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Eng vs Ind: 2021 1st Test, Day 4 Joe Root record books with hundred
By Akshay - August 8, 2021 - Last updated on Dec 01, 2021 03:28 PM
Cricket fans must be ready for an exciting Day 5 as the first Test match between India and England is approaching towards a thrilling end. Team India needs 157 runs on the final day with nine wickets in hand. It is definitely advantage India at the moment. However, any run on the last day won't come easy with the track having a lot of assistance for fast bowlers. Also, the likes of James Anderson and Ollie Robinson have been in top-notch form.
As far as the happenings of Day 4 are concerned, England resumed at their overnight score of 25/0, trailing 70 runs behind India's first-innings lead. The Three Lions didn't get a fruitful start with Rory Burns and Zak Crawley getting dismissed in the first hour of the day's play. However, skipper Joe Root came out at number four and he seemed like a man on a mission.
Root was positive in his approach as England's scoring rate went up after his arrival. He formed handy partnerships with Dominic Sibley, Jonny Bairstow, Daniel Lawrence, Jos Buttler, and Sam Curran as the hosts were back in the hunt. The England skipper advanced to his 21st Test hundred as the Three Lions posted 303 runs, giving India a target of 209 runs.
Chasing the tricky total, India started off steadily with openers Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul tackling the new ball with precision. However, Stuart Broad dismissed the latter just before the end of the day's play to spice the contest up. At stumps, the visitors were 52/1 and would be happier of the two sides. However, Virat Kohli's men can't afford to be complacent as England still have all the chances to forge a comeback.
Meanwhile, here are the important stats and numbers from the England vs India 1st Test Day 4
16 – Joe Root now has 16 scores in excess of 50 against India in Test matches, joint-most for any England batter. He is now par with former England captain Alastair Cook.
1000 – Root also became the first player to complete 1000 Test runs in 2021. Overall, the England skipper currently has scored 1064 runs in nine Tests this year.
9 – Root slammed his ninth international century against India, most for an England batter. He went past Alastair Cook's tally of eight tons.
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2018 – This was Root's first Test century on England soil since September 2018. His previous Test ton in UK also came against India at the Oval.
4 – Root became the fourth England captain to score four Test centuries in a calendar year. Graham Gooch, Michael Atherton, and Andrew Strauss are the others holding the milestone.
6 – Jasprit Bumrah registered his sixth five-wicket haul in Test matches, second on England soil.
21.6 – Among Asian bowlers with over 50 Test wickets outside Asia, Bumrah has the best average 21.6.
2 – It's only the second time that Indian pacers have taken all 20 wickets in a Test (Jasprit Bumrah 9, Mohammed Shami 4, Shardul Thakur 4, and Mohammed Siraj 3). The only other instance was recorded against South Africa in Johannesburg in 2018.
3 – England have taken three reviews against Rohit Sharma in this match so far. All of them have been unsuccessful.


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SVSU Rhea Miller Concert series to feature acclaimed musicians
Saginaw Valley State University will showcase internationally-acclaimed baritone John Muriello, who will be joined by renowned composer and pianist Richard Pearson Thomas during the next Rhea Miller Concert Series installment Saturday, Feb. 4.
SVSU business students selected for global business leadership
Eleven Saginaw Valley State University students passionate about global business will receive leadership development and travel abroad after being selected for the 5th class of SVSU's Vitito Global Leadership Institute.
SVSU music department earns national reaccreditation
The Saginaw Valley State University Department of Music hit a high note with accreditors, and has earned accreditation from the National Association of Schools of Music for the second time, this time for a 10-year period.
SVSU commemorates Black History Month
Saginaw Valley State University is hosting a number of public events throughout Black History Month in 2017. The public is invited to SVSU throughout the month of February to join the university at its multiple Black History Month events. All events are free of charge and open to the public unless otherwise indicated.
SVSU student invited to present at World Congress on Public Health and Nutrition in Italy
Saginaw Valley State University student Jarrod Eaton, a health science major from St. Johns, has a genuine interest in the health of college students, and has pursued research in this regard. He has been invited to present his research at the 2nd World Congress on Public Health and Nutrition in Rome, Italy March 22-24.
SVSU to support cancer research during Relay For Life event Friday
Relay For Life's cause against cancer strikes a personal chord for Courtney Franzel.
SVSU professors receive Braun Fellowship to improve health of pregnant women, write poetry collection
Two Saginaw Valley State University professors have received support from SVSU for their scholarly activity. Arra Ross, associate professor of English, and Rebecca Schlaff, assistant professor of kinesiology, have been selected for the Braun Fellowship.
SVSU President responds to governor's budget recommendation
Saginaw Valley State University President Donald Bachand issued the following statement in response to the state budget recommendation announced by Michigan Governor Rick Snyder today:
SVSU to host Great Lakes Bay Region College Night
Saginaw Valley State University will host the Great Lakes Bay Region College Night Monday, March 13 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in SVSU's Curtiss Hall.
SVSU President Bachand offers statement on the passing of Ted Braun
Hugo E. "Ted" Braun of Saginaw passed away Wednesday, Feb. 8 at age 84. Saginaw Valley State University President Donald Bachand offered these thoughts:

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Ascent Solar Technologies of Littleton, Colorado is moving their headquarters and manufacturing plant to Thornton, Colorado. Since they are moving into a bigger plant they say they are going to need a larger workforce. More jobs! The Denver Post reports, "Solar Company on the Rise". Ascent Solar Technologies produces flexible, thin-film photovoltaics.


The study abroad program at the European Study Center in Heidelberg, Germany enhanced my college experience exponentially.
I have just returned from an incredible experience in a study abroad program at the European Study Center in Heidelberg, Germany. I experienced so much in just a little over 4 weeks that I know it changed my life forever.
My experience has a different twist as I am an older student, returning to college for another degree, and I have a son who is a high school student, but is attending the local university, as well. We both desired to know German better and we wanted to do some cultural exploring.
How did we choose the ESC? ESC was gracious enough to work with us, understanding our situation that I would accompany my son on the study abroad and attend classes, as well. They made academic learning a family experience. They made it possible. They were able to think out of the box and embrace a new paradigm in the study abroad experience. I applaud them. We each had our own dorm rooms and were treated like college students. In his German class, my son had a student who was also 16 years old from another country. My son was amazed that it was no big deal for the student to travel from his country to another country alone.
Our lives are changed as a result of this study abroad program. My son has far more confidence in himself now. He knows if he pushes his limits, he is able to achieve. It is so important at a young age. He also loved the independence of his own dorm room with a great view (and far away from me). Coming from Utah where we did not travel much, he is now comfortable traveling on different systems and being around others who may not speak his language.
As a much older student, I was very impressed with how well the students accepted me. They made me feel young and I had so much fun. It also allowed me to think (and do homework) on those long train trips to faraway cities. I loved seeing areas I had seen long ago when I was in Europe and exploring new ones.
I think one of the things that parents worry about is will their child be safe. Their child may be an adult, but most have never traveled overseas. The staff at the ESC is wonderful in making sure the students are safely guided from the personal shuttle pick up at the airport to assisting with making travel plans and giving recommendations. The students are quickly set on their feet to begin exploring the area on their own. The experiences are incredible. One group of students flew every weekend to a big city such as London or Rome. Air travel was as cheap as about $45-60 round trip to these places. Another group did an overnight bus trip to Paris. Another planned a Munich - Prague bus excursion. Another planned a Brussels - Amsterdam train trip. Yet another group joined in on a student-organized tour from another university and went to 4 cities in Italy.
Europe seems very safe for traveling around, especially when compared to the US. One has to be a little savvy and aware, especially in the big cities, but overall, it is safe. The traveling experience is a must. It is so convenient with air, bus or train and so affordable from the school's location.
I was also incredibly impressed how hard and quickly the staff took care of our needs. They were outstanding! From setting up travel and appointments for the excursions offered by the ESC to issues with housing and getting around the local area, they deserve a huge round of applause. Thank you for making our dream comes true!


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A DCE Reportedly Ordered Staff Members To Go Back Home For Reporting To Work Late
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The new District Chief Executive for Atwima Nwabiagya in the Ashanti Region, Mr Michael Amoah Awuku surprised staff of the assembly Tuesday morning, when he ordered that all staff who reported for the day's work after 8am should go back home.
Lateness and long lunch breaks are a constant source of complaints from citizens seeking services from public offices across Ghana.
Explaining his action in a radio interview on Accra based Neat FM, Mr Awuku said lateness would not be entertained under his watch at the assembly.
He said management of the assembly would meet to consider further sanctions for workers who report late.
He said they reported for work at 8:30am and said even though it was almost 9am, majority were still yet to report.
Mr Awuku who assumed office as DCE a month ago may be seen as taking inspiration from President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo's address at this year's May Day celebration, where he urged workers to put an end to negative work attitudes that militate against national development.
The President said: "We all avoid very carefully any mention of the workplace attitudes that retard our progress. I have said it at another forum, but I think it bears repeating: we arrive at work late and then spend the first hour in prayer; we are clock watchers and leave in the middle of critical work, because it is the official closing time. Everything comes to a stop when it rains, and we seem to expect the rest of the world also to stop."
"We have no respect for the hours set aside for work… we pray, we eat, we visit during working hours. We spend hours chatting on the telephone when customers are waiting to be served, thereby increasing our labour costs. We take a week off for every funeral. And then we wonder why we are not competitive."
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On Wednesday, 6 February Jacaranda FM listeners opened their hearts to the families affected by the Hoërskool Driehoek tragedy. The country was reeling after the walkway collapse at the Vanderbijlpark school. The collapse happened as the children were leaving the morning assembly to go to their class rooms. Three pupils: Roydon Olckers, Jandré Steyn and Marli Currie died at the scene, with a fourth, Marnus Nagel perishing from his injuries two days later. More than 20 children were admitted to various hospitals around Gauteng for serious injuries. One of these children, 14-year old Shamoné Steynvaart, was next to her best friend, Marli when the concrete slab fell on them. Marli died on the scene and Shamoné was left paralysed from the waist down. Shamoné has been home for only a day since the accident and will spend at least another month in a rehab facility in Pretoria. Her mom, Charmaine says as a family, their lives have changed forever and for the first time, Charmaine has to leave her only child's side, to go back to work.
The amazing team at lekkeslaap.co.za sponsored seven nights' accommodation in a top-class Pretoria B&B for Charmaine and Cobus Steynvaart when Shamoné was transferred from the Life Wilgers Hospital to the rehab centre, where she will be for up to 12 weeks. Accommodation for the rest of this rehab period is sponsored by a local church.
Kobus and his construction team will renovate Shamoné's gran's home (which they own) to accommodate Shamoné's new mobility reality. They will team up with Häfele South Africa, who will supply the correct fixtures in the bathroom and around the home to assist Shamoné. Another company, R&H Projects, will install a brand new aircon for Shamoné as part of the renovation. The team has already been to the house, they've drawn up the plans and will start the renovation soon - so that everything is ready and new when Shamoné returns home from rehab. Charmaine and Kobus live just across the road from granny and their landlord has also offered to alter their rented flat to accommodate Shamoné's wheelchair needs.


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ClefOS Linux is a community-supported distribution for IBM Z (aka "mainframe") derived from sources freely provided to the public by [CentOS](http://vault.clefos.org/) which in turn is derived from the [Red Hat](ftp://ftp.redhat.com/pub/redhat/linux/enterprise/) sources for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). As such, ClefOS Linux aims to be functionally compatible with CentOS and RHEL. The ClefOS Project mainly changes packages to remove upstream vendor branding and artwork. ClefOS Linux is no-cost and free to redistribute. Each ClefOS Linux version is maintained and released according to the CentOS schedule.

%%LOGO%%

## ClefOS image documentation

The `%%IMAGE%%:latest` tag is always the most recent version currently available.

### Building the Base Image

The image is built via the `make` command which will create the tarball and build the image.

The `createBase.sh` script is used to create the tarball for the docker build command. The script uses the yum command with the `tsflags=nodocs` option set to reduce the size of the image. In addition a lot of the locale files are eliminated from the image.

The `VERSION` file contains the id of the current ClefOS version and will be added as a label within the image.

### Rolling builds

The ClefOS Project offers regularly updated images for all active releases. These images will be updated monthly or as needed for emergency fixes. These rolling updates are tagged with the major version number and minor tags as well. For example, if 7.4.1708 is the most current then the build will result in `%%IMAGE%%:7` and `%%IMAGE%%:7.4.1708`. When the next minor level is available then `%%IMAGE%%:7` and `%%IMAGE%%:7.x.yymm` will be identical.

### Overlayfs and yum

Recent Docker versions support the [overlayfs](https://docs.docker.com/engine/userguide/storagedriver/overlayfs-driver/) backend, which is enabled by default on most distros supporting it from Docker 1.13 onwards. On ClefOS 7, **that backend requires yum-plugin-ovl to be installed and enabled**; while it is installed by default in recent clefos images, make it sure you retain the `plugins=1` option in `/etc/yum.conf` if you update that file; otherwise, you may encounter errors related to rpmdb checksum failure - see [Docker ticket 10180](https://github.com/docker/docker/issues/10180) for more details.

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```dockerfile
FROM 		%%IMAGE%%:7

ENV 		container docker

RUN		yum install -y --setopt=tsflags=nodocs systemd && \
		yum clean all && \
		rm -rf /var/cache/yum/* /tmp/* /var/log/yum.log

RUN 		(cd /lib/systemd/system/sysinit.target.wants/; for i in *; do [ $i == systemd-tmpfiles-setup.service ] || rm -f $i; done); \
		rm -f /lib/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/*;\
		rm -f /etc/systemd/system/*.wants/*;\
		rm -f /lib/systemd/system/local-fs.target.wants/*; \
		rm -f /lib/systemd/system/sockets.target.wants/*udev*; \
		rm -f /lib/systemd/system/sockets.target.wants/*initctl*; \
		rm -f /lib/systemd/system/basic.target.wants/*;\
		rm -f /lib/systemd/system/anaconda.target.wants/*;

VOLUME 		["/sys/fs/cgroup"]

CMD 		["/usr/sbin/init"]
```

This `Dockerfile` deletes a number of unit files which might cause issues. From here, you are ready to build your base image.

```console
$ docker build --rm -t local/c7-systemd .
```

### Example systemd enabled app container

In order to use the systemd enabled base container created above, you will need to create your `Dockerfile` similar to the one below.

```dockerfile
FROM local/c7-systemd
RUN yum -y install httpd; yum clean all; systemctl enable httpd.service
EXPOSE 80
CMD ["/usr/sbin/init"]
```

Build this image:

```console
$ docker build --rm -t local/c7-systemd-httpd .
```

### Running a systemd enabled app container

In order to run a container with systemd, you will need to mount the cgroups volumes from the host. Below is an example command that will run the systemd enabled httpd container created earlier.

```console
$ docker run -ti -v /sys/fs/cgroup:/sys/fs/cgroup:ro -p 80:80 local/c7-systemd-httpd
```

This container is running with systemd in a limited context, with the cgroups filesystem mounted. There have been reports that if you're using an Ubuntu host, you will need to add `-v /tmp/$(mktemp -d):/run` in addition to the cgroups mount.

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L.A. Says Stay at Home, Please; Suspends Outdoor Dining
By Matt Harding on November 20, 2020 INSTANT REPLAY
Los Angeles County health officials announced Sunday, Nov. 22, they were suspending outdoor dining effective at 10 p.m. on Nov. 25 for a minimum of three weeks as five-day, new Covid-19 case counts rose above the 4,000-case threshold they'd set. (They increased to 4,097.)
"The persistent high number of cases requires additional safety measures that limit mixing in settings where people are not wearing masks," L.A. County Health Director Barbara Ferrer said in a statement. "We hope individuals continue to support restaurants, breweries and wineries by ordering for take-out or delivery."
The new restrictions are on top of orders issued on Nov. 20 by California's L.A. and Orange counties asking all non-essential workers to stay inside their homes between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. Officials previously said restaurants must reduce outdoor dining capacity to 50% (with 10 p.m. being the cutoff for in-person service).
Outdoor mini-golf, go-karts and batting cages had reportedly been allowed to continue with capacity limited at 50%, according to a Nov. 20 order, which is to continue for at least a month, according to Eater. With cases on the rise, it's unclear what further changes will be made.
LAist adds that the Safer-at-Home order is more of a strong suggestion for non-essential workers. There's no word on how the county plans on enforcing such measures, which they previously instituted for a period in March. (Los Angeles County, by the way, hasn't been out of the state's most restrictive, purple reopening tier since it was created earlier this year.) These tougher rules are coming after Gov. Gavin Newsom announced on Nov. 16 that he was pulling the "emergency brake" on activities within the state as new Covid cases continued to surge.
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128 million hectares available for expansion of Agriculture without destroying forests
Agricultural and livestock raising activities in Brazil can expand significantly and contribute to meeting the growing global demand for food without resorting to renewed deforestation.
Agricultural and livestock raising activities in Brazil can expand significantly and contribute to meeting the growing global demand for food without resorting to renewed deforestation. That information is set out in a study report entitled 'Reconciling Agricultural Production with Forest Conservation and Restoration' presented by professor Britaldo Soares Filho, of the Geosciences Institute at the Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG).
According to the study there are 128 million of hectares of land that could be used to expand agricultural activities in Brazil. Of the total amount, 90 million are in the Cerrado Savannahs and areas of Atlantic forest vegetation. "The heart of the debate is around the question of whether we should make the Forest Law flexible or make it feasible to enforce. I believe we should try to make it feasible", he declared and added that the current Brazilian legislation is actually 'well ahead of its time'.
Britaldo Soares Filho underscores the fact that in the last few years Brazil has become the third largest agricultural commodities exporter on the planet while, at the same time, it has been achieving significant reductions in the rate of deforestation in the Amazon. Against that background, he concludes that it is perfectly feasible for Brazilian agriculture to continue making its considerable contribution towards meeting the food needs of the growing world population, and to do so without putting its biodiversity or natural resources at risk.
The UFMG professor identified some policies that could contribute towards the recuperation of degraded areas and to elevating the productivity levels of Brazilian agribusiness, but he warned that they would require more consistent financing mechanisms than those currently in place. Among them would be carbon sequestering projects, international systems for CO2 reduction, wood species enrichment in legal reserve areas, a forested areas compensation market, and the intensification of crop and cattle-raising productivity.
"Our cattle sector raises, on average, 1.1 head of cattle per hectare, a figure that could easily be raised to 1.5 head. That is so true that the United States, with a national herd of 80 million head, produces more meat than Brazil with a herd of 180 million head", explained Britaldo Soares Filho.
According to WWF-Brazil's Conservation Director Carlos Alberto de Mattos Scaramuzza, in addition to the carbon market, there are other alternatives that could contribute towards making it feasible to comply with the Forest Code. He pointed to the example of projects like those in South Korea, remunerating proprietors for water resources and supporting green industries.
Scaramuzza also underscored the need to adopt solutions with a scientific foundation and stated that many such solutions are already available in Brazil, based on studies coordinated by highly renowned institutions. "We have an interesting situation here that offers support for the Forest Law decision-making process but, unfortunately, in the current debate that is not happening. Nothing of what Science and Technology have to offer has been used in formulating the proposed changes", pondered the Conservation Director.
Britaldo Soares (UFMG) and Carlos Alberto de Mattos Scaramuzza (WWF-Brazil) in the Forest Law Seminar for Journalists.
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Tony's bio from Creative Jazz Club... "Drummer Tony Hopkins is no stranger to Auckland audiences.. He started his full time career in 1958 as Johnny Devlin's drummer, backed several famous American pop singers and was a regular at the iconic Montmartre Jazz club in Auckland in the 50's. He was music co-ordinator at the influential "London Bar" in the from 1990 to '94, giving valuable support to kiwi musicians Nathan Haines, Tim Hopkins, Matt Penman, Matt Field, Kevin Fields ."
Chris Bourke notes that Bruce Morley (another fine local drummer, who sadly passed away in November 2012) "... wrote a piece in 1963 called 'Drums By Four', played by a quartet that also featured other leading local drummers Don Branch, Tony Hopkins and Allan Nash... [also in 1963] he [Morley] interviewed most of New Zealand's top drummers for a monograph on the craft in New Zealand. All answered the same set of questions, and typically they came from a wide variety of music styles. Among those interviewed were Don Branch, Ted Croad, Eddie Croad, Lachie Jamieson, Tony Hopkins, Bruce King and Billy Nuku."
Tony won a NZ Music Award in 1993, for best jazz album, for Broadhurst / Hopkins / Haines - Live At The London Bar. He also played 'jazzy rides'on Nathan Haines' debut album Shift Left, which won best jazz album at the NZ Music Awards in 1996.
She writes of her channel: "About Tony Hopkins (not Hannibal the cannibal but a drummer). It is very enjoyable to organize these clips, most of them with Tony (my husband) playing Jazz, Rock,etc. in New Zealand and in concerts in Brazil. Check out his energy!"
ADDED: Chris Bourke has posted part of an interview he did with Tony in 2001 for Musical Chairs on Radio NZ... well worth a read.
excerpt: Tony Hopkins: "I left him [Devlin] after we went to Australia. I was becoming sick of the music and I was getting interested in jazz. I was living in a flat in Kings Cross, a place called Waratah House which was up the top of King's Cross. There was about five of us guys living there, one of them was Mike Nock. I've known Mike since I was 17, we used to share a flat in St Georges Bay Rd in Parnell when we were 17, we're both the same age.
I started to get disenchanted with rock'n'roll in about 1959, when I was sharing this flat with Mike Nock in Kings Cross. Mike used to play for Devlin in the very early years, not much, he played just a few gigs with him and we used to play together from time to time at the Montmartre in Lorne St – the building's still there by the library, behind the St James – anyway, in this flat in Kings Cross, the boys were all into bebop and modern jazz and I started listening to it, and started to play it. So I became a little sick of the simplicity of rock'n'roll. I like the freedom to create that's in jazz that isn't so much in rock'n'roll..."
ADDED: Published in The New Zealand Herald on January 12, 2013: "HOPKINS, Anthony Leonard. Passed away at 1.18am on January 4th, 2013 after a short battle with cancer. He was cared for by his family and surrounded by them when he died. Tony The Big Boppa Hopkins, known for his impeccable timing and swing, was a legend in the NZ music scene. An accomplished and inspired musician, his contribution to both Christian and secular music will live on in our hearts and lives. He leaves behind four adult children, who invite you to join them in celebrating his life at a Memorial Service at 11am, Saturday 12th January at St Paul's Church, Auckland City and afterward from 1pm at his family's home in Ellerslie. Our Dad touched and inspired the lives of many with his brave and fiery spirit, and we thank him."
John Dix writes Tony was "One of the great NZ drummers and all-round good guys .... Tony's career was nothing if not eclectic - in the late 1950s he was in NZ's first great rock'n'roll band, Johnny Devlin's Devils, and in the 1960s his jazz workshops provided inspiration and a forum for many Auckland musos. In the 1990s Tony and saxophonist son Tim regularly entertained the cliquey set at Cause Celebre and more recently Tony has been playing with guitar ace Doug Jerebine. At home playing rock, jazz or hip hop, NZ's "oldest teenager" was one of a kind. Hei maumaharatanga ki te tino hoa..."
ADDED: I scanned two photos of Johnny Devlin and his Devils (featuring Tony on drums) at Western Springs, 1959, from the book Stranded In Paradise, by John Dix, who says these shows at Western Springs attracted over 10,000 people. Photos credited as sourced from Phil Warren.
ADDED: Found this photo blow in a Metro article on Doug Jerebine/Bob Gillett (Dec 2011)... caption says this is The Jazz Workshop at the Bali Hai, off High St (band later became The Embers), October 1962: Brain Smith, tenor sax; Tony Hopkins, drums; Bob Gillett, alto sax; Neville Whitehead, bass; Mike Walker, piano.
ADDED: One of Tony's last live performances, posted on youtube by his daughter Kathryn. There's another video she's posted (also below), of "Tony Hopkins being presented the Scroll of Honor music award by his son Tim Hopkins in Auckland, New Zealand on Sunday 28th October, 2012. Awarded for over 50 years contribution to the New Zealand music industry, his mentoring and charity work. We salute you Tony.
"What is special about this award, is that Dad has recently been diagnosed with Pancreatic cancer, that has already spread to his liver and that it is inoperable. The specialist has given him 12 months. This award of recognition and validation for all of his years dedicated to playing and sharing music is such a wonderful way of giving something back to him. It has meant a lot to him, as his so many people coming forward with their positive thoughts, prayers and words. Thanks to everyone for that. We love you Dad. Thanks to the Variety Artists Club for the award."
What sad news, I met tony thru a shred love of music at the london bar on monday nights when all my old band mates would meet up for beer and some chill tunes from tony and varying band members... then seeing him at Deshlers .... Now looking back I do remember him playing at celebrate, i think with Nathan Haines and maybe someone from freebase? man the memories hazy but he was such a cool cat.. such style in his playing and such a really genuine lovely approachable human being that loved sharing his love of music with everyone.. even us tattooed freaks who followed him..
R.I.P Tony. your a nz icon!
Hi, thanks for writing this, Dad was a very special guy and one of only a handful of musicians in NZ that reached icon status. Thanks to all the many who attended the memorial and wake, especially Roger Manins for his support, love and care, truly a brother. Kia kaha.


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The start of the New Year gives us a renewed vigor and optimism for our passions. The Team at Your Art Gallery decided to create a list of our goals to keep us focused and on track for the year ahead, visualization is the key to achieving our goals. Right?
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	Run:       runVet,
	UsageLine: "vet [-n] [-x] [packages]",
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	Long: `
Vet runs the Go vet command on the packages named by the import paths.

For more about vet, see 'godoc code.google.com/p/go.tools/cmd/vet'.
For more about specifying packages, see 'go help packages'.

To run the vet tool with specific options, run 'go tool vet'.

The -n flag prints commands that would be executed.
The -x flag prints commands as they are executed.

See also: go fmt, go fix.
	`,
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func runVet(cmd *Command, args []string) {
	for _, pkg := range packages(args) {
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Automation in and around the SDDC mostly focuses on orchestrating virtual infrastructure for certain operational processes or leveraging it to deploy workloads/services as part of bigger blueprints.
From my day to day experience the most overseen part is the key component which enables SDDC in the first place – the underlying hardware.
Your are totally right in saying that hardware should be treated as cattle and not as pets, but mostly it lacks the level of automation exists for the virtual infrastructure in most companies.
API first claims, as done by many software vendors, have not made it the hardware producing companies so far. Many of them just have started on providing public APIs to their components.
Looking back the last years many customers were facing issues in there environment because of such configuration drifts I just mentioned above. Standardization is key here. Some of you might argue that automation would make issues available everywhere, not just in single servers. That's basically correct, but is in the end a quality problem of your engineering:) Apply the same engineering and testing efforts to your hardware configurations and your will win.
A lot of companies roll the server hardware into their datacenter as they will arrive from the vendor and assume the vendor has chosen the right configuration for them. How the vendor should have known what your intended workload is? But even this methodology does not ensure that the servers are using the same firmware nor BIOS configuration. Trust me.


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Scotched in Scotland (br.: Almas depenadas) é um filme estadunidense curta metragem de 1954, dirigido por Jules White. É o 158º filme de um total de 190 da série com os Três Patetas produzida pela Columbia Pictures entre 1934 e 1959.

Enredo
Os Três Patetas terminam um curso de detetives (escola "Olho Vivo", segundo a dublagem brasileira) e ao receberem seus diplomas especialmente das mãos do diretor (por ficarem com as menores notas da história) são avisados que não conseguirão emprego no país, sendo enviados então à Escócia.

Naquele país, se apresentam ao Conde Glenheather (Herbert Evans), o dono de um castelo com fama de mal-assombrado, com os nomes de McMoe, McLarry e McShemp, vestidos com trajes tradicionais. O Conde se ausenta do castelo e pede aos Patetas para vigiarem os bens dele. Mas, durante a noite, um trio de ladrões que estava disfarçado de criados, começa a saquear o castelo. Depois de muitos sustos, com os ladrões tentando se passar por fantasmas, os Patetas conseguem prendê-los. Na cena final, o Conde abre um armário para pegar uma empoeirada garrafa de uisque e comemorar com os Patetas o fato deles terem provado não haver fantasmas no castelo, mas correm assustados ao verem ali um esqueleto dançando e tocando uma gaita de foles.

Notas
Scotched in Scotland é um remake de The Hot Scots (1948), com reutilização de ampla filmagem do original.
Um assovio foi adicionado aos efeitos sonoros para aumentar o clima "assustador" da trama.

Ver também
Filmografia d'Os Três Patetas

Ligações externas

Filmes dos Estados Unidos de 1954
Filmes de curta-metragem
Filmes em preto e branco
Filmes em língua inglesa
Filmes de comédia dos Estados Unidos
Filmes de comédia da década de 1950
Filmes da Columbia Pictures
Regravações de filmes
Filmes de The Three Stooges

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Generally speaking, solution that first comes to their minds when patients are diagnosed with Kidney Failure is taking Dialysis. However, what Creatinine Level requires such replacement therapy? Is it the best option?
Kidney Failure, as a matter of fact, is long-term renal damage with partial to entire loss of renal function caused by various Chronic Kidney Disease, which increasingly worsens with time and diseased course that patients suffer from distinct clinical features from slight kidney related symptoms only to severe systemic complications of multiple tissue and organs attribute to varying diseased causes, regions and degrees.
It is well-known that healthy kidneys play a crucial role in Blood Purification and metabolite elimination, thus maintaining the balance of water, electrolyte and acid-base of human body. Nevertheless, renal damage forms when renal insufficiency and dysfunction exist to a certain extent that excess wastes, toxins and other metabolite are unable to be removed out of blood flow through poor glomerular filtration, thus causing increased creatinine level.
While dialysis is commonly suggested to patients when their creatinine level reaches 5.0mg/DL, which plays a part as artificial kidneys to purify polluted blood. Actually, it is expedient to ease superficial indexes temporarily and perfunctorily rather than treating Kidney Failure thoroughly from the root causes. Besides, it brings a lot of side effects, which speeds up the progression towards further deterioration.
Then how to remedy current situation timely and effectively? Compared with methods with the help of hormone, immunosuppressive agent and cytotoxic drug, natural treatments are better options to repair renal injuries and restore renal functions fundamentally, therefore recovering and renovating damaged nephron as much as possible.
Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is preferred natural treatment therein, which is applied to regulate blood pressure, improve microcirculation, increase blood and oxygen supply, reduce inflammatory response, dissolve thrombus, promote effective renal perfusion and degrade extracellular matrix, thus protecting and regenerating the structures and functions of intrinsic renal cells efficiently and sufficiently.
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ד"ר שרה פרמן
סגל אקדמי בכיר בחוג למודי הפרעות בתקשורת
חוג למודי הפרעות בתקשורת סגל אקדמי בכיר
דואר אלקטרוני: saraf@tauex.tau.ac.il
טלפון חיצוני: 03-5349817
אני קלינאית תקשורת, חברה בסגל הבכיר בחוג להפרעות בתקשורת באוניברסיטת תל-אביב. ההוראה והמחקר שלי מתמקדים בתהליכי למידה וזיכרון המעורבים בלמידה של מרכיבי שפה ודיבור שונים, באוכלוסיות טיפוסיות וחריגות.
1971-1975, B.A.: Tel Aviv University, Communication Disorders
1975-1981, M.A.: Tel Aviv University, Communication Disorders
Master's thesis: Auditory potentials of the auditory nerve and the brainstem in insulin-dependent diabetics. supervisor: Prof. Moshe Rubinstein
1999-2005, PhD: The Hebrew University, Jerusalem, School of Education & Brain Sciences, Weizmann Institute of Science
Doctoral dissertation: Learning language as a skill: Long-term learning of an artificial morphological rule in children and in adults.
Supervisors: Prof. Avi Karni, Weizmann Institute of Science and Prof. Elite Olshtain, Hebrew University
2006-2007, Post-doctoral affiliation. Department of Communication Disorders, Sackler Faculty of Medicine, Tel Aviv University. Mentor: Prof. Liat Kishon-Rabin
1975-2011- Lecturer and supervisor of M.A. projects, Levinsky College of Education, Tel Aviv.
1981-2011- Lecturer, Achva Academic College of Education, Beer Tuvya.
2009-present -Lecturer and supervisor of M.A. projects in special education and Developmental Psychology, Center for Academic Studies, Or Yehuda.
2007-2012 - Teaching Fellow B, Department of Communication Disorders, Tel Aviv University.
2012- present: Senior teacher, Department of Communication Disorders, Tel Aviv University. Supervising final projects at the undergraduate level. Supervising final projects (without theses) and M.A. theses
Seminar: Selected Topics in Language Disorders (M.A. level)
Learning Memory and Language (B.A. level)
Speech and Language seminars (B.A. level)
Guided Reading and Writing (B.A. level)
A member in international projects
2015-2019 - COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology)
ACTION IS1406 titled "Enhancing children's oral language skills across Europe and beyond - a collaboration focusing on interventions for children with difficulties learning their first language".
2012–2019 - An active member of Child Language Committee of the IALP (International Association of Logopedics and Phoniatrics.
2019-present - An active member of ASD Committee of the IALP (International Association of Logopedics and Phoniatrics).
Submitted together with Prof. Esther Adi-Japha, Bar Ilan University
The effect of socioeconomic status on skill learning: A developmental study in the motor and linguistic domain. Israel Science Foundation. NIS 270,000.
2011-2012 – Together with Prof. Liat Kishon-Rabin, Department of Communication Disorders, Sackler Faculty of Medicine, Tel Aviv University. Is the underlying deficits of children with SLI specific to the language domain: The role of the procedural and declarative memory systems in learning of a linguistic and a non-linguistic auditory tasks. Research grant, Chief scientist office, Ministry of Health, NIS 300,000.
2009-2011. How do children with specific language impairment learn a new linguistic skill: Evidence from learning an artificial morphological rule. Research grant, the research committee of The MOFET Institute, and by the Department of Teacher Education at the Ministry of Education, NIS 39,000.
2006-2007 - The effect of explicit instruction on the acquisition of a linguistic skill: Evidence from learning an artificial morphological rule in children. Research grant, the research committee of The MOFET Institute, and by the Department of Teacher Education at the Ministry of Education. NIS 32,800.
2004-2005 - The effect of the nature of stimuli on the ability to acquire a linguistic skill: Evidence from the acquisition of an invented linguistic rule in children. Research grant, the research committee of The MOFET Institute, and by the Department of Teacher Education at the Ministry of Education. NIS 32,000.
2002-2003 - Learning language as a skill: Long-term learning of an artificial morphological rule in children and in adults. Research grant, the Ministry of Education's Science grant. NIS 70,000.
2001-2002 - Research grant for doctoral studies from the Department of Special Education, School of Education, The Hebrew University, NIS 35,000.
1999-2000 - Research grant for doctoral research from the Levin Foundation for the Normal Physical and Psychological Development of Children and Adolescents, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem. NIS 35,000.
תחומי המחקר
מוקד המחקר שלי הוא הבנה של מאפיינים ומגבלות של מערכות הלמידה והזיכרון לטווח ארוך (הפרוצדוראלית והדקלרטיבית) בלמידה של מטלות שפה שונות כגון מילים וחוקים, באוכלוסיות טיפוסיות ולקויות (ליקוי שפה התפתחותי, אוטיזם, מיצב נמוך). למטרה זו אני משתמשת בשפה מלאכותית: חוק מורפולוגי מלאכותי ומילים מלאכותיות. אני מתעניינת בתנאי הלמידה שיכולים להשפיע על היכולת ללמוד מטלות שפתיות. לאחרונה אני גם מנסה לפתח תכניות התערבות בבוגרים וילדים עם גמגום או בעיות שליפה על בסיס האצת דיבור.
Ferman, S., Kishon-Rabin, L., Ganot-Budaga, H., Karni, A. (In revision). Deficits in explicit language problem solving rather than in implicit learning in SLI: Evidence from learning an artificial morphological rule. Journal of Speech, Language & Hearing research.
Zaltz, Y., Amira Shmuel, S., & Ferman, S. (submitted). The effects of different feedback types on children's learning of an Artificial morphological rule. Journal of Memory and Language.
Ferman, S. & Bar-On, A. (2017). Children with ASD show difficulties when required to use phonological and morphological information in reading pseudowords. Folia Phoniatrica et Logopaedica, 69 (1-2), pp. 54-66.
http://www.karger.com/Journal/Issue/2768
Gillon, G., Hyter, Y., Y., Fernandes, F. D., Ferman, S., Hus, Y., Petinou, K.,& Westerveld, M. (2017). International survey of speech-language pathologists' practices in working with children with autism spectrum disorder. Folia Phoniatrica et Logopaedica, 69(1-2), 8-19.
Ferman, S. & Karni, A. (2014). Explicit vs. implicit instruction: which is preferable for learning an artificial morphological rule in children? Folia Phoniatrica et Logopaedica, Brain, Cognition and Language Connection: Current Issues in Child Language, 66, 77-87.
Ferman, S. & Karni (2014). Children are inferior to adults in acquiring an artificial morphological rule even when afforded supporting learning conditions (Abstract). Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society. Published Online by Cambridge University Press.
Ferman, S. & Karni, A. (2012). The effect of explicit instruction on the acquisition of a morphological rule in children: Evidence from learning an artificial morphological rule. Literacy and Language, 4, 95-118. [in Hebrew].
Ferman, S. & Karni, A. (2012). Procedural and declarative memory in the acquisition of morphological knowledge: A model for second language acquisition in adults. In M. Leikin, M. Schwartz & Y. Tobin, (Eds.). Current Issues in Bilingualism: Cognitive and Socio-Linguistic Perspectives. Springer Publication. pp. 201-216.
Adi-Japha, E., Ferman, S., Dorfberger, S., & Karni A. (2011). Skill acquisition and the formation of long term memory in children and in adults: Is the process more effective in children? In O. Korat & D. Aram (Eds.) Literacy and language: relations, bilingualism and difficulties. Jerusalem: Magnes, the Hebrew University. pp. 109-125. [in Hebrew].
Ferman, S. & Karni, A. (2010). No Childhood Advantage in the Acquisition of Skill in Using an Artificial Language Rule. PLoS ONE 5(10) e13648. Accessed October 27, 2010.
Ferman, S., Olshtain, E., Schechtman, E., & Karni, A. (2009). The acquisition of a linguistic skill by adults: procedural and declarative memory interact in the learning of an artificial morphological rule. Journal of Neurolinguistics, 22: 384-412.


Singapore, 5 February 2019: Natural rubber stakeholders have aligned on a governance structure and priority actions for the Global Platform for Sustainable Natural Rubber (GPSNR), an independent platform to lead improvements in the socio-economic and environmental performance of the natural rubber value chain.
The proposed governance structure will be put forward for adoption at the platform's inaugural General Assembly (GA) planned for 21 March 2019, Singapore, scheduled in conjunction with the World Rubber Summit. Whilst multiple stakeholders have provided valuable input to the development of the platform thus far, governance roles and rights-to-vote are reserved for platform members only.
The platform includes the enrollment of smallholder members amongst its priorities. Despite the challenges associated with recruiting smallholder representatives, the more than 50 GPSNR stakeholders present at the workshop agreed that this critically important stakeholder group should be part of the GPSNR decision making structure. A dedicated working group will be established to coordinate actions to identify and secure adequate smallholder representation.
The workshop also confirmed the need for targeted member-recruitment to bolster the inclusion of rubber processors, NGOs specialized in social aspects relevant to rubber production, as well as non-tire manufacturing rubber makers.
"Agreement on platform governance is excellent progress and means the platform can better focus on the work ahead. We're all aware of the critical challenges that remain, but there's a feeling that, together, we can meet those challenges" said Savi, speaking at the close of the two-day workshop.


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Ivanča, település Szerbiában, a Raškai körzet Novi Pazar községében.

Népesség
2002-ben 813 lakosa volt, melyből 786 bosnyák (96,67%), 24 szerb (2,95%), 2 muzulmán és 1 ismeretlen nemzetiségűnek vallotta magát.

A népesség alakulása 1948 óta:

Források
 ^ Књига 9, Становништво, упоредни преглед броја становника 1948, 1953, 1961, 1971, 1981, 1991, 2002, подаци по насељима, Републички завод за статистику, Београд, мај 2004,
 ^ Књига 1, Становништво, национална или етничка припадност, подаци по насељима, Републички завод за статистику, Београд, фебруар 2003,

Novi Pazar község települései


According to the latest WHO data published in 2017 Stomach Cancer Deaths in Antigua and Barbuda reached 5 or 1.08% of total deaths. The age adjusted Death Rate is 5.06 per 100,000 of population ranks Antigua and Barbuda #105 in the world. Review other causes of death by clicking the links below or choose the full health profile.


If tension, pain or restricted movement keep you from living the life you want, massage may help. With its marvellous abilities to relieve pain and tension, speed healing and increase energy and vitality, massage can be a lifetime ally in maintaining ongoing good health.
Our therapists are fully qualified members of their respective societies therefore enabling them to receipt for all major Health Funds. HICAPS is available for participating Health Funds. Our Massage Therapists also undertake over 40 hours of extra training every year, so they stay up to date on the latest techniques to help you.
Remedial, Sports or Deep Tissue Massage is an intensive form of massage that aims to relieve pain or soreness, improve joint movement and assist the body's natural healing process.
Relaxation or Swedish Massage has shown to be beneficial for reducing the effects of stress, both emotional and physical and improve sleep. Traditionally relaxation massage is performed using light pressure, however talk to your Therapist about the level of pressure you like with your massage.
Massage performed during pregnancy can reduce anxiety, decrease symptoms of depression, relieve muscle aches, joint pains, fluid retention (swollen legs and ankles) and improve labor outcomes.
Pregnancy Packages are also available.
Its warmth relaxes the muscle, helps in good circulation, and soothes the mind. Hot stone massage can also be helpful in relieving muscle restrictions after orthopedic surgery. Hot stones are particularly effective with sports injury or over-use injury. Hot stone placement is also used to relieve menstrual cramps.
While massage doesn't treat the cancer itself, it does help reduce the side effects caused by conventional treatments.
Depending on your unique situation, your therapist will modify each massage session to suit any active treatments or recent recoveries.
Deep Tissue is specific type of massage reserved for deep seated chronic conditions involving restricted range of motion.
Particularly effective for Frozen Shoulder, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and breaking down adhesions and scar tissue post surgery.
Part of Remedial Massage, sports massage focuses on stretching, joint movement and loosening muscles.
Improving your flexibility and ability to quickly recover from high-intensity activities.
A soft tissue therapy for the treatment of muscular shortness and tightness.
The technique involving the application of stretches and pressure to the fascia and muscles. It relieves tension and pain by releasing and lengthening the fascia, which allows muscles to return to their correct position, length and function.
Especially good for muscle trauma from accidents and surgery, as well as poor posture, chronic inflammation and overuse.
Dry Needling is an effective, safe and very precise technique for treating acute & chronic myofascial pain (muscles and connective tissues). Usually implemented in conjunction with Remedial Massage or a Musculoskeletal treatment rather than as a stand-alone therapy.
Provides release for chronically tight muscles and also muscles in spasm, helping you to feel better, quicker.
Quite often during a Swedish or Relaxation Massage the Therapist blends Pure Essential Oils with the carrier oil they are using to enhance the therapeutic benefit of the massage.
Our therapists use a holistic approach with a strong focus on prevention and creating wellness. So whether you are looking to improve your overall health, reduce your stress levels, enhance your immune system, lose weight, increase your athletic performance or focus on a particular health concern – our clinics have a variety of service options just for you!
Our therapists are fully qualified members of their respective societies therefore enabling them to receipt for all major Health Funds. HICAPS is available for participating Health Funds.
Bowen Therapy is unique in the field of bodywork. Its relatively few, gentle "moves" over muscle and other connective tissue address the whole body (not just the sore parts), stimulating it to reset and heal itself. Bowen Therapy is appropriate for everyone from newborns to the very elderly and frail.
Reflexology is non-invasive, yet effective and surprisingly energising therapy. A wonderfully relaxing therapy that works on many levels, soothing, calming, balancing and boosting your entire body.
A Lymphatic Drainage session involves the whole body and is beneficial for relieving fluid retention, lymphodema due to lymph node removal, swollen or puffy legs/ankles and assisting the body to expel viruses like Ross River Fever.
Ear Candling is a painless way of relieving many ear complaints such as swimmer's ear, Tinnitus & Otitis Externa/Tropical Ear, blocked ears following flying and over secretion of earwax.
Our ear candling treatment also includes a head and neck massage to maximise sinus relief.
Naturopathy combines dietary, medicinal and lifestyle changes to treat and improve your health. All treatments are individualised with thorough consultations. This helps to focus on an effective solution and more importantly, maintain permanent results. Naturopathy can often help with problems which have been unresponsive to conventional treatments.
Research has shown that 80% of health issues in today's world are stress related. With this recognised, you can take charge of your health and wellbeing by controlling the stress in your life. Now is the time to get started! As part of a healthy lifestyle regular Massage and therapeutic care will help bring balance and harmony, allowing you to move through your day with a calm mind and a spring in your step.
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Debra Puente, a woman from Linda Vista, went missing one year ago. A week after she was last seen her vehicle was found in Ocean Beach. Both her wallet and ID were found in the car.
Her friends and family are still hopeful she or something that the family can go on will show up.
She had gone out with friends after work. Her Black, 2013 Hyundai, 4 door, yielding California license plate 6XRP212 was found abandoned on Santa Cruz Avenue near Bacon Street in Ocean Beach.
This is out of character for Debra to not be in touch with her family and friends. She would have not risked losing her job she has had for 15 years by not showing up or calling. We are desperately seeking the public's help in locating her. San Diego has a lot of areas that need flyers as she could be anywhere. It is so important her face is everywhere.
A Facebook page has been set up and a group called "Cal Advocates For The Missing" is helping in the search.
Anyone with information on her whereabouts should call San Diego police detective Luna at 619-531-2277 or SDPD at 619-531-2000.
My sister was last seen by her friends 1 YEAR AGO, on the 28th .. It is so hard to believe that with all the technology today that we still have no leads, no nothing. Its like she just vanished.
During this past year we have heard nothing from the police, no leads, no suspects, no nothing just dead ends. The last 4 months have been very hard on my family, as me, my younger sister and Debi's kids, talked with radio podcasts (vanished) to get my sisters story out to the public and to 2 physics.
We followed the Physics dreams and thoughts and would do anything to find her. Those searches were heart wrenching and scary, but we were determined to do anything to find her. Unfortunately we turned up empty handed. ? We are devastated and heart broken but so hopeful that shes alive somewhere , We will never give up hope on that. ?
As for right now, we will keep searching, praying and waiting. We pray that someone out there sees our posts, sees our flyers, or sees Deb's face and lets her know that we love and miss her so much and we just want her to come home.
We want to thank everyone for their thoughts and continued prayers. With all your support and prayers it has helped us so much. We love you all and Lets pray that someday soon Deb will be home with us.
Perhaps you should have contacted "psychics" instead of a "physics" as indicated in your account. Glad to be of help.
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"What's going on at Hotwire?" and the secret to building an entrepreneurial agency culture
September 22, 2017 /in News /by Brendon Craigie
"What's going on at Hotwire?" This question has been put to me after three members of the agency's senior management have left to embark on their own entrepreneurial journey to start two new agencies Centropy and SourceCode Communications.
When people see events happen like this in quick succession, they naturally think the worst. But rather than seeing this as a sign of weakness, observers should look take a look at Hotwire and ask how one company has managed to be the entrepreneurial breeding ground for so many new ventures over the years. After all Centropy and SourceCode are just the latest in a dozen new ventures to have been launched by ex-Hotwire employees. The fact Hotwire has continued to grow, innovate, win awards and compete says a lot about what is great about the company's entrepreneurial culture rather than suggesting anything is wrong with it.
Over my 16 years at the company I witnessed a dozen new agencies be born off the back of Hotwire careers including Battenhall, Diffusion, Babel, Dynamo, Oseon, Fabriq and CubanEight. In a lot of cases, these agencies have made real waves in the industry picking up multiple awards for their work. If someone told you this and you didn't know who the agency was involved in spawning these other agencies, you might wonder if there was anything left of it? In reality, while my former company certainly lost talent to these new entrants it never prevented the company from growing, winning awards and continuing its own entrepreneurial journey.
The real question to ask is not what is going on at Hotwire, but what is the secret to generating an entrepreneurial culture, which gives birth to so many entrepreneurs whilst still driving your business forward? I would pinpoint four strategies for developing an entrepreneurial culture.
Transparency. How are you meant to be entrepreneurial and contribute if you don't know what the state of the business is? Confident and expansive businesses are completely transparent because they are not afraid of honesty and they welcome new ideas. You can always tell businesses that are in trouble and don't know what they are doing because they operate under a veil of secrecy and have the hatches properly battened down. It doesn't have to be this way. A problem shared can be a problem halved and I often felt my most entrepreneurial when you are collaborating to deal with a challenge. Why? Because I have always operated on the philosophy that if you lay out the situation with your team they are then empowered and informed to help you make a difference. Entrepreneurial businesses always aim to nurture a culture of transparency.
Seek out new engines of growth. When I look back at how my former company grew it usually comes down to spotting and backing new engines of growth. Perhaps you have an employee who wants to launch a new specialism, whether it be an industry vertical or a new service? Maybe you have an employee who wants to start a new brand altogether. Over the years my former company launched new industry practices, new services offerings, new offices and new brands. I see they are still at it launching pop-up offices, launching a new practice for non-profits and launching a new brand this week. Entrepreneurial agencies cultivate an environment where employees think this is possible. The more of these ideas you back, the more that will be forthcoming.
Give people roots and wings. It has been popular in start-up circles to talk about giving people permission to fail, and that you learn via failure. To cultivate an environment where failure is ok you have to make people feel safe in the first place. They have to feel that you 100% have their back. Make people feel invincible and that is when they will deliver their most entrepreneurial contributions. Make people feel paranoid and vulnerable and you will get employees who will always play it safe.
Align rewards with team and individual success. I don't believe in the Fairy God Mother. I don't believe in the power of an individual alone to transform a business. I have always believed that the right entrepreneurial culture is one that allows individuals to flourish but in a team-based environment. Some businesses believe that you should allocate rewards very selectively to a handful of rock stars. I always believed and still do that true entrepreneurial success comes from the combination of the individual and the team in pursuit of a common goal, and therefore rewards are shared out across the agency.
The great things about all four of these entrepreneurial strategies is that they don't really cost anything to implement. In fact, get it right and you will not only be more successful you will also have a much easier life because there will be more people thinking about how to make you even more successful.
Hotwire might have lost three members of its senior team, but you can be very confident that there are a new generation of entrepreneurs working their way through the agency and helping to propel it forward. More competition in the market is good for everyone and ensures that the bar is continually being lifted, benefiting clients and employees in equal measure. In fact I would even go as far as to say that number of start-ups in the PR industry is a key measure for how innovative it is. So congratulations to the latest entrepreneurs to spawn out of Hotwire and here's to hoping there are many more in the future. I'll be adding to the long line of entrepreneurs to spin-off from Hotwire very soon.
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These programs are the all reptile assemblies we present, however we have many other shows in the menu that look at other combinations of animals. Any questions please call us!
Just click on the name of the assembly to be taken to it's page. All pricing, animals and descriptions can be found there.
Bill Boesenberg, the founder and "pressssident" of Snakes-N-Scales, generally performs this show himself, within the state of NJ. We're sure you'll be impressed by his skill with the animals and the children, not to mention his sense of humor and dedication to the cause of his life's work, Reptiles! This show has over 300 pounds of animals in it but just 4 individuals, not including Bill, American Alligator, Burmese Python, Water Monitor Lizard and a Snapping or Mata Mata Turtle.
AKA The Strange World Of Reptiles, this is our show for the younger kids, if there are not too many, (under 100 or so.) the animals in this assembly are smaller than in most of the others as our hope is to have the children get to touch a few during the show. There are discounts for multiple shows, we really try to make it interactive. Animals usually include a Boa Constrictor, small Gator, bearded dragon, African Tortoise etc.
Our Radical Show is a good middle ground assembly, where the animals are farily large and the species are such that some are rare and some are common, a few are touchable and others are quite impressive. Animals can include the Anaconda, Alligator, monitor Lizard species, Snapping Turtles and others.
We invented this one entirely. It involves how people think and are taught to be afraid of reptiles and how the ideal of the Dragon has influenced all of us. It will everyone in the room think about, how they think about animals!
A great assembly show too point out the differences of the two groups that many lump together. In actuality they share very little!


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Q: Transform an array into arguments of a command? I have an array of "options" of a command.
my_array=(option1 option2 option3)

I want to call this command in a bash script, using the values from array as options. So, command $(some magic here with my_array) "$1" becomes:
command -option1 -option2 -option3 "$1"

How can I do it? Is it possible?

A: I would prefer a plain bash way:
command "${my_array[@]/#/-}" "$1"

One reason for this are the spaces. For example if you have:
my_array=(option1 'option2 with space' option3)

The sed based solutions will transform it in -option1 -option2 -with -space -option3 (length 5), but the above bash expansion will transform it into -option1 -option2 with space -option3 (length still 3). Rarely, but sometimes this is important, for example:
bash-4.2$ my_array=('Ffoo bar' 'vOFS=fiz baz')
bash-4.2$ echo 'one foo bar two foo bar three foo bar four' | awk "${my_array[@]/#/-}" '{print$2,$3}'
 two fiz baz three

A: I would do something like this using a temp array in bash:
ARR=("option1" "option2" "option3"); ARR2=()
for str in "${ARR[@]}"; do
   ARR2+=( -"$str" )
done

And then in the command-line:
command "${ARR2[@]}"

A: I didn't process that it was in an array and was thinking whitespace-separated in a string. This solution will work with that, but given that it's an array, go with manatwork's solution (@{my_array[@]/#/-}).

This isn't too bad with sed and a subshell.  Just how easy the regex is depends on what you can guarantee about the options.  If the options are all one "word" (a-zA-Z0-9 only), then a simple beginning word boundary (\<) will suffice:
command $(echo $my_array | sed 's/\</-/g') "$1"

If your options have other characters (most likely -), you'll need something a bit more complex:
command $(echo $my_array | sed 's/\(^\|[ \t]\)\</\1-/g') "$1"

^ matches the beginning of the line, [ \t] matches a space or tab, \| matches either side (^ or [ \t]), \( \) groups (for the \|) and stores the result, \< matches the start of a word.  \1 begins the replacement by keeping the first match from the parens (\(\)), and - of course adds the dash we need.
These work with gnu sed, if they don't work with yours, let me know.
And if you'll be using the same thing multiple times, you may want to just calculate it once and store it:
opts="$(echo $my_array | sed 's/\(^\|[ \t]\)\</\1-/g')"
...
command $opts "$1"
command $opts "$2"

A: [srikanth@myhost ~]$ sh sample.sh

-option1 -option2 -option3

[srikanth@myhost ~]$ cat sample.sh

#!/bin/bash

my_array=(option1 option2 option3)

echo ${my_array[@]} | sed 's/\</-/g'

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The Red & Green vs The Red V
Words: Tom Skolarikis I Photos: Nrlphotos.com
Tue 15 Mar 2016, 01:13 PM
Three proud traditions collide on Sunday afternoon at the SCG when the South Sydney Rabbitohs take on the St George Illawarra Dragons in Round 3 of the NRL Telstra Premiership.
After a long-standing and proud rivalry stretching back to 1921 – the year St George entered the top-flight NSWRL competition – in 1999, a new era was welcomed when the Rabbitohs took on the newly-formed St George Illawarra Dragons for the first time, a merger between the St George Dragons and the Illawarra Steelers who had entered the Premiership in 1982.
Appropriately, the match was played at the SCG – the sight of so many clashes between the two Clubs – and saw the men in Red and Green emerge 25-24 victors in a thrilling encounter.
But the rivalry first began on the 25th June, 1921, when South Sydney – featuring legendary Club names such as Benny Wearing, Howard Hallett, and Alf 'Smacker' Blair – first faced a very different looking Saints outfit, kitted out in red and white striped jerseys at Moore Park's Sports Ground. Souths would emerge 20-9 victors on the day, with winger Wearing and Gordon Vaughan both snaring try-scoring doubles.
The clashes would continue through to 1998 and would include five Grand Final appearances (1927, 1949, 1953, 1965 and 1971) – the Rabbitohs emerging victorious in three of the deciders.
In all, the Rabbitohs met the St George Dragons 163 times, winning 69 clashes and going down in 92 while drawing 2.
Ironically, it would be a Grand Final loss against the Dragons that would prove a pivotal point in the rivalry's history though.
In 1965, the Grand Final may have been won by the Saints 12-8, but the legacy of that game, played on 18 September 1965 in front of a crowd quite literally hanging from the rafters, has gone down in Australian Rugby League folklore. The match would also prove a significant moment in Rabbitohs history – signalling the beginning of a new era for the Club.
On display that season and that day was the next crop of South Sydney super-stars – players who would take the Club to four Premierships in five years between 1967 and 1971 upon the instalment of limited-tackle football in '67.
Officially, the crowd was posted at a ground record 78,056, however, with overwhelming public interest in the match between the at-the-time nine-straight Premiership winning Dragons, and the brash young challengers from South Sydney, ticket supply was exhausted well in advance of kick-off, and the real crowd figure is estimated to be somewhere in the region of 90,000 – some double today's official ground capacity.
If the unofficial estimate is true, the crowd would be the largest crowd that South Sydney has ever played in front of – eclipsing the 2014 Grand Final (83,833).
By 1pm, police ordered the SCG gates to be shut on the grounds of safety. But that didn't stop thousands of Sydney-siders improvising solutions to their Grand Final dilemma.
Rugby League revellers intent on seeing the Rabbitohs take on the might and experience of the Dragons scaled walls, climbed grandstands, positioned themselves on the playing surface – mere metres from play – in an attempt to watch the final game of the season.
On the other side of the joint-venture, the Rabbitohs and the Illawarra Steelers first met on the 14th March 1982, in Round 3 of the NSWRL Premiership at Wollongong – the Steelers running away with a 20-10 victory.
In all, the two sides met on 31 occasions with the Rabbitohs winning 12 of those encounters, while 25 games have been played against the merged St George Illawarra side. The Rabbitohs have won 10 of those clashes.
The two Clubs also play contest the annual Charity Shield - a match which has unofficially opened the Rugby League season for over 30 years.
The Rabbitohs will take on the St George Illawarra Dragons at the SCG this Sunday. Kick-off is at 4pm. Click here to purchase your tickets!
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Do You Trust Old-School Security To Protect Your Users?
Organizations still feel safe and trust old, traditional security, when they are really not even near being able to deal with modern threats. Firewall UTM is your savior? counting on Security information and event management (SIEM) to let you know?
Traditional layers of security we all have on our network, such as Firewall, Antivirus, Intrusion prevention and detection systems – more and more fail to secure and are simply no longer effective dealing with the modern malware threats which are built to easily penetrate through old security.
Organization Users, Apps and Networks, are constantly transformed to the Cloud, and are out of traditional security perimeters. Network borders are becoming irrelevant, old school solutions are simply not capable of providing security in this architecture, and will keep losing battles to today's threats. Someone once said it is like protecting your country only with a wall, not taking into account new threats such as air or sea attacks.
In the past few years, the majority of internet traffic became encrypted with SSL. Unencrypted web traffic is now less than half of internet traffic. Google, Facebook, YouTube, 365, Dropbox, Google Drive – all now run over SSL and this changes the way protection is to be made.
In order to scan encrypted traffic, you need to decrypt it. To decrypt it, you need resources… lots of it. Traditional Security is not built for decrypting 60% of passed through traffic, and with limited resources, they reduce loads by whitelisting destinations to save on resources. "Trusted" sites and CDNs will be the first to be bypassed.
Such infection is very common in the last few months. This method takes advantage of the fact that the site is supposedly clean and trusted, thus old school security does not scan this traffic, or fails to identify the specific module within the webpage page, which was hacked and contains the payload.
A firewall/UTM would obviously fail with access control, as outbound web traffic HTTP/HTTPS is permitted for users. DNS based solutions which are seen lately, will not be able to address this challenge either, as it relays on the site reputation and not its content.
This would be the biggest challenge for traditional security, as the user is outside the network, perhaps at home; perhaps letting his children use his work laptop.
Infecting in this case is easiest of all, as there is hardly any security system protecting the station. This is seen with Ransomware infections, which would explode on the local network when the user is back in office or connected via VPN.
This method takes advantage of the fact that traditional security is using a database of file hashes when looking for malware; it does not scan the content. Such threats penetrate easily though FW and AV when the malware is unknown or just not "old" enough to be included in the latest update to all security appliances around the world.
If an organization is under a targeted attack (custom made), old security does not stand a chance to protect or event to detect.
In case of infection, how long does it take for IT to acknowledge they are compromised? Surveys claim nearly a year in average. Prevention is important, but it should be backed up with Detection and Response.
Visibility is key for identifying threats and threat patterns. Traditional solutions such as SIEM, are used for gathering logs but they are not really alerting IT about infections and their remediation, as they do create a lot of time consuming work for their complex management and non-focused, never-ending alerting. who's monitoring the monitor?
In conclusion, Firewalls, AV, IDS, IPS and other old security layers are not enough to stop malware threats. Even monitoring these layers is no longer effective. A different way of thinking must be adopted.
Are you still relying exclusively on old school technologies to protect your organization?


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Tag: shorts
Japanese Animated Film Classics
I haven't had a chance to dig into these yet, but the Film Center at Tokyo's National Museum of Modern Art has posted 64 classic shorts — basically, examples from the birth of animation in Japan — online. More details in this article from The Hollywood Reporter.
Tags Animation, film center, national museum of modern art, shorts, the hollywood reporter
Art Design Fashion Film Games Web
The Latest from Toco Toco
I haven't posted about Toco Toco recently, but it continues to be one of my favorite web series, and so let me remind you that you should really check it out if you're on the lookout for a beautifully produced series of documentary shorts covering Tokyo creatives. The last 3 episodes cover accessory designer KAE, fashion designer Nukeme, and animator ShiShi Yamazaki (pictured). And here's also a reminder that director Anne Ferrero is also behind this year's excellent feature documentary about the Japanese indie game scene, Branching Paths.
Tags accessory designer, Animation, animator, anne ferrero, branching paths, Documentary, fashion designer, kae, nukeme, series, shishi yamazaki, shorts, toco toco, tokyo creatives, Video, web series
Following on my 80s anime playlist, I re-watched the two Daicon shorts, which I still find to be fantastic, especially the second one. These are animated shorts that were created for two conventions — Daicon III and IV — and have never been released commercially since they liberally borrow from all sorts of famous properties. Daicon IV is especially glorious, with its use of ELO's "Twilight," and was created by a who's who of now famous anime directors — it was also the inspiration for the opening to the Train Man (Densha Otoko) series. Here are versions on YouTube: Daicon III & Daicon IV.
Tags 80s, 80s anime, Animation, daicon, daicon iii, daicon iv, densha otoko, elo, shorts, train man, Video, youtube
Ani-Kuri 15
I just watched a fantastic collection of animated shorts called Ani-Kuri 15. Produced for NHK back in 2007-2008, it's comprised of 15 1-minute shorts each directed by some of the top names in the animation field, including Kon Satoshi (pictured), Mamoru Oshii, and Makoto Shinkai (in fact, it's while searching for works by Shinkai that I came across this project). Just a fantastic collection, and incredibly imaginative.
Tags ani-kuri 15, Animation, Japan, kon satoshi, makoto shinkai, Mamoru Oshii, NHK, shorts
Debaser Uncategorized
After watching Makoto Shinkai's 5 Centimeters Per Second film, I followed it up with this 6-minute short. Like with 5 Centimeters, it incorporates a hyper-real world, beautiful scenery and colors, all in a fun little near-future tale of a woman dealing with growing up and the relationship she maintains with her father. I recommend watching this as well.
Tags 5 centimters per second, Animation, Anime, dareka no manazashi, makoto shinkai, shorts, TV
Walt Disney Animation Studios Short Films Collection
This is one of the best things I've seen from Disney in forever. Such a fantastic collection of shorts, and it just made me realize how much I wish we got more things like this – not movies, not TV shows, but just shorts that allow for interesting bursts of creativity. Also, it makes me long for the days of 2D animation. Of all the shorts included here, the two weakest are the Tangled and Frozen ones, and the CG-animated shorts that do work the best are the ones that are made to look like traditional animation (like the absolutely fantastic "Paperman," pictured above). It's also a reminder that behind the giant conglomerate that is now Disney, there's still an amazing tradition of animation that hasn't completely disappeared. Can't recommend this enough.
Tags 2d animation, Animation, cg, Movies, paperman, shorts, walt disney, walt disney animation studios short films collection
I capped off my monthlong horror fest with a triple bill on Halloween night that included The Mortuary Collection, Books […]
I followed my viewing of The Mortuary Collection with another horror anthology film, Books of Blood, which itself is an […]


Looking for Drug Rehab and treatment centers in Harveys Lake, Pennsylvania?
There are several alcohol and drug treatment facilities options available to people living in the Harveys Lake area. You should understand each of the varieties of treatment possibilities that exist in Harveys Lake, AB., so that you can find the ideal rehabilitation approach for yourself or a family member. Choosing the proper drug and alcohol rehab facility in Harveys Lake is the most important factor in the process of treating of drug abuse, addiction and alcoholism. This information will help you fully grasp your numerous rehab choices allowing an individual to have the best possibility of an effective outcome.
Let's check out the many drug and alcohol rehab centers in Harveys Lake, Pennsylvania possibilities that correlate with the condition of the person in search of rehabilitation.
Inpatient drug and alcohol treatment in Harveys Lake, AB. can be a treatment choice ideal in case you need health-related treatment for the duration of rehabilitation or individuals with substantial drug abuse histories. Women and men will experience physical and mental dependence to drugs and alcohol even after a short period of time, so inpatient drug treatment in Harveys Lake is considered the best rehab possibility in nearly all instances. As a result of substance abuse and addiction, women and men will most likely struggle to recover using the minimal services available from outpatient treatment facilities in Harveys Lake, Pennsylvania where alcohol and drugs are still easily accessible when they leave the outpatient program. Likewise, men and women in rehabilitation who take part in outpatient rehabilitation rather than inpatient drug and alcohol rehabilitation in Harveys Lake are still prone to damaging influences and situations which might cut across their process of recovery. If someone resides with an abusive companion or maintains associations which involve drug use, any rehab activities in outpatient rehab are done in vain. This is the reason in-patient alcohol and drug rehab in Harveys Lake, AB. is going to result in more tangible results that may prove long lasting in contrast to an outpatient drug and alcohol rehab center where advantages could be very limited and acute.
In Harveys Lake there's both short-term and long-term inpatient drug rehabilitation. Short-term is a 30-day facility, while long-term inpatient drug treatment in Harveys Lake, Pennsylvania is more prolonged and treatment can last 3 to 6 months on average. It becomes an excellent environment for clients as it is a secure drug-free environment where they're able to heal both physically and mentally without distraction. Ideally, people proceed within a long-term in-patient drug and alcohol rehab program in Harveys Lake for the optimum stretch of time allowed, to enable them to handle anything which may jeopardize their abstinence once they depart treatment. Because of the fact that detoxing and becoming physically stabilized can require a couple weeks by itself, the three to six months in long-term in-patient alcohol and drug rehabilitation in Harveys Lake is going to be time wisely spent and significantly more effective than short-term facilities.
The most crucial aspect of all if you or a loved one is struggling with a drug abuse or addiction issue is to do something about it, make calls and seek advice from trained addiction specialists and have an assessment and treatment possibilities to ensure the best opportunity for a recovery.


Feathers of Hope: First Nations Youth Action Plan to be released on Monday, February 24, 2014!
As you may recall, in March 2013, we held a forum in Thunder Bay, Ontario for First Nations youth called Feathers of Hope. Over the five days of the forum, more than 100 youth from First Nations communities across northern Ontario gathered to share their lived experiences, talk about issues of importance, and share the outcomes of their discussions with leadership from First Nations, provincial, federal and municipal government and police service representatives.
The forum was a great success and, over the summer, we reached out to youth in communities unable to attend the forum. The youth we met with spoke about the need for change and their willingness to work with families, communities, leadership, allies and government to improve the conditions that contribute to the loss of hope and well-being in many of their communities.
Over the last several months, we have been working hard to produce an action plan summarizing the voices of the youth at the forum. We are thrilled to announce that we will be officially releasing the Feathers of Hope: First Nations Youth Action Plan on Monday, February 24th at 11:00 a.m. We're working on some exciting plans to help you be part of the day, so stay tuned!
In the meantime, we'll be meeting with government and First Nations leadership to tell them what First Nations youth across northern Ontario identified as priorities to build healthier and safer communities.
The time for action is now and we need your help. We ask that you to stand in solidarity with First Nations youth and make a commitment to mobilizing change for us and future generations of First Nations children and youth. There are a few things you can do so Feathers of Hope gains strength: On February 24th, you can read and share our report, hold your own launch party, ask us to meet with you or your group to talk about the report and most importantly, help us spread the word and make a commitment to take action!


Tree Agate (India) - Tree Agate is repudiated to be a Talisman in some parts of India. It is a stone of inner peace. Gentle Tree Agate calms nerves and can be combined with Clear Quartz to deepen meditation and prayer. Tree Agate can assist those who need to recognize the importance and influence of cycles in one's life. Tree Agate brings our focus to the oneness of us all, dissolving egoism and arrogance. Use Tree Agate to ease relationship problems with children.