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Parking shortage dogs Main St. Ferry Terminal
Ferry riders driving to the Main Street Ferry Terminal began using an extra parking lot in May. The city-owned O Club parking lot across the street from the terminal provides 121 spaces under a temporary license agreement with the Water Emergency Transportation Authority (WETA). Despite the added parking lot, the street shoulder and unpaved lot west of a dog park continue to absorb overflow.
O Club parking lot on Main Street for ferry riders. Licensed for use by WETA.
"Ridership has grown 29 percent since May, the month we opened the lot," said Kevin Connolly, WETA's manager of planning and development. "Given that the street and dirt lot were basically full at that time, it makes sense that the O Club has absorbed the additional riders."
Unpaved city-owned parking lot on Main Street west of dog park used by ferry riders.
A ferry access study conducted by WETA in 2014 led to the O Club interim parking solution. The option of converting the nearby dog park to ferry parking was put on hold until the dog park could be moved a mile away to the planned Estuary Park.
Dog owners interviewed this past weekend at the Main Street dog park don't see why the area they use for exercising their dogs should be blocking expansion of ferry parking. "I believe that it would be a better use of taxpayer money by relocating this dog park and turning it into a parking structure," said Jennifer Keene, who lives near the Bay Farm Bridge. Keene drives across the island because it's less crowded than Alameda's other dog park.
Dog park on Main Street next to ferry terminal parking lot. Looking west with San Francisco in background.
"I really like the idea of moving this dog park to Estuary Park because it has a lot more trees, and it's a better area for the dogs," said Madison Walzberg, a resident of Coast Guard Housing. "It doesn't take much to make a dog park. If they just fence it in, it would be a great solution for anyone with dogs," said Walzberg.
Construction work on the first phase of Estuary Park on Mosley Avenue, featuring sports fields, began in August. Phase 2 of park construction, featuring an open meadow, picnic area and dog park, has yet to be funded. This four-acre section near the Alameda Landing residential area, which is already fenced in on three sides, could serve as an interim dog park by adding fencing to the remaining 500 feet along the street, according to Walzberg.
The demand for added ferry service at the Main Street Terminal prompted WETA to add five additional weekday departures last year. The enhanced service was set to expire this fall, but WETA will be extending the enhanced service through the end of 2017, thanks to a grant from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission.
WETA ferries operating on Oakland Estuary during weekday morning commute time.
In her report to the WETA Board of Directors in August, Executive Director Nina Rannells said, "The service enhancement would coincide with the delivery of two new vessels for central bay service, the Cetus and the Hydrus in early 2017." Both vessels will have capacity for 399 passengers and up to 50 bicycles. "The new vessels represent a significant improvement over today's operations, where average capacity in the AM period is 324 seats and bikes are sometimes limited to 30 spaces," said Rannells.
Combined monthly ridership for the Oakland and Alameda Main Street terminals increased by 18,234 passengers from July 2015 to July 2016, representing an increase of 15.69 percent. The systemwide increase for the same period was 7.78 percent.
"All the parking spots get full very early, and you have to fight for a spot," said Keene. "They park all the way down the road past the nursery, and that's kind of a hazard, especially early in the morning or late in the evening trying to cross the street." Keene said that she would gladly pay to "park in a legit parking structure."
Ferry riders' vehicles parked on shoulder of Main Street at Singleton Avenue.
Dog owner Jeff Anderer, a resident of Marina Village, says he uses both dog parks but does not use the ferry. "I come to this dog park on the warmer days for the sea breeze," said Anderer. "Strictly speaking as a dog owner and not as a ferry user, I do think the parking is more important."
Ferry riders walking to terminal alongside dog park.
Asked about costs for expanded parking, Connolly said, "That's something we will be studying in the coming year or two as part of a comprehensive look at Main Street and its capital needs."
The city council will be discussing the goals and objectives of a $400,000 citywide transit and transportation plan on September 6.
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Main Street dog park.
City-owned unpaved overflow ferry parking lot, with dog park and terminal in background.
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Katrina survivors relive nightmare with Gustav
HOUSTON Never mind that Johnson and her husband, Michael, are painstakingly cobbling a life together in a modest four-bedroom house in a Houston neighborhood filled with other Katrina survivors.
So it is with growing anxiety, and twinges of pain born from memory and fear, that Johnson, 24, watched as Hurricane Gustav headed toward Louisiana.
Those twinges were echoed around the South as evacuees and survivors of the storm that nearly destroyed New Orleans almost exactly three years ago were rattled by the eerie similarities of Gustav to the path Katrina took before forever changing their lives.
Since Katrina, New Orleans lost about a third of its residents who left and never returned. Many ended up settling in Houston, Atlanta and other points across the South.
Johnson's in-laws still live in New Orleans, as do cousins, aunts, uncles, friends -- now in the path of another massive storm. One cousin is in the hospital. Another aunt had just started to rebuild her home in the Lower 9th Ward.
"It's been three years and New Orleans is not all the way back together. If another hurricane comes, it will just be even longer for New Orleans to get back," Johnson said. "We don't need another storm, putting more people out of their home again and leaving them to start from the beginning. I've been through that."
During Katrina, Johnson left New Orleans with her mother the day before the hurricane hit. Michael, then her fiance, stayed behind with his family.
Two days after the storm ravaged New Orleans, Michael Johnson was still without running water and electricity, as he tried to repair a flooded car. For two days, Tamika had no contact with him -- and was terrified that the worst had happened.
Then, Michael finally managed to start the car, get on the road to Texas, and contact Tamika.
Gustav was spinning toward the Gulf Coast with frightening strength and size, wavering between a Category 3 and 4 with hurricane winds extending out 50 miles and tropical storm force winds as far as 200 miles. It was projected to make landfall as early as Monday.
It appeared on a track to strike New Orleans. But storms are unpredictable and there was a chance Gustav could veer farther west and head toward the Houston area. If that happens, Johnson says she's prepared.
Her important documents and cherished photographs are stowed in a waterproof box. And she would be ready to evacuate.
"I had the mentality in New Orleans that a hurricane would come there because it hadn't come in years," said Johnson. "Now that I've been through it if they say leave, I'll leave. I have a baby now. I don't know where I'd go, but I'm going."
Chiq Simms left New Orleans for Atlanta after Katrina. A family wedding brought her back to New Orleans on Friday morning.
Sitting in a hotel room and watching the TV news, Simms grew sick to her stomach. It was not the way she planned to commemorate the third anniversary of the storm.
"I don't want to see this city get another one," Simms said, with sadness weighing down her voice. "We would've never thought that we could possibly be facing another Katrina in our lifetime. Even if it doesn't come, the frenzy of it all ... It's crazy. My home may never be the same again."
By that evening, she was on a flight headed back to Atlanta.
Even after Katrina, Doug and Mary Rockefeller didn't leave the New Orleans suburb they had called home for a decade. After spending a week in Texas, the couple returned to find their home had escaped catastrophic damage.
It was Hurricane Rita, three weeks later, that drenched St. Charles Parish with about a foot of rain after making landfall in western Louisiana.
"That was it," said 57-year-old Mary Rockefeller. "Doug said let's go up to Chattanooga and look for a house."
They moved in 2006.
On Saturday, from the Chattanooga suburb of Lakesite, Tenn., she waited for family members to arrive from New Orleans and watched intently the TV coverage of the evacuation.
"This is exactly why we moved," said Rockefeller, who is now retired. "So we would have a safe place for the children to come should they have to evacuate."
Even for those who keep coming back to New Orleans under improbable odds, Gustav may be the last straw.
A few days ago, Scott Jackson planned to spend the long holiday weekend in Louisiana working on his backyard deck and maybe building a gazebo.
Now, he's wondering where he and his wife can make a new life.
Jackson headed to Home Depot to return about $4,000 worth of lumber, and was talking with his wife about moving, maybe back to Louisville, or to Houston or Atlanta, where she has family.
"I love this city, but we can't keep going through this," said Jackson, who left New Orleans for Louisville, Ky., after Hurricane Katrina and just returned about a year ago. "After this time, I'm going to really be done with it."
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Geography
Olkhovatka is located near the Olkhovatoye Lake, 23 km west of Ramon (the district's administrative centre) by road. Gnezdilovo is the nearest rural locality.

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Rural localities in Ramonsky District

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When Disney acquired Lucasfilm back in 2012, one result of the deal that was often overlooked is George Lucas' promise to create a museum with a portion of the $4 billion payout that transferred ownership of the Star Wars universe to the home of Mickey Mouse and the Marvel superheroes. The acclaimed filmmaker took a big step toward fulfilling that promise this week with the news that The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art will be built in Chicago and — if all goes well — open its doors to the public in 2018.
As reported by The Chicago Tribune, the Windy City beat out San Francisco and Los Angeles to become the home of the museum, likely due in no small part to Chicago being the home of Lucas' wife, Mellody Hobson. The couple live in the city part of the year, and the $700 million museum is expected to be built in an area located between Soldier Field and McCormick Place off Burnham Harbor.
The location of the museum is still pending approval from the Chicago Plan Commission, but if all goes well it's expected that architectural renderings will be submitted to the city later this year. The Chicago Tribune reports that the large edge Chicago has over San Francisco with regard to annual tourism also played a big role in the decision to bring the museum to the city. Chicago attracted 46.37 million visitors in 2012, to San Francisco's 16.51 million visitors. The proximity of the proposed location to the Shedd Aquarium, Field Museum, and Adler Planetarium also reportedly made the site attractive to Lucas.
It's worth noting that Lucas will be paying for the entire project himself, and the museum won't be receiving taxpayer subsidies — something that sets it apart from other museums.


I just love making homemade gifts! Whether it's a cute holiday craft or a yummy food or even an indulgent sugar scrub, I think that when you make a gift for someone, it shows you really put some thought into it.
Thank you to Hershey's for the amazing chocolates for this post! This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of The Hershey Company for IZEA. All opinions are 100% mine.
Here's a fun gift idea! This year I'm putting together some adorable "Ugly Sweater" holiday gift jars that are full of Hershey's Kisses! YUM!
The Hershey Company continues to create ways to make the season more festive, and its seasonal products exclusively sold at Walmart are must-haves for your holiday occasions. Whether you're throwing an ugly sweater bash or snuggled up on the couch, Hershey's Kisses Kissmas Sweater Chocolates in any candy dish are sure to keep you warm with delight and they're sold exclusively at Walmart.
The Hershey Company is offering several festive treats at Walmart this holiday season that will inspire new ways to deck the halls and trim the tree, including limited-edition "ugly sweater" foils on the classic Hershey's Kisses Milk Chocolates, a three-pound Hershey's Milk Chocolate Bar, giant Hershey's Kisses Milk Chocolates and a one-pound Reese's Peanut Butter Santa, allowing you to make your season extra-merry.
To make this fun gift idea, I picked up some $1 and $3 jars with lids at the store. There are always a lot of cute selections of jars this time of year since everyone likes to make desserts in jars and other fun gift ideas! I like the glass jars but you can find plastic, too!
Then, all you need to do is add Hershey's Kisses Kissmas Sweater Chocolates and holiday string or ribbon to the lid of the jars to make them extra festive. You can usually find some fun string in the same aisle as the jars or at any craft store for about $1!
Once you add some cute string, don't forget to add a label. This one says "Happy Kissmass"! How adorable is that?!!
These Ugly Sweater Hershey's Kisses are so fun! I am pretty sure I eat just as many as I add to the jars. They just taste better when they're festive, right??!!
Hershey's Kisses are one of my favorites! They bring back so many memories of being little! Remember making Peanut Butter Blossom Cookies with them when you were little? I can't have one now without having flashbacks of making them with my mom around Christmas time each year. Now I make them with my own kids. It's a tradition that I am sure we'll always have in our family.
AND right now you can find Reese's Peanut Butter Cups Miniatures in holiday foils. Ooooo…I love them too! It's no wonder they say you gain weight over the holidays. There is just so much good food to eat!
Here's a tip…replace the Hersey's Kisses with Reese's Peanut Butter Cups Miniatures on your Peanut Butter Blossom Cookies. Now, that's a winning cookie! You can also add them to these cute jars for a fun gift!
Making your own gifts and giving them to those that mean a lot to you is a great thing this holiday season!
Add these fun"Ugly Sweater" holiday jars that are full of Hershey's Kisses Chocolates to your holiday gift idea list this year! Celebrate with Hershey's this year!


SEPHORA PLAY is a $10 a month beauty subscription service that exclusively features products that are sold at Sephora. Every month you'll receive 5 samples, a perfume sample and a makeup bag. There's usually about four different product variations.
They also include a leaflet detailing the products.
And a card that you can redeem in store for 50 beauty insider points.
MAKE UP FOR EVER AQUA XL EYE PENCIL IN BLACK ($5.25)- I have a ton of black eyeliner pencils from subscription boxes but the MUFE formula is one of the best so I can't complain.
SEPHORA WATERPROOF EYE MAKEUP REMOVER ($3.75)- I can never have enough makeup remover. This formula reminds me of the Lancome makeup remover. It's effective but a little oily. Which is fine because I always wash my face after removing my eye makeup.
FRESH VITAMIN NECTAR VIBRANCY BOOSTING FACE MASK ($4.25)- I love a good face mask. This one contains fruit acids that are supposed to brighten and smooth the skin. I've only used it once so far and although I didn't notice results after one use, I still enjoyed it.
SMASHBOX PHOTO FINISH PRIMER ($8)- Why?!? If I were to do a thorough search of my house, I estimate that I could find approximately 27 little tubes of this damn primer. I get it all the time. Every subscription box gives it out and it's probably Ulta's favorite sample to include with orders. Just for funsies I might poke around and see how many of these samples I can find. Anyway. It's an okay primer but I've got a lot of others that I like better.
I found 15 samples of this damn primer. 15. And that was just in my makeup room. If I went into the makeup graveyard aka my guestroom where I toss all my rejects I'm sure I would've found more. No more Smashbox primer! Please!
DR DENNIS GROSS FERULIC + RETINOL WRINKLE RECOVERY PEEL ($11)- I was really happy to get these babies. I swear by the Dr Dennis Gross extra strength peels. I haven't used these yet because I'm using a 28 day Lancome peel that I got from INFLUENSTER. But I'll definitely use them when I'm finished with that.
PINROSE SECRET GENIUS- This was a towelette instead of the usual little spray bottles. I think I prefer the bottles because you can use them 3 or 4 times instead of just once. This perfume smells like vanilla and sandalwood. It smells good but it reminds me of a fall scent. A little too heavy for me in hot weather.
SEPHORA PLAY is $10 a month and the value of my products was around $32 which is pretty average for this box. I'm pretty happy with the products (other than the stupid primer) that I got especially the peels and mask. I guess SEPHORA PLAY will live to see another month but it's still on the chopping block for me. Next time that I get a horrendous bag, it's getting cancelled!
Oh thats interesting you say that about Smashbox.What are your top primers?


We are proud to join other colleges and universities in a national effort to reassure applicants for admission to SUNY New Paltz that their engagement in peaceful, lawful protest will not be a factor in our admission decisions. As I know there has been interest in this effort among members of our community, I wanted to share this statement with you. I hope you agree that it reflects core values of our community. Using #NeverAgainColleges, we will alertNeverAgainColleges.com, a resource for high school students, about our statement.
SUNY New Paltz has a long tradition of supporting student activism and peaceful, lawful protest about important issues facing our campus and our nation. We assure applicants for admission to the College that their engagement in such activities and any resulting disciplinary action will not be viewed unfavorably in our admissions process.


I have had the same type of rugs in my house for over twenty years. They are woven and are made by hand and thus are of amazing quality. I love the way that the carpets are weathered and from what I hear, people are actually paying for the look of older and distressed carpets. I could not imagine paying for my rug to look like it does but I do love the way it look as is. I had gotten the rugs in Beverly Hills at a great little boutique rug store where a lot of my friends in the area had gotten theirs and I loved the way that I was treated at the store. I did not expect the service to be amazing so when I had a problem I was not surprised that they offered me a credit to the store for more rugs so I ended up going in and seeing what else they had twenty years ago.
I have had so many people come to my home to gather for events and dinner I still have them asking me where I got the woven rugs and how they could get such a great looking rug. I told one of my friends where I got the rug and she wanted me to go look at the rugs with her. I decided that if I went I was not going to buy another rug so I could get another five or so years out of the rugs that I still had on the floor at home. I wanted to be able to say that I walked in there and even though it has been twenty years, I do like the rugs that I have at home the most and more than what was in the store.


How do u get the mid rage of the amp without a Royer mic??
Telefunken AR-51 vs Neumann U87?
Anybody use the Aphex Compellor 300?
spl dynamaxx as a clean, easy tracking compressor?
What is the best patch bay?
reverb for depth and "epicness"
Please name the Best 500 series Modules! ..the ones that really are amazing!
I'd like Beatstep to operate in slave mode. My DAW is Maschine 2.0. Does anyone know how to do this? Thanks!
Analogue summing/DAW control surface in 1.
Haven't seen this: http://trident-audio.com/images/series_80b.jpg Trident Series 80B Price?
Opera. How did they do it in 50s?
Turning off rack gear via power conditioner vs individually?
Budget SD Card Drum Machine?
Second set of monitors for mixing?
Is there anything similar to the Shure Auxpander currently in production?
how to achieve those vocals?
Seems like both are very highly regarded. Going for a very accurate 67 voicing in the low 2k price range. Thoughts?
Anyone in LA have a DAT deck?
I have a few old DAT tapes and wanted to see if someone would be kind enough to loan me their player. Please PM, Thanks!


Welcome to Die Pophuis Hoekie.
Pampoentjie open plan kitchen and lounge area.
Pophuis with a double bed.
Pampoentjie with two single beds.
Pampoentjie with a double bed and cot.
Tokkelossie with a double bed.
Kardoesie with two single beds.
Die Pophuis Hoekie comprises 7 renovated Karoo units and 3 en-suite rooms. We provide comfortable, spacious, air-conditioned accommodation for travellers in search of rest.
We are situated on the N12 in the Karoo (less passing trucks!) about midway between Johannesburg and Cape Town, via Kimberley. The Shell Ultra City at Drie Susters is approximately 60 km to the south.
Each unit is equipped with self-catering facilities and a private entrance under a pergola. This decorative touch provides welcome shade in summer and as winter sets in the leaves make way for the sun.
The 3 en-suite rooms are not fully equipped for self-catering, but kettles, fridges and microwaves are provided. Deep freeze facilities are available on request - please enquire at reception.
Braai facilities are available at all of the units and guests have access to a splash pool! Die Pophuis Hoekie is also pet friendly - some of the units are fenced.
Lights are switched on in the safe parking area at night and a security guard is on patrol on the premises from 07:00 tot 19:00 each day.


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Q: should jQuery data be chainable? I'm trying to add multiple jQuery data entries to a single element.
I suspected that the following would work

jQuery('td.person#a'+personId).data('email',thisPerson.email).data('phone',thisPerson.phone);

However, I am getting nothing but errors when I do this.

jQuery('td.person#a'+personId).data('email',thisPerson.email);
jQuery('td.person#a'+personId).data('phone',thisPerson.phone);

is there another way to get more than one data entry on an element? Hopefully chained?

A: You can pass an object into .data(), like this (broken so to prevent horizontal scroll)
jQuery('td.person#a'+personId)
      .data({email:thisPerson.email, phone:thisPerson.phone});

To answer your question though, yes it should be chainable, if you post what errors you were getting that would help see why it isn't working.

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J.T. Daniels on UGA: 'At this point, I feel like I've been here for years'
Lance McCurley
JT Daniels #18 of the Georgia Bulldogs drops back to pass during the 2020 Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl NCAA football game between the Georgia Bulldogs and Cincinnati Bearcats, Jan. 1, 2021, in Atlanta. (Jason Parkhurst via Abell Images for the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl)
Approximately 30 minutes after the conclusion to Georgia's 24-21 win over Cincinnati in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl, quarterback J.T. Daniels, head coach Kirby Smart and a few other players met with the media via Zoom to discuss the game.
Daniels was asked about his thoughts on the culture of UGA football and about his experience since arriving in Athens. The Southern Cal transfer didn't shy away from the question and stated that he feels right at home in the Peach State.
"At this point, I feel like I've been here for years," Daniels said. "Instantly when I came in I felt a connection with the team, a connection with the way this program is run is the way I would say it. We're all about ball. It's something you can say about pretty much the whole team, is that everyone just loves football."
Daniels said that his teammates helped make the transition easier on him, especially during a global pandemic.
"We're here to do our thing and be the best players we can be," Daniels said. "Every single day, every single practice, Malik Herring, Zeus (Zamir White), George (Pickens), everyone goes out and practices to their best ability every single day with a focus on getting better. Over the last two and a half months, I've really just enjoyed the time of being with like-minded guys that are all about work, all about ball, all about competing."
Daniels has been in Athens since June after he announced he was transferring in late May. The redshirt sophomore came in and competed with graduate transfer Jamie Newman, who eventually opted out of the season two weeks prior to the opener against Arkansas. Daniels was splitting reps with the first team around that time, although he still hadn't been cleared to play yet because he was coming off a pair of knee surgeries.
The Mater Dei High School prospect suffered a season-ending injury in USC's home opener against Fresno State in 2019 and was surpassed on the depth chart by backup Kedon Slovis. That's when Daniels decided to enter the transfer portal and how he ended up at Georgia. He was finally cleared to play after that Arkansas game but didn't make his first start until Nov. 21 against Mississippi State.
Watch a fullscreen slideshow HERE.
In his UGA debut, Daniels threw for 401 yards and four touchdowns, which is a feat that hadn't been done by any Bulldog quarterback since Aaron Murray did in 2013. Including MSU, he would start the next three games, and throw for a combined total of 1,231 yards, 10 touchdowns and two interceptions in that time span. That's an average of 307 passing yards and nearly three touchdowns in just four starts.
Heading into next season, Georgia could have one of the most electrifying offenses in the country. On Tuesday afternoon, Daniels tweeted that he would be officially returning to Athens for the 2021 season, which calmed Dawg Nation. Several minutes later, junior running back James Cook followed by confirming his return for next year. Those two have grown extremely close since Daniels' arrival and both could be driving forces in Georgia's offense next season.
Found my new home, now we got unfinished business
Go Dawgs 2021 pic.twitter.com/UgAMJb5ToL
— JT Daniels (@jtdaniels06) January 5, 2021
Daniels said that Cook was one of the first players to reach out to him when he announced he would transfer to UGA.
James and I have been very close since I got here," Daniels said. "I remember when I posted my commitment to Georgia, Cook hit me right away. I got in contact with him. He was one of the first people I buddied up with. He's been like a brother to me since I got here…"
Those two along with Kenny McIntosh, Kendall Milton, George Pickens, Jermaine Burton, Darnell Washington and many more under the direction of offensive coordinator Todd Monken could be a force to be reckoned with.
According to Monken, to have a guy like Daniels as the head signal-caller is important for the program and offense moving into next season.
"As we're able to move forward, a guy like JT, who is certainly capable of distributing the ball, understanding where we want to go with the football," Monken said last week. "It's an exciting time, especially for me. Hopefully, we'll have a chance to have a legit off-season, be able to study what we did, what the difference is that we want to change as we move forward."
Georgia Football 2020 JT Daniels Kirby Smart
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Currently an intern for BI, and a junior journalism major at the University of Georgia.
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Welcome to Nantwich Cheese - We're passionate about Cheese.
Located just outside of Nantwich in the heart of Cheshire and home of the world famous International Cheese Awards. Nantwich Cheese started life as a family owned and run Cheese company that has now turned into a business processing more than 3000 tonnes of Cheese per year, supplying over 150 customers and the length and breadth of the UK. Our market leading production methods and cutting edge product development places us at the forefront of Cheese manufacturing and allows us to complete with the very best nationally and internationally alike.
Our success has been built through our winning approach to products, customers and quality. We invest in our business, our people and our technology to ensure we deliver the very best products to our customers. Our board of Directors are immensely proud of what our founder Wayne Morgan and his team have built and are committed to fully supporting and aiding his vision to make Nantwich Cheese a market leader and continuing our success story through innovation, market leading products and customer service.
Our headquarters are situated alongside our central distribution centre, main production facility and our state of the art additive cheese centre meaning that all our business operations are in one place. The entire Nantwich Cheese family from our Managing Director to our production teams all play an integral and equal part in our success.


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    if (element && element->elementType() == QTest::LET_Error
        && element->parentElement()->elementType() == QTest::LET_SystemError) {

        if (attrindex != QTest::AI_Description) return;

        QXmlTestLogger::xmlCdata(formatted, attribute->value());
        return;
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    char const* key = 0;
    if (attrindex == QTest::AI_Description)
        key = "message";
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        key = attribute->name();

    if (key) {
        QTestCharBuffer quotedValue;
        QXmlTestLogger::xmlQuote(&quotedValue, attribute->value());
        QTest::qt_asprintf(formatted, " %s=\"%s\"", key, quotedValue.constData());
    } else {
        formatted->data()[0] = '\0';
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}

void QTestXunitStreamer::formatAfterAttributes(const QTestElement *element, QTestCharBuffer *formatted) const
{
    if (!element || !formatted )
        return;

    // Errors are written as CDATA within system-err, comments elsewhere
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        if (element->parentElement()->elementType() == QTest::LET_SystemError) {
            QTest::qt_asprintf(formatted, "]]>\n");
        } else {
            QTest::qt_asprintf(formatted, " -->\n");
        }
        return;
    }

    if (!element->childElements())
        QTest::qt_asprintf(formatted, "/>\n");
    else
        QTest::qt_asprintf(formatted, ">\n");
}

void QTestXunitStreamer::output(QTestElement *element) const
{
    QTEST_ASSERT(element);

    outputString("<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\" ?>\n");
    outputElements(element);
}

void QTestXunitStreamer::outputElements(QTestElement *element, bool) const
{
    QTestCharBuffer buf;
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        our way backwards.
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    while (element && element->nextElement()) {
        element = element->nextElement();
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    while (element) {
        hasChildren = element->childElements();

        if (element->elementType() != QTest::LET_Benchmark) {
            formatStart(element, &buf);
            outputString(buf.data());

            outputElementAttributes(element, element->attributes());

            formatAfterAttributes(element, &buf);
            outputString(buf.data());

            if (hasChildren)
                outputElements(element->childElements(), true);

            formatEnd(element, &buf);
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{
    QTestCharBuffer buf;
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        formatAttributes(element, attribute, &buf);
        outputString(buf.data());
        attribute = attribute->nextElement();
    }
}

void QTestXunitStreamer::outputString(const char *msg) const
{
    testLogger->outputString(msg);
}

QT_END_NAMESPACE


Usborne Very First Reading takes beginner readers from learning their first letters to reading imaginative stories on their own with minimal support and guidance from an adult. Each book in the series builds on material in the previous books. With lively writing and appealing illustrations, these books develop not only the essential skill but also the pleasure of reading. This box set contains 15 books: Pirate Pat, The dressing-up Box, A Bus for Miss Moss, Dog Diary, Grizzly Bear Rock, The Queen Makes a Scene, Stop that cow! Moon Zoom, Run Rabbit Run! , Late Night At The Zoo, Wild School, The Circus Under The Sea, The Monster Diner, Knight Fright and Mr Mystery. Plus 'The Parent's Guide to Usborne First Reading'.


BOTA EN PIEL FLOR HIDRÓFUGA TRANSPIRABLE CON PUNTERA DE SEGURIDAD, LENGÜETA EN FORMA DE ABANICO ANTIESCORIAS, HORMA ANCHA, SUELA ANTIDESLIZANTE.
ZAPATO EN PIEL FLOR HIDRÓFUGA TRANSPIRABLE CON PUNTERA DE SEGURIDAD, LENGÜETA EN FORMA DE ABANICO ANTIESCORIAS, HORMA ANCHA, SUELA ANTIDESLIZANTE.
ZAPATO PIEL BLANCA HIDRÓFUGADA TRANSPIRABLE CON PUNTERA DE SEGURIDAD LENGÜETA EN FORMA DE ABANICO ANTIESCORIAS, SUELA ANTIDESLIZANTE DOBLE DENSIDAD DE POLIURETANO MUY FLEXIBLE.
BOTA PIEL HIDRÓFUGA TRANSPIRABLE CON PUNTERA DE SEGURIDAD, HORMA ANCHA, Y SUELA ANTIDESLIZANTE.
ZAPATO DE SEGURIDAD EN MICROFIBRA BLANCA, SIN CORDONES Y CON PUNTERA DE COMPOSITE PERFORADA. TALLAS 35/48.


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Dobra vremena, loša vremena (njem. Gute Zeiten, schlechte Zeiten skraćeno GZSZ), najpoznatija, najuspješnija i najdugovječnija njemačka televizijska sapunica koja se bez prekida snima i prikazuje od 1992. godine, prema uzoru na australsku sapunicu The Restless Years s kraja 1970-ih. S više od 7 000 epizoda i 25 sezona stekla je kutni status u njemačkoj kinematografiji.

Prema seriji je snimljeno nekoliko filmova i televizijskih serija (kao svojevrsni tzv. spin-off) te napisano nekoliko knjiga.

Epizoda traje u prosjeku 25 minuta. Prikazuje se na RTL-u. Osim u Berlinu i Beču, manji dio epizoda snimljen je i u Londonu, Cape Townu i na Kanarima.

Izvori

Vanjske poveznice
 Službene stranice serije na mrežnom mjestu RTL-a, www.rtl.de

Njemačke serije
Sapunice


A group of refugees from ancient Egypt were fleeing a dreadful condition. Some were nomadic people allowed to settle in the eastern region of the Nile Delta, and others were priests of a new monotheistic belief system that Pharaoh Akhenaton had firmly pursued in the 18th Dynasty.
Among these priests was a leader—Moses—who decided to lead his chosen people out of the Nilotic region of Ancient Egypt and seek a region in the Egyptian frontier. On his way out, Moses found new allies and new enemies. He observed a strip of fertile land in ancient Palestine that was already inhabited by civilized people.
Wisely, he sent 12 spies to engage in reconnaissance and a review of the existing cultures. To the dismay of Moses, 10 of the spies returned faint hearted and proclaimed that the new land was inhabited by "giants." Only two gave favorable reports that the area was suitable for a new home of the refugees.
Enraged, disappointed, but wise, Moses took a U-turn and told his followers that they would have to remain nomads for two generations. The weak-kneed, foolish, and faint hearted would have to literally die out and a new people would have to emerge By all accounts, Moses had a terrible time transforming his followers and anger with those without faith was abundant.
For those of you familiar with the Judeo-Christian tradition, the above mentioned interpretation of Exodus should be easy to recognize. Today, we must ask: are we, the Virgin Islands people, undergoing a unique exodus? Haven't we sent out "spies" to review ourselves the new global economy, especially the US Mainland and then they have returned to us faint hearted, complaining about giants?
Hasn't this society for a decade encouraged the leadership to seek to understand the new societal terrain before us? And they too have complained that our problems are too big, our resources are too small, and "send help" our redemption comes from some federal takeover!
Unlike Moses and his followers, we may wish for forty years to pass for a die off of reactionary leadership and thinking, but our people cannot wait. The new year 2010 finds us fighting problems that have actually grown to gigantic proportions.
Last year 2009, our homicide rate was genocidal, and if we used that standard practice of measuring homicide per every 100,000 people, the Virgin Islands has emerged as one of the top five most murderous societies to reside in.
Officially, we witnessed 57 murders out of a Territorial population of 110,000 (legal) residents. The US national average is 5.8 per 100,000 people. The only societies with worse homicide rates are Iraq, Afghanistan, and Colombia—war zones. In 2009, we have managed to surpass El Salvador, Honduras, and Jamaica in homicide rates!
Clearly, in the US Virgin Islands, violent crime is mainly a social problem. As social problems worsen, criminal tendencies ripen. During the first decade of the 21st century, regardless of the political leadership, our social indicators show the creation and/or consolidation of a marginalized sector of our society.
Increasingly, the single parent household that was at one time complemented by extended families is under tremendous stress; too many mothers must work two and three jobs to make ends meet. If a supportive family structure exists, this struggling mother may stand a chance to provide for her family.
But what happens when this single mother is alone and the fathers are AWOL, abusive, and negligent? What happens to the single mother who has to raise rambunctious boys who turn even more assertive at puberty?
Equally important, for decades, the public education system served as an important line of defense for socialization of the best traditions in our young people. Also, there was a time when the public school served the silent role of supplemental parent that would instill discipline, intellectual curiosity, and academic preparation in our children.
Many in my generation can recall the steady hand of discipline, respect, and social cohesion by our teachers. This is not to say a few teachers should never have taught or that the olden days were a people in "garden of Eden"—far for it.
However, the public education system faces major problem — male student alienation—and the societal reaction is before us as plain as a mahogany tree. What is the leadership response to this phenomenon?
There are many who see gigantic problems that can never be solved. In 2010, we must overcome this mindset and wrestle with the heavy lifting and tough decision making that will turn our society around. Perhaps, the fainthearted will not die out within 40 years but local leaders who have no stomach to overcome our monumental problems will need to step aside and let new thinking prevail. We too deserve to live in our land of milk and honey.
Editor's note: Malik Sekou teaches history and political science on UVI's St. Thomas campus.


Two professors have been named Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) in recognition of their contributions to their fields: Patricia Kroboth in the School of Pharmacy and Sandra Mitchell in the Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences. Election as an AAAS Fellow is an honor bestowed by the association's members, who are internationally distinguished scientists, engineers, and innovators.
Patricia Kroboth, dean and Dr. Gordon J. Vanscoy Distinguished Service Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences, and Sandra Mitchell, professor and chair of the Department of History and Philosophy of Science, will be inducted during the AAAS annual meeting in Washington, D.C., on Feb. 13, 2016. The two honorees are among 347 new members nationwide who will be recognized for their efforts to advance science or its applications.
Patricia Kroboth is being recognized for "distinguished contributions using pharmacodynamics to explain variability in response to drugs, and for excellence in administrative contributions as center director, department chair, and dean," AAAS said.
Prior to becoming dean, she explored basic functions and clinical applications of modulation of the GABA receptor and the family of ligand drugs, the benzodiazepines. Kroboth was founding director of what became one of the country's first Clinical Pharmaceutical Scientist PhD Programs, which continues today. She served serially as chair of the School of Pharmacy's Department of Pharmacy and Therapeutics and the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, before being named dean of the school in 2002.
Kroboth is a fellow of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy and fellow of the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists. In 2013, she was awarded the American College of Clinical Pharmacology Award for Mentoring in Clinical Pharmacology.
Kroboth received a BS in pharmacy from the University at Buffalo and an MS and PhD in pharmacy from the University of Pittsburgh.
Sandra Mitchell is being recognized for "distinguished contributions to the philosophy of science, particularly the philosophy of evolutionary theory and of the social sciences," AAAS said.
Her research focuses on epistemological and metaphysical issues in the philosophy of science, including how complex behavior is explained scientifically and how multilevel, multicomponent complex systems may be best represented.
Mitchell is the author of three books, including Biological Complexity and Integrative Pluralism (Cambridge University Press, 2003) and Unsimple Truths: Science, Complexity and Policy (University of Chicago Press, 2009). She was elected president of the Philosophy of Science Association, to serve from 2016-2018, and has served on the AAAS Annual Meeting Scientific Program Committee since 2012.
Mitchell received a BA in philosophy from Pitzer College; an MSc in logic, philosophy, and scientific method from the London School of Economics; and a PhD in history and philosophy of science from the University of Pittsburgh.
Mitchell has been a professor at Pitt since 2000 and has served as chair of the history and philosophy of science department since 2006. She taught in the Department of Philosophy at Ohio State University and in the Department of Philosophy and Science Studies Program at the University of California, San Diego.


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package org.cyphersim;

import org.cyphersim.CypherSimTranslator;

import junit.framework.TestCase;

public class CypherSimTranslatorTest extends TestCase {
	protected CypherSimTranslator t;

	protected void setUp() {
		t = new CypherSimTranslator();
	}

	protected void tearDown() {
		t = null;
	}

	/**
     * Create the test case
     *
     * @param testName name of the test case
     */
    public CypherSimTranslatorTest( String testName ){
        super( testName );
    }

    public void testReturnAllNodesOfLabel() {
        assertEquals("MATCH (e:emp) RETURN e \ntranslates to\n" +
        		"FROM EMP RETRIEVE *;",
        		t.translate("MATCH (e:emp) RETURN e"),
        		"FROM EMP RETRIEVE *;");
    }

    public void testReturnPropertyOfAllNodesOfLabel() {
    	assertEquals("MATCH (e:emp) RETURN e.ename \ntranslates to\n FROM EMP RETRIEVE ENAME;",
        		t.translate("MATCH (e:emp) RETURN e.ename"),
        		"FROM EMP RETRIEVE ENAME;");
    }

    public void testOneRelationshipChain() {
    	assertEquals("MATCH (e:emp)-[:DEPTNO]->(d:dept) RETURN e.ename, d.dname \ntranslates to\n FROM EMP RETRIEVE ENAME, DNAME OF DEPTNO;",
        		t.translate("MATCH (e:emp)-[:DEPTNO]->(d:dept) RETURN e.ename, d.dname"),
        		"FROM EMP RETRIEVE ENAME, DNAME OF DEPTNO;");
    }

    public void testTwoRelationshipChains() {
    	assertEquals("MATCH (e:emp)-[:DEPTNO]->(d:dept)-[:ORGNUM]->(o:org) RETURN e.empno, e.ename, e.sal, d.dname, o.oname \ntranslates to\n " +
    					"FROM EMP RETRIEVE EMPNO, ENAME, SAL, DNAME OF DEPTNO, ONAME OF ORGNUM OF DEPTNO;",
        		t.translate("MATCH (e:emp)-[:DEPTNO]->(d:dept)-[:ORGNUM]->(o:org) RETURN e.empno, e.ename, e.sal, d.dname, o.oname"),
        		"FROM EMP RETRIEVE EMPNO, ENAME, SAL, DNAME OF DEPTNO, ONAME OF ORGNUM OF DEPTNO;");
    }

    public void testTwoRelationshipChainsWithWhereClause() {
    	assertEquals("MATCH (e:emp)-[:DEPTNO]->(d:dept)-[:ORGNUM]->(o:org) WHERE e.empno = 111 RETURN e.empno, e.ename, e.sal, d.dname, o.oname \ntranslates to\n " +
    					"FROM EMP RETRIEVE EMPNO, ENAME, SAL, DNAME OF DEPTNO, ONAME OF ORGNUM AT DEPTNO WHERE EMPNO = 111;",
        		t.translate("MATCH (e:emp)-[:DEPTNO]->(d:dept)-[:ORGNUM]->(o:org) WHERE e.empno = 111 RETURN e.empno, e.ename, e.sal, d.dname, o.oname"),
        		"FROM EMP RETRIEVE EMPNO, ENAME, SAL, DNAME OF DEPTNO, ONAME OF ORGNUM OF DEPTNO WHERE EMPNO = 111;");
    }

    public void testOneBackwardsChain() {
    	assertEquals("MATCH (e:emp)<-[:EMPNO]-(d:dept) RETURN e.ename, d.dname \ntranslates to\n FROM DEPT RETRIEVE ENAME OF EMPNO, DNAME;",
        		t.translate("MATCH (e:emp)<-[:EMPNO]-(d:dept) RETURN e.ename, d.dname"),
        		"FROM DEPT RETRIEVE ENAME OF EMPNO, DNAME;");
    }

    public void testTwoBackwardsChains() {
    	assertEquals("MATCH (e:emp)<-[:EMPNO]-(d:dept)<-[:DEPTNO]-(o:org) RETURN e.eno, e.ename, e.sal, d.dname, o.oname \ntranslates to\n " +
    					"FROM ORG RETRIEVE ENO OF EMPNO OF DEPTNO, ENAME OF EMPNO OF DEPTNO, SAL OF EMPNO OF DEPTNO, DNAME OF DEPTNO, ONAME;",
        		t.translate("MATCH (e:emp)<-[:EMPNO]-(d:dept)<-[:DEPTNO]-(o:org) RETURN e.eno, e.ename, e.sal, d.dname, o.oname "),
        		"FROM ORG RETRIEVE ENO OF EMPNO OF DEPTNO, ENAME OF EMPNO OF DEPTNO, SAL OF EMPNO OF DEPTNO, DNAME OF DEPTNO, ONAME;");
    }

    public void testTwoBackwardsChainsWithWhereClause() {
    	assertEquals("MATCH (e:emp)<-[:EMPNO]-(d:dept)<-[:DEPTNO]-(o:org) WHERE e.eno = 111 RETURN e.eno, e.ename, e.sal, d.dname, o.oname \ntranslates to\n " +
				"FROM ORG RETRIEVE ENO OF EMPNO OF DEPTNO, ENAME OF EMPNO OF DEPTNO, SAL OF EMPNO OF DEPTNO, DNAME OF DEPTNO, ONAME WHERE ENO OF EMPNO OF DEPTNO = 111;",
		t.translate("MATCH (e:emp)<-[:EMPNO]-(d:dept)<-[:DEPTNO]-(o:org) WHERE e.eno = 111 RETURN e.eno, e.ename, e.sal, d.dname, o.oname "),
		"FROM ORG RETRIEVE ENO OF EMPNO OF DEPTNO, ENAME OF EMPNO OF DEPTNO, SAL OF EMPNO OF DEPTNO, DNAME OF DEPTNO, ONAME WHERE ENO OF EMPNO OF DEPTNO = 111;");
    }

    public void testPersonAllRows() {
        assertEquals("MATCH (n:Person) RETURN n \ntranslates to\n" +
        		"FROM PERSON RETRIEVE *;",
        		t.translate("MATCH (n:Person) RETURN n"),
        		"FROM PERSON RETRIEVE *;");
    }

    public void testEmployeeSalary() {
        assertEquals("MATCH (n:Employee) RETURN n.salary\ntranslates to\n" +
        		"FROM EMPLOYEE RETRIEVE SALARY;",
        		t.translate("MATCH (n:Employee) RETURN n.salary"),
        		"FROM EMPLOYEE RETRIEVE SALARY;");
    }

    public void testManagerPersonId() {
        assertEquals("MATCH (n:Manager) RETURN n.person_id\ntranslates to\n" +
        		"FROM MANAGER RETRIEVE PERSON_ID;",
        		t.translate("MATCH (n:Manager) RETURN n.person_id"),
        		"FROM MANAGER RETRIEVE PERSON_ID;");
    }

    public void testPresidentAllRows() {
        assertEquals("MATCH (n:President) RETURN n\ntranslates to\n" +
        		"FROM PRESIDENT RETRIEVE *;",
        		t.translate("MATCH (n:President) RETURN n"),
        		"FROM PRESIDENT RETRIEVE *;");
    }

    public void testPersonSevenName() {
        assertEquals("MATCH (n:Person) WHERE n.person_id = 7 RETURN n.first_name, n.last_name\ntranslates to\n" +
        		"FROM PERSON RETRIEVE FIRST_NAME, LAST_NAME WHERE PERSON_ID = 7;",
        		t.translate("MATCH (n:Person) WHERE n.person_id = 7 RETURN n.first_name, n.last_name"),
        		"FROM PERSON RETRIEVE FIRST_NAME, LAST_NAME WHERE PERSON_ID = 7;");
    }

    public void testBillsSpouseAllRows() {
        assertEquals("MATCH (n:Person)-[:SPOUSE]->(m:Person) WHERE n.first_name = 'Bill' RETURN m" +
        		"\ntranslates to\n" +
        		"FROM PERSON RETRIEVE * OF SPOUSE WHERE FIRST_NAME = \"Bill\";",
        		t.translate("MATCH (n:Person)-[:SPOUSE]->(m:Person) WHERE n.first_name = 'Bill' RETURN m"),
        		"FROM PERSON RETRIEVE * OF SPOUSE WHERE FIRST_NAME = \"Bill\";");
    }

    public void testTwoRelChainTestSchemaOneProp() {
        assertEquals("MATCH (n:Project_Employee)-[:CURRENT_PROJECTS]->(cp:Current_Projects)-[:DEPT_ASSIGNED]->(d:Department) WHERE n.person_id = 3 RETURN d.dept_name" +
        		"\ntranslates to\n" +
        		"FROM PROJECT_EMPLOYEE RETRIEVE DEPT_NAME OF DEPT_ASSIGNED OF CURRENT_PROJECTS WHERE PERSON_ID = 3;",
        		t.translate("MATCH (n:Project_Employee)-[:CURRENT_PROJECTS]->(cp:Current_Projects)-[:DEPT_ASSIGNED]->(d:Department) WHERE n.person_id = 3 RETURN d.dept_name"),
        		"FROM PROJECT_EMPLOYEE RETRIEVE DEPT_NAME OF DEPT_ASSIGNED OF CURRENT_PROJECTS WHERE PERSON_ID = 3;");
    }

    public void testTwoRelChainTestSchemaTwoProp() {
        assertEquals("MATCH (n:Project_Employee)-[:CURRENT_PROJECTS]->(cp:Current_Projects)-[:DEPT_ASSIGNED]->(d:Department) WHERE n.person_id = 3 RETURN d.dept_name, d.dept_no" +
        		"FROM PROJECT_EMPLOYEE RETRIEVE DEPT_NAME OF DEPT_ASSIGNED OF CURRENT_PROJECTS, DEPT_NO OF DEPT_ASSIGNED OF CURRENT_PROJECTS WHERE PERSON_ID = 3;",
        		t.translate("MATCH (n:Project_Employee)-[:CURRENT_PROJECTS]->(cp:Current_Projects)-[:DEPT_ASSIGNED]->(d:Department) WHERE n.person_id = 3 RETURN d.dept_name, d.dept_no"),
        		"FROM PROJECT_EMPLOYEE RETRIEVE DEPT_NAME OF DEPT_ASSIGNED OF CURRENT_PROJECTS, DEPT_NO OF DEPT_ASSIGNED OF CURRENT_PROJECTS WHERE PERSON_ID = 3;");
    }

    public void testOfInSIMWhereClause() {
        assertEquals("MATCH (d:Department)-[:PROJECT_AT]->(p:Project) WHERE p.project_title = 'Mission Impossible' RETURN d.dept_name\ntranslates to\n" +
        		"FROM DEPARTMENT RETRIEVE DEPT_NAME WHERE PROJECT_TITLE OF PROJECT_AT = \"Mission Impossible\";",
        		t.translate("MATCH (d:Department)-[:PROJECT_AT]->(p:Project) WHERE p.project_title = 'Mission Impossible' RETURN d.dept_name"),
        		"FROM DEPARTMENT RETRIEVE DEPT_NAME WHERE PROJECT_TITLE OF PROJECT_AT = \"Mission Impossible\";");
    }
    /* Test to demonstrate a functionality to be implemented, must be commented out to build the jar
    public void testNoNodeLabels() {
        assertEquals("MATCH (n)-[:SPOUSE]->(m) WHERE n.first_name = 'Bill' RETURN m\ntranslates to\n" +
        		"FROM PERSON RETRIEVE * OF SPOUSE WHERE FIRST_NAME = \"Bill\";",
        		t.translate("MATCH (n)-[:SPOUSE]->(m) WHERE n.first_name = 'Bill' RETURN m"),
        		"FROM PERSON RETRIEVE * OF SPOUSE WHERE FIRST_NAME = \"Bill\";");
    }
    */

    public void testCreatePersonOne() {
    	assertEquals("CREATE (:Person:Employee:Project_Employee:Manager:Interim_Manager { person_id : 1 , first_name :  'Bill' , last_name : 'Dawer' ,  home_address: '432 Hill Rd', zipcode : 78705, home_phone : 7891903 ,  us_citizen :  TRUE, employee_id: 101, salary: 70200, salary_exception : TRUE, bonus : 10000 })"
    			+ "should return"
    			+ "INSERT Interim_Manager ( person_id := 1 , first_name := \"Bill\" , last_name := \"Dawer\" , home_address := \"432 Hill Rd\" , zipcode := 78705 , home_phone := 7891903 , us_citizen := TRUE , employee_id := 101 , salary_exception := TRUE , bonus := 10000 );",
    			"INSERT Interim_Manager ( person_id := 1 , first_name := \"Bill\" , last_name := \"Dawer\" , home_address := \"432 Hill Rd\" , zipcode := 78705 , home_phone := 7891903 , us_citizen := TRUE , employee_id := 101 , salary := 70200 , salary_exception := TRUE , bonus := 10000 );",
    			t.translate("CREATE (:Person:Employee:Project_Employee:Manager:Interim_Manager { person_id : 1 , first_name :  'Bill' , last_name : 'Dawer' ,  home_address: '432 Hill Rd', zipcode : 78705, home_phone : 7891903 ,  us_citizen :  TRUE, employee_id: 101, salary: 70200, salary_exception : TRUE, bonus : 10000 })")
    			);
    }

    public void testCreatePersonTwo() {
    	assertEquals("CREATE (:Person:Employee:Project_Employee { person_id : 2 , first_name :  'Diane' , last_name : 'Wall' ,  home_address: '32 Cannon Dr', zipcode : 78705, home_phone : 7891903 ,  us_citizen :  TRUE, employee_id: 102,salary: 80210, salary_exception : FALSE})"
    			+ "should return"
    			+ "INSERT Project_Employee ( person_id := 2 , first_name := \"Diane\" , last_name := \"Wall\" , home_address := \"32 Cannon Dr\" , zipcode := 78705 , home_phone := 7891903 , us_citizen := TRUE , employee_id := 102 , salary := 80210 , salary_exception := FALSE );",
    			"INSERT Project_Employee ( person_id := 2 , first_name := \"Diane\" , last_name := \"Wall\" , home_address := \"32 Cannon Dr\" , zipcode := 78705 , home_phone := 7891903 , us_citizen := TRUE , employee_id := 102 , salary := 80210 , salary_exception := FALSE );",
    			t.translate("CREATE (:Person:Employee:Project_Employee { person_id : 2 , first_name :  'Diane' , last_name : 'Wall' ,  home_address: '32 Cannon Dr', zipcode : 78705, home_phone : 7891903 ,  us_citizen :  TRUE, employee_id: 102,salary: 80210, salary_exception : FALSE})")
    			);
    }

    public void testCreatePersonThree() {
    	assertEquals("CREATE (:Person:Employee:Project_Employee { person_id : 3 , first_name :  'Jennifer' , last_name : 'Brown' ,  home_address: '35 Palm Lane', zipcode : 73014, home_phone : 6541658 ,  us_citizen :  TRUE, employee_id: 103,salary: 80210 })"
    			+ "should return"
    			+ "INSERT Project_Employee ( person_id := 3 , first_name := \"Jennifer\" , last_name := \"Brown\" , home_address := \"35 Palm Lane\" , zipcode := 73014 , home_phone := 6541658 , us_citizen := TRUE , employee_id := 103 , salary := 80210 );",
    			"INSERT Project_Employee ( person_id := 3 , first_name := \"Jennifer\" , last_name := \"Brown\" , home_address := \"35 Palm Lane\" , zipcode := 73014 , home_phone := 6541658 , us_citizen := TRUE , employee_id := 103 , salary := 80210 );",
    			t.translate("CREATE (:Person:Employee:Project_Employee { person_id : 3 , first_name :  'Jennifer' , last_name : 'Brown' ,  home_address: '35 Palm Lane', zipcode : 73014, home_phone : 6541658 ,  us_citizen :  TRUE, employee_id: 103,salary: 80210 })")
    			);
    }

    public void testCreatePersonFour() {
    	assertEquals("CREATE (:Person:Previous_Employee { person_id : 4 , first_name :  'Alice' , last_name : 'Dawer' ,  home_address: '432 Hill Rd', zipcode : 78021, home_phone : 7891903 ,  us_citizen :  FALSE, salary: 50500 })"
    			+ "should return"
    			+ "INSERT Previous_Employee ( person_id := 4 , first_name := \"Alice\" , last_name := \"Dawer\" , home_address := \"432 Hill Rd\" , zipcode := 78021 , home_phone := 7891903 , us_citizen := FALSE , salary := 50500 );",
    			"INSERT Previous_Employee ( person_id := 4 , first_name := \"Alice\" , last_name := \"Dawer\" , home_address := \"432 Hill Rd\" , zipcode := 78021 , home_phone := 7891903 , us_citizen := FALSE , salary := 50500 );",
    			t.translate("CREATE (:Person:Previous_Employee { person_id : 4 , first_name :  'Alice' , last_name : 'Dawer' ,  home_address: '432 Hill Rd', zipcode : 78021, home_phone : 7891903 ,  us_citizen :  FALSE, salary: 50500 })")
    			);
    }

    public void testSpouseEVA() {
    	assertEquals("",
    			"MODIFY LIMIT = ALL Person (SPOUSE := Person WITH (first_name = \"Bill\" AND last_name = \"Dawer\")) WHERE first_name = \"Alice\" AND last_name = \"Dawer\";",
    			t.translate("MATCH (a:Person),(b:Person) WHERE a.first_name = 'Alice' AND a.last_name = 'Dawer' AND b.first_name = 'Bill' AND b.last_name = 'Dawer' CREATE (a)-[:SPOUSE]->(b)")
    			);
    }

    public void testSpouseEVABackwards() {
    	assertEquals("",
    			"MODIFY LIMIT = ALL Person (SPOUSE := Person WITH (first_name = \"Alice\" AND last_name = \"Dawer\")) WHERE first_name = \"Bill\" AND last_name = \"Dawer\";",
    			t.translate("MATCH (a:Person),(b:Person) WHERE a.first_name = 'Alice' AND a.last_name = 'Dawer' AND b.first_name = 'Bill' AND b.last_name = 'Dawer' CREATE (a)<-[:SPOUSE]-(b)")
    			);
    }

    public void testBillEmployeeManagerEVA() {
    	assertEquals("",
    			"MODIFY LIMIT = ALL Employee (employee_manager := Manager WITH (first_name = \"Bill\" AND last_name = \"Dawer\")) ".toUpperCase()
                                    + "WHERE employee_id = 102 OR employee_id = 106;".toUpperCase(),
    			t.translate("MATCH (e1:Employee),(m1:Manager) WHERE e1.employee_id = 102 OR e1.employee_id = 106 AND m1.first_name = 'Bill' AND m1.last_name = 'Dawer' CREATE (e1)-[:EMPLOYEE_MANAGER]->(m1)").toUpperCase()
    			);
    }
}


Where the World Comes Together!
Although there is no Times Square entrance fee to enter the square or the celebration area for New Year's Eve, there are certain areas in Times Square that will require visitors to purchase entry tickets. The prices of those entry tickets will vary from place to place.
Which tours go through Times Square?
Gray Line New York City, CitySights NY and CitySights NY go through Times Square.
How do I find parking in Times Square?
Make use of the Time Square NYC website to find a parking spot near your location.
Is public drinking allowed in Times Square?
No, public drinking is prohibited in New York.


Almost all major Private as well as Government sector Banks in India have introduced the missed call balance enquiry service. Earlier, it was just considered to be yet another fancy service introduced by the banks to please customers. But missed call balance enquiry service has since then gone on to become a very useful feature. Here, at Apnaahangout, I've already mentioned provided missed call balance checking numbers of major Indian Banks, Canara Bank, Citibank, SBI, ICICI Bank, AXIS Bank, South Indian Bank etc. In this article, I will be dealing with Dena Bank.
Dena Bank is a Government managed Bank. Owing to this very factor, the Bank has lots of loyal customers and the customer base is growing, thanks to the Bank's strategy of coming up with new branches in remote places in India. Also, Dena Bank has been introducing attractive savings plans for Local folks as well as NRIs. In short, it is a pretty popular Bank with a decent customer base.
To check your Dena Bank active accounts' balance details, use this number- 09289356677.
To check your Dena Bank active accounts' mini statement (last 4 transactions), use this number- 09278656677.
The above two numbers will thus help you check your account balance details as well as mini statement for checking last 4 transaction details.
You just need to dial any one of the above mentioned number from your registered mobile number, as per your need. The call will be automatically cut after couple of rings.
The bank will send you account balance details or mini statement, whichever you requested for, via SMS to your registered mobile number.
Thus, making use of this service, you may check account balance details or mini statement right from the comfort of your home, eliminating the need of visiting Bank branch or Dena Bank ATM! It is a blessing for all you lazy folks out there!
To make use of this missed call balance enquiry and mini statement service, your mobile number must be registered with Dena Bank. You will receive SMS from bank only if you dial the above mentioned numbers using your registered mobile number. If you want to make use of these services and haven't registered your mobile number with the Bank yet, do approach your Home Branch and get that process done.
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Construction grammar and the corpus-based analysis of discourses: the case of the WAY IN WHICH construction
Nicholas Groom
Construction grammar (CxG) initially arose as a usage-based alternative to nativist theoretical accounts of language, and remains to this day strongly associated with cognitive linguistic theory and research. In this paper, however, I argue that CxG can be seen as offering an equally viable general framework for socially-oriented linguists whose work focuses on the corpus-based analysis of discourses (CBADs). The paper begins with brief reviews of CxG and CBADs as distinctive research traditions, before going on to identify synergies (both potential and actual) between them. I then offer a more detailed case study example, focusing on a usage-based analysis of a newly identified construction, the WAY IN WHICH construction, as it occurs in corpora representing six different academic discourses. The paper concludes by rebutting some anticipated objections to the approach advocated here, and by proposing a new conceptual model for constructionist approaches to CBADs.
International Journal of Corpus Linguistics
https://doi.org/10.1075/ijcl.00014.gro
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Former International Football Player Aditi Chauhan has been named as the leading lady of Delhi team for the National Football Championship. All the matches of the national-level tournament will be played in the Cuttack region of Orrisa.
Selectors of Delhi Football team has selected the Football Team of Delhi region on basis of 20 days practice camp initiated in the Janki Devi College. Former International Football Player Swati Rawat will be the vice-captain of the team. On Sunday the name of selected players were announced.
Stand By Players: Khushi, Pinki, Aishwarya, Mohini, Unnati, Priya, Juhi, Sangeeta, Sonam, Neetu and Bindu.


Real hauntings have been reported all throughout history, but we often only hear about the most recent ones. Some of the most interesting and terrifying, real hauntings are from hundreds of years ago. Some of those hauntings are still happening today.
The haunted house on 50 Berkeley Square, is haunted and has already killed many people in some of the most mysterious circumstances. In the 1800's, a knight named, Sir Robert Warboys, was dared to stay overnight in the haunted building. He forced his guard to stay outside, while he ventured inside the house, nervously. The guard waited patiently for his return, but was shocked to hear a gunshot wound inside. He rushed in to see what had happened, and found his master, dead on the ground. There were no wounds on his body, nothing had been bashed or pierced, he simply lay coldly on the ground. They guessed that he died of fright, but many suspect more malevolent entities were involved. Like many real hauntings, his death is mysterious.
Theodesia Burr was a wealthy woman, know for her attractiveness, who disappeared after setting sail aboard the patriot. The Patriot was a ship travelling near New York City. She was looking forward to seeing her father, Aaron Burr there, and giving him a painting of herself, a painting which would cause much anguish later on. Perhaps by a deadly storm, or dangerous pirate, most of the ship's crew died. Theodosia, however, did not perish, she ended up on a beach. Her body was in favourable condition, but her mind was broken. Her only possession left, was the portrait of herself. She was lucky enough to be looked after by a fisherman and his wife. When Theodosia became ill, they called in a doctor. They had little money, and so offered the doctor his choice of any item in the house. He asked if he could have the portrait of Theodosia hanging on the wall. As soon as he said that, Theodosia launched herself out of her bed, shouted at the doctor, took the painting, and then walked into the ocean. She was never seen again, but the portrait was found, and still lives with a member of the Burr family today, the picture is said to be haunted by her spirit.
One of the most famous real hauntings is the story of Esther Cox, who was tormented by many ghosts. The strange story happened Amherst, Nova Scotia, Canada. It was all reported by an actor named Walter Hubbel, who was fascinated by the paranormal. Esther survived a sexual assault by one of her friends, and after that is when the hauntings began. Plates, and other objects would fly around the house. Other witnesses also saw strange things, and heard strange sounds; most shockingly of all, though, is that her doctor saw the words "Esther Cox, you are mine to kill", appear above her bed. Experts determined there were 5 ghosts haunting her, luckily they left over time, after her prison sentence. This is one of the few real hauntings to have been turned into a film.
The ghost of Fanny Lynes, who was poisoned by William Kent, caused waves of fascination to spread throughout, 18th century England. People from all over the country came to see the ghost, and it was used as evidence against dangerous atheists of the time. Fanny fell in love with a usurer named Kent. They moved in together, but heard strange knockings and other sounds, but also ghostly apparitions. When they moved out, the knockings mysteriously stopped. Fanny died of smallpox, and then the knockings began again. Rumours floated that Fanny was haunting the house from the grave.
The ghost of Andrew Jackson is said to haunt the "Rose Room", in the white house. Many employees have claimed to have heard the late President, laughing jovially, or swearing abusively. It's said he died with a grudge against thousands of people due to an earlier loss in his career. People speculate he carried that grudge with him beyond the grave, and haunts the premises, looking for revenge. Credible sources such as Abraham Lincoln, and Winston Churchill have both claimed to have seen the ghost. Churchill even refused to stay in the room again, because he was confronted by the ghost after leaving the bath.
The ghost of Dolley Madison haunts the White House Garden to this day. She planted the White House Roses and felt deeply attached to the garden. When the garden was going to be removed, long after she died, workers started seeing her ghost. It was said to be angry, and many suspected she didn't want to see the roses gone. Some of the employees were so terrified they quit instantly. During the 19th century men would tip their hats, when walking past her house.
A Woman named Thorgunna arrived in Iceland during the winter season, and was approached by a local woman, by the name of Thuirda. Thuirda was an opportunist, who spotted the valuable items Thorgunna was carrying. She offered to let her stay and work in her house, which Thorgunna accepted; things quickly turned sour. Not long after taking the job, she died of an illness, but before passing on, warned to burn her bedding, and giver her possessions to the local monks. If not, an angry spirit would reign hell. Thuirda ignores her request, and takes her stuff for herself. Not long later ghosts begin to haunt the poor residents. Kiartan, Thuirda's son, arrives, and makes a strange request to one of the monks. The monk agreed, and set up a trial for the ghosts. This trial found them to be guilty of staying unlawfully. The ghosts, then left.
One of the most famous and elusive, real hauntings from history, is the Flying Dutchman. A ghost ship which has been spotted by many sailors throughout the years. It was a real ship, captained by Hendrik van der Decken, who ventured to sail round the Cape of Good Hop, if it took him until he end of the world. Seeing the ship is a bad omen, often followed by death. The ship will often be seen floating towards the witnesses ship, and vanishing through it. The ghost ship, it's said, can never make port, and is destined to sail the ocean forever.
Evelyn Mchale leaped from the top of the Empire State Building, and plummeted to her death. It was described as "the most beautiful suicide". She landed on her back, and the photograph became famous. Many people have seen reported seeing a woman cry about her husband, Beau, who died during World War Two. She then puts down her jacket, and the ghost jumps. If you walk down after that you may see her in the bathroom, touching up her makeup, ready to repeat the process again, forever.
In 1892, The New York Times, reported on an enigmatic demon pirate ghost which haunted liberty island. The island used to be used by pirate captain William Kidd. In the night two soldiers stationed there in 1892 went out into the night, in search of pirate treasure. They didn't dig far until encounter an imposing apparition. A tall, pirate, with the appearance of a demon. One ran away, and the other fell unconscious. When other guards appeared, after hearing them scream, they found nothing but one unconscious guard.


This course introduces the formation and classification of soils, including their physical, chemical and biological properties. It also considers environmental issues involving soil. PREREQ: CHMI 1041 or grade 12 4U chemistry and GEOL 1007 or permission of the department. (lec 3, lab 3) cr 3. Crosslisted as BIOL 3397. Students may not retain credit for both GEOL 3397 and BIOL 3397.


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by Sir Stafford Henry Northcote, first early of Iddesleigh.
Iddesleigh, Stafford Henry Northcote, Earl of, 1818-1887.
Edinburgh, W. Blackwood and sons, 1887.
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Twenty years of financial policy. A summary of the chief financial measures passed between 1842 and 1861, with a table of budgets.
Diaries 1869, 1870, 1871, 1875, 1882, of the First Earl of Iddelsleigh.
Life, letters, and diaries of Sir Stafford Northcote, first Earl of Iddesleigh /
Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912.
Sybil; or, The two nations,
Disraeli, Benjamin, 1804-1881.
Report of the Royal commission appointed to inquire into the depression of trade and industry : presented to both houses of Parliament by command of Her Majesty.
Great Britain. Royal commission to inquire into the depression of trade and industry.
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A voyage round the world, in the years MDCCXL, I, II, III, IV.
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Q: Excel VBA copy-paste from source workbook to multiple-sheet workbook I have a source workbook with one sheet from which, after applying some filters, I copy-paste ranges of data into a new workbook with 2 sheets.
After copy-pasting I shift and remove some columns around in the newly created sheets. The code below works fine until pasting the values selected into the 2nd sheet. However, when I wish to make the modifications to this 2nd sheet, they are done to the first sheet instead which messes up all my data.
After searching for hours I cannot figure out why the second sheet is not addressed properly so I'd be grateful for any help with this issue.
Sub ActiveHeadcount()

Dim ActiveHC As Workbook
Dim HCrange As Range
Dim ActiveHCrangedest As Range
Dim lastrow As Integer
Dim getbook As String

With ActiveSheet.UsedRange
  .Value = .Value
End With

With Sheet1
  .Range("A1:AR1").AutoFilter
  .Range("A1:AR1").AutoFilter Field:=8, Criteria1:="Active"
  .Range("$A$1:$AR$1").AutoFilter Field:=10, Criteria1:=Array( _
    "Apprenticeship", "Fixed term contract", "Permanent",_
    "Permanent-Expat","Trainee","="), Operator:=xlFilterValues
End With

Set ActiveHC = Workbooks.Add

Set HCrange = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets_
  ("Sheet1").Cells.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible)

HCrange.Copy (ActiveHC.Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("A1"))

Columns("B:B").Select
Selection.Insert Shift:=xlToRight, CopyOrigin:=xlFormatFromLeftOrAbove
Columns("AL:AL").Select
Selection.Cut
Range("B1").Select
ActiveSheet.Paste
Columns("C:C").Select
Selection.Delete Shift:=xlToLeft
Columns("K:K").Select
Selection.Delete Shift:=xlToLeft
Columns("M:R").Select
Selection.Delete Shift:=xlToLeft
Columns("Q:Q").Select
Selection.Delete Shift:=xlToLeft
Columns("Y:AC").Select
Selection.Delete Shift:=xlToLeft
Columns("AB:AC").Select
Selection.Delete Shift:=xlToLeft

Sheets("Sheet1").Name = "SAP HC " & Format(Date, "ddmmyy")

If ActiveSheet.FilterMode Then
  Cells.AutoFilter
End If

With Sheet1
  .Range("A1:AR1").AutoFilter
  .Range("$A$1:$AR$1").AutoFilter Field:=8, Criteria1:=Array( _
    "Active", "Inactive"), Operator:=xlFilterValues
  .Range("$A$1:$AR$1").AutoFilter Field:=10, Criteria1:=Array( _
    "Contractor", "Subcontractor"), Operator:=xlFilterValues
End With

Set HCrange = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets_
  ("Sheet1").Cells.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible)

HCrange.Copy (ActiveHC.Worksheets("Sheet2").Range("A1"))

The changes below happen in Sheet1 instead of Sheet2 where I want then:
Columns("B:B").Select
Selection.Delete Shift:=xlToLeft
Columns("AJ:AJ").Select
Selection.Cut
Columns("B:B").Select
Selection.Insert Shift:=xlToRight

The code below works and saves the file with the proper sheet names:
 Sheets("Sheet2").Name = "Contractors " & Format(Date, "ddmmyy")
 ActiveHC.SaveAs Filename:="D:\Macro Finance HC" & "\Global Headcount " _
   &Format(Date, "ddmmyy") & ".xlsx"

 End Sub

A: Changes

*

*Reference set to the new worksheet

*Code to select and copy combine to single operation

*Filter extracted to it's own sub routine

Sub ActiveHeadcount()
    Dim ActiveHC As Workbook
    Dim HCWorksheet As Worksheet
    Dim HCrange As Range
    Dim ActiveHCrangedest As Range
    Dim lastrow As Integer
    Dim getbook As String

    With ActiveSheet.UsedRange
        .value = .value
    End With

    FilterSheet1 Array("Active", "Inactive"), Array("Apprenticeship", "Fixed term contract", "Permanent", "Permanent-Expat", "Trainee", "=")

    Application.SheetsInNewWorkbook = 1
    Set ActiveHC = Workbooks.Add
    Application.SheetsInNewWorkbook = 3
    Set HCWorksheet = ActiveHC.Worksheets(1)
    Set HCrange = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets _
                  ("Sheet1").Cells.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible)

    HCrange.Copy HCWorksheet.Range("A1")

    With HCWorksheet
        .Columns("B").Insert Shift:=xlToRight, CopyOrigin:=xlFormatFromLeftOrAbove
        .Columns("AL").Copy .Columns("B")
        .Columns("AL").Delete
        .Columns("C").Delete Shift:=xlToLeft
        .Columns("K").Delete Shift:=xlToLeft
        .Columns("M:R").Delete Shift:=xlToLeft
        .Columns("Q").Delete Shift:=xlToLeft
        .Columns("Y:AC").Delete Shift:=xlToLeft
        .Columns("AB:AC").Delete Shift:=xlToLeft
        .Name = "SAP HC " & Format(Date, "ddmmyy")
    End With

    If ActiveSheet.FilterMode Then
        Cells.AutoFilter
    End If

    FilterSheet1 Array("Active", "Inactive"), Array("Contractor", "Subcontractor")

    Set HCrange = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets _
                  ("Sheet1").Cells.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible)

    HCrange.Copy (ActiveHC.Worksheets("Sheet2").Range("A1"))

End Sub

Sub FilterSheet1(arFilter1, arFilter2)

    With Sheet1
        .Range("A1:AR1").AutoFilter
        .Range("$A$1:$AR$1").AutoFilter Field:=8, Criteria1:=Array( _
                                                             "Active", "Inactive"), Operator:=xlFilterValues
        .Range("$A$1:$AR$1").AutoFilter Field:=10, Criteria1:=arFilter2, Operator:=xlFilterValues
    End With
End Sub


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Q: Is this problem a Permutation or a Combination? (I just want to be sure) Suppose you are asked to list, in order of
preference, the three best movies you have
seen this year. If you saw 20 movies during
the year, in how many ways can the three
best be chosen and ranked?

A: Permutations count arrangements with no repetition where order matters.
Combinations count arrangements with no repetition where order does not matter.
Your problem asks, "Suppose you were asked to list, in order of preference, the three best movies you have seen this year..."
Does order matter?

A: It is a permutation problem. The answer is 20 * 19 * 18 = 6840.

A: Just "chosen", all three at once, means you count combinations.
"Chosen and ranked", i.e. chosen in order, first, then second, then third, means you count permutations.


Q. We have a saying in the mortgage industry that it's not always about rate. Sometime a lender will offer a great rate but the terms will be restrictive terms. What should a first time home buyer be aware of when searching for the best deal on their home insurance?
A. That's certainly true in the world of insurance as well. Cheap is not good. I've seen quotes from different companies for the same home with the same people living in it from $40 a month to over $100 a month. Really the difference is going to be in how that company protects you and looks after you at time of claim. You don't want to be saving $10 or $20 a month and find out that it costs you tens of thousands of dollars at time of claim. Your best option is to sit down face to face with an agent. The more that agent understands about your lifestyle, your property and your possessions, the better he or she can properly protect you. Don't get so hung up on cheap, make sure that you understand what you're protected for, what you're not protected for and then make your decision on whether that's good value for your money or not.


Sitting in the woods the other day pondering the current drive to get learning outside, I suddenly realised that nowhere on my website have I mentioned that all our courses are endorsed by the Institute for Outdoor Learning. If you haven't visited their website, do. It highlights the vast range of outdoor activities happening around the country, enabling people of all ages to develop new skills. They are pioneers in their field and integral in leading the drive to take learning outside. If you are interested in reading the latest research into the benefits of Outdoor Learning check out their blog. As you'd imagine, I love the one about mud.
Another urgent addition to my website must be that Cambridge Forest Schools are an associate trainer with Cambium Sustainable who are an ethical training company based in South Wales. My decision to become a Level 4 trainer with Cambium Sustainable was influenced by the unique suite of Forest School and Outdoor Learning training courses I am now qualified to deliver, giving settings the choice as to how they introduce Outdoor Learning to their children. As an associate trainer, I am part of the Cambium trainers network and we work together to ensure the high quality of our training courses is maintained. Not only that, but I access regular Professional Development including a recent field-trip to Eco Schools and an Outdoor Nursery in Finland. (more about that later).
A recent new development is that Cambridge Forest Schools now offer Outdoor Learning Practitioner trainees the unique opportunity to add an accredited Practical Skills unit to their course. This enables practitioners to provide curriculum based learning through practical skills such as cooking on the fire. Roman pancakes anyone? Exciting.
So ironically, my next immediate step is to sit in front of a screen to tackle the technical challenge of adding logos to my website whilst trying to resist the temptation to go outside.