the first game. Norway are a strong team, supported by a home crowd. We beat them [2-1 in March] at La Manga and they will have a bit of pressure on their shoulders so we have a good chance. We are going for gold. We want to play well and we want to win. Win the games and we win this trophy.
Belgium v Scotland
Neither team has ever won a finals game in 15 attempts between them, but hopes are high after successful qualification campaigns. Scotland were top scorers en route to Norway while Belgium took the prized scalp of Germany on the final day of qualifying.
Kristiaan Van Der Haegen, Belgium coach
Over the past few days we've been preparing the girls to step up and they are very confident, saying: "Coach, don't worry. When we need to be ready we will be ready." It's up to them now. The Germany win is a point of reference for the players: we have beaten Germany so we are justified in feeling confident. It will be difficult – there are no weak teams at this level – but the Germany win has given the players wings. That winner – I felt like I was in paradise. This is a step up, though, like going from domestic league to the Champions League.
Gareth Evans, Scotland coach
We're looking forward to it. It's four years since Scotland last qualified so it's exciting stuff. We have never won a game in these finals – losing eight and drawing one – so there's no pressure on the girls. We can just give it our best shot. I've been in this job less than a year. It's different, it's enjoyable and it's a great group of girls I'm working with – they've really kicked on.
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I talked to the Executive Director at the Call of Duty Endowment, Dan Goldenberg, who pointed out the overall unemployment rate for post 9/11 vets age 18-24 was 21.4%. This is hard to imagine when you consider how much these vets bring to the employment table.
If I am an employer, I am jumping at the chance to employ a young veteran. To me a veteran has already proven they are a team player with a can-do attitude who understands the value of teamwork. Also, 18-24 year old vets are still young enough to mold and shape into the type of worker I want. Being in the military also shows a sense of selflessness that is invaluable when it comes to being a competent and caring employee.
If you think about a young vets skill set....honed and refined while in the service....you can see an employee who is impressive in the fields of security, safety, telecommunications, admin and management. To me, it's a win-win for the employer to hire a young veteran.
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