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Digital is spurring unprecedented data at high velocity from variety of sources, overwhelming business. Cloud presents unique opportunities to harness data like never before—allowing businesses the flexibility to provision infrastructure and scale up and down automatically.
Businesses can store, analyze historical and real-time data at a fraction of traditional cost. Analyzing data is providing competitive advantage with insights into customer behaviour, ability to identify new market opportunities, detect and prevent frauds, anticipate customer need, innovate better products and services, and become more customer-centric organization.
Our team helps you take advantage of scale and manage petabytes of data easily without worrying about cost and complexity. We help you develop big data frameworks and analytics applications while relieving your data scientists and developers to focus on finding answers your business seeks.
"The superb technical competence of Umbrella allows us to focus on designing technicalities specific to our business objectives, namely compliance and security. AWS infrastructure gives us scalability and reliability, which is critical to achieve our business objectives."
"We thank Umbrella for successful migration of infrastructure from Singapore to Mumbai. The team extended supported at all levels to deliver world-class architecture. The team is well-versed with AWS services helping them to articulate plans effectively and deliver within tight timelines."
It was a wonderful experience working with Umbrella—extremely customer focused, listening to the customer and always extending best help possible. The team is ready to learn skills if something new comes up. I will heartily recommend Umbrella to anyone seeking help to deploy AWS infrastructure services.
"Umbrella has been a trusted advisor—educating us about Cloud and its benefits and continues to guide us on optimizing performance and achieving cost savings."
During our long association with Umbrella, the company has been highly responsive, deeply committed and takes ownership—the team combines transparency with diligence and agility to deliver projects with passion and excellence."
Umbrella has in-depth understanding of Cloud best practices, well-architected framework and methodologies—enabling us to achieve high elasticity and performance, while ensuring business continuity during and post migration."
Our objective was to deliver good customer experience with stable deployment and responsive architecture. Umbrella enabled us to achieve high performance and enhanced security. We achieved continuous cost reductions even as our infrastructure was expanding."
Our existing traditional systems were slow, and clearly ill-equipped to deliver our need to analyse huge data sets in real time. Umbrella designed a high performing, scalable and cost-effective analytics solution in the AWS Cloud enabling us get insights into market trends in real-time, understand needs and design tests and packages."


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Because each person has different passions and interests, we create a special tour to suit the budget and desires of each one based on how many days, the places you want to see, the itinerary u want to do. With Adrar Travel you realize that we have the best tours in Morocco. We look forward to making your trip to Morocco a great experience!
With us you can have unforgotten trip and adventure in Morocco, we offer hiking trips in all over the Atlas mountains; to visit more than 10 peaks over than 3000m as well as trekking in desert where you can experience the legend of the Sahara, 4wd tours to discover most of the wonderful cities, desert, gorges and valley of Morocco in a few days. For our exceptional trip « Nomad Home stay » to discover the lifestyle of nomads; which is our suggestion to explore the old Moroccan lifestyle.
Tours may last a single day to several weeks and can start at any time of the day, any day of the week, departure anywhere in Morocco, due to your request. Our guides and drivers are very professional with more than 10 years of the experience. Please have a look at our suggested tours to find the ideal tour you want, and let us know if you have a different itinerary.
Pricing Information:
The cost will vary based on the following factors:
- The number of days in the trip you choose.
- The city of the departure and the arrival city.
- Depends on the season you came in, as there is the high and low season which makes difference in prices.
- The number of people in the party – the more of your traveling, the cheaper the tour gets as you are sharing the cost of 4×4 wheel car & fuel & driver (friends, family, and loved ones)
- Hotels/Riads – most of our accommodation is based on 3* Riads and hotels, however, luxurious accommodations are also available or even special luxury tents with private bathrooms in the desert
- The activities -4wd tours, hiking, camel trekking, sand boarding, skiing, Quads etc.
Please contact us for a complimentary quote of your desired itinerary based on the number of travelers, dates of your trip, and the places you would like to see.
Sample itineraries:
Pricing per person based on a Morocco tour for 4 travelers:
- One day tour with a private driver starting from 50 Euros/pp
- Three-day tour with a private driver/guide starting from 175 Euros/pp
The payment:
- Once you confirm one of our tours, we require a 25% deposit to secure your reservation. The balance is due upon arrival. Your confirmation will arrive by email as well as the full details of your tour.
- We encourage families to travel with us and offer a 20% reduction for children 12 years of age and younger.
- The tour price will be adjusted if you prefer luxury accommodations or if other modifications have been agreed upon in advance.
Cancellation policy:
- If for some reason it is necessary to cancel your tour with us, your deposit will be refunded up until 20 days prior to the trip departure date. After 20 days, your deposit will be forfeited and cannot be refunded. The date of cancellation will be set by the post-date of your email correspondence with us.
Payment options:
- Deposit payments can be made by electronic bank transfer, PayPal using most of the credit/debit cards or PayPal account. we accept bank (wire) transfer, Western Union or MoneyGram. With MoneyGram and Western Union, you can transfer money using your credit card online, by phone or by visiting a store location.
For the balance is to be paid in cash (Dirhams, USD, Euros or Pounds MAD, euros, dollars or sterling.
Why booking with us?
- We are full training and licensed guides in CFAMM( centre de formation aux métiers montagne)
- Our team is a proficient and friendly team of local drivers/guides available 7 days a week to assist you.
- We promise an 'uncompromising determination to deliver the best experience'.
- We are based right here in Morocco. It's our 'backyard'. We travel, explore and enjoy the same places and things we recommend to our guests.
- We respond to each and every inquiry the same day we receive. We value your inquiry and of course your time.
- We create unique experiences, each one designed around your wishes and requests.
- Our pricing is competitive
- Our team loves his land; its population, culture, history, geography…the reason why he has Great knowledge of Morocco, with exceptional service.
- We try to help nomads to maintain their own lifestyle as it's a special heritage of Morocco. any booking with us will help these families.
- Our unique systems ensure accuracy and quality in managing your reservations.
- Our itineraries are superbly detailed and clearly indicate what is included and the room type or name we are suggesting and reserving for you.
- We provide you with constant support should you need it while in Morocco
- Whatever your goal we make it achievable, we welcome all abilities, all levels of fitness, all ages, we have something for everyone.

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Immigration and Citizenship Program
This program was created to advice, assist and represent the immigrants in their immigration procedures before the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), and related agencies and departments. Through this program, IACO helps American citizens and legal permanent residents in the process of family reunification. The program further seeks to guide these immigrants in their processes to legal residency and naturalization. IACO's accompaniment does not end with the adjustment of status or when a "Green Card" is granted, IACO accompaniment finishes when the immigrant obtains the American citizenship.
Through this program IACO advices:
American citizens who want to bring their parents, siblings, spouses and children to the United States
American citizens who want to legalize the status of their spouses living in the United States
American citizens who want to bring their fiancés living abroad
Permanent Legal Residents who want to bring their spouses, unmarried children under the age of 21
Permanent Legal Residents who need to renew or replace their Green Card
Immigrants who want to participate in the Visa Diversity Program (Visa Lottery)
Immigrants who want to file a visa petition under the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), as amended by the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). (Self-petition of battered spouses, children or parents
Immigrants who need to apply for a waiver of inadmissibility


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Kimco offers a wide array of chairs to choose from, including ESD-safe and cleanroom options. We also carry many chair accessories and replacement parts.
Please contact us if you need help choosing the right chair for your needs.
ESD Safe Chairs
Task / Industrial Chairs
Replacement Chair Parts
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The Yorkshire Coast's Local Events Guide Submit Event Log In/Sign Up
The What's On Guide is one of the most comprehensive listings for local events happening here on the Yorkshire Coast.
What happens?
Submit the details of your event.
Once it's online, not only is it available for all our website visitors to search through - but we may give it a plug on air, as part of the What's On Guide.
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Crofts at The Wedding Fayre, Scarborough Market Hall
Sunday 14th April, 2019 11:00am to 2:00pm
Tel: 01723 447965
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Web: http://ww.croftschocolates.com
Scarborough Market Hall
St Helens Square
The chocolatiers, based in Newborough, Scarborough, will launch their new bespoke branding service at the Wedding Fair in Scarborough's Market Hall, St Helen's Square on Sunday 14th April, 11am to 2pm.
This innovative 'edible technology' has been kept under wraps by co-owner of Crofts, Alex Grant, ahead of its official launch.
Alex said: "This is an exciting development for us here at Crofts. We've invested in specialist technology that creates edible designs for our delicious artisan chocolates.
"From business logos to images, from wedding messages to birthday wishes, we can brand our handcrafted chocolates to specific customer requirements."
The service, which is being launched for their white chocolate range to begin with, means businesses and individuals can order a minimum of 15 delicious chocolates, each of which will have a special message, image or logo, creating a unique and memorable gift or bespoke branded product.
Alex continued: "Customers can give us their design 'wish-list' and we can then create the agreed design ready for their special box of chocolates.
"This service will be ideal for hotel and guesthouses in the area that want to wow their guests if they're celebrating a special occasion. For individuals, the idea of having a special message or image on our chocolates is a perfect way to celebrate that birthday, anniversary, wedding … in fact, any special occasion."
Wedding fair
Sunday 14th April, 2019 11:00am to 2:00pm
Tel: 07738114811
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Web: http://www.scarboroughmarkethall
Scarborough Market Hall
St Helens Square
Spring Wedding Fair
Sunday 14th April, 2019 11:00am to 2:00pm
Tel: 07738114811
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Web: http://www.scarboroughmarkethall.co.uk
Scarborough Market Hall
St Helens Square
Cloud K9 Fun Dog Show!
Sunday 14th April, 2019 11:30am to 4:00pm
Tel: 01723 821888
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Web: http://www.scarboroughspa.co.uk
Scarborough Spa
Come and join in the fun with competitions, games and fabulous prizes!
Who knows, you might just meet your new best friend!
Cloud K9 Charity Fun Dog Show
Sunday 14th April, 2019 11:30am to 4:00pm
Tel: 07736074405
Email: email@example.com
Web: http://www.cloudk9rescue.co.uk
Scarborough spa
South bay
Any donations for prizes are greatly appreciated
Charity family fun day
Sunday 14th April, 2019 12:00pm to 4:00pm
Tel: 07885597492
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Eastfield Community Centre
I am doing a charity family fun day at Eastfield Community Centre on the 14th April and all money raised will be donated to The Lily Foundation.
We're having lots of stalls, bouncy castle, face painting, raffle, etc.
Mulgrave Open Gardens (in aid of Lythe School)
Sunday 14th April, 2019 1:00pm to 5:00pm
Tel: 07790920073
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
There will be something for everyone! Amongst the many attractions there will be an exciting 'Easter Trail' with prizes. Also a chocolate tombola, children's games, a cake stall and the usual delicious 'Cream Teas'!
Entry is £4 for adults and children go free! There is ample free parking!
Come along and see these beautiful gardens in all their Spring glory!
In preparation for the day itself all of the children at Lythe School are busy making Easter related items to sell on the day, and learning to become 'enterprising' in their thinking.
Seashore Detective with Yorkshire Wildlife Trust
Sunday 14th April, 2019 2:00pm to 4:00pm
Tel: 01262 422103
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Web: http://www.ywt.org.uk/events
Living Seas Centre
South Sea Road (South)
This is a family event and booking is essential via www.ywt.org.uk/events
£4 per child YWT-member; £6 per child non-member. Accompanying adults FREE.
Gothic Afternoon Tea
Sunday 14th April, 2019 6:00pm
Tel: 07938 175309
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Web: https://hettyandbetty.co.uk/whats-on/
Hetty and Betty (Ballroom)
7 Baxtergate
During the Whitby Goth weekend 12th-14th April, you can enjoy a delicious Gothic Afternoon Tea.
Freshly made sandwiches, devilishly delicious cakes, and homemade scones with lashings of cream and jam, all washed down with unlimited tea/coffee – with a Gothic twist!
£13 per person. Booking required on 07398 175309 or by email at email@example.com
Books By The Beach - Michael Palin: EREBUS, The St
Sunday 14th April, 2019 7:00pm to 9:00pm
Tel: 01723 821888
Email: email@example.com
Web: http://www.ScarboroughSpa.co.uk
South Bay
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He explores the careers of the ship's explorers and the courage of British sailors and officers on their voyages to the ends of the earth.
To help tell this story Michael travelled to various locations around the world to search for local information and to experience at first hand the terrain and conditions that would have confronted the Erebus and her crew. His account combines a chilling adventure and a golden age polar exploration.
Michael has written and starred in many TV programmes and films. He has also made travel documentaries taking him from the Poles to the Sahara Desert.
His books include accounts of his journeys, two novels and several volumes of diaries. From 2009 -2012 he was president of the Royal Geographic Society and in 2013 made a BAFTA fellow.
Don't miss this chance to meet Michael and have a book signed by him at the event
All Tickets: £12 (plus booking fees)
Martha, Josie and the Chinese Elvis
Sunday 14th April, 2019 7:30pm to 10:30pm
Tel: 01723 370541
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Web: http://www.sjt.uk.com/whatson
Stephen Joseph Theatre
Her daughter Brenda-Marie with a wisdom beyond her years; Martha - Josie's devout Irish cleaner who's none the wiser about Josie's 'job' and happy to keep it that way, make up the party but then an unexpected guest arrives that has the potential to upstage the King himself.
Heartfelt, poignant, and funny in equal measure, Martha, Josie and the Chinese Elvis captures the glimmer of promise and potential that lies in all of us - shining a spotlight on the opportunities that are out there, if only we choose to take them.


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An egg a day keeps the doctor away? It's been my go-to for years.
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The Incredible, Edible Egg
An egg a day keeps the doctor away? It's been my go-to for years.
An egg a day keeps the doctor away? It's been my go-to for years.
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I like eggs. I've almost mastered hard boiling them in the oven, I've made egg muffins, but I'm not so great at making them many other ways.
And then… as I was walking through Kohls… I saw the DashGo egg cooker. With this thing, you can poach eggs, boil them, make omelettes and more. They give you a few different containers to make your eggs in, but it's as simple as pouring the egg into their container, pouring the designated amount of water they tell you to into the basin, cover and let it work it's magic. No timer. No watching. Just leave it and walk away until they're done. Once the water is evaporated it knows to turn off.
I love this because I don't have a ton of time to make breakfast in the morning but I can get my eggs started while I'm getting ready and they're done when I'm done. Amazing.
This video from DashGo says it all. Check it out, then go buy one if you're looking for a way to make your eggs. You're welcome.
One of my favorite things to do is prepare something for the week so I don't have to do it during the week. I've been preparing lunches for the week for a long time and just discovered something healthier for breakfast that isn't yogurt full of all kinds of crazy ingredients I can't pronounce: Egg muffins!
I found the recipe on Kalyn's Kitchen's and it's a great low carb way to start your day. Kaylyn's Kitchen is a great website to bookmark for low carb ideas, that's where I found my absolute favorite mashed cauliflower from.
I'll explain things for a metal muffin pan, but if you have silicone, be sure to check out that link.
Servings: 12 (each)
You'll need:
Let them cool for 15 to 20 minutes, then I just baggy them up or however you want to store them! I have a convection oven so during the week I will re-heat them at 350°F for five minutes then they are ready to go.
Also, the Spike seasoning is a great add to anything. I've tossed it into some of the things I have been making lately and it adds a lot of flavor.


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Search for hotels in these San Francisco neighborhoods
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|The cheapest time to book hotels in San Francisco is: 1-2 star, on the same day that your stay begins. 3 star, on the same day that your stay begins. 4-5 star, on the same day that your stay begins.
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$90 - $108
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$196 - $232
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$269 - $312
San Francisco is a walking city. Even the locals skip their vehicles to walk, jog, and ride their bike. For you, that means plentiful public transportation throughout the bay and inland. Attractions are strategically placed together, so do not waste your money or time with a cab. Instead, take a double-decker bus sightseeing tour. The city bus system, Muni Transit, takes you to Golden Gate Park, all the beaches, and Golden Gate Bridge for $2.50 USD as an adult and $1.00 USD for seniors and youth. Lastly, the Market Street Railway runs from Market Street to Fisherman's Wharf and into The Embarcadero. These are historic trolley cars restored from around the world and a classic way to explore the city.
While the area is always sunny, the temperatures fluctuate greatly from the Hills to the Wharf. The sea breeze makes for chilly afternoons and mornings, and even summer has its cooler days.
Become a city VIP with the City Pass. You save 50 percent off admission to the biggest attractions, plus a 7-day Muni and trolley pass. The pass is $89 USD per person and includes attractions like the Exploratorium, California Academy of Sciences, and Aquarium of the Bay.
San Francisco is by far one of the most iconic cities in the U.S. Sitting along the coast and offering you 47-square miles of distinct neighborhoods and unique culture, there is little to dislike here. The city has many hidden gems, quaint locations, and hip trendy blocks to explore. When looking for hotels in San Francisco, the neighborhood you choose determines plenty about your experience here:
Downtown San Francisco
Downtown is where you go to soak up the history, waterfront, and endless hills. Union Square is the center of downtown, and it is a hip, lively urban neighborhood. If you find yourself drawn into the arts, stay at Hotel des Arts, a hybrid art gallery and hotel. If you prefer the extravagance of silk sheets and a more luxurious setting, head over to Hotel Union Square instead.
North Beach and Hill Central
North Beach is the original waterfront area of San Francisco and home to the Italian community. It is also home to the sloping residential streets you see in movies. Russian Hill and Telegraph Hill are residential areas, but have quaint gardens hidden between the historic townhomes. The Fairmont San Francisco is a landmark of the Hills and offers amazing views thanks to its perched location atop the hillside. Washington Square Inn overlooks Washington Square and offers a European-style design with a bed and breakfast-like stay.
Northern Waterfront
Northern Waterfront is a mash-up of a variety of cultures and people. You venture through the wealthiest neighborhoods, then into the business sector, until you finally arrive at the stunning vistas and the must-see Fisherman's Wharf that offers trips over to Angel Island and Alcatraz. When staying here, try The Queen Anne Hotel, which is a breathtakingly restored Victorian building or the Hotel del Sol for an upbeat, chic stay.
Civic Center
The Civic Center is the perfect place if you want the classic San Francisco experience, including the Symphony, Opera, Ballet, and the SFJAZZ Center. Hotels in this area include the Travelodge San Francisco Central, Axiom Hotel, and The Pickwick Hotel.
If you are a fitness enthusiast, Embarcadero offers you views of Bay Bridge, workout locations nearby, and running along Pier 39. Stay at the classic Argonaut Hotel or Hotel Zephyr to stay close to the walking routes and clean, healthy eating restaurants.
The best area to stay for a budget-friendly hotel is the South of Market (SoMa) district. You do not have to stay in a hostel, but you can still get a cheap room in the heart of downtown. Stay away from the Tenderloin and Civic Center districts, because while they offer hostels, they generally tend to have higher crime rates and are not very tourist-friendly. The Travelodge By the Bay in the Marina District offers a budget-friendly stay, and so does The Wharf Inn (which is actually a motel).
Attractions in San Francisco can be overwhelming. You have numerous museums, walking tours, and historic sites to explore throughout the city. Regardless of how much time you have, be sure to squeeze in some of the classics, like:
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Gary M. Davis received a BFA in computer animation over sixteen years ago. Since that time, he has been heavily involved with computer graphics and simulation for the fields of visual effects, design visualization and realtime content creation. His production client list includes ABC, MTV, Twentieth Century Fox, The Sci-Fi Channel, Disney, Universal and Lockheed, among numerous others. In addition to his production work, Davis is currently the only worldwide, certified training specialists for 3ds Max, Combustion and Toxik. He has written for several industry publications including Create Magazine and is the author of, The Easy Guide to Combustion. Specializing in the integration of 3D and compositing applications, he continues to train and consult with his company, visualZ, LLC. http://www.visualZ.com
Todd Groves first delved into the world of visual effects by working with Alan Bell on Walt Disney Studio's "Miracle" (2004). More recently he worked as a compositor on "The Comebacks" - Fox Atomic, "Hoot" - Walden Media, "Little Manhattan" - New Regency Entertainment, as well as many others. Being an artist for most of his life, Todd came to love films as another means of artistic expression. Like many filmmakers it was seeing the science fiction film classic "Star Wars" that inspired Todd to learn about the making of films from behind the camera. Not content with simply going with what he knows now, Todd is always involved in some form of training and can often be found participating in communities for visual effects and CG challenges.
Spencer Armajo has created animation, graphics, and visual effects for national and regional commercials, episodic television main titles, and various network broadcast productions. As a freelance artist, his credits include music videos for Three 6 Mafia, Chiodos, Tha Dogg Pound, and the short-lived series, "The Drew Carey Green Screen Show."


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Can you even imagine pimping out your sweet little 5-year old? Can you imagine the kind of perversion that would allow someone to find a child sexually attractive?
I am saddened and apalled and disgusted. People never cease to amaze me with the horrid things they can imagine doing to each other. This makes me so sick, I can't even form coherent words about it...
This little girl was 5. And her mother prostitued her out to some equally twisted individual who killed her. Her own mother did this to her! Her mother!!
The death penalty is hard thing. I can't fathom the mental and emotional torture of being the one to decide or carry out the punishment. Sometimes, however, I think it is warranted. Sometimes people cross a line where their actions are just so antisocial that they need to be removed from humanity. If even half of this news story is really true, this is one of those times!


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Many smartphone users are dependent on Wi-Fi connections. But it is a boring task to find, set up and configure them.
If you're willing to make you Wi-Fi connections look cute and lovely, this is it. Wi-Fi Rabbit is a widget which will let you toggle and configure your Wi-Fi connections easily.
Once you install the app, just place a widget. You will get a cute rabbit icon appearing on the screen. When you tap this icon, it will show you the following on the screen:
Wi-Fi toggle button
Current Wi-Fi connection status
Available Wi-Fi spots and their signal strength
Notice the different rabbit icons depending on the signal strength. How cute! The rabbit widget icon on the home screen changes in the same manner as well. For example, a standard rabbit icon for a Wi-Fi connection with fair signal strength.
And amazingly, even though this is a rabbit widget, you can choose non-rabbit icons.
Left one is with the cat icons and the right with rabbit #2 icons. They are showing the signal strength with not just with their expression but their entire body.
You can also customize the colors of the home screen widget icons.
This app is highly recommended for the girls who are dependent on Wi-Fi.
Time Played: about 15 minutes
Device used: HTC J(ISW13HT)
Version: 1.0.1
Publisher: FickleRobot
Last Updated: 8/8/2012
Price: free
Compatibility: Android 2.1 or higher
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Release 1.1 (Blaze) Notes
Although this release is numbered as a "minor" release, it has some major changes in functionality. Here are some things to look out for in converting to this release:
Major changes [edit section]The major changes to Fuego in this release can be categorized as follows:
- Changes to Jenkins (or the Jenkins/Fuego interface)
- Changes to the directory layout
- Changes to the script system
- New transports
- Additional tests
Changes to Jenkins [edit section]There were major changes to
- Fuego now uses a much more recent version of Jenkins (v2.32.1)
- It uses the default Jenkins interface.
- Very few plugins are now required by Fuego itself (only 3)
- If you are unfamiliar with Jenkins, it is much easier to find information about the default Jenkins interface, than one customized with lots of plugins.
- If you want to customize this interface you still can, by selecting and configuring your own set of plugins.
- Nodes are added with a command line tool, rather than in the interface.
- Creating a node is simpler. See 'ftc add-nodes'
- Jobs are added with a command line tool, rather than in the interface.
- You can create a whole set of jobs based on a testplan, at one time
- You can create jobs for different specs.
- This makes it unnecessary to store Jenkins config.xml files for test jobs.
- This means that Fuego is more independent of Jenkins versions.
- Variables to control tests are now edited in the command block for the job, instead of via user interface elements
- e.g. Rebuild, Reboot, Test_PreCleanup, Test_PostCleanup, FUEGO_DEBUG
- This eliminates the need for some Jenkins plugins
- Build pages now shows links to the Fuego test data
- The post_test phase is now implemented by the script system itself, instead of being a Jenkins post build action.
Changes to directory layout [edit section]Almost all of the Fuego directories have changed locations. They used to be expressed as a set of directories under /userdata and /home/jenkins.
For ease of development, Fuego directories are now expressed in 3 sets of directories inside the container:
- /fuego-ro
- /fuego-rw
- /fuego-core
In particular the script system and test directories (in fuego-core) are now visible outside the docker container. This means it is much easier to add new tests, specs, or testplans, or edit the fuego scripts themselves.
Here are some specific directories that have moved locations:
- /userdata/conf/boards is now in /fuego-ro/boards
- /userdata/toolchains is now in /fuego-ro/toolchains
- /userdata/logs is now in /fuego-rw/logs
- /home/jenkins/fuego/engine is now in /fuego-core/engine
- <fuego-core>/engine/scripts/overlays/specs - is now gone
- spec files are now placed in their corresponding test directories
- <fuego-core>/engine/jobs - has now been removed
- Jenkins jobs files are now created using 'ftc add-jobs'
- /userdata/logs/tests.info is now gone
- Benchmark metrics are now placed in their corresponding test directories
Changes to the script system [edit section]A number of variables have been changed in the Fuego script system.
The most visible ones are those that used to be in board files, and formerly in Jenkins jobs. Here's what happened to these:
- in the Fuego board file:
- FUEGO_HOME is now BOARD_TESTDIR
- DISTRIB is used to declare the distribution used on a board
- This used to be in the Jenkins node file for a board
- It is now defined in the board file.
- It is now declared without a directory name:
- instead of "distrib/nologread.dist", just declare "nologread.dist"
- BOARD_OVERLAY - is no longer used (or needed)
- The Jenkins NODE_NAME is used to determine the board file to use
The following internal variables are removed or changed. These should not be used by any tests, but if they are, here are the equivalents.
- FUEGO_ENGINE_PATH - is no longer used - use $FUEGO_CORE/engine
- FUEGO_SCRIPTS_PATH - is no longer used - use $FUEGO_CORE/engine/scripts
- FUEGO_PARSER_PATH - is no longer used - use $FUEGO_CORE/engine/parser
- FUEGO_TESTS_PATH - is no longer used - use $FUEGO_CORE/engine/tests
- FUEGO_LOG_PATH - is no longer used - use $FUEGO_RW/logs
The only one of these that should appear in a test script should really be $FUEGO_CORE/engine/scripts, to source the <test_type>.sh script. (e.g. functional.sh, benchmark.sh, stress.sh).
New transports [edit section]Two new transports have been added to this release:
- ttc
- serial
The "ttc" transport is mainly of interest to Sony developers who are using the "ttc" tool to manage their board farms. (Actually, this was introduced in Fuego version 1.0.9, but it is supported in the 1.1 release).
The "serial" transport is for boards that have no networking capability, and are only connected to the host via a serial port.
Support for both of these transports is experimental in this release. There are known bugs with both of them. However, some tests can run with these, and it was deemed important to get the functionality into the hands of interested Fuego users.
Additional tests [edit section]A number of new tests have been added, including some for testing Fuego functionality itself. A set of tests were added from the AGL-JTA project. These latter tests need more work to preserve reporting capabilities that were available in JTA. But this release provides a baseline of operation for these tests, to build upon for the next release.
Here are the Fuego functionality tests that were added:
- check_plots
- abort
- board_check
- test_phases
- transport These test various aspects of the Fuego system itself, or of the configuration of a board in the Fuego system.
Here is a partial list of other tests that were added:
- xorg-macros
- tiff
- thrift
- protobuf
- pppd
- pixman
- net-tools
- neon
- lwip
- libwebsocket
- libtar
- librsv
- voice processing
- kmod
- network tool iptables,libpcap and iputils.
- imagemagick.
- hciattach
- glibc
- giflib
- fuse
- fixesproto
- curl
- libcroco
- bsdiff
- C++ lib boost
Several existing tests were improved. For example functionality was added to the LTP test (Linux Test Project test), to support creating an Excel spreadsheet of results of the individual LTP sub-tests.
Bugfixes [edit section]There were numerous bugfixes in this release. Some of the major ones were:
- Support for target-side temp directories that are erased between reboots
- Better support for handling board reboots
- Handling of proxies during the Docker container build
- Change in the pre-processor declaration for the Debian ARM cross-compilers
- This allows many more tests to use this cross-compiler, which has it's own install script in Fuego
Roadmap [edit section]This release took a long time - almost 6 months. We would like to have shorter releases for the next year (possibly 3 or 4-months apart). We have several important features to release and we'd like to get them to users as soon as possible.
The features that are candidates for the 1.2 release are:
- completion of support for all required AGL features (the AGL-JTA unfork)
- LAVA integration
- test reports
- unified output format - convert all test results to json format
- test dependency system
- test server system
- test package system
- additional tests
- some CVE-related tests
- especially a year-2038 test


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My Redskins Hangover
You know the feeling.
The first painful rays of morning light reach your retina like red hot pokers. You rise. The routine motions and sounds of the beginning of a normal day bring not comfort, but dizziness and nausea. Bile rises in the back of your throat. An all too familiar sense of inexplicable failure and disappointment hangs in the heavy air.
You�re a Redskins fan in February. And your team hasn�t played a meaningful football game in months.
You�re smack-dab-in-the-middle of a raging Redskins hangover. Go ahead. Drink a couple of Bloody Marys, snort down a little hair-of-the-dog-that-bit-you. It can�t hurt anything. But nothing from a bottle or can will offer cure or solace for what ails you. You�re emotionally spent. You long ago spotted a beautiful creature, sauntered confidently up to her, got to know her, feeling the full swell of adolescent infatuation. Then you fell in love with her.
Horribly, inescapably, irretrievably in love with her.
Turns out, she�s just a cruel bitch who�s only after your money.
What to do, what to do? She�s out of town for awhile now. Something about renegotiating a contract at work. But in a few months, or a year from now, she�ll be back. She�ll ride back into town in all her glory. She�ll be in the best shape of her life, looking better than ever before. She�ll have �gotten it together�. �This time it�ll be different� she assures you - wasted words, as you�ve already repeated the mantra to yourself a hundred times before the intoxicating smell of her perfume wafted again into your life.
She is a cold, hard, beautiful, mesmerizingly heartless bitch. And she�ll be back any minute now.
This time, it really will be different. Won�t it?
For the sake of the lovestruck, woeful, forlorn fans of the Washington Redskins, we certainly hope so. There�s only so much a fella can take.
But why should we believe it�ll �be different� in 2011? There are precious few reasons to believe. Some fans, myself included, lay our hopes squarely on the seeming competence and experience of Mike Shanahan. He�s done it before, he can do it again. Shanahan shouldn�t be held hostage to the unrealistic first year dreams of starved for success Redskins fans. The 2010 Redskins did improve. But there were signs of cracks in Shanahan�s legacy. He inherited some problems, to be sure. Acquiring Albert Haynesworth wasn�t on Shanahan, but his bungling management of the situation did nothing to either make him a productive Redskin or increase his trade value. And Shanahan made bigger errors all on his own. Playing draft pick craps and rolling the dice on Donovan McNabb was the biggest of them all. Apparently the dealer, who looked remarkably like Andy Reid, played with loaded dice. Shanahan�s less than forthright management of the McNabb disaster only set the Redskins back further in what fans hoped would be a season of steady progression and fundamental improvement.
So how will we cure our massive Redskins hangover? What are the ingredients of the magic elixir that will soothe our pain, settle our stomachs, clear the redness from our eyes, and bring us the hope and courage to face another burgundy and gold colored dawn?
One thing is clear � the Redskins who will help quieten the throbbing pounding in our heads are probably not on this roster yet. The Redskins must begin to find them. Despite a scarcity of picks, there may not have been a more important NFL draft upcoming than the 2011 version. The Redskins have so many needs � quarterback, offensive line, wide receiver to name just a few � they simply can�t afford a single blown pick.
Mike Shanahan and Bruce Allen deserved and received the benefit of the doubt in their freshman term. Even rabid fans understand, organizational change does not happen overnight. But having had a year to rediscover the lay of their NFL land, and assess the state of this franchise, year two is go-time. We�ll need every ounce of their savvy, competence, and steady-handed leadership to move this team forward to a winning paradigm.
Over the coming weeks, we�ll gargle and rinse the last final remnants of our 2010 season hangover from our mouths. We�ll start to think about how satisfying and good that first taste of Redskins football will be again. We�ll begin to remember how incredibly sexy, attractive, and alluring that formerly cruel and unsatisfying woman we love can be.
And God help us, we�ll start to pine for her again.
Here�s to hoping, in 2011, that love is just a little bit less unrequited.


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Actress Valery Ortiz of "Hit The Floor"
What You Will Hear In This Episode:
Valery Ortiz is one of Maxim Espanol Magazine's 50 Most Beautiful People. She is also a movie and television star that is best known for her work in the popular series South of Nowhere and now in VH1's Hit The Floor! In the show, Valery plays the role of Raquel Saldana, a single mom who is a friend to many of the girls on the Devil's squad. More than all of her acting accolades, Valery is a kind, generous, and caring person who puts her family above everything. She is a wonderful person to be around and it's no wonder she has had so much success in a very difficult industry. I hope you enjoy our quick interview!
Items Mentioned In The Podcast:
- Valery started doing a show called SPLAT! on Nickelodeon when one of her co-hosts encouraged her to try her luck in Los Angeles. Her friend Ben introduced her to the right people and the next thing you know, she was staying!
- For a quick look at the role that Valery has had the chance to play over the last three seasons of "Hit The Floor" on VH1, check THIS video out!
- One of Valery's first roles was in the movie "Date Movie," where she played JELL-O. Hilarious. Check it out HERE.
- Valery is also a host at American Latino TV. She covered a behind-the-scenes look at "Hit The Floor." Check it out!
- Valery is training for a triathlon with a goal to do an Ironman Triathlon someday. She is swimming in the Pacific Ocean on a regular basis.
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All Of Kylie Jenner's Best 2015 Hairstyles Ranked From Least Fab To Best Ever — PHOTOS
Kylie Jenner is known not only for her glorious pout, but her ever-changing hair. That's why, with the year coming to a close, I ranked all of Kylie Jenner's best hairstyles from 2015, going from the least fabulous to the best ever. There's no "worst" on this list because, honestly, the girl pulled off every single look she rocked.
In case you missed it, Jenner got majorly personal about her life as a beauty and style icon with Interview magazine. Beyond talking about how she doesn't like makeup (I know, what?!), the celeb shared what makes changing up your hair so significant. She said,
"What I think set [the constant hair changes] off is when I cut my hair off when I was 16 and dyed it blue. After that, I just felt so free and wanted to experiment with my look. I thought I knew who I was and what I wanted to look like, but then once I did that, I was like, 'Whoa, there's a world of difference.' I just felt like I could be whoever I wanted to be, and I'm all about, like, experimenting. I'm still so young, so I'm just having fun."
She's clearly living up to motto of having fun with hair, as the looks below prove she must be making regular visits to salons!
11. Wavy Lob
Don't get me wrong, I think Jenner looks absolutely gorgeous here, but it's not that total stunner look the world has come to expect. I'm digging how classic it is, though!
10. Straight Lob
Again, super digging the classic aspect, but Jenner is so good at rocking bolder looks that this falls just a little flat to me.
9. Bleached Blonde
Now we're getting into color world! I love the grungy exposed roots here.
8. Caramel Kiss
Not natural, but not as intense as the bleach job above. Jenner owns the caramel candy colored hue.
7. Dramatic Bangs
OK, I know it was a wig, but how awesome are those blunt bangs?
6. Long & Flowy
I love the beachy casual vibe here paired with all that shine.
5. Long & Straight
As much as I heart the beach waves, Jenner just looks like a superstar with chic straight locks.
4. Silver Blue
This was hands down one of my favorites on the starlet. I love her fearlessness in rocking it.
3. Ice Blue
I mean, can we stop and just appreciate how much she is #KillingIt in this shade? And yet somehow, her hair looks so healthy.
2. Emerald Green
Ugh, I never thought deep green could look so sexy. I am proven wrong.
1. Teal Kiss
My absolute number one 2015 pick is Jenner's pastel green dye job. Jenner has never looked more fabulous IMO than she did with a shock of soft green and exposed roots.
I seriously cannot wait what Kylie and her hair have in store for us in 2016. More vibrant colors, please!
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January 14, 2020
Age 95
Irving Burgie wrote the calypso song "Day-O" ("The Banana Boat Song") which became a huge hit for singer Harry Belafonte in 1956. For full obituary and coverage from Legacy.com, click here.
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Condolences. May the God of creation comfort you during your time of grief.
January 14, 2020
I would like to express my deepest sympathies for the loss of your loved one, who will be remembered for his classic hit that he penned and also other songs he wrote. A truly talented man. May you find comfort and strength in God during this time of sorrow.
January 02, 2020
I was a friend of Irvings for over a quarter of a century. Abbey Lincoln and I would visit him at his home and also have lunch or dinner together - and once we attended a Broadway show - but for some reason I cant remember the name of the show but I do remember Irving laughing joyously as he helped Abbey and I out of the car.
Irving Burgie had a great love for his communitys many causes and he was a good friend to the many children I helped in my non- profit Harlem Gallery. He...
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December 30, 2019 | New York, NY | Friend
My condolences to the family of Iriving Burgie, we hope many of the encouraging words and thoughts on this site comforts you during this difficult time. May you find comfort in your wealth of fond memories together. Day-O will continue to be a great song. In the days ahead throw all of your sadness, cries and anxieties on the Hearer of Prayers who cares for you.
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December 23, 2019 | Jamaica, NY | Neighbor
On behalf of the Friends of the Minisink Experences, Inc. we send our deepest condolences to the family of Irving Burgie. The Minisink family will miss you dearly.
Friends of the Minisink Experiences, Inc.
December 20, 2019 | New York, NY | Friend
Thank you Mr. Burgie for all your support for the Wilbert E. Burgie Cadet Corps, Inc. The organization will continue to stand with pride and stand strong with the Burgie Family name. You will be missed.
Brenda Francis
December 20, 2019 | Bronx, NY | Coworker
Irving was a dear friend for decades, and I'll miss him. He was a good man. His music will continue to bring pleasure to millions of people, and will be a beautiful memorial to him. My condolences to his family.
Rhoda Karpatkin
December 10, 2019 | New York, NY
My Deepest Condolences to the family of Mr. Irving Burgie, prolific songwriter. It was always a pleasure to chat with him about music and his friendship with (my Great-Uncle) the Late Bennie Benjamin, songwriter and Composer. My prayers are with the family.
Antoinette Pentheny
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Harvard will now play a doubleheader on Saturday, March 12 (Gil Talbot).
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The Crimson and Gators will face off at 4 p.m. on Saturday, as originally scheduled, with the second game set to follow 45 minutes after the first game's completion. The two squads open the series tonight at 7 p.m., and all three games will be broadcast on SEC Network+.


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NRCA is proud to congratulate member Antis Roofing & Waterproofing, Irvine, Calif., for winning the 2017 U.S. Chamber of Commerce Corporate Citizenship Award in the Best Corporate Steward, Small and Mid-Sized Market Business Category.
The Corporate Citizenship Awards honor businesses for their significant positive impacts in communities around the world.
During the past year, Charles Antis, founder and CEO of Antis Roofing & Waterproofing, and his staff donated more than $700,000 through cash and in-kind donations to more than 40 Orange County, Calif., nonprofit organizations, including Habitat for Humanity, Alzheimer's Orange County, Ronald McDonald House, Boys & Girls Club of Garden Grove, OneOC, Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation and Families Forward.
Antis has donated 10 large-scale maintenance projects and 100 leak repairs for families enduring hardship and honors employee requests for pro bono work to aid families in need.
"The Antis team is all-in on putting 'people before profit,' keeping families safe and dry, and saying 'yes' to our nonprofit stakeholders and families in need in our community. We believe it is our civic duty to do so," Antis says. "By chasing fulfillment and impact instead of profit, we have discovered a better way of living."
The roofing industry is familiar with the extent of Antis' charitable giving. Earlier in 2017, his company won the CNA/NRCA Community Involvement Award, which honors charitable works performed by NRCA contractor members. Antis Roofing & Waterproofing was recognized for the Antis Foundation, a nonprofit founded in 2016 to take care of the people of Orange County by helping dozens of area charitable organizations.
"Antis Roofing & Waterproofing truly knows what it means to give back to their community," says Reid Ribble, NRCA's CEO. "The company has made social responsibility a major part of its culture, and it is what has made them a success. Charles and his team are truly deserving of this honor."
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The winners in a RIBA-run ideas contest for radical concepts for the future of Bath have been revealed
The victorious proposal came from Rob Delius of Stride Treglown for his idea which called for an international design competition to install public fountains in public places throughout the city.
The winning idea, which netted Delius the £3,000 top prize, saw off competition from 92 entries from as far afield as New York, Sweden and Norway.
Around half of all the entries came from local architects and practices, while just under a third of entries came from students at the University of Bath.
Chris Mackenzie, competition judge and director at Designscape Architects said: 'We were hugely impressed by the breadth and quality of the submissions, and slightly overwhelmed by the number of submissions. It has confirmed our suspicion that there is a great pool of talent out there in the community which is currently largely untapped. We hope that this competition and exhibition will be just the start and our next task is to find a way in which some of these ideas can be brought forward and eventually be realised.'
The entries were displayed in a pop-up exhibition in the city last weekend (20 – 22 March).
The winners
First prize: The Waters of Bath - Rob Delius
A simple idea to celebrate what Bath is famous for, it's water, by proposing to 're-hydrate' the city. The idea called for an international design competition to install public fountains in public places throughout the city, in order to bring attention to Bath's watery connection, and to create a walkable city trail of water-features.
Second prize: ARC - Mark Wray, Isaac Lim, Jamie Holmes ARC
This proposal featured a design for a brand new city archive and records centre, replacing the current often considered inadequate city archive in the basement of The Guildhall. The building would be a lasting memorial to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Blitz of Bath, part of the Baedecker Raids which destroyed a number of the city's churches. A light installation would also mark the location of the four churches destroyed in the raids.
Third prize: A New Perspective - Aissa Diallo, James Wright, Helen Zhang
Won by a student team from the University of Bath's Vertical Studio, this scheme proposed a number of follies set into the hillsides surround Bath, each focussing the gaze of the visitor back into city. Each folly would mark a different point in Bath's history, with a corresponding architectural style. Roman, medieval, Georgian, Victorian and modern era's would all feature.
Highly commended: Great Pulteney Street Sculpture Park - Jonathan Bassindale
An idea to pedestrianize Great Pulteney Street, Bath's widest and grandest street which links Bath's two main art galleries, The Holburne and Victoria Art Gallery. Once returned to being a public space, the streets could feature public art and sculpture.
Highly commended: We Build Bath Again - Matt Somerville
A self-build model to address the need for more housing in Bath. Using a unified façade, behind which individuals, and communities could self-build homes to suit their individual needs, tastes and styles.
Highly commended: Restoring diversity to South Riverside - Peter John Smyth & Doug King
A non-commercial alternative proposal to the Bath Quays development, featuring a new city quarter with a focus on individuality. Public spaces, live-work units and an embankment promenade that links Green Park to Churchill Bridge also feature.
Highly commended: Boat Stall Quay - Matt Somerville
A scheme to open up Boat Stall Lane, and Slippery Lane (pre-Georgian survivors of the medieval city) to the public, providing access to the colonnades underneath the Grand Parade (and location of the Imagine Bath exhibition) and out through to Parade Gardens, bringing visitors closer to the river Avon.
Highly commended: Bath Greenway – Andrew Nicolson
An incredibly detailed proposal (15 years in the making, we were told at the awards evening) and intricately mapped route for a traffic-free, flat, central cycle path to link the Bristol and Bath Railway Path, the Kennet & Avon Canal and the new Two Tunnels Greenway.
Highly commended: Arch Studios – Tim Scott, Lucy Wildsmith, Harry Postins and Lucy Mullins
A Vertical Studios team from the University of Bath, this proposal finds a use for Bath's many redundant railway arches, turning them into exhibition spaces and artists' studios, creative spaces to rival those already established in Bristol. These spaces could also entice visitors beyond the threshold of the shopping precinct, railway and bus station.
Highly commended: Beneath Bath – Andrew Young & Klara Kedborn
A tongue-in-cheek proposal for an underground self-propelled bathtub ride exploring Bath's hidden underground crypts and archaeology, complete with audio guide.
Highly commended: Bath Lido Spa - Michael Lewis
One of two lido proposals to win a highly commended award, Michael's proposal cleverly made use of the naturally hot thermal water from the Great Drain, of which 880,000 litres of hot water is wasted every hour as it drains straight out into the River Avon.
Highly commended: Royal Victoria Park Cinema & Auditorium - David Huntly-Grant
A striking proposal for a temporary structure to enliven Royal Victoria Park, this versatile building would be used for cultural and entertainment events, providing exhibition space, café and a 375 seater auditorium/cinema.
Highly commended: Mill Markets - Tom Band, Ciara Hunter, Kristen Tan, Cressy Lopez, Shemol Rahman
Another Vertical Studio winner, this proposal reflects on the industrial heritage of the site where the Kennet & Avon Canal joins the River Avon, and where the current Bath Waterside Travelodge is situated. The scheme accommodates semi-permanent start-ups and temporary markets as part of a creative hub, centred on a new building, to replace the existing hotel.
Highly commended: Avon Ellipse – Sharon Chatterton & Ross Melbourne
Another lido scheme, this colourful proposal's shape echoes the parabolic weir, ocular motifs of Pulteney Bridge, and the oval maze in Beazer Gardens.
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Facebook has updated its iOS app to now support Apple's Live Photos, the 'moving' photos created with a still image buffered together with a second and a half video, introduced with the iPhone 6S.
These are 'technically' videos, but considering its so short, 'It's really more like a cinemagraph, GIF or what Apple calls 'Living memories''.
This new take on ordinary photo sharing is really an organic outcome of how users have evolved to creating and consuming content on social today.
Visual platforms such as Snapchat, Instagram and Vine facilitate sharing more dynamic and expressive content, so Facebook has made a good move integrating this into their user experience.
Sharing these will be as easy to upload as a regular image; you can simply choose Live Photo from your camera roll and activate it 'live' by tapping the circle icon in the bottom right corner of your photo preview.
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Born to his widowed mother shortly after his father's death, as a young teenager, Andrew Jackson (1767-1845) was cruelly treated by the British as a prisoner of war, losing two brothers and his mother during the American Revolution. Though he did not become the minister his mother hoped he would be, Jackson became a popular hero and America's seventh president. His legacy is a controversial one due to his support for slavery and forced removal of Native Americans from their lands. Exemplifying the rough and hardy qualities of a frontiersman, Jackson would see success on the battlefield, including the brilliant campaign against the British in New Orleans during the War of 1812, survive an attempted assassination as president, and fiercely resist the institution of a national bank. His policies sought to change the balance of power by strengthening the presidency as well as promoting public interest and activity in the government.
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Aggie Speaks Out
(after Horace, Epode XV, Nox erat et caelo)
When I think of our first doorstep fumblings
on that moonlit Burton night;
why did you promise your undying love
if you didn't mean it? Why say I was the one?
You swore down that you'd love me forever
and not let anything come between us.
We're made for one another, you said,
ignore all the baying women in the Top House,
it's their jealousy whipping up a storm,
don't believe a word, they're just stirring it.
But Billy, I'm a woman and sure as hell, you'll pay for this.
Your 'little lamb', your Agnes, has had enough,
she will not stand meekly by while you have a fling,
she'll give you a taste of your own medicine.
If it's good enough for you, then it's good enough for Aggie,
she can be tough when she makes up her mind.
And you lady, you might have won this time round;
go on, laugh while you can.
Keep your purse shut so he stands your Guinness and gin
and pushes the boat out for you.
It's clear you see yourself as some sort of second Greta Garbo.
You're a good-looking woman, I grant you,
but he'll dump you just like he always does.
Last laugh to me!
(1) The Commercial Hotel was referred to locally as 'The Top House'
(2) The Burton was a public house


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[Richard Brinsley Sheridant of Frome Court, Dorset, Liberal MP and grandson of the playwright.] Extensive tax return ('Succession Duty in Real Property'), signed by 'R. B. Sheridan', detailing tenants and tax on the extensive Frampton Court estate.
Richard Brinsley Sheridan (1811-1888) of Frampton Court was the eldest son of Thomas Sheridan (1775-1817) and his wife the novelist Caroline Henrietta Sheridan (1779-1851, born Caroline Henrietta Callander of Craigforth). He was the grandson of his namesake the celebrated playwright Richard Brinsley Sheridan. He was Liberal Member of Parliament for Shaftesbury, 1845-1852; and for Dorchester, 1852-1868. He also served as High Sheriff and Deputy Lieutenant of Dorset. He married Marcia Maria Grant (1815-1884) in 1835, and they had three daughters and six sons. The present item is a printed tax form, completed and signed by 'R. B. Sheridan'. 11pp., 4to, lsiting property that descended to the later R.B. Sheridan from the Playwright. Vellum-paper booklet, stitched with green thread. In good condition, lightly aged and worn. The form is titled 'No. 6. INLAND REVENUE. | SUCCESSION DUTY ON REAL PROPERTY, which includes all Freehold, Copyhold, Customary, Leasehold, and other Hereditaments, whether corporeal or incorporeal.' Begins, with manuscript parts in square brackets: 'An Account of the SUCCESSION IN REAL PROPERTY of [Richard Brinsley Sheridan] of [Frampton] in the County of [Dorset Esquire] upon the death of [Marcia Maria Grant Browne Sheridan] who died on the [14th.] day of [August] 18[84] derived from [Richard Brinsley Sheridan the Younger] the Predecessor under [an Indenture of Settlement dated the 4th. day of February 1860 and made between the said Richard Brinsley Sheridan and Marcia Maria Grant Browne Sheridan of the first part the said Richard Brinsley Sheridan the Younger of the Second part the Right Honourable Augustus Frederick George Warwick Lord Poltimore and the Honourable Adolphus Ferdinand Seymour commonly called Lord Seymour of the third part'. The property ('Gross rack-rental or annual Value', £9586 0s 3d) is described as 'The Mansion House now known as Frampton Court situate in the parish of Frampton with the lands thereto belonging and various Farms lands tenements and hereditaments situate in the several parishes of Frampton, Maiden Newton Sydling St. Nicholas, Frome Vauchurch, Nether Cerne Charminster, Bettiscombe, Bradford Peverell and Puddletown in the County of Dorset all which are set out in the Schedule hereto annexed.' The six-page schedule is signed by Sheridan. Arranged in a double-page table, with columns for: Parish; Name of Tenement; Tenant in 1860; Present Tenant; Gross Rack-rent or Annual Value; Land tax; Remarks. There is also a signed one-page 'Schedule of Incumbrances', with a page for 'Deductions' and an 'Assessment' on the final page, with tax stamp attached.
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Born into a family of Australian Stock Horse breeders, it comes as no surprise that Lisa Martin has carved out a successful career as an international dressage competitor and coach.
Lisa started riding when she was about five years old, her parents had Stock Horses and played Polocrosse as well as owning Thoroughbreds. Lisa was exposed to many of the equine disciplines, from Polocrosse, Hacking at the Royals, Cross Country, Show Jumping and Dressage, when Lisa finally decided to concentrate on Dressage. At age16 Lisa represented Australia at Grand Prix in NZ at the Horse of the year show with a horse named Conquistador, and placed third. Conquistador and Lisa had many successful competitions including CDIs and Nationals. Lisa considers herself extremely lucky over the years to have owned and bred many special horses including her recent horse First Famous who she imported from Germany five years ago as a five year old. First Famous came fourth at the Rio Paralympics in grade five is also on the High Performance able bodied squad and Para Squad being the first in Australian History for this to happen as a Grand Prix Dressage horse. Lisa and First Famous continue their Grand Prix Campaign in able bodied competition with wonderful results.
Lisa competed in three events at the Games, placing fourth in the mixed dressage freestyle and individual championship, and ninth in the team open with teammates Emma Booth, Sharon Jarvis and Katie Umback.
Outside of training and competition, Lisa loves to travel and fish. She also considers herself a movie buff, favouring Westerns and action flicks.


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Cheerio, Ash. Your third most favorite American here (after your resident in-laws, of course). Very astute observations, my dear fellow. Many points to possibly comment on but I'll focus on one – youth soccer in the US. There has always been a huge proliferation of US youth soccer clubs for both boys and girls. There's a cottage industry here for coaches who have funny accents and teach kids how to kick a ball. The number of youth soccer matches on weekends here is almost inconceivable. Every park has short-sided pitches chalked out and SUVs jammed into its parking lots. The boys then ultimately peel off to other American sports, as you point out, as they get older but the girls keep steady on. It has been for years so thus no real surprise when the women's US national team showed so well internationally. The club system for almost all youth sports here has evolved to eclipse and surpass the high school athletic system to feed colleges/universities and ultimately the pro ranks. So as far as soccer in the US goes, it's a bright future. Starting last year, households with cable view all English Premier League matches and even have our own version of Match of the Day with presenters with funny accents. Parents like myself are paying thousands of dollars to clubs (SoCal Blues for my girls) to coach our children to bend it like Beckham but look like Alex Morgan doing it. Your observations of the Americanis Soccerati in its environment were excellent. Even David Attenborough-like. Although I'm sure he would find a buffalo in Buffalo. Best to Gina and the clan.


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When Margaret Thatcher died, a little more than one year ago, several video clips from her career as prime minister made the rounds online. Among the most popular was this confrontation from her last appearance as PM in the House of Commons regarding whether we should worry about inequality. MP Simon Hughes, a Liberal Democrat, acknowledges the "substantial success" of Thatcher's reforms, but decries the widening gap between those in the top and bottom income deciles.
Thatcher restates his argument with amazement: "He would rather the poor were poorer, provided the rich were less rich!"
#ad#Later in the same session, she returns to this theme, raising her arms to show the options: a wider gap where all are elevated, or — bringing her hands closer together, while lowering them toward the level of her lectern — a narrowed gap with diminished outcomes. "So long as the gap is smaller," she said, "they'd rather have the poor, poorer. You do not create wealth and opportunity that way. You do not create a property-owning democracy that way."
The video is newly relevant given all the attention to the topic of inequality that has come from Thomas Piketty's book, Capital in the Twenty-First Century.
The book taps into a leftist fever to march behind a dusted-off "inequality" banner.
Long gone — with the Berlin Wall 25 years ago — is the once-prevalent idea that a planned economy could outperform a market economy. It was an idea that lasted until the bitter end; the 1989 edition of Paul Samuelson's Economics textbook claimed: "The Soviet economy is proof that . . . a socialist command economy can function and even thrive."
But, alas, envy is a permanent feature of the human condition, so "inequality" is likely to have ongoing political appeal.
A big problem, of course, is that envy is not healthy for the individual. It made the Top Ten list that Moses brought down from Mount Sinai, after all. Nor is it helpful for society as a whole. As Thatcher pointed out, economic policies based on reducing envy will underperform those based on creating opportunity. So while Piketty's book has several virtues, his concluding prescription of a globally imposed capital tax is problematic to say the least.
Scholars from the think-tank community have begun the important task of voicing a rebuttal to this redistributionist agenda and Piketty's justification for it.
Piketty says income inequality is growing and will continue to grow because, in his locution, "r > g," which is to say, Return on investment outperforms the growth of the larger economy.
The Mercatus Center's Tyler Cowen challenges the central hypothesis, pointing out that, "in too many parts of his argument, [Piketty] seems to assume that investors can reap such returns automatically, with the mere passage of time, rather than as the result of strategic risk-taking." The law of diminishing returns is unlikely to allow a risk-adjusted r to race ahead of g over time, and as a society we ought to be cautious about reducing the incentives for such risk-taking. After all, when capital is accumulated and invested, the higher capital-to-labor ratio raises the marginal value created — and the wages that can be earned — by labor.
Kevin Hassett at the American Enterprise Institute has pointed out flaws in the premise of Piketty's work. Piketty demonstrates growing income inequality, but he ignores the effect of taxes and government transfers. (I'd add that this is an odd tack to take when your solution consists of more taxes and transfers.) The U.S. Gini coefficient — measuring income disparities — has remained fairly steady over the last three decades when one factors in the effect of progressive taxation and a growing system of payments to the poor.
French economist Guy Sorman makes the same point in the Manhattan Institute's City Journal, while also raising his eyebrows at Piketty's embrace of income equality as an end in itself. Income inequality would be even worse than it is, Piketty tells us, but for the "shocks" of two world wars and an intervening depression that, in Piketty's language, "wiped the slate clean" and reset the accumulation of capital. Surely Piketty — who does not come across in his book as a misanthrope — would not be so singly focused on equal outcomes as to see the destruction of wealth itself as beneficial.
Michael Tanner of the Cato Institute assumes Piketty is not, and therefore focuses his argument on Piketty's remedy. If returns on capital exceed returns on labor, says Tanner, "why not expand the number of people who participate in the benefits of having capital?" That would lead to libertarian prescriptions, like transitioning Social Security to a system of privately held investment accounts, rather than a kill-the-goose-that-lays-the-golden-eggs approach to capital accumulation.
All of the above are important points in engaging an important book. They join and further substantiate Lady Thatcher's critique of those focused on inequality rather than on economic growth. We must defend the benefits of a dynamic free market against egalitarians who would "rather have the poor, poorer."
But let me conclude with a very different point. When I speak with ideological allies from unfree countries, they often cannot relate to the language we use in the U.S. in defending society's rich as "makers" who earned their success in the free market. In too many countries, systems of cronyism almost guarantee that the wealthy man has dirtied his hands along the way.
The situation in our country is not nearly so bad. The United States has an amazing number of true entrepreneurial success stories. Given that, conservatives and libertarians ought to continue to make the case that "equality of outcomes" is not a desirable goal for a free society.
But let's not ignore the way cronyism is increasing in order to benefit a political elite and its allies on Wall Street and in certain favored industries. The resentment over inequality — which fuels the interest in Piketty's work — is part of a larger, and legitimate, sense of the unfairness that's baked into crony capitalism.
For this reason, we should not simply dismiss concerns about inequality. We should use the opportunity to make the case against cronyist government policies that reward the politically connected and distort a free and fair marketplace. The inequality premise can be seized upon to advance free-market reforms that would actually benefit the poor, and that should have us all running to join Piketty in this important debate.
— Brad Lips is CEO of Atlas Network.


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It was just minutes after the longest football game they'd ever played, and they were no doubt spent.
Spent physically, from the first full-on game of the season, a hard-hitting tilt with West Division rival Edmonton that took nearly six hours to complete.
Spent mentally, from the challenge of two long weather delays that tested everybody's ability to wind down and then crank it back up again.
And spent emotionally, after crawling out of a 19-7 hole to get one mitt on a victory, only to let it slip from their grasp in the final minute.
Yet three of the key players on this year's edition of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers perked up when describing what they'd just learned about their team in a 33-30 loss.
Two of them, linebackers Adam Bighill and Chandler Fenner, both prized free-agent signings, had just played their first games in blue and gold.
"Welcome to Winnipeg," Bighill cracked, as the sky outside continued to drip from the angry pair of thunderstorms that had emptied their guts onto the field.
Asked what he'll remember most about his Bomber debut, aside from the long night, Bighill pointed to his new teammates.
"Guys are resilient," he said. "It's not easy to go out there and play until 1:30 a.m., have the stalls and starts and stops. Our energy was up, guys were fighting. The mentality was all there. It was a neat experience to see how everyone responded to the adversity."
A no-nonsense type, Bighill isn't one to claim moral victories.
But he saw enough good things under the dark thundercloud of 487 total yards against his defence to make him believe he signed here for more than just big dollars.
"There were great examples of brightness out there," he said. "Especially so far as when we needed momentum plays, we found ways to do it. Special teams, returning the field goal. Offence, lighting up off that momentum and stuff like that.
"And it was great to see that when maybe the momentum isn't in our favour that nobody on the sidelines is worried."
That last point goes back to what coach Mike O'Shea said the other day about Bighill holding teammates accountable.
"That tells a lot about a team, is what are people doing when maybe the chips are down," Bighill continued. "Are they looking around? Are they keeping their head down, not talking? We didn't see any of that. I liked what I saw.
"As we go throughout the season, that's one of the the most important things we can have in this locker-room."
The last two seasons, the Bomber defence has been a strange mix of flash and crash.
It'll produce enough turnovers to stock a bakery, but get beaten like egg white in a meringue factory.
Stocked with individual all-stars, but saddled with miserable team statistics.
Thursday it kept some of the flash – Kevin Fogg's interception of Mike Reilly in the Winnipeg end zone – but far too much of the crash.
Not to fear, say the two former B.C. Lions brought in to help turn that trend around. Where there's a collective will, they insist, there will be a way.
"We have a great sense of team cohesion," Fenner said. "You could just tell by the way we were rallying when we had those couple of breaks. Everybody was still in really high spirits, focused on the game.
"So I'm very positive going into the next game with this group of guys, to see how strong they were, mentally, how tough they were and how physical we were in the game."
Bighill was noticeable throughout, at one point leaping the line of scrimmage to haul down a ball carrier in the backfield near the Bomber goal line.
He led the team with seven tackles, along with yet another former Lion, Anthony Gaitor.
Fenner made four, plus a pair on special teams, playing Moe Leggett's old spot.
"The more work we get together as a unit, they're going to be a pretty good damn unit," O'Shea said of his new-look defence. "They did a great job of shutting down the run for the majority of the game, if not all of it."
That they did, the Eskimos managing just 79 yards on 21 tries.
But there's no point hanging your hat on that hook if the one that's supposed to hold your coat isn't anchored properly.
Those 408 passing yards by Reilly will send a chill down the spine of any Bomber fan who spent the brutal winter pondering a similar defensive collapse in last year's West semifinal. And the one before that.
"It's just a matter of finishing," Fenner said. "That's just something we're going to have to harp on throughout the year."
The start and the finish. Everything in between was pretty good.
Of course, if we're still harping on this a few weeks from now, it won't be good at all.
You know what happens when you regularly give up close to 500 yards?
Games start to feel like they're taking six hours to play.


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Johann Georg Korb
Korb, Johann Georg
Dates of birth and death unknown. Author of a memoir on late 17th-century Russia.
As secretary to Guarient, the Austrian ambassador to Russia, Korb lived in Moscow from April 29 to July 23, 1699. Setting down his impressions in the Diary of a Journey to Muscovy, Korb described the execution of the strel'tsy (semiprofessional musketeers). V I. Surikov, A. N. Tolstoy, and others made use of Korb's Diary in their works. The first Russian edition appeared in 1867 and the second in 1906.


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Yemeni War Media reported on Wednesday, the scenes of the losses of the forces of aggression and Saudi led troops in their attempts to progress towards the camp Khalid region in West of Taiz.
The scenes show that the brave men of Yemeni army and popular committees confronted the groups of Saudi led troops as they were supported by Heavy air cover and intensive naval defense overlooking the camp and targeting them with several thermal missiles that left dead and injured while destroying large number of vehicles.
The scenes of the War Media refute the claims of the forces of aggression and its led troops about their control of Camp Khalid in Mouzah, where the scenes showed magnitude of losses suffered by Saudi led troops and full control of Yemeni army and popular committees in the region.