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Brad Keselowski in on the 600 pole, but what's really going on at Roger Penske's?
The fans speak:
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Sometimes nice guys do finish first. Consider Regan Smith
The Southern 500: Musings
Posted May 9th, 2011
The thrill of victory: Regan Smith celebrating with crew chief Pete Rondeau (Photo: Getty Images for NASCAR)
DARLINGTON, S.C.
It couldn't happen to a nicer guy.
Regan Smith, the season's second unexpected winner on the NASCAR stock tour, was on worn tires the final miles but still somehow managed to hold off charging Carl Edwards to take the Southern 500 Saturday night.
Ironically it was Edwards -- currently the series' points leader and having a bang-up season -- was came in a close second to Daytona surprise Trevor Bayne at the start of the season.
Smith has come into his own this season, his third on the tour, and just before the season began he pointed to crew chief Pete Rondeau, the one-time crew chief for Dale Earnhardt Jr. (back in 2005), as making a big difference in his approach to this game.
And Smith's win, by two lengths, wasn't really an upset, because he's run well virtually everywhere this spring, only to be plagued by bad luck. Clearly Joe Garone, the general manager for the operation (which is improbably based in Denver, Colorado, home of the owner, furniture man Barney Visser) has now a well-oiled team.
And Rondeau's no-stop call in the last minutes of the race was key. While Edwards and 14 of the 18 men still on the lead lap all pitted for fresh tires when Jeff Burton brought out a caution with less than 10 miles to go, Rondeau told Smith to stay out, keeping the lead for what proved to the final restart, a two-lap green-white-checkered sprint.
Regan Smith (Furniture Row) gets a push from Brad Keselowski (blue car) on final restart to get a jump on Carl Edwarsd (Aflac) (Photo: Getty Images for NASCAR)
At that green, however, Smith appeared to be a sitting duck...if not for Edwards, the strongest runner at the end, then for Tony Stewart, who likewise gave up the offer of fresh tires in order to get track position. (Ironically Smith's pit crew this season comes out of Stewart's own camp.)
But Smith, powered it should be noted by a Richard Childress engine, part of the team's engineering deal with Childress' Chevy operation, was just too much....in part because of a very good push by Brad Keselowski at the green. Keselowski said he knew Smith would probably be spinning his tires on the restart, as worn as they were, so he tucked in tight and gave Smith a good shove, to get out in front of Edwards.
"It was just enough of a boost to get me that next little step past Carl, to where I could run my line through one and two," Smith said. "If I couldn't have done that, I don't think we could have had the momentum to win. So Brad certainly helped me; he preoccupied Carl that corner, and it gave me those two car lengths to stretch it out."
The win puts the 27-year-old racer (from Cato, N.Y., about an hour north of Watkins Glen) in some very rare company. Darlington Raceway is one of those tracks where only solid veterans usually win, so tough is this place.
"We were looking at the names and faces on the trophy....My face is going to be right there next to these guys, and it's going to be there forever," Smith said.
Dale Earnhardt, Cale Yarborough, David Pearson, Richard Petty, Bobby Allison, Tim Richmond, Harry Gant, Jeff Gordon, Darrell Waltrip...
And into the final lap, Regan Smith gets a bit loose trying to hold off charging Carl Edwards (Photo: Getty Images for NASCAR)
More immediately, the victory, Smith's first, puts him in next week's All-Star race at Charlotte.
Smith certainly didn't back into this win. He's known as a hard racer, which has sometimes hurt him. "There was a couple points where I was winding pretty hardcore...That's typical for me anywhere," Smith said, with his big grin, almost a trademark.
The crucial pit stop opportunity?
"Pete and I were talking about it, and the decision is his 100 percent," Smith said. "The way our stuff works is whatever he tells me to do, I do.
"But I did mention 'Man, I think this thing would be good with clean air.'
"That's all he needed to hear to make the call to stay out. That won the race for us."
At Darlington Raceway's new astounding speeds since the repave, clean air is very important, with drivers hitting 200 mph into the tight corners. Indeed watching these guys dive off into turn one and turn three was heart-stopping.
"When we cleared Carl going into one, I thought 'That's good -- at least we'll finish second'" Smith said.
"When he didn't catch me at the white flag, and I still had a car-length gap, I thought 'I'm going to run another qualifying lap here, and we might have a chance at this thing.'
Great weather for the Southern 500: clear skies and 75 degrees....and no gnats or sand fleas (Photo: Getty Images for NASCAR)
"I hit the fence at turn two (the always tricky old frontstretch). Never checked it up.
"Sailed off into three....I had been on the bottom all night, and my game plan was to stick with the bottom -- I figured if he passes me with his tires on the outside, that's all right.
"I drove it deeper than I wanted to. He drove off pretty deep, which I expected him to. I don't know if the air off my car got him or what, but he wasn't able to make the run.
"And we won the Southern 500. That's pretty awesome."
Rondeau gave Smith credit for the winning call: "He's the one driving it, he wants some clean air, so we'll give him some clean air. He willed it."
For Garone the win was a milestone. "We've been six years building this team, literally from scratch. When Barney wanted it run out of Colorado, (we thought) that we might just be crazy. It's been a long road.
"After the second or third year, we started realizing we can compete in Cup. And this shows the racing community you can win races outside of the normal North Carolina area."
The Mothers Day weekend win made it a bit more emotional for Smith, whose mother wasn't at the track. "She doesn't miss too many of them," he said. "But she's in Tuscaloosa, Alabama...to help out with the recovery efforts and save some animals down there."
But Smith did get a brief phone call to his mom: "I didn't get too many words out of her: 'I love you...boohoo, lots of tears and crying.'
"If I know her, she's going to enjoy a Bacardi and diet Coke...if it's in a tent, pickup-truck, hotel."
Kevin Harvick going into the NASCAR command center after his post-race run-in with Kyle Busch (Photo: Getty Images for NASCAR)
Some drivers fret about never winning another NASCAR race; Smith worried 'What if I don't get to race in another Cup race again?'
"As a driver, you never know when your last race is going to be.
"Last year I was thinking 'Maybe they're going to fire me. I hope not.' But who knows what is going to happen.
"Last year the lowest point was when I broke my wrist at Sonoma and raced at Loudon (the next weekend) with it broke completely.
"It hurt really bad...it was a horrible day....probably one of the worst races I ever have driven.
"But from that point on we started rebounding.
"Ever since the Chicago race (last July), even though some of the finishes don't show it, we've been running way more competitive."
So Smith can finally wipe away that Talladega disappointment. "Winning here to me means more to me than that win could have ever meant. With this team -- with the hard work...racing out of Colorado...the things that have gone on...
"Everybody said 'You can't race outside of Charlotte, the 20 mile radius where all the teams are. You can't do it.'
"We've been doing it every week. Now everybody is going to notice how good we're doing it."
Regan Smith's crew celebrating its first NASCAR Sprint Cup victory...six years in the making (Photo: Getty Images for NASCAR)
Does Rondeau now perhaps feel a bit of vindication for that abortive Earnhardt experience? Nope, the low-keyed crew chief insists: "I guess a lot of things go around, and some come around. This just came around. I'm Regan Smith's crew chief now, so that part there has gone by."
But this win is clearly vindication for Smith: "There have been some sleepless nights after a race: 'I did this wrong, I did that wrong.'
"I'm my own worst critic. I put everything on my shoulders. Times I'll beat myself down...
"But we all do this because we believe in ourselves and believe we can win races.
"It's not just when you get to this level, it goes all the way back to when you're racing Saturday nights, trying to get an opportunity, to get your first Truck start or Nationwide start.
"...I remember sending out hundreds of proposals. I thought 'Man, these are cheesy-looking. Why am I sending them out? I'm going to send them out anyway.'
"There are people in this garage area you can walk up to and say 'Remember when Regan used to call you, when he was 16 or 17 years old? And your secretary would say 'Regan Smith is on the phone again.' And they would say 'Tell him I'm not here.'
"The more doors get slammed in your face, the thicker your skin is.
"When I was running Pro Cup -- a family-owned team back in the day -- money was tight, and you fight and feud sometimes with your family because of it.
"It's tough. It's like that for so many people out there right now, racing Saturday night. It's not just at this level.
"You've just got to keep digging."
Regan Smith over Carl Edwards in a squeeker at the finish line (Photo: Getty Images for NASCAR)


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There's a general idea that the punishment should fit the crime. Unfortunately, that is often not the case. For certain crimes, such as sex offenses, the punishment may last a lifetime.
A recent article published by Quartz points out that rigid and lifetime punishments of sex offenders may be doing more harm than good. Many states restrict where they can live and work, and they publish detailed profiles on sex offender web sites. These policies are generally aimed at protecting children and those who are vulnerable in our community. Unfortunately, they may be having the opposite effect.
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Wisconsin is one of many states that won't allow convicted sex offenders to live near schools, parks, day cares, recreational centers and playgrounds, among other places. Milwaukee is particularly focused on these criminals and put a 2,000-foot rule in place in 2014. However, the get-tough approach had an unforeseen result.
After Milwaukee passed its ordinance, homelessness among these offenders shot up from 15 to nearly 230. While few sympathize with this group, keeping tabs on them became a problem for law enforcement. One of the key aspects of prevention of such violent crimes is providing the police with information and tools to monitor known offenders. Compounding the problem, nine independent studies found a link between homelessness and higher repeat offender rates. Ironically, the very policies that are in place to protect society make sex offenders more likely to reoffend and make it harder for law enforcement to keep track of them.
The State of Wisconsin is discovering that its tough-on-crime policies may be putting the public at risk, in addition to unduly punishing sex offenders who have served their sentence. There may be no easy answers to this problem, but reform efforts are badly needed.
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What is the easiest and safest way to do it in Ubuntu?

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McDonald's and Burger King franchisees are raving about a new device that can update their notoriously broken soft-serve machines
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McDonald's has been particularly notorious for its soft-serve machines not working.
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McDonald's and other quick-service restaurants (QSRs) are known to have frequent issues when it comes to their soft-serve machines.
A software company called Kytch has a solution: a device that corrects for human error and helps machine users understand details of the machine's behavior.
The technology, first introduced in May 2019, is already being used at some locations of fast-food chains including McDonald's and Burger King. Some franchisees say the device has changed their stores for the better.
"After not having it, it's almost scary to think about having shake machines without these, or soft-serve units without these devices," CJ Timoney, a Burger King franchisee with eight restaurants in the Northeast, told Business Insider.
"Providing a restaurant experience that our customers expect is among our top priorities," a McDonald's spokesperson said in a statement. "McDonald's Corporation and its franchisees are constantly working together on improving and enhancing the restaurant experience so that customers can enjoy McDonald's food where and when they want it."
Burger King did not return Business Insider's request for comment on the technology.
Soft-serve is a classic dessert choice to top off a fast-food meal.
But the machines responsible for making these tasty treats at fast-food chains like McDonald's are notorious for constantly breaking down. In 2017, one woman even developed an app that told users whether the soft-serve machines at their local McDonald's locations were working or not.
Though McDonald's announced that it would replace its machines that year, issues have remained. When reached for comment by Business Insider, a McDonald's spokesperson could not confirm any upcoming equipment updates.
Enter Kytch, a technology solution that is easing the problem by giving the older machines a software add-on that corrects unnecessary malfunctions and helps users understand what is happening internally.
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"Everything comes back to being connected," Kytch cofounder Jeremy O'Sullivan said.
He added that while the software doesn't change the way the machine generally functions, it provides valuable information to the user that can explain what is happening when a machine appears to be broken.
Why the machines stop working
Many of the machines used in quick-service restaurants (QSRs) like McDonald's undergo an automated cycle of heat cleaning that can last up to four hours, which accounts for a lot of the machines' downtime. Though Kytch can't stop this cleaning cycle from occurring, it can make sure the process occurs when it should and can correct for other mechanical issues that result from human error.
"We can tell if the machine is overfilled or underfilled," Kytch cofounder Melissa Nelson said, offering one example of a seemingly simple error that can put a machine out of use for an additional three to four hours. Kytch picks up on mistakes like these and self-corrects them, thereby helping prevent an even lengthier shutdown period.
The device also has a predictive analytics component, to some extent. Kytch can synthesize data to predict whether a part of the machine is about to break and can tell whether an employee who is operating the machine is using the proper procedures.
McDonald's and Burger King franchisees utilize Kytch
When Kytch was introduced in May 2019, McDonald's and Burger King franchisees jumped at the possibility of a solution to one of the chain's most talked-about issues. Kytch technology is currently used in a number of McDonald's locations across multiple franchisees and in a number of Burger King restaurants as well.
According to Kytch representatives and franchisees with the device, individual franchisees and stores can opt to get the technology on their own, without assistance at the corporate level.
'This is a stressful job'
"From our standpoint, it's unbelievable the amount of safety it provides to us," said CJ Timoney, a Burger King franchisee with eight restaurants in the Northeast, all utilizing Kytch. "After not having it, it's almost scary to think about having shake machines without these or soft-serve units without these devices."
For franchisees, being able to oversee and manage the machines of several stores at once is highly beneficial. The device's technology has also helped franchisees when it comes to satisfaction on both the customer and employee front.
"This is a stressful job, so if I can reduce unnecessary stress on the managers or the crew, then that's a good thing," said a McDonald's franchisee who operates three stores in New York, two of which currently utilize the Kytch device. This McDonald's franchisee asked to remain anonymous in order to speak frankly.
There is currently no push at corporate for the technology to be introduced to every store, though working with executives at that level is an ultimate goal for the Kytch team. And testimony from the franchisees about the success of the device is an important step in the process.
"It seems like some of the best innovations are started at the franchisee level," Nelson said.
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Lawmakers question CFPB on Aug. TILA-RESPA date
WASHINGTON (3/31/15)--Why have compliance disclosure reforms gone into effect during what is traditionally the busiest month for home closings?
That's the question two key lawmakers asked the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) Monday regarding the bureau's Truth in Lending Act-Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (TILA-RESPA) integrated disclosures rule, which is scheduled to be implemented Aug. 1.
CUNA has urged the CFPB to allow a lengthy implementation period for the TILA-RESPA rule due to the complexity of the issue.
Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer (R-Mo.), chair of the House Financial Services subcommittee on housing and insurance, and Rep. Randy Neugebauer (R-Texas), chair of the House Financial Services subcommittee on financial institutions on consumer credit, expressed their concerns about such a major change taking place during peak homebuying season.
The legislators said that, since many homebuyers look to move into new houses before the start of the school year, 10 of the 25 busiest days for existing home closings in 2014 were in August. Conversely, 19 of the slowest days for home closings in 2014 were in January or February.
"We strongly encourage you to make the Aug. 1, 2015 to Dec. 31, 2015 timeframe a 'hold harmless' period of restrained enforcement and liability," the legislators wrote. "This would allow all parties to better understand the changes associated with [TILA-RESPA] and help ensure consumer confidence and stability in the nation's housing market."


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Oakland hotel sold to affordable housing developer
Jeff Shuttleworth
A federal bankruptcy court judge has issued an order authorizing the sale of a troubled residential hotel in downtown Oakland to an affordable housing developer to rehabilitate it as long-term low-income housing, the Oakland City Attorney's Office said Wednesday.
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The city's lawyers said the ruling by Judge Roger Efremsky on March 4 about the fate of Empyrean Towers is a landmark decision because it isn't based simply on compensating creditors but also recognizes the principle of "social responsibility" in bankruptcy law by guaranteeing that the building will be maintained as affordable housing for at least 55 years.
Empyrean Towers is a seven-story building located at 344 13th Street, between Harrison and Webster streets.
City Attorney Barbara Parker said in a statement:
"The court's order makes it possible to ensure that this property is preserved as part of Oakland's critical low-income housing stock, and that the horrendous conditions at the Empyrean Towers are remedied."
Parker added:
"One of my highest priorities is to enforce laws that protect Oakland tenants' fundamental rights to healthy and safe housing; the protection of these rights is vital for Oakland to thrive." Empyrean Towers was temporarily evacuated last May because the water was unsafe to drink.
The residential hotel has 90 units and city officials estimated that about 50 people currently are living there.
Parker said the court will allow the affordable housing developer, Resources for Community Development, to make millions of dollars in urgently-needed repairs and improvements to the property, which she said has a long and tortured history of substandard and inhumane living conditions.
Parker said the property requires major renovations, including structural, electrical, mechanical and plumbing systems.
She said Resources for Community Development has estimated the cost of the project will exceed $10 million.
Parker said the city has cited the hotel's owners for numerous and serious housing code violations, including significant electrical, heating and plumbing problems.
In 2011, a prior owner of the hotel, which was called the Menlo Hotel at that time, was convicted in 2011 for attempting to hire an arsonist to burn down the building.
Last April the City Attorney's Office sued the owners of the Empyrean Hotel in Alameda County Superior Court for allegedly maintaining the property in an uninhabitable condition, for allegedly violating Oakland's Tenant Protection Ordinance and for allegedly operating the property as a public nuisance.
The suit asked for a court order requiring the owners to bring the building into compliance with applicable building codes and appoint a receiver to manage the property and oversee the repairs.
However, the owner declared bankruptcy after the Superior Court appointed a receiver to oversee the property so the U.S. Bankruptcy Court appointed a trustee for the property.
The trustee and the City Attorney later asked the court to authorize sale of the property to Resources for Community Development.
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Tombs and Domes, Kerman
Akhoond Tomb, Koohbanan, Zarand
The said structure is made of brick and has a polygonal dome, with double arches externally. This structure has 9 porches. The entrance of the southern sector connects to the frontal section by two halls and spiral stair ways lead to the double covered dome. Under the dome is a marble tomb stone which is 2 m. in length and 1 m. in width. This is most probably a relic of the 11th century AH. which is on historical record.
Amir Heydar Tomb, Jiroft
The same is situated in Daulat Abad, Esfandaqieh and is a relic of the Safavid era. This structure comprises of a dome, porches, arched ceilings and corridors. Internally, the structure is four-sided, but higher up it changes to an octagon with coinciding ceilings. Narrations and memoirs can be seen in numbers within the structure dating to the years 1002 AH., 1012 AH. and 1082 AH.. Besides a few marble tomb stones. The said structure has been beautifully designed with plaster and Indian design, in addition to the Shah Abbasi patterns. The above mentioned is on historical record.
Jabaliyeh Dome, Kerman
This dome is also known as the Gabri Dome and is located in Kerman, and the structure is octagonal. The dome has been constructed of brick, though the building is of stone and gypsum, and its architectural affects have been inspired from the Sassanide period.
Khajeh Atabak Mausoleum, Kerman
The same is located in the south east of the vicinity of the bazaar mosque. The structure is a remnant of the Saljuqi period in the 6th century AH. This structure has been adorned with plaster and brick works, both internally and externally. Its interesting features are the kufic and thulth scripts. The ceiling of this mausoleum had caved in, but was repaired by the Cultural Heritage Organization, and the structure is on historical record.
Mir Heydar (Goor Khan) Mausoleum, Jiroft
The same is a relic of the Safavid period and is located in Esfandaqieh of Jiroft. The structure resembles a dome with eight external porches. Internally, the dome is four-sided, but higher up in its structure converts to an octagon. A marble tomb stone can be noted within.
Mir Zobair Tomb, Sirjan
This structure is located in the Sharif Abad village of Sirjan. This structure is square in shape, with external and internal dimensions of 9 m. and 7 m. respectively. It has been erected with cobbled stones and gypsum. At a height of four meters this structure converts to an octagonal shape, and thence spherical with a dome on the top. Internally, it is adorned with inscriptions. The remnants of the plaster work dates back to 751 AH.
It is believed that this structure was formerly a temple related to the pre-Islamic or early Islamic period, and that during the reign of Mohammad Mobarez, the first Amir of the Al Mozaffar Family, the same was renovated into a mosque.
Moshtaqiyeh (Segonbad) Dome, Kerman
This dome is located in the Moshtaqiyeh sq. in Kerman and was constructed during the Qajar reign. Three domes have been constructed on three tombs belonging to Moshtaq Ali Shah, Sheikh Esmail and Kowsar Ali Shah. Moshtaq Ali Shah was a Gnostic of the 13th century AH. and was stoned to death in the year 1206 AH. due to his personal beliefs. He was condemned because of reciting the Holy Qoran with a string instrument called the sitar. The dome on his tomb was constructed in the year 1260 AH.
Peer Baba Mosafer Mausoleum, Kerman
This structure is located in Shahdad (Kerman) and is also known as Khaneqah-e-Aqoos, Aqoos Kelisa (church) or Peer-e-Mosafer. The same comprises of walls, a court-yard, entrance and a domed chamber.
This mausoleum is a relic of the 7th century AH. In an ancient book written in the 10th century AH., a vicinity by the name of Aqoos and its structures has been mentioned. This book has also mentioned a personality by the name of Baba Mosafer Konji, who had come to Shahdad anonymously and had lived there. Moreover, it has been stated that the tomb of the above mentioned is in the Khaneqah constructed by Hazrat Khajeh Ekhtiyareddin Abdol Qader Kermani. The structure of the mausoleum is on historical record
Peer-e-Barhaq (Jarsooz) Mausoleum, Bardseer
This mausoleum is a relic of the 7th century AH. in Bardseer. Externally the structure is square shaped, but internally it is octagonal. The dome of this structure is made of brick, and adorned with arches, plaster work, tile work depicting a flowery pattern, and kufic script. The above mentioned is on historical record.
Sabz Dome, Kerman
This structure dates back to the 7th century AH., and is a remnant of the Qara Khta'iyan school and tomb in Kerman. At present only the entrance of the school remains, and the ceiling of the porch has seen damages in an earthquake, but was later on repaired. The most beautiful portion of the porch is its arched tile work, along with its columns on the two sides.
Shah Firooz Tomb, Sirjan
The same is located within a distance of 5 km. south east of the Qal'eh Sangi of Sirjan. This structure is octagonal and has a dome with a spectacular arched design. In the midst of the structure is a tomb 2.5 m. in length, 63 cm. in width and to the height of 40 cm. People believe that this is the resting abode of Abu Kalijar-ebne-Azidodowleh or his offspring, who on eating meat after a hunt, passed away and was buried in this vicinity. There is a strong possibility that this relic is of Eilkhani period (8th and 9th century AH.). The same has been under repair in the recent years.
Shah Nematollah-e-Vali Tomb, Kerman
Shah Nematollah-e-Vali was the head of the Ellahiyeh (730-834 AH.), and was one of the reputed Gnostics of the first half of the 9th century AH. His tomb and Khaneqah (or a kind of monastery) is located in the town of Mahan (Kerman). The Hezar Shah structure is the axis of this aggregate, and its primary construction dates back to the year 840 AH. Ahmad Shah Bahmani (of the Bahmaniyeh Dynasty) was responsible for the expenditure. Sections were added to this in later periods.
Shah Nematollah-e-Vali Tomb
The Vakil-ol-Molk court-yard is opposite this mausoleum, and was constructed in the Qajar era. The structure displays a Mongol type of architecture (of the Eilkhani and pre-Safavid periods) and its porch pertains to the Esfahani mode of architecture, and is one of the wonderful pieces of art works in desert area of Iran.
Shahzadeh Hossein Jowpar Tomb, Kerman
The said tomb is situated in the Jowpar district of Kerman, and this pilgrimage site is relative to the Safavid period. It was repaired and completed during the Qajar period. There is also a caravansary in its vicinity. The structure comprises of a courtyard, sepulchre, dome and a porch. The same is on historical record.
Geography and History, Kerman
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Yaroslavl celebrates 1000th birthday as Global Policy Forum ends
On Saturday, the great Russian city of Yaroslavl, which has just hosted the Global Policy Forum, enters its second millennium, marking the 1000th anniversary of its founding.
To celebrate the occasion, the best brass bands from all over the country have paraded through its streets.
Throughout the weekend, there were plenty of festivities to celebrate the city's birthday on the banks of the Volga River.
The celebrations ended with an impressive fireworks show that lasted more than 20 minutes.
Among the most important fact about Yaroslavl are:
- it is located 250 kilometers north-east of Moscow;
- it was founded in 1010 by Prince Yaroslav the Wise;
- centuries later, it became Russia's second-largest city;
- its spiritual and cultural heart is the Spassky, or Saviour monastery.
Yaroslavl today is a World Heritage Site, which boasts some impressive architecture very popular with tourists.
The city's main attractions are even featured on Russia's 1,000-ruble note.
In the past week, from September 9 to 11, Yaroslavl has been playing host to some of the world's sharpest minds, as they mulled some of the planet's most pressing problems at the Global Policy Forum.
To wrap-up the forum, it was a direct, honest and open dialogue between the president, his supporters and some of the Kremlin's fiercest critics. The topic of Global Policy Forum was "Democracy and diversified democracy experiences around the world".
The meeting was held under the patronage of the Russian president himself, with the main message being that it is time to sit at the same table, to stop simply criticizing Russia, to start to communicate and interact and to find global solutions.
The top three buzzwords of the forum were modernization, democracy and efficiency.
Dmitry Medvedev's take has been that nothing is very straightforward these days, and you cannot really attach the experience of one country to another, you have to look at the country's very specific ways of moving forward, the country's background, and the country's history.
Delegates disagreed on what democracy is in the first place.
President Medvedev has been saying that democracy is a process, first and foremost, and that it is not just a term. As for Russia, he reminded his guests about Russia's specific path towards democratization.
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The mojito, a world-famous Cuban cocktail, has been around since the early 20th century. While it's traditionally made with rum, we found that fresh watermelon pairs better with vodka, which is more lightly flavored.
Put mint into pitcher and gently muddle with muddler or wooden spoon.
Put watermelon into blender and blend on low speed until smooth. Pour puree through fine-mesh sieve set over medium bowl, pressing hard on solids to extract all liquid; discard solids. Skim off foam from watermelon juice and discard.
Add watermelon juice to pitcher and stir in vodka, lime juice, and agave. Pour into 6 ice-filled glasses. Garnish with watermelon spears, lime slices, and/or mint sprigs.


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Bihar polls-2020: Focus on capital of Bihar-Patna
Moni Bhushan
*Representational image, credit: newskarnataka.com
At a time when Bihar CM Nitish Kumar led NDA comprising JD-U, BJP and Loktantrik Janshakti Party is locked in a straight fight with Congress- RJD and the Left in the forthcoming Assembly polls, Patna voters are watching Netas.
Right now the Congress has the upper hand to tie up with RJD whose founder ex Bihar CM Lalu Prasad Yadav is far away in jail in Ranchi and his family is reportedly in grip of a feud between his sons and daughter. The Left parties are not strong either.
All these factors show Nitish-led NDA guided by PM Narendra Modi has an advantage in defeating the divided and weak opposition in Bihar. Yet, the decision of voters of Patna can not be predicted.
In any case, these voters have to decide whom to support and oppose. In Patna, the capital of Bihar, the centre of the electoral battle is located in offices of these political parties. However, few leaders among them can be excepted to know the history of their city- how it has grown.
Here is a slice of history from the pages of Patna. The writer is Moni Bhushan.
Once called Azimabad, named by Azimush Shah, the grandson son of Aurangzeb (1618 – 1707), the city marked two important entry points-- The Paschim Darwaza (in Patna City), and the Purab Darwaza. Scattered bits of history still lies tucked away in oblivion and ignorance of the present-day residents of the city.
The central part of the city which housed important offices and courts, hospitals and the university was the one stretching from Bankipore - Machuatoli.
It merged the official and the residential areas, housing several affluent residents, the intelligentsia, scholars, doctors, judges, govt officials etc. Bankipore, which comprised a small place that was once called Muharrampur, a small thinly populated village and commonly known for growing vegetables became known as Sabzibagh.
Darya Khan, once the governor of Patna developed an area and called it Dariyapur after his name. Langar Baba, an old priest who lived adjacent to Dariyapur, left his mark as a legacy after his death and the place became Langertolli.
Pir Murad or Pir Baba was a great saint who dwelled in premises now occupied by Patna Medical College and who commanded reverence from many people of different communities. The area of Pir Murad became Muradpur, with shops on both sides of the narrow road, in Bankipore.
In the late 1940s, the shops on the north side of the road were demolished to broaden the narrow street of Muradpur. Many shops had lost their sites moved to a nearby new shopping area called Patna Market, established in 1947, on land adjacent to a large housing complex owned by Syed Haider Imam. Patna Market offered a modern concept of shopping and it also became a rendezvous for the town's elite "dandies".
Pir Bahore another saint who died is the place that is now called Pirbahore, that house the Pirbahore Thana. Hmm!!


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Miss Amelia is in good form following her easy win at Bangor, the handicapper has raised her mark by 9lbs, this seems fair. She has had a bit of a sore shoulder since returning, nothing serious and she has had an easy few weeks to right it. She will hopefully be ready to run again by the middle of January.
Victory!Miss Amelia won her second race very easily at Bangor. She jumped superbly and the rest just could not stay with her coming in to the straight. The handicapper will re-assess her on Tuesday and then we will plan her next run.
All systems are go for Miss Amelia to run at Bangor next on Fri 13th December for a 2m chase. She is in fine form and we hope for a very big run. The form of her last race is working out well, the 3rd and 4th have both won since.
Miss Amelia ran fantastic race, finishing second and only beaten a short head at the line. She finished her race really well and would have won in another stride. She is well and will hopefully go to Bangor next on Fri 13th December for a 2m chase.
Miss Amelia ran an absolute cracking race at Southwell. She finished 3rd beaten only a head and a neck. It rained all day and we were concerned that the ground might have become a bit soft, but, she showed she did not mind and finished the race off really well. She will improve for the run and hopefully go very close next run.
Miss Amelia will, hopefully, return to the track at Southwell this week. She is returning over hurdles. She has been working very nicely and we are hopeful.
Miss Amelia continues her return to full fitness and is nearing a return run, we will make a decision over what this will be over the next week. Mark Walford is having an open day this coming Sunday and it promises to be a great day.
Miss Amelia is now back in full training and seems to be in fine form. The break seems to have done her a lot of good and we hope she will be ready to run in the second half of September.
Miss Amelia comes back into full training later this week. She looks great and needs to start her return to being race-ready.
Miss Amelia will have 2 more weeks in the field and then she will be back in full training. The stable continues to be in good form with another win for Kodimoor.
Miss Amelia is enjoying her rest and looks a picture of health. The Walford stable has enjoyed a successful week. Magical Max won again and Kodimoor won at Beverley on Friday evening.
A quiet week as Miss Amelia is having a few well deserved weeks rest. It has been Royal Ascot this week, no runners from our yard this year, but, who knows next year, Magical Max in the Commonwealth Cup?
We retired Gabriel's Oboe after a disappointing run at Nottingham. Miss Amelia finished out of the frame at Hexham, we will now turn her out in the field for a couple of months to help her to re-capture some sparkle that has been missing in her last couple of runs.
The Walford stable had a fantastic day when Magical Max won on his debut at York.
Gabriel's Oboe was down the field, but, did show a big improvement. Both he, and Miss Amelia are entered to run at Hexham next weekend (Sat 15th). It could be a wet week and so we shall see what happens.
Gabriel's Oboe will run at Newcastle on Tuesday evening. He is a little frustrating as he works well at home, but, his performances on the track have been poor. We hope to see improvement!
Size Matters was sold at the 'horses in training' sale last week.
Miss Amelia is not at her bouncing best at home and so we will not run her this week and will wait a couple of weeks to run her.
Gabriel's Oboe is on target to run in a 1m 4f handicap at Newcastle on June 4th.
Size Matters ran today in a hurdle race. He ran reasonably well to finish fourth. He is going to the sales later this week at Doncaster.
The ground became too firm for Gabriel's Oboe to run at Doncaster yesterday, we will look for a race towards the end of the month.
Miss Amelia was going to run this next week, but, has had some mucus in her lungs and we will wait another week to see how she is.
Miss Amelia only finished 4th at Worcester, she ran without her usual zest and may have been in season.
Gabriel's Oboe and Size Matters are both travelling to Malton on Monday to school over the hurdles there. Size Matters will run over hurdles next weekend, there are a choice of races at Aintree, Bangor and Market Rasen.
Gabriel's Oboe and Size Matters were both a little disappointing in their respective runs. This week (on Thursday) Miss Amelia rund at Worcester. She is in fine form and we are looking forward to a good run.
All is a little unpredictable on what promises to be an exciting couple of weeks. Gabriel's Oboe has been declared to run at Thirsk on Monday evening, but, will only run if there is more rain. If not, he will go to Newcastle on Friday (2nd May).
Size Matters was also going to run at Thirsk, but, he has been balloted out and will go to Southwell on Thursday (1st May) instead.
Miss Amelia is firmly on target for her Worcester race on 9th May. The horse that beat her into 2nd at Hexham, Johnny Yuma, won easily last week under a 7lb penalty. This is very pleasing!
Miss Amelia ran another cracker and finished 2nd at Hexham. All being well she will go to Worcester on Thursday 9th May.
Rain is forecast this week, we are hoping for plenty so that we can run Gabriel's Oboe and Size Matters at Thirsk on Monday 29th April. If the ground remains quick we may re-route Gabriel's Oboe to Newcastle on Friday 2nd May.
An interesting week. Gabriel's Oboe was a little bit disappointing at Redcar, but, was green in his race and has lots of improvement to come.
Size Matters ran a really good seasonal re-appearance at Newcastle, finishing just behind the first few and should now be 'cherry ripe' for his next run.
Miss Amelia runs at Hexham on Monday and has a very good chance.
A big week for us, we run Gabriel's Oboe tomorrow at Redcar (Paul Hanagan is riding) and Size Matters at Newcastle on Thursday. Miss Amelia will hopefully run on Monday April 15th at Hexham.
Gabriel' Oboe has been off the track a long time and so will improve on whatever he does. He could still easily win!
An exciting couple of weeks ahead, Gabriel's Oboe is due to re-appear on 8th April at Redcar. We could do with a little bit of rain.
Size Matters goes to Newcastle on the 11th April and Miss Amelia for a 2m chase at Hexham on 15th. We should have a winner between them.
Miss Amelia ran at Sedgefield and finished 4th. The ground dried up, the pace was fast, but, it was a bit sharp at the track and she clearly needs a more galloping track and will run again in a couple of weeks, all being well.
There is a 1m 2f race at Redcar on April 15th that could be an ideal start to his campaign. We will decide this week if that will be his target.
Gabriel"s Oboe has been working well and galloping at Malton this week. He will be ready to run in 2/3 weeks.
We have been in a dilemma with Miss Amelia, we have entered her for a race at Sedgefield on Thursday. We were going to wait a few weeks and run her on better ground, however, she is so well at home that we do not want to miss a sooner opportunity if the ground is reasonable. It just might be, so, we will decide on Wednesday whether or not we will let her take her chance.
11th April at Wetherby has been penciled in for Size Matters at this stage, he is nearing full fitness.
Miss Amelia remains on course to run at Sedgefield this week (Tue 12th). Our only concern is the weather. If the ground becomes heavy we will not run her. This is a possibility at the moment and so a late decision will be made.
Gabriel's Oboe had a trip to Malton this week, for a gallop, and is on course to return to action at the beginning of the turf season.
Size Matters is only a few weeks away from his gurdling debut.
Miss Amelia is going for a 2 mile chase at Sedgefield next Tuesday (12th March). She is in fine form at home and we are hoping that she will win again. Gabriel's Oboe and Size Matters will also run in a couple of weeks.
After the excitement of winning last week it is back to business this week. Miss Amelia has come out of the race really well. There are not many good opportunities for her over the next month, but, there is a 2 mile chase at Sedgefield on Tuesday March 12th. The track might not be the ideal track for her, but, we know she is in form and we are keen to run her while she is so well.
A WINNER! Miss Amelia won comfortably. She sat at the back and Daryl Jacobs moved her through the race to take it up at the second last. She finished at odds of 2/1.
Miss Amelia is the 5/4 favourite for her race at Market Rasen tomorrow. We shall be disappointed with anything other than a win!
The outbreak of equine flu this week has caused the cancellation of racing over the last few days and the next few days. We are hopeful that racing will be able to resume later in the week so that we can run Miss Amelia at Market Rasen next Sunday. She is very well and we can only hope that racing is able to resume later in the week.
Miss Amelia is in good form after her close 2nd place at Doncaster. She will now return to fences on Sunday 17th February, all being well, for a 2 mile chase at Market Rasen.
Size Matters and Gabriel's Oboe are both well and will, hopefully, both return to action this month.
Wetherby was abandoned and so we moved to plan B- Doncaster. Running brilliantly we were caught in the final 30 yards to be beaten half a length. it was an agonizing defeat, but, full of promise. All being well we will find a race over fences in 2-3 weeks.
Miss Amelia is in top form ahead of her run at Wetherby on Thursday. She has been doing a bit more work and is thriving for it. We hope for a win on Thursday and will enter her to run at Doncaster on Friday as a plan B, incase the weather leads to Wetherby being abandoned.
Miss Amelia is doing everything nicely and Mark is confident that we will be in the winner's enclosure this month. She is more relaxed and is training better than she has ever before.
Size Matters and Gabriel's Oboe are progressing nicely ahead of their returns to the track next month.
Miss Amelia is in very good form. She ought to be in the winner's enclosure this next month. She will be ready again in a few weeks, we will find the correct race for her over the next few days.
Size Matters has had a type of virus, but, is back in good health. It has set him back a couple of weeks, but, he will run over hurdles in early February.
Gabriel's Oboe has grown and is training well, heshould be back on the track in early February.
Miss Amelia ran very well at Bangor and will have gone into a few shrewd notebooks. She was going very well when she made a very bad midtake four out, it completely knocked the stuffing out of her. She would have gone very close otherwise. This gives us confidence for a similar race in about 3 weeks.
Miss Amelia is in great form ahead of her trip to Bangor on Friday. We hope that she will go close!
Gabriel's Oboe is back after his stress fracture and remains on course for a new year return.
Miss Amelia schooled well this week over fences and is on target to run in a 2 mile 1 furlong chase at Bangor on Friday 14th December. We hope that she will run well and be in the money in this race, fingers crossed!
Size Matters remains on course for his hurdling debut over Christmas. We have not yet selected the exact race as there are a few options. We will do so over the next few weeks.
Miss Amelia ran fairly well on her comeback. She got tired in the home straight, the ground was pretty soft. She is fine and well, will have a couple of weeks to recuperate and will then be back over fences. We expect her to be at least placed next time.
Size Matters will begin intensive schooling this week ahead of a hurdling debut over the Christmas holidays.
Miss Amelia is running at Hexham on Wednesday. She is fit and back in good form. It is her first run since her wind operation and we are hopeful of a much improved run.
Miss Amelia is increasing her fitness ahead of a return on 21st Nov at Hexham, fingers crossed! Gabriel's Oboe is currently walking and will begin full training fairly shortly. Size Matters is still in the field and will have another week before aiming him at a hurdle race next month.
Another fairly quiet week. Miss Amelia needs another fortnight of work to get her as fit as possible so, we are re-routing to Hexham on Wednesday 21st September. She will start over hurdles, we expect to see much improved form from her this season.
A quiet week. Miss Amelia is on course for her reappearance on 6th November at Stratford. We are very hopeful that she will run well, but, as ever, she will improve for having the run.
Size Matters is having a few weeks off and Gabriel's Oboe is nearing the end of his box rest.
We have visited a few yards in Newmarket this week to look at potental options for 2019.
A disappointing day with Size Matters. Unfortunately, he again repeated the problem from last time. He will have a month's rest then a spin over hutdles, he has schooled really, really well, so, must take his chance. Fingers crossed!
An exciting week ahead, Size Matters entered to run over 7 furlongs at Redcar, he has also been schooling really well over hurdles and we will run him in a novice hurdle soon, hopefully.
Miss Amelia continues to gain fitness ahead of her first run after her wind operation.
Mark's stable is in grteat form, with 2 winners from his last 2 runners.
Size Matters scoped well this week and is penciled in for a race at Redcar on Fri 19th Oct, we have no excuses for not going very close!
Miss Amelia is coming along very nicely. We aim to bring her back over hurdles in the first week of November.
A fairly quiet week, Miss Amelia gained more fitness as she readies for her first outing after her break, later this month.
Size Matters has responded really well to his slightly new regime and will run in a couple of weeks, his target will be arranged over the next couple of days.
Some slightly disappointing news for us, Gabriel's Oboe has got another stress fracture and will now not get back on the course until December.
Size Matters will now run at Beverley on Wednesday, the race does look ideal for him so we are hopeful.
We visited Miss Amelia on the gallops the other day. She is looking in great form ahead of her re-appearance in a few weeks.
Today is the stable open day, Mark had a good winner with Cornborough at Chester yesterday.
Gabriel's Oboe banged his fetlock and so will need a short course of antibiotics. We are re-routing him to a 1m 2f race at Newcastle on 24th October.
Size Matters will go to Pontefract on 2oth September for a 6f race.
Miss Amelia is stepping up her work ahead of a return to action next month.
Size Matters ran reasonably well last week without seeming to finish off his 1 mile race. It is difficult to predict the distance we need to go for next. We will decide over the next few days.
Size Matters ran a great race at Thirsk, finishing third. He looks a definite winner in waiting.
Druid's Diamond ran his final race on Tuesday and was sold at the sales on Wednesday. He has been a terrific horse for us without getting his head in front, in the last four months alone he has been 2nd twice 3rd and 4th. Good luck to him in the future.
Size Matters will go to Thirsk on Tuesday.
Miss Amelia came back in from the field this week and has started training again.
We have been given an opening handicap mark of 62 for Gabriel's Oboe. We are happy with this.
Perhaps, a slightly disappointing week last week in all. Druid's Diamond ran really well, but, was badly hampered at a crucial stage by his stablemate, Dream Free, who went on to win, our boy ran on brilliantly, but, could only finish third- he would have won! They were the words of the jockey. Nearly! He is to be auctioned on Wednesday, he will have a final run for us at Catterick on Tuesday, we will try him over 2 miles.
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During the holidays in the Maremma tourist can visit the area Sorano and Pitigliano: characterized by an impressive amount of territory tufaceous, the rocks are carved in unique ways of forming long, narrow, fairly dark, which descend from the highlands down to the shores of rivers. The hotels and bed and breakfast in this area are very hospitable and usually have some guide for tourists to visit this particular area of Maremma.
The ways these quarries also Cavone despite having some very high walls 20 meters are well hidden by dense vegetation that hides the visibility from outside. Have been widely used in past centuries, but now constitute a truly charming tourist route and impressive, characterized by a very tortuous path but with slopes not too excessive.
In ancient times it is thought they had been excavated to create pathways or small paths to allow shepherds to lead the cattle to the river, and further processed by the Etruscans in the streets of major communication, adjusting the slope road and providing a channel rainwater during the rains.
It 'demonstrated that these caves were specially built as from areas far removed from their all converge in the unique points of the valley flat and spacious, easily accessible to residents. The ways cave had a defensive function: making more difficult access to the city from enemies.
The streets are a cave environment unique, fascinating and charming. We recommend to all lovers of tourists trekking, the 'archeology and' adventure to make a leap in these carved into vie spectacular wildlife and ancient Maremma. visited on foot or on horseback with any picnic will prove undoubtedly a spectacular and unforgettable day.


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Schenectady's Stockade "Snowman At The Gates" Celebration Feb 8, 2016
Although there may be no snow on the ground for the Stockade "Celebration of the Snowman - A Celebration of the 1690 Massacre", Schenectady is still celebrating with many snowmen in the area at Riverside Park, from 4:00-6pm.
Lighted "sentinel" snowman at home of Stockade Association President
Carol DeLaMater, 20 Washington Ave.
The story of how the Snowman became the guardians at the fort's gate, which became known as the Schenectady Massacre of 1690, is told here by Samuel Maurice, from this month's "The Stockade Spy" Newsletter:
The eighth of this February marks the 326th anniversary of the Schenectady Massacre, a dark day in Schenectady's History to be remembered for the total destruction of the area's first settlement carried out by a troop of over 100 Frenchmen accompanied by 96 Algonquin Indians. Two French military officers, De Montet and Monsieur de Saint Helene lead the skirmish in retaliation against Dutch and English settlers for the Lachine Massacre in Quebec,Canada, occurring earlier that year.
Sixty residents were killed in Schenectady that wintry night... and sixty residents were spared and captured, including 20 Mohawk Indians. Hundreds of other survivors succumbed to the cold, and died shorty thereafter.
The massacre comprises one of many battles and skirmishes that took place within the first colonies and Canada, known by historians as the Beaver Wars, a precursor to the French and Indian War. Many legends and wives tales surround the massacre... Some, such as the ride of Simon Schermerhorn, possess more historical validity while others, like the tale of the Old Squaw or the Snowman Sentinels that failed to protect the village, remain subject to skepticism and speculation.
As the tall tale dictates, Fort Orange, a predominantly English settlement at the time, warned Dutch neighbors, Schenectady, of the impending threat of French attack and offered their settlement troops to keep guard while the residents slept. The prideful Dutchmen of Schenectady thumbed their noses at their English counterparts and built snowmen sentinels at their gates in a mocking demonstration of their attitudes toward the English and their officious ways. Ironically enough, the massacre would have never taken place if the French invaders did not come upon a wide open gate guarded by two snowmen holding sticks as muskets.
It seems that the Stockade Association attributes the story of the sentinel snowmen, as a "tall tale." We heard from David Giacalone who told us:
"It's Bob's [Eckstein] version of the event from History of the Snowman that I believe is far more accurate. The assigned sentinels might not have built the snowmen thinking they would fool the French and Indians, but they definitely did abandon their posts, and there were very likely to be snowmen near the entry gates, given the number of children living in the Stockade in need of winter entertainment."
David's website, Snowmen at the Gates, will discuss local Schenectady issues, uses the "Attack of Schenectady" image from the North Wind Picture Archives as it's masthead. David recently sent us this information regarding the New Mission Statement for the site:
With the Rivers Casino at Mohawk Harbor now a certainty for Schenectady, it's time for this weblog to again broaden its focus. We will still be "working to protect our community from casino-made problems," but we will also be monitoring City and County government in general, along with self-proclaimed public interest or action groups, to see whether our public and private "watchdogs" are in fact protecting our community or instead shirking their duties.
Our name "SNOWMEN AT THE GATES" refers to the legendary snowmen left to guard the open stockade gate of the little village of Schenectady on February 8, 1690, while the appointed sentries had a tankard at the tavern. That dereliction of duty allowed a group of French and Indian warriors to enter the stockade, burn down the village, and massacre or kidnap its residents.
Thank you David for all the Schenectady information. You can read more about the Snowman Festival and Stockade Association at their website, historicstockade.com, and if anyone is in the area - please stop on by for some snowmen activities!
Posted by Snowman Expert at 6:24 PM
Labels: Attack of Schenectady, David Giacalone, Samuel Maurice, Schenectady Historical Society, Schenectady Massacre of 1690, Snowman at the Gates, Snowman Fort, The Stockade Association, The Stockade Spy
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Q: Additional custom place order button in WooCommerce checkout For my checkout page I would like to have more than 1 "place order" button. Is there a script that generates this button? I haven't been able to find it so far.
I only found one where you can change the text of the button. But I need one where I can just generate a new one within the checkout page.

A: The place order button is located in WooCommerce checkout/payment.php template file (line 51):
<?php echo apply_filters( 'woocommerce_order_button_html', '<button type="submit" class="button alt" name="woocommerce_checkout_place_order" id="place_order" value="' . esc_attr( $order_button_text ) . '" data-value="' . esc_attr( $order_button_text ) . '">' . esc_html( $order_button_text ) . '</button>' ); ?>

Where $order_button_text = __("Place order", "woocommerce");

Now as this button is located inside the checkout <form> and if you duplicate it and you want it to work, it requires to be inside the checkout <form>.

So you can include it in any checkout template or using available hooks like for example:
add_action( 'woocommerce_checkout_after_order_review', 'second_place_order_button', 5 );
function second_place_order_button() {
    $order_button_text = apply_filters( 'woocommerce_order_button_text', __( "Place order", "woocommerce" ) );
    echo '<button type="submit" class="button alt" name="woocommerce_checkout_place_order" id="place_order" value="' . esc_attr( $order_button_text ) . '" data-value="' . esc_attr( $order_button_text ) . '">' . esc_html( $order_button_text ) . '</button>';
}

Code goes in function.php file of your active child theme (or active theme).
The hook that you will use need to be located  inside the checkout <form>.

A: Have you tried to use this hook?
add_action( '(specify the hook you wish to place it)', 'woocommerce_template_single_add_to_cart', 30 );

for example:
add_action( 'woocommerce_before_single_product_summary', 'woocommerce_template_single_add_to_cart', 30 );

I did not tested it, need to check if it does not produce errors because of multiple buttons on the single product page.


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Q: Virtual box on windows I installed Sun virtualbox in windows 7 as admin user.  When I logged in as user i can run the virtual box but the installed vms are not visible.  How can I solve this problem?

A: When you installed and ran virtual box as admin, your default vm directory was under admin's home directory. So the vms you crated then belonged to admin account.
When you switched to your own user, those vms that you created can't be acces because they belong to admin.
On a single user station (only you on the computer) you can create a global VM directory (example \vm).


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What do you think about Nokta?
I haven't tested their machines yet, so I can't say either way.
I want to thank you for taking the time to to share your knowledge and experience with with us. I am going to be buying my 1st metal detector. It's going to be used in the PNW and in NV and AZ as well as AR. Probably not much beach use. I have learned a lot from your site.
This article was excellent. Appreciate your time and help.
What an excelleNt, well written and easy to understand article. I cannot comment yet on the detectots because i'm almost a newbie 😀.
A Metal Detector that i can use to find everything on water and land.
I think probably the new Minelab Equinox, but I have not reviewed that yet.
I'm new to this so I'm after entry level. Do you have an opinion on the F22 DD? Is it worth extra orshould I stick with the F22?
If you have the extra cash, then yes I'd go with the DD.
Great article. I was curious if a low end Garrett would be good for detecting underground pipes and water lines. I know there are other method for doing so, but I'm in an odd situation with the possibility finding an underground bunker.
Interested in starting to metal detect. Good article and great information. Was wondering what to get for my area. Currently in southern Tennessee, silt and clay loam down to about 31 inches deep. Budget can be as high as $1000. Would like to search for what I can find but probably relics or the like. Lots of old land to search around here. Any help or guidance is greatly appreciated.
Hey Don. Take a look at the new Minelab Equinox. I haven't reviewed it yet.
Hi Mark thanks for very informative selection criteria. I am looking for Gold flakes/small nuggets in a very mineralized iron ore area and quartz veins also to search in shallow streams. Budget from $600 – $1600 . Kindly advise several unit options in your order of preference.
If you just want to find a smartphone, any detector should do it. If you're getting falsing, turn down the sensitivity. Assuming the phone is on the surface, you shouldn't need that much sensitivity.
Thank you for the professional and insightful article, Mark!! I am starting this hobby at 50 years old! As a retired teacher, I found your information, tips, and expertise extremely valuable! I also like the honest reviews and set up of your post. Thank you and happy hunting!!
I'd lean toward the AT Pro or AT Max.
White's detectors about every 5yrs. I have the v31 now. I love these machines I have thought about updating again and am about to purchase the Etrac. This after detecting with club members and comparing results.
Thank you so much for the article. Would you consider The Garrett GTI2500 to be an out-dated machine? Any thoughts? I am stuck between the Fisher 75 Special edition, GTI2500 and the AT MAX.
Yes I would say it's outdated. What kind of hunting do you want to do?
I'd probably get an AT Pro.
1 just retired and I want to get into metal detecting. I was going to get the new whites treasure probe, but I see they just came out with mx7. supposed to be mxpro bot down priced . but it goes deeper than the treasure pro. what is your opinion?
hey anthony sorry but I don't have any experience with White's so I cant say.
wait for the minelab equinox to come out.
Hey Tony. I'd get the Minelab CTX 3030. It's the best all-around detector on the market. Only submersible to 10 ft though so won't work for diving.
I have to agree with everyone, your article was extremely helpful! I am thinking of buying my 1st metal detector and am still a little confused over which would work best for the area I would like to search. I love by a dry riverbed and am interested in looking for relics as well as small pieces of gold. I believe the area is also high in other minerals. Is there a detector that would allow me to search for these items at a reasonable cost for a beginner?
Hi Mikki. What is your budget?


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Established in 1979, Life Education, a Health Promotion Charity is the largest non-government provider of drug and health education to Australian children. Partnering with schools each year and also working within the community, they provide tailored learning experience for children to empower them to develop the knowledge, strategies, confidence and skills needed to make safer and healthier choices.
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Alas, this will be our last Mystic Thursday at E. Smith Mercantile, as Jessie and her gang are wrapping up a wonderful chapter and moving onto new pastures. So, join me as we celebrate E. Smith and go out with style in a bittersweet, but powerful Mystic Thursday!
For this Mystic Thursday, we will be discussing the Tarot's Lover's card, the sign of Gemini, and the themes of: Relationship, choice, discernment, learning, intimacy and Eros.
As usual, we'll be in the Back Bar, and of course, have a medicinal cocktail for you to enjoy, specially concocted to fit our theme. And I'll be doing one card Tarot readings for everyone to explore their June potentials.


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Melampias is a monotypic butterfly genus in the family Nymphalidae. Its one species, Melampias huebneri, the Boland brown, is found in South Africa.

The wingspan is 35–38 mm for males and 33–35 mm for females. Adults are on wing from June (subspecies huebneri) or from August (subspecies steniptera) to October and sometimes November. There is one generation per year.

The larvae probably feed on Poaceae. Larvae have been reared on Ehrharta erecta and Avena sativa.

Subspecies
Melampias huebneri huebneri (Western Cape from Clanwilliam south to the Cape Peninsula, east to the Gouritz River, at higher altitudes along the western edge of the Little Karoo from Oudtshoorn to Calitzdorp)
Melampias huebneri steniptera Vári, 1971 (hills in Namaqualand from Springbok to area just south of Garies in Northern Cape)

References

Satyrini
Monotypic butterfly genera
Taxa named by Jacob Hübner

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Darien's Royle Elementary Raises $24,000 For American Heart Association
Back row, from left: Royle faculty members Jose Serrano, Natasha Torre, and Jill Cardamone. Front row, from left: Royle students Molly McGuckin, Briggs McGuckin, Jake Patterson, Ava Stone (seated), Campbell Erwin, Aiden Elders and Jake Blyth. Photo Credit: Samantha Keller.
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DARIEN, Conn. – Students and faculty members at Royle Elementary School in Darien recently raised more than $24,000 for the American Heart Association.
For the seventh consecutive year, Royle Elementary supported the annual Jump Rope for Heart event.
"Every year I'm so proud to be part of the Royle family and I'd like to thank the parents and the kids for their amazing generosity," said Jill Cardamone, event organizer and a physical education at the school, said in a press release.
The community raised $24,185, all of which will go toward research, Cardamone said.
"For every $50 we raise, we save a life, which means the kids here saved 484 lives this year."
The event also encourages children to exercise and make healthier eating choices.
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With Motheo Construction we ran three projects at three different construction sites around Johannesburg, South Africa to deliver a full Construction Qualification; National Certificate: Community House Building, over a 12 month period.
For each project, Arc Skills recruited unemployed youth from local communities closest to each of these constructions sites as community development initiatives, with as close as possible 50% male / 50% female (enhancing woman in construction) split.
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1 Heat oven to 350°F. Spray cookie sheet with cooking spray. Separate dough into 5 rolls. Using scissors, cut a small slit in one edge of dough on each. Place on cookie sheet.
2 Bake 24 to 28 minutes or until golden brown. Remove from cookie sheet; cool 10 minutes.
3 In small bowl, mix icing and food color for black icing. Spread icing over tops of rolls. Using candies and licorice, make eyes, nose and whiskers of cat.