Successful Maori women are getting international life-coaching qualifications to go back to their communities and help other women in business. The Hinepreneurs are part of a plan to get more indigenous women around the world setting up businesses for themselves.
Tell us about this coaching qualification that they get. What is the programme?
It's the International Coaching Federation and so, first off it is requiring 60 hours of face to face training which we did collectively in our own group and then from there we have to develop 100 hours of coaching. There are certain rules to that as well. Then we have to do an online test, to make sure that we have understood the core responsibilities of being a coach. The coaching is not necessarily mentoring. It is really provoking conversations, it's really about creating awareness and it's around allowing a client themselves to find their own potentials and solutions and strategies to any particular issue they may have.
What are some of the difficulties facing some of the women who come to you?
One of the key ones is support. Where to find that support, where to find like-minded people to provide that support. Another particular one is in relation to understanding the key fundamentals of business. An idea is always an idea, but until you put it into practice or go through the mechanisms to make sure that it's a really good idea… for example, one of our primary gaps that we found was financial capability. Through our research we realised that a large number of our clients lack financial capability skills.
Also, not only professionally, but also personally. Our coaches can come along and ask the key questions around why we have those gaps. What are our own behaviours around money? It's key because it's what is going on in our inner mind. It's our subconscious that really holds us back. So it's really about finding solutions within yourself to move forward.
So it's not necessarily even business-specific, it's more about the psychology of a performance in some ways, or the psychology of goal-making or pursuing goals, is that the kind of thing that we're talking about?
Absolutely. It is anything that is holding a person back. That can be any number of things. It could be, I haven't got enough hours in the day, what am I going to do with my children this afternoon? Where's the next client coming from? There are so many constraints that hold us back.
What about the more personal self-limiting behaviours that people can fall into as well?
Absolutely. You said limited behaviours, but limited beliefs is one of the worst things that holds us back. It really goes back to what happened to us as a child. Those things from back there that we keep over compensating for what happened to us. But actually what we have to do is recognise what happened. Acknowledge it, and then move forward. But not hide it. We tend to leave it there and then try to forget about it, but actually you just have to go back, acknowledge that it happened, what do we see instead of that and then go back to where we want to go.


An interesting and rare oak, Quercus robur 'Irtha' has oddly shaped, congested, nearly crimped, dark green leaves. The leaves are something of an acquired taste, but nevertheless a 12+ year old specimen in our gardens is very striking.
Slow growing and eventually a very small tree in time.
Habit: Quercus robur 'Irtha' grows to be a very small branching tree.
Quercus robur 'Irtha' (English Oak 'Irtha'). This oak has very deeply incised, yellow-green speckled, dark green leaves which grow in congested whirls along the branch.


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How to Win at Monopoly: Strategy and Winning Tips for Victory
There's a lot of luck to winning Monopoly, but that doesn't mean you can't increase your chances of victory with smart strategy!
Monopoly is one of the most polarizing board games in the world.
It's the kind of game that can make your day (when you win) or make you feel like a bitter anti-capitalist ready to revolt and change the world (when you lose).
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While many people have fond memories of their times playing Monopoly with friends and family, more often than not, Monopoly is hated—because people don't quite understand how to win at it.
Want to beat your friends and family for once? Here's how to win at Monopoly, with simply strategies and tips that'll help you emerge victorious as King/Queen of the household.
Strategy Tip #1: Orange Is Best
Statistically, the best strategy in Monopoly is to build up orange properties. They really are the best bang for your buck.
Why? Because orange squares are on the street ahead of Jail. When any player lands in Jail, they have a good chance of landing on orange when they roll. And since orange properties are priced in the middle, building them up is relatively cheap and feasible.
For anyone who doesn't know Monopoly strategy, the orange properties will really sneak up on them—and newbies don't suspect the oranges until it's too late.
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Strategy Tip #2: Red Is Always Solid
Red properties in Monopoly are extremely good value. They're the cheapest properties on the second half of the board, meaning they're pretty easy to afford and they have good returns. Plus, the red squares are the second-most common landing spots in the game.
And while orange properties are the most probable for anyone coming out of Jail, the red properties are a close second—it's within two rolls, and if they don't land in orange, they'll likely land in red.
Strategy Tip #3: Green and Yellow Are Next
Not able to purchase orange and red properties before other players gobble them up? You'll want to gun for green and yellow.
Both green and yellow are the most visited squares in the game after orange and red, with very similar landing rates. But yellow is slightly more visited than green, and green properties are more expensive than yellow properties, meaning yellow is a better value.
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Strategy Tip #4: Forget Brown
Repeat after me: "The brown set doesn't exist." Brown properties are such low value that it just isn't worth the effort to buy them and build them up. Even with hotels, the returns are minimal.
And while having only two properties is easier to monopolize, they're also the least visited squares in the game. Statistically, the brown squares in Monopoly are the worst.
However, if you happen to land on them and they're free, you may want to buy them anyway for later. Just focus on other colors first, then come back to work on your browns. Dominating the market still requires you to control the lower markets, too.
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Strategy Tip #5: Ignore Dark Blue
Yes, the dark blue properties look fancy. If you land on them, you'll get smacked with a financial sledgehammer. They're tempting!
But the statistical likelihood of landing on dark blue properties is relatively miniscule because there are only two of them. Not to mention that they're the most expensive properties in the game, and building them up will cost you a pretty fortune.
If you find yourself in a tight spot, buying dark blue properties can be OK—but use them for mortgaging or as leverage for trading. They're better than nothing when you're trying to trade for other squares.
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Strategy Tip #6: Leave Utilities for Later
Honestly, the utility squares are a waste of space. You might be able to collect some cash with them, but not until the mid-game or late-game. On the first tour of the board, focus on buying land instead.
After the first or second tour, if there are unowned utilities, you can start thinking about grabbing them. But even if you do, never trade a utility for a property—the value just isn't there to make it worthwhile.
Strategy Tip #7: Buy Whenever You Can
Keeping all of the above tips in mind, the most important thing to do during your first tour of the Monopoly board is to buy up as many properties as you can—even if it means going low on cash.
Why? Because you want leverage.
Owning a property that somebody else wants—no matter what that property is—puts you in an advantageous position. It will tempt them to come to you for a trade, and you'll be the one holding the cards.
Holding property is also a good way to lock other players out of monopolies, which can force another player to trade with you when they have a property you want but aren't willing to give it away. It's a risky move, but it can pay off in your favor.
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Strategy Tip #8: Build Fast and Early
One of the keys to winning in Monopoly is to build your properties as quickly as possible. Thoughtful strategy is important, but too much caution will hamper your chances of winning.
There's no point in sitting back and building one house at a time. By the time you've built anything meaningful, the other players will have had enough time to react and adapt to any advantage you held.
And even if you're lagging behind, the best way to catch up with everyone else is to build fast and recoup losses.
Strategy Tip #9: Invest in Monopolies
Let's say you've completed a monopoly set of orange squares, and you also hold two pink squares. Is it better to build up your orange properties or complete another monopoly?
When you're that close, always invest in the monopoly—as long as you won't be left too cash-poor in acquiring that last square. The pink properties may not be perfect, but better to have than have not.
Once you complete the pink set, you should definitely go back and build up the orange properties first, then develop the pink properties afterward. (And if you can complete red, you'll complete the "Infinitly Gauntlet" of Monopoly and become nearly unbeatable.)
Strategy Tip #10: Color Rankings & Stats
Want a quick and easy reference ranking of each color set by how likely it is that someone will land on them? Look no further. Here's what you need to know, if you want to make your own decisions:
Orange (8.8% chance to land per roll)
Red (8.7% chance to land per roll)
Yellow (7.9% chance to land per roll)
Green (7.8% chance to land per roll)
Pink (7.5% chance to land per roll)
Light Blue (6.8% chance to land per roll)
Dark Blue (4.8% chance to land per roll)
Brown (4.2% chance to land per roll)
Another tip that's useful for any board game with dice rolls: the most common roll result for a pair of dice is 7. It's six-times more likely than the least common roll results, which are 2 and 12.
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Bonus Tip: Show No Mercy in Monopoly
This one's less of a strategy tip and more of a mantra to keep in mind: if any player asks you to lower the cost of payment when they owe you money, whether they ask politely or beg you desperately, don't give in.
Never accept less than the property demands. Never accept worthless properties as payment. If you're playing to win, then you can't "play nice" just so others can stay in the game.
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Were did u get this photo?send it to the guardian please!
i hate these "feminists"that then heavily use seduction,flirtation as their main tool with male bosses powerfulmen etc.
she gets my goat bad.she uses everyone in her purely ego driven capitalist ascent.
i betcha its dyed red or permed but nice hair..
Nearly pissed myself with laughter reading that bit.


BMW ORACLE Racing look certain to race Alinghi in multihulls for the 33rd America's Cup - but the big question is when?
After Alinghi's request yesterday for a court ruling on the date for the next America's Cup, the challenger, the Golden Gate Yacht Club have responded by urging the New York State Supreme Court for a speedy ruling.
Following two previous rulings from Justice Cahn of the New York Supreme Court, the fate of the 33rd America's Cup Match is returning once again to the court room, with the debate now centring on the date of the best-of-three Match. According to the Cup rules it's the challenging club that sets the date for the regatta, although there must be a minimum 10-month notice period. The Golden Gate Yacht Club (GGYC) submitted their challenge in July 2007 and want to race in October 2008, but the defending club, the Société Nautique de Genève (SNG), are insisting on May 2009 as the earliest date, arguing that the 10-month period did not start until the most recent ruling by Justice Cahn last week.
Yesterday the two parties met in Geneva, but were clearly unable to find a compromise. Alinghi announced yesterday afternoon they had sent a letter to Justice Cahn to ask for a ruling to settle the date issue, putting the blame squarely on the GGYC.
"SNG has repeatedly stated that it wants the competition back on the water and out of the courts; however the GGYC's consistent rejection of a competitive and sporting match in 2009 has given the Defender no alternative but to return to Justice Cahn," stated Lucien MASMEJAN, lead counsel for the SNG, yesterday.
Today the GGYC responded, and one thing both parties do seem to agree with is that a speedy ruling will be to everyone's benefit.
"We really need a clear ruling so we can all move forward," said Tom EHMAN, the spokesman for the GGYC. "Both teams have known the rules from day one. We have both had the same time to prepare. It is time for the defender to stop making excuses and race."
The GGYC release also went on to refute the claim made yesterday by Alinghi president Ernesto BERTARELLI that a Match in October would not give the team adequate time to prepare, giving the challenger a major competitive advantage.
"Contrary to recent claims by the defender about not being able to get ready, Ernesto BERTARELLI, the Alinghi syndicate head, had confirmed to the media in December that Alinghi was already preparing for a multihull race to be held in July 2008 when they would compete "on beautiful monsters," stated the release.
EHMAN also said the GGYC only shifted its main focus to a multihull programme in December and rejected Alinghi's claim in their letter to Justice Cahn that the two parties had previously agreed to toll the 10-month notice period until the end of court proceedings.
Click here to read the full release from the Golden Gate Yacht Club.
Click here read Alinghi's full release from yesterday inlcuding a link to the letter sent to Justice Cahn.


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The Office for National Statistics has begun work to look at reclassifying students loans so they are treated in a unique way in the national accounts.
The move follows a Treasury select committee recommendation in February that student loans should be treated differently as the usual expectation is loans, or "financial assets", are paid back.
In recent years the portion of student loans being cancelled or written off has been rising, the ONS noted on Tuesday.
A reclassification could impact on public sector net borrowing but not public sector net debt, the statistics authority added.
"Student loans in the UK are different from typical loans," the ONS said.
The Treasury select committee, in its February report, also suggested the ONS look at whether a portion of the loan "should, in substance, be classed as a grant".
The ONS currently applies international standards to the UK's public sector finances, which includes student loans.
These standards are "clear", the ONS said, but the guidance around recording of financial assets with a "significant expected loss" are less so, and this makes student loans subject to interpretation.
The ONS said: "We have begun work with international agencies and other National Statistic Offices.
"This is a complex topic that could have potential implications for all countries with income-contingent loans.
Public sector net borrowing could be affected along with public sector net financial liabilities by the move, the ONS pointed out, as these measures are affected by interest that is accrued but not paid and loan cancellations.
The outstanding balance for student loans in England has increased every year since 2011, and the most recent figures from 2017 showed it stood at £89.3bn, according to the Student Loans Company.
The ONS also released figures on Tuesday showing that public sector net borrowing had fallen to its lowest level since March 2007, decreasing by £3.5bn to £42.6bn in the latest financial year (April 2017 to March 2018), compared with the previous financial year.
The Office for Budget Responsibility projected that public sector net borrowing would be £45.2bn from April 2017 to March 2018 - £2.6bn more than the provisional estimate of £42.6bn.


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Mubadala Capital's Credit team has been investing since 2009, principally in direct lending opportunities across a variety of industries in North America and Europe. The Credit team has developed a track record in commercial lending by investing directly across different asset classes, initially through Mubadala GE Capital, a joint venture with GE Capital. Following Mubadala's successful exit from the joint venture, the Credit team, operating as part of the Mubadala Capital platform, pursues a similar strategy with a broad group of origination partners.
Mubadala Capital's Credit team leverages the experience accumulated by investing since 2009 in more than 500 leveraged loan transactions. The team's investment approach involves accessing deal flow by developing and leveraging deep, focused and scalable partnerships with leading credit originators in its areas and markets of focus. The team also often utilizes structured leverage facilities to enhance returns.
Each partnership and the overall portfolio have been constructed while adhering to the following key principles:
Access to differentiated, consistent and sustainable deal flow from best-in-class credit partners.
Each transaction is underwritten and approved by Mubadala Capital.
Conservative "underwrite-to-hold" cash flow-focused underwriting based on fundamental credit analysis.
Stress testing LBO models to validate solid downside protection.
Construction of diversified, granular portfolio of loans delivering attractive risk-adjusted returns.
Rigorous portfolio monitoring and risk management processes.
Mubadala Capital's Credit team currently manages a variety of credit investments mainly in senior secured, leveraged loans, with ancillary investments in structured credits, such as CLOs, and opportunistic investments in corporate loans and bonds.
Typical Investment Parameters
All sectors considered.
North America and Europe.
U.S. $15-50 million investments that complement our partners' hold size.
Senior secured leveraged finance transactions: non-rated direct lending, unitranche loans and equity investments in CLOs.
Borrower Size
Companies with generally less than U.S. $50 million of earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization ("EBITDA").
Financial Covenants
Debt maintenance and incurrence covenant package.
Access to flow of credit opportunities with independent credit underwriting and investment decision rights.
Lender of record with certain voting rights.
Mubadala Capital's Brazil business has been active since 2011 and has built a diversified portfolio of private and public assets through the completion of a number of transactions including mergers and acquisitions, restructurings, corporate carve-outs, bankruptcy workouts and other types of special situations. The Brazil team is based in Rio de Janeiro and supported by the Mubadala Capital offices in New York and Abu Dhabi.
Mubadala Capital's Private Equity business makes investments across the capital structure, largely in private securities on a direct basis with the aim of building portfolios that generate superior risk-adjusted returns on behalf of its investors.
Public Equities
Mubadala Capital's Public Equities business was established in 2011 and manages a long-biased, concentrated portfolio of global public equities. In addition, the Public Equities team also manages certain positions on behalf of Mubadala.
Sovereign Investment Partnerships
Mubadala Capital's Sovereign Investment Partnerships ("SIP") business has been managing commercially driven co-investment programs between the United Arab Emirates ("UAE") Government and foreign counterparts that include key partnerships in China, France and Russia since 2013. These partnerships consist of strategic government mandates that aim to deliver sustainable financial returns to the UAE, while further developing and strengthening long-term partnerships with the respective country. The SIP team is comprised of investment professionals based in Abu Dhabi, Moscow and Hong Kong.
Mubadala Capital's Ventures business builds on Mubadala's long track record of active investment in advanced technology companies around the world. The Ventures platform includes a direct investment business and a fund-of-funds business.
The Ventures team is based in Abu Dhabi, San Francisco and London with strong connectivity to the Chinese venture capital community through other Mubadala Capital managed vehicles that are active in technology.
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Most recently, we were surprised to hear that a new regulation drafted by China 's State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT) bans radio and TV companies from renting their channels to foreign companies, co-operating with them on joint projects, or launching joint-venture radio and TV programs or live broadcasts. This new regulation goes much further than the limits instituted in March of this year…which restricted foreign media groups to no more than one contract with a Chinese media company.
In your remarks on March 16, 2005, at the 2005 Fortune Global Forum, Your Excellency said that China "must adhere to our basic policy of opening to the outside world, building a more open marketplace and allowing the country to participate more broadly in international economic and technological cooperation and competition with still wider and higher dimensions." And yet, on July 13, not four months later, SARFT has shut the door on international cooperation with media companies.
As we have often written to you, we are appalled that China continues to be the world's leading jailer of journalists. Currently, of the 102 journalists in jail around the world, as listed by RWB, 32 are known to be imprisoned in your country. We strongly support the unprecedented campaign currently being waged by more than two thousand Chinese journalists to obtain the release of Yu Huafeng and Li Minying , managers of the liberal daily , Nanfang Dushi Bao , who have been unfairly imprisoned for more than a year on false accusations of embezzlement.
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The Hunan Supreme People's Court recently upheld the conviction of journalist, Shi Tao , on charges of "illegally leaking state secrets abroad." Shi was convicted on April 27, 2005 and sentenced to ten years in prison. His only crime was that he had e-mailed his notes on certain Propaganda Bureau instructions to the editor of the New York-based, Minzhu Luntun (Democracy Forum), dissident news Web site and Minzhu Tongxun (Democracy Communication), an e-mail-based information network. The instructions concerned the return of overseas dissidents to China to mark the 15 th anniversary of the military crack-down on pro-democracy demonstrators in Tiananmen Square .
Your Excellency, in your Fortune Global Forum speech, you spoke of China 's goals for the first twenty years of the current century and you included in those goals "improve democracy." Surely, a basic principle of any democratic nation is a commitment to free and independent media. We urge you to take effective steps to reverse your government's current policies and to establish true freedom of the press in China . Keeping your citizens well-informed about events and issues important to them is a significant step toward your goal of improving democracy.


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Mother's rebellious, more rebellious than me, though less rebellious than Father. Father's so rebellious, I sometimes believe he must be acting. Just this morning, for example, when he skipped into the kitchen, late, patting his shoulder holster, and commenced to prepare biscuits and huevos rancheros, I told him that school doesn't wait for me to begin — that maybe I should catch the bus this time — but he only said, "Oh, nonsense," and flung Mother's blood-red apron at my head. So I sometimes believe he must be acting, even though Mother's rebelliousness (which I never question) is likelier an act, seeing as she so often remains upstairs in the spare bedroom, crocheting scarves and watching Kurosawa films. Women, after all, are prone to acting — a claim Mother would dismiss; Father, too, for that matter, if only for the sake of dismissing something. You can imagine, maybe, how difficult it is to live with them: the house filled with squabbling, clanging pots and pans, the staccato grunts of dishonored samurai. Would you even believe that I hopped onto a train last night — neon signs buzzing, mist hovering in the cornfields — then leapt off at the first red light? I suddenly believed that running away might seem too rebellious; it might, in fact, be the very rebellious act they had been waiting for. I have to break tradition. Put my foot down, so to speak. So I started back home — military pack slung over my thin shoulder — whistling in the middle of the road.
JAYDN DEWALD plays bass for the DeWald/Taylor Quintet, and serves as an Associate Poetry Editor for Silk Road. His work has appeared or is forthcoming in Bellevue Literary Review, Blue Mesa Review, Columbia Poetry Review, The National Poetry Review, New York Quarterly, and others. An MFA candidate at Pacific University, he currently lives with his wife in San Francisco, California.
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The Baronial Order of Magna Charta (BOMC) was founded in 1898 as The Baronial Order of Runnymede during the flowering of scholarly and popular interest in the history and development of the Anglo-Saxon people that characterized the final decades of Queen Victoria's reign.
For over a century BOMC has been a leading proponent organization whose purpose is the promulgation and support of the principles set forth in that world-pervasive document the Magna Carta.
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Cubs Agree to MLB Deal with Joe Nathan, Hope for Second Half Return
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While the eyes of the baseball world were focused on the fate of a reclamation project involving a former top-flight pitcher, the Cubs were working toward one of their own. Two-time Cy Young winner Tim Lincecum captured headlines on Monday when he signed with the Angels Monday after several disappointing seasons in San Francisco. On Tuesday, it was announced that the Cubs had reached a deal with another once-dominant pitcher.
As reported by Gordon Wittenmyer, Joe Nathan agreed to sign with the team for the major-league minimum (pro-rated based on the timing of the deal) plus performance bonuses.
Nathan averaged 40 saves in each of his last nine full seasons, is a six-time All-Star, and was once one of the most feared closers in the game. Given the fickle nature of bullpens, you can never have too many arms stockpiled up, particularly when those arms come at only a monetary cost. So the Cubs didn't have to trade anyone and they have a guy who's proven in high-leverage situations. Sounds perfect, right?
Well, perfect might be stretching it a bit. Nathan is 41 years old and is currently recovering from his second Tommy John surgery in the last six years. Either of those facts alone would be enough to question a player's ability. The combo is kinda scary. Then again, it's such a low-risk deal that any fear over whether he can recover his old form should be largely mitigated by the circumstances and the fact that the Cubs aren't counting on him to be an integral piece.
Though he signed a major-league deal, Nathan's recovery from elbow reconstruction means that he has been placed on the 60-day DL and won't be taking up a roster spot. He's expected to report to Mesa to continue his rehab and could be ready to contribute by July or August. That's the hope anyway. If he's indeed able to return to full health, a spot will open up via trade or demotion.
I don't see this as the type of move that will determine the course of the Cubs' season in any significant way, but it could certainly pay dividends. History tells us that this front office is willing to roll the dice on former stud relievers who've fallen on hard times for one reason or another. While the results they've gotten from guys like Rafael Soriano, Jason Motte, and Fernando Rodney have varied, it's hard to fault them for wanting to see what Nathan can do.
We've already been looking forward to the next crop of young kids, but now it'll be equally interesting to see whether this old man can get a cup of joe with the Cubs.
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SOS delicate balance of Nature: Greenland ice melting faster & faster; sea rising, flooded Australia, Pakistan, Brazil, Malaysia
By WcP.Watchful.Eye - Posted on 01 February 2011
A new record was set last year for the melting of the Greenland ice sheet, according to a paper published Friday in Environmental Research Letters, suggesting one of the world's biggest potential contributors to sea level rise could be an even more significant factor than previously thought -
"This past melt season was exceptional, with melting in some areas stretching up to 50 days longer than average," said Marco Tedesco, the paper's lead author and the director of the Cryosphere Processes Laboratory at the City College of New York. "Melting in 2010 started exceptionally early at the end of April and ended quite late in mid- September."
While the eight researchers from the U.S., Belgium and Holland do not provide a specific estimate for how much melting took place in 2010, which has tied 2005 as the warmest year on record, they write an analysis of several different data sources "paints a portrait of strongly negative surface mass balance during 2010."
The scientists examined surface temperature anomalies over the Greenland ice sheet surface, as well as estimates of surface melting from satellite data, ground observations and models.
They noted that summer temperatures up to 5.4 Fahrenheit above average, along with reduced snowfall, helped contribute to the high level of melt. As bare ice was exposed earlier and for longer than in previous years it absorbed more heat from the sun, creating what is known as an "albedo" effect in which melting is accelerated.
In an e-mail, Tedesco noted that he and his colleagues estimate based on computer modeling that runoff in 2010 is 530 gigatons a year, compared to a 1958-2009 average of 274 gigatons a year and a 1979-2009 average of 285 gigatons a year.
Different aspects of the study were funded by NASA, the National Science Foundation and the World Wildlife Fund.
WWF climate specialist Dr. Martin Sommerkorn said in a statment that the findings had serious implcations for rising sea levels worldwide.
"Sea level rise is expected to top three feet by 2100, largely due to melting from ice sheets," Sommerkorn said. "And it will not stop there - the longer we take to limit greenhouse gas production, the more melting and water level rise will continue."
The new findings come as conservative House Republicans are pressing to cut federal fuding for international climate change initiatives. The Republican Study Committee budget plan released Thursday includes a provision to "eliminate taxpayer subsidies to the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change" which it says will produce a "$12.5 million annual savings."
Having just sustained the worst flooding in decades, residents of Queensland, Australia are now facing threats from dangerous tropical cyclones. Tropical Cyclone Anthony just made landfall today and a much more powerful storm, Yasi, is on track for a strike this week.
Anthony made landfall at 10:00pm local time on Australia's northeastern coast near Bowen, Queensland. While not a particularly strong system, heavy rainfall and damaging wind gusts are accompanying the storm. Of greater concern is Tropical Cyclone Yasi, a storm currently approximately 1,200 miles northeast of Brisbane. Yasi currently features winds of 45 knots (51 mph) and gusts to 55 knots (63 mph). The storm is going to be encountering favorable conditions that is going to allow it to increase in strength considerably.
Jan 30, 2011: Australia braces for cyclone as flood mop up continues Sydney - North-eastern Australia was bracing Sunday for a cyclone heading towards the coast with heavy rain and winds of 140 kilometres per hour. Weathermen predicted Cyclone Anthony would strike the north coast of Queensland near Townsville early Monday morning. It was not expected to affect southern areas of the state already devastated by floods earlier this month. The Bureau of Meteorology said another potential cyclone was developing near Fiji which could also reach the Queensland coast at the end of this week. Elsewhere, central Australia has been hit by record high temperatures surpassing 40 degrees Celsius every day for the past 15 days.
Several visitors at the popular Uluru National Park collapsed and were taken to hospital Sunday when temperatures reached 46 degrees.
January 31, 2011 Queensland: Cyclone Anthony hit Australia's already flood damaged northeast in the early hours of Monday - with winds of up to 80 miles an hour. Sparks few from downed power cables as rain lashed the streets.
Queensland has already suffered months of flooding since heavy rains began in November. At least thirty five people have been killed by the extreme weather and it's damaged or destroyed at least thirty thousand homes and businesses. Meanwhile a more potent cyclone is brewing in the South Pacific. Forecasters say that Cyclone Yasi is expected to hit Queensland on Wednesday or Thursday with winds of up to 162 miles an hour. Residents in Bowen woke up to assess the damage done by Cyclone Anthony. Local woman Margaret Bean, says she thinks it's going to be bad.
"I've been through cyclones stacks of times, you know, here in Bowen. And I think this is a savage one that's out there now", she said. Fearing the worst storm the state has ever had to deal with emergency evacuation shelters are being made available and disaster management officials are on high alert.
Jan 31, 2011 (Bernama) -- The government has ordered the Malaysian Armed Forces to mobilize all personnel and assets to assist in operations to evacuate flood victims following the major flood occurring in at least five states and resulted in the death of three people so far.
Six months after Pakistan's epic floods demolished this farming village in the southern province of Sindh, its residents still live in limbo on a roadside. "Where will we go if there are more floods. We don't even have enough money to run away." Monsoon floods began roaring through Pakistan in late July last year, leaving about 11 million people homeless.
Updated January 27, 2011 - The United Nations Children's Fund says malnutrition rates have reached alarming levels in areas hit by last year's floods in southern Pakistan. UNICEF says up to 23 per cent of children in the southern Pakistani province of Sindh are suffering from malnutrition.
The rates are higher than the 15 per cent emergency threshold set by the World Health Organisation. UNICEF says hundreds of thousands of children in areas devastated by floods in August last year are at risk. Some people have returned to their villages and farms, but they have missed their crop-planting season. The concern now is not only the current situation, but that there is no more food in the pipeline on farms. Malnutrition levels are already worse than in several African nations, including Chad and Niger.
Jan. 30, 2011: A raging river has swept at least 30 people to their deaths after swamping a bus and a truck that tried to cross, police in Bolivia said. Chuquisaca police chief Iver Marquez said volunteer rescuers have recovered 30 bodies so far, and more people are feared missing. Thirteen people managed to reach safety on dry land. Mr Marquez told state-run news agency ABI that police and soldiers have joined locals in the remote southern area to look for more victims. He said the vehicles became trapped in the muddy waters of the Molle Punku River on Friday night.
Intense hail hours earlier unleashed the flash flood in the river, which is dry much of the year. There is no bridge where the vehicles were trying to cross.
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Game: Nobjects
Publisher: Pegasus Spiele
Designer: Ludovic Gimet
Nobjects, from Pegasus Spiele, is a party game for 3-6 players. It falls into the category of a 'Pictionary-style' game where one player draws whilst other players guess what they're drawing. The catch with Nobjects is that it doesn't include any pencils - you're tracing a picture with your finger on the table!
With a crowded market for 'say what you see' party games and some fantastic games like Telestrations and Concept to choose from, can Nobjects make an impression?
At the start of the game all the cards are separated into easy, medium and hard difficulty decks. Each round one player is the drawer, while everyone else is a guesser. The drawer will take a card from one of the decks (the more points you have the harder the deck you must draw from) and then roll a die. The die roll determines which of the 6 words on the card they must draw. The catch being that they aren't allowed to use a pencil and paper, they aren't allowed to talk or mime. They simply have to trace a shape along the table with a finger.
While they are drawing everyone else is guessing to try and get the right answer. If the secret word is guessed correctly before the time limit expires then both the drawer and the guesser get one point, should time expire then no points are given out. When a player reaches 6 points they win the game.
The world of party games now has many big names in it, but when you actually look at games like Codenames or Telestrations, the gameplay is simple enough, but you definitely need to spend an amount of time explaining the rules. Then there is the inevitable person who fails to understand the game until half way through the first round. Simplicity is a wonderful goal for a party game and here Nobjects has hit the nail right on the head! How do you play the game? Draw the chosen word with a finger, you win if you get someone to guess it. That's all you need to say to get a game of Nobjects started!
The game certainly has a few quirks, the mention of a timer in the rules, but lack of a timer included in the box is a strange one (I accept that everyone has a smart device capable of being a timer these days, but I like my game nights to be as analogue as possible). The scoring may also be a little too biased towards good guessers, while you may find your points income slows as you have to draw harder cards, if someone is left behind on the easy cards then guessing their words is easy points. Sure this could all be tweaked and balanced to make a fairer game. But frankly as soon as you are worrying about who is winning you are missing the point of the game!
The whole point is to get half a dozen people around the table, instantly doing something silly and all shouting over each other to try and guess what the answer is. This isn't a game for your introverted thinkers (though maybe the drawing part is), but instead it's a game for the slightly loud, perhaps slightly intoxicated crowd who will be laughing at the game as as soon as they hear its questionable choice of name!
As you can tell, there's not a lot to describe about Nobjects - it's an extremely simple concept for a twist on the classic Pictionary. For me it's no better or worse than it's predecessors. Tracing on the table is a gimmick and it works with well thought out words in the deck, with a generally appropriate difficulty. Because of this gimmick, it's a game that you can easily get your friends to try, whereas I'd never manage to persuade people to play a game of a classic like Pictionary.
We've played Nobjects, with a couple of groups. The first group was a bunch of guys at a board game convention, who were really up for a silly game. The name helped break the ice and even after a few groans when we explained the simplicity of the game, the group ultimately had a great time playing. However, you do need an outgoing group with some energy. The second group we played with weren't the type of people to just start shouting stupid guesses - they wanted to wait and figure out the right answer before speaking up and that just didn't work!
Like many of this style of games, I imagine most people will play as an activity, rather than as a game of first to 6 points. However, the deck of difficulty cards does try to work as a catch up mechanism. We rarely found that someone failed to get a word guessed though, so even for the player with 1 point left to win, the hard card wasn't hard enough that players couldn't guess the answer and make that player win. It's a frustrating ending, but probably not one that will matter to most.
Nobjects is a silly, low priced bit of fun and so if you want a new game for kids or for a party then Nobjects might be something a little different and break the ice at a social occasion.
It might initially seem like there's nothing to the game, but the level of difficulty of each deck of words is why you'd want to purchase it over using words from another similar game.
For those self-conscious of the inability to draw, the game leaves no evidence.
Like many drawing and guessing games, there is no shortage of hilarity with the right group.
The name of this game is somewhat unfortunate - although you might easily get 12-year old boys (or in our experience 30 year old men) to play based on the name alone!
It's more of an activity than a game, you'll easily find flaws, especially at the end-game if your looking for a game experience.
6/10 Nobjects is certainly a fun time, but it's not really offering anything new over traditional games like Pictionary. Not needing paper is a gimmick that works though and our friends have definitely enjoyed it. However, if you're looking for a drawing party game, then for us, you still can't beat Telestrations.
Nobjects was a review copy kindly provided to us by Pegasus Spiele.
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Q: Crystal report failed to retrieve data from database Is there an error in crystal report the problem is that he can not recover the data since oracle, I made a query that is workable on oracle but when I post it on command, at first it works well but after a moment he shows me this error, please someone can help me
and this is the query
select to_char(to_date('1970-01-01 00','yyyy-mm-dd hh24') + (time)/60/60/24
, 'YYYY-MM-DD') datestr,
L.LOGINID,
L.STATUS,
L.TIME,
O.PRESENTATION_NAME,

 N_CALLSANSWERED_
 from "REP_STAT_DB"."LOGIN"  L
           join "GCTI_DMART"."O_AGENT_DAY"  O on
  L.AGENTDBID=O.CONFSERVER_OBJ_ID
           join "GCTI_DMART"."R_AGENT_DAY"  R on O.OBJECT_ID=R.OBJECT_ID
        join "GCTI_DMART"."T_AGENT_DAY" T on T.TIME_KEY=R.TIME_KEY AND
    T.BEGIN_TIME=to_char(to_date('1970-01-01 00','yyyy-mm-dd hh24') +
  (time)/60/60/24 , 'DD/MM/YY')
    where   O.DELETE_TIME IS NULL

failed to retrieve data:

A: It is a bad idea to store dates and timestamps not in appropriate data types, but in numbers instead. Such leads exactly to the problems you are facing.
Your mistake is here:
T.BEGIN_TIME = to_char(to_date('1970-01-01 00','yyyy-mm-dd hh24') +
               (time)/60/60/24 , 'DD/MM/YY')

T.BEGIN_TIME is of type DATE. TO_CHAR(...), however is a string. So Oracle converts your data in order to compare the two. It converts your string to DATE so as to compare two dates. Your string contains a date in the format 'DD/MM/YY'. Depending on session settings Oracle tries to interpret it somehow. You are getting the error because this fails. I suppose your session setting suggests that a date starts with the month, so '13/02/17' gets interpreted as '2017-13-02', which contains an invalid month.
Don't use strings when you want to work with datetimes. In order to get the date part of a timestamp, use TRUNC instead.
The query corrected:
select
  to_char(date '1970-01-01' + interval '1' second * time, 'yyyy-mm-dd') datestr,
  l.loginid,
  l.status,
  l.time,
  o.presentation_name,
  n_callsanswered_
from rep_stat_db.login  l
join gcti_dmart.o_agent_day o on l.agentdbid = o.confserver_obj_id
join gcti_dmart.r_agent_day r on o.object_id = r.object_id
join gcti_dmart.t_agent_day t
       on t.time_key = r.time_key
       and t.begin_time = trunc(date '1970-01-01' + interval '1' second * time)
where o.delete_time is null;

If you stored the timestamp in a DATE instead of seconds since '1970-01-01 00:00:00', the query would even be simpler. As mentioned, it's a bad idea, not to use the appropriate datatype (DATE in this case, which is Oracle's datetime data type, or TIMESTAMP).

A: The error you get is ora-1843: not a valid month. This is a data conversion error which Oracle throws when we attempt to cast a string to a date and the string contains a value which is not a valid date.
As to why you don't get this when you run the query in Oracle it depends whether you're using the same database for both clients.
If you're running SAP against a different database that's simple: different database, different data sets. You just need to track down the rogue record (s).
If it's the same database in both cases that's harder. Maybe Crystal Reports sets a different session date format set compared to your Oracle client? This would bite if your query has implicit date conversions. There aren't any obvious candidates for implicit date conversions but you know your data model better than we do.


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