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This tutorial explains the Spring AOP Step by step.
Aspect Oriented Programming(AOP) is another way of program structure like other programming models (Object oriented, Procedural …). It gives you aspects. Aspect is one of the key components of Spring AOP framework. It is necessary to know that the Spring IOC container does not depend on AOP, meaning you don't need to use AOP if you don't want to.
IOC container can work without the AOP framework.
AOP helps us to modularize the concerns in our application. So what kind of concerns they are? They can be called as 'Cross-cutting' concerns which cut across the different modules/layers of your application. The best examples are 'Transaction Management', 'Logging'.
In an application we use logging, transaction management across the modules/layers. Logging cuts model, view, control and whatever layers you have in your application. Consider you need to change your logging logic [or] transaction management logic. In that case you have to revisit entire application and make the changes across the layers. Isn't this a problem?
This is where Spring AOP gets more importance. AOP allows you to separate these cross-cutting concerns into separate modules called Aspects. This separates cross-cutting concerns from your business logic. So that you do not need to revisit entire application/need to make very few modifications if your application requires any change.
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So if you want to use complete features of Aspect Oriented Programming, then AspectJ is the best choice. This doesn't mean that Spring AOP is a competitor of AspectJ. These two frameworks can be integerated in a single application to make use of both the features.
Spring AOP module provides us the control to intercept the application logic. For example, when a method is executed, you can add extra functionality before or after the method execution.
AOP concepts
- Aspect
- Join point
- Advice
- Pointcut
- Introduction
- Target object
- AOP proxy
- Weaving
Aspect is a separate module in the application with the logic of cross-cutting concerns. For example, a logging module would be called AOP aspect for logging. An application can have any number of aspects depending on the requirement. In spring AOP Aspects are implemented in pure java class form. It is an extra abstraction mechanism on top of existing modularization mechanisms such as methods, classes… Aspects are used to tackle the problems of spreading of code belonging to a certain concern over different components. As we said earlier, it separates logging logic from your application so that logging logic will not spread across the layers.
Another best example is Transaction management in EJB. The container takes care of it. It separates the transaction management logic from core business logic of the application. That is dealt within the container without requiring the developer to know the corresponding implementation.
Join point
Joint point is a point during the execution of the program in your application where you can plug-in AOP aspect. You can also say it is the actual place in the application where an action will be taken using Spring AOP framework. These points could be method execution, handling the exception. In Spring AOP a joint point always represents the method execution.
At the join point, an Aspect is injected, nothing but the implementation of Aspect I mean Advice will be injected. So the aspects can be injected at below points in your program execution,
-Beforebusiness logic of the method starts
-Afterbusiness logic of the method got completed
-If business logic throws anexceptionat run time.
An advice is the actual action to be taken at the joint point [either before or after the method execution]. Or we can say an advice is the implementation of the aspect. This is actual piece of code that is invoked during program execution by Spring AOP framework. Spring AOP provides different type of advices. They are,
–AfterReturning Advice
–After throwing Advice
–After (finally) Advice
–Around Advice.
We will see those in details in following sections.
Pointcut defines for what methods what services need to be executed. In other words a pointcut defines what advices are required at what join points. In fact all business methods of a class don't require all services. So a pointcut informs to the IOC container that what business methods of a class need what type of services. Due to the proxy-based nature of spring's AOP framework, protected/private methods are by definition not intercepted. In simple, any given pointcut will be matched against public methods only.
Introduction helps us to introduce new interfaces (and a corresponding implementation) to any proxied object.
Target object
Target object is the object being advised by one or more aspects. Also referred to as the advised object
Weaving is the process of linking aspects with other application types or objects to create an advised object. This can be done at compile time, load time, or at runtime.
AOP proxy
AOP Proxy is an object created by the AOP framework in order to implement the aspect. Spring AOP framework uses two different proxying mechanisms. One is JDK dynamic proxy and another one is the CGLIB proxy. JDK Dynamic proxy will be used when you intercept a class which is an implementation on a Java Interface. CGLIB proxy will be used when you want to intercept a class which does not implement any Java Interface.
Advices in detail:
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San Francisco based art gallery has today announced a new exhibition with artists from indie comics, crafting, street-art, and fine-art backgrounds.
The 8×10 show at GRSF will be on display from February 17 – March 14.
…Giant Robot is proud to present 8×10, a group art show with a diverse, dazzling array of participants using the rawest of writing instruments (pencils, pens, crayons, markers, etc.) and a stock frame size. Contributors come from indie comics, crafting, street-art, and fine-art backgrounds, and include (but are not limited to)…
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A reception featuring many of the artists will be held from 6:30 – 10:00 on Saturday, February 17. More information at the Giant Robot web site.
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Since moving to Retro House I've had this dream of pairing up with a student to do some cool project. Like renovating my home with a design major or redoing my landscaping with a botany major.
This weekend my dreams came true when I paired up with Ellen, a clothing and textile major who is going to be designing and making some postpartum dresses for me. She came over on Saturday with fabric swatches and sketches of dresses, including one of me holding the baby, with the chief and the cat underfoot.
I am so excited.
In the grand tradition of blogging, I am going to write about this project (now christened the Ellen Switzer Project) on this blog and how it all plays out from patterns to buttons. Maybe I will inspire some of my Provo neighbors find an Ellen of their own.


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The Divine Instruments really come into play during battles, which can be initiated by coming into contact with the Demonic Scrolls moving about the landscape. Doing so will make a sectioned-off area appear, rimmed by kanji characters rising up like ominous red flames. Enemies will appear, often slap their butts at you (no, really), and you'll proceed to slap them silly in return with claws or rosary, before switching to the Celestial Brush to finish them off. It must be said that these battles are rarely all that challenging, but the mythological apparitions you'll face are very cool nonetheless. Blue Imps, for instance, glide about attached to a kite "tossing insults and rude language" according to the bestiary, while the Crow Tengu is an unholy amalgamation of a crow with the soul of a samurai, so it strikes with speed and artistry. Other enemies play instruments, from flutes and lutes to big booming drums, which helps give battles the air of a strange demonic festival. Each creature that you face off against is added to the bestiary in the pause menu, complete with a gorgeous traditional portrait by Issun, and a short, often pithy description.
Speaking of Issun, he's your pint-sized companion for the journey, a wandering artist with more than a passing interest in learning the Celestial Brush techniques. Every game needs a wise cracking, hot headed sidekick, and fortunately Issun is genuinely entertaining; a good counterpoint to the "furball". While Amaterasu doesn't speak, he's certainly not the typical stoic hero type either, with plenty of personality expressed in his animations and quizzical reactions to events.
In fact, Okami is packed with great characters. There's Mr Orange, the dancing elder of Kamiki Village, who has an orange balanced on top of his head which bounces as he speaks, and who lives in a house adorned with a giant orange on its roof. There's Onigiri Sensei, the owner of the dojo, who seems like a feeble old man at first, but becomes a warrior once you commission him to teach you a new technique. His head spins around on his neck, winding up upside down, transforming what was once an old man's beard and moustache into a snarling set of thick eyebrows. And then there's Waka the arrogant prophet/swordsman who swoops in to insult and then challenge you throughout the course of the game, sporting a lightsaber-style sword, effeminate looks and affected French expressions, such as "Au revoir, baby".
Of course, the characters (and narrative for that matter) wouldn't be half as good without such a brilliant translation from the original Japanese script. This is hands-down one of the best localisations we've had the pleasure of experiencing in ages. It hits all the right notes, with the right blend of humour, slang and gravitas. The team have also demonstrated a deft eye for knowing what to change and what to leave. Would most gamers know what "onigiri" means? Maybe not, but they left it in, along with a whole heap of other Japanese names and references, all of which add to the tone of the game, whether you understand them or not. Nice one.
All this adds up to a world that you'll relish exploring, and believe us when we say - in addition to the epic main quest, there's a huge amount of other stuff to do. Let's see, there's fishing, feeding animals, killing monsters on Mika's wanted list (all of which have great names like "Toya of the Short Temper"), trading Demon Fangs, finding and restoring all the four leafed clovers (with sound effects straight from the Clover Studio intro), collecting the 99 Stray Beads and more. Many of these activities will net you Praise (the game's EXP) which can be used to upgrade your Solar Energy, Ink Pot, Astral Pouch and Purse.
With all that out of the way, it's time to finally talk about the visuals. Screenshots simply can't do this game justice - it's gorgeous in a way that no other PS2 game has come close to matching. The entire game looks like it has been hand drawn on thick paper - the sky, the rocks and even Amaterasu's coat all have a coarse, paper texture quality, while wind swirls through the air like strokes from a brush and mountains in the background are little more than sketches. Amaterasu is wonderfully animated, too. A wellspring of life springs from his paws, leaving a trail of blooming flowers and grass behind him as he runs, autumn leaves wafting down as he dashes through the air, and lily pads floating behind him as he swims.
Okami is a triumphant melding of great game design and hand-drawn aesthetics that successfully captures a mythical vision of Japan, where gods and demons are ever present aspects of life. While there are some minor annoyances &#Array; the camera movement can be a bit sluggish, particularly in battles for instance, as a whole this game is one of the highlights of the PS2&#Array;s extensive catalogue.


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Maccabi Tel Aviv Ex-manager Moni Fanan Commits Suicide After Alleged Gray Market Losses
Moni Fanan, the former manager and vice chairman of Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball club, hanged himself in his North Tel Aviv apartment yesterday.
Individuals close to Fanan said they believe he had invested large sums of money for other Israeli sports figures in a "gray market" company, and when that firm went bust, the legendary manager decided to end his life. Fanan is estimated to have accumulated debts of up to $20 million.
Around 11 A.M., Fanan's wife Sharon found his lifeless body in the shower at their Ramat Aviv home. She immediately called an ambulance to the home, but paramedics were unable to resuscitate her husband. Police at the scene said they did not suspect criminal activity behind Fanan's death.
Dozens of players and fans of the Maccabi basketball dynasty arrived at the home over the following hours, including national team coach Zvi Sherf, and former star player Oded Katash.
Fanan served as the team's manager for nearly 30 years until last year, and the image he cut - a colorful and hot-blooded figure beside the Maccabi bench - is familiar throughout Israel.
A TheMarker expose written five years ago found that while working at Maccabi, Fanan worked for the You-Share finance and investment firm, which specializes in "gray market" check-cashing and loans.
Fanan admitted several years ago to involvement in the company, but said he never cashed a check for a player or referee involved in Israeli basketball.
Fanan's neighbors declined to speak publicly yesterday on his business activities, but Haaretz has learned that the former manager habitually used money from other figures in Israeli basketball, including referees, coaches and players, and invested it in non-banking investment in exchange for high interest rates.
Sources close to Fanan said it is possible that the bankruptcy of an investment firm outside Israel in which he had invested millions of shekels may have brought the legendary manager to take his own life.
Fanan's debts to former players, coaches and management officials are estimated at around $20 million, and are believed to have been past their deadline.
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"Dozens of people gave him tremendous amounts of money," said one investor, who added yesterday that he had lost tens of thousands of dollars with Fanan's death.
"He would promise to deliver the monthly yield in cash, and it would arrive in envelopes to some of the people. I have no idea where he would invest the money given to him, but over the years the money would come back like clockwork," he said.
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This is exactly what my life looks like: it's tangled up in wires… I really like these comic drawings created by Christoph Niemann, titled My Life With Cables.
Perhaps you have a similar desk space where the top is relatively tidy but below is a chaotic mess, a jungle of 30 cables so tangled up, it's like having a curly monster under your bed.
Christoph Niemann is an awarded and experienced illustrator whose work has appeared on the covers of publications such as: The New Yorker, Atlantic Monthly, The New York Times Magazine and American Illustration. He is also the author of two children's books.
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So…you found a great piece of furniture at a yard sale but the finish is terrible or you have decided that those old kitchen cabinets are in need of a new look so its time to do a little refinishing!
Before you get too carried away think about this,
Refinishing that yard sale special or grandmas old desk can be a big mistake. You need to first establish if it is worth anything "as is".
True Story:
An elderly couple found a very nice high boy in an antique store, trouble was it had a black nasty bubbled finish. They bought it and had it delivered to a refinisher who stripped it and completely refinished it with a beautiful cherry wood stained finish.
All was well until they decided to have their homeowners Insurance updated and had an appraiser come in to give a written appraisal on their belongings as it is required by most Ins companies. The highboy was valued at $30,000, come to find out it was a very rare piece made in Philadelphia. Had it been left with it's orig finish, the value would have been $230,000!
Lesson: If in doubt have a professional look at your piece before you start with the stripper.
OK, we have established that we do not own an expensive antique or we are simply dealing with our old cabinets. Lets start by first exploring
A good cleaning can work wonders on a piece of old furniture.
When a piece of furniture is waxed or polished there is always a fine layer of dust that is mixed in with the wax or polish and over a period of years the layer will darken and obscure the grain pattern of the wood.
Areas of furniture that are touched often form a build-up of body oils, hand cream and whatever else happens to be on a persons hands. Combined with the fingers' salty oil, the finish underneath begins to break down. The longer it stays on the finish, the more time it has to break it down. The area begins to turn dark as the salty oil attracts dirt. At this point severe damage is being done to the finish.
The next time you feel a soft, sticky finish on a chair and can scrape it off with your fingernail, you'll know the reasons for the damage.
To prevent damage to finish that is touched often–chair arms and backs, around the pulls on kitchen cabinets, and chests of drawers, and bed posts–you should clean these areas at least twice a year.
One of the easiest and safest ways to clean up old furniture is with Murphy Oil soap – a mild soap that won't damage the wood finish but is very effective in getting rid of the grunge of ages.
Another effective and quick way to refurbish a piece is to use a mix of linseed oil and mineral spirits.
I use three parts of mineral spirits to one part boiled linseed oil.
Minor Repairs & Touchups:
First you need to determine the type of finish on the piece.
There are three common finishes: shellac, lacquer and varnish. The three are quite different. To find out which is which, start by applying denatured alcohol. If the finish is shellac, denatured alcohol will dissolve it. If the surface is lacquer, the alcohol will slowly soften (not dissolve) the lacquered finish.
Next, try the lacquer thinner. It will dissolve a lacquered surface quickly and slowly soften a shellacked or varnished surface.
Shellacked and lacquered surfaces don't have to be sanded or recoated to repair scratches, alligatoring or crackling (a finish that contains a pattern of fine cracks) .
These conditions can be repaired with a technique known as amalgamation. Take an artist's paintbrush and carefully apply the appropriate solvent (alcohol to shellac and lacquer thinner to lacquer) to the crack lines until the finish softens and fills the cracks. Let the finish harden overnight, then buff with paste wax.
Take an artist's paintbrush and carefully apply the appropriate solvent (alcohol to shellac and lacquer thinner to lacquer) to the crack lines until the finish softens and fills the cracks. Let the finish harden overnight, then buff with paste wax.
If the scratched finish is varnish you will have to
1. apply a little old english oil to the scratch and it will disappear (temporary fix) or 2. Lightly sand using 600 grit sandpaper until the scratch is removed and then apply a light coat of paste wax.
White blotches or Rings:
This condition is the result of moisture being trapped under a film of wax or the finish itself.
First try cleaning to remove the wax buildup and see if the problem goes away.
If after cleaning the white area remains it means that it is under the coating itself and will require a little more effort.
Try these remedys in the order shown.
1. Try rubbing a little toothpaste on the area using a soft cloth, wipe off and dry. Still there? then
2. Using the appropiate thinner for the finish you have, dampen a small square of cloth and slowly pass it over the area as close to the surface as you can without touching it. The fumes from the dampened cloth will open up the surface of the finish and allow the moisture to escape.
3. Still there? Now we have to get serious, take a piece of 600 grit sandpaper and lightly sand the area, when the surface is dulled out well take your solvent dampened cloth and make several passes over the damaged area, the white "blushing" will disappear. Allow to dry well for an hour or so and then apply a light coat of paste wax to seal off the repaired area. In extreme cases you may have to work the damaged area with the solvent and a piece of 0000 steel wool but only use steel wool if the dampened cloth is not working.


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Training your calf
Training your calf to lead
Position of the calf when leading
You also need to learn how to stop your calf. This is done by a gentle pull on the lead rope and shouldn't be done suddenly which would give your calf a fright. Let it know you're going to stop, by giving gentle tugs on the rope, and then a long pull, fixing your feet on the ground and leaning back a bit so the calf feels your weight on the rope - don't give any hard, sudden pulls on the rope though as this would hurt the calf's nose.
Stand still for a minute or more - the calf only moving forward again when you decide to.
How often and how long to train
Start with a few minutes training each day. After each session, praise and pat your calf. When it is happily going forward you can take off the 'bottom' rope and just have a lead rope tied to the halter.
Varying your leading routine
Remember to vary the routine when you walk your calf - at first go in straight lines and, when you turn, make sure the calf is on the inside of the turn (and you are on the outside). As the calf gets more used to going for walks with you, vary the route you take - walking it past 'different' things which might distract it so, by the time calf club comes along, your calf is almost 'bomb proof' - used to all sorts of sights and sounds. Be sure to walk the calf in various patterns too - circles, loops, zig zags - but remember that it has four legs, so don't make sudden turns which could make it lose its balance or its confidence.
Training time should be fun, for you and the calf, so do train every day, but don't train for so long either of you becomes bored or tired. Decide what you want to achieve, do it, and then reward your calf, groom and cover it and let it go in its paddock.
Leading in preparation for Calf Club
At calf club you will have to lead your calf in a large square, walking it around pegs in the corners and doing a complete circle around one peg. You also have to stop the calf and make it stand still so the judge can look at it closely. Practise these movements - and don't forget the 'standing still' training!
Teaching your calf to tie up
You can now begin to train calf to tie up. For the first attempts, use the long, soft looped rope, but do not 'tie' the other end to a post - simply wrap the end of the rope around a post and keep hold of it. The calf may pull back, but the rope will come up under its tail and it should walk forward. When it does, make a fuss of it, release the rope and go for a walk. Repeat this each day, briefly, until the calf does not pull back. You can then tie the calf, with the proper lead rope, to the post. In the early days of tying up, don't walk away from the calf as it will just try to follow you. Instead use this time as 'grooming' time, spending time brushing its head, body and legs, and talking to it.


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M3 acquires The Medicus Firm
Washington, D.C.-based M3 USA, a digital healthcare solutions firm, acquired The Medicus Firm, a Dallas-based physician search firm.
The Medicus Firm, which was founded in 2009, also has offices in Atlanta. Through the acquisition it joins MDLinx and M3 Global Research in M3Group, which operates in the U.S., Asia and Europe.
"We are excited about working with the M3 team to enhance the levels of production and service we provide to healthcare organizations. The resources and support of M3 USA will enable us to continue to grow our current business and to expand into other, complimentary businesses," Jim Stone, president of The Medicus Firm, said in a statement.
The terms of the deal were not disclosed, but The Medicus Firm will continue to operate independently.
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A Day in the Life
The Sixth Form prepares you for the more independent learning style that comes with a university course. The supportive and friendly environment makes the stress of exams as bearable as it can be and allows you to feel part of the Sixth Form community.
In a day there are five one hour lessons and the number of lessons that I have in a day ranges from one to five. On Friday, all Sixth Formers are encouraged to take part in a lesson of recreational PE, if they don't do Competitive Sport. This can be a variety of sports, for example I have done netball, volleyball, handball and much more. This provides the opportunity to relax and have fun with friends, along with helping you to keep active.
My typical day begins in the Common Room where I have time to chat and catch up with friends, before heading to Registration. The tutor bases consist of some Year 12s and Year 13s. This provides an opportunity for the two years to come together and for the existing Year 13 students to give the Year 12s some tips, from experience, for how to achieve the best grades possible and maintain a good work-life balance during the two year A Level course.
After Registration, I either have a lesson or a Study period. Taking Maths, Physics and Chemistry means that my lessons are often a mixture of written work and experiments. We are given the chance to do as many past paper questions as possible in order to understand the areas needed for improvement, which is extremely useful. All of the classes that I have are small which is great, because it means that you receive great support from the teachers and if you are struggling in certain areas they will be able to pick up on it quickly and help you.
If I have a Study period, I spend lots of my time in the Sixth Form Computer Room as it allows me access to my school emails and I can check the Google sites for work set for some of my teachers. The Sixth Form Study Area in the LRC also provides a quiet place to complete any homework or revision if I need to do. If I want to do a bit of work and chat at the same time I will spend these study periods in the Common Room.
Break time and lunchtime consist of a range of activities from going out to get some food, visiting the much loved Tuck Shop in the Sixth Form area or attending one of the many co-curricular activities that are on offer. For example, I attend STEM club once a week where there are a variety of projects that all of the students can take part in. Lunchtime is also a time where many teachers willingly give up their time to help you with anything you are struggling with.
After lunch, we return to our tutor groups where there are different activities planned for each day. For example; writing our personal statements for our UCAS applications, designing and painting form canvases, discussing current news and attending assemblies and House meetings. Then there is the final lesson to finish the day.


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Mixed Feelings Trailer (2014)
02 October 2014 Comedy 100 mins
The feelings of Phil and Pyotr are really mixed. Whatever one of them feels - the second experiences the same feelings immediately.
Watch the official Mixed Feelings 2014 trailer in HD below or find more Mixed Feelings videos on Vidimovie.


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Josette Reuel spent many years in the corporate world writing stuffy computer software manuals, until one day a shape-shifting dragon kidnapped her and dragged her off to be his destined mate... as the words flowed on to the page, she realized that it was time to fulfill her lifelong dream of becoming a published author.
An avid reader from her earliest memories, Josette enjoys many genres; however her current passion is anything Romance. Her love of Fantasy and the Paranormal tends to come out in all of her writing with strong alpha heroes, each with a little something extra.
Josette writes paranormal romance of varying degrees of heat. She believes in LOVE in all of its forms and doesn't discriminate or sensor her muse. If you enjoy reading a love story, if you enjoy paranormal creatures, alpha males, and the heroes/heroines that change their lives, then how about giving her books a try?
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M Studio is a piano school dedicated to nurturing and exploring a student's emotions through music, rather than simply training them as piano technicians. We believe this not only improves a student's ability to create music but also increases their enjoyment and passion.
M Studio caters for students of all levels between Kindergarten and Year 12. In addition to our AMEB curriculum, we encourage and enter our students into numerous Competitions, Eisteddfods and Recitals throughout the year. This provides our students with invaluable experiences in performance and instils within them the confidence to succeed.
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Bon Jovi have released their new single online today.
The band put out 'Beacuse We Can' on iTunes alongside its worldwide radio premiere today. Download the song by clicking here.
The track - written by Jovi, Richie Sambora and Billy Falcon - serves as the lead single from their upcoming album What About Now, which is released on March 25 via Island Records.
The group will also put out several album tracks prior to its release, which will be eligible for an iTunes 'complete my album'.
What About Now includes their recent, Golden Globe-nominated 'Not Running Anymore' from the upcoming film Stand Up Guys.
The record follows 2009's The Circle, which peaked at number two in the UK and number one in the US.
Bon Jovi will also embark on a world tour from February this year, which reaches the UK on June 8. The full tour dates appear below:
June 8 - Manchester, Eithad Stadium
June 9 - Birmingham, Villa Park
June 12 - Cardiff, City Stadium
June 13 - Sunderland, Stadium of Light
July 3 - Glasgow, Hampden Park
June 15 - Isle of Wight Festival (headline)
Watch the 'Not Running Anymore' music video below:


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We are excited to welcome you to Stowe!
"The Stowe Lax Tournament was the best tournament we ever attended."
Coach from a previous Stowe Lax Tournament
July 15-16 & July 22-23, 2017
Bitter Lacrosse is excited to bring you the 2017 Stowe Lax Festival. This event has become the greatest family lacrosse event in the country. We are focused on delivering value: competitive lacrosse, family fun, unmatched setting, complimentary game film (with live streaming)...the ultimate LAXACATION.
Bitter Lacrosse has received great reviews from attendees and they are always looking for ways to make the event even better.
The links below can be used by any families of any team coming up to the Bitter LAX Tournament in Stowe, VT this July to book their accommodations. The options included in these booking links are the vast majority of the options that we currently have available in Stowe, VT and Waterbury, VT.
All reservations for the LAX Festival require both Friday and Saturday nights (July 14 & 15 for Session 1, July 21 & 22 for Session 2).


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So...what can you do with a bunch of chips with numbers on them? Let me count the ways...
- dice roll/number chip match- roll the die or dice and find the number chip that matches (obviously using only numbers to 12)
- randomly draw two chips and do addition and subtraction with them.
- randomly draw and mulitply
- algebraic number sentences using blank disks and operation signs
- skip counting practice- the way mine are numbered they go in 10s by color
- counting to 100
- number sequence/identification- practice reading numbers
- chip war- similar to card war (and you can draw two chips so that you have to add to see whose number is bigger)
- sort by color/10s grouping
- draw a chip and stack that many blocks/cubes/large buttons/stacking cubes
- mental math- do a problem and pull the number that is the answer
- combine with game ideas from Games for Math or Games for Learning
- graphing with chips- represent bars with chips
- find number missing in a patterned sequence
- counters for math in Family Math series
- bean bag toss to an answer to a math problem called out- instead of hopping to the answer they have to toss the bean bag to the answer (which is on the chip)
Feel free to leave a comment with more ideas!


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At Independence University, Career Services plays the role of mentor and guru, helping you prepare yourself to enter the workforce. We begin early in your degree program, providing the resources and tools you'll need to begin your career. We'll even work to help you find a job if you need one while studying.
For every Independence University student, we provide free help for career development. We have numerous resources, and our advisors work with you individually. It's a powerful way to gain the mentoring that could make the difference in your job search. Even after you graduate, you can use this service!
Write, revise, and put the finishing touches on your résumé through Career Services. Our advisors are here to provide feedback on what to include and what to remove. They will provide step-by-step instruction to help you create a résumé that gets noticed and gets you the interview.
Job interviews take a toll on the nerves. But we help you prepare, and preparation breeds confidence. We'll work with you so that you're ready for even the most challenging questions. You'll definitely be ready to walk in and make a strong impression. We even cover how to negotiate for better compensation once you've been offered the job!
It takes specialized skills and strategies to effectively dive into the market and search for jobs. It can get discouraging if you're not ready with the right strategy and plan. But we help you avoid frustration and target the right jobs, whether you're searching online or offline.
In the modern job market, having a network of professional contacts is vital. Who you know can help you as much as what you know. Your Career Services advisor will help you develop a networking action plan, digital and in-person, so you can harness the power of your network when you need it.
We've created this page to help you find the career you're looking for. This is where you'll find the most recent job postings from three of the major employment search engines—all in one place. You'll also find links to specialized job search sites at the bottom of the page.
Below are additional links to specialized or industry-specific job search sites.
Let us be your career mentors! Call and ask to speak with Career Services at (801) 284-7535.
Even if you're not yet a student of Independence University, we'd still love to assist you in your career preparations. Give us a call for a complimentary career assessment over the phone. Call (800) 917-6391 today!
Independence University admits students of any race, color, and national or ethnic origin.


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RED Hearts: The Whole Gritty City Documentary/
RED Hearts are guests posts on I Heart Daily from the authors of RED: Teenage girls in America write on what fires up their lives today. Today's RED Hearts post is from Lisa Chau, 22, of Ann Arbor, Michigan, who has love for band kids in the Big Easy:
My marching band days were filled with crushed-velvet rainbow leotards, six-foot flaming flags, and the constant jeering from my peers for being someone who took my concert flute to band camp for fun. I can still conjure the tinge of embarrassment I felt whenever we stood before our unenthusiastic audience for halftime shows.
Thankfully, the trailer for Richard Barber's up-and-coming documentary about high school marching bands in New Orleans, The Whole Gritty City, struck a chord in my former band-geek heart. It opens with the bold sound of roaring brass instruments, taking me right back to the many times I exhaled teenage frustrations right into my own instrument -- and was greeted with calming resonance.
"Once that band gives you that down beat… just for that brief two or three minutes, you forget every problem you had. You have no cares in the world." – Wilbert Rawlins Jr.
But here's the coolest part: You can help make this film happen. (Yeah, particularly you out there who might have mocked a girl with a flute at some point.) The Whole Gritty City has reached its funding goal, but you can still help make sure this film gets released. You have until April 12 on Kickstarter, to donate (the minimum is only $1). Plus, if you pledge $15 or more, you get an on-screen thank you in the film's credits.
Barber's doc launches us into the lives of high school marching band students. But what it's really about is how music and performance can provide a bit of happiness in a world filled with troubles. These kids in New Orleans need a minute to forget that their sisters and brothers were killed, or that their homes had been swept away overnight. The bands give them a chance to celebrate what Katrina could never take away: their city's jazz roots.
This doc is a great reminder to us all that there are ways to momentarily escape from our troubles, and that we're not alone in the struggle of what we call life. If that's not a reason to sign up for band camp(aign), then I don't know what is.
THE WHOLE GRITTY CITY - 3-minute Trailer from Richard Barber on Vimeo.
RED Hearts guest poster Lisa Chau is an author of RED: Teenage girls in America write on what fires up their lives today, which is out in paperback.


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I am excited to share the news that Bunkspeed rendering and animation product are being offered by Javelin Technologies. This is in alignment with our belief in Bunkspeed as a recommended high ended rendering solution for SolidWorks designs. One of the coolest things about the ... Read More
Javelin/Cinema Suite/E1G – Beta Test event with a twist!
A new sister company of Javelin, Cinema Suite Inc. has been working on developing tools for Indie game developers and film professionals. A software extension of the game software engine, Unity3D, Cinema Director will allow game developers to create ... Read More
Hi Tech education in North Bay at iCAMP
Recently the Javelin crew headed up to North Bay, Ontario to celebrate our partnership with Canadore College and iCAMP. iCAMP is an acronym for Innovation Centre for Advanced Manufacturing and Production.Javelin is very excited to be providing iCAMP with SolidWorks software, ... Read More
Javelin Reality on Television – Halton Tech Today
Happy fall! Earlier in the summer (ahhh, remember those days?) The Javelin Reality team had a chance to be interviewed by Rob Duvall of Halton Tech Today. The episode recently aired on Cogeco Cable.Check out the eposide that we were featured in on a very, very hot summer day ... Read More
Cooper Construction makes their latest building a Javelin Reality
What if you could start selling your product long before it was ever built? Companies are always looking for more original ways to sell their product. The earlier they can start, the sooner they make money. Javelin Reality works with our customers' CAD data, be it 2D or 3D, and ... Read More
[with Video] Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Virtual Reality Therapy – A New Javelin Reality Project
"Afghanistan was easy, this is hell," Ann LeClair confessed to the CBC reporter as she described the worry and heartache of watching her son Travis Schouten, suffer through the nightmare that is PTSD. During Travis's latest black out he had pinned his younger brother between two ... Read More
QR Codes vs Augmented Reality Markers – a primer
QR codes are popping up everywhere these days: movie posters, coffee cups, stickers. I even have one on the back of my business card (see left). When you use a smart phone scanner and you scan the (Quick Response Code) it usually takes you to a promotional website of the product ... Read More
Javelin Reality – On the Road @ GDC 2012
Recently the Javelin Reality team travelled to GDC 2012 in San Francisco. GDC stands for "Game Developer Conference". If you think SolidWorks World is a big event, there were over 22,500 people that attended the conference.Why was a company like Javelin Reality there? Javelin ... Read More


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We posted this image of a wooden Family Calendar Board on the Bub Hub Facebook page last week and have since been inundated with requests from Facebook users asking if we sell it!
The image we posted has been shared more than 50,000 times on Facebook (at the time of writing, but increasing quickly!) so we figure it has caught the attention of quite a few of you. We don't usually write blog posts about things like this but the response has been overwhelming so we feel we need to set the record straight.
We are sorry – but we don't make or sell these Family Calendar Boards. In fact, we don't make or sell anything at the Bub Hub. We are an Australian pregnancy and parenting site – with heaps of information about all things fertility, pregnancy, baby, toddler and beyond.
But we do know a thing or two about the internet so we've tracked down some helpful sites and compiled a list of places where you may be able to find a family calendar board to buy.
But before we give you the links, don't forget that they more crafty among you might be able to make a version of this yourselves. I think you could make one using a long photo frame, a nice print out word like 'family' or 'birthdays' to go in the frame, 12 screw in hooks, some eyelet hooks and chain and some wooden discs. Easy? Maybe … maybe not.
If you're not up for a project then maybe just check out a few of the links below.
Here are two links from small business owners who responded under the image on Facebook:
Sapling Design and Personalised Gifts
We also have a look on Etsy and found a few people making family calendar boards there, although none that were located in Australia:
Anyway – we hope this helps! We are not affiliated with any of the above links so we can't make any guarantees on their behalf. We just wanted to provide an answer for the many of you who have contacted us asking where they are made and sold.


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So basically the CBI wants the government to weaken employee rights and get rid of some green legislation to cut energy costs?
Hardly good for the people and the planet is it.
Business lobby group the CBI warned Chancellor George Osborne that the Budget must focus on helping UK companies grow by improving access to finance, cutting energy costs and increasing exports. The CBI said the Chancellor should redouble efforts to increase exports. It welcomed recent moves to make export credit insurance …
So basically the CBI wants the government to weaken employee rights and get rid of some green legislation to cut energy costs?
Hardly good for the people and the planet is it.
This is another one of those "So what?" statements, really. You wouldn't expect the CBI to call for higher energy prices, or lower rates of lending, so one is wondering why they think this is news.
More bribes. Don't forget more bribes.
Why don't they lobby for less of the red-tape madness that is hamstringing UK businesses - especially the small ones that are the bedrock of UK business?
That and the "if you save money for a rainy day or to expand in the future, we'll tax the buggery hell out of it. Go get a loan from a bank instead"
Usually I always have time for what the CBI have to say but this just reeks, fewer rights for the victims of unfair dismissal, no air tax for the people who both use it the most and need it the least (can you say video conferencing?) and lossening of corruption and environmental laws, well sorry but if businesses can't play by the rules then they shouldn't be in the game to begin with.
Their efforts to bend the rules to make the system more profitable rather than encouraging business to innovate, adapt and otherwise keep up smacks of what's happened in the finance sector allowing these kind of economic crises to happen in the first place
Most of the significant budget decisions have been taken by now for a Budget on 23 March 2011!!!
The CBI has a very good contacts and either knows some of the ideas they are punting have been included (and they can give themselves a public slap on the back and promote themselves as a movement of influence when they are revealed) or they can stand proud and upbraid the Government - gently, of course, - when what they have asked for is not provided.
Isn't the Bond Market a place for the unwary to avoid at the moment? Why would the CBI want businesses to get involved in it unless it is to help Georgie Boy out?
There is, and has been since the creation of the IoD in the 80's(?), a popularity seesaw for the CBI & IoD. They are as bad/good as each other for most purposes and I suspect this is just another skirmish.
***"The group called for action on fuel prices - an area in which Osborne has already hinted he may show mercy."***
By "mercy" you mean not adding another 1p to the £1.40/l we will probably be paying next month?
When I bought my car 5 years ago it cost £35 to fill up. It now costs £53. An average fill up is around 40-45 litres. Frankly whether Osborne adds 40p - 45p to that, or not, is going to make bugger all difference to how I feel about fuel prices.
When I shove 40 litres of fuel into my car, the actual fuel only costs around £20. The rest is tax (approx: £8.80 VAT, £23.60 fuel tax). Adding another 40p to the tax I already pay is a drop in the ocean.
Steal your money, destroy our economy with the help of the 3 party corporate stooge UK government, yet they are being given £6.5 million bonuses & had corporate tax lowered to 1%. what will it take to get you protesting exactly?
"Barclays chief executive Bob Diamond gets £6.5m bonus"
Lord Oakeshott: make banks declare corporation tax. £113m of corporation tax in 2009 des...pite reporting profits of £11.6bn.
"Lord Oakeshott: make banks declare corporation tax. £113m of corporation tax in 2009 des...pite reporting profits of £11.6bn."
Barclays 249 offshore subsidiaries exist for a reason.
When paying your tax just remember the mantra:
We're all in this together. :D
" by improving access to finance, cutting energy costs and increasing exports"
(a) you can meet with Finance any time you wish just don't expect to get any
(b) in hand. Have you seen the increases in cost of domestic fuel rates? We have to subsidise commercial fuel rates somehow you know.
(c) why can't you employ better sales chappies or overseas agents?


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I love travelling, I love meeting new cultures and people.
I came back a couple of years ago from one of my best trip ever.. Now I settled down in my home city and I met a wonderful girl which I love..
I found a new job and we are planning our future together..
I love the nature, I usually don't like cities.. I prefer hiking around and camping. I took some climbing lessons in Vancouver and I loved this sport so I will start again here in Italy soon.
Cooking is one of my passions.. I love watching movies at the cinema or at home in my sofa.. Having pop corn and maybe a beer..
Dogs are my love.
I am easy going friendly and always ready for a glass of wine or for a coffee (espresso not Starbucks ;-D) or for a chat with someone.
I am sure I will meet wonderful people also here in Italy..
Live and enjoy every second without thinking too much to the past and to the future.
Why I'm on Couchsurfing
I started using couchsurfing in Vancouver for organizing some activities.. After that I travelled all over Canada and USA and Central/South America meeting really great people who made my trip unforgettable..
I had amazing experiences and I will always been grateful to Couchsurfing.
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I love soccer and Juventus. I can't miss one match.. That's my personal drug.. :D
- dogs
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- boating
- movies
- traveling
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- scuba diving
- skydiving
- sports
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Movie: The last king of Scotland, The Artist, Godfather, and many others..
Music: Gli Spari sopra (Vasco Rossi), Pink Floyd, Oasis, RHCP, Jovanotti, U2, 30 seconds to Mars
Book: Shantaram, LA confidential
One Amazing Thing I've Done
Visiting Cambodia by bus, backpacking in Australia, skydiving experience from 14000 feet, diving in the australian reef..
Travelling by bus around Canada and USA... seeing Northern lights and polar bears...
Visiting New York, being invited on a boat in Miami, on an ambulance in Austin, travelling by car in California and visiting Monument Valley and Grand Canyon with the snow..
Landing in Mexico City, visiting my first pyramids in Teotihuacan and passing the border with Guatemala for visiting Tikal..
Hiking from 2am for reaching the top a vulcan and see the sunrise over the lake Atitlan in Guatemala..
Laying on an amazing beach in Jamaica or hiking a river to reach the falls..
Ahhhhh... I hope I can do much more in the next months..
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I can help you with some italian, english or spanish classes..
Or maybe cooking classes... Soccer I love it but I was always in the bench so not very good in playing it.. ;-D
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The Berkshires Calendar for March 11
Norman Rockwell Museum: Art talk, "Norman Rockwell in Detail," 2:30 p.m. Free for museum members or with regular museum admission. Information: nrm.org. 9 Route 183, Stockbridge.
Berkshire Paint & Sip: Fundraiser to benefit Sheffield Senior Center. 6 to 8 p.m. "Beach Chairs," 16x20-inch canvas. $35, all painting materials and instruction included. Reservations: berkshirepaintandsip.com or 413-205-8346. Bogies, 935 S. Main St., Great Barrington.
Berkshire Athenaeum: Spectacular Spring Book Sale of the Friends of the Berkshire Athenaeum. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Information: 413-499-9480. 1 Wendell Ave., Pittsfield.
Bingo: Every Friday, includes raffles, prizes, food, doors open at 5 p.m., games begin at 6:30 p.m., St. Mary's School, Orchard Street, Lee, 413-243-1079.
Civitan Club of Pittsfield: 10th Annual "Soup Fest" benefit. 5:30 to 8 p.m. Soup tasting, music by DJs Larry Kratka and Joe Mindlin, appetizers, desserts, a cash bar, raffles and more. Tickets: $25 per person. Mike's Maytag, Gordon Street, Pittsfield; Dave Bubriski, 413-281-0796, or at the door. Berkshire Hills Country Club, 500 Benedict Road, Pittsfield.
C.T. Plunkett Elementary School: Kindergarten registration. 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Children must be f5 years old by Aug. 31, 2016. Bring child's birth certificate, immunization records and proof of residence. Information: 413-743-0876. Office at the school, 14 Commercial St., Adams.
Lenten Fish Bake: Hosted by Pittsfield Elks. 4:30 to 7 p.m.; doors open 4 p.m. Salad, bread and butter, chef's choice of starch and vegetable, coffee and dessert. $10 per person. 27 Union St., Pittsfield.
Mass MoCA: High Mud Comedy Fest. Featuring Tig Notaro, Sean Patton, Ophira Eisenberg, Dave Hill, and more, including local comedians. Schedule at massmoca.org. Two-day festival passes are $32 for students, $42 advance, $55 day of, and $75 preferred. Tickets and information: 413-662-2111, ext. 1, massmoca.org or the box office, Marshall Street, North Adams.
Meditation Group: Open to all faiths, sit in silence in the sanctuary to enjoy teachings and meditative practices, 9 to 9:30 a.m., Congregation Beth Israel, 53 Lois St., North Adams, 413-663-5830.
N. Berkshire Community Coalition: Monthly forum. 10 a.m. to noon. Topic: Parent/Youth Engagement. First Baptist Church, North Adams (use Eagle Street door).
Pembury Bridge Club: ACBL-sponsored duplicate bridge, open game at 12:30 p.m., South Congregational Church, 110 South St., Pittsfield; Peter Samsel, 413-655-2416.
Pittsfield Evangelical Free Church: Faithlift 2016, a non-denominational women's two-day retreat with Biblical teaching, praise music, fellowship, workshops and food. Main speaker: Judy Reamer, "The Parable of the Junk Drawer!" Information and to register; pittsfieldefc.org/faithlift. Lakeside Christian Camp, 195 Cloverdale St., Pittsfield.
Pittsfield Sangha: "Buddhism & the 12 Steps," 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., by donation, George Crane Center, 81 Linden St., Pittsfield. Information: 413-358-2626.
Planetarium Show: Williams College astronomy students host free shows from the high-precision Zeiss Skymaster ZKP3/B opto-mechanical planetarium projector at 8 p.m., Milham Planetarium, Old Hopkins Observatory at Williams College, Williamstown. Reservations recommended: Michele Rech at 413-597-2188. Others admitted as space permits. Large groups should call for special appointments.
Darrow School: Screening the 2015 film, "Most Likely to Succeed," 7:30 p.m. The history of education, revealing the growing shortcomings of "the traditional school model" in today's world. Free. RSVP: email@example.com. 110 Darrow Road, New Lebanon, N.Y.
Taconic Chapter of Trout Unlimited: International Fly Fishing Film Festival. Doors open 6 p.m.; film at 6:30 p.m. 50/50 raffle, door prize and auction. Refreshments available. Cost: $16.82 online; $19 at the door. Tickets: 413-447-9720 or online at eventbright.com/20280747261. Wahconah Country Club, 20 Orchard Road, Dalton.
Health and Fitness
Easy Exercise: Easy exercise class offered by Kim Conley, certified instructor, $5 donation, 9 to 10 a.m. at St. Ann Parish Center, Lenox.
EPOCH at Melbourne: Bone density screenings. 9:30 to 11 a.m. Continental breakfast. Free, but space is limited. Information or to RSVP: 413-499-1992. 140 Melbourne Road, Pittsfield.
Gentle Yoga: Yoga for Arthritis, Injuries and Anti-Aging. Instructor Sonya Boesse will lead classes that include centering, breath work, guided movement therapy, stretching, strengthening, balancing, meditation and deep relaxation. All ages and levels welcome. 10-11 a.m. at Sweetwood of Williamstown, 1611 Cold Spring Road, Williamstown, 413-458-8371.
Kids' Stuff
Adams Free Library: Interactive storytime featuring classic children's tales and new favorites. 10 a.m. For preschoolers and their caregivers. Songs, rhymes, stories, fingerplays and crafts. Free. Information: 413-743-8345, ext. 103. 92 Park St., Adams.
Adams Youth Center: Play & Learn Group for young children and their families. Art and movement activities, educational toys and themes. Circle time and snack. 10-11 a.m. East Street, Adams.
Berkshire Family YMCA: Kids' Night Out. 6-8:30 p.m. An evening of games, sports, pool time (bring a swimsuit) and pizza. Open to youth and teens, ages 7 to 14 years. Cost: $5. Financial assistance is available. Information: 413-499-7650 or at firstname.lastname@example.com. Berkshire Family YMCA's Northern Berkshire branch, 22 Brickyard Court, North Adams, and at the Pittsfield branch, 292 North St.
Berkshire Museum: "WeeMuse Adventures," songs, stories, scavenger hunts, play time for ages 18 months to 3 years, 11 to 11:30 a.m., free with museum admission, 39 South St., Pittsfield.
Berkshire South Regional Community Center: "Skip & Dip," program of CHP Family Services/S. Berk. Kids, 10 a.m. to noon, 15 Crissey Road, Great Barrington.
CHP Family Services/S. Berk. Kids: "English/Spanish Discussion Group," 8:15 to 9:15 a.m.; "Early Intervention Group," 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., sign-up required at 413-644-0104; "Art & Nature," 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., CHP Family Services Building, 442 Stockbridge Road, Great Barrington.
Lenox Library: Toddler story time for children ages 18 months to 3, program features stories, songs and fingerplays, 10:30 to 11 a.m., Youth Department, 18 Main St., Lenox. Information: 413-637-0197, Ext. 105.
Mason Library: Sing-a-long Playgroup, program of CHP Family Services/S. Berk. Kids, 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. After School Legos, 3:45 to 4:45 p.m. 231 Main St., Great Barrington.
Stockbridge Library: Pre-school storycraft; songs, stories and a craft, no pre-registration necessary, 10 a.m., Stockbridge Station, 2 Depot St., Stockbridge, 413-298-5501.
Dewey Hall: Rick Stover, president of Custom Extrusion Inc. on the nearly 60-year history of the company. 7:30 p.m. In conjunction with exhibit, "The History of the Plastics Industry: Sheffield & Beyond." Free. 91 Main St., Sheffield.
Williams College: Spring Sigma Xi lecture — Elizabeth Kolbert, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of "The Sixth Extinction." 4:15 p.m. Free. Wege Auditorium, Thompson Chemistry, 47 Lab Campus Drive, Williamstown.
The Bookstore: Reading and Music — William Belcher, "Lay Down Your Weary Tune" with folk singer Krista Baroni. 7 p.m. Information: 413-637-3390 or bookstoreinlenox.com. 11 Housatonic St., Lenox.
New Lebanon Library: Norm Schaffer in concert. 6:30 p.m. Popular songs from the 1960s and 1970s, along with classic country. 550 State Route 20, New Lebanon, N.Y., 518-794-8844.
Spectrum Playhouse: Open Mic Night. Sign ups, 6:30 p.m.; show, 7 p.m. All singers and acoustic musicians welcome. Snacks and beverages available. Free for performers, $3 general admission. Information: spectrumplayhouse.org. 20 Franklin St., Lee.
Williams College: Alex Ross — Class of 1960 Lecture, 4:15 p.m., Bernhard Music Center, Room 30. Williams Chamber Players, 8 p.m., Brooks-Rogers Recital Hall. 54 Chapin Hall Drive, Williamstown.
Hoosac Valley Middle and High School: "Gypsy". 7 p.m. Tickets: $8 students, $10 adults; at the door or hvmhsgypsy.brownpapertickets.com. School auditorium, Savoy Road, Cheshire.
Town Players of Pittsfield: Fully staged production of "The Shape of Things" by Neil LaBute. 8 p.m. Tickets: 413-443-9279 or townplayers.org. Whitney Center for the Arts, 42 Wendell Ave., Pittsfield.
Williams College: Samuel Beckett's "Endgame." 7:30 p.m. Tickets: $3; at the box office, Tuesday through Saturday, 1 to 5 p m., or 413-597-2425. Information: 62center.williams.edu. '62 Center's CenterStage, 1000 Main St., Williamstown.
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On Thursday June 30th, 2011 the members of the St. George's Methodist School and the St. George's Anglican School Police Boys Club came together and participated in a picnic and expedition on Hog Island.
The activity is part of the many ongoing drives of the office of the Community Relations Department (Royal Grenada Police Force) to engage residents in the spirit of Community Policing.
The Police Boys Club is just one of the many avenues through which the C.R.D. seeks to engage the community in realizing its Community Policing goals. The concept of this initiative is to become involved in the business of educating and mentoring the young men to become better lads in society while at the same time fostering stronger partnership with teachers, parents, students and the broader society.
The activity at Hog Island was coordinated by PC 300 Duprey and PC 637 Roberts. It was an activity designed to bring out the creative and imaginative capacity within our young men. We have observed that our young men and youth at large have ceased to create anything themselves, instead they only consume what has been created; they have become so immersed into electronic gadgetry. They must not however neglect nature, thus our choice of an outdoor activity.
The day's activity was structured in the following manner; Fishing Competition, Navigational Knot Tying Competition, Coconut Shell Boat Building Competition and a Sand Castle Building Competition. Coming out of the competition, prizes were awarded for the persons who excelled in the different categories. Their remuneration package came in the form essential stationary items required for the school term, which included; notebooks, pens, pencils, geometry sets, and protractor sets. The prizes were specially chosen in light of the fact that most of the students had passed the recent Common Entrance Exams, and was about to transit into secondary school.
Despite of the inclemency of the weather on that day, a total of thirty seven (37) students turned out and participated in the activity, they were supervised by seven (7) parents, four (4) teachers, and three (3) police officers.
The entire day's activity has been considered a tremendous success; one in which all learnt, had fun and enjoyed the day.
We would like to recognize and say a special thanks to all of the different business houses and individuals who would have sponsored or supported this initiative in one way or the other. We sincerely thank, Management of Markers Stationary Supplies (Woodlands, St. George), Grenada Distillers Ltd, Gittens Group of Companies Ltd, Marketing and National Importing Board, Guyana and Trinidad Mutual Insurance Company Ltd (GTM), and individuals such as Mr. Josh Antoine First Caribbean Intl. Bank, Mr. John Branch of Old Fort, St. George, Pet Straker of Four Seasons Development, P.C. Narine (Police Garage), P.C. David Flemming (IT Unit). To the Teachers, Parents and other Police Officers who would have made the entire occasion a success, special thanks.


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IRHPs are a type of derivative, ie. complex financial instruments. IRHP contracts were sold alongside business loans, supposedly to protect the customer against interest rate rises.
The most widely sold type of IRHP is known as a vanilla swap, sometimes referred to as Interest Rate Swap Agreements (IRSAs). With this product, if interest rates go up payments under the IRHP contract go down. Likewise, as the interest rate goes down, the IRHP payment goes up accordingly. The net effect of this is that the customer effectively ends up paying the same amount each month or quarter, rather like having a fixed-rate loan. There are also many other types of IRHP such as caps and collars of various complexity, some of which are structured and particularly dangerous as they cause payments to rocket dramatically as rates go down.
Who were they sold to?
IRHPs were sold by banks to business customers who were entering into new or renewed loan facilities. Nearly 30,000 IRHPs were sold to SMEs in the UK between 2001 and 2012. These businesses were often told by their bank that interest rates would rise and that they needed protection.
What is wrong with IRHPs?
Despite the supposed purpose of the IRHP being to protect customers from interest rate rises, IRHPs exposed customers to huge risks when interest rates fell. This is because a feature of the product is that it has a 'mark-to-market' break cost. This means that if a customer exits the product during the term they are liable to pay potentially enormous fees, sometimes up to 50% of the loan's value. The banks knew they were exposing the customer to the risk of this 'contingent liability' but customers did not have this properly explained to them.
In many cases the bank made the purchase of an IRHP a condition of new or continued lending, often introducing it at the last minute so the customer had no choice. The condition of lending was often not legitimate as the customer did not need any interest rate protection. So, whether the risks of an IRHP were not adequately explained or the IRHP was a condition of lending, customers were denied the opportunity of making an informed choice when entering into the IRHP.
It is now widely accepted that IRHPs are inherently unsuitable products for SMEs. This is explained in this document (link to Nick Stoop doc).
What is the consequence of having an IRHP?
While the banks advised that interest rates would rise, rates in fact fell to historically low levels. This meant that those customers who entered into IRHPs did not enjoy the benefit of these low rates, but instead were stuck on substantially higher rates under the IRHP they had entered into. Businesses have therefore been unable to refinance, left facing crippling monthly repayments and/or exorbitant breakage costs to extricate themselves from their IRHP.
The knock-on effects vary in severity. Businesses have been starved of cash during a recession due to paying high interest rates and have stagnated because of an inability to refinance or sell assets. Others have suffered hardship after paying large break costs. Many failed to meet repayments, or were found in default because of a loan-to-value (LTV) breach which led to them being put in 'Business Support Units' such as RBS' Global Restructuring Group which charged crippling fees. Many businesses became insolvent and were pushed into administration and many individuals have been bankrupted.
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In some cases the bank included a clause which allowed the bank to terminate the IRHP if it became unfavourable to them after say, 5 years and at quarterly intervals thereafter. In effect, the customer is therefore selling options to the bank. The bank has it both ways – if interest rates fall the customer pays; if the rates go up the bank can end the IRHP.
In many cases the bank sold customers IRHPs for longer periods than the loans they were meant to cover. This meant that the customer still had to make payments under IRHP contract even though the loan had finished and had to pay a breakage cost to terminate the IRHP.
Commission-led sales
One of the reasons that banks failed to explain the negative aspects of the IRHPs was because the IRHPs were sold by specialist teams who earned high levels of commission by selling them. These employees were introduced to customers by commercial lending managers as 'advisers' within the bank whose role was to explain and to facilitate. They were actually salesmen from the banks' treasury department whose role was to sell a financial product. In some cases the commercial lending managers dealing with customers were also paid commission for IRHPs sold to their customers.
If bank employees are highly incentivised to sell IRHPs it is easy to understand why those bank employees did not explain in great detail to the customer the risks and long-term liabilities that the customer was accepting when they entered into it. It is self-evident that that was not done because once those risks are explained it becomes clear that IRHPs are not suitable products for SMEs.
Aren't there rules against this?
Yes, by selling IRHPs to unsophisticated business customers the banks breached the FCA Conduct of Business Rules (COBS) and the Business Banking Code, and arguably common law. COBS apply to banks selling an IRSA to a customer, and the most relevant of these are HERE.
COBS 9.2.1(1) – If the bank recommends an IRSA to a customer then it has to comply with the suitability obligation of COBS 9. This requires the bank to take reasonable steps to ensure that any personal recommendation given by it was suitable for the customer receiving the recommendation.
COBS 9.2.1(2) – To enable it to make a suitable recommendation the bank should have obtained information regarding the customer's knowledge and experience in the field of interest rate derivatives and taken into account their personal financial situation.
COBS 9.2.2 – The information the bank obtains has to be sufficient to enable it to have a basic understanding of the essential facts about the customer and to establish a reasonable basis for believing that the product is such that the customer has the necessary experience and knowledge to understand the risks involved. Also, that it meets the customer's investment objectives, and that the customer is able to financially bear the related risks.
COBS 9.3.2 – The Bank has to carry out an adequate assessment of the expertise, experience and knowledge of the customer in the field of interest rate derivatives to establish that he was capable of making an informed investment decision and capable of understanding the risks involved.
COBS 9.2.6 – The failure to obtain necessary information to assess suitability prohibits the Bank from making a personal recommendation.
The bank often told the customer all about the benefits of an IRHP in a high interest-rate environment and neglected to properly explain the potential risks in a low interest rate one. Often the banks acted as an adviser to the owner of the small business and this brings with it clear responsibilities and a duty of care which in many cases the bank breached.
It is quite clear that in many cases the customers did not understand the IRSA they were sold. Often their background and education meant they were not able to comprehend the arrangements being sold to them. In many cases the bank did not properly advise the customer about the potential costs of exiting the IRSA being proposed by the bank.
If the bank acted as an adviser then it has higher duties to the customer (including possible fiduciary obligations). Whilst in practice banks often advise customers when selling IRHPs, if a dispute arises, they will commonly deny that they did advise the customer. This denial may well be in cases where it is self-evident from circumstances of the transaction that the bank did advise their customer to enter into an IRHP.
The bank will seek to rely on exclusion of liability and non-reliance clauses within the contract. Banks are keen to avoid the potential tortious and contractual liability which can follow from the relationship of adviser. Exclusion clauses are the central means by which banks attempt to exclude liability for negligence. Non-reliance statements are the central means by which banks attempt to exclude liability for misrepresentation.


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Hey all. I just discovered Tabbles and installed it and did a few tests.
I'm using the cloud service. If I like the software and decide to buy a licence, I'm gonna install it in my 2 PCs and a laptop. I'm also buying a NAS to expand my storage and make it easier to share my files. While I move them to NAS, it will be awesome to take the opportunity to go tagging them.
But then I wonder, should I stay on the cloud, or is it worthy taking the trouble to install MSSQL at home? I suppose the export and import zipped xml will allow me to anytime export data from Cloud and import it to local MSSQL, so I suppose I won't need to worry in needing to restart the tagging work if I decide to do this move.
My concern now is how much resource a MSSQL instance with only Tabble will require.
I use MSSQL 2012 Enterprise at work and it's really heavy. It loves to eat all available RAM and load as many tables as possible to it. Even when there's only 1 user (dev env) and not much data stored.
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>Hello John M.: Thanks for the information. I looked Kosice up in theI have very little knowledge of Slovak but will try a rough translation of
>atlas, noticed Presov, and remembered my father saying that's where
>his father came from. I'm trying to find history and current
>information on Mala Vieska, and found one site in Slovak.
>http://www.cassovia.sk/druzstevna/mv.php3. The English translation
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some of the page. The page starts out and gives the history of the names
the village has had since about 1423. It says that it became a Slovak
village in 1773. It mentions something about the records include the names
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believe the number of people in the town. These towns and villages are in
the Koicie-okolie districts, which is the okres or district surrounding
Drustevná pri Hornáde,
Starost (mayor) Ján Suc^ko, Ing.,
055 / 6981 005, 6981 202 phone,
044 31 postal code,
3,183 population
>Can you reccommend other sites? I don't know of a Joseph Trojcak in ourMany people write a letter to the mayor of the village in Slovak and ask
>family. Now that you've located phone numbers for Troychaks in Slovakia
>that may be my family, what do you think is the best way to proceed?
him to pass the information in the letter on to people of the same
surname. I don't know how successful this approach is.
John M.
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