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Heinrich I. von Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel (* 24. Juni 1463; † 23. Juni 1514, bei Leer gefallen), gen. der Ältere, war Herzog zu Braunschweig und Lüneburg und von 1503 bis zu seinem Tode Fürst von Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel.

Leben
Seine Eltern waren Wilhelm II. von Braunschweig-Lüneburg (1425–1503) und Elisabeth zu Stolberg (1428–1520/21), Tochter des Grafen Botho zu Stolberg.

Herzog Heinrich genoss eine kriegerische Erziehung und war zeit seines Lebens Gegner städtischer Freiheiten und Förderer der landesherrlichen Gewalt. Er stritt in jungen Jahren gegen Einbeck und Hildesheim. 1486 belagerte er kurz nach seiner Heirat mitsamt bewaffneter Gefolgschaft seines Schwiegervaters die Stadt Hannover, konnte jedoch keinen Erfolg erzielen. Am 24. November 1490 versuchte er einen überraschenden Angriff auf Hannover, der aber von Cord Borgentrick vereitelt wurde. Auch als er sich 1492 bis 1494 mit der Stadt Braunschweig in einem Konflikt befand, der das Umland verheerte, blieb der Fürst sieglos.

1492 war er am Sternberger Hostienschänderprozess beteiligt, in dessen Ergebnis 27 Juden auf dem Scheiterhaufen verbrannt wurden und alle übrigen Mecklenburg verlassen mussten.

Während der Sächsischen Fehde (1514–1517) führte er ein Heer von 20.000 Mann gegen den ostfriesischen Grafen Edzard (Cirksena) an. Während der Belagerung der nur durch wenige Bauern und Soldaten verteidigten Festung Leerort wurde er durch einen gezielten Kanonenschuss getötet. Die dadurch führerlos gewordene Truppe zog sich aus Ostfriesland zurück.

Heinrich wurde in der Wolfenbütteler Marienkirche beigesetzt.

Nachkommen
Heinrich I. heiratete im August 1486 Katharina von Pommern († 1526), Tochter von Herzog Erich II. von Pommern.
 Johann
 Christoph (1487–1558), Erzbischof von Bremen, Bischof von Verden
 Katharina (1488–1563) ∞ Herzog Magnus I. von Sachsen-Lauenburg († 1543)
 Heinrich II. (1489–1568), gen. der Jüngere
 Franz I. (1492–1529), Bischof von Minden
 Georg (1494–1566), Erzbischof von Bremen, Bischof von Verden
 Erich (1500–1553), gefallen
 Wilhelm (vor 1514–1557), Komtur der Komturei Mirow
 Elisabeth (vor 1514–??), Äbtissin von Steterburg

Literatur

 Friedrich Steger: Das Haus der Welfen. Braunschweig 1843, S. 153–161.

Einzelnachweise

Fürst (Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel)
Welfe (Mittleres Haus Braunschweig)
Geboren 1463
Gestorben 1514
Mann

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Patchway is a town in South Gloucestershire, England, situated  north-north west of central Bristol. The town has become an overflow settlement for Bristol and is contiguous with Bristol's urban area, along with the nearby towns of Filton and Bradley Stoke.

Patchway is twinned with Clermont l'Herault, France, and Gauting, Germany. It was established as a civil parish in 1953, becoming separate from the parish of nearby Almondsbury.

Governance
An electoral ward with the same name exists. This ward has a population taken at the 2011 census was 9,071.

The town council is made up of 15 councillors and is elected every 4 years. The head of the council holds the title of town Mayor. The Mayor, who is a councillor, is elected each year by the sitting councillors. The current Mayor is Cllr Dayley Lawrence (Labour Party) and His deputy is Cllr Sam Scott (Labour Party).

Locations and businesses
Patchway, where Rolls-Royce is a major  aerospace employer, lies just north of Filton Airfield where BAE Systems and Airbus UK are also major aerospace employers. The town comprises three areas until 2015 when Stoke Lodge formed its own Parish council: Patchway Estate, Stoke Lodge and Aztec West.

Housing in Patchway Estate lies southwest of the main London-South Wales railway line. Coniston Road circles the estate, where many of the streets are named after birds and trees. Patchway Trading Estate is adjacent to the dual carriageway linking the A38 and M5. The mall and two retail parks at Cribbs Causeway, just north of Filton airfield, form the largest shopping centre in South West England.

On the opposite side of the railway track, (since 2015 no longer part of Patchway) is the Stoke Lodge housing estate. Now called Stoke Lodge and the Common Parish Council, The A38 trunk road, upgraded to a dual carriageway in the mid-1970s, separates the two housing estates.

Aztec West, an office and warehouse park, is situated on the northern fringes of the town, sandwiched between Patchway Estate and Stoke Lodge. The CEGB Pension Fund started the park in the early 1980s and it is now owned by Arlington. New phases of this development are being built.

A major four-level motorway interchange (M4/M5) is close to Aztec West. Called the Almondsbury Interchange, it was completed in the early 1970s.

Patchway Greenway is a semi-rural footpath which leads from Patchway Common eastwards to Bradley Stoke. On the north-west fringe of Patchway Estate, a footbridge (known locally as the Banana Bridge) passes over the M5 motorway, and leads to a footpath that passes down over the steep Severn Escarpment into the village of Over.

Patchway railway station is on the mainline South Wales-London railway line, but the service to Bristol is infrequent with just a single train per hour which is frequently shortformed (meaning it should have three carriages but arrives with only two so that prospective passengers are unable to board) during rush hour.

Recent history
At the start of the 20th century, Patchway was a small village centred on Patchway Green, now known as Patchway Common. Part of the village straddled Gloucester Road, south of the bridge which passed over the Great Western Railway line from Bristol to South Wales. Patchway Tunnel was nearby.

Industrialization started when a flying school at Filton Aerodrome was converted into an aeroengine factory, when the Bristol Aeroplane Company (BAC) acquired Cosmos Engineering in 1920.

During the 1930s, new housing was built on Patchway Estate, just north of Filton Aerodrome, and bungalows were built on Stoke Lane.

BAC started the development of East Works on Gypsy Patch Lane during the re-armament programme of the 1930s. Engine component testing facilities were built alongside the main railway line during the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s.

A dual carriageway, known as the Filton Bypass, was constructed through Patchway Estate in the late 1930s, to divert A38 road traffic away from Filton. During World War 2, the US Army had a tented encampment along the wide verges of the bypass. In the late 1940s the bypass was severed by the extension of the main runway at Filton aerodrome to accommodate the Bristol Brabazon airliner. This project also required the demolition of the nearby hamlet of Charlton, many of whose residents were rehoused on Patchway Estate.

In the 1950s and early 1960s a large bungalow estate was built at Stoke Lodge, adjacent to Patchway Common. A huge overspill estate was built at the back of Patchway Estate in the mid-1960s.

Also in the mid-1960s, the New Filton Bypass (now part of the M5 motorway) was constructed, on the north-west fringe of Patchway Estate, along the upper edge of the Severn Escarpment. This road forms the boundary between the town of Patchway and the adjacent Green Belt.

Rolls-Royce have built new production facilities on the Gypsy Patch test site, close to the A38 and have completely demolished the old East Works, for redevelopment. All the Rolls-Royce Bristol facilities are now north of Gypsy Patch Lane, the former West Works site on the airfield having been redeveloped by the Post Office in the late 1980s.

Modern Patchway

Patchway is one of the 44 Parish and Town Councils in South Gloucestershire. Amenities include a fire station, library, doctor's clinic and schools. There is a Day Centre for the elderly and a children's play area. Sports facilities include cricket and football pitches and a sports hall.

Early in 2009, the post office located at Patchway roundabout closed. A plan to reopen a Post Office at the Parade shops on Coniston Road was developed but this was cancelled in September 2009, with the local council stating that plans were in hand to reopen at an undisclosed site. In June 2010 it was disclosed that the Spar convenience store on Rodway Road was developing the rear of the store (currently used for goods storage) to accommodate a Post Office facility. The Post Office facility finally opened on Friday, 6 May 2011, following building work and installation of security features at the rear of the store.

The Britannia public house was demolished in March 2010.

During mid-2010 the current library premises were vacated with a small library being set up in the nearby Casson Centre. The library premises were demolished and this site was incorporated with that of the former Britannia PH to facilitate the building of a new three storey construction on behalf of the local NHS Trust – The Hub. The building will include various social health and well-being amenities for use by all ages. The Hub will also include a new library. The majority of the structure for the first two storeys had taken shape by Christmas 2010. By Autumn 2011 the structure of the building was complete and the building was being fitted out. External groundwork and paving was mostly complete by now as well.
The Hub was opened on Monday 5 September 2011 and has since become a focal point of the locality. Due to its height, rising to three storeys, and position on the gently rising slope of Rodway Road, the Hub building can be seen rising above the surrounding buildings, particularly when approaching the area from the north side, over the railway bridge.

Patchway has had a long connection with the Scout Movement, with the Headquarters being located in buildings of Worthing Road – behind the Town Council offices. In June 2011 the Scout Movement are celebrating their 70th Anniversary and will be holding special events to commemorate this.

At the end of August 2011, work began to revise the road layout on Highwood Lane, which will see all through traffic eliminated, the road being closed to normal traffic between Coniston Road and Durban Road, apart from access to the local centre at the Durban Road end. The south side of the then current dual-carriageway becoming part of the internal roadway network for the Charlton Hayes development and the north side being restricted to buses only.

On 1 April 2015 the Stoke Lodge part of Patchway, which is located to the north of the railway line, on the eastern side of the A38, became part of the new parish of Stoke Lodge and The Common.

Charlton Hayes

Charlton Hayes is a new extension to Patchway to the south, named after the demolished village of Charlton. Construction started in late 2009 and includes a new bypass road from the A38 to the bottom of the Cribbs Causeway Mall. Approximately 6000 new homes will be in the final development.

The new link road – Hayes Way − opened just before Christmas 2010, just in time to assist in relieving Highwood Lane of some of the serious road traffic pressure which have previously been experienced on Highwood Lane. The road provides a direct link from The Mall (Cribbs Causeway) to the main A38 heading north out of Bristol towards the M5/M4 junction at Almondsbury and, prior to the construction of the Aerospace Bristol museum, granted users a chance to glimpse the Concorde 216 that was stored at the airfield.

Sport
The town has its own non league football club, Patchway Town F.C. who currently play in the  at the Scott Park ground.

See also
 Aztec West
 Cribbs Causeway

References

External links

 Patchway Town Council
 Patchway Community College

Areas of Bristol
Towns in Gloucestershire
South Gloucestershire District
Civil parishes in Gloucestershire


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import hr.fer.zemris.vhdllab.applets.editor.schema2.exceptions.DuplicateKeyException;
import hr.fer.zemris.vhdllab.applets.editor.schema2.exceptions.OverlapException;
import hr.fer.zemris.vhdllab.applets.editor.schema2.exceptions.UnknownKeyException;
import hr.fer.zemris.vhdllab.applets.editor.schema2.misc.Caseless;
import hr.fer.zemris.vhdllab.applets.editor.schema2.misc.Rect2d;

import java.util.Set;

/**
 * Sucelje za skup zica koje se nalaze
 * na shemi.
 *
 * @author Axel
 *
 */
public interface ISchemaWireCollection extends Iterable<ISchemaWire> {

	public static final int NO_WIRE = -1;

	/**
	 * Dohvaca zicu zadanog imena.
	 *
	 * @param wireName
	 * Jedinstveni String identifikator
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	 * @return
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	 * tj. sama zica ne zna svoje ime.
	 * Ime je jedinstveni identifikator po kojem
	 * je moguce dohvacati zice.
	 *
	 */
	ISchemaWire fetchWire(Caseless wireName);

	/**
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	 * @param wireName
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	 * @return
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	boolean containsName(Caseless wireName);

	/**
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	 * @param x
	 * @param y
	 * @param dist
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	 * @return
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	 * Ako ista ne postoji, vraca se null.
	 *
	 */
	ISchemaWire fetchWire(int x, int y, int dist);

	/**
	 * Vraca skup svih zica na danoj koordinati.
	 * @param x
	 * @param y
	 * @return
	 * Null ako nema zica na navedenoj koordinati.
	 */
	Set<ISchemaWire> fetchAllWires(int x, int y);

	/**
	 * Za zicu danog imena vraca pravokutnik
	 * koji je obuhvaca.
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	 * @param wireName
	 * @return
	 * Minimalni pravokutnik koji obuhvaca
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	 */
	Rect2d getBounds(Caseless wireName);

	/**
	 * Odreduje da li postoji zica
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	 *
	 * @param x
	 * @param y
	 * @return
	 * Vraca zicu ako takva postoji na zadanim
	 * koordinatama ili je udaljena za dist od njih.
	 * Ako ista ne postoji, vraca se null.
	 *
	 */
	boolean containsAt(int x, int y, int dist);

	/**
	 * Dodaje zicu u kolekciju.
	 *
	 * @param wire
	 * Zica jedinstvenog imena.
	 * @throws DuplicateKeyException
	 * Ako postoji zica tog imena u kolekciji.
	 * @throws OverlapException
	 * Ako dolazi do preklapanja s postojecim zicama.
	 */
	void addWire(ISchemaWire wire) throws DuplicateKeyException, OverlapException;

	/**
	 * Mice zicu iz kolekcije.
	 *
	 * @param wireName
	 * Ime zice.
	 * @throws UnknownKeyException
	 * Ako zica (signal) tog imena ne postoji
	 * u kolekciji.
	 */
	void removeWire(Caseless wireName) throws UnknownKeyException;

	/**
	 * Vraca udaljenost do navedene zice.
	 *
	 * @param name
	 * @param xfrom
	 * X lokacija od koje se mjeri udaljenost do zice.
	 * @param yfrom
	 * Y lokacija od koje se mjeri udaljenost do zice.
	 * @return
	 * Ako zica navedenog imena ne postoji, vraca se
	 * ISchemaWireCollection.NO_WIRE.
	 * U protivnom se vraca udaljenost do zice,
	 * ili 0 u slucaju da je (xfrom, yfrom) na samoj
	 * zici.
	 * Iznimno, vraca Integer.MAX_VALUE, ako zica
	 * nema segmenata (rubni slucaj).
	 */
	int distanceTo(Caseless name, int xfrom, int yfrom);

	/**
	 * Vraca skup imena zica na shemi,
	 * preko kojeg je moguce iterirati
	 * po zicama.
	 *
	 */
	Set<Caseless> getWireNames();

	/**
	 * Brise sve zice iz kolekcije.
	 *
	 */
	void clear();

}

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There are some days when we get exhausted, not just physically but mentally, emotionally and even spiritually. Yet when we try to relax, it doesn't happen. The question then arises what are we tired of. The truth is we are just tired of ourselves.
We are exhausted by our experiences as well as expectations, fears, speculation and anxiety.
We are drained from our feelings of guilt and trying to control everything.
We get spent by trying to model situations, by trying to achieve the impossibility of predicting every twist and turn, every reaction and getting ahead of time to control every minute detail.
We get worn out by looking back at every instance for any analogue and cliches.
The easiest way to tackle this is pretty simple but the most difficult to achieve. The way out is to stop comparing, stop scaring ourselves, not building illusions, do not think for others and stop the constant drivel and dialogues in our own head. When in the state of being bombarded by the baloney of thoughts, let go and realize that neither did we create ourselves nor can we attempt to. Just like the first man was created by God or even if the atheists say, it was a lot of sciences and chances, the very same God (or chances as they believe) will take care of all the rest. So breathe, live and rest.


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Cabela's Hunting Expeditions Review
Published on November 5, 2012, by Eddie Inzauto - Posted in VG Review 0
Whether slaying dragons, traveling through time, conjuring spells, diffusing plots of world domination, or saving the princess (whatever castle she may be in), through the magic of video games, players can go places and do things that they might otherwise never have the opportunity to do in real life, all from the comfort of the living room sofa. One might even surmise that this is one of the most compelling reasons to play video games at all. And while most gaming adventures exist in the realm of fantasy, some virtual expeditions closely mirror things gamers might do outside the bounds of the screen, but afford a greater degree of participation and enjoyment.
Cabela's Hunting Expeditions attempts to expand the mere weeks in each calendar year that individuals can hunt big game, providing greater accessibility than the outdoor pursuit allows, giving enthusiasts something to tide them over between seasons, and letting non-hunters have a taste of what the hunting experience might actually be like. While the in-game motions may not be pitch-perfect, the game succeeds conceptually, capturing both the highs and lows that come with actually getting out in the field.
The concept is simple: successfully completing hunts earns experience points that unlock new types of game and new parts of the world in which to hunt them. Each claimed animal also nets cash with which to buy new, larger caliber guns and gun upgrades. Unlike what most hunters would encounter over a lifetime of hunting, Expeditions includes over 30 North American and African species to stalk, from the ubiquitous white-tailed deer all the way up to the lions and elephants of the savanna.
Being more concerned with the "toys" of the trade than actually killing animals – a perspective I suspect many hunters and gamers share – the level of customization with the rifles and the functional differences between available guns feels slightly deficient. The game covers rifle calibers ranging from .223 all the way up to .450, but it would have been interesting to weigh the pros and cons of a wider variety of cartridges, including old standbys like the .30-30 Winchester and .30-06 Springfield, and modern classics like the .308 and the 7mms, with differing ballistic properties that are ideal for particular types of shooting at specific ranges. In Expeditions, it seems that any caliber round is sufficient for any shot made possible over the course of the game, with the exception that smaller calibers won't take larger game.
This becomes a matter of terrain as well as just the tools. To maximize the perceived advantages of various cartridges, it would be necessary to extend the range at which players take shots out beyond the roughly 100-to-150-yard threshold Expeditions seems to put in place. And to take shots at great distances, the ability to create rests, lie prone, and account for environmental factors before shooting would be necessary, with the appropriate scopes and bipods at the ready. Instead players are limited to predetermined rests that dot the landscape and each face only one direction for obviously planned animal spawn points, and while stealth is presented as an important part of the hunt, very few animals are perceptive enough to challenge a careless, straightforward approach. The lack of these dynamic considerations can make the whole thing feel more like a video game than than a simulation, despite the clear focus on more realistic hunting.
That gaminess only settles in after extended play sessions, however, and also manifests in the old one-more-round mentality that is often indicative of an inherently enjoyable experience, regardless of the play patterns that become transparent over time. Expeditions is analogous to the original Assassin's Creed in this way – find high point, spot target, gain information, plan route of attack, execute – only less intriguing and less exciting. The first vital shots are thrilling, but after much of the same process, the feeling dulls.
None of this is to say that hunting is, in fact, the most exciting pastime. It can actually be pretty boring. Cabela's Hunting Expeditions offers WAY more hunting action and diversity than any hunter will likely ever see while toting a real rifle, and for that, developer Fun Labs has achieved an important goal. But gamers and gun nuts alike are creatures of obsession, tinkerers, and customizers, and Expeditions could have gone the extra mile for that mindset, with which players will undoubtedly step into the game. Expeditions clearly serves its purpose, though: it scratches an itch for the members of its audience, and lets them jump in at absolutely any time their hearts desire.
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There's a new way to hear the voices of readers from around the globe who have benefited from access to articles shared through the MIT Faculty Open Access Policy.
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package org.apache.hive.ptest.execution;

import static org.mockito.Mockito.mock;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.spy;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.concurrent.Executors;

import junit.framework.Assert;

import org.apache.hive.ptest.api.server.TestLogger;
import org.apache.hive.ptest.execution.conf.Host;
import org.apache.hive.ptest.execution.context.ExecutionContext;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

import com.google.common.base.Joiner;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableMap;
import com.google.common.collect.Lists;
import com.google.common.util.concurrent.ListeningExecutorService;
import com.google.common.util.concurrent.MoreExecutors;

public abstract class AbstractTestPhase {

  private static final Logger LOG = LoggerFactory
      .getLogger(AbstractTestPhase.class);

  protected static final String LOCAL_DIR = "/some/local/dir";
  protected static final String WORKING_DIR = "/some/working/dir";
  protected static final String PRIVATE_KEY = "some.private.key";
  protected static final String USER = "someuser";
  protected static final String HOST = "somehost";
  protected static final int INSTANCE = 13;
  protected static final String INSTANCE_NAME = HOST + "-" + USER + "-" + INSTANCE;
  protected static final String INSTANCE_DIR =  LOCAL_DIR + "/" + INSTANCE_NAME;
  protected static final String BRANCH = "branch";
  protected static final String REPOSITORY = "repository";
  protected static final String REPOSITORY_NAME = "repositoryName";

  protected Host host;
  protected File baseDir;
  protected File scratchDir;
  protected File logDir;
  protected File succeededLogDir;
  protected File failedLogDir;
  protected ListeningExecutorService executor;
  protected MockLocalCommandFactory localCommandFactory;
  protected LocalCommand localCommand;
  protected MockSSHCommandExecutor sshCommandExecutor;
  protected MockRSyncCommandExecutor rsyncCommandExecutor;
  protected ImmutableMap<String, String> templateDefaults;
  protected ImmutableList<HostExecutor> hostExecutors;
  protected HostExecutor hostExecutor;
  protected ExecutionContext executionContext;
  protected HostExecutorBuilder hostExecutorBuilder;
  protected Logger logger;

  public void initialize(String name) throws Exception {
    baseDir = createBaseDir(name);
    logDir = Dirs.create(new File(baseDir, "logs"));
    scratchDir = Dirs.create(new File(baseDir, "scratch"));
    succeededLogDir = Dirs.create(new File(logDir, "succeeded"));
    failedLogDir = Dirs.create(new File(logDir, "failed"));
    executor = MoreExecutors.listeningDecorator(Executors.newFixedThreadPool(2));
    executionContext = mock(ExecutionContext.class);
    hostExecutorBuilder = mock(HostExecutorBuilder.class);
    localCommandFactory = new MockLocalCommandFactory(LOG);
    localCommand = mock(LocalCommand.class);
    localCommandFactory.setInstance(localCommand);
    sshCommandExecutor = spy(new MockSSHCommandExecutor(LOG));
    rsyncCommandExecutor = spy(new MockRSyncCommandExecutor(LOG));
    logger = new TestLogger(System.err, TestLogger.LEVEL.TRACE);
    templateDefaults = ImmutableMap.<String, String>builder()
        .put("localDir", LOCAL_DIR)
        .put("workingDir", WORKING_DIR)
        .put("instanceName", INSTANCE_NAME)
        .put("branch", BRANCH)
        .put("logDir", logDir.getAbsolutePath())
        .put("repository", REPOSITORY)
        .put("repositoryName", REPOSITORY_NAME)
        .build();
    host = new Host(HOST, USER, new String[] { LOCAL_DIR }, 2);
  }

  protected void createHostExecutor() {
    hostExecutor = new HostExecutor(host, PRIVATE_KEY, executor, sshCommandExecutor,
        rsyncCommandExecutor, templateDefaults, scratchDir, succeededLogDir, failedLogDir, 1, true,
        logger);
    hostExecutors = ImmutableList.of(hostExecutor);
  }

  private static boolean isOSX() {
    String osName = System.getProperty("os.name");
    return osName.contains("OS X");
  }
  static File createBaseDir(String name) throws IOException {
    File baseDir;
    if(isOSX()) {
      // else osx gives ugly temp path which screws up approvals
      baseDir = new File("/tmp/hive-ptest-units", name);
    } else {
      baseDir = new File(new File(System.getProperty("java.io.tmpdir"), "hive-ptest-units"), name);
    }
    return Dirs.create(baseDir);
  }
  protected String getExecutedCommands() {
    List<String> result = Lists.newArrayList();
    result.addAll(returnNotNull(sshCommandExecutor.getCommands()));
    result.addAll(returnNotNull(localCommandFactory.getCommands()));
    result.addAll(returnNotNull(rsyncCommandExecutor.getCommands()));
    Collections.sort(result);
    return Joiner.on("\n").join(result);
  }
  static <V> V returnNotNull(V value) {
    Assert.assertNotNull(value);
    return value;
  }
}


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Even if it means the student has to travel a distance or stay out of town to attend an Editor's Choice school, we believe it would be time and money well spent. After all, your training can literally make or break your career. We hear countless "horror stories" from students who received sub-standard training. Students can spend a lot of money, receive minimal skill training and driving experience, and be completely unprepared for the trucking industry. Good carriers cannot afford to hire these trainees: they're too much of a liability risk and they drive up the carrier's insurance costs. As a result, many students find themselves in heavy debt with no job because they did not know what to do. On the other hand, attend a top school and the best carriers with the highest pay, best benefits and greatest reputations will fight for you.
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(Nationwide training: TX, PA, NY, IN, NC, SC, FL, WY, MT, CO, ID, AZ and UT) SAGE has owned and operated truck driving schools for many years, and the management has been in the truck driver training business since the 1970s. They have locations all across the country3分11选5. SAGE revolutionized the truck driving school business by being the first company (and the only one that we are aware of) that guarantees every student's driving instruction will be private, with only one student per truck. SAGE's schools have been nationally accredited, and their comprehensive program was one of the first to be certified by PTDI. This means that the basic program provides maximum hours of hands-on driving instruction with experienced instructors (in addition to comprehensive classroom and lab lessons). SAGE offers continual, comprehensive job placement assistance so graduates can always take advantage of SAGE's substantial nationwide employer network -- even after graduation. The programs have smaller classes, are reasonably priced and a variety of financial aid options are available. SAGE is nationally recognized as an industry leader. We highly recommend this company and their approach to training. This is one of the best schools in the country3分11选5!
(WI). This is one of the best publicly funded truck driving schools. The school has an excellent reputation in Wisconsin and is approved and endorsed by the Wisconsin Motor Carriers Association. FVTC is supported by a variety of sources that have enabled the school to develop excellent facilities. The primary course is a 10 week comprehensive program. The FVTC Appleton campus includes the Wisconsin Decision Driving Center (WDDC), which is one of the most unique, advanced driving centers in the nation with a "live drive" skid pad.
(LA). This school has two training centers in Louisiana. In our view it is by far the best school in the state, but DDA is a name that is well-recognized nationally as well. One of the few schools that has sought and achieved national accreditation, DDA is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of the Council on Occupational Education. The schools have two exceptionally strong features: the training and job placement. The school has for over 25 years provided a solid entry level training program that makes sure students have the right skills they need to get a good job. DDA is one of the oldest and best known schools around.
(TX). St. Philip's College is located in San Antonio, Texas. SPC is part of the Texas college system in the Alamo College District. The program has become known as one of the best programs in Texas and the southwest because of their dedication to safety and training. Their program has specialized in placing graduates in the Eagle Ford Shale area, which is a booming oilfield in south Texas. The St. Philip's training curriculum does not include any hours for "observation time". The program is one of the best values in the industry and the most affordable way to start a new career as a Texas CDL driver. St. Philip's also has financial assistance for those who qualify, and the program is approved by Texas for WIA funding. All training is one on one, which has been helpful in achieving the success of their many graduates in the over the road and oilfield trucking industries. The St. Philip's school admissions staff can assist with enrollment in the SPC program, employment options and the lifestyle of a professional trucker. Many students from other areas of the country3分11选5 come to St. Philip's to train because of the terrific weather almost year-round. This is a great place to start a new, high-paying career.
(PA). This school offers comprehensive 5 week programs at several campuses in Eastern Pennsylvania. They serve Philadelphia as well as the Northeastern PA region. The program has been certified by the Professional Truck Driver Institute for many years, and provides an extensive driving skills curriculum. Because these are State Career & Technical Centers, the facilities are very good. Job placement assistance is extremely important to the staff, who work successfully with many nationwide and regional carriers. LCTI has developed a reputation for having exceptional instructors who work one on one with students to ensure that they are safe, knowledgeable and ready to drive. The school is a licensed tester for the state of Pennsylvania, so students can train and test immediately.
(Ontario, Canada). Considered by many to be Canada's foremost professional truck driving school, KRTS has taken a leading role in improving the often-criticized training that takes place in many Canadian schools. KRTS is a serious proponent of PTDI standards and technology in training. Their course offers a substantial amount of driving time.
(CA and WA). Operated by Nordic Enterprises, Western Pacific has been training drivers for many years, and is committed to producing quality graduates. There are several Western Pacific locations in California and Washington. The company has received the California Trucking Association's Fleet Safety Award, and has successfully graduated over 20,000 truck drivers since its founding in 1977. The school takes pride in its experienced instructors, late model equipment and a great network of hiring employers. This school runs a professional training program that deserves consideration.
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Roger Federer came out on top 6-4 3-6 6-1 3-6 6-3 after a rollercoaster ride of a 35th chapter of his rivalry with Rafa Nadal to win his fifth Australian Open and clinch a first grand slam title in four and a half years on Sunday.
Lefthander Nadal, also returning from injury this year, showed sustained periods of his best from the baseline but was just unable to stay with his rival in the gut-wrenching drama of the deciding set.
Federer was forced to endure a nervous wait for his victory after Nadal unsuccessfully challenged the line call on the second championship point before becoming the first man to win five or more titles at three different grand slams.
The Swiss, for many the greatest player of all time, celebrated with tears in his eyes but his first words were for his friend and rival.
"Tennis is a tough sport, there are no draws in tennis but I would have been happy to share one with Rafa tonight," he said.
Nadal, the 2009 champion, was also typically gracious after losing his third Melbourne final and coming up short in his bid for a 15th grand slam title.
"It was a great match and I think Roger probably deserved it a little more than me," the 30-year-old said.
Federer made the slower start to the contest but it was the Swiss who made the first breakthrough, converting the first break point of the match with a forehand winner to go 5-4 up.
That was enough to take the opening set but this was never going to be a straightforward win for either player and Nadal was all over his opponent's serve at the start of the second and grabbed a 2-0 lead.
Federer had two break points in the next game but Nadal fought them off and then broke again as his rival struggled for accuracy under the Spaniard's onslaught.
Four big forehands gave the Swiss a break back but Nadal held firm to serve out the set and Federer needed three aces to save three break points at the start of the third.
The momentum had swung, though, and Federer stepped up a gear and rattled off the next two games with Nadal left scrambling to fend off a second break in a marathon fourth game.
He was unable to repeat the feat in the sixth game and Federer, his crosscourt backhand causing Nadal all sorts of problems, secured a two sets to one lead with a drop volley.
The pendulum had not finished swinging yet, however, and Nadal broke for 3-1 in the fourth and held under huge pressure in the next game with a brilliant crosscourt forehand winner at full stretch.
Nadal again closed out the set and Federer took a medical timeout before the start of the decider, returning to court only to give up his first service game.
Federer was not prepared to give up easily on a first grand slam title since the 2012 Wimbledon tournament, though, and upped his aggression to put the set back on serve at 3-3 when Nadal sent a rasping forehand centimetres wide.
He needed another five break points on Nadal's next service game before the Spaniard finally cracked and the Spaniard was still battling away when Federer sealed the title with a forehand winner that Hawk-Eye confirmed hit the line.
"In the fifth set, I didn't win one serve easily. Even if I played great in the break points, I was suffering a lot, no?" said Nadal.


Formerly known as "Tea Cup Twister", this classic spinning tea cup ride was rethemed in 2004 in order to fit in with nearby Tidal Wave. One of the oldest rides at Thorpe Park, it sees guests boarding tea cup vehicles which rotate around on a turntable. Guests can control the spinning of their cup using a wheel in its centre.
We are not aware of any scheduled refurbishment periods for Storm in a Teacup. Do you know of any upcoming "rehabs" that we're missing? If so - please contact us so that we can keep the list up-to-date.
This ride is great for the family to enjoy. If you want to spin the cup, make sure you sit in one with on the round blue platforms which hold 3 cups. There are other cups outside of the platforms which do not spin. There is a ride height restriction in force and be warned the operators will not let your child ride with you if they fail to meet the required height. I saw countless crying kids that could not go on this ride because of this! Personally I wouldn't take a small child to Thorpe Park and not one under 1.2 metres as there is just not enough for small children to do there.


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Director of construction and organisational projects.
Design, construction and set-up of plants.
Construction of a new research centre.
Implementation of an Open Space at Headquarters and space optimisation.
Sale of projects and purchase of plants.
Transformation projects, organisational improvement and cost/efficiency improvement.
Integration projects for companies (Spain, Germany and France).
Various projects to implement improvement methodologies, Six Sigma, SMED, 5S, Lean TPM.


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Formerly the term 'laptop' was almost a euphemism, because the early models were like suitcases. But with the advancement of technology we have now come to have as thin laptops as large envelopes as is the case of Apple MacBook. This makes laptops ideal for working anywhere, whether away from home, office or any outlet to charge them, there is the problem of autonomy.
Do you travel often and need to have more battery in your laptop? This gadget seen on the web Indiegogo may well become your best friend. Line Dock is a mix between external battery, external SSD, based cooling system and wireless charger as a multifunction smart external battery for computers from 12 to 15 inches. And all in a very compact external design reminiscent of a closed Macbook Air, both for its color and its design without marks of any kind on the entire surface.
Line Dock is itself a base that comes with three USB ports, HDMI connection, USB port and Type C MiniDisplay to connect for example the new MacBook. Although it also brings microUSB port to connect it to a laptop of the classics without the new standard Type-C.
Once connected to the computer, Dock Line has a battery of 20,000 mAh with loadable 1.5 times completely any laptop battery of market. And in fact at the same speed as its creators that if we connect the PC to the network, with the advantage that Line Dock is also a cooling base that can keep the laptop cool at precisely a time when the device temperature rises.
The base also comes with several magnets to keep the laptop fixed on its surface, and four QI devices to charge up to 4 mobile phones wirelessly if they are compatible with the wireless charging technology. And if that were not enough, Line Dock also includes an SSD storage disk for storing data to choose between a minimum of 256GB and a maximum of 1 terabyte. As we pointed out earlier, Line Dock is a popular financing project for the Indiegogo website, which, after 16 days of completion, has achieved 300% of the initial amount that its creators requested.
If you are interested in this external battery multifunction smart, you have the model with SSD 256GB for $ 149 (141 €) , and Premium with SSD 1TB $ 599 Do (568 €). Although you will have to wait a few months, since shipments (worldwide) have a delivery date of at least June 2017, in almost half a year.


Austin Dog Bite Lawyer | Only Pay if You WIN!
Man's best friend provides companionship and unconditional love to thousands of pet owners all over Texas. Dogs come in all shapes, sizes, and breeds. However, because dogs can behave unpredictably at times, it's important for dog owners to keep their dogs under control.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), there are about 4.5 million dog bites reported in the United States every year, with children being the most vulnerable. While some breeds seem to be more commonly involved than others, the truth is that any breed could be raised to be dangerous by an irresponsible owner.
It's important for anyone who has been attacked and bitten by a dog to contact an Austin dog bite lawyer from Colley Firm P.C.. We can help you understand your legal rights and seek compensation for your damages.
Who Is Most Vulnerable to a Dog Attack?
Nobody is immune to potentially being the victim of a dog attack. Children ages five through nine are attacked more often than any other age group, and men are bitten more often than women.
If attacked, the elderly and children can easily suffer the most serious of injuries as they are less able to protect themselves. An Austin dog bite lawyer from our firm can help if you or a family member suffered an injury from a dog attack.
Being attacked by a dog can cause not only serious injuries, but it can also be fatal. There were thirty-five deaths in 2015 related to dog bite injuries in the United States, with Texas having the highest rate of fatalities.
Dogs of all breeds can unexpectedly bite for many different reasons, and children are the most vulnerable. However, the strength and power of a large dog can overcome any of us.
It's important to seek medical attention after a dog bite as infections and rabies should be ruled out. Many injuries may require surgery to repair damaged nerves and muscle tissue or to reconstruct the injured area—expenses you shouldn't have to pay for.
Your Austin dog bite lawyer will investigate your case and identify if you can file a personal injury claim against the dog owner. When it comes to dog bites, Texas is a "one bite rule" state.
After suffering an injury in a dog attack, it's important to seek legal counsel as soon as possible. Texas state law provides just two years in which you can file a claim seeking financial compensation. If you exceed this time limit by waiting too long, you can lose your opportunity to receive a financial award.
Another reason that you don't want to wait is that the longer you do so, the harder it becomes to collect the evidence and witness testimony that will be needed to prove your case. So if you've been hurt by someone else's dangerous canine, get in touch with an Austin dog attack lawyer today.
Many victims of dog bites do not realize that they can recover damages for their injuries. An Austin dog bite lawyer from Colley & Colley, LLP is here to help if you or a family member has suffered an injury in a dog attack.
Along with the pain and mental trauma dog bites can cause, injuries can cause financial repercussions as well. At our firm, we have the experience and dedication necessary to recover the compensation you deserve.
We have successfully represented dog bite victims from all over Texas. Call us at 1-877-411-2001 to set up a free consultation today. If you aren't available to talk right now, you can contact us online through the form at the bottom of this page.


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Big Machine label head denies Taylor Swift's claims, goes after her in lengthy blog post
Hannah Yasharoff
After Taylor Swift penned a lengthy Tumblr post Sunday slamming Big Machine's sale of her music to Scooter Braun, the label's CEO is sharing his side of the story.
Scott Borchetta wrote in a blog post on Big Machine's website that it was "time to set some things straight," claiming Swift had prior knowledge of the deal and didn't "learn about (the sale) as it was announced to the world," as she wrote in her post.
The 29-year-old pop star called the deal her "worst case scenario," accusing Braun of subjecting her to "incessant, manipulative bullying" for years and "controlling a woman who didn't want to be associated" with him. She later cited examples of Braun and his clients, including Justin Bieber and Kanye West, publicly making fun of her.
Borchetta argued that Big Machine shareholders — including Swift's father, plus 13 Management's lawyer Jay Schaudies and shareholder Frank Bell — had been notified of a call scheduled for Tuesday to discuss a pending deal with Braun's company. A shareholders vote Friday passed with 92% in favor of the deal, he added.
USA TODAY has reached out to 13 Management for comment.
Borchetta also claimed to have texted Swift around 9 p.m. on Saturday, the night before news of the deal became public.
"I guess it might somehow be possible that her dad ... didn't say anything to Taylor over the prior 5 days. I guess it's possible that she might not have seen my text," he wrote. "But, I truly doubt that she 'woke up to the news when everyone else did.' "
Braun's purchase of Big Machine Record means he'll retain ownership of Swift's previous six studio albums, from her 2006 self-titled country debut to 2017's edgy pop album "Reputation."
Taylor Swift, Scooter Braun clash:Justin Bieber, Demi Lovato, Braun's wife and more weigh in
Borchetta said he and Swift "remained on very good terms" after she expressed interest in leaving Big Machine for Universal Music Group last year and claimed she had "every chance in the world to own not just her master recordings, but every video photograph, everything associated to her career" upon her exit.
"Scooter was never anything but positive about Taylor. He called me directly about (the 2017 One Love Manchester benefit concert) to see if Taylor would participate... He called me directly to see if Taylor wanted to participate in the Parkland March," he added, claiming she declined both times.
USA TODAY has reached out to Swift's publicist for comment.
Swift said she had previously "made peace" with the idea that her work would eventually be sold, but with Braun at the helm, she is no longer comfortable with that plan.
Borchetta also denied experiencing Swift "being in tears or close to it" at the mention of Braun's name, calling the exec a "supporter and honest custodian for Taylor and her music."


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A Historic Journey Through Newell
Put down your history books, because this history lesson can only be taught through an exciting, interactive journey through Newell. Jump into an interesting adventure back in time, as you learn about the history that shaped the Newell Region into what it is today. With historic sites and museums focusing on a variety of different eras, you'll embark on a true blast through the past as you uncover Newell through the ages.
Brooks and District Museum
Take a walk through time, as you experience the cultural heritage that makes up Brooks and surrounding area. The history of this region comes to life through pieces of natural history, artifacts, documents, maps and significant bits of information about the area. Each exhibit is as unique as the history itself, with portrayals of the life of early ranchers, the war years, the N.W.M.P., the Canadian Pacific Railroad and the Eastern Irrigation District. The Brooks and District Museum is also home to displays that recognize John Ware, the oil industry, and the Sutherland Colony.
EID Historical Park
Established in 1976, a group of residents and farmers created the EID Historical Park with the desire of preserving the history of the settlers who came to the area beginning in the year 1917. The park is situated on 17 acres of history and is home to the Scandia Pool Elevator, the first elevator in Alberta to be declared a historic resource. The park is open from May long weekend until September long weekend from 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. Mondays-Saturdays and 12 p.m. – 7 p.m. on Sundays.
Blackfoot Crossing and Historical Park
Dive into an unforgettable journey, as you enjoy an authentic Blackfoot cultural experience through incredible exhibits and stellar performances. This Historical Park offers new and exciting events, activities and demonstrations, providing a unique and fun way to learn about the history of traditional Blackfoot culture. While you're there, get a taste Blackfoot cuisine with the park's restaurant, or stop by the gift shop to take home a little piece of history of your own.
Brooks Aqueduct
Visit this river in the sky, and discover the fascinating history of this monumental structure. What was once filled with flowing water for the croplands of southwestern Alberta, is now an essential piece of Newell's history. The Brooks Aqueduct was erected over 90 years ago by the Canadian Pacific Railway's irrigation division, and at the time, was the largest concrete structure of its kind in the world. Visit this National and Provincial Historic Site and discover the standing history of the pioneers who developed the region. Site tours and public programs are available.
Set your sails for Newell, time-traveler! Gain a better understanding of Alberta's history with these heritage sites around the Newell Region. See you soon!


The first thing that struck me about the winners of SN's 2009 Sustainability Excellence Awards — Publix Super Markets (chain category), Associated Food Stores (wholesaler) and Buehler's Food Markets (independent) — is the commitment of their chief executive officers to sustainability.
What this underscores is that sustainability — the pursuit of policies favorable to a sustainable earth and food supply — is a top-down process, requiring executive vision and leadership. These three companies, who will be recognized at next week's Food Marketing Institute Energy and Technical Services Conference, have it in spades.
As described in a news feature this week, Publix's companywide focus on sustainability was launched by CEO Ed Crenshaw. Two years ago he defined sustainability as a "Tier-One initiative" and for 18 months chaired a Core Committee charged with planning and executing strategy.
"His level of commitment virtually assured the committee's success," said Publix spokeswoman Maria Brous.
At Associated Food Stores, twice in the past three years CEO Rich Parkinson has called for each department in the company to come up with ideas to make the wholesaler more efficient and green, and present those ideas to him during a two-day meeting. He made sustainability "one of the priorities of our company," said Roger White, executive director of marketing.
At Buehler's, a 13-store independent retailer, sustainability was stressed by the company's founders 80 years ago and passed down through the generations. Environmental initiatives are currently overseen by Scott Buehler, vice president of real estate and new store development, and a grandson of the founders.
There are other common tendencies shared by the winning companies. They have all invested in LED lighting and established reusable shopping bag programs, for example. But what is more significant is that each company has pursued a signature sustainability initiative that sets it apart and advances the cause in some unique way.
Publix, for example, has developed a "Get Into a Green Routine" program that instills good conservation habits in its 140,000 employees, such as watching for leaking fixtures and turning out the lights in empty rooms.
Associated Food Stores has gone beyond just helping its retail members sell reusable bags by partnering with Salt Lake City's mayor in a campaign to remind shoppers to bring their bags on shopping trips. AFS is producing promotional items for both consumers and stores, and selling them to any other interested retailer, including competitors.
And Buehler's has distinguished itself by configuring one of its trucks to run on waste vegetable oil instead of diesel fuel. It's done the same for a Volkswagen Jetta used by the corporate chef to visit the restaurants at the company's stores.
It's clear that companies that are great at sustainability do at least one thing that's quite different — with a little push from the CEO.


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The Happenings: March 18, 2015
I'm starting a new brand of post here, one devoted to goings-on across the web, especially as they relate to independent artists.
And I've named it "The Happenings" because I love a little irony, and who can forget that M. Night horror movie from 2008 about killer plants?
Basically, if you have a new book out, or a web series, an album, a new podcast, or anything like that, submit it to me at Muirbusiness@yahoo.com, and I'll feature it here, on "The Happenings." In your e-mail, simply put The Happenings in the subject heading. Send me illustrations and links, so I can present your work in a light that will interest readers of the blog
Remember, I won't review a trailer or an unfinished film, but I am happy to review completed films, short or feature length, though that may be in a separate post. The Happenings is more for announcements than analysis.
Item #1: Now first on the docket: let's talk about me.
I have had a terrible, throbbing toothache for about two weeks, and finally relented to see a dentist. I now have a root canal scheduled for Monday.
So wish me luck, and pray that I'm not zoned out on meds while writing my blog next week.
Item #2 Filmmaker David Connellan, the artist behind the truly extraordinary Space:1999 fan film from last year, The Passenger, is working on a new vampire web series called Blood Dawn.
Here's a trailer for David's project if you want to share a little love, and give it a shot at getting made:
Item #3: Eleusyve Productions, a community theater company based in Seattle, is presenting the seven plays comprising Aleister Crowley's Rites of Eleusis as musical theater pieces "in a manner that will render them fully accessible to a broad and discriminating audience, using music, light, dance and drama to enhance the poetry and symmetry of the original works."
Check out the web page here. http://www.eleusyve.com/
Item #4: Just received in the mail, from McFarland: Monstrous and Childish Monsters: Essays on Cinema's Holy Terrors. This book, edited by P.J. Bohlmann and Sean Moreland, features essays about Rosemary's Baby, Eraserhead, Frankenstein and other classic horror films.
That's it for now, but let me know what is "happening" in your neck of the woods, particularly if it involves film, TV, horror or science fiction.
In short, I want "The Happenings" to be about you, and your work, so let's see what comes of it.
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Marcus Killerby 9:19 AM
Fantastic idea and news! Thanks John!
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RLWC PREVIEW: Australia v Fiji
Thu 21 Nov 2013, 08:47 PM
Former Vodafone Warrior Brent Tate (pictured) comes back into the centres - only on the left edge rather than his customary station on the right - for the Kangaroos' Rugby League World Cup semi-final against Fiji at Wembley Stadium on Sunday morning. Photo: Photosport
Australia v Fiji Bati
Wembley Stadium, London
Saturday 3.30pm (UK time)
Sunday 4.30am (NZT)
Almost five years ago to the day, a young Jarryd Hayne shared the following: "We've had so much fun and the World Cup has been awesome for Fijian rugby league. In the end, lack of experience let us down."
That was in the bloody aftermath of Australia's 52-0 demolition of Fiji in the corresponding semi-final of the last World Cup in 2008.
Half a decade on and not only has Hayne matured into one of the best 17 players in Australia, but eight of his former now more experienced teammates will be out to crush him.
It might not be of NRL standard, but that lack of experience Hayne spoke of is no more for Fiji.
Then-captain Wes Naiqama, together with Daryl Millard, Akuila Uate, Alipate Noilea, Aaron Groom, Ashton Sims, Jayson Bukuya and James Storer, will run out for their second straight semi-final appearance.
And four Kangaroos Greg Inglis, Brent Tate, Johnathan Thurston, and Paul Gallen will also look to qualify for back-to-back World Cup finals and help reclaim Australia's crown as world champion.
Remarkably, one player from either camp Hayne and Fiji captain Petero Civoniceva wore the other team's jersey all those years ago. Hayne, who was Parramatta's rising star at the time, turned his career around with a life-changing campaign with the Bati, while Civoniceva was arguably the world's premier front-rower and is now likely to play his final game of his career.
All in all, an extraordinary 14 players 15 if you include injured fullback Billy Slater will re-acquaint themselves, not for the first time, since the 2008 encounter.
Both teams have endured vastly different paths in reaching the final four. The undefeated Kangaroos have amassed a total 174-22 point differential over their four games while the Bati responded to back-to-back heavy defeats to Australia and England with a comprehensive 22-4 victory over Samoa in the quarter-finals.
Watch Out Fiji: A lot of the pre-game talk has centred around Tim Sheens' toying with his backline, most pertinently around the absence of Slater.
Sheens' first-choice fullback scored a hat-trick against Fiji in 2008 and has been the world's best fullback ever since but, with Greg Inglis now playing the custodian role, the Australians look a far bigger team at the back.
Inglis' only World Cup game in the No 1 jumper, coincidentally, was in the group match against the Fijians earlier in the tournament, where the Rabbitoh made a game-high 206 metres and eight tackle breaks. Another similar performance from the Souths star could sink Fiji.
Australia loses little in experience in the centres with Tate edging out Michael Jennings and Josh Morris to take Inglis' spot on the left, where he'll combine with long-time Queensland team-mate Darius Boyd.
Watch Out Australia: The retiring Civoniceva might be the centre of attention on Saturday, but his front-row partner Ashton Sims has certainly been a man on a mission.
The firebrand prop doesn't accrue huge numbers in four games he averages a respectable 75 metres and 24 tackles compared to Civoniceva's 119 metres and 29 tackles but what he lacks in quantity, he makes up for in aggression. Take note of how many times the eldest Sims brother forces a slow play the ball, or gets the opposition all riled up.
That's just how Ashton plays, and you can bet there won't be any backing down against this week's opposing big men (and Cowboys club-mates) Matt Scott and James Tamou.
Key Match-Up: Johnathan Thurston and Cooper Cronk versus Akuila Uate, Marika Koroibete and Kevin Naiqama.
ast week, Uate, Koroibete and Naiqama combined for 558 metres gained! Yes, it was against a Samoan kicking game that had less direction than an unpowered sat-nav, but there's no denying that Fiji's greatest strength lies in its powerful back three.
Where It Will be Won: Thurston and Cronk's ability to keep the Fijian wingers pinned in their corners will be crucial to sapping the Bati of their early energy. If that can be done, then it's just a matter of time before the Kangaroos overpower them.
Televised: SKY Sport 2 live 4:30am Sunday (NZT)
The Way We See It: On form and on paper, it looks like Fiji is slated to give Australia a genuine fright. But the Kangaroos just have too much firepower, too many classy players, to lead them out of it. Kangaroos to kick on after halftime and win by three tries.