VHF with DSC, AIS, and GPS!
I definitely have my eye on the SH GX2200 and the remote mic to replace my Icom M422. It is a good solution for me to meet my current AIS needs and to get Class D DSC capability.
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Of course a transceiver is better than a receiver.... one does one thing and one does both. Tell you what, you send me the extra cash, and I will install a new DSC VHF and a new class B transceiver! I'll even take a bunch of pics of it and post them here.
Not sure about the reliance on one unit thing, after all it's not like we don't have several VHF's and GPS's onboard now. This would just be a nice primary layer that provides good functionality and integration. Better communication is never a bad thing, and I think it would be pretty sweet to be able to DSC call someone that was showing up on AIS on my remote.
My post wasn't meant to be a debate about receiver or transceiver, or integrating vs standalone units, since we've done that here on CF many times. It was just sharing new product news of interest to perhaps a few of the cruising community.
For four hundred bucks, seems a good solution to me. Was suppose to come out in January, now they are saying February. We'll see.
While I have come to appreciate the value of an AIS tranciever, it is certainly better for a boat to be equipped with a receiver then without.
I applaud Standard Horizon for making this model available. I wrote them an email, and posted a request here, that they do this back when I installed my 2150 aboard Faith. The additon of the GPS chip just makes installation a little bit easier, and adds another level of redundancy.... I especially like that they came in at the same price point as the 2150.
Should they integrate a tranciever also? Yes, of course they should.. And I bet they do.
Just a reminder, Standard Horizon has a rep that frequents this board to answer questions and help troubleshoot problems. I you want it, might help to ask.
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I think they got it backwards. Instead of a VHF with AIS, they should make a chartplotter with an AIS transceiver with a VHF inside that. The tiny screen on a VHF is pretty useless for AIS info, IMHO.
I do believe this will give you the ability to overlay the info on OpenCPN or others, so it can be done. To me I'm buying a new dsc capable/seperate GPS/ VHF that just so happens to display AISn provides collision avoidance. Bit of a no brainer if in the market for a new VHF., which we are.
Great point. It's the INTEGRATION, stupid!
Still gives CPA with alarm and displays the vessels info, push button connectivity, and should quite easily be integrated into OpenCPN. Mine should be here this week. Ive got autopilot and soon AIS into OpenCPN. Last part of my puzzle is a BR24 to integrate radar.
I recently received my Standard Horizon GX 2200 from Defender. I wired it temporarily to test it out and familiarize myself with the unit. The GPS took less than a minute to acquire a position from inside the cabin (fiberglass boat). The AIS displayed about 10 targets from around the area (I am currently in Brunswick, Georgia). The user interface was easy to figure out utilizing both soft and hard keys. The CPA alarm was quite loud, not to be mistaken for any other boat noise. The alarm has multiple settings between .5 nm and 30 nm. I needed a new VHF and am not budgeting for an AIS transceiver, so this unit made a lot of since. For a couple hundred dollars more than a very basic fixed VHF, the 2200 offers a lot of very nice extras. However, I encourage everyone else to get AIS transceivers, preferably the more powerful class A, so that you will show up on my VHF radio!
I concur, and am evaluating the Vesper and Digital Yacht offerings for the option of "being seen" when we want that to happen.
But as the belt and suspenders logic prevails aboard, I have no objection to having AIS receive only on the VHF as it allows a quick way to see the MMSI of Very Large Ship Approaching and to give them a hail to see if they are aware of you without coming off the deck. I would not necessarily have the AIS transponder on unless I was approaching a busy harbour or crossing a TSS, which is where I think AIS is a huge advantage to the yachtsman.
I'm getting a SH GX2200 this week, in fact. It seems identical to the 2150, save that it's gone a 66-channel GPS instead of a 12-channel, which seems a minor improvement, but should allow quicker acquisitions.
I have a pilothouse and will actually have use for the loudhailer option. Beats yelling out the hatch.
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Thanks for the review. They are very new units, but I have a lot of SH stuff (including an unkillable handheld from the '90s) and find them quite reliable. I intend to use external antennas/receivers as it's a steel boat with an aluminum roof in the pilothouse.
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"He was flanked by minor initiates, in their white robes, with shaven heads. Initiates do not eat meat, or beans. They are trained in the mysteries of mathematics. They converse among themselves in archaic Gorean, which is no longer spoken among the people. Their services, too, are conducted in this language. Portions of the services, however, are translated into contempory Gorean."
"The initiates are an almost universal, well-organized, industrious caste. They have many monasteries, holy places and temples. An initiate may often travel for hundreds of pasangs, and, each night, find himself in a house of initiates. They regard themselves as the highest caste, and in many cities, are so regarded generally. There is often a tension between them and the civil authorities, for each regards himself as supreme in matters of policy and law for their district. The initiates have their own laws, and courts, and certain of them are well versed in the laws of the initiates. Their education, generally, is of little obvious practical value, with its attention to authorized exegeses of dubious, difficult texts, purporting to be revelations of Priest-Kings, the details and observances of their own calendars, their interminable involved rituals and so on, but paradoxically, this sort of learning, impractical though it seems, has a subtle practical aspect. It tends to bind initiates together, making them interdependent, and muchly different from common men. It sets them apart, and makes them feel important and wise, and specially privileged. There are many texts, of course, which are secret to the caste, and not even available to scholars generally. In these it is rumored there are marvelous spells and mighty magic, particularly if read backwards on certain feast days. Whereas initiates tend not to be taken with great seriousness by the high castes, or the more intelligent members of the population, except in matters of political alliance, their teachings and purported ability to intercede with Priest-Kings, and further the welfare of their adherents, is taken with great seriousness by many of the lower castes. And many men, who suspect that the initiates, in their claims and pretensions, are frauds, will nonetheless avoid coming into conflict with the caste. This is particularly true of civil leaders who do not wish the power of the initiates to turn the lower castes against them. And, after all, who knows much of Priest-Kings, other than the obvious fact that they exist. The invisible barrier about the Sardar is evidence of that, and the policing, by flame death, of illegal weapons and inventions. The Gorean knows that there are Priest-Kings. He does not, of course, know their nature. That is where the role of the initiates becomes most powerful, The Gorean knows there are Priest-Kings, whoever or whatever they maybe. He is also confronted with a socially and economically powerful caste that pretends to be able to intermediate between Priest-Kings and common folk. What if some of the claims of Initiates should be correct? What if they do have influence with Priest-Kings?
The common Gorean tends to play it safe and honor the Initiates.
He will, however, commonly, have as little to do with them as possible.
This does not mean that he will not contribute to their temples and fees for placating Priest-Kings.
The attitude of Priest-Kings toward Initiates, as I recalled, having once been in the Sardar, is generally one of disinterest. They are regarded as being harmless. They are taken by many Priest-Kings as an evidence of the aberrations of the human kind.
Incidentally, it is a teaching of the initiates that only initiates can obtain eternal life. The regimen for doing this has something to do with learning mathematics, and with avoiding the impurities of meat and beans. This particular teaching of the initiates, it is interesting to note, is that least taken seriously by the general population. The Gorean feeling generally is that there is no reason why initiates or only initiates, should live forever. Initiates, though often feared by lower castes, are also regarded as being a bit odd, and often figure in common, derisive jokes. No female, incidentally, may become an Initiate. It is a consequence, thusly, that no female can obtain eternal life. I have often thought that the Initiates, if somewhat more clever, could have a much greater power than they posses on Gor. For example, if they could fuse their superstitions and lore, and myths, with a genuine moral message of one sort or another, they might appeal more seriously to the general population: if they spoke more sense people would be less sensitive to, or disturbed by, the nonsense; further, they should teach that all Goreans might, by following their rituals, obtain eternal life; that would broaden the appeal of their message, and subtly utilize the fear of death to further their projects; lastly, they should make greater appeal to women than they do, for, in most Gorean cities, women, of one sort or another, care for and instruct the children in the crucial first years. That would be the time to imprint them, while innocent and trusting, at the mother's or nurse's knee, with superstitions which might, in simpler brains, subtly control then the length of their lives. So simple an adjustment as the promise of eternal life to women who behaved in accordance with their teachings, instructing the young and so on, might have much effect. But the initiates, like many Gorean castes, were tradition bound. Besides, they were quite powerful as it was. Most Goreans took with some seriousness their claim to be able to placate and influence Priest-Kings. That was more than they needed for considerable power."
"How hard to me, and cruel, seemed the face of the High Initiate. How rich they were, the initiates, and how little they did. The peasant tilled his fields, the fisherman went out in his boat, the merchant risked his capital. But the initiate did none of these things. Rather he lived by exploiting the superstitions and fears of simpler men. I had little doubt but that the High Initiate had long seen through his way of life, if he had not at first. Surely now he was no simple novice. But he had not changed his way of life. He had not gone to the fields, nor to the fishing banks, nor to the market. He had remained in the temple. I studied his face. It was not that of a simple man, or that of a fool. I had little doubt that the initiate knew full well what he was doing I had little doubt but what he knew that he knew as little as others of Priest-Kings, ands was as ignorant as others. And yet still he sat upon his throne, in the gilded temple, amid the incense, the ringing of the sistrum, the singing of boys."


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Essay about London Society and Space
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London: Society and Space
Professor Alastair Owens
Carefully Regulated Space for Pleasure and Leisure
In the 19th century, London's transformation as a commercial metropolis was just beginning. It experienced unparalleled growth in population and economic success. The West
End of London was becoming a social hub introducing a new particular kind of leisure and pleasure for men as well as for women. Although Victorian London was divided in many ways in terms of social and economic classes, throughout the 19th century, its gendered urban space was experiencing a whole new revolution. In this metamorphosis of the West End socially and aesthetically, it gave women way to enter the public sphere through participating as spenders in the increasingly growing capitalistic space of the city. An important distinction should be made that the elite were the majority enjoying the newly found pleasures of this transforming place.
Within the respective genders, classes and social hierarchy still existed. The emergence of a commercial world such as the materialization of the first department stores in the West End, may have challenged the boundaries of women in their roles in the city but it also highlighted the increasing tensions between the other "monstrous class" and the aristocratic elite.
Women we finally able to enjoy the simple "pleasures of urban living" by participating as a consumer in what was originally a "man's world." This began in the late 19th century, when the city became a much more attractive place for a woman to be. For example, the emergence of department stores were not without opposition but in the end, these "stores" that have a wider
selection of goods, will include items that would cater to everybody, include women. According to Erika Rappaport "large scale retailing and rapid urbanization became identified with shifting class, gender and commercial norms."
The launch of a mass consumption culture has begun. It not only provoked social norms and traditional urban culture, it laid a foundation that we can still see today. William Whitely, the very first owner of the department store, who later came to be known as the "Universal Provider" was one of the few examples on how the commercial transformation of the West End has an equalizing undertone especially between the public and the private spheres and the respective genders that are suppose to "occupy" them. In addition to this, movements about the lack of women's lavatories in the city were started. This shows that increasing presence of women in the city, in the public sphere, were not only attracting attention but they were starting to provoke the standards and boundaries of the masculine public sphere. During the walk, the public sphere was mentioned to be a " free space to exercise power and authority" which is being challenged by the creation the "commercial West End." Because women are now allowed in these "spaces" a criticism that targets Whitely and advocates of adding more lavatories for women had the message of the increasing tensions not only between gender identities but also class as these developments would deny "the essential distinction between respectable and immoral women."
The social hierarchy that the elite preserves is now being challenged. This reiterates that the transformation of the West End affect impacted…
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I'm what you might call a "quotes person." I love great quotes. From Jane Austen to Jack Handy to Bible verses, I have different quotes scribbled in my planner and other notebooks. Some are uplifting, some thought-provoking, and others humorous. The act of writing down quotes to refer to later, in my mind, is like gathering little scraps of wisdom or humor to create a literary collage.
In typical 21st century style, I retweeted the pearl of wisdom and posted it as my Facebook status. My friend Kora, also a quotes kind of gal, immediately commented that she was going to "steal" it for her status as well. Other friends "Liked" the quote almost as soon as I hit the "Post" button.
This quote perfectly sums up what so many travelers struggle to explain when asked why they love to travel or why on earth they have wanderlust or, my personal favorite, why they still have the travel bug even after going on a trip. Stevenson hit the nail on the head–we travel for travel's sake.
Indeed, it is the act of traveling–the full experience step by step–that we love. From making travel arrangements to researching the destination to arriving at the airport, each logistic forms part of an adventure. Some of my friends think I'm crazy, but I love airports. I love knowing that it's the place where you go to be transported to anywhere in the world. When I get on the plane and settle into my seat, armed with fashion and celebrity magazines (my favorite guilty pleasure), I feel relaxed and my mind seems to automatically clear. Then, while flying, it feels like you're suspended above the entire world, literally and figuratively. I've had some great moments of clarity and epiphanies on airplanes, probably because my mind truly has a chance to chill.
Travelers appreciate the process of adventure existent in the entire journey to whatever place you're trying to reach. One of my favorite memories is from a time when I was heading from Seoul to Rome via Paris. It was, as Stevenson said, "the great affair of moving." I ate breakfast in Seoul and spoke Korean, grabbed lunch in Paris and attempted to dust off my French, and switched over to Italian upon ordering diner in Rome. Every aspect of that journey was a rush, not just the act of arriving to my final destination.
Perhaps that is why travelers often struggle with that restless urge to take off somewhere far away. In essence, I think Stevenson got it right. We love the thrill of moving, and traveling allows us to do that.


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KWD (Kuwaiti Dinar)
By Cory Mitchell
What is the KWD (Kuwaiti Dinar)?
The Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD) is the national currency of the State of Kuwait.?The dinar name derives from the Roman denarius. The KWD subdivides?into 1000 fils which is a coin used in many Arab countries.
Kuwait is a small nation located between Iraq and Saudi Arabia on the Persian Gulf.
The Kuwaiti dinar (KWD) is the currency of the State of Kuwait, and as of 2019 is the most valuable currency on Earth.
The currency fluctuates in a relatively small range and is pegged to an undisclosed basket of currencies.
Understanding the KWD (Kuwaiti Dinar)
The British introduced the Indian rupee before it was replaced by the Gulf rupee in 1959.
Introduction of the Kuwaiti dinar (KWD) in 1961 was as a replacement for the Gulf rupee. The Gulf rupee was a currency?pegged at parity?to the Indian rupee. Issued in 1959 by the Indian government, the Gulf rupee was?for use outside of India, particularly in the Persian Gulf region. Like the?Indian rupee, the Gulf rupee was pegged to the British pound sterling (GBP).?
In?1961, Kuwait gained independence from the United Kingdom with the end of treaties put in place after the defeat of the Ottoman Empire. Kuwaiti Currency Law created the Kuwaiti Currency Board with the purpose of establishing a Kuwaiti currency. The Kuwaiti Currency Board introduced the Kuwaiti dinar as a replacement for the Gulf rupee. Until 1966, both currencies circulated, but the use of the rupee ended after its?devaluation.
Between 1975 and 2003, the Kuwaiti dinar was pegged?to a weighted currency basket. The content of the currency basket was mandated by the Kuwaiti Currency Board.
In 2003, the KWD was pegged to the US?dollar?(USD) at 0.29963 dinars to the dollar. This valuation continued until 2007 when it was formally re-pegged to an undisclosed basket of currencies.?
As of May 2019, the Kuwaiti dinar was worth about USD 3.29, making it the most valuable money on Earth.
Between 2016 and 2019 the currency was relatively stable, fluctuating between 3.27 and 3.36 USD.
The State of Kuwait has a petroleum product-based economy with more than 80% of government revenues coming from the oil industry. The State of Kuwait is a tax-free country, with one of the lowest unemployment rates in the world. The Kuwait Investment Authority?(KIA) is the oldest sovereign wealth fund in the world, and the investment industry of the country manages more assets than any other member of the Gulf Cooperative Council (GCC), a regional economic and political union.
Issuance of the Kuwaiti Dinar
There have been six official issues of the Kuwaiti dinar banknotes since the first circulation in 1961. There have also been two?commemorative sets circulated.?
The third series, released in 1980 upon the crowning of Emir Jaber al-Ahmad al-Jaber al-Sabah, was in use until Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990. Upon invasion, the Iraqi government installed the Iraqi dinar as the official currency for the area. The?invading Iraqi forces stole?an enormous number of Kuwaiti dinar banknotes. With the liberation of Kuwait, the invalidation of the third dinar issue forced the replacement with the fourth issue of the currency in 1991.
The 1994 series implemented enhanced security features.
The sixth series came in 2014 with bills specially textured so blind and vision-impaired persons can identify them?by touch.
Example of a Kuwaiti Dinar Exchange Rate
Between 2016 and 2019 the Kuwaiti dinar fluctuated between $3.27 and $3.36. That means that it cost between $3.27 and $3.36, US dollars, to buy one Kuwaiti dinar.
The higher rate, 3.36, means that the Kuwaiti dinar appreciated in value, or the US dollar had fallen in value relative to the dinar.
If the rate falls, that means that the Kuwaiti dinar is losing value, or that the US dollar is gaining value relative to it.
Due to its relatively low volatility, and limited global trade, the Kuwaiti dinar is not typically used as a speculative trading instrument. If it were, a trader would attempt to buy near the lower end of its historical range, and try to sell near the top of it. Buying at $3.27 and selling at $3.36—the price range over three years— represents only a 2.75% profit, less fees and commissions. This is why most traders and investors stay away from trading this currency unless they feel a major fundamental shift may be forthcoming which could cause a major shift in the value of the currency.
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    public void propertyTypeTest() throws Exception {
        //when
        final JSONObject schema = mapper.toJsonSchema4(Generic.class);

        //then
        final JSONObject property = schema.getJSONObject("properties").getJSONObject("property");
        final String ref = property.getString("$ref");

        assertThat(ref, equalTo("Iterator"));
    }
}

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Effects of seasonal variation in temperature and cultivar on yield and yield determination of irrigated groundnut (Arachis hypogaea) during the dry season in the Sahel of West Africa
CRSP: Peanut | Region: Sub-Saharan Africa | Topic: Health and Nutrition, Innovation | Database: Publication
B.R. Ntare; J.H. Williams; B.J. Ndunguru
Journal of Agricultural Science
Abstract: In the Sudano-Sahelian zone of West Africa there is potential for groundnut (Arachis hypogaea L.) to be grown as a dry-season crop where irrigation is available. However, there are substantial variations in the temperatures during the post-rainy season that can be expected to influence growth and yield. An experiment at the ICRISAT Sahelian Centre was done in order to study the effect of sowing date on phenology, yield and the processes of yield determination for four groundnut cultivars under irrigation in the dry seasons of 1990/91 and 1991/92. Starting on 15 November, eight sowing dates at 2-weekly intervals were tested. Sowing date significantly affected phenology (time to emergence, flowering and maturity) with groundnut sown in November/December taking the longest time to reach these phenological stages. November and December sowings gave the highest pod yield within each year, despite the lowest crop growth rates (B), and yield declined progressively as sowing occurred later (50% decrease by March) despite increasing B. The observed responses appear to have been due to the effect of temperature differences during the pod-filling phase on partitioning. Partitioning (p) to pods was optimized at c. 30 C, with some indication of cultivar differences in partitioning response to temperature. Across all the environments, cultivars displayed substantial differences in yield stability. When sown late, yields were low and lines with high partitioning were the best. When sown early in the post-rainy season, cultivars with a high B value were the better choices. Plant habit differences and B suggest that radiation interception was a limitation to yield, particularly when the crops were sown in the cool months of the year. However, haulm yield and crop growth rates were not consistently affected by sowing date across the years, and cultivars demonstrated different degrees of stability for B. It is concluded that where pod has a price advantage over fodder, irrigated groundnut for the dry season should be sown in November to allow the crop to develop under the relatively cool temperatures that maximize pod yield. Further agronomic research is suggested to maximize B for individual cultivars for given sowing dates.


Jordy van den Nieuwendijk1 was born in 1985. He studied illustration at the Graphic Lyceum in Rotterdam2, followed by graphic design studies at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague3 from 2007 until 2011. Jordy van den Nieuwendijk lives and works in The Hague.
The last thing van den Nieuwendijk wants is to give his audience too hard of a time. One shouldn't have to think about meaning and purpose of his works, but just have fun looking at them. He makes this possible by using simple colouring, primarily by using the basic colors and a clear drawing style, carried out in crayon, wax crayon, acrylic paint or digital. Also with regards to content van den Nieuwendijk stays true to himself and portrays things, one can connect to easily: people, plants, animals, ornaments. Always with the same easiness and aura of happiness and fun, that all his works convey.
His artworks were not only exhibited throughout the world, but also many brands and magazines noticed his imaginative world, such as the VOGUE,4 Lacoste, the Süddeutsche Zeitung or the New York Times. Since 2014 he also teaches drawing class at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague.


A two-day celebration filled with free family fun atop Lookout Mountain welcomes the arrival of autumn, cooler temperatures and Mother Nature's fabulous display of colors. Set for October 21-22, 2017, Colorfest brings together art, music, food and other activities, offering an exciting fun-filled weekend of entertainment for families to enjoy. Hosted by the Mentone Area Preservation Association (MAPA), the annual event has been a Mentone tradition for decades.
At 2 p.m., the Paws for the Cause Pet Parade hits the streets. Line up is at the Safe Haven Pet Rescue booth (Booth 56), and costumed pets will make their way down Cool Street to the hotel site stage where awards will be given for best costume, most original costume, pet owner look-a-like, best pet trick and judge's choice. Registration fee is a minimum donation of $10 to Safe Haven Pet Rescue.
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Estes programas exemplo do Network Server do
Derby
mostram como obter uma conexão incorporada e várias conexões cliente para o
mesmo banco de dados utilizando o Network Server.
Estes programas mostram, também, como utilizar tanto
<samp class="codeph">DriverManager</samp> quanto <samp class="codeph">DataSource</samp> para obter
conexões cliente.

Para o banco de dados permanecer consistente, somente pode ser acessado
por uma JVM de cada vez.
O driver incorporado é carregado quando o Network Server é
inicializado.
A JVM que inicializa o Network Server pode obter uma conexão incorporada
para o mesmo banco de dados que o Network Server está acessando para
servir os clientes de outras JVM.
Esta solução fornece os benefícios de desempenho do driver incorporado,
e também permite que conexões cliente de outras JVMs se conectem ao mesmo banco
de dados.

Visão geral do programa SimpleNetworkServerSample

Execução do programa SimpleNetworkServerSample

Conexão de um cliente ao Network Server com o programa SimpleNetworkClientSample

Execução do programa SimpleNetworkClientSample

Tópico pai: Programas exemplo para o Network Server do Derby

Referências relacionadas

O programa exemplo NsSample


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package se.cygni.game.transformation;

import org.junit.Test;
import se.cygni.game.WorldState;
import se.cygni.game.enums.Direction;
import se.cygni.game.exception.ObstacleCollision;
import se.cygni.game.exception.SnakeCollision;
import se.cygni.game.exception.TransformationException;
import se.cygni.game.exception.WallCollision;
import se.cygni.game.testutil.SnakeTestUtil;
import se.cygni.game.worldobject.*;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertArrayEquals;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;

public class MoveSnakeTest {

    @Test
    public void testSimpleMoveRight() throws Exception {
        WorldState ws = new WorldState(10, 10);

        int startPos = 15;
        int expectedEndPos = 16;

        SnakeHead head = new SnakeHead("test", "id", startPos);
        ws = SnakeTestUtil.replaceWorldObjectAt(ws, head, startPos);
        MoveSnake moveSnake = new MoveSnake(head, Direction.RIGHT);
        ws = moveSnake.transform(ws);

        assertEquals(expectedEndPos, head.getPosition());
        assertArrayEquals(new int[]{expectedEndPos}, ws.listPositionsWithContentOf(SnakeHead.class));
    }

    @Test
    public void testSimpleMoveLeft() throws Exception {
        WorldState ws = new WorldState(10, 10);

        int startPos = 15;
        int expectedEndPos = 14;

        SnakeHead head = new SnakeHead("test", "id", startPos);
        ws = SnakeTestUtil.replaceWorldObjectAt(ws, head, startPos);
        MoveSnake moveSnake = new MoveSnake(head, Direction.LEFT);
        ws = moveSnake.transform(ws);

        assertEquals(expectedEndPos, head.getPosition());
        assertArrayEquals(new int[]{expectedEndPos}, ws.listPositionsWithContentOf(SnakeHead.class));
    }

    @Test
    public void testSimpleMoveUp() throws Exception {
        WorldState ws = new WorldState(10, 10);

        int startPos = 15;
        int expectedEndPos = 5;

        SnakeHead head = new SnakeHead("test", "id", startPos);
        ws = SnakeTestUtil.replaceWorldObjectAt(ws, head, startPos);
        MoveSnake moveSnake = new MoveSnake(head, Direction.UP);
        ws = moveSnake.transform(ws);

        assertEquals(expectedEndPos, head.getPosition());
        assertArrayEquals(new int[]{expectedEndPos}, ws.listPositionsWithContentOf(SnakeHead.class));
    }

    @Test
    public void testSimpleMoveDown() throws Exception {
        WorldState ws = new WorldState(10, 10);

        int startPos = 15;
        int expectedEndPos = 25;

        SnakeHead head = new SnakeHead("test", "id", startPos);
        ws = SnakeTestUtil.replaceWorldObjectAt(ws, head, startPos);
        MoveSnake moveSnake = new MoveSnake(head, Direction.DOWN);
        ws = moveSnake.transform(ws);

        assertEquals(expectedEndPos, head.getPosition());
        assertArrayEquals(new int[]{expectedEndPos}, ws.listPositionsWithContentOf(SnakeHead.class));
    }

    @Test
    public void testMultiSegmentMoveRight() throws Exception {
        WorldState ws = new WorldState(10, 10);

        int startPos = 15;
        int expectedEndPos = 16;

        SnakeHead head = new SnakeHead("test", "id", startPos);
        SnakeBody body = new SnakeBody("id", 25);
        head.setNextSnakePart(body);

        ws = SnakeTestUtil.replaceWorldObjectAt(ws, head, startPos);
        ws = SnakeTestUtil.replaceWorldObjectAt(ws, body, 25);
        MoveSnake moveSnake = new MoveSnake(head, Direction.RIGHT);
        ws = moveSnake.transform(ws);

        assertEquals(expectedEndPos, head.getPosition());
        assertEquals(startPos, body.getPosition());

        assertArrayEquals(new int[]{expectedEndPos}, ws.listPositionsWithContentOf(SnakeHead.class));
        assertArrayEquals(new int[]{startPos}, ws.listPositionsWithContentOf(SnakeBody.class));
    }

    @Test(expected = WallCollision.class)
    public void testWallCollision() throws Exception {
        WorldState ws = new WorldState(10, 10);

        int startPos = 95;

        SnakeHead head = new SnakeHead("test", "id", startPos);
        ws = SnakeTestUtil.replaceWorldObjectAt(ws, head, startPos);
        MoveSnake moveSnake = new MoveSnake(head, Direction.DOWN);
        moveSnake.transform(ws);
    }

    @Test(expected = ObstacleCollision.class)
    public void testObstacleCollision() throws Exception {
        WorldState ws = new WorldState(10, 10);

        int startPos = 55;
        int obstaclePos = 56;

        SnakeHead head = new SnakeHead("test", "id", startPos);
        ws = SnakeTestUtil.replaceWorldObjectAt(ws, head, startPos);
        ws = SnakeTestUtil.replaceWorldObjectAt(ws, new Obstacle(), obstaclePos);
        MoveSnake moveSnake = new MoveSnake(head, Direction.RIGHT);
        moveSnake.transform(ws);
    }

    @Test(expected = SnakeCollision.class)
    public void testSnakeCollision() throws Exception {
        WorldState ws = new WorldState(10, 10);

        int startPos = 55;
        int otherSnakePos = 56;

        SnakeHead head = new SnakeHead("test", "id", startPos);
        ws = SnakeTestUtil.replaceWorldObjectAt(ws, head, startPos);
        ws = SnakeTestUtil.replaceWorldObjectAt(ws, new SnakeHead("test2", "id", otherSnakePos), otherSnakePos);
        MoveSnake moveSnake = new MoveSnake(head, Direction.RIGHT);
        moveSnake.transform(ws);
    }

    @Test
    public void testMoveRightAndGrow() throws Exception {
        WorldState ws = new WorldState(10, 10);

        int startPos = 15;
        int expectedEndPos = 16;

        SnakeHead head = new SnakeHead("test", "id", startPos);
        ws = SnakeTestUtil.replaceWorldObjectAt(ws, head, startPos);
        ws = SnakeTestUtil.replaceWorldObjectAt(ws, new Food(), expectedEndPos);
        MoveSnake moveSnake = new MoveSnake(head, Direction.RIGHT);
        ws = moveSnake.transform(ws);

        assertEquals(expectedEndPos, head.getPosition());

        assertArrayEquals(new int[]{expectedEndPos}, ws.listPositionsWithContentOf(SnakeHead.class));
        assertArrayEquals(new int[]{startPos}, ws.listPositionsWithContentOf(SnakeBody.class));
        assertArrayEquals(new int[]{}, ws.listFoodPositions());

    }

    @Test(expected = SnakeCollision.class)
    public void testNibbleOnSnakeHead() throws Exception {
        WorldState ws = new WorldState(10, 10);

        SnakePart[] parts1 = SnakeTestUtil.createSnake("test1", "id1", 12);
        SnakePart[] parts2 = SnakeTestUtil.createSnake("test2", "id2", 22, 23);

        ws = SnakeTestUtil.addSnake(ws, parts1);
        ws = SnakeTestUtil.addSnake(ws, parts2);

        SnakeHead snakeHead1 = ws.getSnakeHeadForBodyAt(12);
        SnakeHead snakeHead2 = ws.getSnakeHeadForBodyAt(23);

        assertEquals(1, snakeHead1.getLength());
        assertEquals(2, snakeHead2.getLength());

        assertEquals(12, snakeHead1.getPosition());
        assertEquals(22, snakeHead2.getPosition());

        MoveSnake moveSnake = new MoveSnake(snakeHead2, Direction.UP, false);
        ws = moveSnake.transform(ws);
    }

    @Test(expected = TransformationException.class)
    public void testMoveSnakeIsNull() throws TransformationException {
        WorldState ws = new WorldState(10, 10);

        int startPos = 15;

        SnakeHead head = null;
        ws = SnakeTestUtil.replaceWorldObjectAt(ws, head, startPos);
        MoveSnake moveSnake = new MoveSnake(head, Direction.DOWN);
        ws = moveSnake.transform(ws);
    }

    @Test(expected = TransformationException.class)
    public void testMoveDirectionIsNull() throws TransformationException {
        WorldState ws = new WorldState(10, 10);

        int startPos = 15;

        SnakeHead head = new SnakeHead("test", "id", startPos);
        ws = SnakeTestUtil.replaceWorldObjectAt(ws, head, startPos);
        MoveSnake moveSnake = new MoveSnake(head, null);
        ws = moveSnake.transform(ws);
    }

}


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Freeport, ME
Freeport is located in southwest Maine. Freeport is part of Cumberland County. Freeport has 1.72 square miles of land area and has no water area. As of 2010-2014, the total Freeport population is 1,414, which has shrunk 22.01% since 2000. The population growth rate is much lower than the state average rate of 4.21% and is much lower than the national average rate of 11.61%. Freeport median household income is $58,359 in 2010-2014 and has grown by 68.71% since 2000. The income growth rate is much higher than the state average rate of 31.05% and is much higher than the national average rate of 27.36%. Freeport median house value is $251,800 in 2010-2014 and has grown by 103.72% since 2000. The house value growth rate is higher than the state average rate of 75.89% and is much higher than the national average rate of 46.91%. As a reference, the national Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation rate for the same period is 26.63%. On average, the public school district that covers Freeport is much better than the state average in quality. The Freeport area code is 207.
Population 1,414 (2010-2014), rank #82
Population Growth -22.01% since 2000, rank #99
Population Density: 824.13/sq mi, rank #30
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Wednesday Media Transcript: S Jabrill Peppers
Eric from BBI : Admin : 9/11/2019 3:44 pm
S Jabrill Peppers -- September 11, 2019
Q: Josh Allen is a guy who seems to perform better against the blitz versus when he has a clean pocket and when he doesn�t face pressure � why do you think that is, and how much more difficult does that make it to defend the quarterback?
A: I can�t really say why that is. I just do know, when we induce some pressure, we have to mix up the looks and make sure we get home.
Q: He likes to throw it downfield, though, he has a big arm. But on the flipside of that, does that create some opportunities for you guys for some interceptions or big plays?
A: Definitely. He throws the ball in a tight window because he has such fantastic arm strength. I think that will definitely give us a couple opportunities to get our hands on the ball.
Q: Do you go into the game thinking that there are more opportunities than usual to do that?
A: You go into every game like that.
Q: What have you seen from some of your younger teammates about how they respond to busted coverages?
A: We got in here, and we corrected it. Today is going to be our first real work day, so I�ll have more of a gauge on that, see how the preparation changes, how do we prioritize things. At the end of the day, everybody had a hand in a lot of those coverages, so we all just have to be on one accord, overcommunicate, and make sure that doesn�t happen again.
Q: Did that take you by surprise? You don�t think things are going to go perfect the first game, but that there were so many big plays back there? Did that throw you for a loop?
A: I wouldn�t say it threw me for a loop, but it definitely was a shock.
Q; How important is this game for you guys even though it�s a Week 2 game?
A: Every game is important. Especially coming off a loss, you want to play the next game as fast as possible to get a chance to rinse that bad taste out of your mouth. It�s a home game, the first one of the year, so it�s definitely a big game for us.
Q: How much does the fact that you want to show that first game isn�t what you guys are factor into it? To prove to people, �hey, that�s not what this season is going to be like�?
A: No matter what I say, you just go out there, and what we put on tape I can tell you about it, but we have to go out there and execute.
Q: What�s your confidence level like in some of these young guys and how they will be able to rebound?
A: I am definitely extremely confident. I think we have the right group of guys� smart guys who are going to play fast. We just have to do it a little bit extra this week. Sometimes you have to see it for yourself in order to make the proper changes. I was one of those guys, so I have the utmost confidence in those guys and that they are going to rebound and come out here and play big.
Why didn�t they ask him this question
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Eminem's Daughter Hailie Mathers Shows Us How to Be a Real Celebrity Child
September 23, 2020 UTC: 1:57 PM. May 23, 2020 UTC: 7:00 PM. by Bernadette Giacomazzo
On this day 20 years ago, Eminem released "The Marshall Mathers EP."
The album went on to make history by becoming the fastest-selling studio album in the world.
But the real star of the Slim Shady Show is Hailie Mathers.
Eminem made history on this day twenty years ago.
On May 23, 2000, the rapper born Marshall Mathers released "The Marshall Mathers EP." It was his third studio album — and would go on to become his most successful.
In the first week alone, the album — which was executive produced by Dr. Dre — sold nearly 2 million copies. It would go on to become the fastest-selling studio album in history, a title it held until Adele's 2015 album "25" smashed the record.
"The Marshall Mathers EP" is the most successful rap album of all time. It's a certified Diamond album in the United States and multiplatinum all over the rest of the world. And it was nominated for two Grammys and won the Best Rap Album Grammy.
Yet, despite Eminem's worldwide success, the real superstar of the Mathers family is his daughter, Hailie.
Eminem Said That Hailie Was His Greatest Accomplishment
At the time "The Marshall Mathers EP" was released, Eminem's daughter Hailie was a young baby. Her father, who was only 27 at the time, was in a volatile relationship with her mother, Kim, and they would ultimately divorce a year later.
But despite his wild reputation and reckless mouth, Eminem is known as a great father to his children.
In a recent interview, Em revealed that raising Hailie right was his biggest accomplishment.
Hailie is 23, no babies, she has a boyfriend, but she's doing good. She's made me proud for sure: she's graduated from college. It's important to keep your kids grounded when they're in a situation like I have. It's very important. So when I think about my accomplishments, that's what I'm most proud of: being able to raise my kids.
Hailie Mathers Is Living Her Best Life
24-year-old Hailie Mathers may be the daughter of Eminem, but she's not a spoiled celebrity child.
The Michigan native, who's currently quarantined with her father, has more than 2 million followers on her Instagram, where she shares exclusive insight about life with her dad in addition to travel photos, fitness tips, and even cute dog pics. (She loves Shiba Inu dogs!)
Eminem's daughter Hailie is refreshingly normal. | Source: Instagram
In a world where Lindsay Lohan is stumbling around drunk, where Miley Cyrus changes boyfriends like people change their socks, and where the Kardashians exist, Hailie Mathers is a breath of fresh air.
And whether you like Eminem's music or not, you can't help but congratulate him on a job well done.
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This publication provides background information on the diverse cultures, religions, and realms of the region, complemented by maps and images that illustrate its history, climate, weather, trade routes, and much more. It also includes a geopolitical index describing all the places noted on the accompanying multi-layered map.
This is the essential guide for those looking to fully understand and explore the world of Hârn.
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Remember that the most difficult tasks are consummated, not by a single explosive burst of energy or effort, but by the constant daily application of the best you have within you.
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Bivio Miano è una frazione del comune di Teramo, nell'omonima provincia di Teramo, situata in Abruzzo. Essa dista 4.56 Km chilometri dal medesimo comune di Teramo di cui fa parte, mentre invece dista 42.20 Km dal capoluogo di regione, in questo caso L'Aquila.

Questa località è stata importante in passato, essendo crocevia di comunicazione e traffici tra le frazioni gravitanti sul Vomano e la città.

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Adolphus Hotel Dallas is a Beaux Arts beauty that is most often referred to as "the Dame of the Dallas Hotels." Built in 1912, this downtown hotel offers Old World opulence, its Gilded Age appeal the result of the founder's fortune. Adolphus Busch co-founded the Anheuser-Busch company in St. Louis, Missouri, and making a lot of money as a beer baron, he went to task on erecting The Adolphus Hotel in his new city.
The Adophus Hotel was the first luxury hotel in Dallas, and at 312 feet, it was also the tallest building in the city when it opened. Other luxury hotels have since joined the scene in downtown Dallas, but none compare to The Adolphus in terms of history. The list of past guests includes a host of luminaries and interesting personalities, with Babe Ruth and Queen Elizabeth II figuring among those who have contributed to the hotel's renowned reputation over the years.
One of the best things about The Adolphus Hotel Dallas is its location. You can find this gem of a structure in the heart of the city's financial district, and there are plenty of fantastic attractions close by. The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza is just one of them. A number of restaurants and shops are also easy to reach from The Adolphus, and the Dallas-Ft. Worth International Airport is only eighteen miles away. For guests who are flying into Dallas, the hotel offers free airport shuttle service. It also offers a 24-hour concierge to help guests maximize their time during a stay. There are lots of fun things to do in Dallas, not to mention tons of great places to eat, and the concierge will be happy to make suggestions. Other services that The Adophus Hotel in downtown Dallas offers are valet, laundry, dry cleaning, babysitting, and 24-hour room service.
Everything is grand and elegant at The Adolphus Hotel Dallas, including the attractive dining room and the fairytale ballroom. Artwork and antiques adorn the rooms and common areas, lending a regal edge, and marble bathrooms help to establish a feeling of opulence in the guest units. There are 428 exquisite guest units at The Adolphus, and while the rooms are spacious enough, the suites offer even more space. In addition to offering plenty of room for stretching out, the rooms and the suites at this upscale urban retreat boast plush furnishings and beds, and mini bars. Other amenity highlights include plasma televisions, DVD players, and complimentary high-speed Internet access. The Luxury Suites at The Adophus Hotel in Downtown Dallas are the most attractive units, and some of them feature full kitchens, making them akin to luxurious vacation rentals.
As you might expect at a hotel of this character and nature, The Adolphus Hotel boasts a fine dining establishment that is one of the best restaurants in Dallas. Other facilities that lend to the hotel's overall attractiveness are a European-style bistro, a bar and grill, a lobby lounge, an athletic club, a fitness room, and a 24-hour business center.
The Adolphus Hotel Dallas is essentially a resort and a downtown hotel wrapped into one. This becomes especially evident when one considers how complete the athletic club is. In addition to a swimming pool, the private athletic club features racquetball courts, a running track, a studio for yoga and aerobics, and a healthy collection of fitness equipment. Professional fitness instruction is available for those who are interested.


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Where to Find Tamale Festivals in Southern California
It's officially Tamale season and the tamale festivals are here!
Indio International Tamale Festival: This event, marking its 30th anniversary, is spread across four days with more than 40 musical acts. Performers include Banda Machos and La Santa Cecilia. New features include Mercadito de Noche with food music and shopping. 5-10 p.m. Dec. 1-2; 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Dec. 3, noon-8 p.m. Dec. 4 at Miles Avenue Park, 82540 Miles Ave, Indio. Free admission, but wristbands for rides and attractions cost $23.95-$49. indiotamalefestival.com
La Habra Tamale Festival: Entertainment on three stages will include the Mariachi Divas de Cindy Shea, contests hosted by KTLA's Henry De Carlo and a tree lighting ceremony with Jimmy Reyes of Old School 104.7 FM. 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 3, Portola Park, 301 S. Euclid St., La Habra. Free admission. lahabratamalefestival.com
La Plaza Cocina: This museum dedicated to Mexican food will have tamale cooking classes on Thursday, Dec. 1 and Dec. 10, 555 N. Spring St., Los Angeles. Registration, $60. aplazacocina.org
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Dr Vin Tran is a Fellow of The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP), and Supervisor for The General Practice Training Program. He is passionate about Mental & Emotional Health, and has a Biopsychosocial approach to managing health and well-being – integrating the physical, psychological & social factors of each patient, through Health Coaching. He grew up in the northern suburbs of Brisbane, and has worked in Bundaberg & Goodiwindi. Outside of work, he loves time with his family, and being by the water.
Paediatrics, Skin Cancer, Skin Medicine, Musculoskeletal problems, Orthopaedics, Complex Medical conditions, General Medicine, Chronic Disease management, Diabetes, Heart Disease, and Travel Health.
Dr Huy Dinh Vu is a Fellow of The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP), and Supervisor for The General Practice Training Program. He enjoys Minor Surgery/Procedures, and Complex Chronic Disease Management. He grew up in Graceville, a western suburb of Brisbane, and has worked in Yeppoon & Mornington Island. Outside of work, he enjoys boating, and is a mad, keen Fisherman.
Women's Health, Paediatrics, Geriatric Health, Chronic Health & Disease management, Mental health, General Medicine, Iron Infusions, Mirena insertion, and General medicine.
Dr Matilda Simic is a Fellow of The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP), and was a rural doctor in Chinchilla, prior to joining Priority Health Medical Centre in 2009. Outside of work, she enjoys travelling, and caring for her family and friends.
Dr Champika Jindendradasa is a Fellow of The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP), and has a special interest in Minor Surgery & Procedures.
Paediatrics, Chronic disease, Antenatal care (accredited with Mater antenatal shared care program), Sexual Health, Implant insertion/removal, Skin medicine, Mental Health, Palliative medicine.
Dr. Raj qualified as a GP in the UK over 10 years ago, and is a Fellow of The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP). He performs skin procedures, joint injections and iron infusions. He welcomes patients seeking a family doctor to provide non-judgemental advice and treatment.
Women's Health, Antenatal care (accredited with Mater antenatal shared care program), Mental Health, Sexual Health, Implant & Mirena insertion, Chronic Disease & Paediatrics.
Dr. Anitha Makam is an experienced GP from the UK, and is a Fellow of The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP). Outside of work, she enjoys cooking and looking after her young family.
LGBTQI patients, Skin Medicine, Minor surgeries, General medicine, Chronic Disease management including Diabetes, Asthma, Heart Disease, Obesity, Mental Health, Sexual Health, Palliative Care.
Dr Robin Kaye is a Fellow of The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP), and he is interested in general medical issues across all ages & feels that everyone deserves a great GP! He is also committed to providing great care for our LGBTQI patients.
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Women's Health, Paediatrics & Chronic disease.
Dr Yasmin Esat completed her MBBS at the University of Queensland and spent the following 3 years working between the PA, QE II and Mater Hospitals as well as various rural hospitals and GP clinics.
She is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP) who began working at Priority Health in 2015 and returned in 2018 after maternity leave.
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Implanon insertion/removal, Skin Checks, General Medicine, Preventive and Chronic Disease Management, Geriatrics (elderly care), Mental Health, Patient Education.
Dr Sitha Adriana is a Fellow of The Royal College of General Practitioners (FRACGP), and has previously worked in regional Queensland. She loves all facets of general practice.
Dr Katherine Lynch is a Fellow of The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP), and has previously worked in both Ipswich and Northern NSW. Outside of work, Katherine enjoys spending time with her family and two German Shepherds.
Skin Cancers, Skin Checks, Skin Medicine, Minor Surgery/Procedures, Emergency Medicine, General Medicine, and Chronic disease management.
Dr Mark O'Donoghue is an Associate of The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, and has extensive medical experience from his many years working as a rural GP, and in Hospital Emergency. Outside of work, his passion is in flying his rockets.
Women's Health, Emergency Medicine, Palliative care, minor procedures including skin excisions, ingrown toenail wedge resections, Implanon, insertion/removal, Mirena insertion.
Dr Mai Nguyen is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP), and previously worked in rural NSW. She trained as a pharmacist prior to becoming a doctor, and is passionate about patient education. Outside of work, Mai enjoys spending time outdoors with her young family, going camping and boating.
Trauma, Fracture Care, Minor surgeries, Men's Health, Weight loss and Chronic disease management.
Matt graduated with a BPharm from UQ in 2004 and MBBS in 2011. He worked mostly at Ipswich Hospital, for the past 5 years, with most of his time in Emergency and General Medicine. He has also spent some time in Paediatrics, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, and General Surgery. Matt also worked at Princess Alexandra Hospital for 18 months, in Orthopaedics.
To relax, Matt likes to nerd it up by playing something from his vast video game collection, enjoy some chess and board games, or any movie with explosions or car chases (preferably both).
Ally graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Science and Bachelors of Medicine and Surgery (BSc/MBBS). After being a doctor in the hospital system for several years she is now working towards her General Practice Fellowship. She has recently completed her Diploma of Child Heath and National Certificate in Reproductive and Sexual Health.
Her interest areas are Paediatrics, Sexual Health, Antenatal Care, and ENT.
In her spare time Ally loves to be with her family and golden retriever at the park or the beach.
Women's Health (including implanon insertion) as well as preventative and chronic disease management.
Dr Annabel Chau has recently commenced work with the team at Priority Health.
She is working towards her fellowship in General practice after spending some time in the hospital system.
James graduated from the University of Queensland with MBBS in 2011. He worked initially at Redcliffe Hospital with experience in a variety of areas. James worked for 3 years in Orthopaedics at Redcliffe, Mater Adults and QEII hospitals before deciding to pursue general practice training. Outside of work, James enjoys spending time with friends and family, cooking, and spending time with his dog.
Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP) denotes safe, specialised, high-quality general practice care.
At Priority Health Medical Centre, our General Practitioner doctors are Fellows of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP), and Vocationally Registered Associates of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (GPs with 5yrs+ experience prior to the introduction of FRACGP), and our Registrars are qualified medical doctors who are undertaking advanced GP training to attain their FRACGP.
The Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP) is a specialist general practice qualification accredited by the Australian Medical Council.
While general practice is a recognised medical specialty, not all medical practitioners working as GPs in Australia hold a specialist general practice qualification. The attainment of the FRACGP signifies that a GP has been assessed as competent across the core skills of general practice enabling him or her to practice safely, unsupervised, anywhere in Australia.
A GP Registrar is a fully qualified medical doctor, undertaking advanced training to specialise in General Practice. The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and Australia College of Rural and Remote Medicine requires General Practitioners to complete an advanced GP training program. Over at least two years, GP Registrars will attend placements at up to four different medical practices.
Here at Priority Health Medical Centre they receive a great opportunity to work in a highly functioning and supportive environment that focuses on family medicine and community health. Being qualified medical doctors, GP Registrars are knowledgeable and skilled. At times they may ask our Accredited Supervisors or Senior General Practitioners to assist them in your consultation for their expertise and advice in your health care.
After 12 months, Registrars may move onto their next placement. Once they complete their final General Practice training requirements, they may return to us here at Priority Health Medical Centre.
We have welcomed and farewelled many brilliant and caring doctors over the years.


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Finally Lionel Messi signs Barca extension to 2021
Posted on: November 25, 2017, 02:12:14 PM
Lionel Messi ended months of speculation when finally putting pen to paper on Saturday to extend his contract with Barcelona until 2021, the club announced, making official an agreement reached in July.
Barca had announced in the summer that Messi, 30, had committed his future to the club but the Argentine had not signed the new deal.
With his previous contract set to expire in 2018, Messi could have left Barca for free next summer had he not extended his deal.
"FC Barcelona and Lionel Messi signed on Saturday morning a new contract that will keep the Argentinian superstar at the club through the 2020/21 season," read a club statement.
"The buyout clause was set at 700 million euros ($835 million)."
The steep rise in the five-time World Player of the Year's buyout clause is designed to avoid any repeat of Paris Saint-Germain's capture of Neymar from Barcelona by paying the Brazilian's 222 million-euro buyout clause in August.
Barca first announced an agreement with Messi back on July 5, but pressure has been mounting on beleaguered club president Josep Maria Bartomeu to get Messi to put pen to paper after a turbulent summer for the Catalans.
Neymar's departure sparked an institutional crisis and Bartomeu was heavily criticised for failing to ward off PSG with a higher buyout clause and a haphazard search for replacements in the final weeks of the transfer window.
– 30 trophies, 523 goals –
Bartomeu did though manage to see off a vote of no confidence measure launched by disgruntled fans thanks to Barca's fantastic start to the season, in large part inspired by Messi's form.
Bartomeu had previously claimed the deal was all "agreed and signed" via Messi's father and agent Jorge Horacio Messi.
Yet, to eradicate any doubts, Bartomeu now also has the image he craved of a smiling Messi tying the remainder of his peak years to the club.
Messi's 30 trophies are, along with teammate Andres Iniesta, the most in Barca's history, including eight La Liga and four Champions League titles.
The diminutive Argentine, who joined Barca at the age of 13, has also smashed 523 goals in 602 games to become the Catalans' all-time top goalscorer.
"Obviously, a lot of time has passed and a lot of things have happened, both on and off the pitch since then, but the excitement and desire remains the same," Messi told Spanish sports daily Marca on Saturday, a day after picking up his fourth golden boot as the top goalscorer in Europe last season.
News of Messi's renewal also comes as a huge boost to the leaders of La Liga ahead of Sunday's top-of-the-table clash at Valencia (1945 GMT).
Barca lead a revitalised Valencia by four points, with both Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid a further six points adrift, thanks to a club record start of 11 wins and one draw from 12 games.
Despite leaving Messi on the bench, Barca also sealed their place in the last 16 of the Champions League with a 0-0 draw at Juventus on Wednesday.
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May 27, 1929 ~ October 11, 2022 (age 93) 93 Years Old
Cecil W Hale, 93, of Abilene, passed away Tuesday morning at his home. Mr. Hale was born in Frankston, Texas on May 27, 1929, to Travis and Lizzie Hale.
When he was seven years old, the family moved to Roby, Texas. On December 7, 1946, he married Violet Bates where they lived and raised their children in Roby until 1970 when they relocated to San Saba, Texas. He and Violet were married for fifty-seven years. He married Karen Williams on May 4, 2004, in San Saba, Texas.
Cecil was a self-employed carpenter. He was a master of his trade, specializing in cabinet design. He built and re-modeled dozens of homes in the San Saba area. Cecil loved music and had a God-given talent for playing his guitar. He was well known in Fisher County for his band, Cecil Hale and the Blue Valley Boys, that played various music venues. He continued with his music in San Saba forming many friendships and playing for people anytime he could. People loved his music and always remembered him for his amazing musical talent.
Mr. Hale is survived by his wife of 18 years, Karen; children, Vivian (Hale) Heffernan and husband Lonnie, of Sweetwater; Rita (Hale) Spinks and husband Steve of Waco; Allan Hale and wife Connie; and Patrick Hale, all of San Saba, Texas; grandchildren, Kelly Ashford and husband David of Sweetwater, Texas; Shane Heffernan and wife, Beth, of Denton; Deenah Tompkins and husband, Scott, of North Richland Hills; Allan P. Hale of Austin, Texas; Michael Ward and wife, Sabra, of San Saba, Texas; Neal Ward and Ryan Ward of Midland, Texas; Kris Higginbotham and wife, Jennifer; Rusty Higginbotham, all of Waco; and Tyler Hale of Burnet, Texas; seven great-grandchildren and four great great-grandchildren. Three sisters, Helen Vann of Arizona; Mildred Crouch of Hamlin, Texas; Evelyn Glover of Flower Mound, Texas; four nieces, 10 nephews and a host of great nieces, great nephews, and cousins.
Funeral services will be held at Central Baptist Church, Hamlin, Texas, on Friday, October 14, 2022, at 2:00 P.M. with visitation beginning at 1:00 P.M. prior to the service. Internment with visitation will be held at the San Saba City Cemetery, Saturday, October 15, 2022, at 2:00 P.M.
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Bookkeeper Indicted For Stealing Approximately $755,000 From Brooklyn Property Management Company
February 1, 2016 by Ernest Johnson
Bookkeeper Indicted For Stealing Approximately $755,000
From Brooklyn Property Management Company
Allegedly Used Funds to Pay for Investment Properties in Syracuse
Brooklyn District Attorney Ken Thompson today announced a 34-count indictment charging a former employee with stealing almost $755,000 from a family-owned company that managed residential buildings in Brooklyn.
District Attorney Thompson said, "This defendant allegedly used her employer here in Brooklyn as a personal piggy bank by stealing a staggering amount of money from several company bank accounts and then investing the stolen money into her own properties upstate. She will now be held accountable for this elaborate scheme to defraud."
The District Attorney said that the defendant, Jennifer De Coteau Ulanov, 44, of Syracuse, New York (formerly of Brighton Beach) was arraigned today before Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Danny Chun on an indictment in which she is charged with one count of second-degree grand larceny, 21 counts of second-degree forgery and 12 counts of first-degree falsifying business records. She was ordered held on bail of $750,000 bond or $250,000 cash and to return to court on March 30, 2016.
The District Attorney said that, according to the indictment, Ulanov was the sole employee of Guardian Property Management, a property management company based in Park Slope and owned by husband and wife partners. Guardian managed small to mid-size rentals, cooperatives and condominiums located in Park Slope, Williamsburg, Sunset Park and other Brooklyn neighborhoods. Its duties included maintaining clients' funds, collecting rents, common charges and maintenance fees, hiring and paying contractors, and managing the purchase and sale of condominium units and cooperative apartments.
Guardian maintained separate accounts at Citibank for each of its clients, and a master account into which Guardian's fees were deposited and from which it paid its operating costs, including rent, payroll and office supplies. Only the owners were authorized to sign checks from all of the accounts.
Furthermore, according to the indictment, Ulanov's duties included opening mail, making bank deposits, preparing checks to pay contractors and vendors on behalf of clients, downloading Guardian's clients' bank statements and making entries into Guardian's QuickBooks software.
It is alleged that between January 3, 2010 and December 31, 2014, Ulanov stole over $755,000 from Guardian in a number of ways, including:
Depositing checks for rent, maintenance and common charges into her personal accounts instead of into client accounts by forging the clients' signatures for endorsement.
Forging the signature of her employers on scores of Guardian client accounts and depositing the forged checks into her personal account, then covering up the shortfalls by doctoring the Citibank statements to include false entries and false calculations.
Forging her employers' signatures on checks from the Guardian master account and making them payable to herself, as well as diverting client fees that should have been deposited into the Guardian master account into her accounts, as well as diverting client fees from the master account into her personal accounts.
Illegally obtaining unrestricted access to Guardian's accounts which allowed her to alter the monthly statements for Guardian client accounts so they appeared to have balances in excess of their true balances.
The District Attorney said that, according to the investigation, among other things, the defendant used the money to pay down mortgages on and to maintain six investment properties in Syracuse, New York.
The case was investigated by Brooklyn District Attorney Supervising Financial Investigator Deborah Wey. It was additionally investigated by Detective Investigator Andrew Choi of the District Attorney's Investigations Bureau, under the supervision of Supervising Detective Investigator Michael Seminara, Deputy Chief Edwin Murphy and the overall supervision of Chief Richard Bellucci.
The case is being prosecuted by Assistant District Attorney Dana Roth, Deputy Chief of the District Attorney's Frauds Bureau, under the supervision of Assistant District Attorney Felice Sontupe, Bureau Chief, and the overall supervision of Executive Assistant District Attorney William E. Schaeffer, Chief of the District Attorney's Investigations Division and Patricia McNeill, Deputy Chief.
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