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A Godiva Chocolatier Inc. store in New York, U.S., on Friday, Jan. 15, 2016.
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Godiva Consumers Urge Early Nod for $15 Million False-Ad Deal
By Julie Steinberg
Oct. 13, 2021, 2:21 PM
Label allegedly portrayed chocolate as Belgian-made
Attorneys may seek up to $5 million
Godiva Chocolatier Inc. customers asked a New York federal court to green-light a $15 million class settlement in a false-ad suit that challenged the marketing phrase "Belgium 1926."
New Yorker Steve Hesse and Californian Adam Buxbaum alleged that they and others paid a premium for Godiva chocolate products because the phrase led them to believe Pennsylvania-made confections were produced in Belgium, known for fine chocolate.
The proposed settlement covers all persons who purchased any Godiva chocolate product in the U.S. after Jan. 31, 2015. Godiva has agreed to pay up to $15 million in valid claims, according to a motion for preliminary approval filed Tuesday in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.
Class members with proof of purchase may claim $1.25 per Godiva chocolate product, up to a maximum recovery of $25 (20 purchases). Those without proof of purchase may claim $1.25 per product, up to a maximum recovery of $15 (12 purchases).
If the claims exceed $15 million, each class member's benefit will be reduced.
Separately, the deal allows the plaintiffs' lawyers to seek up to $5 million for attorneys' fees and litigation costs. They may also seek $5,000 service awards for Hesse and Buxbaum.
The settlement agreement isn't conditioned on court approval of the attorneys' fees and incentive awards, which are in addition to the monetary relief for settlement class members, the motion says.
The plaintiffs negotiated attorneys' fees and costs after reaching agreement on the relief for the class, the motion says.
Godiva had argued consumers wouldn't be deceived because the statement means it was founded in Belgium in the year 1926, and is a factually accurate phrase that imparts an unambiguous and historically accurate message.
Last year, the court advanced some of the plaintiffs' claims, saying "an equally, if not more, plausible inference is that the phrase represents both the provenance of the company—Belgium, in 1926—and a representation that its chocolates continue to be manufactured there."
"The settlement is not a concession or acknowledgment of liability or wrongdoing of any kind," according to a company statement provided to Bloomberg Law.
Faruqi & Faruqi LLP and the Wand Law Firm PC represent the plaintiffs. Perkins Coie LLP represents Godiva.
The case is Hesse v. Godiva Chocolatier, Inc., S.D.N.Y., No. 1:19-cv-00972, motion 10/12/21.
To contact the reporter on this story: Julie Steinberg in Washington at jsteinberg@bloomberglaw.com
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Flavor boosters such as mushrooms, garlic, herbs, and wine enhance the flavor of lean beef. For easier slicing, let the meat loaf cool 10 minutes before serving.
Soak the mushrooms in 1 cup of the water for 20 minutes. Drain, reserving 1/4 cup of the liquid; chop the mushrooms.
Soak the bulgur in the remaining 1/2 cup water for 30 minutes or until the liquid is absorbed.
Preheat the oven to 375°F. Coat a 9" x 5" loaf pan with cooking spray.
Combine the mushrooms, reserved mushroom liquid, and bulgur in a large bowl. Add the beef, egg whites, onions, bread crumbs, wine, garlic, thyme, oregano, salt, pepper, and tomato sauce (reserving 1 tablespoon for the gravy). Gently mix to combine. Place in the pan. Bake for 1 hour 15 minutes.
Heat the oil in a medium skillet over medium heat. Cook the onion, stirring, for 3 minutes. Add the mushrooms and cook, stirring, for 5 minutes. Stir in the garlic and reserved 1 tablespoon tomato sauce. Cook for 1 minute. Add the broth, wine, thyme, and salt. Bring to a boil. Reduce the heat to low, cover, and simmer for 10 minutes.
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M/s. Federal Urdu University of Arts, Science & Technology, Karachi (FUUAST) under Department of Physics arranged a Seminar on "Emerging Trends in Science and Technology" (ETST).
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Prof. Dr. Syed Jamal Haider, Dean Science and the Registrar FUUAST Dr. Qamar-ul-Haq were the chief guests of the event and the key-note speakers were Prof Dr. M. Khalid Anis and Dr. Muhammad Naeem Khan.
At a concluding ceremony shield were distributed among the Chief Guests, Key-note speakers and Prime Sponsor RASTEK Technologies, Mr. Zain ul Zafar Shirazi, Sales & Technical Support Engineer received the shield on behalf of Rastek.
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Acting upon a promise to recover "ill-gotten gains" from illegal supergraphic signs, City Attorney Carmen Trutanich has filed a lawsuit seeking millions in damages from CBS Outdoor and four property owners, including the owners of downtown's historic Figueroa Hotel.
The lawsuit filed Feb. 1 in Los Angeles County Superior Court alleges that CBS Outdoor, a division of media giant CBS Corp., maintained illegal supergraphic signs at a total of four locations downtown and in Hollywood, some as long ago as 1997. The city is seeking penalties of $2,500 a day from both the company and the owners of the four properties, a figure that could potentially add up to tens of millions of dollars. Supergraphic signs have been known to generate as much as $80-100,000 a month in prime locations.
In addition to the Figueroa Hotel at 939 S. Figueroa St., the properties alleged to have had the multi-story, vinyl advertising signs either attached to the buildings by adhesive or bolts and cables are the Iron Mountain Film and Sound Archive at 1025 N. Highland, the Equitable Building at 6253 Hollywood Blvd., and an office building at 155 W. Washington Blvd, which is the only one of the four that isn't on the state's register of historic buildings.
According to the lawsuit, orders to remove illegal supergraphic signs from the former Toberman Storage building at 1025 N. Highland in Hollywood were first issued in June, 1997. Further orders were issued in March, 1999, June 1999, September 2000, September 2001, and April 2006. The signs on both sides of the 14-story building were removed after the City Attorney sent a cease-and-desist letter in March of last year.
Permits were issued in 2000 for painted wall murals on the side of the Figueroa Hotel, but according to the lawsuit those murals were covered by a series of vinyl supergraphic advertising signs beginning in 2008, which violated terms of the permit. The signs advertising products such as movies, women's clothing, and toilet paper, were removed last year and the murals painted out.
Wall murals were permitted at both the 6253 Hollywood Blvd., and 155 W. Washington Blvd. buildings in 1992. The lawsuit alleges that those murals, like the ones on the Figueroa Hotel, were replaced by vinyl supergraphic signs in 2008. The signs were also removed last year.
Property owners named in the lawsuit are Mountain Real Estate Assets, Inc.; The New Figueroa Hotel, Inc.; West Washington Properties, LLC, and Vinewood, LLC.
CBS Outdoor also owns some 1,600 billboards in L.A., and holds a contract with the Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) to install advertising on buses, trains, and transit facilities. The company is a partner with JCDecaux, which has a 20-year contract with the city of L.A. to install bus shelters and other items of street furniture that include commercial advertising.
Last year, the company sued the city's Community Redevelopment Agency, seeking millions in damages it claims it is owed for two wall murals on a building demolished to make way for the Hollywood & Highland entertainment complex.


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It is a frightening thought to imagine the ground below your feet or house suddenly collapsing and forming a big hole in the ground. Sinkholes rarely happen, but when they strike, tragedy can occur. Sinkholes happen when the ground below the land surface cannot support the land surface. They happen for many reasons; read on to educate yourself about sinkholes.
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More than 110 sinkholes formed in the Dover area of Florida during a freeze event in January 2010. Ground water levels dropped to record-setting lows as farmers pumped water to irrigate their plants for protection from the cold temperatures. The sinkholes destroyed homes, roads and sections of cultivated areas.
Credit: Ann Tihansky, USGS
Sinkholes are common where the rock below the land surface is limestone, carbonate rock, salt beds, or rocks that can naturally be dissolved by groundwater circulating through them. As the rock dissolves, spaces and caverns develop underground. Sinkholes are dramatic because the land usually stays intact for a while until the underground spaces just get too big. If there is not enough support for the land above the spaces, then a sudden collapse of the land surface can occur. These collapses can be small, or, as this picture shows, or they can be huge and can occur where a house or road is on top.
The most damage from sinkholes tends to occur in Florida, Texas, Alabama, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Pennsylvania.
What is a "sinkhole"?
A sinkhole is an area of ground that has no natural external surface drainage--when it rains, the water stays inside the sinkhole and typically drains into the subsurface. Sinkholes can vary from a few feet to hundreds of acres and from less than 1 to more than 100 feet deep. Some are shaped like shallow bowls or saucers whereas others have vertical walls; some hold water and form natural ponds.
Typically, sinkholes form so slowly that little change is noticeable, but they can form suddenly when a collapse occurs. Such a collapse can have a dramatic effect if it occurs in an urban setting.
Areas prone to collapse sinkholes
The map below shows areas of the United States where certain rock types that are susceptible to dissolution in water occur. In these areas the formation of underground cavities can form, and catastrophic sinkholes can happen. These rock types are evaporites (salt, gypsum, and anhydrite) and carbonates (limestone and dolomite). Evaporite rocks underlie about 35 to 40 percent of the United States, though in many areas they are buried at great depths.
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Types of sinkholes
Since Florida is prone to sinkholes, it is a good place to use to discuss some different types of sinkholes and the geologic and hydrologic processes that form them. The processes of dissolution, where surface rock that are soluble to weak acids, are dissolved, and suffusion, where cavities form below the land surface, are responsible for virtually all sinkholes in Florida.
DISSOLUTION SINKHOLES
Dissolution of the limestone or dolomite is most intensive where the water first contacts the rock surface. Aggressive dissolution also occurs where flow is focused in preexisting openings in the rock, such as along joints, fractures, and bedding planes, and in the zone of water-table fluctuation where groundwater is in contact with the atmosphere.
Rainfall and surface water percolate through joints in the limestone. Dissolved carbonate rock is carried away from the surface and a small depression gradually forms. On exposed carbonate surfaces, a depression may focus surface drainage, accelerating the dissolution process. Debris carried into the developing sinkhole may plug the outflow, ponding water and creating wetlands. Gently rolling hills and shallow depressions caused by solution sinkholes are common topographic features throughout much of Florida.
Source: Land Subsidence in the United States, USGS
COVER-SUBSIDENCE SINKHOLES
Cover-subsidence sinkholes tend to develop gradually where the covering sediments are permeable and contain sand. In areas where cover material is thicker, or sediments contain more clay, cover-subsidence sinkholes are relatively uncommon, are smaller, and may go undetected for long periods.
Granular sediments spall into secondary openings in the underlying carbonate rocks.
A column of overlying sediments settles into the vacated spaces (a process termed "piping").
Dissolution and infilling continue, forming a noticeable depression in the land surface.\
The slow downward erosion eventually forms small surface depressions 1 inch to several feet in depth and diameter.
In areas where cover material is thicker, or sediments contain more clay, cover-subsidence sinkholes are relatively uncommon, are smaller, and may go undetected for long periods.
COVER-COLLAPSE SINKHOLES
Cover-collapse sinkholes may develop abruptly (over a period of hours) and cause catastrophic damages. They occur where the covering sediments contain a significant amount of clay. Over time, surface drainage, erosion, and deposition of sinkhole into a shallower bowl-shaped depression. Over time, surface drainage, erosion, and deposition of sediment transform the steep-walled sinkhole into a shallower bowl-shaped depression.
Sediments spall into a cavity
As spalling continues, the cohesive covering sediments form a structural arch.
The cavity migrates upward by progressive roof collapse.
The cavity eventually breaches the ground surface, creating sudden and dramatic sinkholes.
Sinkholes can be human-induced
New sinkholes have been correlated to land-use practices, especially from groundwater pumping and from construction and development practices. Sinkholes can also form when natural water-drainage patterns are changed and new water-diversion systems are developed. Some sinkholes form when the land surface is changed, such as when industrial and runoff-storage ponds are created. The substantial weight of the new material can trigger an underground collapse of supporting material, thus causing a sinkhole.
The overburden sediments that cover buried cavities in the aquifer systems are delicately balanced by groundwater fluid pressure. The water below ground is actually helping to keep the surface soil in place. Groundwater pumping for urban water supply and for irrigation can produce new sinkholes in sinkhole-prone areas. If pumping results in a lowering of groundwater levels, then underground structural failure, and thus, sinkholes, can occur.
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Sources and more information
Sinkholes, USGS Fact Sheet 2007-3060
Land Subsidence in the United States, USGS Circular 1182
Land Subsidence in the United States, USGS Fact Sheet-165-00
Karst in the United States: A Digital Map Compilation and Database, USGS Open-File Report 2014–1156
Carbonate-rock aquifers, USGS Aquifer Basics website
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Groundwater is one of our most valuable resources—even though you probably never see it or even realize it is there. There is water somewhere beneath your feet no matter where on Earth you live. Groundwater starts as precipitation, just as surface water does, and once water penetrates the ground, it continues moving, sometimes quickly and sometimes very slowly. Eventually groundwater emerges back...
Aquifers and Groundwater
A huge amount of water exists in the ground below your feet, and people all over the world make great use of it. But it is only found in usable quantities in certain places underground — aquifers. Read on to understand the concepts of aquifers and how water exists in the ground.
Infiltration and the Water Cycle
You can't see it, but a large portion of the world's freshwater lies underground. It may all start as precipitation, but through infiltration and seepage, water soaks into the ground in vast amounts. Water in the ground keeps all plant life alive and serves peoples' needs, too. Note: This section of the Water Science School discusses the Earth's "natural" water cycle without human interference.
More than 80 percent of known land subsidence in the U.S. is a consequence of groundwater use, and is an often overlooked environmental consequence of our land and water-use practices. Increasing land development threatens to exacerbate existing land-subsidence problems and initiate new ones. Subsidence detection and mapping done by the USGS is needed to understand and manage our current and...
Groundwater True/False Quiz
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Groundwater Storage and the Water Cycle
The ground stores huge amounts of water and it exists to some degree no matter where on Earth you are. Lucky for people, in many places the water exists in quantities and at depths that wells can be drilled into the water-bearing aquifers and withdrawn to server the many needs people have. Note: This section of the Water Science School discusses the Earth's "natural" water cycle without human...
How the U.S. Geological Survey Monitors Water
There are many pieces of equipment, both mechanical and electronic, that are installed at stream-monitoring sites all around the world to measure, record, and transmit both water-quantity and water-quality information. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) monitors "real-time" streamflow and water-quality conditions for thousands of streams nationwide.
Groundwater Flows Underground
Millions of cubic miles of water exists in the ground. You can't see it, but not only is it there, it is always moving around -- mostly downward, but also horizontally. Moving groundwater helps keep rivers full of water and allows for people to draw out water via wells. Moving groundwater is an important part of the water cycle.
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A primer on ground water
Most of us don't have to look for water. We grew up either in big cities where there was a public water supply, or in small towns or on farms where the water came from wells. But there are some people to whom finding a new supply of water is vitally important.
Land subsidence in the United States
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This report explores the role of science in defining and understanding subsidence problems, and shows that the optimal use of our land and water resources may depend on improved scientific understanding to minimize subsidence. More than 80 percent of the identified land subsidence in the Nation is a consequence of human impact on subsurface water, and is an often overlooked environmental consequen
Ground water and the rural homeowner
As the salesmen sang in the musical The Music Man, "You gotta know the territory." This saying is also true when planning to buy or build a house. Learn as much as possible about the land, the water supply, and the septic system of the house before buying or building. Do not just look at the construction aspects or the beauty of the home and surroundings. Be sure to consider the environmental cond
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During Recent Droughts: Central Valley Groundwater Levels Reached Historical Lows and Land Subsidence Intensified
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What is the difference between a sinkhole and land subsidence?
Sinkholes are just one of many forms of ground collapse, or subsidence. Land subsidence is a gradual settling or sudden sinking of the Earth's surface owing to subsurface movement of earth materials. The principal causes of land subsidence are aquifer-system compaction, drainage of organic soils, underground mining, hydrocompaction, natural compaction, sinkholes, and thawing permafrost. Land...
What is a sinkhole?
A sinkhole is a depression in the ground that has no natural external surface drainage. Basically, this means that when it rains, all of the water stays inside the sinkhole and typically drains into the subsurface.Sinkholes are most common in what geologists call, "karst terrain." These are regions where the types of rock below the land surface can naturally be dissolved by groundwater circulating...
How many sinkholes open up in a year?
There is no database of sinkhole collapses for the United States, so these data are unavailable. Some individual state geologic surveys track reported collapses within their state. Many sinkhole collapses are not reported to authorities or news organizations, and many occur in rural areas where they are unobserved.Learn more: USGS Water Science School - Sinkholes

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WHM cPanel is most widely used hosting control panel, according to cPanel website a domain is created every six seconds using a cPanel Server and a cPanel hosting account is created for every 14.5 seconds in the world. It is true that it is "The hosting Platform of Choice" for any hosting provider.
What's the difference between cPanel and WHM?
WHM (Web Host Manager) has complete administrative control over the entire dedicated server or VPS, but cPanel is a client level of admin rights restricted to features to manage their individual accounts as specified by the WHM Server Administrator or WHM Reseller. WHM Reseller has Restricted level of administrative control over the server or VPS.
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Email management. cPanel offers invaluable tools covering email accounts, webmail, box trapper, spam assassin, forwarders, autoresponders, delivery reports and route, import address, user level filtering to manage emails, email authentication, etc.
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Domains management. cPanel gives a full ability to create, manage, and remove sub-domains, add-on domains and parked domains. Redirects and simple DNS zone editor and advanced DNS zone editor are also supported by cPanel.
Get information about the website hits by tracking website's performance using Webalizer and AWStats all supported by cPanel.
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Security is always of great importance for every website. In this case, cPanel includes many website security features which can be easily utilized to protect your website from being damaged or lost. The control panel allows to configure password-protected directories, IP address denials, SSL/TLS, and GnuPG key settings to restrict access. Protect the website with HotLink Protection, Leech Protect, and ModSecurity.
One must only consider hosting companies who provide WHM cPanel as service when choosing to host their website, one can try this hosting provider – TouchstoneHosting who not only offer cPanel as on normal servers but on Cloud servers as well. There are not many hosting providers around who can offer WHM cPanel on Cloud platforms-Cloud Hosting with WHM cPanel and this must not be confused with CloudLinux which is just an addon from cPanel.
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cPanel is generally accessed using https or http on port 2083/2082 or simply by adding "/cpanel" to the end of the host name.
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Being a Paid licenced software there are advantages for it, one would always get updates and any know bugs or variabilities are fixed providing a stable hosting platform to host our website without any issues. Open source hosting providers are priced less but they can be hacked or may not have updates or stopped without future versions, migration of a website is a time-consuming exercise and one must consider before going for cheap hosting providers as it proves to more expensive in the long run.


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What happens if you try without the nvidia drivers?
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Indian television producer Rashmi Sharma welcomes twins via surrogacy
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A top Indian television producer has welcomed twins via a surrogate, according to media reports
Rashmi Sharma, who is well known for television shows such as Savitri Devi College & Hospital, Saath Nibhana Saathiya, Sasural Simar Ka and Shakti, is reported to have welcomed the twins in the past couple of weeks, according to tellychakkar.com.
The 37-year-old is married to co-founder of their company Rashmi Sharma Telefilms, Pawan Kumar, after six years of dating.
The couple have not publicly announced the news, but it is believed they are at home nesting with their two new arrivals.
Many top names in the Indian film and television industry have welcomed children via surrogacy, including Bollywood star Rohan Sharma and director Karan Johar.
Bollywood director, Farah Khan welcomed triplets thanks to IVF with husband, Shirish Kunder.
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ORION Minerals opted to raise capital earlier rather than later after announcing today its share had been suspended ahead of an announcement regarding the finalisation of capital raising.
The firm, which is digging for zinc and copper in South Africa's Northern Cape province, had in late May struck an agreement with a major shareholder to extend a bridging loan to September so its available funds could be used for exploration expenses.
Shares in Orion Minerals on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange are double their level of 12 months ago. At some 50 South African cents, the company is capitalised at R695m.
Speaking to Miningmx earlier this month on the sidelines of the Junior Indaba, a mining conference, Errol Smart, Orion Minerals MD and CEO, said the company had received extremely good support from shareholders. As a result there was no pressure on the balance sheet.
"Having certainty about our financing has enabled us to deploy the capital we have fairly rapidly. Because we knew we had capital, we could deploy it quickly which has helped us to define a world class deposit," he said.
He added that the extension of the bridging finance – and the fact the firm had debt – was a clear indication of the quality of its principle prospect, the Prieska Zinc-Copper Project. "The shareholders offered debt in the first place because they were certain they'd benefit," he said. Tembo Capital Mining Fund II, a UK-headquartered investor, extended the bridge. The firm also has Independence Group, an Australian-listed firm, as a shareholder. Anglo American is also a preference share investor at the project level.
Orion recently reported a maiden JORC-compliant total mineral resource of 29.4 million tonnes containing 1.13-million tonnes of zinc and 365,000 tonnes of copper at the prospect. Its next step will be to complete a bankable feasibility study, which is targeted for the fourth quarter of this year.
The timing is good for the metals Orion wants to mine. In the past two years the spot nickel price has surged over 50% to almost $14,500/tonne from about $8,500/tonne. In a presentation to the Bank of America/Merrill Lynch Global Metals, Mining and Steel Conference earlier this month, IGO CEO Peter Bradford said nickel was expected to gain from market disruption by electric vehicles, with an estimated supply deficit of 167,000 tonnes this year.
By 2025, an additional 300-900,000 tonnes of nickel a year would be needed.
It's exciting to see Orion trading at a premium of between 50% and 250% on the JSE vs the ASX price.
Smart must just find the buyer who's willing to buy these fancy premiums and all his funding needs will be sorted for ever.
"must just find the buyer" and "all his funding needs will be sorted forever" – yes, indeed! Wouldn't that be splendid, old chap! The solution to all of our problems – world peace, too!
This is exactly why the market is sceptical of Juniors. And why those regulations, checks and balances are so necessary.


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2019-20 IFPA North American Pinball Championship
I. Quick Overview
The IFPA North American Pinball Championship is an annual pinball competition organized by the IFPA. As part of the prize package for each IFPA State/Province/District Pinball Championship, each IFPA State/Province/District Pinball Champion will win free entry into the IFPA North American Pinball Championship. If the IFPA State/Province/District Pinball Champion is unable to attend the IFPA North American Pinball Championship, the runner-up will be allowed to participate and serve as the representative. The 2019-20 IFPA North American Pinball Championship will be held TBD in Denver, CO.
All mentions of "State" below also refer to Province and District winners.
II. Competition Details
1. How to qualify
The only way to qualify for the IFPA North American Pinball Championship is to win an IFPA State Pinball Championship. If the State Champion is unable to attend, the runner-up is the only eligible alternate.
2. Fees
There is no entry fee into IFPA North American Pinball Championship. 20% of the fees collected through the endorsement of events within the US and Canada will go towards the prize pool for the event.
3. Prizes
The tournament features a guaranteed package of cash prizes. In the event of an overrun beyond expenses, tournament revenue will be retained to finance the next IFPA event. In the event IFPA discontinues its events or is disbanded, any such retained revenue will be donated to charity.
The prize package will be determined based on the endorsement fees collected. All participants in the IFPA North American Pinball Championship will be paid out. Here is an example breakdown based on a $15,000 prize pool with 50 participants
1st Place –> NIB Stern Pro Pinball Machine + Trophy + Title of "North American Pinball Champion"
2nd Place –> $2000 cash
3rd Place –> $1500 cash
4th Place –> $1000 cash
5th through 8th place –> $500 cash each
9th through 16th place –> $250 cash each
17th through 50th place –> $200 cash each
Highest finisher of any United States State/District will earn the title of "US National Pinball Champion"
Highest finisher of any Canadian Province will earn the title of "Canadian National Pinball Champion"
10am-11am –> Practice Session
11am-10pm –> Matches will be played continuously until the tournament is finished
III. Format of Matches
1. Seeding of finalists
Once all participants are finalized, the players will be seeded based on their WPPR rank at the end of the calendar year.
2. Machines Chosen
Any game available for the IFPA Pin-Masters is eligible to be played, unless otherwise noted by the IFPA.
3. Head-to-Head Single Elimination Format
Players will be placed in a single elimination bracket once the seedings have been completed. Depending on the number of players, there will be byes for the top seeded players through the first round.
With 32 players or fewer, a standard seeded 32 player bracket will be used. Click HERE for an example bracket.
With more than 32 players, a standard seeded 64 player bracket will be used. Click HERE for an example bracket.
Each match will be a best-of-seven. The higher seeded player will have choice of machine or position for the 1st game, with the loser of each subsequent game having choice of machine or order, until someone has won 4 games. A machine may not be played more than once in the same match unless there are less than 7 machines available. If that is the case, only after all machines have been chosen can either player select that game to be played for a second time within the same match. Once a player verbally announces their game choice, or chooses position, that decision will be locked in and cannot be changed.
Each player will have the opportunity for 30 seconds of practice time before starting every game of every match. This is to ensure that both players have a chance to get familiar with the machine.
The winner of the match advances to the next round, while the loser is eliminated.
The 3rd/4th place Consolation Final will be played as a best-of-three instead of a best-of-seven like all other rounds, using the same rules.
4. Winners
Winners will receive cash prizes as cash or check during an awards ceremony shortly following the conclusion of all final rounds. Winners need not be present to receive prizes; prizes will be supplied via postal mail if necessary. All taxes are the sole responsibility of winners. Certain tax forms may need to be completed, as directed by tournament officials. All decisions by tournament officials regarding winners and prizes are final.
First Place will also receive the title "North American Pinball Champion". This title remains in effect until the next annual IFPA North American Championship Series, or will expire after two years if the IFPA North American Championship Series is discontinued.
IV. Rulings and Malfunctions
All rulings and malfunctions will be based on the rules for the IFPA World Pinball Championship. Those are available HERE, starting at Paragraph V. Please ignore any sections above this as that relates to the format of the World Championship.


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Album Review: Black Joe Lewis – Electric Slave C+
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Faith and Begorrah!
Black Joe Lewis & the Honeybears extend fall tour
Plus, a NYE gig in Chi-town.
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Video: Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears – "Mustang Ranch"
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Another birthday bash that met the hype.
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Watch 'em play "Livin' In The Jungle".
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More bands and comedians revealed.
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No doubt you will keep hearing that we all should have some kind of personal website, blog etc where people can get to know us.
Take your LinkedIn (www.linkedin.com) profile and make that your portal to "learning more about me".
2) Use that as your website if you have a Twitter account.
3) Include a handy dandy icon like the LinkedIn logo as part of your auto signature in your emails with a hyperlink back to your LinkedIn profile.
4) Use it as your personal website if you submit articles to websites. as part of your auto signature in your emails.
So there you have it. A real quick and simple way for you to continue to build that incredible brand called "YOU"!
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Banque de France annual report
Annual Report for the franc zone
Report on the oversight of payment instruments and financial market infrastructures
The French balance of payments and international investment position
ECB convergence report
Banque de France Bulletin
Quarterly Selection of Articles
ECB economic Bulletin
Complete list of statistics published in the Digest
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Access the Banque de France's annual reports, as well as reports by the main observatories for which the Bank provides secretariat services
The Bulletins are targeted at a broad readership and explore some of the economic and monetary issues handled by central banks.
In addition to its reports and reviews, the Banque de France releases various economic and financial publications, some of which appear twice a year
Working Paper Series no. 711: Rising inequalities in access to home ownership among young households in France, 1973-2013
By Bonnet Carole, Garbinti Bertrand, Grobon Sébastien
Amongst young households (ages 25 to 44), inequalities in first-time home-ownership and in the amount of acquired real estate assets have increased between the most modest and the most affluent groups over the past forty years. According to Insee's Housing surveys, 32% of young low-income households were homeowners in 1973, as compared to only 16% in 2013. Beyond the role of macroeconomic and institutional factors (real estate prices, interest rates, term of loans granted, etc.), a decomposition of changes in ownership rates over the period using the "Oaxaca-Blinder" method highlights the role of changes in family structures (increasing proportion of single-parent families, decline in the share of couples with children in the most modest households) and the sharp decline in small rural home ownership. Family support – gift assistance, inheritance and other forms of aid – also played an important part in the 2000s: four out of ten recent homeowners benefited from it, two out of ten even receiving direct financial assistance for their purchase. This support increased significantly among wealthier households during the 2000s, contributing to a widening gap with the share of homeowners in the least well off populations.
Rising inequalities in access to home ownership among young households in France, 1973-2013 Rising inequalities in access to home ownership among young households in France, 1973-2013
The apparent stability of home ownership among young households aged 25 to 44 between 1973 and 2013 masks growing disparities between the best and the least well‑off.
Over the past 40 years, the lowest-earning households aged between 25 and 44 have experienced a considerable decline in their ability to get on to the property ladder (Graph). In 1973, 34% of households in this category owned their home. Yet by 2013, this proportion had more than halved, to 16%. In contrast, the percentage of well-off young households owning property increased by more than 50% over the period, from 43% to 66%.
Several factors have influenced this dynamic. The decline in the likelihood of low-income young households becoming homeowners between 1978 and 2013 can largely be explained by demographic changes in this segment.
First, the composition of low-income families has changed considerably, with a threefold rise in the share of single-parent households over the period, from 9% to 29%. Conversely, the share of couples with children has dropped sharply. In 1973 they accounted for 78%, while by 2013 this proportion had plummeted to 38%. Given that couples with children are more likely than average to purchase property – unlike single-parent families – this trend explains a large part of the fall in homeownership among the poorest households. In addition, the share of young low-income households living in rural areas has declined considerably. Moreover, the share of young households on low incomes living in the countryside has more than halved, from 31% to 15%, as people have migrated increasingly to larger cities, notably Paris, in line with shifts in the labour market. The sharp decline in small rural property has also contributed to the decline in the rate of the most modest owners.
Gifts and bequests received from family have also played an important role in this unequal trend. The share of young households assisted by their families increased during the 2000s. 20% of the first recent homeowners aged 25 to 44 are concerned in 2002. They are 27% in 2013. Although property prices almost doubled in the 2000s, the share accounted for by bequest in the purchase price of housing remains fairly stable over the period. This relative stability in a context of property price growth may cover different mechanisms. Some families may have adapted their assistance to rising property prices, households may have bought cheaper (possibly lower quality) goods or, finally, some households may have been forced out of the market, not benefiting from sufficient family assistance to acquire housing.
The probability for modest households renting their home and not having received gift assistance, of buying their first main place of residence is 4%. This probability rises to 28% for those who received gift assistance. The gap is also large for other households: the probability of owning a home is more than twice as high for the wealthiest who receive assistance. It is the wealthiest who most often receive donations: almost a quarter (compared to 16% for the poorest) say they received direct assistance at the time of purchase.
Lastly, since the early 2000s, changes in the frequency of donations widened the gap between the most modest and the most affluent. Low-income young households received slightly less support (8% in 2002 compared to 7% in 2013) and became homeowners less often, probably because the amounts of aid received were unable to offset the rise in real estate prices over this period. Meanwhile, the change in the role of gift assistance and inheritance for the wealthiest households is diametrically opposite and seems to be the most spectacular. Between 2002 and 2013, the share of wealthy young households assisted by their families rose from 20% to 24%, an increase of 20%. As a result, their probability of home ownership increased by 9 percentage points (from 57% to 66%), from which 13% is explained by the growing role played by these aids. For these households, however, some of the changes remain unexplained by the variables under consideration; this may reflect the effects of economic conditions, changes in the purchasing behaviour of the better off
This historical perspective highlights a growing difficulty in accessing home ownership among the poorest young households. It reinforces the need for a reassessment of public housing policies and better targeting towards this population whose situation has deteriorated over the past 40 years.
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Q: Create a folder for images from Visual Studio and "Vector iterator not dereferencable" OpenCV 3.0 I am using Visual Studio 2010, with OpenCV 3.0.
The following code tries to extract the patches of a sequence of images in order to obtain some blobs of the same dimension.
Firstly, I have tried to create a folder where to save the different images, but I can't:

string folderCreateCommand = "mkdir " + pathNamePatchBig;
  system(folderCreateCommand.c_str());

Secondly, it appears the error "Debug Assertion Failed" Vector iterator not dereferencable" after the preincrement of the iterator and I do not know why.
Any thoughts on this?
            vector<vector<Point > >::iterator itc=contours.begin();

            while (itc!=contours.end()) {

                if (itc->size() < cmin || itc->size() > cmax){
                    itc= contours.erase(itc);
                }
                else{

                        std::vector<cv::Point> pts = *itc;
                        cv::Mat pointsMatrix = cv::Mat(pts);
                        cv::Scalar color( 0, 255, 0 );
                        cv::Rect r0= cv::boundingRect(pointsMatrix);
                        cv::rectangle(result,r0,color,2);
                        int patch = 0;
                        string pathNamePatchBig = fileNameRootBig;
                        cv::Mat croppedImageBig = resampledImage(r0).clone();

                        if ((r0.width>=PatchWidth)&&(r0.height>=PatchHeight)/*&&((frameNumber == 22)||(frameNumber == 157)
                            ||(frameNumber == 239))*/){

                            string fileNamePatchBig = pathNamePatchBig;
                            fileNamePatchBig.append(".jpg");
                            imwrite(fileNamePatchBig,croppedImageBig);

                            //Create the folder
                            string folderCreateCommand = "mkdir " + pathNamePatchBig;
                            system(folderCreateCommand.c_str());

                            int y = r0.y;
                            int initialX = r0.x;
                            int x = initialX;
                            int finalX = r0.x + r0.width;
                            int finalY = r0.y + r0.height;
                            r0.width = PatchWidth;
                            r0.height = PatchHeight;
                            bool cropping = true;
                            while ( (y + PatchHeight)<finalY){

                                string fileName = "";
                                fileName.append(pathNamePatchBig);
                                fileName.append("/");
                                fileName.append(fileNameRootSmall);
                                r0.x = x;
                                r0.y = y;
                                cv::Mat croppedImage = resampledImage(r0).clone();
                                stringstream ss2;
                                ss2 << patch;
                                string patchStr = ss2.str();
                                fileName.append("-");
                                fileName.append(patchStr);
                                fileName.append(".jpg");

                                stringstream ss3;
                                ss3<<fileName;
                                string fullPath = ss3.str();
                                ss3.str("");

                                bool exito = imwrite(fullPath.c_str(),croppedImage);
                                if(!exito){//if not success, break loop
                                    cout << "ERROR: Cannot write the frame into the folder" << endl;
                                    break;
                                }

                                x += shift;
                                if ((x + PatchWidth)>finalX){
                                    y += shift;
                                    x = initialX;
                                }
                                patch++;

                            }

                        }

                        ++itc;
                    }
            }

Thanks in advance.

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How recognised is your training and training materials by other professionals?
The Worklife Solutions career coach training programme and materials have been adopted and used successfully by a nationally based NZ Employee Assistance Programme provider. We consistently receive good feedback re the quality of our workbooks and training.
Worklife Solutions founder, trainer and expert coach, Cassandra Gaisford, is regularly invited to present the Worklife Solutions approach at career, life planning and HR conferences nationally and internationally. She presented the Passion Driven Work™ model at the ICADC conference in have San Francisco – the largest conference of career practitioners and life planners in the world.
Cassandra is also the author of Happy at Work: for mid-lifers, and the #1 Amazon best-selling author of the Mid-Life Career Rescue series of books, and How To Find Your Passion and Purpose. She also created The Passion Pack.™ All these and other inspirational and practical career and life planning tools are used by clients and professional coaches throughout the world.
Cassandra also both writes, and is regularly interviewed about, passion at work in the media. Check out the media page for more or visit Cassandra's Amazon page here >>.
We're passionate about what we do and do it well!
Will I be able to train at a distance? When and where are your classes held?
The good news is that all the training to become certified can be done at a distance and at a pace to suit yourself and style of learning. And you can start anywhere in the world, at anytime! Distance need not be a barrier. We offer online training, or for those who prefer a more personalised approach, we offer face-to-face training in New Zealand. Alternatively we can Skype, phone, and email – just as you may do with your coaching clients. Plus, the real learning happens when you put theory to practice coaching people in order to complete your training.
The costs for our certification programme vary as everyone's circumstances, learning style, budget, prior experience and objectives are different – everything is tailored to you 🙂 We've recently made some changes to our certification programme to better cater to these differing circumstances, by offering three levels of qualification.
Option 1: Foundation Skills Coaching is a distance course completed on online which covers the basics of best practice coaching, and The Worklife Solutions bespoke FastTrack™ coaching system. After completing this course you will be qualified as an entry level coach and gain a Coaching Foundation Skills Certificate. The investment for this option is only $990.
Option 2: Advanced Life Coach covers the above and the essentials of best practice coaching and introduces you to the Worklife Solutions bespoke coaching programme Free To Be Me™ (life coaching) or Passion Driven Work™ (career coaching). It includes all the workbooks and templates needed to establish a successful coaching practice – saving you time and money. The investment for Option 2. is $2850.
Option 3: Expert Life Coach covers the above and includes one-one training, in person or via Skype and mentoring with Cassandra Gaisford, providing you with the confidence that you are working with proven strategies and resources that achieve powerful results. The investment for this more comprehensive programme, if your budget allows, is $5895.
Is your course ICF accredited?
Our programmes meet the highest benchmarks of quality and professionalism set by the International Coaching Programme (ICF) certification. The course has been specifically designed to adhere to the ICF principals of best practice coaching. All of the modules in Stage 1: Foundation Skills and also our coaching philosophy adhere to and endorse the importance of being a skilled helper, empowering clients and practicing ethically and professionally.
You do have to apply to be an ICF member when you have completed studies whether or not the provider you choose to train with is ICF approved. You can apply for ICF accreditation individually following the completion of Step 2 of your training. The bonus of our approach is that you'll have plenty of hours of practical experience and coaching hours chalked up to assist with your ICF accrediation. Please note, though we require 50 hours of coaching practice for your qualification, and the ICF requires a further 50 hours of coaching to then apply to be an Associate Certified Coach http://coachfederation.org/credential/.
By becoming a Worklife Solutions Certified Coach you will be able to leverage off our expertise and market credibility as a leader in the career and life coaching profession. You'll gain portable professional skills that can be employed nationally or internationally.
Is the course is NZQA approved?
We are a boutique provider offering a bespoke range of training solutions. As our courses are tailored to each individual, and we do not wish to be a mass-market provider, we have not sought NZQA approval for our training. However we pride ourselves on the professionalism of our training and the successful outcomes we have achieved for both students and those they go on to coach. The course has been designed to adhere to the ICF principals of best practice coaching, and our coaching philosophy adheres to and endorses the importance of being a skilled helper, empowering clients and practicing ethically and professionally.
If it is not approved are there payment options? Do your courses qualify for Student Loans?
In common with most non-tertiary training providers while our courses do not qualify for Student Loans, we offer a range of payment options. These include interest free instalments and credit card payments via Paypal. For those intending to use our training as a springboard to self-employment we suggest checking with your accountant as the training investment should be a tax-deductible expense. You may also wish to create a business plan and approach your friendly bank for a start-up loan.
Other payment options students have pursued are personal loans from a family member or personal sponsor, or funding it via a short-term 'business' debt on their credit cards. In some cases, people's workplaces have invested in the training to assist with professional development of the acquisition of leadership skills. It may take some resourcefulness, but where there is a will, there is always a way to pay.
Remember fees are an investment in your future earning potential, including the potential to generate income via self-employment, rather than a loss-incurring expense.
What is the Worklife Solutions coaching philosophy?
As coaches, we believe the client has the answers they need within them. Professional facilitation and the timely suggestion of new ideas and creative exploration by the coach reveals these answers so the client can act upon them. The Worklife Solutions Coach Institute's philosophy of career development and life coaching, as well as our Fast Track! ™ coaching model, are based on these core principles.
We believe that individuals will be most fulfilled, and companies will be most productive, when each individual discovers, integrates and acts upon their true self and the things that give their life meaning. This means discovering and combining life purpose and life goals, personal values, interests, skills, passion, and experience into desired career options that offer long term satisfaction and and a viable financial future doing work they love to do.
We believe that the old vocational guidance model of matching people to roles is outdated and no longer serves individuals effectively. We believe that the key to individuals career resilience and sound career management programmes lies in adopting more creative, and lateral approaches to solving career issues.
We believe the success of our training comes down to three simple facts – the feedback our coaches get from their clients, the feedback we receive from those we have trained, and the feedback from other coaching professionals.
Incredibly satisfying feedback and evidence of not only how good our training is but also the incredible amount of satisfaction that comes from doing something so powerful for others.
"Clients have made real progress with her and report strong satisfaction with the outcome. I give my full support to her aims and regard her as a very suitable person to practice as a life and career coach." ~ Roger – a practising career consultant and regional Manager of a CDANZ career centre, with over 25 years experience.
Can you really learn the skills in a short time?
What are the advantages of being certified?
Competitive advantage: up to 80 % of people calling themselves coaches are not certified – certification sets you apart!
Do I receive a certificate to confirm I have completed the study and am qualified?
Definitely. You've worked hard to gain professional skills. Plus having something to hang on the wall and/or show prospective clients always instils confidence. Plus you'll be able to put the letters CCLC (Certified Career and Life Coach), or CCC (Certified Career Coach), or CLC (Certified Life Coach) after your name.
How long will it take me to gain my certification?
How my progress through the course is evaluated? Is there course-work, exams, recorded sessions with clients?
Throughout your study there will be regular course work requiring one-to-two hours of homework so that you can qualify with the practical skills and knowledge to become a professional coach, transforming your own life and teaching you how to do the same for others in the process. There may also be an opportunity to experience peer coaching – coaching by a more experienced coach-in-training through the bespoke Worklife Solutions workbooks you will use with clients. There is no examination.
Can I transfer my training from one programme to the other?
If you have commenced either your career coaching or life coaching training you may wish to specialise in one of the other areas. Cross credit your training and receiving certification in both programmes will require completion of 12 further modules to cover areas your training may have missed. Please confirm costing with us if you find yourself in this situation.
Career and life coaching is one of the fastest growing occupations. Not only can you specialise as a career and/or life coach but you can also add these skills to a variety of different occupations – in this way not only giving yourself more job satisfaction but also giving yourself the edge over other job applicants.
Graduates have found work as careers advisers in schools and universities, personal and corporate life coaches, recruitment consultants, training and development consultants, team leaders and managers, and as workplace Employee Assistance Programme advisers to name only a few. Many people have realised their dream of being fully self-employed and have started their own successful coaching business.
How will I know if I will make a good coach?
The best coaches are those that are able to help their clients discover their own answers. After all that is what coaching is about. If you have a genuine desire to help others and possess the core personal attributes necessary to create positive relationships, such as empathy, trustworthiness, genuineness, honesty, sound listening skills and the ability and willingness to learn, then you have the core foundation skills.
Completing our training will further enhance these skills and provide you with the technical tools and techniques to successfully assist your clients through their career explorations and life transitions.
Plus – experiential learning is a big part of our training. As part of your certification you'll get to coach "real' clients and put your new skills into practice, prior to graduating. This will help you gain experience as well as gain some good feedback from your success stories.
We're good at what we do and love doing it. Together we will help you attain professional excellence.
Don't I need to sort my own life out first?
Nobody is perfect . Unless you have major unresolved issues, a passion for helping others and a commitment to your own personal and professional development are the key requirements.
Our screening process will help you identify whether you have what it takes to be a successful coach.
Our students come from a wide variety of backgrounds. No career development or coaching experience is required to become a career or life coach; our programme gives you everything you need! Some students are new to coaching; others have completed other coach training programs and want to develop a coaching – speciality; others are counsellors who desire to add the results-orientation and solutions focused emphasis of coaching to their skill set. We also attract internal coaches in major corporations, psychologists, human resource personnel, managers, executives, management consultants and others who want to learn career coaching.
Will I be able to train to be a coach if I am working full-time?
This is a concern expressed by many people, especially those who are new to study or are juggling many life roles. The majority of coaches in training are working full-time and successfully manage to combine work and training. The majority of these people are dissatisfied in their current roles and find training for a new career as a career coach, or developing new skills that allows them to help others, gives them renewed energy and enthusiasm.
On average most people spend a minimum of six hours per week focusing on their training – effectively one hour per day! This time includes the one hour per week training either in person, or via Skype, two-three hours completing course work, and at least two hours putting the theory into practise by coaching others.
Can I make a good living as a coach?
The short answer is "yes"! It won't happen overnight but with good planning, a solid business and marketing plan, and confidence, it will happen! Our "Grow Your Business" class is designed to help you build a successful practice. Some career coaches make upwards of $100,000 per year; many make less than that. And the number of hours they work, as well as the kinds of clients with whom they work, impacts their gross revenues substantially.
Work doesn't have to be a full-time thing and other coaches do a "career combo" – combing coaching with other paid employment. In this way they are able to successfully supplement their income by $500-$4,000 per month depending on the hours and clients they are working with.
Many students start coaching for fees prior to competing their course, in this way recovering the course costs sooner rather than later.
Most coaches charge between $50-250 per one hour of coaching.
How do I find people to get the 50 – 100 hours coaching needed to get certificated?
It's incredibly amazing how when you start to tell people that are you training to be a life coach and need to find clients to practice your skills how many people offer to be your 'guinea pig'. In the unlikely event you struggle to find coaches we can help.
"I haven't even finished my training and people are saying to me, 'oh could you help me?' I've been inundated. " ~ Sophie K, coach-in-training.
Coaching is like a synthesis of a mentor (to believe in you and help you set bigger goals for yourself), and a manager (to break down the goals into 'do-able bits'). A personal trainer that will keep you moving along your path and give you feedback to help improve your game.
A coach works one-to-one over an extended period of time. This way the work is targeted and focused to the client's need, and the coach is able to make sure you really develop new skills and habits.
Worklife Solutions Coaching Institutes' coaches work with clients within a proprietary 3-month coaching period, usually for one hour a week, or within a time frame that meets the clients time demands and goals.
Over this time the coach helps the client set goals, provides feedback, perspective, encouragement and new ways of tackling situations. It's like having someone "running alongside you" in life, giving you the extra input and insights that can really make a difference to your success.
A career coach is simply someone who guides others through job and career changes, helps individuals experience fulfilment in their work, and facilitates the match between employee and job function within a company to optimise his/her contribution and satisfaction.
The career coach's primary role is to serve as a catalyst for transformation and change in the client's work life. Whether the client is at a crossroads of identity and purpose, or just seeking to enrich his/her current work experience, career coaches serve as a guide to the next step in the individual's professional development.
Using a respectful, compassionate, yet results-oriented approach, the coach helps his/her clients identify what they most love to do. The next step is to facilitate the client's process in creating that job, career or business. The coach's toolbox includes probing questions, testing of assumptions, standardised assessments, feedback, and other powerful tools as appropriate to the client's unique needs.
Life coaching is not the same as therapy or counselling. You don't need to have a problem to seek the services of a life coach, although some people do. Life coaching is about helping individuals find their own solutions, their own path to goal achievement. Life coaching takes your clients on a journey of self-discovery – it helps them to make sense of their past experiences and gives them clarity for the future. Life coaching differs from career coaching in that it takes a broad and holistic view of life goals, whether these be to improve their relationships, finances, health, self-esteem or just to find time to rekindle a hobby or something they've always been passionate about.
Coaching is present centred. Coaching is not about how you came to be who you are; it is about helping your clients get from where they are now to a specific point in the future. Counselling tends to be more problem focused, whereas coaching has a more solutions focused approach from the outset. It is 100% focused on clients achieving their goals as quickly and easily as possible. Some clients may present with much deeper issues and would benefit best from working with a counsellor.
At the same time however, there are similarities between coaching and counselling and the process works similarly as both work one-to-one over a period of time. The skills are also similar, as both require advanced questioning, listening and other communications skills. However, to practise as a counsellor you need a tertiary qualification in counselling.
Is career coaching like life coaching?
While career coaches tend to focus more narrowly on career specific issues, there are many similarities with the skills required of a life coach. Many clients who are seeking help with their work also report having low self-esteem, feelings of low confidence, relationship and financial issues.
The core coaching skills and training which forms the basis of our training is transferable across both career and life contexts. A good career coach is often a great life coach, but it is harder for a good life coach to be a good career coach without more specific training in careers.
What are the benefits of training to be both a career and life coach?
Worklife Solutions offer three training lines, career and life coaching. Increasing people seeking training opt for both. . . which we highly recommend. Issues like low self-esteem, lack of confidence as well as many personal issues (which can be addressed holistically through life coaching) impact career outcomes. Similarly career stress, and career dissatisfaction can negatively impact self-esteem, confidence, relationships, finances and other non-work related areas of peoples lives. Training to be both a career and life coach allows you to work more holistically and effectively with your clients. It also allows you grow a wider client base.
Your workplace (if you are planning on integrating coaching into an existing career) and/or self-employment as a coach would benefit from an expanded, integrative and holistic approach combining career and life coaching.


Waffles are a much-loved part of everyone's breakfast. These coconut and almond flour waffles are made to be high fat and low carb, so they are suitable for the keto diet! These keto waffles are made weekly or more often in our house, and spread with almond butter and chia jam for school lunches. If you've been missing sandwiches on keto, waffles are also perfect with sliced turkey, homemade mayo, mustard, and lettuce for a more grownup lunch.
This recipe is one that my 'non keto kids' also love, simplifying breakfast for everyone. We top with butter and chia jam often. Or for a special treat, we whip heavy whipping cream and add in a little monkfruit sweetener and vanilla and use that on top.
Later in the week, these waffles can toast right in the toaster for fast breakfasts. From there, the waffles can be the 'bread' in a breakfast sandwich with a fried egg, cheese, and bacon or sausage.
The texture and ability to hold fillings really makes these waffles a fantastic addition to our keto diet. I like this waffle maker for making these, as 2 squares make a perfectly sized sandwich.
Combine almond flour, coconut flour, eggs, sweetener, water, apple cider vinegar, baking soda, sea salt, and optional xanthan gum in a blender and blend until smooth, adding more water or liquid as needed until batter is pourable and slightly thicker than buttermilk.
Allow the batter to set as the waffle maker preheats (at least 5 minutes). Preheat waffle maker to medium-high if yours has a setting.
Use cooking spray (we like avocado oil) or butter to grease the waffle maker- do not skip this step even if your waffle maker claims 'non stick'!
Pour waffle batter in the waffle maker, evenly over the middle 50%. The batter will expand out when closed. Allow to rest on the bottom before closing about 20 seconds.
Close and cook as usual. The amount of waffles made and the amount of batter per waffle will depend on the size of your waffle maker.
Re-grease waffle maker with spray every 2-3 waffles.
4 g net carbs per 1/8th of the recipe. Makes 8 servings.


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Taking Back Sunday Twenty
By Ian Gormely
Taking Back Sunday were always a fan's band, a pivotal part of Long Island's turn-of-the-millennium punk scene who mostly confused critics. I write this not as an insult but as one of those fans. Their music fostered a uniquely slavish devotion from those that loved them, their lyrics ripe for social media fodder, even before such a thing existed.
With the broader influence of emo — a genre to which they were only tangentially related — at an all-time high, the time has certainly come for a critical re-evaluation for the band and their peers (not to mention the sometimes dubious gender politics at the heart of many of these bands' lyrics).
Unfortunately, Twenty, a new collection of tracks spanning the group's seven albums plus two new tracks, isn't about to kick off any sort of historical revision. Aside from being an anachronism in the era of streaming and limitless playlists, in digging through the 21-song, chronologically sequenced tracklist, the question of who this record is for comes up again and again. In cherry-picking three songs each from their explosive debut, Tell All Your Friends, and 2016's Tidal Wave, a record many old school fans probably don't even know exists, what are Taking Back Sunday trying to say to fans old and new?
Sure, what band doesn't think that their latest effort isn't as good — if not better — than their first? But that rarely correlates with the lens through which fans view their career — you can appreciate the new even while remaining firmly entrenched in your belief that their best years were the ones that originally brought you into the fold.
Maybe that's the point: proving that Taking Back Sunday are more than the post-hardcore/emo hybrid into which the band have been pigeonholed. Longtime fans are unlikely to uncover any revelations about the band (and most will certainly take issue with the songs that were excluded) while new listeners are getting a skewed version of their career arc.
This is certainly a band greater than the sum of their influences, but there's a tension to their best years — to my ears, their first four records, whose tracks make up just under half of this collection's selections — that is lacking in the sky-scraping arena rock of 2011's Taking Back Sunday (two songs featured here) or the Against Me!/Gaslight Anthem heartland-punk of Tidal Wave. The two new tracks are perfectly serviceable additions, but no more memorable than anything off those last few records.
Most critically, though, is a severe lack of an editorial hand at work here. "These are the two or three most popular songs from each of our records," seems to have been the guiding principle, deep cut fan faves, covers or other rarities be damned.
Twenty and an accompanying tour coincide with the band's 20th anniversary, a long life for any artist, let alone one that's flew under the radar of hip tastemakers for most of their career, but this compilation feels totally unnecessary and impersonal, neither satisfying for old fans nor will it convince new ones of the band's greater legacy. They deserve better. (Concord)
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La saison 2019 de l'équipe cycliste Neri Sottoli-Selle Italia-KTM est la onzième de cette équipe, la première sous ce nom.

Préparation de la saison 2019

Sponsors et financement de l'équipe

L'équipe change de nom et de sponsor en 2019. Nommée Wilier Triestina-Selle Italia en 2017 et 2018, elle devient Neri Sottoli-Selle Italia-KTM.

Arrivées et départs

Objectifs

Déroulement de la saison

L'équipe commence sa saison au Tour de San Juan, en Argentine.

Coureurs et encadrement technique

Effectif
L'effectif de l'équipe pour la saison 2019 comprend 17 coureurs.

Bilan de la saison

Victoires

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| 17/02/2019 || Trofeo Laigueglia ||  || 1.HC ||  Simone Velasco
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|29/03/2019 ||  de la Semaine internationale Coppi et Bartali ||  || 2.1 ||  Simone Velasco
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| 12/04/2019 ||  du Tour de Langkawi ||  || 2.HC ||  Simone Bevilacqua
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|22/05/2019 ||  du Tour d'Albanie ||  || 2.2 ||  Moreno Marchetti
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|22/06/2019 ||  du Tour de Slovénie ||  || 2.HC ||	 Giovanni Visconti
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|9/07/2019 ||  du Tour d'Autriche ||  || 2.1 ||  Giovanni Visconti
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|13/08/2019 ||  du Tour de l'Utah ||  || 2.HC ||  Umberto Marengo
|}

Résultats sur les courses majeures
Les tableaux suivants représentent les résultats de l'équipe dans les principales courses du calendrier international dans lesquelles l'équipe bénéficie d'une invitation (les cinq classiques majeures et les trois grands tours). Pour chaque épreuve est indiqué le meilleur coureur de l'équipe, son classement ainsi que les accessits glanés par Neri Sottoli-Selle Italia-KTM sur les courses de trois semaines.

Classiques

Grands tours

Classement UCI

Notes et références

Notes

Références

Liens externes

Équipe cycliste en Italie
Équipe cycliste en 2019
Cyclisme en Italie en 2019

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#include <commands/common/CHIPCommand.h>

#include <core/CHIPBuildConfig.h>
#include <lib/core/CHIPVendorIdentifiers.hpp>
#include <lib/support/CodeUtils.h>
#include <lib/support/ScopedBuffer.h>
#include <lib/support/TestGroupData.h>

#if CHIP_CONFIG_TRANSPORT_TRACE_ENABLED
#include "TraceHandlers.h"
#endif // CHIP_CONFIG_TRANSPORT_TRACE_ENABLED

CHIP_ERROR CHIPCommand::Run()
{
    CHIP_ERROR err = StartWaiting(GetWaitDuration());
    return err;
}

void CHIPCommand::StartTracing()
{
#if CHIP_CONFIG_TRANSPORT_TRACE_ENABLED
    chip::trace::InitTrace();

    if (mTraceFile.HasValue())
    {
        chip::trace::AddTraceStream(new chip::trace::TraceStreamFile(mTraceFile.Value()));
    }
    else if (mTraceLog.HasValue() && mTraceLog.Value())
    {
        chip::trace::AddTraceStream(new chip::trace::TraceStreamLog());
    }
#endif // CHIP_CONFIG_TRANSPORT_TRACE_ENABLED
}

void CHIPCommand::StopTracing()
{
#if CHIP_CONFIG_TRANSPORT_TRACE_ENABLED
    chip::trace::DeInitTrace();
#endif // CHIP_CONFIG_TRANSPORT_TRACE_ENABLED
}

void CHIPCommand::RunQueuedCommand(intptr_t commandArg)
{
    auto * command = reinterpret_cast<CHIPCommand *>(commandArg);
    CHIP_ERROR err = command->RunCommand();
    if (err != CHIP_NO_ERROR)
    {
        command->SetCommandExitStatus(err);
    }
}

static void OnResponseTimeout(chip::System::Layer *, void * appState)
{
    (reinterpret_cast<CHIPCommand *>(appState))->SetCommandExitStatus(CHIP_ERROR_TIMEOUT);
}

CHIP_ERROR CHIPCommand::StartWaiting(chip::System::Clock::Timeout duration)
{
    chip::DeviceLayer::PlatformMgr().ScheduleWork(RunQueuedCommand, reinterpret_cast<intptr_t>(this));
    ReturnLogErrorOnFailure(chip::DeviceLayer::SystemLayer().StartTimer(duration, OnResponseTimeout, this));
    return mCommandExitStatus;
}

void CHIPCommand::StopWaiting()
{
    Shutdown();
}

chip::Controller::DeviceCommissioner & CHIPCommand::CurrentCommissioner()
{
    CommissionerIdentity identity{ GetIdentity(), chip::kUndefinedNodeId };
    auto item = mCommissioners.find(identity);
    return *item->second;
}

constexpr chip::FabricId kIdentityOtherFabricId = 4;
std::map<CHIPCommand::CommissionerIdentity, std::unique_ptr<chip::Controller::DeviceCommissioner>> CHIPCommand::mCommissioners;

std::string CHIPCommand::GetIdentity()
{
    std::string name = mCommissionerName.HasValue() ? mCommissionerName.Value() : kIdentityAlpha;
    if (name.compare(kIdentityAlpha) != 0 && name.compare(kIdentityBeta) != 0 && name.compare(kIdentityGamma) != 0 &&
        name.compare(kIdentityNull) != 0)
    {
        chip::FabricId fabricId = strtoull(name.c_str(), nullptr, 0);
        if (fabricId >= kIdentityOtherFabricId)
        {
            // normalize name since it is used in persistent storage

            char s[24];
            sprintf(s, "%" PRIu64, fabricId);

            name = s;
        }
        else
        {
            ChipLogError(chipTool, "Unknown commissioner name: %s. Supported names are [%s, %s, %s, 4, 5...]", name.c_str(),
                         kIdentityAlpha, kIdentityBeta, kIdentityGamma);
            chipDie();
        }
    }

    return name;
}


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