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SEC Football: Picks for Every Week 9 GameOctober 25, 2012
SEC Football: Picks for Every Week 9 Game
Here we are in the final week of October, and SEC games just took on a whole new meaning.
No. 11 Mississippi State will travel to Tuscaloosa to take on No. 1 Alabama in a battle of unbeaten teams. The Bulldogs are still in search of respect, while the Crimson Tide looks like a machine that shows no signs of letting up.
Meanwhile, down in Jacksonville, the World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party will take on new meaning this year as the SEC East championship will likely be decided by the winner. There is an outside shot that South Carolina can slide into the Georgia Dome, but for all intents and purposes, the Georgia vs. Florida game is the de facto SEC East Championship Game.
Which SEC teams get wins in Week 9? I make my picks in this slideshow.
2012 Record: 58-12 (30-31 ATS)
All lines courtesy of VegasInsider.com
Kentucky at Missouri (-13.5)
Saturday, Oct. 27 at Noon ET
It looks like Missouri quarterback Corbin Berkstresser will start for the Tigers this week in place of James Franklin, who is likely to miss his second straight game with a strained knee ligament, according to the Associated Press (via ESPN).
Berkstresser only completed 12 of 29 passes in Missouri's 42-10 loss to Alabama two weeks ago, but did lead the Tigers to a 24-20 win over Arizona State in September.
With that being said, this is Kentucky, a team that's arguably the worst team in the SEC.
There is good news for Kentucky, though. Head coach Joker Phillips told Kentucky.com that freshman Patrick Towles has been practicing this week and could split time with Jalen Whitlow.
However, that won't be enough to topple the Tigers in Columbia. Kentucky's defense is giving up 427.3 yards per game and will allow the Missouri offense to get on track no matter who's taking the snaps.
Score Prediction: Missouri 27 - Kentucky 17
Tennessee at South Carolina (-14)
Saturday, Oct. 27 at Noon ET
Both of these teams are stumbling into this matchup in need of a big win.
Tennessee has lost three straight, including last week's 44-13 shellacking at the hands of Alabama, while South Carolina has lost two straight and is on the tail end of a brutal stretch that has seen the Gamecocks travel to LSU and Florida in consecutive weeks.
One team is going to turn things around this week, and it's going to be South Carolina.
The Gamecocks will be beat up after back-to-back games against two fast and physical teams, but Tennessee is ripe for the picking after the Vols packed it in early against the Tide last week.
Connor Shaw is expected to get the start at quarterback after he was benched last week vs. the Gators. Head coach Steve Spurrier loves to play musical quarterbacks, but he knows that Shaw is the key to get the Gamecocks to a good bowl game. Against a secondary like Tennessee's, expect Shaw to have a big day.
South Carolina will down Tennessee and the coaching rumors in Knoxville will kick into overdrive...or whatever is one step further.
Score Prediction: South Carolina 31 - Tennessee 14
Ole Miss at Arkansas (-6)
Saturday, Oct. 27 at 12:21 p.m. ET
Don't look now, but Arkansas has won two straight games. At 3-4, this team is squarely back in the mix for a bowl game. How many of you thought that was possible a few weeks ago?
Is Arkansas' recent success an indication that the Razorbacks are back, or is the winning streak a direct result of games against Auburn and Kentucky—two of the worst teams in the SEC?
We'll find out on Saturday against a good Ole Miss team.
Quarterback Tyler Wilson has thrown for more than 370 yards in three of the last four games, including 372 yards and five touchdowns in Kentucky's rain-shortened win two weeks ago over Kentucky.
He may have to repeat the feat this week, because Ole Miss can move the football and defense is more of a myth to Arkansas than it is reality.
Running back Jeff Scott and quarterback Bo Wallace have proven over the first half of the season that they are the perfect fit for that Hugh Freeze offense.
Can you say shootout?
Score Prediction: Arkansas 45 - Ole Miss 42
Florida (-6.5) vs. Georgia (in Jacksonville, Fla.)
Saturday, Oct. 27 at 3:30 p.m. ET
The World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party between Florida and Georgia takes on a unique flavor this weekend, when No. 2 Florida will take on No. 10 Georgia in Jacksonville, Fla.
Unless Florida loses to Georgia and Missouri, South Carolina wins out and Georgia loses to either Ole Miss or Auburn, the cocktail party will determine the SEC East champion.
This will be fun.
Florida comes in riding high on the heels of a stifling defense and the SEC's third-best rushing offense, but still loaded with questions after it has been unable to get the passing game going. With that being said, Jeff Driskel hasn't been great this season because he hasn't been asked to be.
Georgia only has one loss, but the Bulldogs don't have a lot of momentum after struggling with Kentucky in the game following their 35-7 road loss to South Carolina.
The Bulldogs will get linebacker Jarvis Jones back, but lose defensive lineman Abry Jones, who had ankle surgery this weekend.
Florida will continue its national championship push with a win over Georgia, and will get its passing offense going in the process.
Score Prediction: Florida 24 - Georgia 14
UMass at Vanderbilt (-32.5)
Saturday, Oct. 27 at 7 p.m. ET
Maybe a second straight bowl game isn't out of the question for Vanderbilt after all.
James Franklin's team finds itself at 3-4 after its 17-13 win over Auburn last weekend, and a visit from UMass should keep the Commodores hot as they head into November, when their schedule eases up a bit.
Zac Stacy set the Vanderbilt career rushing record last week when he rushed for 169 yards against Auburn, and that record is sure to grow this weekend vs. the Minutemen.
Can Vanderbilt make a bowl game? Games against Kentucky, Ole Miss, Tennessee and Wake Forest down the stretch certainly doesn't eliminate the possibility.
Score Prediction: Vanderbilt 35 - UMass 13
Texas A&M (-15) at Auburn
Saturday, Oct. 27 at 7 p.m. ET
Auburn's offense is going to have to turn around soon, right?
Well, judging from the performance of Scot Loeffler's offense during Auburn's first two months, maybe not.
The Tigers currently rank 122nd out of 124 Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) teams in total offense.
Just how bad is it in Auburn?
The current Auburn offense is significantly worse than Tony Franklin's in 2008 and Hugh Nall's in 2003, according to Justin Lee of TheWarEagleReader.com, two of Auburn's worse offenses in recent memory.
Auburn's defense has been better, but Johnny Manziel and that high-flying Texas A&M offense is going to move the football, which means that the Tigers are going to have to outscore the Aggies.
Is that even possible?
Texas A&M will get a big road win and Auburn's season of tumult will continue.
Score Prediction: Texas A&M 31 - Auburn 17
Mississippi State at Alabama (-24)
Saturday, Oct. 27 at 8:30 p.m. ET
Talk about two teams that are mirror images of each other.
Alabama and Mississippi State have both stayed undefeated this season by beating inferior competition, forcing turnovers, running the football and getting remarkably efficient play from quarterbacks A.J. McCarron and Tyler Russell, respectively.
Something's gotta give, and it's going to be Mississippi State's offense.
The Bulldogs are largely unknown, but running back LaDarius Perkins has established himself as a legitimate SEC running back this season, quietly leading the conference with 103.43 yards per game.
However, this is Alabama, not South Alabama or Troy.
Mississippi State will need to play its best game of the season against Alabama, but even that might not be enough. The Bulldogs will have to force Alabama into mistakes, and McCarron simply doesn't make mistakes.
Tide running backs Eddie Lacy and T.J. Yeldon will play keep away from the Mississippi State defense, and Alabama will pull away in the fourth quarter.
Score Prediction: Alabama 42 - Mississippi State14


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Lulu is an interesting champion, the previous riot designated support champion was Karma and that failed miserably. She failed because she lacked what a true support champion has. In the current meta, a support champion is one that can function with few or any items for that matter, the money they accrue is used mainly for wards and oracles. With this meta in mind, Riot released Lulu. Prior to Lulu, the meta dominated by 3 major support champions: Soraka, Sona, and Taric. Each of these had a unique kit that made them dominate in the current meta. I believe that Lulu can be as powerful if not more than those 3 and i'l be presenting what I believe to be the ideal guide to playing her
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Paris: for a family with children, Saint Germain or Le Marais?
Trying to narrow down our options in Paris. For our family of seven adults and 4 young children, is it better to stay in Saint Germain-de-pres or Le Marais? Looking to split up the family and rent two apartments. Where is it best to stay?
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see my post on your other thread . . .
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Agree with janisj - here's an interesting site that permits you to search for apartments in the same building - can't vouch for their reputation
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Both are terrific! That's great! Thanks girls!
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It doesn't make any difference, they are both upscale areas of the same city, and both near the Seine. Flip a coin.
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Both are great. I'd search both a find the best fit closest to the river/Ile's... however, to answer, I prefer St. Germain.
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Both are great areas and I would stay in either.. closer to river the better.. but still great areas both..
Keep in mind,, within each area are better streets( in terms of noise and traffic) and less desirable ones.. so I would post back with exact apartments you are considering.
VIP ( Vacations in Paris ) is a well reviewed company.. be careful of some.
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We rented an apt. in the St. Germain in April 2012 and in the Marais/Bastille neighborhood in June 2013. Both are fantastic areas and you can't go wrong with either. But, I have a definite answer for you. I would recommend the St. Germain-de-pres. We stayed on rue Mazarine just off rue du Buci about 2 blocks from the Pont Neuf. That is our favorite neighborhood to stay in. The vibe around there is simply magical. It is lively at all hours of the day and night and the restaurant and café scene is great. It is an easy walk to the majority of places you would want to go and an easy metro ride to the others. If you find a nice apt. in the Marais I would not try to talk you out of it because we enjoy that area also.
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I was checking vrbo and airbnb, amongst others, so I'll definitely try VIP.
Letsgeaux ( you sound like my peeps over here in Louisiana , do you recall what services you used for rental? The area you stayed in sounds perfect!
Thanks again everyone!
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We used Paris Best Lodge. We stayed in their Mr. Prince apt. but that one will be much too small for your purposes. It was fine for the two of us. Can't beat the area though.
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Having easy access to a big park is important with kids that age.
I would look closer to the Luxembourg Gardens than to the river if I had young children. There are playgrounds, carousels, pony rides, Punch and Judy, etc. A well as plenty of room to run.
There are plenty of small playgrounds in churchyards (right behind St Germain, for example) but the Luxembourg is special.
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My personal preference is for the St Germain quartier but I think in your case the deciding factor should be the relative merits of the apartments. Good luck!
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My two cents... In your shoes I'd choose Saint Germain de pres over le Marais simply because of easy access to the Luxembourg Gardens. (I'm basing this on the assumption you have younger children. If your kids are older, the park may not be as necessary..) That said, a lot of it is preference for neighborhood vibe. for me it's more of the side of the river I prefer... Just personal preference. I've been to Paris about 7 times over the last 20 years. The last 2 times with our children---first at was 18 months old, and last summer when they were 11 and 8. I'm hoping to go again next summer with them. Its a wonderful place to go with children.
Other things to consider would be proximity to the Metro (take into account any transfers to other lines needed) and whether the windows face a noisy street vs a loud thoroughfare. And since you are such a big group, is make sure the kitchen of wherever you are staying was equipped for a group of that size. One apt we stayed in years ago was a home with professional cookware and porcelain plates for up to 10 (and a dining table to go with it.) My brother once got an apt in the Marais that was purported to be for 4 but barely had 2 coffee cups---the rental agent said "well nobody ever uses the kitchen." I think that happens a lot with vacation rentals.
The other thing to keep in mind is that The Marais and St Germain de Pres are easily 2 of the most crowded and most expensive districts in Paris for tourists to stay in. 20 years ago, I thought the area around St Germain was noisy but charming. Last summer, it felt grittier and edgier to me, and the throngs of tourists (yes, I realize I'm a tourist too) made it feel like I was on a b ride at disneyland during spring break. We stayed in the 7th last summer, and found it to be a lot quieter at night.
Good luck with your choice.
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I would suggest that you not stay wed to these two particular areas of Paris. You can be anywhere in minutes, using the transport system - and staying one or two arrondissements away would save you a good bit of money as well as improve the possibility that you would have more space.
The two areas you're interested in have properties that have been "sliced and diced" to the point that it's just not comfortable for families to stay in them. The properties that have not been significantly altered usually rent a year or more in advance, and can be expensive.
If you can manage the Metro and/or Bus, I would suggest you look in the 15th, 12th, 16th and 7th arrondissements. Parts of the 12th might also be interesting.
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Manouche has wise advice. I am not a big fan of central areas either due to excessive tourist pollution and the high prices that come with it. If the children are really a prime consideration, I would recommend an area like the Batignolles which has 3 major parks (Monceau, Batignolles and Martin Luther King), or the Buttes Chaumont area which has not only that spectacular park but which is also very close to the magnificent Parc de la Villette and the Canal de l'Ourcq area. The Villette park is by far the most interesting for children in Paris since it is relatively recent and was designed with children in mind, unlike those staid formal parks in the center which are designed for strolling with a parasol while wearing a starched lace dress.
I actually feel sorry for tourists who have only been to parks like the Luxembourg or the Tuileries.
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Thanks guys! I'm taking that into consideration, believe me. I lived in the French quarter in New Orleans for a while, and although very touristy, there were pockets of very nice and quiet feel, authentic in itself. However, when folks came to visit, I would discourage them from staying in the quarter, as hotels were bad and overpriced. So I totally get where you guys are coming from. However, we have options in New Orleans, where one can stay close to everything without being in it with all the tourist stuff overload and be able to walk everywhere. I guess I'm looking for that kind of option in Paris. I would love not to have to hop on a train every time. I'm still weighing all options...
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I lived in the French Quarter for about 35 years, then moved to Paris. No area in Paris will be as compact as the FQ and the Marigny, say. And really, no one area in the city proper is really that much better than the next - this is largely a marketing myth fed by the tourist office and retailers.
However, the parts of the city that most people want to see are contained in an area of only about 2.5 square miles. It's like taking the streetcar from Canal St to City Park, for the longest rides - usually about half that time, to get anywhere else.
The Metro is not at all complicated, and neither are the buses (though they are much slower). If you have no mobility issues, you can walk from Champs-Elysees to Bastille in about 90 minutes, or from the Marais to Eiffel Tower in about 1 hour, for example. Many times, it's just easier to avoid the Metro stairs and just enjoy the walk. Coming from New Orleans, this might seem like a strange idea, but it's actually quite safe and pleasant to walk in Paris, day or night.
If you want to stay under a certain budget and house this many people with any degree of comfort, you will really need to start looking in the areas I mentioned. Unfortunately, apartments in the Marais and St Germain aren't always "all that", especially when it comes to space and amenities. The good, big apartments book up a year or more in advance. Many people would prefer to just visit these neighborhoods, rather than pay extra to stay in them and have to put up with the noise and tourist activity that is concentrated here.
Hope this helps shed some more light on the subject.
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Manouche and Kerouac raise valid points. Still...
...I'd rather stay close in.
Did I miss the ages of the kids? That could tell us a lot.
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camileaos - I'm assuming that you have a map of Paris in front of you, and that you've paid attention to the scale. This will make it clear that the arrondissements are not really very far apart - and there are no fences around them, anyhow. : )
Also, real estate descriptions are notoriously underhanded when it comes to neighborhoods - "steps from" any place they mention can mean a few meters, or all the way up to a mile or more. If you can get the actual address of any places you are considering - or even just the nearest cross street - go on GoogleMaps and figure out where they really are.
Even if you stay "close to the center", as many people are urging you to do - and even if you can find enough space for your whole party - you will still have to do a good bit of travelling to get to the most popular attractions. Staying in arrondissemnts 1 - 4 won't cover all the bases. With 2 young children, it won't be very easy, but people do it all the time. If public transportation and/or walking won't be practical, you could also take taxis - I think they are a little cheaper in Paris than in New Orleans.
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I also have used Parisbestlodge to rent.. twice.. the apartments are exactly as pictured.. not always so with some agencies!
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Manouche, I agree with you. I have been looking in the arrondissements you've suggested, but have been finding it difficult to find a place that will fit everyone. One of the areas that seem to have more availability with apartments that look more "roomy" are the 17th, 18th, 19th… The very few options on 7th are just as pricey.
As for the options I have at hand, at this point, I'm just trying to find something that seems comfortable and it makes it easy for us to get around… the three options I have are (they intersect the following streets):
- Rue Chapon and Rue Beaubourg.
- Avenue Ledru Rollin and Rue de Charonne
- Blvd du Montparnasse and Rue de Sevres
What do y'all think?
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- Avenue Ledru Rollin and Rue de Charonne
I have stayed in this neighborhood several times and it has become one of my favorite areas to stay. You can walk to the Bastille and you are close to the fabulous Place d' Aligre market.
Also pretty close by is the Promenade Plantée, with lots of areas for kids to run and play.
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Also keep an eye out for small playgrounds in available open spaces ("square" in French, as distinct from the bigger parks).
If you've got your dictionary and a map to hand:
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Ledru-Rollin and Charonne - very interesting neighborhood, with lots to do, several little parks for the kids, nearby open-air food markets, easy transportation by bus and metro, not far away from anything, really - and there is stuff to do at night, for anyone who is interested.
All depends on the accommodation here, but this would be my pick out of the areas you have mentioned. Hope it works out for you.
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>>Ledru-Rollin and Charonne<<
That's near where I usually stay, and I think it would be fine for this sort of party, and a bit cheaper than the best-known quartiers.
The last link I posted above goes to a list of children's playgrounds and the equipment for different ages, by arrondissement, and there are plenty listed for the 11th, including two on the rue de Charonne itself.
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Here's the link for the one on Ledru-Roullin and Charrone, but it looks very iffy... The photo does not match the location. I don't believe one could see the Eiffel Tower this close... When I questioned the owner, I didn't get a straight answer. Check this out! https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/592447?euid=c7c276a5-69b6-2246-11c3-80af509192f0
Definitely going to check some options on the other thread... Thanks all!
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I looked at the photos and a message comes up asking to email your phone number to some weird email address in the U.K. I wonder if that is one those hacked airbnb listings. Curious what the non straight answer was...
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I specifically asked about the location of the apartment and how it could show the Eiffel Tower so closely, as if this unit was located in the 7th arrondissement. I also asked for the square footage of the apartment and the answer was: "Airbnb is now showing the exact address until the booking is confirmed . I m
letting you know that the property has been inspected prior listing and the
pictures have been taken by an Airbnb professional photograph"
Rialtogrl, aside from the shady message, would it even be possible to have such view from that location? I'm pretty sure it's impossible...
I'm not booking that!
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I wouldn't touch this one - no matter what the reason(s), there's a lot of misinformation and misdirection. And your instincts were right - you'd have to be awfully close to the Champ de Mars to get this kind of view...
The only part of the Eiffel Tower that could be seen from the Marais would be the beam from the searchlight - if that.
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Was it Fanny (who supposedly owns it) or Gwen (who appears in the reviews as another host) or Dan (who asks that you email your phone # to an email address at whr15.com who told you all that?
This is sketchy beyond belief. If you had communication with Fanny you might want to ask her about this Dan guy.
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Any apartment that has that exact view over the river to the Eiffel Tower must be well out to the west and nowhere near Bastille, let alone that much further east in the 11th, although the references in the reviews are to places in the 11th.
They can give a Googlemap link to the street it's on without disclosing the exact address.
And if there are five bedrooms, why is there only a photo of one? And how come two different reviewers report the flat as on the small side. Come to think of it, how many five-bedroom apartments are there likely to be in Paris?
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(AirBnB do offer a map-based search showing locations: I can't see this one in the Bastille area or anywhere near Ledru-Rollin, among those in that price bracket that are.)
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I sent an alert to airbnb about it. Hopefully it will prevent someone getting scammed. They say they are "working on it."
The photos of the one bedroom were a red flag too.
Bummer because that really is a great area to stay.
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I had a very similar experience with an apartment I found on TA, also listed with Holiday Lettings. The owner gave me a quote but said he wanted to talk to me as previous renters had trashed his place. When I called him he told me the apartment was in Passy while the listing showed it in the Latin Quarter, he also suggested I deal directly with him instead of having to pay TA's fees. I found all of this very iffy and immediately backed out, I also reported him to Holiday Lettings, understand they no longer list his place.
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Exactly what I did! I reported the listing. After giving them the "benefit of the doubt", I inquired more and had very iffy, questionable responses, one of them being to send a deposit via bank transfer. Who does that these days?? Complete scam! Thanks for reporting them rialtogrl! Hopefully this will keep airbnb reputable. It used to be alright and we've stayed in great places in the past… I'm looking into the leads folks gave me on my other thread. Let's hope something comes of it. Thanks again, everyone!
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I sent a deposit via bank transfer (well, paypal). Then cash on arrival for the balance. That seems to be the method in Paris. I was able to find a serviceable 2 bedroom at the east edge of the Marais (Bastille really, but not as far out as that name implies, west of the canal) for $200. It was not touristy although a lot of foreigners were about. Did not have much of a kitchen but most people don't come to Paris to cook spaghetti.
The metro is rather slow so it is nice to not be too far out. Remember to always buy carnets of tickets, much cheaper. Metro only takes coins or chip and PIN credit card-- no person there so be ready for that. Show up with bills or a swipe credit card and you won't be riding anywhere.
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I've paid by both Paypal and credit card, with balance paid in cash on arrival, that's how it seems to work for the most part. Personally I prefer renting through an agency instead of directly from the owner, though many are happy with the latter. This June we found an apartment in Venice on VRBO and dealt with the owners, worked perfectly well without any problems. I think you need to research the place well before committing to it, also try and get as many reviews as possible, check slowtrav.com they have legit reviews. Hope you find something suitable soon, good luck
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How about La Concorde area? Yay or Nay? Found, thru an agency, two apartments in the same building (one per floor). It looks legit and super comfortable. It is not in the area I was initially looking, but it is super centered. Just am not quite sure about the surroundings… Any thoughts?
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Where exactly? My prejudice says anywhere near Place de la Concorde is likely to be more of a business district and quite noisy with traffic, but a lot would depend on the street (and whether the apartment looks out on to the street or an inner courtyard).
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I would agree with PatrickLondons take on that area.. it is a very busy traffic area.
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It's done! We are staying in La Concorde (although not exactly where we wanted to go initially), but I think it'll be comfortable and easy access to everything. It's more touristy than I liked, but it will provide the privacy and space we needed, but yet the feel for staying "in the same place". We'll be in two apartments in the building. Thank again for all the help! I booked thru PVA and am very glad I did so. Had I been going with my immediate family (only the four of us), I would take my chances, but coordinating for a group of 11, using an agency was the best way to go. I was getting too many iffy responses from airbnb owners and unresponsive owners from vrbo. Let's hope the weather cooperates and everyone is in good health before we go!
Thanks again for all the help!
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I'll be interested to know how you like the apartments. We are considering one of the for December of next year. It wouldn't normally be our first choice of location but proximity to Christmas markets and lights may be an advantage.
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Great, camileaos, have a wonderful vacation!
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will do. thanks!
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Camileaos, can you give us a review of your stay, please? Thanks.
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Iwan2go: Camileaos hasn't posted on Fordors in about 6 months
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bummer, thanks
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An East Syracuse man has been charged with driving while intoxicated after crashing his car and fleeing from police.
Manlius Police said they attempted to stop Michael Karoleski, 33, on Fremont Road. They say he was traveling at a high rate of speed, passed through two red lights and crossed the double-yellow line, nearly hitting a patrol car traveling in the opposite direction.
Karoleski lost control of his car at Manlius Center and Fremont Roads, traveling down a small embankment and hitting trees. Police allege he left his car and was later apprehended near the corner of Bowman Road and Wimbleton Court.
He was charged with reckless driving, leaving the scene of a property damage accident, unlawfully fleeing a police officer and second-degree obstructing governmental administration. He was additionally charged with driving while intoxicated. He was arraigned and is due back in court Feb. 7 in the town of Manlius.
Karoleski was not injured in the crash.
DeWitt Police and Onondaga County Sheriff's Office were both on scene, as well.
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|October 1994
Views on Views
by Craig S. Mullins
One of the most fertile grounds for disagreement between DB2 professionals is the appropriate usage of views. The manner in which views can be utilized to provide the greatest benefit seems to be a very cloudy issue. Some analysts promote the liberal creation and usage of views, whereas others preach a more conservative approach.
Views are wonderful tools that ease data access and system development when used prudently. Views are basically simple to create and implement, but unfortunately a systematic and logical approach to view creation is not usually taken, thereby causing the advantages of views to become muddled and misunderstood. As you read this article you will find that views are very useful when implemented wisely, but can be an administrative burden if implemented without planning.
View Overview
Before proceeding with a discussion of view implementation strategy, let's review the basics of views. All operations on a DB2 table result in another table. This is a requirement of the relational model. A view can be considered to be a logical table. No physical structure is required of a view; it is a representation of data that is stored in other tables that do physically exist. Views can also be based on other views.
Views are defined using SQL and are represented internally to DB2 by SQL SELECT statements, not by stored data. The SQL comprising the view is executed only when the view is accessed and views can be accessed by SQL in the same way that tables are - accessed by SQL. Certain limitations on data modification exist depending upon the type of view, though. Views that join tables, use functions, specify DISTINCT, or use GROUP BY and HAVING may not be updated, inserted to or deleted from.
Additionally, inserting is prohibited for the following types of views:
View Implementation Rules
Understanding the basic features of views will provide a framework around which your shop can develop rules governing view usage. It is imperative that you institute guidelines for view creation in order to limit administrative burden. The following rules can be used to ensure that views are created in a responsible and useful manner at your shop. These rules were developed over a number of years as a result of presenting information on views and conversing with many different users in many different environments. There may be more uses for views than are presented here, so do not needlessly fret if you do not see your favorite use for views covered in this article-unless you blindly use base table views. There is no adequate rationale for enforcing a strict rule of one view per base table for DB2 application systems. In fact, the evidence supports not using views in this manner.
There are three basic view implementation rules:
The View Usage Rule
The first rule is the view usage rule. Simply stated, your view creation strategy should be goal-oriented. Views should be created only when they achieve a specific, reasonable goal. Each view should have a specific application or business requirement that it fulfills before it is created. That requirement should be documented somewhere, preferably in a data dictionary or as a remark in the DB2 Catalog.
Although this rule seems obvious, views are implemented at some shops without much thought as to how they will be used. This can cause the number of views that must be supported and maintained to continually expand until so many views exist that it is impossible to categorize their uses.
There are seven basic uses for which views excel. These are:
One of the most beneficial purposes served by views is to extend the data security features of DB2. Views can be created that provide a subset of rows, a subset of columns, or a subset of both rows and columns from the base table.
How do views help provide row and column level security? Consider an EMPLOYEE table that contains all of the pertinent information regarding an enterprise's employees. Typically, name, address, position, age, and salary information would be contained in such a table. However, not every user will require access to all of this information. Specifically, it may become necessary to shield the salary information from most users. This can be done by creating a view that does not contain the salary column and granting most users the ability to access the view, instead of the base table.
Similarly, row level security may be necessary. Consider a table that contains project information. Typically this would include project name, purpose, start date, and who is responsible for the project. Perhaps the security requirements of the projects within your organization deem that only the employee who is responsible for the project can access their project data. By storing the authid of the responsible employee in the PROJECT table, a view can be created using the USER special register such as the one shown below:
The USER special register will contain the primary authorization ID of the process initiating the request. So, if user TED001 issues a SELECT statement against the MY_PROJECTS view, only rows where RESPEMP is equal to TED001 will be returned. This is a fast and effective way of instituting row level security.
By eliminating restricted columns from the SELECT list and providing the proper predicates in the WHERE clause, views can be created to allow access to only those portions of a table that each user is permitted to access.
Efficient Access
Views can also be used to ensure optimal access paths. By coding efficient predicates in the view definition SQL, efficient access to the underlying base tables can be guaranteed. The use of stage 1 predicates, proper join criteria, and predicates on indexed columns can be coded into the view.
For example, consider the following view:
By coding the appropriate join criteria into the view definition SQL you can ensure that the correct join predicate will always be utilized.
Somewhat akin to coding appropriate access into views, complex SQL can be coded into views to mask the complexity from the user. This can be extremely useful when your shop employs novice DB2 users (whether those users are programmers, analysts, managers, or typical end users).
Consider the following rather complex SQL that implements relational division:
This query uses correlated subselects to return a list of all projects in the PROJACT table that require every activity listed in the ACT table. By coding this SQL into a view called, say ALL_ACTIVITY_PROJ, then the end user need only issue the following simple SELECT statement instead of the more complicated query:
SELECT PROJNO FROM ALL_ACTIVTY_PROJNow isn't that a lot simpler?
Derived Data
Another valid usage of views is to ensure consistent derived data by creating new columns for views that are based upon arithmetic formulae. For example, creating a view that contains a column named TOTAL_COMPENSATION which is defined by selecting SALARY + COMMISSION + BONUS is a good example of using derived data in a view.
Domain Support
It is a sad fact of life that most relational database management systems do not support domains, and DB2 is no exception. Domains are an instrumental component of the relational model and, in fact, were in the original relational model published by Ted Codd in 1970-almost 25 years ago! Although the purpose of this article is not to explain the concept of domains, a quick explanation is in order. A domain basically identifies the valid range of values that a column can contain. Of course, domains are more complex than this simple definition can support. For example, the relational model states that only columns pooled from the same domain should be able to be compared within a predicate (unless explicitly overridden).
Some of the functionality of domains can be implemented using views and the WITH CHECK OPTION clause. The WITH CHECK OPTION clause ensures the update integrity of DB2 views. This will guarantee that all data inserted or updated using the view will adhere to the view specification. For example, consider the following view:
The WITH CHECK OPTION clause, in this case, ensure that all updates made to this view can specify only the values 'M' or 'F' in the SEX column. Although this is a simplistic example, it is easy to extrapolate from this example where your organization can create views with predicates that specify code ranges using BETWEEN, patterns using LIKE, or a subselect against another table to identify the domain of a column.
A word of caution however: when inserts or updates are done using these types of views, DB2 will evaluate the predicates to ensure that the data modification conforms to the predicates in the view. Be sure to perform adequate testing prior to implementing domains in this manner to be safeguard against possible performance degradation.
Column Renaming
As you can tell from looking at the sample views shown in the other sections, you can rename columns in views. This is particularly useful if a table contains arcane or complicated column names. A wonderful example of such tables are the DB2 Catalog tables.
Consider the following view:
Not only have we renamed the entity from SYSPLANDEP to the more easily understood name, PLAN_DEPENDENCY, but we have also renamed each of the columns. Isn't it much more easy to understand that PLAN_NAME than DNAME, or OBJECT_CREATOR than BCREATOR? Views can be created on each of the DB2 Catalog tables in this manner so that your programmers will be better able to determine which columns contain the information that they require. Additionally, if other tables exist with clumsy table and/or column names, views can provide an elegant solution to renaming without having to drop and recreate anything!
Single Solution Views
The final view usage situation that may be encountered is probably the most practical usage for views-when views are the only solution! Sometimes, a complex data access request may be encountered that can not be coded using SQL alone. However, sometimes a view can be created to implement a portion of the access. Then, the view can be queried to satisfy the remainder.
Consider the scenario where you want to report on detail information and summary information from a single table. For instance, what if you would like to report on column length information from the DB2 Catalog. For each table, provide all column details, and on each row, also report the maximum, minimum, and average column lengths for that table. Additionally, report the difference between the average column length and each individual column length. Try doing that in one SQL statement!
Or, you could create a view to solve the dilemma. Consider the COL_LENGTH view based on SYSIBM.SYSCOLUMNS shown below:
After the view is created, the following SELECT statement can be issued joining the view to the base table, thereby providing both detail and aggregate information on each report row:
SELECT TBNAME, NAME, COLNO, LENGTH, MAX_LENGTH, MIN_LENGTH, AVG_LENGTH, LENGTH - AVG_COL_LENGTH FROM SYSIBM.SYSCOLUMNS C, authid.COL_LENGTH V WHERE C.TBNAME = V.TABLE_NAME ORDER BY 1, 3
Situations such as these are a great opportunity for using views to make data access a much simpler proposition.
The Proliferation Avoidance Rule
The second rule is the proliferation avoidance rule. It is simple to state and directly to the point: do not needlessly create DB2 objects that are not necessary.
Whenever a DB2 object is created additional entries are placed in the DB2 Catalog. Creating needless views (and, indeed any object), causes what I call catalog clutter-entries in the catalog for objects which are not needed or not used.
In terms of views, for every unnecessary view that is created DB2 will potentially insert rows into 4 view-specific catalog tables (SYSVTREE, SYSVLTREE, SYSVIEWS, and SYSVIEWDEP) and 3 table-specific catalog tables (SYSTABLES, SYSTABAUTH, and SYSCOLUMNS). If uncontrolled view creation is permitted, DASD growth, I/O problems, and inefficient catalog organization may result.
The proliferation avoidance rule is based on common sense. Why create something that is not needed? It just takes up space that could be used for something that is needed.
The View Synchronization Rule
The third, and final view implementation rule is the view synchronization rule. The basic intention of this rule is to ensure that views are kept in sync with the base tables upon which they are based.
Whenever a change is made to a base table, all views that are dependent upon that base table should be analyzed to determine if the change will impact them. All views should remain logically pure. The view was created for a specific reason (see the View Usage Rule above). The view should therefore remain useful for that specific reason. This can only be accomplished by ensuring that all subsequent changes that are pertinent to a specified usage are made to all views that satisfy that usage.
For example, say a view was created to satisfy an access usage, such as the EMP_DEPTS view previously depicted. The view was created to provide information about employees and their departments. If a column is added to the EMP table specifying the employee's social security number, it should also be added to the EMP_DEPT view if it is pertinent to that view's specific use. Of course, the column can be added to the table immediately and to the view at the earliest convenience of the development team.
The synchronization rule requires that strict change impact analysis procedures be in place. Every change to a base table should trigger the usage of these procedures. Simple SQL queries can be created to assist in the change impact analysis. These queries should pinpoint QMF queries, application plans, and dynamic SQL users that could be using views affected by the specific changes to be implemented.
View synchronization is needed to support the view usage rule. By keeping views in sync with table changes the original purpose of the view is maintained.
View Naming Conventions
Views also instigate another area of conflict within the world of DB2-that being how to name views. Remember, a DB2 view is a logical table. It consists of rows and columns, exactly the same as a DB2 table. A DB2 view can (syntactically) be used in SQL SELECT, UPDATE, DELETE, and INSERT statements in the same way that a DB2 table can. Furthermore, a DB2 view can be used functionally the same as a DB2 table (with certain limitations on updating as outlined in my article). Therefore, it stands to reason that views should utilize the same naming conventions as are used for tables. (As an aside, the same can be said for DB2 aliases and synonyms).
End users querying views need not know whether they are accessing a view or a table. That is the whole purpose of views. Why then, enforce an arbitrary naming standard, such as putting a V in the first or last position of a view name, on views? DBAs and technical analysts, those individuals who have a need to differentiate between tables and views, can utilize the DB2 Catalog to determine which objects are views and which objects are tables.
Most users do not care whether they are using a table, view, synonym, or alias. They simply want to access the data. And, in a relational database, tables, views, synonyms, and aliases all logically appear to be identical to the end user: collections of rows and columns. Although there are certain operations that can not be performed on certain types of views, users who need to know this will generally be sophisticated users. For example, very few shops allow end users to update any table they want using QMF, SPUFI, or some other tool that uses dynamic SQL. Updates, deletions, and insertions (the operations which are not available to some views) are generally coded into application programs and executed in batch or via on-line transactions. Most end users need to query tables dynamically. Now you tell me, which name will your typical end user remember more readily when he needs to access his marketing contacts: MKT_CONTACT or VMKTCT01?
Do Not Create One View Per Base Table
DB2 provides the very useful capability to create a virtual table known as a view. Often times the dubious recommendation is made to create one view for each base table in a DB2 application system. This is what I call The Big View Myth. The reasoning behind The Big View Myth revolves around the desire to insulate application programs from database changes. This insulation is purported to be achieved by mandating that all programs are written to access views instead of base tables. When a change is made to the base table, the programs do not need to be modified because they access a view - not the base table.
Although this sounds like a good idea in principle, indiscriminate view creation should be avoided. The implementation of database changes requires scrupulous analysis regardless of whether views or base tables are used by your applications. Consider the simplest type of database change-adding a column to a table. If you do not add the column to the view, no programs can access that column unless another view is created that contains that column. But if you create a new view every time you add a new column it will not take long for your environment to be swamped with views. Even more troublesome is which view should be used by which program? Similar arguments can be made for removing columns, renaming tables and columns, combining tables, and splitting tables.
In general, if you follow good DB2/SQL programming practices, you will usually not encounter situations where the usage of views initially would have helped program/data isolation anyway. By dispelling The Big View Myth you will decrease the administrative burden of creating and maintaining an avalanche of base table views.
Always Specify Column Names
When creating views DB2 provides the option of specifying new column names for the view or defaulting to the same column names as the underlying base table(s). It is always advisable to explicitly specify view column names instead of allowing them to default, even if using the same names as the underlying base tables. This will provide for more accurate documentation.
Code SQL Statements in Block Style
All SQL within each view definition should be coded in block style. As an aside, this standard should apply not only to views but to all SQL whether embedded in a COBOL program, coded as a QMF query, or implemented using any other tool. Follow these guidelines for coding the SELECT component of your views:
DB2 views are practical and helpful when implemented in a systematic and thoughtful manner. Hopefully this article has provided you with some food for thought pertaining to how views are implemented at your shop. And if you follow the guidelines contained in this article, in the end, all that will remain is a beautiful view!
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What surprised me most about Ashley Nolan's [State of Front-end Tooling] is how many more people use Gulp than Grunt. No surprise that Sass is kicking Less's butt.
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The State of Front-End Tooling – 2015
See who's using what - some great data on dev tools.
Why I switched to only NodeJS + npm and stopped using Grunt
A good, reasonable way to cut task runners right out of your workflow.
Sequence.js - The responsive step-based animation framework
I'm thinking of using this for onboarding in ProjectPulse. Has anyone else used this yet?
VisSense.js - no-dependency DOM visibility library
"A utility library for observing visibility changes of DOM elements. Immediately know when an element becomes hidden, partly visible or fully visible."
12 Little-Known CSS Facts (The Sequel)
I'll be the first to admit I didn't know #s 1, 6, and 7.
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Deep in the Quebec countryside, a once prosperous motel had fallen into disrepair before being turned into a retirement home. This thoughtful documentary explores the lives of its residents and how aging has altered the meaning of time for them. Quietly and without comment, director Jean-François Caissy follows 24 seniors over the course of five seasons, showing how their daily routines have become both very fixed and incredibly meaningful.
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Gold standards for five Gala stores in Wexford
FIVE Gala convenience stores in County Wexford have been awarded the 'Gold Standard' for excellence in retail at the 2015 Gala Annual Conference and B.E.S.T Awards, which took place recently at The Malton Hotel, Killarney.
The 'Gold Standard' is awarded following a comprehensive and independent assessment process under the Gala Business Excellence Standards Tool programme. The awards ceremony was MC'd by Lorraine Keane with special guests on the night including Pat Falvey, adventurer, and athletes from Special Olympics Ireland.
The Wexford stores that received the gold award at the Gala B.E.S.T Awards were Gala Raheen, in New Ross, Cullen's Gala, in Adamstown, Frayne's Gala, in Enniscorthy, Gala Express, Bosheen and Murphy's Gala, in Kilanerin.
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Head and tail fins
One thing I noticed is that while Marshtomp has one head fin and two tail fins, Swampert has two head fins and one tail fin, literally reversing. Should this be mentioned in either of their physiology segments? --Yurtablmoron 10:12PM, 25 February 2010
They seam like orgers too me, dos anyone else see this?--Cerberus 14:59, 24 November 2007 (UTC)
There big mean and live in swamps. Cerberus 14:37, 25 November 2007 (UTC) Orges are considered aquatic now? Orges can surf? What's going on?! Tina☆♥♫δ 17:08, 25 November 2007 (UTC)
I'm really sick of people who bring stupid "similarities". --Maxim 17:13, 25 November 2007 (UTC)
- Same here. No, when I think of Swampert, rather, I see Wallace for some freakin weird reason. Don't know why, as there isn't many similarities... not orges. :P Tina☆♥♫δ 17:18, 25 November 2007 (UTC)
OK OK I get the idea. Cerberus 17:30, 29 November 2007 (UTC)
Did anyone yet consider Swampert's name to be derived from 'hurt'? I figured it would make sense as Marshtomp is probably derived from 'stomp'. Wojjan 13:22, 17 July 2008 (UTC)
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Power Games Trailer (1989)
"One by one...The hunters have become...The hunted." 30 November 1989 Action, Thriller 84 mins
A group of teenagers training for the national Power Commando championship games mistakenly find themselves on land owned by drug merchants. With only harmless paint bullets as their weapons, they must match their skills against live ammunition and the ruthless men behind it.
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Daniel X Moore (@STRd6) and Pirijan (@pketh) join our panel to discuss Hyperdev, A web based code editor aimed at making developers as productive as possible as quickly as possible. Is a web based IDE really a viable option for full stack production apps? Can Hyperdev be built with Hyperdev!? These questions and many more are on this week's episode of The Web Platform Podcast.
Direct download: episode-107_hyperdev-in-12-parsecs.mp3
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John O'Nolan (@johnonolan), founder of Ghost, and Hannah Wolfe (@ErisDS), Ghost CTO talk about blogging and how the Ghost Project can make a difference in the blogging community. John gives a great overview of blogging and how Wordpress, the blogging giant, had become something totally different than what it had originally set out to be. Ghost was a response to the frustration of Wordpress and has since taken blogging to where, according to John, Wordpress should have gone.
Hannah & John share the project's user experience and underlying concepts that can potentially aid developers in using Ghost to its full potential. They takes us through the technical details developers would need to get started as well as tips and great resources we can take advantage of.
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Chetan Karande (@karande_c), talks about Node.js App security and ways developers can prevent attacks. He goes into detail about working with Express.js in particular, NodeGoat, & his work with OWASP. Chetan is a team lead and senior software engineer at Omgeo and frequently speaks at conferences about JavaScript, Front End Technologies, Java, & Node.js.
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- Eagle on the 18th gets Walters his Tour card
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SASCOC celebrates its 10th anniversary
- Updated: November 27, 2014
The South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (SASCOC) joyfully celebrates its tenth anniversary today.
Since its founding on 27 November 2004, SASCOC has successfully prepared and delivered Team South Africa to all multi-sport international games such as the Olympics, Paralympics, Winter Olympics, Winter Paralympics, Commonwealth Games, Commonwealth Youth Games, World Games, All Africa Games, African Youth Games and Region 5 Games.
SASCOC, the controlling body for all South African high performance sport was formed by representatives of all sports bodies as a Section 21 Company at a General Meeting in November 2004.
Prior to that, a meeting of major stakeholders on 27 November 2000, saw the then Minister of Sport and Recreation, Mr Ngconde Balfour, appoint a Ministerial Task Team to investigate High Performance sport in South Africa. This team was given a mandate to identify and look into factors which impact negatively on South Africa's sporting performance and coming up with recommendations.
Subsequently, recommendations were tabled and one of the main endorsements for Team SA was to rationalise all duplications and provide a seamless integrated athlete support program both in terms of team preparation and team presentation.
Various predecessor bodies of SASCOC were therefore dissolved in 2005 and their functions relating to high performance sport were taken over by SASCOC.
SASCOC President, Gideon Sam: "Today as we celebrate 10 years of existence, we can proudly say that at SASCOC, we know where we have come from and where we are going. We want to stand proudly on sports podiums throughout the world, flying our flag and singing our national anthem.
"We want to demonstrate that sport has the power to unite, as former President Nelson Mandela correctly stated, and that drives us at SASCOC. Here's looking forward to the next 10 years of growth and prosperity for SA sport."
SASCOC CEO, Tubby Reddy added: 'Although we acknowledge the inevitable challenges which we faced in the initial years of SASCOC's formation we have today come to the point where we can be rightfully proud of all successes we have recorded in the past decade.
'Team SA has participated in numerous multicode games since 2005 and down the years we've noted a great improvement in the medal tally. We have retained first place on the African continent in terms of the medal table at all the Commonwealth Games, which South Africa has participated in – except in 1994 where we came third.
'In addition to that, we have performed with distinction at the Olympics, and numerous other international events. As we celebrate our 10th birthday, we are extremely proud of all these achievements."


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Running for county office? Deadline is 5 p.m. Tuesday
So far, only Becker County Sheriff Tim Gordon has a challenger in county elections in November.
Filing opened July 4, and Gordon and Deputy Jay Nelson have both filed for the sheriff's job.
In other races, only incumbents have filed so far: Commissioners Bob Bristlin and Harry Salminen have filed for re-election; Joe Evans has filed for county attorney; Treasurer Ryan Tangen has filed for the newly-created auditor-treasurer position, and Darlene Maneval has filed for county recorder. All are four-year terms.
Salminen represents District 2 on the county board, which includes wards 2 and 3 in Detroit Lakes and Lake View Township.
Bristlin represents District 4, which includes Audubon Township, Detroit Township, the city of Audubon and ward 1 in Detroit Lakes.
Filing closes at 5 p.m. Tuesday at the courthouse.
The fee is $50 for county offices and $20 for Soil and Water Conservation District supervisor.
Two incumbents on the Becker Soil and Water Conservation District board, Jerry Flottemesch and Don Lefebvre, have also filed.
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Animal print is aways in style and the lurex metallic threads in this piece shimmers in the light. The long fringed ends add a bit of panache.
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Leader Al-Sadr welcomes the European role in humanitarian aspect without military intervention
Leader Al-Sadr has received the European union commission ambassador in Iraq "Patrick Simont", where they discussed the activation of the European union role in humanitarian, social and peaceful aspects.
The two sides discussed the case of activating the European aid to Mosul residents and other conflict zones, which turned into a battle fields against ISIS, also, the activation of national conciliation between the country sons.
Leader Al-Sadr welcomed the European role through the humanitarian aspect but not the military, confirming the principles of maintaining Iraq unity and prevent the foreign interventions.
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