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Faith Chapel
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1904 Schoolhouse Ln, Jekyll Island, GA 31527, USA
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About Faith Chapel
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Faith Chapel is a historic chapel on Old Plantation Road in Jekyll Island, Georgia and was built in 1904. It was used as a non-denominational chapel until 1942. The interior and exterior walls are shingled, with gargoyles that are replicas of the ones at Notre Dame Cathedral. The chapel was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1971 and it is open to the public.
Attractions Near Faith Chapel
Villa Marianna0.16km from Faith Chapel
Villa Marianna is a beautiful estate and plantation, that has a rich history which dates back to 1807 when it was acquired by John Fenwick Couper. This is the oldest documented home on St. Simons Island, and is known for its historic significance. At Villa Marianna you can see many of the original features that were installed by its original owners, including interior woodwork and the tall brick chimneys. If you're looking to take a step back into history, Villa Marianna won't disappoint.
Dubignon Cottage0.23km from Faith Chapel
Dubignon Cottage, is a historic home that dates back to the early 19th century. Boasting the state's first ever central hallway layout and one of its oldest surviving Greek Revival exterior designs, it stands as a testament to the area's proud architectural heritage. Significant changes were made to the building in 1844 and 1858, including new windows and shutters, porches and porticos.
Georgia Sea Turtle Center0.23km from Faith Chapel
Georgia Sea Turtle Center is a nature center and rescue and rehabilitation facility for sea turtles on Jekyll Island, Georgia, United States. The Center features interactive exhibits and patient viewing areas. In addition to caring for sick and injured turtles, the Center has an educational mission and presents daily programs, field trips, guided tours and beach walks.
Villa Ospo0.29km from Faith Chapel
Villa Ospo is a small residential and agricultural community. It has long been a quiet and peaceful place as people living in the area strive to keep it that way. The community is surrounded by lush greenery, refreshed with gentle breezes off the nearby ocean coast and characterized by beautiful blue skies. The population of Villa Ospo continues to grow and develop with families moving into the area seeking a means of resting and retiring.
Indian Mound Cottage0.34km from Faith Chapel
The Rockefeller Cottage, also known as Indian Mound Cottage, is a house on Jekyll Island, Georgia. It is next to the Jekyll Island Club. It stands three stories high, and has a total of 25 rooms. There are nine bedrooms, nine bathrooms, and seven servant rooms. The house has many distinguishing features such as an elevator, a cedar-lined walk-in safe, and taps for hot and cold salt water on the bathtub in the master bedroom bath. Tours of the mansion are provided by the Jekyll Island Museum.
Mosaic, Jekyll Island Museum0.44km from Faith Chapel
The MOSAIC is a history museum in the historic district of Jekyll Island of Georgia, in the United States. The museum features more exhibit space, more artifacts, a new outdoor classroom, and a new multi-purpose room. Constructed completely within the current footprint of the historic stables building, the new design highlights the building's construction with high, lofted ceilings and open space.
Where is Faith Chapel
Discover More Attractions in Glynn County, Where Faith Chapel Is Located
One of the beautiful countys in Georgia and it includes the most prominent of the Sea Islands of Georgia, including Jekyll Island, St. Simons Island, and Sea Island and so more are there.


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Data Is an Asset: Say It Like You Know What It Means
Trevor Hicks
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EDITOR'S NOTE: The following blog is based on Trevor Hicks's presentation at the 2019 Houston Professional Petroleum Data Expo. The annual conference is sponsored by the Professional Petroleum Data Management Association (PPDM). PPDM is the global, not-for-profit society within the oil and gas industry that provides leadership for the professionalization of data management in the oil and gas industry.
Those of us on the IT side of the house have asserted for years that data is an asset. But is that true? On one level, we are certain that data has an intrinsic value in the sense that it can be leveraged for strategic business advantage—say, for reporting and advanced analytics. That said, and as someone who has used the phrase "data is an asset" throughout my career, I submit the real reason we say it is because we believe we can capture the attention of the those on the business side of the house if we use their language. Business managers invest in managing assets, our reasoning goes, and we data management experts want them to invest in managing data. Thus, data must be an asset.
In short, we've made – and continue to make – a conscious choice to use the word asset, and more specifically the language of finance, to signify the value of data, and by extension the value of our work to our organizations. The rub is that, to the finance professionals we are trying to convince, the term asset has a precise meaning. An asset is an owned resource that is expected to produce future cash flow. However, when we data managers say data is an asset, we are speaking colloquially to say data is a valuable thing. That's not the same thing. Or as Inigo Montoya says in The Princess Bride: "You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means."
The point is, our "data is an asset" cliché doesn't pass the credibility test with financial folks. So, we find ourselves using a business term incorrectly in hopes of convincing business people to invest in IT, to invest in us. And while I believe this disconnect represents a problem for both sides of the house, it's a more serious problem for us—because we lose credibility when we use their language incorrectly. And in business as in life, credibility is everything.
If we're going to keep telling the business side that data is an asset, we really ought to be more precise with our language. And perhaps we should first try to understand what terms like asset and cash flow mean to them. With cash flow, there's a wide range of possibilities. Perhaps the least tangible are assets like goodwill, which basically is the expected benefit of synergies for an acquisition. At the other end of spectrum are bonds, which are assets with very well-defined future cash flows. Further, cash flows can be a future sale of an asset, or rental or leasing income, or the provision of some advantage in the marketplace. But that point is, the fuzzier or more ill-defined the future cash flow, the more pushback accountants and auditors give on booking something as an asset.
Given the variability, can we really say that data is an asset? I'm not aware of any operator that explicitly books data as an asset. And the operative word here is explicitly. But the stubborn fact remains that data's future cash flows are ill-defined. As such, we'd have trouble getting data assets past an auditor in a SOX world. We'd need to develop an industry standard data valuation model, which is easier said than done, and which won't help us move the credibility needle in the short term.
But perhaps there is a way to re-imagine data as an asset. What if data is implicitly represented today on an operator's financial statements? And if it is, and I am convinced that it is, then how can we use that fact to explicitly express data's true value and restate the "data is an asset" idea in a meaningful way?
Producing wells are assets and every operator capitalizes drilling costs into the well, including data acquisition activities such as MWD/LWD and mudlogging, open hole wireline, testing, coring, surveying, micro-seismic, and so on. Given the extent of these embedded data acquisition activities, it's certainly reasonable to estimate that every well drilled in North American has tens of thousands to even millions of dollars of pure data cost capitalized into each well asset. By that measure, a large operator with 20,000 net wells might have data assets on their books embedded in well assets measured in hundreds of millions or even billions of dollars. These are numbers large enough to get any CFO's attention.
The challenge for us in IT is, how do we leverage data's implicit book valuation to motivate business investment in data management? I believe the answer goes back to communication and to using the language of finance—but using it more correctly, more strategically.
As O&G professionals, we know that core assets such as wells have asset integrity programs. For example, there's well integrity, which includes activities like performing CBL logs and physical inspections, and in midstream pipeline integrity like pigging, corrosion management, physical inspections, compression management, and tubular trace-ability. No finance person would question these programs or their value for ensuring these assets are operating safely and efficiently. And on the data side, we should build on the implicit value of data—which is embedded in the valuation of a well—and appropriate the integrity management language by proposing data integrity programs. This term would encompass common IT terms like data management and data governance.
Framing data management in asset integrity terms has a clear advantage. Business and finance are comfortable investing in asset integrity and they understand the terms. And the framework and operational principles of our data integrity programs can also reflect the language of business:
Data Owners
Business Glossary
Golden Record Definition
Work Processes/Mapping
Ensure RELIABILITY & AVAILABILITY
Exception Tolerances
Disaster Recovery/Business Continuity
Perform MONITORING & INSPECTIONS
DQ Dashboards
Exception Notifications
Establish REMEDIATION
Data Stewards
What I'm suggesting is that success in any oil and gas organization depends on communication, on the words we choose to use—which is why we need to sell the need for data integrity by using the same language, the same thinking, the same techniques business and finance employ to inform the idea of the asset integrity.
Here's an outline for constructing our data integrity message:
Develop an estimate of data already implicitly booked on the balance sheet.
Frame the cost of the proposed program in terms of percentage of this asset.
Emphasize corporate risk management and the costs of failure.
Factor in regulatory compliance.
Stress data integrity's criticality to operational success.
To be clear, my intention is not to add data explicitly on the balance sheet. Data cash flows are too fuzzy and there is no generally accepted data valuation model.
That said, it is possible to demonstrate that data is already on the books in a big way, just embedded in other assets, and we can use that logic to prove the value of data integrity management as a corporate competency. The takeaway here is understanding how much of the value of existing financial assets is derived from data, and then using data's implicit value to attract an optimal level of investment in enterprise data management.
Trevor Hicks is a managing director at Stonebridge. Before joining the company in 2015, Hicks held senior management roles at Noah Consulting, Baker Hughes, DNV GL and Schlumberger. He currently serves on the PPDM Board of Directors and is a former multi-term PPDM Board Chairman. Trevor holds a bachelor's degree in math from the University of Tulsa, a master's degree in computer science from the University of Texas at Austin, and a master's degree in business administration from the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University. He also has achieved the designation of Certified Petroleum Data Analyst (CPDA) With Distinction.
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Q: Encoding issue with getHtml() in officejs I am experiencing an issue with the getHtml() method in officejs (Javascript API for Word).
I have an Word Addin, running in Word 2016 (32bit, desktop) which uses the following code to retrieve the document body html:
  Word.run(function (context) {

        // Queue a command to get the current selection and then
        // create a proxy range object with the results.
        var range = context.document.body;

        var bodyHTML = range.getHtml();
        // variable for keeping the search results for the longest word.
        var searchResults;

        // Queue a command to load the range selection result.
        context.load(range, 'text');

        // Synchronize the document state by executing the queued commands
        // and return a promise to indicate task completion.
        return context.sync()
            .then(function () {
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However the html returned contains the wrong characters for the encoding in its metatag <meta http-equiv=Content-Type content="text/html; charset=utf-8">
For example, in this document:

I get the following:

How do I get the html in the correct encoding?
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To prove that this is not a visualizer issue, here is a screenshot of the html visualizer too:

Another update...
Here is my temporary workaround (NB. not the solution to this issue, it is just a temporary fix I use to continue development, while hoping that the API gets fixed):
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Q: $E=mc^2$. What does this mean? How does this formula work? What does $E=mc^2$ mean? And what does time dilation mean? I am still confused and skeptical about this formula. Can Somebody explain to me as non-academic people?

A: In highschool physics we learn that a mass $m$ with velocity $v$, has a kinetic energy equal to $\frac12 m v^2$.
This $m$ comes from the resistance to force which is defined as $F=ma$, Newton's second law. It is an "axiom", postulated but the three laws of Newton describe mechanics macroscopically with great accuracy.
$m$ is the inertial mass. The larger the $m$ the more force is necessary to move it. $m$ is invariant in Newtonian mechanics, and there exists a law of conservation of mass, so it is additive.
When velocities become very high, close to the velocity of light, special relativity is necessary to describe the mechanics.  The relativistic mass ,  follows the rule $E=mc^2$, and the  mass $m$ depends on the velocity as seen here:

The effective inertial mass, i.e. the resistance to acceleration becomes even more complicated, depending on the direction of acceleration:

He defined mass as the ratio of force to acceleration, not as the ratio of momentum to velocity, so he needed to distinguish between the mass m_rel  = γ^3xm parallel to the direction of motion and the transverse mass mass m_T = γX m , perpendicular to the direction of motion.

This implies that the higher the velocity nearing the speed of light limit, the "heavier" the particle is in resisting change, even though when at rest it has a fixed mass, in particle physics called the invariant mass. .
The complexity of the concept is the reason it is no longer used in particle physics, replaced by the fixed invariant mass concept, which is the "length" of the Lorenz energy momentum four vector.
Time dilation is the slowing of time due to the rules of special relativity.

The most evident case of time acting oddly in relativity, and one that has been experimentally verified, is the concept of time dilation under special relativity. Time dilation is the idea that as you move through space, time itself is measured differently for the moving object than the unmoving object. For motion that is near the speed of light, this effect is noticeable and allows a way to travel into the future faster than we normally do.
One experiment that confirms this strange behavior is based on unstable particles, pions and muons. Physicists know how quickly the particles would decay if they were sitting still, but when they bombard Earth in the form of cosmic rays, they're moving very quickly. Their decay rates don't match the predictions, but if you apply special relativity and consider the time from the particle's point of view, the time comes out as expected.
In fact, time dilation is confirmed by a number of experiments. In the Hafele-Keating experiments of 1971, atomic clocks (which are very precise) were flown on airplanes traveling in opposite directions. The time differences shown on the clocks, as a result of their relative motion, precisely matched the predictions from relativity. Also, global positioning system (GPS) satellites have to compensate for this time dilation to function properly. So time dilation is on very solid scientific ground.

To really understand what is going on one needs to study a bit the current state of physics theories.


This is pretty easy. Most patch panels and jacks have diagrams with wire color diagrams for the common T568A and T568B wiring standards. To be honest, I don't know if either would work.
Variety of cat 6 wiring diagram b. A wiring diagram is a streamlined traditional pictorial depiction of an electrical circuit. It reveals the components of the circuit as simplified forms, and the power and signal links in between the tools.
The length limit on Cat5 and Cat6 cables is technically 100 meters (330 feet). 100 meters is the total length limit of all patch cables installed in line with one another. Remember, patch bays can add to this overall length. It is generally safe to limit your cable lengths to no more than 300 feet as a best practice.


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Antica 2010 Cabernet Sauvignon
Rich and structured with layers of plum, blackberry, and espresso
In the 2010 season, the winter was pretty mild. After 3 years of relatively dry weather, rainfall returned to normal levels for Napa. With a cooler than normal spring, the buds bloomed later than usual, which lead to flowering and fruit set back a couple of weeks. Spring was also cloudier than usual which minimized the spring frost obstacle. The summer was unseasonably cooler which also delayed the softening of the berries by a couple of weeks. The months of September and October had optimal climate, it was warm during the day and cool at night, the grapes ripen perfectly and yielded a bountiful harvest.
The Cabernet Sauvignon vines in the Antica estate vineyard were planted in higher elevation, 1800 feet to be exact. The higher elevation allowed for excellent air movement in the well-drained volcanic soil. The vines range from 11 to 21 years old. The Cabernet Sauvignon grapes were harvested from eleven individual vineyard blocks divided between 4 distinct clones (7, 15, 337, and See). The selection provided for the complexity in aroma and concentration in flavors with firm tannins that bring balance to mountain grown wine.
Harvest began in mid October and continued through to the end of the month. Each vineyard was tested daily to determine the ideal moment at which to harvest the grapes to maximize fruit intensity and tannin ripeness. The Cabernet Sauvignon grapes were harvested by hand in the cool morning hours and immediately taken to the estate winery where the clusters were destemmed and underwent individual berry selection. The grapes from every vineyard block were fermented individually. Fermentation and maceration took place in stainless steel tanks at controlled temperatures over a period of 15-20 days. The wine was then transferred to French oak barrels (40% new) where malolactic fermentation was completed by year's end. After 15 months of aging, the best lots were selected, blended, and bottled on the estate.
The Antica Napa Valley 2010 Cabernet Sauvignon is pure, rich, and structured. The wine showcases layers of ripe plum, blackberry, and wild berry with hints of mocha and espresso. The wine has firm tannins yet ends with an elegant and graceful presence.
Varietal Composition: 100% Cabernet Sauvignon
Appellation: Napa Valley, California
Sub Appellation: Atlas Peak
Antica is an Antinori Family estate in Napa Valley. The family's winemaking heritage dates back 26 generations and more than 600 years in Italy. 'Antica' represents Antinori California, and fulfills the family's longstanding desire to produce wines with personality and style in Napa Valley. The estate is located in a high elevation valley in the eastern mountains of Napa Valley. It is the Antinori Family's belief that the high elevations, hilly terrain, and rocky soils of the estate are ideal for winegrowing.
Wine Advocate - 92 pts
"The 2010 Cabernet Sauvignon is classy, elegant and refined. Naturally it is very, very young, which definitely comes through, but the raw materials are there for this to develop into a terrific wine. Dark red berries, flowers, smoke, incense, and licorice are some of the many nuances that are woven into the intricate, mineral-infused finish. The 2010 is all class and elegance. Anticipated maturity: 2015-2020.
I was deeply impressed with the wines I tasted from Antica, the Antinori family's outpost on Atlas Peak. Even though Antinori has been involved with this property since the late 1980s, these are essentially the first wines the family has made in its own facility. The Chardonnay is aged in 30-33% new barrels, sees batonnage for the first three months and undergoes partial malolactic fermentation. The Cabernet Sauvignon is aged in 55-65% new oak, while the single-vineyard Cabernet from the Townsend vineyard sees 80% new barrels. Incidentally, for readers who can find them, both 2008 Cabernets are terrific." - Antonio Galloni
Aging Potential: 10-15 Years
Alcohol By Volume: 14%
Appellation: Napa, California
Barrel Type: French Oak
Flavor Pairing: Stir-Fry, Herb Roast, Grill, Barbecue
Food Pairing: Steak, Lamb, Duck, Beef
On the Nose: Vanilla, Plum, Cocoa, Chocolate, Blackberry, Berries
On the Palate: Vanilla, Tannins, Plum, Oak, Currant, Chocolate, Cherry, Caramel, Blackberry
Serving Recommendation: Room Temperature, Let it Breathe
Varietal: Cabernet Sauvignon


After getting my new Linksys WiFi router, I had to go around updating all the WiFi connected devices. For the most part, things went fairly smoothly and I never had to read any manuals. That is, until I got to the Tado Smart AC controller.
Use your smartphone to connect to this WiFi. When you are connecting, you will see left/right arrows on the Tado LED screen.
You will see the screen shown below. It will not re-size automatically so you may have to pinch-zoom to see it properly.
Now enter the SSID (the name of your WiFi you are trying to connect to), and the password you assigned to your WiFi.
The Tado will show a WiFi icon, then when connected properly, it will show an earth and checkmark icon.
Compared to other apps and devices, this is easily the most complicated procedure that I had to go through. In fact, I'm not sure the average person could do this procedure properly.
Don't get me wrong. I still love my Tado and use it all the time. But clearly, not everything about it is ready for prime time yet.


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Wednesday's letters: Electric vehicles aren't a panacea
An Electric Autonomous Vehicle (ELA), in Edmonton Tuesday Oct. 24, 2018.	David_Bloom David Bloom / David Bloom/Postmedia
Re. "Natural gas isn't so green after all," Letters, Jan. 4
Micheal D. Sawyer is quite correct that LNG is not is as environmentally green as advertised. But neither are electric vehicles, the environmentalists' false panacea.
The Union of Concerned Scientists stated in their report analyzing electric vehicles that "for larger, longer-range EVs that travel more than 250 miles per charge, the manufacturing emissions can be as much as 68 per cent higher" (than conventional vehicles).
They also note that the electricity used to charge these vehicles still mostly comes from greenhouse-gas sources.
The current carbon tax will do nothing to reduce Canada's carbon emissions. People and goods still need to be transported, so the cost of goods will just be raised to cover the tax.
Not to mention that with the U.S., China, Russia and India doing nothing to curb their emissions, we're just shooting ourselves in the foot by taxing carbon here. Our 1.8-per-cent contribution to the world carbon footprint is nothing compared to negligent countries and global events like Amazon rain forests and Australian forests burning. Why are we killing our economy with a tax lie?
R.C. Rolf, Edmonton
Renewable energy also has costs
According to Micheal D. Sawyer, from the exploration, production, and all the steps to the final use of the natural gas, LNG is not environmentally friendly. And he is right.
Other options for energy production will have a similar effect on the environment. The real cost of wind energy is similar to the environmental impact as the use of natural gas. To build wind turbines requires a large amount of steel. The steel production needs mining and smelting, which in themselves are highly polluting functions.
In use, wind energy has a small carbon footprint. However, from start to finish, the environmental impact of wind energy is high, and it is all before any power is generated. At the end, its design life is 25 years.
Similar is the case of solar power; its manufacturing and installation leave their footprint. Electric cars and cordless gadgets will have their problem, one day, when the time will come to dispose of or recycle all the batteries, not counting the environmental cost of making the batteries.
There is a cost to everything. There is no such thing as free lunch. Every solution ends with new problems.
Kuldip S. Riar, Edmonton
Private health designed for profit
Re. "Rationing is no cure for Alberta's health-care issues," Danielle Smith, Jan. 3
Amazing. Danielle Smith paid $2,300 (not out-of-pocket, but through a travel insurance company) for about $3.50 worth of medicine in a syringe. A nurse practitioner could have diagnosed her bursitis and injected the joint in 30 minutes or less.
The total "bill" would have been under $100 if this health problem happened in Alberta, and it would have been fixed the same day that she went to a mediclinic or nurse practitioner clinic here.
Our public system would have avoided the cost of an unnecessary cardiac workup and tying up an orthopedic specialist for a simple inflamed elbow or shoulder. I am actually surprised that she did not also see a lung specialist, kidney specialist, and have her head examined there, as for-profit health care is designed to make money for the private doctor and private organization.
I feel for her, as anyone in pain needs attention. That is why we have a public health-care system; it looks after everyone, not just those with deep pockets or private insurance.
Donna Wilson, Edmonton
Bike gang supporter naive
Re. "Man arrested after refusing to remove Hells Angels hoodie at WEM loses appeal," Jan. 4
Somebody should educate Paul Sussman about the acts that the Hells Angels have been involved in and see if he still supports the club.
Bruce Heringa, Edmonton
Threatening cultural sites is barbaric
People the world over reacted with dismay and anger when the Taliban leadership ordered the destruction of the Buddhas of Bamyan in 2001.
Just lately, U.S. President Trump is contemplating like destruction of the UNESCO-designated cultural sites of Iran.
In both cases each party is able to do so because no power on earth can prevent them from doing it and exult in their gesture of contempt.
It's up to the reader to decide whether the deployment of militarized violence at civil infrastructure such as schools, hospitals, power plants et cetera — no matter by whom and irrespective of belief system — is congruent with the definition of barbarism.
Robert Wilde, Edmonton
Dental fee hikes aren't helpful
Re. "Dental fee guide calls for increases," Dec. 10
A four-per-cent fee hike, Really? Albertans are facing continued fiscal restraints; is this really a prudent way to help your fellow man?
Oral health is part of overall health; that is what you are taught throughout your training. You say your costs have gone up and you feel you are justified raising your fees. Costs are up for all Albertans; wages have not gone up. We must all learn to live within our means — so should you.
An average middle-income person with dental coverage still would likely pay out-of-pocket about $200-plus for a check-up/cleaning. Multiply that by a family of four and that's a lot of money for an average person, let alone those who have no coverage.
Here's a suggestion: If every dentist took one day and helped one person receive the dental care they needed at a reduced cost or pro bono, just imagine the good you would do.
H.H. Kohel, St Albert
What is right move against terrorists?
Re. "Why killing Soleimani was short-sighted," Opinion, Jan. 7
Mr. Gurski mentions nothing about the killing of the American contractor and the raid on the American embassy before Christmas. Instead, he outlines his own short-sighted reasons based on history and his opinion that Iran is a secondary player in the terrorism environment of today.
Are the lives of those killed by its actions secondary? By apologizing for Iran and criticizing the U.S. president, Mr. Gurski exposes sympathies for any terrorist act organized by Iran regardless of the severity of those acts and the hundreds of lives lost because of Soleimani and the thugs he led.
Saying the killing of this Iranian is the wrong move at the wrong time leaves the reader wondering why Mr. Gurski doesn't tell us when is the right time and what is the right move against terrorists.
His sympathies for a second-rate terrorist and his lack of sympathy for the hundreds of American lives lost and those that would have been lost, make Gurski out to be a second-rate analyst in the second-rate world power that Canada is. If Gurski's analysis is the level and quality of intelligence that Canada produces, then thank God we are allies with the U.S.
Nick Palliser, St. Albert
Wexit raises painful memories
From 1963 to 1966, my soldier husband and I were in Germany as part of the Canadian contingent of the British Army on the Rhine. His task was to truck supplies to the gate guards at the wall around East Germany.
While I know full well that it would never come to steel , concrete and barbed wire around Alberta, talk of separation is very painful to me.
I don't expect that Wexit will happen, but even the thought is frightening.
Catherine Hart, Edmonton
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British Open: Rory McIlroy matches greats with Hoylake triumph
From Chris Murphy, CNN
updated 10:00 AM EDT, Tue July 22, 2014
Rory McIlroy wins British Open at Hoylake
McIlroy finishes two shots clear of Sergio Garcia and Rickie Fowler
Third major title for 25-year-old from Northern Ireland
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Hoylake (CNN) -- Rory McIlroy is one step away from golfing immortality, but it didn't come easily.
Perhaps that is the way it should be, given the 25-year-old's two-shot victory at the British Open has elevated him into exalted company.
Only two players have completed three legs of a grand slam by that age -- Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods -- a potent pair with 32 majors between them.
Sunday's victory at Hoylake means it is only the U.S. Masters that eludes him, a tournament which inflicted such a cruel fate back in 2011.
Rory McIlroy gets up close and personal with The Claret Jug as he savors his maiden British Open triumph.
Rory McIlroy acknowledges the gallery after holing a crucial birdie putt on the ninth on the way to his British Open triumph.
Sergio Garcia made a strong charge on the front nine and holed his second shot at the second hole for an eagle
Rickie Fowler was never able to mount a significant challenge to playing partner McIlroy but finished strongly for joint second.
McIlroy sinks the winning putt on the 18th at Hoylake to seal his two-shot triumph at the British Open.
McIlroy is just one major away from completing a career grand slam after winning the British Open.
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Read: McIlroy opens six-shot lead after third round
His previous pair -- the U.S. Open in 2011, and the U.S PGA Championship in 2013 -- had both been secured at a canter, eight shots the margin to second best. But not this time.
Out in front by six shots at the start of the day McIlroy stumbled round the links, scrapping and clawing away at the course to maintain his advantage.
His main challenger wasn't playing partner Rickie Fowler but friend and Ryder Cup comrade Sergio Garcia, of Spain, who charged round the first 10 holes in five-under par.
At one stage, McIlroy's lead had been whittled to a mere two shots, but while the Spaniard's nerve wobbled, McIlroy's held. Just.
Garcia took two shots to get out of a green side bunker on the 15th and McIlroy made a birdie on the 16th to stretch his lead to three.
He could even afford to find a bunker on the last for a par-five to finish on 17-under for the championship. Garcia and Fowler finished tied for second on 15-under.
"There was a better player," Garcia said after shooting an impressive 66. "It's as simple as that."
Read: The new love interest in Rory's life
Perhaps this leg of the hat-trick is the one that will give McIlroy greatest satisfaction, given he had to grind his way to the finish line amid the constant strain of pressure and expectation.
His celebration was one that betrayed the relief he felt at getting the job done. Now all that is left is to conquer those demons at Augusta.
After being presented with his prize, McIlroy told reporters: "It feels absolutely incredible.
"I'm happy I gave myself a cushion because there were a lot of guys coming at me especially Sergio and Rickie Fowler.
"Just to be sitting here and looking at this thing and having my name on it, is a great feeling.
"It hasn't sunk in yet and I'm going to enjoy it and let it sink in tonight in the company of my friends and family."
As the 25-year-old himself acknowledged on Saturday, there will be a mountain of hype when he heads to Augusta next April, but for now it is all about McIlroy's transformation on the links.
Read: McIlroy back to best with PGA Championship win
His British Open career was locked in reverse -- finishes of 25 and 60 were followed by a missed cut at Muirfield last year -- but all it took to arrest the decline was a spell of intense practice back at the place he learned the game.
He told CNN prior to the tournament he had been honing his game on the links courses of his native Northern Ireland in preparation for an assault on golf's oldest major.
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Whatever he did worked.
Two opening rounds of 66 were followed by a 68 on Saturday when a scintillating salvo -- two eagles in his closing three holes -- had broken the back of the field and opened up a six-shot lead.
Unless one of those within clawing distance could tear up the course and induce panic, McIlroy could cruise home on the banks of the Wirral Peninsula.
It turns out, pretty much everyone did. His Sunday score was the worst of the top 13 finishers.
While Fowler never managed to get within striking distance -- three late birdies helping him clamber back into joint-second -- Garcia ensured the threat of McIlroy running aground remained constant.
Read: McIlroy hits the front early at Hoylake
Both birdied the opening hole as thunderous applause followed them down the first, ten minutes apart.
But then McIlroy stumbled.
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Bogeys on five and six opened the door, and from the galleries following the group up ahead cheers were thick and frequent.
Garcia, a long-standing crowd favorite, had three birdies to his name as he strolled off the fifth green, and the deficit stood at three.
When McIlroy's approach from the rough at seven pitched on the brow of the bunker and dropped back into the sand, a heavy groan from the gallery told its own story.
He recovered to make his par then sunk a birdie chance at nine to balance his nerves.
Trouble was, a monstrous roar up ahead signaled a Garcia eagle on 10, and the clutch of Spaniards who had made the trip started to believe.
Two fierce blows offered McIlroy the chance to hit straight back, and he duly did.
By this stage Hoylake crackled with tension, as those following the final two groups relayed information to those around them while listening intently to their radios.
A sea of Irish voices that had made their way across the narrow strait between the Emerald Isle and Merseyside became a little more desperate in their pleas.
Read: How Hoylake inspired the Green Jacket
McIlroy offered further encouragement with a dropped stroke at 14 but a run of four consecutive pars, albeit on a tricky stretch of the course, frustrated Garcia -- still searching for his first major at the 63rd time of asking.
His hopes expired on the par three 15th as he found a bunker and took two to emerge. McIlroy, watching from the tee, could breathe a little easier.
Garcia duly birdied the par five 16th, little more than a gimme with a helpful wind blowing off the Dee Estuary, but McIlroy answered straight back with one of his own.
By that stage the questions marks were slowly evaporating.
Read: Rory shares tears with his mum
A par back into the wind on the 17th was secured with a delicate chip from right of the green and though Garcia duly made birdie on the final hole, McIlroy knew the Open was all but his.
Despite firing his approach on 18 into the bunker, he duly carved out his ball and rolled his birdie putt close, tapping in as some 7,000 people surrounding the green hailed their champion.
It was the final shot of a day marked by more low scoring, with 64-year-old American Ryder Cup captain Tom Watson shooting a four-under 68 to finish one one-over.
By contrast, former world number one Tiger Woods closed the tournament on six-over-par and in 69th, his worst ever finish at the oldest major.
Read: Tiger fails to fire at Hoylake
Feast your eyes on some amazing tricks
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If golf has a reputation for being a bit stuffy, then the Bryan brothers and their trick shots are a much-needed blast of fresh air.
From rag trade to golf riches
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Not many people make the leap from teenage market trader to golf pro and fashion entrepreneur, but that's just what Ian Poulter has done.
Top tips to improve your slumber
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"Sleep, as far as mental and physical recovery goes, has never been more important ..." says sport sleep coach Nick Littlehales.
6,000 calories to go the distance
updated 5:24 AM EST, Tue November 4, 2014
Joe Miller is devouring his second steak of the day and the clock has barely nudged 2pm. You need lots of fuel to smash a drive 474 yards.
The feelgood sports story of 2014?
updated 10:49 AM EDT, Mon October 13, 2014
There have been many dark days for Oliver Wilson, but golf's unluckiest loser is finally riding an upward swing of his career roller coaster.
Is this the ultimate hipster sport?
updated 12:48 PM EDT, Tue October 7, 2014
They dress like it's the 1930s and they swing antique equipment that eschews cutting-edge technology -- this is hickory golf.
From Mary Queen of Scots to Rio 2016
updated 12:09 PM EDT, Mon September 15, 2014
CNN's Living Golf focuses on women's golf, charting the growth of the sport from royal pastime to multi-million dollar machine.
The dark arts of golf's glamor girl
updated 4:46 AM EDT, Wed October 1, 2014
"I don't know how to paint happy," says golf's poster girl Michelle Wie. "I think it releases a lot of the darker feelings in me."
Five things we learned from Ryder Cup
updated 8:13 AM EDT, Mon September 29, 2014
If you're a U.S. golf fan, or Tom Watson, look away now.
Selfies rule OK at Ryder Cup
updated 7:18 PM EDT, Thu September 25, 2014
A ban on uploading social media pictures from the course at Gleneagles was dropped for the Ryder Cup.
Ryder wives treated 'like stars'
updated 6:52 AM EDT, Wed September 24, 2014
A spot of shopping, the odd spa day and some serious flag waving. Welcome to the life of a Ryder Cup WAG.
Why golf legend battles with Twitter
updated 9:01 AM EDT, Tue September 23, 2014
Tom Watson has learned plenty in the 21 years since he was last U.S. Ryder Cup captain, but social media is proving to be problematic.
Do you love the U.S. THIS much?
Patriotism will reach fever pitch when the USA and Europe collide in golf's Ryder Cup ... and it looks like Rickie Fowler has let it go to his head.
Ryder Cup: Pride, pressure, ping pong
Pressure is inescapable in the cauldron of Ryder Cup competition -- pressure and ping pong.
Pressure putt that revived a career
Millions of golf fans were watching on television with great anticipation. All Martin Kaymer could think about was getting his phone out.


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General Discussion - At what point did you start having trouble learning new characters? What did you do?
At what point did you start having trouble learning new characters? What did you do?
Posted by 427Cobra May 24, 2011 in the Group General Discussion .
I have found as I hit the 1.5k"ish" character mark it is becoming increasingly difficult to remember words. In the beginning they all looked different - now I need to train myself to catch subtle differences, an extra stroke or change in radical. Who knows maybe I am just dumb but it seems somewhere near 2,000 characters learning new characters is increasingly difficult. Would be glad to know if this is common and what are some ways to overcome this!


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Francis S. Y. Lee, M.D., Ph.D. Specialties: Psychiatry, Adult Psychiatry
Specialties: Psychiatry, Adult Psychiatry
About Francis S. Y. Lee, M.D., Ph.D.
Dr. Francis Lee obtained an MD and PhD from the University of Michigan, followed by Psychiatry residency training at Payne Whitney Clinic, Weill Cornell Medical College. He completed further postdoctoral training in molecular neuroscience at the Skirball Institute, New York University and the University of California, San Francisco.Dr. Lee is the Chairman of the Department of Psychiatry at Weill Cornell Medicine and the Psychiatrist-in-Chief at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. Dr. Lee directs a laboratory whose main area of research is in basic molecular and neural mechanisms that are relevant to neuropsychiatric disorders. In particular, his research is focused on using genetic models to delineate the role of growth factors, such as BDNF, in complex behaviors related to the pathophysiology and treatment of affective disorders.
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Could be the eyesight, memory lapse, or achy knees, hips, shoulder…and in my case, lately, of all things, the heels. Having enjoyed fast walking as my #1 form of exercise, and changing out my athletic shoes twice a year, the strange, piercing pain sent me straight to the internet. I self-diagnosed plantar fasciitis.
New inserts in my shoes have helped tremendously. Rolling my foot gently over a cold pack gives temporary relief. But as pain persists, I've made adjustments.
One of my favorites is a handy tool called a rebounder. It's maybe five feet in circumference and looks like a mini-trampoline. First, I stretch really well: deep knee bends; fingertips to floor from an upright position with slightly bent knees, and straightening… you get the idea. I've also discovered how important it is for me to stretch AFTER a workout. The jogger provides great cardio workout and is reported to be beneficial for the endocrine systems (all that gravitational pull) and I can last for about thirty minutes. Plus, it provides low-impact exercise, and my heels don't seem to mind.
I've also discovered when new muscles are being used, they may start screaming at me. With no warning whatsoever, my left underarm became sore. No clear understanding as to why, I began to worry the pain could be associated with my breast (close by) so I performed self-examinations for several days straight (no bumps, lumps or soreness there). When I applied gentle pressure into my armpit, there was no lump or bump there. I began wondering if I should report the strange pain to my doctor. But the nagging soreness in my arm pit eventually went away. Then it dawned on me: I'm right-handed. I'd begun carrying a large book bag filled with books with the left arm. Had I become that weak? And who knew I had a muscle in my arm pit? Jostling that heavy book bag weight had led to the aggravating soreness. In hopes of avoiding any future strain, I sometimes carry two book bags, one under each arm, for balance. And, I've begun to lift small weights.
Hindrances to my agenda, now that I've reached the age of 60, are becoming commonplace. Skills and abilities I've taken for granted: good eyesight and even my once-good memory, now require new discipline.
Write everything down, especially when a person gives instructions.
Drive only when roads and skies are clear and bright. My increasingly limited vision while driving in the dark—or fog, sleet, rain, or certainly snow–and the windshield wipers only exasperate my problems.
If obstacles to my expected routine cause me anxiety, maybe I've focused on the wrong priorities.
Today, at 60, with the background I have, I consider myself very blessed to be able to maintain a healthy, active lifestyle from, say, 6:00 a.m. until about 8:30 p.m. And with a generally positive attitude of gratitude, especially when I can fit in an hour-long nap in the afternoon.
I love this article Sarah-I'm laughing and smiling cause I can definitely relate!!
It's a fact of our lives! Love you!
Getting older really frightens me sometimes. But your practical approach to recalibrating for the changes really comforted me.
I'm glad you got some pointers. We are in this together. I felt that same support at our 40th high school reunion a couple of years ago. All of my classmates were experiencing the same issues with aging, but honestly, when I looked into their eyes, they were the same eighteen year olds I struggled saying goodbye to when we all left for college. I do love how connected we are and how much strength we have to share, especially the iron-sharpens-iron strength of God!
"If obstacles to my expected routine cause me anxiety, maybe I've focused on the wrong priorities." Amen, sister! But I love the focus verse you used…"but godliness is profitable for all things" – It reminds me to focus on what's important in God's eyes not in mine, or the world's. Thanks, Sarah!


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Piet Grobler was born in Nylstroom, Limpopo Province, South Africa, and grew up on a a farm in Warmbaths area, the eldest of five children. He studied theology at the University of Pretoria and was a minister of religion from 1985 to 1989. Following that he studied graphic design and journalism and worked as a graphic designer and editor in the field of advertising and publications.
Piet has been a free-lance artist and illustrator since 1996. Now a well-established artist, he has won many national and international prizes. These include a silver medal at the Noma Concours in 1997 for Here I Am (1996), the Octogone de Chine in 1999 and the Primo Alpi Apuane in 2000 for Carnival of the Animals (1998) as well as the Tiene Holloway Medal in 1997 for Rhinocephants on the Roof (1996).
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General is doing very well. We had our last 'route' in Morristown yesterday. We went to the Morris County courthouse; through the security arch, up and down stairs, rounded tight corners, worked through narrow and busy hallways and even saw a prisoner! General nailed all of these tasks or 'obstacles' if you will, as well as escalators and revolving doors. He is a great shopper too…thankfully!
At the end of the day he got a B+ because a made a couple of little errors (this is normal for all new guides). I think we all forget how stressful this work is for new puppies! I say puppies because the average age of the dogs in my class is 20 months. I think they are doing an awesome job considering!
After all of his hard work, these dogs need some play time and relaxation!


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What happens when a user mode task is interrupted ? I know for a fact that the CPU switches to the kernel mode stack by refring the TSS. But when and how does the kernel switches to the IRQ stack?
Are interrupts used to signify that output is ready or input has completed?
how to use ftrace to function_trace a kernel modules interrupt?
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How does the kernel scheduler know how to pre-empt a process?
Why does nohup command interrupt?
Is there a way to route interrupts from two Ethernet interfaces to separate cores?
Can a hardware generating too many interruptions monopolize a CPU?
Shielding CPU from scheduler - How to move bound kernel threads from cores?
Regarding /proc/interrupts what are MIS and ERR?
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why local CPU must have interrupts enabled, otherwise kernel preemption is not performed?
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Who will run HDFC Bank, soon India's second largest company?
Image: REUTERS/Rupak De Chowdhuri
Mimansa Verma
India's biggest-ever merger—HDFC with HDFC Bank—has triggered a churn in the country's financial sector.
On April 4, the board of the housing finance firm Housing Development Finance Corporation (HDFC) approved the merger of its wholly-owned subsidiaries HDFC Investments and HDFC Holdings with the private lender, HDFC Bank.
HDFC Bank was launched in 1994 as a subsidiary of HDFC. The housing finance firm itself was incorporated in 1944 and has been one of India's foremost private mortgage financiers. HDFC Bank, on the other hand, too, has grown into one of the country's largest private banks, with 6.23 lakh crore rupees ($82.4 billion) assets under management at the end of December 2021.
Their combined market value now will come to Rs14.2 lakh crore, becoming India's second-largest company after Reliance Industries (Rs18.01 lakh crore).
While Sashidhar Jagdishan, managing director and CEO of HDFC Bank, will continue to lead the merged entity, it is not clear what role Keki Mistry, vice-chairman and CEO of HDFC, will play post-merger.
"As far as Mistry is concerned, he is 67 years old. So, he may have a year or year and a half to be a director on the board of the bank. He will not be a full-time executive and he does not want to be a full-time executive, not that we don't want him," Deepak Parekh, HDFC chairman, said during a press meet.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) bars people aged beyond 75 years to be on the board of a bank.
The entire process of regulatory approvals for the merger will unfold over the next 12-18 months and is likely to conclude by the fiscal year ending March 2024. The issues, ranging from compulsory reserve requirements, management structure, governance regulations, and technology spending, among others, still need to be discussed.
The merger is aimed at adjusting to the changing landscape, especially the digital one, of India's banking sector amid competition from fintech companies and tech-adept non-banking finance institutions, experts say.
What will happen to the shareholders?
Post-merger, HDFC will no longer be HDFC Bank's parent company. The private lender will be fully owned by public shareholders, according to a filing with the stock exchanges (pdf). Shareholders of the home loan firm will acquire 41% of HDFC Bank.
Overall, the shareholders stand to gain from the merger as the new organisation is likely to earn more profits in the long term due to its large combined balance sheets.
"The merger will provide the combined entity more efficiencies of scale and will bring down costs, thereby benefiting shareholders of both entities," said Rishad Manekia, founder of Kairos Capital.
However, analysts expect near-term challenges, pertaining to regulatory hurdles.
The RBI, for one, may not approve the extent of insurance operations the bank will take over post-merger. Therefore, changing the company structure into a holding company could be one way, but it would impact the balance sheet of the new company adversely, Reuters reported.
"If a holding company structure is enforced then the equation changes. The cost goes up as stamp duties and taxes will go up," Macquarie Research said in a note.
What does the merger mean for the HDFC twins?
HDFC Bank does not offer home loans. This merger with HDFC, hence, will help it cross-sell products to a larger customer base. It is expected to result in significant market gains for the private lender, given that HDFC is the issuer of mortgages to over half the home buyers in India, according to S&P Global Ratings.
"The bank's cost advantage will make the housing loan business much more competitive amid the rising dominance of banks in the segment," Emkay Global Financial Services said in a report.
Further, HDFC's loans will get cheaper since the cost of borrowing is relatively lower at commercial banks. This will expand its balance sheet, enabling the new entity to underwrite big-ticket loans.
"The Indian economy will benefit from larger investment by the merged entity in large infra projects. India will have a large global bank," said VK Vijayakumar, chief investment strategist at Kochi-based investment services company Geojit Financial Services.


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The UK Special Edition Flow Fitness TM2.5 Treadmill comes with a blistering maximum speed of 20km/h, but what puts it into a different league from other treadmills in its price range is that it comes with a max user weight 150KG and the state-of-the-art Xsorb suspension system.
The Flow Fitness TM2.5 Treadmill – UK Special Edition has a maximum speed of 20km/h, which is much higher than the home treadmill standard. Besides this, it has with a huge maximum user weight of 150KG and the state-of-the-art Xsorb suspension system. These do not only supply the best possible shock absorption and running comfort, but will also take the stress away from your joints during an intense workout. Whether you are training for the London Marathon or just trying to stay fit: this machine caters to every athlete. The treadmill offers extensive functionality, a clear display, a phone and tablet holder and handgrip controls for speed & incline.
The TM2.5 comes with 15 unique training programmes to give you the option to let the treadmill take control of your workout. This includes 1 manual programme, 10 presets, 2 user based programmes and 2 heart rate based programmes.
Top speed of 21km/h (13.0 mph).
Maximum incline level of 15%.
140 x 50cm (55.1 x 19.7 inches) running deck.
Easy-to-reach handgrip keys to adjust incline or speed.
Max user weight 150KG (330.7 lbs).
High quality X-Sorb shock absorption system.
The state-of-the-art display is your main point of control. Adjust speed, incline and more here.
The treadmill features 15 unique training programmes.
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The display comes with built-in speakers, tablet holder and a charging port.
The Flow Fitness NOW TM2.5 is a machine built to withstand the test of time. The maximum user weight of 150KG is a great indicator of the superior build quality of this machine. We can offer a 6 year warranty on the TM2.5 which covers all parts, the frame & the motor.
The Flow Fitness TM2.5 Treadmill can reach speeds from 1.0km/h to 21.0 km/h, adjustable in 0.1km/h increments – ideal for an occasional interval workout or a final sprint in your workout. The incline motor can deliver 15 incline levels, giving you complete control over your workout. Adjust your speed & incline on the main display or with the handgrip keys on the treadmill arms.
The large running deck of a full 140 x 50 cm offers safety and comfort while running. Even at high speeds when your steps are less controlled, there is plenty of space. The TM2.5 features the X-Sorb shock absorption system which is design to keep your leg joints protected from stress while running.
The Flow Fitness NOW TM2.5 has a foldaway running deck, this makes it easy to store away the treadmill and save space when the treadmill is not in use. Once folded, the measurements are 130 x 90 x 168cm (51.2 x 35.5 x 66.2 inches). The folded treadmill can be moved around by its two transport wheels positioned in front of the frame.
The TM2.5 Treadmill has heart rate sensors on the handrails, speakers, a tablet holder & a charging port. Connect your device via the USB port and listen to your favourite workout playlist.
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After scouring the internet and comparing reviews we decided on the Flow Fitness TM2.5. We couldn't be happier. It's quiet, has plenty of speed settings and inclines for all levels of fitness. It's brilliant and the service from the moment I placed the order to delivery was brilliant.
Very pleased with the treadmill and the service provided by the Fitness Equipment NI. I needed to buy treadmill after I started working extra hours and couldn't make it to the gym as much as I want.
The damping system is a lifesaver for my bad knee and the speakers & tablet holder are so handy for when I want to watch something while training.
When I first bought this treadmill I was 20 stone (I've lost 2 stone since buying, thank god!) and I was having difficulty finding a treadmill that was capable of carrying my weight at a reasonable price. The flow fitness 2.5 is now my prized possession, I do my best to use it daily and I can't complain about the results.
I absolutely love running outdoors, it's my favourite way to clear my head after a long day at work but once the cold weather comes in however, I'm known to retire to my sofa as soon as I get home. I decided to invest in a treadmill this time around so that I can stay in shape during the colder months.
I had looked at a few on various websites like amazon & argos, and despite seeming like perfectly good machines, I knew fairly little about the brands and the warranties provided seemed weak by comparison once found the Flow Fitness TM2.5.
The TM2.5 has everything I need for a great run. I love that it has so many options for incline & speed as well as all the programmes that come with the machine. I'm a huge gadget geek so I also love that I can connect my phone to the machine whenever I want but my favourite feature of all has got to be the heart rate control. It's super accurate so I've started shaping my entire workout around the heart rate control feature.
Researched extra thoroughly when choosing a treadmill and I'm incredibly glad I went with this one! Really robust & well built, very powerful motor which makes the machine actually feel like gym standard! Superb customer service and delivery! Very happy!
Great piece of kit. Solid build quality. Does exactly what I need it to.
Was cheapest place on the web in Northern Ireland at time of purchase.
I love how easy it is to use, the quick keys on the handlebars are such a fine idea, and I am safe in the knowledge that I have a great warranty on this machine.
Fantastic treadmill. I love the cushioning system, delivery was quick, installation was efficient and fitness equipment NI's sales team could not be more helpful.
I bought the 18 kilometre per hour version after my wife dropped a few hints that I was getting a little bit chunky!
I have found that there aren't that many treadmills that come with 6 year warranty, which is one of the reasons I love the TM2.5 so much. And I needed one that could fold away nicely so I wouldn't trip over it. Not only this but I really love the colours on this treadmill, it's wonderfully designed.
Speaking as a frequent treadmill user and a lover of running in general, I've ran 2 marathons in the past 2 years, this is one of the better machines I've used for preparing myself for races. Some time ago, I decided to sell off my last treadmill and get something with a more extensive warranty, in my experience products with long warranties are generally the most durable, to get ready for another marathon this Summer.
I've owned the TM2.5 for 2 months now and there are a few reasons why it's my favourite out of all the treadmills I've owned. I should also clarify that I bought the 20KPH UK model.
The Xsorb system is a leader in the fitness market for protecting the my joints during a run.
The quick keys on the handles & the monitor are super tactile and make changing speed or incline as seamless as possible.
I rarely use the maximum speed of 20 kilometers per hour but knowing that it's there is fantastic if I ever want to really push myself. Few treadmills in this price window can reach a speed like 20KPH or 18KPH.
Warranties that last as long as 6 years are extremely rare.
If the built-in monitor isn't enough for you, you can also connect your phone or tablet to give you an extra dimension to your workout. I regularly use the Kinomap & Run on Earth apps and I love them. You can play music through the treadmill's speaker's too!


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We have to renovate our club's tennis court. It's been a long time since the court was built. We are having a clay court but most areas got cracked and it has become difficult to play. So we are planning for renovating the surface and make use of modern technologies. Different construction techniques are used for different purposes. Can anyone tell me which one would be suitable for a club's tennis court?
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Q: Foreman start and hide the web process output I'm using Foreman to run my Rails 4 application, and I'm getting duplicate output. Web shows pretty much the same info as Log.
Can I run foreman and just hide the Web output?

My procfile:
web: bundle exec passenger start -p $PORT --max-pool-size 3
log: tail -f ./log/development.log

A: The entries in your Procfile are just commands to run and you can tinker with them the same way you would on the command line.
So you could redirect all of the stdout for your web process to /dev/null (looks like you might be on a *nix system):
web: bundle exec passenger start -p $PORT --max-pool-size 3 > /dev/null


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Avenatti Accused of Embezzling Nearly $2M That NBA Player Paid Ex: Report
Prosecutors allege Avenatti never gave Alexis Gardner a copy of the settlement agreement and hid Whiteside's inital payment from her
By Jason Parker
Published Apr 22, 2019 at 9:18 AM | Updated at 9:43 AM EDT on Apr 22, 2019
Michael Avenatti Allegedly Embezzled Millions from Ex of Miami Heat Star Hassan Whiteside
http://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/national-international/Celebrity-Lawyer-Michael-Avenatti-Embezzled-Millions-From-Ex-Girlfriend-of-Miami-Heat-Star-Hassan-Whiteside-Report-508888311.html
The Los Angeles Times is reporting that the celebrity lawyer funneled over $2.5 million from the ex-girlfriend of the Miami Heat star after a settlement in which he was supposed to just get $1 million.
(Published Monday, April 22, 2019)
Celebrity lawyer Michael Avenatti is accused of embezzaling nearly $2 million from the ex-girlfriend of Miami Heat star Hassan Whiteside after negotiating a settlement between the two, the Los Angeles Times reported Sunday.
According to the paper, Whiteside agreed to pay Alexis Gardner $3 million after their breakup, with Avenatti, who represented Gardner at the time, entitled to $1 million in legal fees.
A federal court indictment claims Whiteside wired Avenatti $2.75 million in January 2017 and was scheduled to pay the remaining $250,000 in November of 2020. But instead of deducting his fee and giving Gardner the remainder of the payment, Avenatti allegedly took $2.5 million and bought a share of a private jet, prosecutors allege in an April 10 indictment of the lawyer by a federal grand jury in California.
The Times reported the 36-count federal indictment, which charges Avenatti with a slew of financial crimes, identifies Whiteside as "Individual 1" and Gardner as "Client 2."
Avenatti Released on Bond, Says He'll Be 'Fully Exonerated'
Michael Avenatti did not enter a plea and was released on $300,000 bond, but it's not the end of his legal issues as he faces coast-to-coast charges. Gus Rosendale reports.
(Published Sunday, March 31, 2019)
According to the Times, Avenatti never gave Gardner a copy of the settlement agreement and hid Whiteside's inital payment from her. Prosecutors alleged Avenatti told Gardner the initial payment from Whiteside was for his share of legal fees and that her payments would be made in monthly installments over an eight-year period, according to the indictment.
Avenatti made 11 payments to Gardner between March 15, 2017 and June 18, 2018, totaling $194,000, according to the paper. After Avenatti stopped making payment, prosecutors alleged he told Gardner that Whiteside had skipped installments and "was working on obtaining the missing monthly settlement payments."
Whiteside and Gardner confirmed the settlement to the Times, telling the paper in a joint statement that the deal "reflected Alexis' investment of time and support over a number of years as Hassan pursued a career in the NBA."
"It is unfortunate that something that was meant to be kept private between us is now being publicly reported," they added. "We have both moved on amicably and wish nothing but the best for each other."
Avenatti, who rose to fame after representing adult film star Stormy Daniels in her case against President Donald Trump, said in a statement to the Times that "No monies were ever embezzled from anyone."
"I look forward to all of the relevant documents and facts being presented at trial," he said.
The Southern California indictment alleges Avenatti embezzled from five clients, including a paraplegic man and Gardner, and deceived them by shuffling money between accounts to pay off small portions of what they were due to lull them into thinking they were getting paid.
The 48-year-old is also charged with not paying personal income taxes, not paying taxes for his various businesses, including two law firms, and pocketing payroll taxes from the Tully's Coffee chain that he owned, the indictment said.
He is also facing charges in a separate federal case in New York for his alleged involvement in an extortion plot against Nike.