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1848 – Frontiersman, marshall and gambler Wyatt Earp, remembered for participating in the legendary Gunfight at the O.K. Corral (d. 1929)
1936 – Golden Globe-winning actress Ursula Andress, best known as (James) Bond girl Honey Ryder in "Dr. No" and Vesper Lynd in the Bond spoof film "Casino Royale"
1947 – Tony, Emmy and Golden Globe-winning actress Glenn Close ("The Big Chill," "The Natural," "Fatal Attraction," "Dangerous Liaisons," "The Shield," "Damages," "Guardians of the Galaxy," "The Wife")
1955 – Emmy and Golden Globe-winning actor Bruce Willis ("Moonlighting," the "Die Hard" movie series, "Pulp Fiction," "12 Monkeys," "Armageddon," "The Sixth Sense," "Sin City," "Unbreakable," "The Expendables 2," "Looper," "Glass")
1916 – Eight Curtiss "Jenny" planes of the 1st Aero Squadron take off from Columbus, New Mexico, in the first combat air mission in U.S. history, supporting 7,000 U.S. troops that invaded Mexico to capture Mexican revolutionary Pancho Villa.
1918 – Congress establishes time zones and approves daylight saving time.
1953 – The big screen invades the small screen as the Academy Awards are broadcast on television for the first time. Some 34 million viewers tune in to NBC for the event, which features ceremonies in Hollywood and New York. Comedian Bob Hope hosts from the West coast.
1977 – Fans of CBS's popular sitcom, "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," watch the broadcast of the series finale. During its seven-season run, the show garnered an unprecedented 29 Emmy Awards and spawned three spin-offs.
1987 – Televangelist Jim Bakker resigns as head of the PTL Club due to a brewing sex scandal, and turns control over to the Reverend Jerry Falwell.
2003 – President George W. Bush announces that the United States and coalition forces have launched Operation Iraqi Freedom — a military offensive against Iraq aimed at toppling its dictator, Saddam Hussein, and eliminating the storage, development and deployment of weapons of mass destruction (WMDs).
1957 – Seeking a refuge from fans and the pressure of fame, 22-year-old Elvis Presley purchases the Graceland estate in Memphis, Tennessee for himself, his parents and his grandmother with a $1,000 cash down payment. The property's sale price was $102,500 — about $900,000 in today's dollars.
1960 – Percy Faith's "Theme From a Summer Place" is mid-way through a nine-week reign over the singles chart.
1962 – Columbia Records releases Bob Dylan's self-titled debut album. Produced by John Hammond, Jr., who signed Dylan to the label, the album features folk standards, plus two original compositions, "Talkin' New York" and "Song to Woody."
1977 – Another film theme begins its third and final week as the most popular single in America: Barbra Streisand's "Evergreen" from "A Star is Born."
1988 – Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up" begins its second and final week as a No. 1 single.
1994 – "The Sign," by Swedish band Ace of Base, tops the Billboard Hot 100.
2005 – 50 Cent becomes the first solo artist to have three singles in the Billboard Top 5: "Candy Shop" is at No. 1, "How We Do" by The Game (a member of his G-Unit group) is at No. 4 and "Disco Inferno" is at No. 5.


Where you live is more than just a physical structure; it's the door to accessing quality education, job opportunities, transportation, healthcare, and other vital resources. The neighborhood where you live shapes your life experiences and impacts your ability to thrive. Fair housing helps ensure this door is open to all, building stronger, better communities, and serves as the foundational building block to all successful diversity and inclusion work.
Explore ways we can work together to create truly inclusive communities.
Acts of housing discrimination can prevent people from freely choosing where they live, thereby limiting their opportunities for success. The Fair Housing Act of 1968 was passed to guarantee equal access to housing for all. Yet, we still have much more to do.
We are expecting hundreds of attendees from the financial, insurance, healthcare, housing, nonprofit, real estate, government, and human resource sectors to participate. This will be an inspiring, informative summit around all facets of fair housing. Attendees can expect to leave more informed about the issues, more connected across relevant networks, and more eager to be a part of the solution.


Please see this link in order to view El Correo – November 2016, the association's newsletter.
The Temple Daily Telegram featured our Rancheria Grande Project in Milam County.
KTRE published an article about new developments with El Camino Real properties.
Houston Style Magazine published an article about the Annual Meeting that was held in Nacogdoches, Texas.
The PBS Documentary that we were featured in, The National Parks of Texas: In Touch with Beauty, can be viewed here.
KSAT posted a video about the recent trail signage that was posted on Nacogdoches Road in San Antonio.
El Camino Real was formally recognized with a historical sign designation in San Antonio.
You can read the City of San Antonio press release here.
KJ 97 published an article about the new signage that was recently added to Nacogdoches Road.


When you find something that aligns with your brand and mission so perfectly, you have to shout it from the rooftops. That's how we feel about 100cameras, a non-profit organization that works with children in South Sudan, India, Cuba, Haiti, New York City and Baltimore.
We thought 100cameras would be the perfect group to spotlight today for the first annual #WorldPerspectiveDay, a day that celebrates powerful perspectives shared throughout the world.
The team at 100cameras and their local partner organizations on the ground, teach children photojournalism, which allows the kids to venture out into their community and capture their everyday lives with the cameras donated to the organization. The photographs are then sold through 100cameras and the proceeds made on each photo go back into that child's life by way of monetary support for their health, education or some other lifeline (i.e. a roof over their head, border protections and more).
With their first project having launched in South Sudan in 2008, nearly 10 years later, 100cameras has touched the lives of 149 students with plans to reach 200 by the end of 2017 through their new Snapshot program. Roam caught up with Angela Popplewell, one of the four co-founders of 100cameras, to talk about the organization's beginning, present and future.
How did the idea for 100cameras come about?
There were actually four friends who were co-founders from the beginning, in 2008. Every co-founder had a different background and interest that they brought into the model. Mine was that I had lived and worked abroad in communities where I worked in community development in a small village in India and Romania, amongst some others before moving into New York after college. I had become passionate about the empowerment model and also [about] storytelling. My background is creative writing and journalism. I came alive when speaking with people about their stories. At the same time, I was interning with Charity Water back when it was small. I think I was the 4th or 5th person to join the team as an intern. They had created the idea around the 100 percent model, connecting a donation or sale directly with the people in need on the ground. That was very influential for when we built out our model. At the same time, we also had a photographer who was one of the co-founders; a creative designer and a financial, business-savvy individual.
Oftentimes when you're traveling, you're pointing your camera at anything and sometimes, everything. From the locals perspective, it might seem a little intrusive. That's where one photographer's idea was brought to the table and gave the mission of 100cameras legs.
What were some challenges that you came across, if any, in the first country where the 100cameras model was tested?
We did a test run in South Sudan. Then, brought the photos back to New York. We ordered pizza and then looked at the kids' pictures and we were blown away. The students images captured so much hope and joy, in ways we weren't expecting. In ways that brought dignity and beauty to their stories. It still documented all of the injustices: They walked hours to get water from a well. They were all victims of the civil war between Sudan and South Sudan (before South Sudan was formed). There was something that changed inside all of us and that's when we said, 'Ok.' We wanted to build a model that allowed these stories to be told.
We literally cleared out all of the furniture in our tiny New York apartment and installed 80 frames into the walls. About 75 people came to the first event in our apartment. We invited anyone we knew, including strangers on the street. People had the same response we did. They saw the hope and the joy shown in the photographs and it made them want to help that kid or community; not out of pity but to help a child keep that joy - in their circumstances. That's when we fully built out the idea that we'd sell the kids images and that money would go towards medical supplies or educational supplies, which would also teach them ownership, and empowerment and excitement that they could provide these items themselves to their community.
How do you decide which city/country you're going to bring 100cameras into next?
All of the partners we have, which we now call flagship projects, were in the early days the only projects/cities we worked in. All of those partner organizations have come to us through a first or second connection (someone on our team knew the person or organization). Until we become large enough that we can send a teammate to vet potential partner organizations, we go with ones where we know someone who has worked with them.
In the past 2 years, we launched the Snapshot Project Platform and Workshop. We packaged up our curriculum; everything we've learned in the field, and we teach and equip a photographer or creative to lead a project in a community they care about. The connection with these new communities we're helping is because of the local contact (i.e. photographer or creative) on the ground. We're open to work anywhere in the world.
How are the children taught to take pictures?
100cameras has developed a custom photojournalism curriculum for students in the field. Some of our students have never before held a camera, so we have incorporated lots of basics like exposure and composition, but also more specific training like portraiture and detailed storytelling. We have also begun to extend training sessions to new teachers through our Snapshot Project platform, which is the newest way for you to apply to bring 100cameras to a community you care about.
Are the children taught photojournalism by a photojournalist, teacher and/or photographer?
When the 100cameras team goes into the field for a flagship project like Project004: India or Project005: Baltimore, the developers of the curriculum (JP Pullos and Angela Popplewell) lead specific portions of each class with the help of other photographers, teachers, and storytellers who have volunteered their time or have been sponsored to join in the project. These teams are also made up of photojournalists who help us record the trip.
For Snapshot projects, we have a lengthy application process, followed by training sessions with our team. This way, we can both ensure that the organizations on the ground are sound, and the teachers/photographers who will become Snapshot Leaders are fully equipped to handle their work in the field.
What is the age range of the kids that 100cameras works with? Are there plans to expand to younger and/or older children?
The 100cameras curriculum is written and geared towards working with students ages 10 - 18. However, 100cameras will always remain flexible to accept students younger and older at the recommendation of the partner organization based upon their relationship and experience with the students they serve on a daily basis.
What types of cameras do the children work with?
Our kids go through the 100cameras curriculum with point-and-shoot cameras donated by Leica, and are then given a donated point-and-shoot to keep (differing brands).
How would donors provide cameras?
We're always looking to partner with brands who are willing to donate equipment for our projects, but individuals are encouraged to donate their point-and-shoot cameras and SD cards to us by emailing yes@100cameras.org. We have been fortunate to receive both types of donations in the past.
The money that the children make off of the sale of their photographs, it goes back into their health, education and life needs. Do you see 100cameras expanding that need in the next 3-5 years?
Part of the reason we have such a vetting process for our partners is because we rely heavily on them, for picking, planning and determining where the biggest need is (i.e. funding for medical supplies or education). In some communities, they can't think about education supplies until the children are well enough to attend school. Another need is our lifeline support: food, water or shelter.
Food has been a very big need, especially in South Sudan. Two widows in South Sudan formed a program solely out of the need of the local children who needed food, who were showing up at the doorstep because they had lost their families.
We've done lifeline supplies in the form of a fence.The LRA (Lord's Resistance Army insurgency) was having a lot of activity in the area when we started the project, so the community asked for us to focus funds on building a fence/barrier around the compound. They said in their experience, a fence would defer a lot of unwanted activity.
Lifeline supplies has the most flexibility out of the three buckets and we're comfortable with that. Every community and culture organization is different. We have a team and a board that will really think through whether or not it's a lifeline supply. Our goal is to listen to what the partner organization needs.
We haven't made the decision to expand those needs because we have found that those three buckets are very helpful, to make sure that the money really does go to things that serve the kids, in every way possible. We're very protective that the funds don't go to things like office supplies, furniture, etc, unless it's desks for a classroom.
Where does 100Cameras see itself in the next 3-5 years?
The long term vision is that we want to equip people to lead projects in hundreds of communities and ultimately serve thousands of kids, and empower them to know that their stories matter. Their perspectives are unique and important and they can create change in their communities. We really see the way to do that is with our Snapshot Project Platform and Workshops.
We realized a couple years ago that if we continued to hold this too close to the vest and only did projects our team could go on, then we'd always be limited with how many kids we can work with. The long term vision is to keep opening it up more and more to train and equip people to lead projects in communities they care about.
Can anyone volunteer with 100cameras? What are the opportunities?
-- Volunteers to serve at our upcoming event gala on May 19th in Tribeca. Email caroline@100cameras.org if interested.
-- Volunteers who love research and creating excel databases. Specifically targeting potential partnership and collaboration opportunity sourcing.
For volunteer opportunities in the field directly working with students, please check out our Workshop and Snapshot Project application opportunities. This is the most direct way to work in the field alongside the mission of 100cameras in a community you care about.


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MLB Rookie Profile: Trevor Williams, RHP, Pittsburgh Pirates
Although he didn't win the fifth starter job, Pittsburgh Pirates rookie Trevor Williams is still worth tracking closely.
By John Sickels@MinorLeagueBall Apr 7, 2017, 11:27am EDT
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Continuing our series of profiles for all MLB rookies, we turn this morning to Pittsburgh Pirates right-hander Trevor Williams. He lost the fifth starter battle to fellow rookie Tyler Glasnow, but Williams still came north with the team as a member of the bullpen. Let's take a look at him.
Williams was originally drafted by the Miami Marlins in the second round in 2013 from Arizona State University. He was traded from the Marlins to the Pirates in October 2015 for pitching prospect Richard Mitchell, then pitched well for Triple-A Indianapolis in 2016. He struggled following promotion to the majors but was still accounted as one of Pittsburgh's better prospects for 2017.
He ranked 18th on the Pirates Top 20 prospects for 2017 list with the following comment:
18) Trevor Williams, RHP, Grade C+: Age 24, second round pick from Arizona State by Marlins in 2013, traded to Pirates in October 2015; posted 2.42 ERA in 115 innings in Triple-A with 78/30 K/BB, 1.39 GO/AO; hit hard in majors with 19 hits, 13 runs in 13 innings but will get more chances; sinker velocity in low-90s with peaks at 96, mixes in slider and change-up; not a strikeout guy but gets grounders, has a chance to be four/five starter or bullpener. ETA 2017.
Entering spring training as a rotation candidate, he pitched well in Florida with a 2.04 ERA in 17.2 innings with an excellent 18/2 K/BB. However, he lost the fifth starter job to Tyler Glasnow and will open the season in the bullpen, pitching long relief.
Williams lacks an overpowering pitch; even at his highest peak velocities his fastball is more of a sinking ground ball contact device than a whiff generator. His slider is workable but his change-up is just so-so, although his secondaries looked sharp this spring and could be responsible for the increase in his strikeout rate, even with sample size perils in mind.
He usually does a good job of throwing strikes and the sinker/slider combination could play up in the pen. Glasnow has more of a classic starter profile than Williams but Tyler's control is weaker. Should Glasnow fail, Williams is a good backup option. Trevor had little left to prove in Triple-A so bringing him along in the pen as a long reliever and sixth starter was a logical decision.
The key to watch this year is his strikeout rate. If that remains as high as it did in spring training, Williams could be in the midst of a breakout. Keep track of him.

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Q: Very slow network response times for TomEE/Primefaces App We have developed a web application using TomEE 1.5.2 Plus (myfaces 2.1.13) and Primefaces 3.5. Performance is acceptable with typical server response times of about 70ms. When moving to TomEE 7.0.0-M3 Plus (myfaces 2.2.9) and Primefaces 5.3, these response times are now up to 900ms. Using the Firefox Web Console on the Network tab, these timings are all Waiting with 0ms Receive time. These appear to be p:remoteCommand server requests. Our app has many p:dialog user interfaces with managed View Scoped Beans. The more dialogs with p:remoteCommands the worse the performance.
I have tried TomEE 7.0.1 Plus (myfaces 2.2.10 and Primefaces 6.0 with no better results. Test apps have shown that a simple dialog using a button and a p:remoteCommand to increment a counter and update the form and scaled from 20 dialogs, beans and buttons to 40 doubles the wait times (50ms to 100ms) using TomEE 7.0.0 and Primefaces 5.3. The same code run on TomEE 1.5.2 and Primefaces 3.5 shows no difference (30ms).
When building with facesContext.application.projectStage = Development or Production in the TomEE 1.5.2/Primefaces 3.5 environment there is no difference. Production times are about 10% better in Production mode using TomEE 7.0.0/Primefaces 5.3. Sample test app code below:
Main App

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">

<html
  xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"
  xmlns:h="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html"
  xmlns:f="http://java.sun.com/jsf/core"
  xmlns:ui="http://java.sun.com/jsf/facelets"
  xmlns:p="http://primefaces.org/ui"
  xmlns:cc="http://java.sun.com/jsf/composite/components">

<h:head>
  <title>COUNTER</title>
</h:head>

<h:body>
  <ui:include src="/Dialogs/counterDialog.xhtml" />
  <ui:include src="/Dialogs/counterDialog2.xhtml" />
  <ui:include src="/Dialogs/counterDialog3.xhtml" />
  <ui:include src="/Dialogs/counterDialog4.xhtml" />
  <ui:include src="/Dialogs/counterDialog5.xhtml" />
  <ui:include src="/Dialogs/counterDialog6.xhtml" />
  <ui:include src="/Dialogs/counterDialog7.xhtml" />
  <ui:include src="/Dialogs/counterDialog8.xhtml" />
  <ui:include src="/Dialogs/counterDialog9.xhtml" />
  <ui:include src="/Dialogs/counterDialog10.xhtml" />
  <ui:include src="/Dialogs/counterDialog11.xhtml" />
  <ui:include src="/Dialogs/counterDialog12.xhtml" />
  <ui:include src="/Dialogs/counterDialog13.xhtml" />
  <ui:include src="/Dialogs/counterDialog14.xhtml" />
  <ui:include src="/Dialogs/counterDialog15.xhtml" />
  <ui:include src="/Dialogs/counterDialog16.xhtml" />
  <ui:include src="/Dialogs/counterDialog17.xhtml" />
  <ui:include src="/Dialogs/counterDialog18.xhtml" />
  <ui:include src="/Dialogs/counterDialog19.xhtml" />
  <ui:include src="/Dialogs/counterDialog20.xhtml" />

<h:form id="countForm">
  <input id="clickMe" type="button" value="clickMe" onclick="openCounterDialog();" />
  <h:outputText id="count" value="#{counter.count}" />
  <input id="clickMe2" type="button" value="clickMe2" onclick="openCounterDialog2();" />
  <h:outputText id="count2" value="#{counter2.count}" />
  <input id="clickMe3" type="button" value="clickMe3" onclick="openCounterDialog3();" />
  <h:outputText id="count3" value="#{counter3.count}" />
  <input id="clickMe4" type="button" value="clickMe4" onclick="openCounterDialog4();" />
  <h:outputText id="count4" value="#{counter4.count}" />
  <input id="clickMe5" type="button" value="clickMe5" onclick="openCounterDialog5();" />
  <h:outputText id="count5" value="#{counter5.count}" />
  <input id="clickMe6" type="button" value="clickMe6" onclick="openCounterDialog6();" />
  <h:outputText id="count6" value="#{counter6.count}" />
  <input id="clickMe7" type="button" value="clickMe7" onclick="openCounterDialog7();" />
  <h:outputText id="count7" value="#{counter7.count}" />
  <input id="clickMe8" type="button" value="clickMe8" onclick="openCounterDialog8();" />
  <h:outputText id="count8" value="#{counter8.count}" />
  <input id="clickMe9" type="button" value="clickMe9" onclick="openCounterDialog9();" />
  <h:outputText id="count9" value="#{counter9.count}" />
  <input id="clickMe10" type="button" value="clickMe10" onclick="openCounterDialog10();" />
  <h:outputText id="count10" value="#{counter10.count}" />
<div>
  <input id="clickMe11" type="button" value="clickMe11" onclick="openCounterDialog11();" />
  <h:outputText id="count11" value="#{counter11.count}" />
  <input id="clickMe12" type="button" value="clickMe12" onclick="openCounterDialog12();" />
  <h:outputText id="count12" value="#{counter12.count}" />
  <input id="clickMe13" type="button" value="clickMe13" onclick="openCounterDialog13();" />
  <h:outputText id="count13" value="#{counter13.count}" />
  <input id="clickMe14" type="button" value="clickMe14" onclick="openCounterDialog14();" />
  <h:outputText id="count14" value="#{counter14.count}" />
  <input id="clickMe15" type="button" value="clickMe15" onclick="openCounterDialog15();" />
  <h:outputText id="count15" value="#{counter15.count}" />
  <input id="clickMe16" type="button" value="clickMe16" onclick="openCounterDialog16();" />
  <h:outputText id="count16" value="#{counter16.count}" />
  <input id="clickMe17" type="button" value="clickMe17" onclick="openCounterDialog17();" />
  <h:outputText id="count17" value="#{counter17.count}" />
  <input id="clickMe18" type="button" value="clickMe18" onclick="openCounterDialog18();" />
  <h:outputText id="count18" value="#{counter18.count}" />
  <input id="clickMe19" type="button" value="clickMe19" onclick="openCounterDialog19();" />
  <h:outputText id="count19" value="#{counter19.count}" />
  <input id="clickMe20" type="button" value="clickMe20" onclick="openCounterDialog20();" />
  <h:outputText id="count20" value="#{counter20.count}" />
</div>

</h:form>

</h:body>

</html>

Dialog
<ui:composition
  xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"
  xmlns:f="http://java.sun.com/jsf/core"
  xmlns:h="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html"
  xmlns:ui="http://java.sun.com/jsf/facelets"
  xmlns:p="http://primefaces.org/ui"
  xmlns:cc="http://java.sun.com/jsf/composite/components">

  <p:dialog
    id="counterDialog1"
    header="Counter Form"
    widgetVar="counterWidget"
    closeOnEscape="true" >

    <p:ajax
      event="close"
      listener="#{counter.buttonHit()}"
      update="counterForm"
      resetValues="true" />

    <h:form id="counterForm">

      <p:panel id="counterPanel">
          <input id="countMe" type="button" value="countMe" onclick="customfunction();" />
          <p:remoteCommand name="increment" actionListener="#{counter.increment}" update=":countForm" />
      </p:panel>

      <div
        align="center"
        style="padding: 5px">

        <p:commandButton
          id="counterOK"
          value="Ok"
          cache="false"
          ajax="true"
          style="valign:bottom;float:left;padding-left:10px"
          onclick="closeCounterDialog()" />

        <p:commandButton
          id="counterCancel"
          value="Cancel"
          style="valign:bottom;float:center;padding-right:10px"
          onclick="closeCounterDialog()"
          process="@this">

        </p:commandButton>

        <p:commandButton
          id="counterHelp"
          value="Help"
          style="valign:bottom;float:right;padding-right:10px"
          disabled="true">
        </p:commandButton>

        <p:defaultCommand
          target="counterOK" />

      </div>
    </h:form>
  </p:dialog>

  <script type="text/javascript">
            //<![CDATA[
            // Keep script tag outside of any component tag that may need to get updated
            // so JavaScript objects are not recreated. E.g. removing event handlers
            // won't work after update since handler function is a different intance
            function openCounterDialog ( event )
            {
                counterWidget.show();
            }

            /**
             * Remove all the relevant event listeners, re-enable normal behavior and
             * hide the dialog
             */
            function closeCounterDialog ()
            {
                counterWidget.hide();
            }

            function customfunction()
            {
              //your custom code
              increment();  //makes a remote call
            }

       //]]>
     </script>

</ui:composition>

Managed Bean Class
import javax.faces.bean.ManagedBean;
import javax.faces.bean.ViewScoped;

import org.primefaces.context.RequestContext;

@ManagedBean(name = "counter")
@ViewScoped
public class Counter implements Serializable
{
/** Prevents compiler generating brittle one */
  private static final long serialVersionUID = -2L;

  int count;

  public Counter()
  {
    count = 0;
  }

  public void increment()
  {
    count++;
  }

  public int getCount()
  {
    return count;
  }

  public void buttonHit()
  {
    RequestContext.getCurrentInstance ().execute ( "closeCounterDialog()" );
  }

}

Any ideas? Thank you in advance!

A: Some versions of primefaces creates one bean validation Validator per request. If it is customized - it is often the case for JSF environments - it will really slow down the application. Ensure you use one version which doesn't have this issue.
Here is the related issue: https://github.com/primefaces/primefaces/issues/1119

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interface BasketFactoryInterface
{
    /**
     * Load the basket
     *
     * @param \Sonata\Component\Customer\CustomerInterface
     * @return \Sonata\Component\Basket\BasketInterface
     */
    public function load(CustomerInterface $customer);

    /**
     * Save the basket
     *
     * @param \Sonata\Component\Basket\BasketInterface
     * @return void
     */
    public function save(BasketInterface $basket);
}

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The newly weds at Crear, Argyll, with the Isle of Jura in the background.
The Highland wedding couple at Onich with Ballachulish in the distance.
The newly weds on Buchanan Street following their wedding at Sloanes.
At night in the grounds of Mar Hall.
A special wedding moment on Ingram Street, Glasgow.
A romantic moment at Dunrobin Castle in the Scottish Highlands.
The Bride arriving for her wedding at Caig Falls, Lochaber.


For today's card, the third of Painted Petals week (catch up with Monday and Tuesday), I've added in one of the wonderful sentiments from the Indescribable Gift stamp set from Stampin' Up!
Stamp the sentiment from Indescribable Gift in Blackberry Bliss in the top right corner of the panel.
Stamp the stems in Mossy Meadow on one side of the bottom and again in the middle without reinking the stamp. Repeat to frame the sentiment. Add the flower heads in the same way with Blackberry Bliss.
I'll be back tomorrow with the fourth of this week's Painted Petals creations, so I hope you'll join me then.
Labels: CAS, Indescribable Gift, Painted Petals, Stampin' Up!
Another beautiful card Em, I do love the floral display and sentiment.
A beautiful and stunning CAS card Em.
Another fabulous card using this stampset - great work!
This is lovely, Em. Thanks so much for sharing with us.


Yoon Cannon reveals what's working today when it comes to effectively generating sales leads for your business. She inspires your group and gives them the tools and confidence meet their sales numbers. The SERVE sales method will completely revolutionize your organization's approach to selling.
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Honey is the nectar collected by the bees from the flowers. They store this in the beehive, and we collect this for our use. It is a thick, golden liquid that never spoils.
Vitamins: Pantothenic acid, riboflavin, niacin, thiamine, Vitamin B6, and amino acids.
Minerals: Copper, calcium, zinc, sodium, potassium, phosphorus, manganese, magnesium, and iron.
Honey has 18 amino acids, and this makes about 0.1%. The most important amino acid is proline. Organic acid content is less than 1.18%. The most prevalent one is gluconic acid. Among the enzymes, the noteworthy ones are invertase and diastase.
The amount of fructose is 38.2% on an average. Honey has 31.1% glucose, maltose 7.1%, and sucrose 1.3%.
Each tablespoon of honey contains 65 calories. People often use this as a source of energy. On a comparative scale, the same amount of sugar will give only 15 calories. Most of the people can easily digest this source of energy, even those with a sensitive stomach. You can perk yourself up with a shot of honey in the middle of a tiring morning. Or, you could add it to your evening tea and have an extra dose of energy.
The taste of honey is so good that people use it in the preparation of various condiments and baking. It has a nutty and refreshing flavor that is not congealing or repelling, no matter how much you eat it. Dishes prepared with honey is always special for everyone in the family. You can use it with your drink or over your toast. Honey combines well with all types of food items.
Honey is used along with sandal paste and milk as a skin care solution. This is used in combination of both the sandal and the milk or separately. The choice depends on the complexion of the person who uses it. The mineral and pollen act on the skin and add lustre to it. You can use it for exfoliation and for removing excess oil. People used honey as a beauty aid since the olden days.
The anti-fungal and antibacterial nature of honey makes it ideal for use in treating wounds and cuts. You can use honey to heal sores, many infections, and treat boils associated with many diseases and infections. Traditional medicine uses honey as an antiseptic. A mixture of tea tree oil, lavender essential oil, honey, and an infusion of golden seal is applied to the boil or carbuncle that is swollen with pus. You can also use bergamot or chamomile oil instead of lavender essential oil.
Athletes will know that certain health tonics will boost the performance dramatically. One of their favourites is honey. Honey increases the stamina when used systematically. Honey gives performances comparable to when you use artificially made energy boosters such as dextrose gel. Being a natural food item and freely available, honey becomes the top favorite for all the performing athletes. You can use it as a supplement with your normal food or make special preparations with other ingredients such as Aloe Vera or Triphala. This will act to boost the metabolism greatly.
One of the popular methods of losing weight is with honey. This is simple and effective, and you can see the results within the fortnight. You can use one or more recipes given here. Even people with diabetes can take small amounts of honey as this is seen to decrease the weight and blood sugar.
First one involves the use of hot water. Take the warm water in a cup and add two to three teaspoons of honey. Powder cinnamon and crush ginger and steep it in the cup. After 10 minutes, drink the water. Do this three times a week.
The second one is for those who wake up early in the morning. Take the juice from two lemons in a glass. Add some warm water and then put two teaspoons of honey in this. Have it early in the morning for one week. You will lose weight fast.
Remember to protect honey from the direct cooking fire. This is because the heat will destroy some of the nutrients of the honey.
To effectively clean the debris and dead tissues in the wound, it is customary to use Manuka honey in traditional medicine. Apply honey directly to the wound and as this has the effect of improving the healing process. Use dressings soaked in honey or use honey below the dressing for wounds. This will enhance the healing process. You can use it for abscesses, burns, infections, and ulcers. It will reduce the pain and swelling if there is any.
Sometimes, patients develop mouth sores due to radiation treatment. Use of honey seems to make the chances of developing mouth sores lesser. Honey is applied using gauze. This helps improve the ease of swallowing.
Taking honey at bedtime helps reduce the incidence of a cough in children. You can give honey to children who are 2 years or older. It proves to be as effective as the cough suppressants used now. The reason some surmise is that the sweetness induces salivation. When the salivation occurs, the nasal passages are wetted and this will ease the cough.
The ease with which one can use the honey in our food makes it a versatile ingredient in every menu. Diabetics should take care to avoid this as it has a high sugar content. People with a weakened immune system must exercise caution when eating honey because of the risk of bacterial or fungal infection. The honey may contain endospores of the bacterium Clostridium botulinum that spreads botulism and is dangerous for babies.
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Q: Adding number to variable in if else statement I'm trying to add a number to a variable in an ifelse statement but the current code adds regarding of the if statement
for (i in 1:data)[1]{
data$new_variable[i] <- if(!is.na(data$variable_1[i]==1)){
data$variable_2[i] +15
}else{
data$variable_2[i]
}
}

My variable 1 has either 0 or 1 as a value (or NA) and I want to add 15 to variable_2 if variable_1 is 1.

A: is this what you want?
if(!is.na(data$variable_1[i]) & data$variable_1[i]==1){
  data$variable_2[i] = data$variable_2[i] + 15
}else{
  // do something
}

A: In future please post your data:
data$new_variable <- ifelse(data$variable == 1, data$variable_2 + 15,  data$variable_2)


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Temperate and the Intemperate: Miniature from Valerius Maximus, Faits et dits mémorables des romains, translation by Simon de Hesdin and Nicolas de Gonesse of Facta et dicta memorabilia (Group Title)
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The Memorable Deeds and Sayings of the Romans, a compilation of stories about ancient customs and heroes written in the first century A.D. by Valerius Maximus, was widely used in the Middle Ages as a textbook for rhetoric. The museum's cutting comes from a French translation of the original Latin text made for Jan Crabbe, abbot of the Cistercian Abbey at Duinen, south of Bruges.
This large miniature appeared at the beginning of book two, Concerning Morals and Customs. In a spacious dining hall, Valerius, dressed in blue on the left, instructs the Emperor Tiberius, to whom he dedicated his book, on the value of temperance. Valerius points out the joyous and intemperate peasants at the front table, who cavort wildly, drink, fall down, and sleep. In contrast, the nobles in the back are models of temperance: evenly spaced at the orderly table, their bodies rigid, they eat with great sobriety. Through this contrast the illuminator suggested that nobles are inherently more temperate, an interpretation that does not derive from the text. Yet in the hands of the witty Master of the Dresden Prayer Book, the bad example of the pleasure-loving peasants is easily the more endearing one.
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2020 9.5 Gram British School Crest of Wizardry Series Hogwarts Silver Coin (In Card)
Harry Potter remains immensely popular among enthusiasts of the wizarding world. 2020 has seen the introduction of various coin programs honoring the characters from the novels and feature films, as well as the student houses within the school of Hogwarts. Now a new collection is available with house crests on .999 pure silver coins. Today, 2020 9.5 Gram British School Crest of Wizardry Series Hogwarts Silver Coins are available to you online from JM Bullion.
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The reverse features the school crest for the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
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All of these 2020 9.5 Gram British School Crest of Wizardry Series Hogwarts Silver Coins are available to you with frosted design elements and mirrored background fields. The coins are housed individually inside of plastic capsules. Each card has its own artwork on the face matching the reverse of the coin. The full-color artwork depicts the school crest for Hogwarts. We will ship the coin inside of its capsule, separate from the certificate card. All items arrive together in a plastic bag.
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An epidemiological study of falls in older community-dwelling women: the Randwick falls and fractures study
Aust J Public Health. 1993 Sep;17(3):240-5. doi: 10.1111/j.1753-6405.1993.tb00143.x.
S R Lord 1 , J A Ward, P Williams, K J Anstey
1 School of Community Medicine, University of New South Wales, Kensington.
DOI: 10.1111/j.1753-6405.1993.tb00143.x
Seven hundred and four women aged between 65 and 99 years (mean age 74.6 years), who were randomly selected from the community, took part in a study to determine whether health and lifestyle factors were associated with falls. In the 12 months before the survey, 66.1 per cent of the subjects experienced no falls, 19.7 per cent fell once and 14.2 per cent fell on two or more occasions. The proportion of women who fell outside the home decreased with age, with a corresponding increase in the proportion who fell inside the home on a level surface. The most common causes of falls reported were trips, slips and loss of balance. Some (27 per cent) suffered injuries as a result of a fall, and the proportion suffering injuries increased with age. Those who rated their health and balance as impaired, those with a limitation in activities of daily living, those receiving community services, those taking psychoactive drugs, and those taking four or more drugs had significantly more falls. On the other hand, those taking part in planned exercise and those active for seven or more hours per week had fewer falls. Smoking and alcohol consumption were not significantly associated with falls. Stepwise logistic regression analysis revealed poor vision, inactivity and subjective fall risk as variables that were independently and significantly associated with falling. These findings highlight possible intervention strategies for reducing falls risk in older people.
Accidental Falls / statistics & numerical data*
New South Wales / epidemiology
Wounds and Injuries / epidemiology


City of Murphysboro City Council met September 11.
City of Murphysboro City Council met Sept. 11.
Mayor called for a voice vote. All were in favor.
Mayor Stephens presented the accounts payable register #704, #705 and #706 as well as the accounts receivable and payroll registers for consideration. The invoice for repair to the window unit in the police chief's office was discussed.
Motion: To approve the accounts payable registers #704, #705, #706, accounts receivable and payroll registers.
Motion by Alderman McComb Second by Alderman Campos Mayor called for a voice vote. All were in favor.
Chairman Pittman opened discussion for Budget & Finance related items. There were no old or new business for discussion.
There was no public comment on Budget and Finance related items.
Chairman McComb opened discussion for Building and Grounds related items. Old business for discussion included painting at Fire Station 2. Swafford indicated that he is getting quotes for options of painting or re-siding the structure. He is also researching quotes for pole barn metal to be installed. The next item discussed was the consideration of extending the alley off of 23rd & Gartside Street. City Engineer Sheffer will identify the right-of-way lines and then an estimate will be obtained for rock placement. That bid will be brought back to the council for consideration. The next item under old business was the mow-to-own program. Mayor Stephens presented a very basic draft program. Each step and specific requirements were discussed. Residency requirements were also mentioned. It was agreed that neighbors of the vacant properties should be given first opportunity to participate or decline. Alderman Hughes inquired who will be the party to monitor this program. It was agreed that the Code Enforcement Office would be the monitoring department.
Under new business, the council discussed the need to replace the culvert at the entrance on the west side of our building on Harrison Road. Street Foremen, Darrin Mills, indicated that Somerset Township may replace the culvert at no cost to the City. He will inquire and report back.
Alderman McComb opened up any public comment on Building and Grounds items. Ruby Sendek asked when the decision would be made on Fire Station #2. She also complimented the street department on upgrading the culvert on North 22nd Street. Don Gladden suggested that a sign-off form be available for residents opting to decline participation in the mow-to-own program. He also suggested that the program begin in April to allow for two full mowing seasons to cycle through before anyone takes ownership.
Chairman Erbes opened discussion for Community Relations items. Items on the agenda were only informational in nature. The first item reminded Council members that the Apple Festival parade line-up will begin at 10am at 21st & Walnut Street. Everyone walking is requested to bring a basket to distribute apples from. Joe Fry, Murphysboro Park District Director, was in attendance to invite council members to participate at Community Night Out by helping to serve the meal being provided. Anyone available to help is requested to be there by 4:30 p.m. Alderman McComb advised that the City is once again sponsoring a game at the event and he will man that station. Additionally, he will be purchasing approximately 25 bales of straw for the game and later taken to Public Works for future use. Feed the Team was also discussed. Alderman Hughes is once again spear-heading this event on October 19th. Everyone is invited to help serve.
There was no public comment on Community Relations related items.
Mayor Stephens opened discussion for Public Improvement related items. There was no old or new business on the agenda.
There was no public comment on Public Improvement related items.
Chairman Bratton opened discussion for Public Works related items. There was no old business on the agenda. New items discussed included the evaluation of the water distribution system performed by the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency. There were no violations, only recommendations. Bids for the water main replacement at the Big Muddy Gas Plant site were discussed. City Engineer Sheffer advised that AECOM will be billed for all services. Mayor Stephens distributed an email with an update on the other engineering projects currently in progress. The additional cost to the wetland bank for the upgrade to the wastewater treatment plant road was specifically discussed.
There was no public comment on Public Works related items.
Chairman Brown opened discussion for Public Safety related items. There was no items under old or new business on the agenda. Mayor asked Acting Chief Laughland for an update on the disposal of the surplus vehicles. Laughland indicated that one vehicle was ready to go to Cannings for auction on September 15th.
There was no public comment on Public Safety related items.
Alderman Hughes opened discussion for Personnel related items. There were no old items listed on the agenda. Alderman Hughes advised that a patrolman was hired and would start on October 8th. Mr. Brandon Bauer was a lateral hire, so minimal training would be needed. Alderman Bratton requested that the council review the family ride-along policy. Insurance coverage was discussed. It is believed that no actual policy exists and that it is only being allowed within the police department.
Motion: To reverse the decision to allow family members to ride-along in police department vehicles.
Motion by Alderman Bratton Second by Alderman Brown Mayor Stephens called for a voice vote.
There was no public comments on Personnel related items.
Mayor Stephens advised that he met with Cary Minnis, Director of Greater Egypt Regional Planning and Development Commission. They installed a camera at 21st & Walnut Street in an effort to get data for the Safe Route to School grant.
Attorney Blake advised that he spoke with the attorney for Ms. Holman regarding the complaint to make the Brown Shoe Factory property safe and secure. Rawson Excavating will be producing an estimate for Ms. Holman's consideration.
Motion: To go into executive session at 7:08 p.m. to discuss matters related to 5 ILCS 120/2(c)(5) regarding acquisition of real property and matters related to 5 ILCS 120/2(c)(11) regarding pending or possible litigation.
Motion: To come out of executive session at 7:21 p.m.
get apples off of the trailer.
that North 6th Street by John Street was very dangerous.


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"Bottas used as a pawn by Mercedes in Bahrain": Former F1 driver claims Finn largely to blame
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Mercedes driver Valtteri Bottas finished the opening race of the 2021 season in third position at the Bahrain Grand Prix.
He scored 16 points owing to the extra one he gained for completing the quickest lap.
While this is usually not cause for concern, Bottas was visibly distraught following the completion of the event.
The Finn finished many seconds behind both teammate Lewis Hamilton and Red Bull's Max Verstappen. For all his attempts to make up time and cover up the distance, he was unable to make any real splash in the race, finishing a distant third.
Mercedes had told him that he would be staying out for longer, but pitted him just two laps after Hamilton.
"From my side, the strategy was too much on the defensive side instead of attacking, which I was quite surprised of," Bottas said.
"We will review everything, but I feel we were more passive than aggressive with the strategy in the end.
"I wanted to stay out longer in the middle stint on fresher tyres but it wouldn't have made much difference in the end."
Jenson Button believes Bottas was used as a "pawn" by Mercedes during the race, but argued that it was largely owing to how the Finnish driver just didn't seem to have the pace.
"I think his pace compared to Lewis was a little bit off," Button told Sky Sports F1.
"That always hurts when you see your teammate pulling off into the distance.
"And he was also used as a little bit of a pawn during the race so Max would follow his lead during pit stops.
"It's a little bit of tricky one [for him] because you know he's going to be on the back foot in terms of the pit stops.
"But also the pace wasn't quite there. It's not been an easy race for him and I don't think it fills him full of confidence for race two.
"That was the first time he's looked unhappy with the way things have gone for the team."
Former F1 driver Paul di Resta admitted that Bottas publicly voicing his discontentment with Mercedes' strategy has put pressure on the team.
"Bottas was very vocal about it," di Resta said.
"That's going to put pressure on the team."
Bottas has been vocal about the fact that he wants Mercedes to allow him to be a bit more selfish as he hopes to stake a claim for the Formula 1 driver's title this season.
Read more: Verstappen blasts Red Bull control room on instruction – "Why didn't you just let me go?"


What some real estate sales people might not want you to notice is that Toronto prices are collapsing while in Vancouver, average detached home prices have dropped by more than 20% in the last three months.
But Vancouver condos continue to climb.
Question: Who woulda thunk it?
Answer: Folks like Tsur who understand how the market works.
According to Zolo the average same price of 2 bedroom condo is 1 million. At this post point it's into single family detached territory few years back.
West, detached is gaining 3x total $ as condo, and on the East side it's detached 2x greater gain.
People buy a home to live in. If you want to assess it as an investment that's your right. But it seems that those that take that approach are either renting, or severely under-housed living in tiny shoeboxes.
So you have changed your mind again about a home also being an investment. I guess when prices are going up you like to claim that you made a brilliant investment but when prices are tumbling you are not interested in your home's value because you don't regard it as an investment. Hilarious!
Gold is for speculators, real estate is for investors.
BTW, I was not fooled by your attempted distraction technique. You continue to amaze me with your convoluted logic. You appeared to be saying that it's better to get a smaller percentage gain on a property transaction. I was pointing out the farcical nature of your understanding of basic mathematics.
The fact that you prefer to buy a very old house in a scruffy distant suburb, while others opted to buy much more desirable accommodations in much more desirable neighbourhoods is irrelevant to the current discussion regarding percentage return on investment, particularly when you have previously stated so clearly that "real estate is for investors".
I think I'm doing okay. Worth far more than I ever intended.
Almost all homeowners In Vancouver are doing okay but, as a person who arrived late at the party, you are not doing nearly as well as the majority of Vancouver homeowners who arrived a lot earlier. Trust me, 1970's prices were much more attractive, even if the mortgage rates were much, much higher, as they probably will be again.
Fortunately for you, even if we have a 1982 style crash, you are probably going to still have a little bit of equity left. Of course, if we have a 90% crash like both Tokyo and Vancouver have had before, all bets are off. Even my current primary residence would be worth much less than I paid for it in the 1980's, but being mortgage free and having multiple revenue streams provides some comfort in turbulent times.
Now about what started this exchange, your lack of understanding of "percentage return" on investments. Did you make any effort to understand why a higher percentage return is better, or are you still avoiding the issue.
I'm doing better than most buddy. I'd thank you for your concern if I didn't find your obsessive attention downright creepy.
Still avoiding explaining your hilarious misunderstanding about return on investment eh?
Allow me to correct another your many misconceptions but you apparently aren't "doing better than most".
In 2006, long before you borrowed massively to join the home-owning party, over two-thirds of households were already homeowners and had been enjoying the rise in prices for years. You can be pretty sure that a high percentage of them had been paying down their mortgages for a decade or two and many had bought much nicer homes than yours in much more desirable neighbourhoods for a lot less than you paid.
"I had no intention of being wealthy, believe me.
All I wanted was a house for my family.
When I become a millionaire because of my property it will have been completely accidental."
Reality check! "Wealthy" people don't carry huge mortgages on very old, entry-level fixer-uppers in your kind of neighbourhood.
If you were able to sell your home today, you would likely walk away with a substantial profit despite the stalling market, but remember that sales in your neighbourhood are lower than they've ever been in the last decade so you may have missed the peak.
If you wanted to keep some profit you'd have to move somewhere even less desirable to buy another old house. If you want to remain in the outskirts of Vancouver your situation hasn't really improved except that you currently have a good buffer for the probable impending price collapse. On the downside, the price gap between your house and nicer houses in the nice areas has widened, making any upward mobility much more difficult for you and creating a real problem for your children who may be condemned to either leaving the city or buying old stucco condos near you.
Look around your neighbourhood. The majority of homeowners bought long before you and are therefore likely to be in much safer financial situations if/when prices dive. You are probably (currently) doing better than most renters in your neighbourhood but even though your area is awash with cheap rental suites, rental households are still in the minority. Hence, if you aren't even doing better than most owners in the cheap end of our city, how can you pretend to be doing better than most if we look at the City as a whole?
Over two-thirds of households in 2006 reported owning the home they lived in, driving ownership rates to a record level, according to a Statistics Canada report released Wednesday.
Census data from 2006 showed that of the 12.4 million households in Canada, about 8.5 million reported living in their own home. The federal agency noted that 913,000 homeowners lived in condos in 2006, an increase of 36.5 per cent from 2001.
a 90% crash likely means we got bombed by North Korea. Its almost impossible for anything crazy like that, unless Trump pushes the button....or maybe an earthquake could cause that type of devastation as well. A 50% crash would mean the economy is completely in the toilet (likely worldwide) and this would most probably effect everyone negatively not just East Van homeowners.
If that scenario were to come true, Eyes is probably better off than anyone else since he has a government job and a stable pension. Even if the bank came knocking it would still be doable to keep his house I think. Also the banking system in Canada is a lot different than in the US, so if a lot of people got in trouble with their mortgages, it would be an interesting time, as the banks have to force a sale, they don't take over possession of the house like in the US...This would create a pretty negative feedback cycle and not really in the best interest of the banks. I suspect that the Feds and the banks will do everything in their power to avoid such a scenario. Given the current housing and rental crunch, I suspect any kind of weakness will open the door to investors and it will prop up the market from any serious crash.
Interesting that your rant could be copied and pasted from this forum from 2006. I bought my East Van house that year and have gained 1000% in net worth since then, with at least 60-70% coming from Real Estate, not to mention about 1 million in income from my rentals. (I may do an interesting study on opportunity cost if I had stayed invested in the stock market back then instead of buying real estate).
All those Fanatical bears were dead wrong then...I don't see you being right anytime soon.
"a 90% crash likely means we got bombed by North Korea. Its almost impossible for anything crazy like that, unless Trump pushes the button....or maybe an earthquake could cause that type of devastation as well. A 50% crash would mean the economy is completely in the toilet (likely worldwide) and this would most probably effect everyone negatively not just East Van homeowners.
All those Fanatical bears were dead wrong then...I don't see you being right anytime soon."
Just a few points in response. Vancouver has had a 90% crash before and there was no earthquake. More recently Tokyo had a 90% crash too, and again no earthquake. And how about Vancouver's crash of between 40% and 50% back in the early eighties? Once again, no earthquake or nuke and the economy didn't collapse except for those who were overleveraged and lost their homes.
I know ETB works for the government but I was unaware that government departments never have layoffs. Link?
Also, he took on about a 600K mortgage, no big thing at 2% but a very different animal at 8% or 10%. Remember 1982 when mortgages were 22%? And if you think that home prices can't collapse while interest rates are low, look at the Tokyo collapse I mentioned earlier. It was caused by loose lending and unjustified buyer exuberance, all while interest rates were ultra-low, sound familiar?
As for my "rant", couldn't be cut and pasted from 2006 because that's back when I was being called an idiotic perma-bull by Taipan. I didn't turn bearish until a few years ago.
I'm glad that you have been a homeowner long enough to be relatively safe from a serious crash, just keep in mind that the effects of leverage which rewarded so many of us so generously in the upmarket years can be just a rural enemy in a down market. Leverage works both ways if are unfortunate enough to still carry a significant mortgage, that's why I almost halved my Vancouver real estate holdings and paid off all the remaining mortgages a few years ago. Sure I was too early and I Missed some additional profits but I sleep soundly, besides, I've never met anybody who was able to reliably predict peaks and troughs. I remain in the market but I'm not too worried about price crashes because I have zero leverage.
FWIW, I'm not anticipating a 90% price crash this time, although I would never say it's impossible, especially with an NDP government. It does seem likely to me that a correction of somewhere between 30% and 70% is more within the range of reasonable, fundamentally based expectations. Toronto is already closing in on the lower number.
Just a few points in response. Vancouver has had a 90% crash before and there was no earthquake.
More recently Tokyo had a 90% crash too, and again no earthquake. And how about Vancouver's crash of between 40% and 50% back in the early eighties? Once again, no earthquake or nuke and the economy didn't collapse except for those who were overleveraged and lost their homes.
Actually the crash of 1981/82 coincided with a severe global recession...also interest rates of 22% were a killer and inflation was at 12%.
I believe Taipan came later, 2006 was the likes of Freako, Rentah and the gang with their crazed Bear message relentlessly stating a crash was going to be 60% or more and the market couldn't sustain current prices...blah blah blah.
I don't disagree with some of your thinking and reasoning and certainly a smart move to divest some real estate holdings, I'm working on that as well, but still need a bit more time personally, and don't really want to dump some holdings that are too good to let go, but taking profits is enticing.
I would say 90% is almost impossible...probably like a one in a billion chance of that happening....Something like a War or Big Earthquake would have to happen to trigger such a massive crash. Anything over 30% will be unlikely in my opinion, especially given the current housing crunch, and when will that come to pass is unknown. Toronto is playing out in a similar fashion to Vancouver after the foreign buyer tax was announced...I suspect its not quite as bad as the Average Price shows right now...but should be fun times ahead in GTO.
Lastly I see many US markets are catching up to Vancouver again...Seattle sure isn't cheap these days, if you factor in the exchange rate they are probably almost on par with Vancouver.


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In my house, Australian Shepherd and Boykin Spaniel are tied for #1 on the list of most popular dog breeds. We might be a bit biased. Nationally, the most popular dog breed has been in the top spot for 28 years.
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Useful collections for manipulate python data

#### Available collections:

###### Immutability:
* [**ImmutableDict**](#immutabledict-usage): for create immutable objects, once constructed the object does not change more
* [**LockableDict**](#lockabledict-usage): for create dynamic objects, to lock and release immutability while attribute `instance.is_locked == False`

###### Discovery:
* [**DiscoverySubModules**](#discoverysubmodules-usage): for discovery and return dict with local sub modules mapped

<!-- * [**DiscoverySubClass**](#discoverysubclass-usage): for discovery and return dict with local sub class mapped -->

## ImmutableDict Usage:

```python
>>> from useful_collections.dict import ImmutableDict
>>> my_immutable_dict = ImmutableDict(key='immutable val')

# accessing dict item
>>> my_immutable_dict['key']
'immutable val'

# accessing dict item as attribute
>>> my_immutable_dict.key
'immutable val'

# trying to override dict value
>>> my_immutable_dict['key'] = 'new value'
Traceback (most recent call last):
  ...
useful_collections.dict.ForbiddenSetItem: __setitem__ method is forbidden for ImmutableDict objects

>>> my_immutable_dict.key = 'try again'
Traceback (most recent call last):
  ...
useful_collections.dict.ForbiddenSetAttr: __setattr__ method is forbidden for ImmutableDict objects
```

## LockableDict usage:

```python
>>> from useful_collections.dict import LockableDict
>>> d = LockableDict(a='mutable value')
# instance obj has initial data
>>> d
{'a': 'mutable value'}

# by default the lock status is False
>>> d.is_locked
False

# get dict item (normally)
>>> d['a']
'mutable value'
>>> d.a
'mutable value'

# set dict (without problems)
>>> d['a'] = 'change now'
>>> d['a']
'change now'

>>> d.a = 'changed again'
>>> d['a']
'changed again'

# lock instance for immutability
>>> d.is_locked = True

# try to set dict item (with locked instance)
>>> d['a'] = 'change now'
Traceback (most recent call last)
  ...
useful_collections.dict.DictIsLocked: '__setitem__' method is forbidden for type 'LockableDict' while the value of the instance attribute 'is_locked' is False

>>> d.a = 'changed again'
Traceback (most recent call last)
  ...
useful_collections.dict.DictIsLocked: '__setattr__' method is forbidden for type 'LockableDict' while the value of the instance attribute 'is_locked' is False

# release the immutability lock
>>> d.is_locked = False

# and back to set items with success
>>> d['a'] = 'change now'
>>> d['a']
'change now'

>>> d.a = 'changed again'
>>> d.a
'changed again'
```

## DiscoverySubModules Usage:
Example of mapping submodules in package

* Create a package:

```shell
mkdir my_package
touch my_package/my_submod.py
touch my_package/other_submod.py
```
* Define mapping in package constructor (my_package/__init__.py):

```python
# import your desired modules here
from . import my_submod, other_submod
# import DiscoverySubModules collection
from useful_collections.discoveries import DiscoverySubModules
submodules = DiscoverySubModules(__name__)
```

* Import your package and get submodules mapped in constructor

```python
>>> import my_package
>>> my_package.submodules
{'my_submod': <module 'my_package.my_submod' from '.../my_package/my_submod.py'>,
 'other_submod': <module 'my_package.other_submod' from '.../my_package/other_submod.py'>}
```

* Or just import the dict with mapped submodules

```python
>>> from my_package import submodules as my_package_submodules
>>> my_package_submodules
{'my_submod': <module 'my_package.my_submod' from '.../my_package/my_submod.py'>,
 'other_submod': <module 'my_package.other_submod' from '.../my_package/other_submod.py'>}
```

<!-- ## DiscoverySubClass Usage:
This example is similar that previous but we will declare class

* Declare MySubClassInsideModule class in my_package/my_submod.py

```python
class MySubClassInsideModule:
  pass
```

* Declare OtherClassInsideModuleToo class in my_package/other_submod.py

```python
class OtherClassInsideModuleToo:
  pass
```

* Define mapping in package constructor (my_package/__init__.py):

```python
# import your desired modules here
from . import my_submod, other_submod
# import DiscoverySubModules collection
from useful_collections.discoveries import DiscoverySubClass
mapped_class = DiscoverySubClass(__name__)
``` -->