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"After seeing some signs of improved activity between September and November, trading in December was noticeably the lowest in recent years," said [DATA ACE:Accéntuate Limited.], a supplier and manufacturer of floor covering materials and fine chemical blending, in a statement.
Earnings before interest, tax depreciation and amortisation fell from 12.8 million rand in 2012 to 8.3 million rand this year while operating profit declined 47 per cent from 10 million rand to 5.3 million rand.
Earnings per share fell from 6 cents to 2.86 cents while headline earnings per share also declined 53 per cent from 6 cents to 2.8 cents.
The group didn't declare an interim dividend for the period.
Total revenue however increased from 146 million rand to 157 million rand while gross profit rose from 78 million rand to 82 million rand.
FloorworX, their flooring products manufacturer, contributed 78 percent to group revenue however sales at their East London facility were lower than the previous period due to a reduced public demand.
Production volumes declined by six percent
"This was offset by increased sales of imported flooring products, especially in the area of commercial office and retail developments," continued the statement.
SAFIC, their environmental solutions division that manufactures chemical and cleaning products, contributed 22 per cent to group revenue
"The division made further progress towards its stated objectives of increasing revenue in areas which provide recurring and contract based income, broadening the customer base and adding more specialised chemical products. This assisted the division in achieving a 7.7 per cent increase in revenue despite the extremely tough trading conditions experienced in the mining and heavy industrial sectors traditionally serviced by Safic," explained the company.
"It was pleasing to note that both FloorworX and Safic continued to make progress on expanding their market base during the very tough market conditions prevalent in the industrial and construction sectors."
The group made two acquisitions during the period, Degrachem Limited and Suntups Wooden Flooring.
The Degrachem business acquired is principally involved in the supply of specialty metal treatment products and the Suntups business acquired is a supplier of engineered wooden flooring and decking products.
"Suntups and Degrachem acquisitions concluded during the period are both settling in very well into the existing group structures and are contributing in line with initial expectations," said the company.
Accentuate believes that the effect of South Africa's National Election scheduled for May 2014, coupled with the volatility of the rand, are likely to result in the economic climate for the group remaining challenging for the second half of the financial year.
However, they anticipate that trading levels for the second half will be better than those experienced in the previous corresponding period.


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40 Years of the European Transport Conference Part 2
On the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the European Transport Conference, we asked a selected number of delegates from over the years and the two main organisers, to give us some of their recollections. We hope this adds some personal flavour to the story about the history of the European Transport Conference.
What do you think of the show so far?
We asked the question: "What do you think of the show so far?" to about 25 selected delegates. These were early and recent participants, from different countries, with different backgrounds. Below is our synopsis of the ten answers we received. The key to the respondents is at the end.
The answers capture some of the essence of the conference – what ETC means or meant to them – as well as tell a story.
Why did you first come to the conference?
Most responses reveal how important it was early in their career when they:
- wanted to attend to broaden their outlook (DS, JO, AGP);
- came as a steward (DS);
- presented their first paper (EA,LA) or
- had the opportunity to extend their experience (AGP).
What has encouraged you to come back?
This is very clear:
- the informal atmosphere and environment (DS);
- the people (ability to talk to people they might otherwise not meet) (all);
- meeting friends and colleagues from other countries (JO.
What is special about ETC?
They valued:
- the enthusiasm of the delegates (DS);
- the active role that members could play in the conference (TvdH);
- the Europe-wide perspective (JO);
- integrating practitioners and academics/good professional mix (JO/FC);
- high quality of the conference and the people attending it (AGP);
- best annual transport conference in Europe (EA).
What do you consider the conference has achieved? How has it changed?
- it has grown up, become more professional (DS);
- shifted to a wider audience, but UK still dominant (DS);
- now one of many players in a larger European market (PG);
- facilitates cooperation between countries – thanks to conference that introduced them (JO);
- attracts academics, practitioners and policy makers (AGP) and
- has broadened the range of participants (FC).
What makes it different from other conferences?
- the mix of delegates, including younger people as seminar stewards;
- the informal atmosphere (AR/DS) and the feeling that you are welcome to participate and bring your own views to the table and the amount of time given to each presentation (DS);
- a certain je ne sais quoi - a genuinely difficult question to answer (PG);
- the social events make ETC different from other events (JO);
- the breadth of the conference (EA), but
- first/most of all, its independence and the mix of different sector cultures (academic, consultants, policy makers) (AGP).
What was the most important thing you got out of it? What contribution did attendance at the conference make to your career?
- able to present myself, my work and my organisation to a wider public (DS);
- able to present papers, particularly early in my career (LA) and a very important part of the development of my career (PG);
- a testing ground for the majority of my published articles (JO/PG);
- met a lot of very interesting people that have helped me at some stage in my career (AGP) and provided continuing contact with colleagues in other countries;
- making new friends, meeting colleagues, confronting, learning and exchanging new ideas, methodologies, views and practice (FC); and, most recently
- the web database of past conference papers accessible for free (TvdH)
Is there a particular memory (or funny moment), professional or social, which you would want to share with us?
The answers mainly concern the evening entertainment, which has varied over time from dinner speeches to cabaret by delegates:
- (PG) I was given an award, a 'bullshit medal', in an evening impromptu mock-presentation competition, where conference presenters had to do a presentation based on a random mixed collection of other presenters' slides, with one minute preparation. It was a jolly affair, though not all the audience noticed the difference.
- (LA) I'll never forget the cabaret and John Bates performance! Note from the editors: She refers to the cabaret performance at the University of Warwick in 1982, by Werner Brög and his colleagues from Socialdata in Munich and John Bates from the UK. See the slideshow.
- (LA) Note from the editors: LA also was the person who, as an Australian, challenged the after dinner speaker on the Manchester bid for the 2000 Olympics, as narrated by Sally Scarlett in Part 2.
- (AGP) I keep good memories of some good relaxed moments (many times with Sergio Jara as the entertainer) at social dinners and meetings, and also it is good to remember the very excited and nervous young speakers during their first presentations (as I was myself many years ago), and how they relaxed after it. Note from the editors: Sergio Jara Díaz and Juan de Dios Ortúzar (from Chile) sang and played their guitars several times, including at the celebration of the 25th conference in Loughborough in 1998, under the title of Los Dos Profesores. Many delegates danced.
- (TvdH) The award by Admiral Michiel de Ruyter (1607 - 1676) of a prize to the author of the paper "contributing most towards the promotion of co-operation in European transportation planning practice". Note from the editors: This was at Loughborough in 1998. TvdH was dressed as the 17th century Dutch admiral, who defeated the English navy in 1667 in the Raid on the Medway near Chatham. See the slideshow. The prize was offered for a number of years by a number of Dutch consultancies and named after the Admiral, at the initiative of Hugh Gunn of Hague Consulting Group. The next year Terry Mulroy (UK), dressed as Admiral Nelson, struck back.
Key to the respondents:
AGP Antonio Garcia Pastor (Spain), delegate since 1998
AR Aard Ruhl (Netherlands), delegate until 1995
DS Danielle Snellen (Netherlands), delegate since 1998
EA Elisabete Arsenio (Portugal), delegate since 2000
FC Francis Ciriani (Italy), delegate since 2000
JO James Odeck (Norway), delegate since 1994
LA Liz Ampt (Australia), delegate since 1981
PG Phil Goodwin (UK), delegate since 1973
TvdH Toon van der Hoorn Netherlands delegate 1978 – 2011
Memories of a Conference Organiser
by Sally Scarlett, Conference Manager and former Director of PTRC
I joined PTRC in 1979 so my first conference was officially the 7th. However, what few people realise is that, in 1974, when the 2nd conference was being held at the University of Warwick, I, as a recent graduate of that august establishment, was working a nightshift in the catering department. My final act at the end of my shift was to serve breakfast to delegates or "conferees" as the university staff preferred to call them!
I have so many fond memories of the conference under whatever name it has been known over the years - SAM, ETF, ETC. Some memories are best not committed to paper and will not be repeated here; others may remind you of notable or amusing events.
I remember Ted Heath (former UK Prime Minister and international statesman) arriving hot and bothered having been stuck in traffic and berating the delegates for their failures as a profession. There was also the sniffer dog who discovered the Hague Consulting Group cheese under their exhibition table before the guest lecture by Princess Anne.
I can happily tell stories at my own expense, such as the occasion when I was smuggling six bottles of wine from the conference dinner to a kitchen party at Warwick, got my toe stuck in my trousers and fell flat on my face, thus alerting other revellers returning from dinner. Four of the bottles survived, as did I with only a minimal amount of bruising!
There was also the notable occasion in Manchester when the box of badge holders was thrown away in error and had to be retrieved from the rubbish crusher. There was also, in Manchester, the famous delivery of all the conference proceedings in good time for the conference but locked away by a university security guard in the catering department cold store and not discovered for some days.
Talk of Manchester reminds me of the worst conference dinner on record – not the food, I think, but I can barely remember that. The disaster was a speech by our host from the City Council on the bid which they had made for the 2000 Olympics – I imagine London learnt from their experience. The after-dinner speech managed to insult delegates from all the other bidding cities and even incited an Australian delegate to get to her feet and challenge him. It was truly awful. Sydney then proved to be a worthy host of the Games.
The Conference was often ahead of the curve. In terms of environmental issues and carbon reduction, this was certainly true. In 1995, we were offered the opportunity to use an electric bus from Italy to provide the shuttle-bus from Coventry Station to the University of Warwick – an excellent idea, we thought. Imagine my shock, when the bus arrived at the University in a cloud of black smoke, on a low-loader having been driven all the way from Naples across Europe! Finding a fork-lift truck to off-load the spare battery and a power supply to charge it was quite a challenge late on a Friday afternoon, but we did! The bus was admired. Unfortunately, it could not manage, fully laden, the hilly direct route from the station and had to take a wide sweep around Coventry to get to the campus. Not so environmentally friendly....
Transport has often caused us difficulty, particularly at Leiden Station, which was in the throes of upgrading. We provided a shuttle bus but each driver chose a spot to park which he believed would be most obvious to delegates which resulted in the majority of delegates never finding the bus and having to take an expensive taxi.
There was always a fear of impending disaster in the world hanging over the conference – very often, something of national or international note occurred when the conference was to be held: a UK national rail strike, an Alsace public transport strike, a UK fuel tanker drivers strike, a financial crisis in the UK with interest rates rocketing on an hourly basis, the death of Princess Diana. However, the most shocking was the attack on the World Trade Centre and other US locations while we were in Cambridge. We had many US delegates present whose lives were thrown into concern and confusion, and a group from Saudi Arabia who knew that their presence in the UK would be difficult. The conference dinner that evening was a sombre affair.
An old friend of the Conference caused chaos on night at Homerton College by lighting a cigarette in his room and set off the fire alarm in the early part of the night. The site of groups of delegates in their nightclothes must have been amusing. Many missed the fun and games as they were still in the bar. The culprit hadn't realised he set off the alarm until everybody was allowed back in and he found the caretaker waiting by his door. Obviously this made an even greater story the next night in the bar.
Each year offers challenges – will papers arrive in time, will speakers remember to attend, will the technology work, how many delegates will register? But, the constant factor for me is that each year, through the committee meetings and the conference itself, I get to meet some wonderful people who give their time willingly for the good of the transport profession and for the development of transport planning. What is there not to like?
Forty Years on – an insider view
by Andy Costain, Managing Director of PTRC 1974-2008
In the immortal words of Arnold Bennett "we are 40 years on". So what has changed?
Others have written about their fond memories of SAM, as it was known those 40 years ago, and how the transport agenda has changed in this time span. A quick comparison of the papers in 1973 compared with 2012 shows a remarkable shift in policy issues. Had the word Sustainability entered our vocabulary in 1973? Did we think we would be debating the merits of high-speed rail or Smarter Choices? The conference dropped the streams on Town Planning and Corporate Planning to concentrate on transport and bravely took the bold step in 2003 to hold the Conference on the Continent. It has embraced change.
Some topics like Value of Time are reassuringly still topical and indeed some of this year's speakers and experts cut their teeth at those early Conferences as fresh young researchers. But for one on the inside of the organisation of the event from my first conference in 1974 at Warwick until my retirement from PTRC in 2009 the most profound change has been in how the organisation of the event has evolved, thanks to new technology.
Back in 1973, committee members were invited by means of a personal letter; meetings were convened by sending an agenda out by post, hopefully 2-3 weeks beforehand with whatever agenda and papers were to be discussed. Minutes were taken by one of four programme secretaries and typed by the PTRC typing pool (using an IBM self correcting Goofball typewriter) whose wrath knew no bounds if they were sent back for further correction or amendment. Those were the days of "get it down right first time" or be very unpopular.
The Call for Papers drawn up by each of the TWENTY SIX Programme committees were typed on single sheets of paper and then we Programme Secretaries set to work with our Letraset Stencilling Kits to add in the headings as typewriters only had point 10 or 12 fonts. They were sent to a printer to duplicate by off-set litho taking several days, or transferred to a stencil and run off using a Gestetner machine. They were then collated into sets and sent to people on the mailing list housed by a specialist company, who held the records on a mainframe computer in Liverpool and who supplied the labels. No in-house databases then!
Abstracts came in by their hundreds and were sent to the committees in huge piles for discussion at meetings held in the attic of 40 Grosvenor Gardens in London. There were only TWO female committee members on any of the transport or highways committees and at one famous meeting, the Chair proposed to accept a paper, not on its merits as they thought it was rather weak, but because of the novelty value of a female presenter! Political correctness had yet not been discovered! Half the Committee Members smoked in that badly ventilated room without anyone blinking an eyelid. That was normal.
Authors were confirmed by post with a great wodge of instructions, together with 20 sheets of paper, overprinted with a guideline template in which they had to type their paper to try to get a degree of conformity for the bound proceedings.
In those early days delegates indicated which streams of papers they wanted to order and for reasons which now escape me, they were sent in two batches – a set of loose preprints of separate papers for each stream and then the bound proceedings one or two months after the event.
Inevitably speakers missed the deadlines, were constantly chased by phone or letter – Oh to have had email! - so that two weeks or so before the conference all the PTRC staff could dance round the board room table collating these sets of papers to send out in advance. Twenty six streams of seminars averaging 4 days each and eight papers per day resulted in 800 papers of which between 200-400 copies were printed. That was a lot of running round the table.
All the key staff involved in the conference decamped from London to Warwick or wherever the conference was held about a week beforehand for the set up. More collating and endless stuffing of conference wallets and bags (no posh briefcases in those days). Signs were again handmade using Letraset and those outside the campus buildings generally disintegrated in the first shower of rain. The Conference had a homespun amateurish air to it – but would probably now be labelled "shabby chic".
Few universities in those days had ensuite bathrooms – after all they were for students weren't they? Hotels were deemed to be far too ritzy for a professional gathering of this kind and very few if any had the right facilities, so the choice always centred on campus universities – Sussex, Warwick, Bath, Brunel (Uxbridge) and Loughborough. Delegates took it in their stride to stay in student rooms and share communal bathroom facilities.
This was a conference where the presentations came first, generating hot discussion in the seminar rooms and over coffee afterwards. The bar came a close second. Remember that in those days, pubs and bars had to close at 1030pm and each year we had to compose a special request for a late extension to midnight to the local magistrates dreaming up all sorts of reasons why this was of fundamental importance. After midnight, many Dutch delegates, not used to such timings, collected their tax free bottles of whiskey from their rooms and continued drinking in the dorm kitchens and other areas, using their empty beer mugs. The kitchens were used by many groups after midnight and in due course they became important social events. Food came third with rules that baffled the foreigners – a main dish OR salad and a pudding OR cheese, never both. Accommodation came very low on the list. The bedroom allocation was an annual nightmare as the universities could never quite get the hang of people coming for individual nights rather than for the entire event and bemused delegates often arrived to find their room already occupied.
After the conference each Programme Secretary then compiled a volume of proceedings for each stream, carefully sticking page numbers at the foot of the page and compiling the index. This was a huge printing exercise and one where printing companies vied with each other to get the contract which even in those days was worth about £20,000-£30,000. Recycled paper had not yet been invented and none of us considered the environmental consequences of so many trees being felled in the name of transport research
For many years the staff of PTRC was all female and dubbed that "Monstrous Regiment of Women" by Sir Colin Buchanan. The reality was that all this hard work was done by a team of 10 who were outnumbered by male delegates 80 to 1. They were the lynchpin of the Committee Structure and many still remember the charm of Louise, Jean, Helen, Kath, Elizabeth, Penny, Jacky, Francesca, Polly, Sherry, Sonia, Susan, and Zofia.
The conference inspired by the late Bill Oxburgh was intended as a forum for young, up and coming researchers and mid career practitioners. It was thought that once they became more senior in the profession they would pass the conference baton to the next generation but somehow a lot of people got hooked and came back year after year and some are still the loyal followers after all these years. They come for the papers undoubtedly but also to get the warm welcome that ETC has always guaranteed them and to meet up with friends they have made in previous years. New technology may help in the organisation of the event but there will never be a substitute for face-to-face contact. People have made lifelong friends, stay with each other in different countries, a few have fallen in love, some have married and for me a chance encounter with a speaker dashing to his session across the Warwick Campus in 1974 has led to a new life in Sri Lanka for 6 months of the year. What a 40-year legacy. Congratulations to AET and everyone involved.

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2017 Representative Meeting
Dear Friends,
South Central Yearly Meeting Friends will meet for worship, business and fellowship at Representative Meeting, 17-19 November 2017 at Greene Family Camp in Bruceville, Texas. All members and attenders of our meetings and worship groups are encouraged to attend. Families are welcome though we need to know in advance if there are children who will need a program or child care.
Our meeting for worship with attention to business will include approving the theme for yearly meeting 2018, hearing from each monthly meeting and worship group about their work in addressing the FWCC Sustainability Minute, a report from the Friends seeking alternative sites for representative meeting, and other matters that arise. If you or your committee have a report or issue you would like to bring before us, please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com that I can consider including it on the agenda. A draft agenda will be posted at www.scym.org closer to the meeting.
Fees for the weekend are:
We hope that many Friends will join us. Representative Meeting is a great chance to get to know Friends from other meetings and build support for our work as Friends in these challenging times.Please announce at meeting and spread the word.
Pease Liz Yeats, clerk
Documents in Advance for 2017 RM Sessions: Friends, please download and read these pdfs before you attend if possible. The last three will be discussed as agenda items.
2017 SCYM Sessions Evaluation Summary
Report on Possible Site for 2018 Representative Meeting: Gilmont Camp and Conference Center


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Ian writes:On my way to Brookside for the start, a heavy rain shower saw me stopping under a tree to put on Gore-Tex trousers and jacket. Here we go I thought, I'll be sitting at the start with water dripping off the end of my nose with no one for company, but hey, at least I get twelve portions of sandwiches and cake all to myself at tea.
How wrong I was! Seven other riders turned up and the rain stopped. Bravo.
The Green Man in Shepreth is only 8 miles from Cambridge, but as the clocks went back and we would be arriving in the dark, being close to Cambridge was welcome. This left almost too many choices for routes. As it's now well into autumn and the leaves will soon be gone from the trees, it was an obvious choice to head for the most tree-lined lanes with the greatest array of colours.
We headed along the DNA path to the Shelfords, through Whittlesford and onto Duxford. At Duxford we turned to follow the quiet lanes that run parallel to the A505. There is enough of a climb here to afford some nice views over the surrounding fields.
From here we crossed the A505 through Fowlmere on over to Shepreth. The tree lining was certainly giving us a fix of autumn browns and reds. Onwards to Barrington and left to Orwell.
Turning left again at Orwell we passed the golf club with some ominous dark grey clouds looming and the light fading fast. It was time to head for the tea. On the borders of Meldreth and Melbourn, the heavens did open, so we sheltered under the A10 bridge until the worst had passed. It was only a couple of miles to tea now and it was almost completely dark. George R and a couple of others were waiting at the Green Man and a few from the day ride soon turned up for a welcome tea on a damp and dark evening.
41 miles on the clock by the time I was home. Ian Driver.
Sunday, 31 October 2010
31 Oct: Afternoon ride to Shepreth
Nigel at 31.10.10
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Five worth watching as camp begins
Credit: Matt Stone
Credit: Matthew West
FOXBORO — The date was January 16. A mere 193 days ago. That's the last time we watched the Patriots play football.
And, they got beat. By the Jets, no less.
With the lockout taking away organized team activities, rookie camps and mini-camps, there hasn't been any real opportunity to get a feel for how the team may have improved.
But now the lockout is finally over and training camp is on tap. Thanks to the Bruins, the Pats enter the season as the last Boston team to win a championship. But they're finally ready to play some football. So with Bill Belichick ready to give that familiar twirl of the whistle around his finger, let's consider five questions heading into this year's camp.
Will the Pats finally crank out a pass rush?
Seems like we ask this question every year, don't we? Given the team had the worst defense in the league on third down, there is a need to revisit it again. The Pats just can't seem to get to the quarterback, much less generate any pressure, and that opens up a giant can of worms in the secondary.
During their Super Bowl winning days, they had great pressure coming off the edge, be it from Willie McGinest or Mike Vrabel. Now, the outside linebacker position in the 3-4 remains a trouble spot. The Pats yesterday released Tully Banta-Cain, one of the team's top sack men with 15 the past two seasons. He was expected to miss all of camp after undergoing abdominal surgery Friday. While Banta-Cain hoped to establish himself as an every-down player, he was pretty much a situational rusher.
Jermaine Cunningham showed some signs he could develop into a very good pass rusher during his rookie year last year, but without the benefit of any offseason camps, it's hard to tell how much his game will improve. With Banta-Cain's departure, that leaves Cunningham and Rob Ninkovich as the top 3-4 outside linebackers on the roster. Eric Moore played the position toward the end of last season before getting hurt and will likely slide into Banta-Cain's slot. Marques Murrell and rookie sixth-round pick Markell Carter of Central Arkansas are also in the mix.
But do any of these guys strike fear in an opponent coming off the edge? Is there a defensive end, a la Richard Seymour, who can wreak havoc with quarterbacks? The answer is no on both counts.
To create a more dynamic and effective pass rush, it would appear Bill Belichick has to do some shopping in free agency or pull off a trade. The in-house parts simply haven't gotten the job done.
Who's going to protect Tom Brady's blind side?
Before yesterday, it wasn't clear who was going to make up the entire left side of the offensive line and keep the franchise quarterback safe. And that was particularly troubling. With news that Logan Mankins was at least going to sign his franchise tender and report to camp, that locked in the Pro Bowl left guard.
Left tackle?
Filling that pivotal position could go in several different directions. The Pats may re-sign free agent Matt Light, who has held down the fort as Brady's chief bodyguard the past decade. If his price tag is too high, or if another team overwhelms him with an offer, then it comes down to rookie Nate Solder or third-year man, Sebastian Vollmer.
It's tough to imagine Solder being thrust into the role right away, even if he was the 17th overall pick. While the rookie has done his best to acclimate himself to the system by seeking out help from teammates, he still has a difficult transition, especially at that position. He's certainly a smart kid with tremendous physical tools. It just bears watching how quickly he can adapt. Having Mankins at his side certainly makes it much easier. The Pats do have the luxury of sliding Vollmer over from right tackle if all else fails. But watching how this plays out will be one of the bigger storylines in camp.
Will Leigh Bodden and Ty Warren make an immediate impact?
Before the Pats even played a game last season, they lost two pivotal members of their defense in veterans Bodden and Warren.
Bodden, who had just signed a lucrative four-year deal, was lost for the season after undergoing rotator cuff surgery. With the emergence of Devin McCourty, the Pats could boast one of the better cornerback tandems in the league if Bodden comes back fully healthy and plays like he did in 2010 when he emerged as a leader and playmaker.
Now, if rookie Ras-I Dowling eventually turns into the cornerback many suspect he is, the Patriots have really improved their secondary. Nowadays, you need at least three top corners to handle opposing offenses and the Pats may have finally found the right group.
As for Warren, he has always been a solid player up front, playing alongside Vince Wilfork. He's particularly good against the run. People may forget he was one of the "Big Three" with Wilfork and Seymour, making up the premier defensive line in football at one time.
Warren is now 30 and coming off hip surgery. He's spent the offseason getting himself into great shape, using mixed martial arts. Like Bodden, he'll be someone to watch going forward.
Will the lockout have much impact on this team?
The assumption is that having Belichick and Brady gives the Patriots an edge over most teams in this scenario. The fun part is watching and seeing if it plays out that way and how Belichick and Brady make that happen.
The new rules have thrown Belichick's typical course of evaluating players and teaching fundamentals up in smoke. Again, it will be interesting to see how he's able to adapt to having fewer padded practices to work with and how he gets his players ready.
Brady, of course, got the team together for a pseudo mini-camp in June at Boston College and organized drills very much along the lines of those the players would see in a Belichick-run camp. His leadership going forward is going to be even more paramount.
We'll also see how Jerod Mayo's weekly organized lockout workouts in Foxboro may have helped the team, and if there's any impact in terms of getting the defense in gear. We'll also see if the leadership both he and Wilfork exhibited over the course of the summer continues to grow.
Are they built to beat the Jets?
Seems odd, but the Patriots haven't done much in the playoffs since their near perfect 2007 season ended with the Super Bowl loss.
They didn't make the playoffs in 2008. They got walloped by Baltimore, 30-14, in 2009. And, once again, the Jets put them away this past season.
It's been one and done. As Belichick is fond of saying, that's not what we're looking for.
Of late, the Patriots have been a terrific regular-season team. Not so terrific in the playoffs.
They couldn't protect Brady in that Jets game. The offensive line had a meltdown. The previous year, the offensive line also didn't fare well against the the Ravens. Drafting Solder and Marcus Cannon was likely aimed at beefing up the line.
Two running backs were also drafted to get younger and perhaps provide more versatility. Even though the Pats were among the best rushing teams last season, they haven't been able to run the ball during the playoffs.
As for the pass rush, see No. 1.


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"We have come over from Australia for the last few Warbirds Over Wanaka International Airshows and have had great success educating and demonstrating the benefits of our aviation headsets to the aviation community at the event. We talk to a wide variety of people including long-time pilots through to those considering an aviation career."
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Bring your specialities to share with our visitors over the three days of the Airshow. Featuring the best of the region, along with local wine and our Wanaka Craft Beer suppliers. Coffee stalls will be scattered throughout the food areas. Stalls will be situated at the Airport Main gate, main Food Stall area and Silver Pass areas.
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Exhibitors will sell and promote aviation related products, from Airparks, helmets, headsets to turbo engines, in the Trade marquees on the flightline.
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Come and shop at our Airshow, something for all the family with model aircraft, leather handbags to children's clothes, jewellery and books, in large Trade marquees situated on the flightline.
Trade exhibitors - stands are set up with display boards and floors throughout or take a bare space outside, bring your business to a captive audience over the three days of the Airshow. Read this Information document
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"All I can say is thanks for having us, great spot, great traffic and atmosphere. See you in 2018."
The latest new aircraft from manufacturers and second hand aircraft, situated behind the Gold Pass area. Ever thought of owning a corporate jet, sport aircraft or a brand new helicopter? Come and see what is on display and have a ride before or after the Airshow.
Companies wishing to sell aircraft old or new at Warbirds Over Wanaka 2018, please read this information and then register here.
For manufacturers and sellers of sport aircraft parts, in the Sport Aircraft hangar.
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Hyundai has a new concept for the world--one plugged into the future of gas-electric hybrids.
The Nuvis concept makes its North American debut at the 2009 New York auto show today, though it's leaked all over the Web like an excited puppy. These are the first official photos, along with the surprise shot we got earlier today as Hyundai did a dry run through their press conference.
The Nuvis is a "next-generation crossover" and an expression of a design idea of a "living machine," according to the press release we were sent prior to the concept's unveiling. The large glass areas lend a "floating" feel to the roof, they say, and the details and lighting give the shape a unique flow. Then there are the gullwing doors--impractical for production, but one of those cues design studios use to call out FUTURISTIC without actually using all caps. Inside reside four "business-class seats" and matching Harveys seatbelt-sourced handbags, along with a mobile-techno linkup between the passengers. Hyundai says it's eliminated all mechanical switches in favor of the user interface on the panel. Hyundai design manager John Krsteski spoke breathlessly about it being "taller than a sedan but with rounded lines ... a layered esthetic" and much, much more design-speak that we can barely digest, much less reproduce here.
The drivetrain's the most interesting part of the package, since Hyundai says it wants to best all car manufacturers in fuel economy by 2015. The power for the Nuvis comes from a parallel hybrid system (think Prius, not Volt) coupled to a 2.4-liter four-cylinder and a six-speed automatic. The engine (think 2010 Kia Forte Koup, which we covered earlier today) teams up with the batteries and can be removed from the equation entirely on the road as the Nuvis has an EV all-electric driving mode, like the 2010 Toyota Prius. Regenerative braking helps recharge the batteries, and fuel-saving measures abound, like electric-driven air conditioning.
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It;s not that our Unions, (which are us and not some abstract idea or separate from us as portrayed by the right and the left), sold us out it's just that politicians are scum only surpassed by bourgeois liberals in management positions. The politicians on the right tells us they are going to screw us and the politicians on the left tries to convince us that they aren't screwing us.
And surrounding Hock at the bargaining table are a bunch of attorneys that are on BART's payroll also as well as their support staff. I think the question needs to be asked if BART has all these "labor relations" folks on staff why do they need to go outside and hire this mercenary at the public's expense?
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Our Scout group travelled down from Nottingham for a four night stay at John Lee's Wood and we had a terrific time. We made good use of all the great activities on site and we found the staff and facilities to be great. Definitely recommend.
Just back from another great visit to Johns Lee Wood..This time with my new Group Austrey and Warton and already planning our next visit.
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We have just returned from our 3 day stay in the huts with 60 Year 4 pupils. They (and we!) absolutely loved every minute of our school residential. Thank you so much for giving us the opportunity – we used the caving ,one boy said..' that was the best experience of my life'!
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Thank you so much for giving our Cubs & leaders such a fantastic weekend. All the staff were very welcoming, helpful & friendly.
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English: Beetroot
tamil: Beet
malayalam: Beetroot
telugu: Beetroot
kannada: Beetroot
hindi: Chukander
Konkani: Beetroot
Marathi: Biitt
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English: oil
tamil: Ennai
malayalam: enna
telugu: camuru
kannada: taila
hindi: tela
Punjabi: moyen
English: Salt
tamil: Uppu
malayalam: Uppu
telugu: Uppu
kannada: Uppu
hindi: Namak
Bengali: Laban / Noone
Gujarati: Meethu
Konkani: Meet
Marathi: Mith
For preparing beetroot puri, wash the beetroot with the skin and cook it in water with salt for 15 minutes.
Then remove the skin and blend it till smooth.
Take a vessel, add wheat powder, salt, beetroot puree and a little water.
Mix it into a dough.
Make small balls and keep it aside.
Roll out each ball with a rolling pin.(instead of wheat powder for dusting use oil). Keep it aside.
Heat oil in a deep frying pan. Fry the puri`s one by one on both the sides.
Once done, remove it and place it in a plate lined with tissue paper to remove the excess oil.
Betroot puri is ready. Serve hot with potato bajji.
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Modi to Propose Amitabh Bachchan as President of India – Amar Singh, one of the leaders of Samajwadi Party before he quit, is said to have made the claims during an exclusive interview with local media channel Zee News' India24x7.
An Indian politician has reportedly claimed that PM Modi wants Bollywood star Amitabh Bachchan to be the next President of India. Amar Singh, one of the leaders of Samajwadi Party before he quit, is said to have made the claims during an exclusive interview with local media channel Zee News' India24x7.
The current President of India is Pranab Mukherjee, who assumed office in July 2012. It remains unclear when he will retire from his position, with Indian Presidents having a term five-year renewable term.
According to Zee News, Amar Singh said: "PM Narendra Modi is planning to propose Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan's name for the next President of India." Singh also told the local media channel that he was introduced to the PM through Finance Minister Arun Jaitley before Modi became the Prime Minister in 2014. He also claimed that he was the one who then introduced Bollywood's Bachchan to Modi when he was still Chief Minister of Gujarat.
Zee News reported that Singh is "very close" to the Bachchan family, who are known to be one of the biggest families in Bollywood. Amitabh, his wife Jaya Bachchan, and their son Abhishek Bachchan are among Bollywood's most famous actors. Abhishekh is also married to Aishwarya Rai, a leading Bollywood actress and former Miss World.
Singh told Zee News: "I was the one who introduced Amitabh Bachchan to Narendra Modi in connection with Paa movie. After Modi-Bachchan's meeting for Paa, Narendra Modi asked Amitabh Bachchan to become [the] brand ambassador of Gujarat."
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Hello All,
I'm a newbie so be gentle.....
I was wondering if there's a "standard" way of sizing common fields in a database and where I could get this info (preferably online).
What I'm looking for is a list that shows the "standard" size for a TELEPHONE NUMBER field is XX; for a ZIP CODE field is XX; for a CITY field is XX; etc...
I've been Googling my butt off but haven't really found what I was looking for.
Any help would be appreciated.
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It depends on whether the data you are storing is not ever going to be other than United States type of information or if your application will have to deal with international data. Phone numbers and Zip/Post codes will differ throughout the world.
The answer, I think, is: it all depends on the data and what flexibility you need to built into the data storage.
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Take a good guess, then treat that as a "programmer estimate".
Programmer estimates can be converted to real world values using a simple algorithm. Every estimate has two parts, a measure (numeric) and a unit (an agreed upon method for taking measurments). So for an estimate of 2 hours, 2 is the measure and hours is the unit. To convert a programmer estimate to a real world measure you double the measure, and move to the next larger unit. In our previous example, the 2 hours then becomes 4 days.
On a slightly more serious note, guesstimate what you'll need, then use that as a starting point. It will almost always be too low!
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I just found this list of more than 300 suggested field types/sizes:
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Like said in all the other posts we cannot really tell you what should be done. But like here is an example about variance. Your database has a field for phone numbers, usually you make this field type a text field. Why? So you can customize it.
So say you want to store numbers in the standard US way...You can formt so the input and display is like (@@@) @@@-@@@@
But say it's for out of state numbers that display can be easily be changed to "1+"(@@@) @@@-@@@@ <- notice the "1+" this will automatically put 1+ infront of the area code
Then yet again you can only be storing the in office phones which you may just need half, so it changes to @-@@@@
Or may want international numbers so it may be like "1+" @@-@@-@@@-@@@@
As you see its all up to youRyan
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amazing, because i actually invented this algorithm myself, many, many years ago, back when i was a manager, and had programmers working for me
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Dozens of booths sponsored by local businesses and organizations, including 23 ABC, will be at Pioneer Village inside the Kern County Museum Tuesday and Wednesday evening passing out candy.
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May 27, 1997
The Interior Department's National Park Service is implementing new policies on park concessions in an effort to help close a more than $5 billion gap in its maintenance and construction budget.
While the budget-cutting concept is popular, the transition has been difficult for concessionaires, because the rules have been changing and long delays in decision-making are making life tough for them.
- Nearly one-third of the 665 Park Service concession holders now operate under expired contracts that the government has extended while it implements the new policies.
- The changes were put in place after revelations that the federal government was collecting less than 1 percent of the nearly $100 million in annual revenue of a corporate concessionaire at Yosemite National Park in California.
- Now, the Park Service estimates that it will receive nearly 7 percent of the $706 million in revenue that its concessions produced last year -- more than double what it was getting in the 1980s.
- The Park Service is aggressively recruiting new bidders, pressing for bigger payments and requiring concessionaires to make large investments to upgrade their facilities.
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Google is growing and coming out with fresh and new ideas. Google, recently updated its Wallet app for all iOS devices. The newly updated Google application will now let its users receive and send money to anyone they wish here in the U.S.A! How cool! The new app is expected to release on September 28th 2015. Version 10.16.10 of Google … Read More
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Guaranteed: right this very minute, there are hundreds, if not thousands of people searching the web for just what you do, make or sell! Assuming one or more of them actually get to your website, which is another whole conversation, what will they see? If your site is not responsive in design, it depends on what type of device they … Read More
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Floor is that part of our home and office that remains in our physical contact most of the time. Either we walk on it, lie on it or sleep on it we remain in touch with it almost whole day and night.
Being in touch with it doesn't mean direct contact. Maybe sometime we sit on a cushion lying on it. Sometime we walk on it within home bare-footed and sometime with slippers or shoes. In any of the cases it remains in touch with us with all its positive and negative impacts.
If we remain in polluted air most of the time we suffer from various respiratory and other diseases. So what happen if we remain in touch directly or indirectly with a floor made of harmful stuff?
Obviously our health would suffer if the floor of our home is made of any harmful raw material. So we need to be so cautious while selecting which type of floor is the best for our home or office environment.
12 flooring options to make your home eco-friendly
There are actually 12 flooring options to make your home eco-friendly. It ups to you which one is most fit to the weather conditions where you are living. Earlier we have discussed 5 questions to ask before buying eco-friendly flooring for your home. So do read it after reading this post.
1. Cork
It's recently being used as flooring material. Otherwise it was used as wall covering or to cap a bottle. It is one of the ideal renewable resources and grows fast. It has anti-microbial features that reduces the risk of allergens at home. It is also fire retardant, easy to maintain and works as natural insect repellent too.
2. Bamboo
It is a wood-like option and getting quite popular in most of the advance world. It is made of a grass and quite easy to maintain and easy to install.
The proof of its sustainability is its fast growth and it is fully grown for use in three to five years. It is available in different natural colors so it offers the choice of various hues to pick your favorite one.
3. Linoleum
It should not be taken as vinyl that is made of chlorinated petrochemical and quite harmful for our environment and health.
It is created from mixture of linseed oil, cork dust, tree resins, wood flour, pigments and ground limestone. It is both fire retardant and water resistant.
4. Glass Tiles
Glass tiles are made from used glass bottles of beverages so this is one of the best floorings as far as its eco friendliness is concerned. It is also available in different colors and quite easy to maintain to make your home eco-friendly.
5. Concrete
It is made of material available in abundance on soil. So its usage does not reduce our resources and we can use it as our flooring material.
Earlier it was used as foundation and a smooth layer of cement or clay was made on it. But now because of advance processing it could be used by smoothening its surface and does not require an additional layer on it. It is one of the most long-lasting flooring options to make your home eco-friendly. It is easy to clean and very durable.
6. Wool Carpet
Wool carpet means natural carpet made from the natural material that is spun into thread and then is woven into carpet. Its manufacturing does not require any chemical processing nor any big amount of energy is used to produce it.
It is one of the oldest materials used for flooring and very durable. It lasts for centuries and could be used by simply washing it with appropriate intervals.
7. P.E.T Berber Carpet
It is also another type of sustainable carpet and made by recycling the plastic bottles. So the recycling of plastic bottles means they're not going to landfill that may hurt the natural features of our land because of its being non-biodegradable.
It is durable, spill resistant and available in variety of colors and textures according to your requirement and affordability.
8. Rubber
Flooring made by rubber is quite common in sporting places. But now people are also using it in their homes. It is made of recycled tires. It is so comfortable for walking and also water resistant.
9. Leather
Leather is made of animal hide and already being used to make belts, wallets and handbags that come in direct contact of people.
So being as floor material it is quite safe and does not emit any smell once its smell is neutralized with a safe processing. A little care is required to use it as flooring because it could be worn or scratched with slight hit.
10. Reclaimed Hardwood
In many parts of the world trees were chopped many many years ago and now are reclaimed because leaving their wood unused is equally harmful for our land and air environment.
So the flooring made of such reclaimed wood is also called eco friendly and is the best option for those who want wooden floor in their homes.
You should check if it is really made of reclaimed wood to save the cutting of trees. A local authority of your area has the job to certify products made of reclaimed things. Ask your nearby EPA which authority is doing this job in your area.
11. Recycled tiles
The material already used in building material and then discarded as scrap is also recycled to create bricks and tiles. Search in your surrounding if recycled tiles are available and you can use them as flooring in your home.
These are usually cheap in price but good in quality because all the useless stuff is removed from it before making flooring with it.
12. Sisal Carpets
It is a material generally used for rope and twin. It is twisted into carpet fibers to make resilient flooring that resist water.
Not so easy to produce but skilled labor of weaving industry create this type of flooring with both manually and with machines in most parts of the world.
So this is all about best flooring options to make your home eco-friendly, safer, healthier and more pleasant.
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