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William Sanderson
Professor, Dr
Professor, School of Energy, Geoscience, Infrastructure and Society
Professor, School of Energy, Geoscience, Infrastructure and Society, Institute for Life and Earth Sciences
Emailw.g.sandersonhw.acuk
Resilient protected area network enables species adaptation that mitigates the impact of a crash in food supply
Bowgen, K. M., Wright, L. J., Calbrade, N. A., Coker, D., Dodd, S. G., Hainsworth, I., Howells, R. J., Hughes, D. S., Jenks, P., Murphy, M. D., Sanderson, W., Taylor, R. C. & Burton, N. H. K., 6 Jan 2022, In: Marine Ecology Progress Series. 681, p. 211–225 15 p.
conservation areas 100%
wetlands 51%
birds 47%
Haematopus 39%
Cerastoderma edule 39%
A small step or a giant leap: Accounting for settlement delay and dispersal in restoration planning
Rodriguez-Perez, A., James, M. A. & Sanderson, W. G., 18 Aug 2021, In: PLoS ONE. 16, 8, e0256369.
Ostrea edulis 100%
planning 64%
metamorphosis 55%
larvae 40%
duration 21%
European Native Oyster Habitat Restoration Monitoring Handbook
zu Ermgassen, P. S. E. (ed.), Bos, O. (ed.), Debney, A. (ed.), Gamble, C. (ed.), Glover, A. (ed.), Pogoda, B. (ed.), Pouvreau, S., Sanderson, W. (ed.), Smyth, D. (ed.) & Preston, J. (ed.), Nov 2021, The Zoological Society of London. 72 p.
Optimising recruitment in habitat creation for the native European oyster (Ostrea edulis): Implications of temporal and spatial variability in larval abundance
Chapman, E. C. N., Rodriguez-Perez, A., Hugh-Jones, T., Bromley, C., James, M. A., Diele, K. & Sanderson, W. G., Sep 2021, In: Marine Pollution Bulletin. 170, 112579.
habitat creation 100%
Ostrea edulis 91%
Salinity 72%
Restoration 61%
species recruitment 55%
The right place at the right time: Improving the odds of biogenic reef restoration
Cook, R. L., Sanderson, W. G., Moore, C. G. & Harries, D. B., Mar 2021, In: Marine Pollution Bulletin. 164, 112022.
Serpula vermicularis 100%
Reefs 72%
environmental knowledge 68%
habitat conservation 58%
European Guidelines on Biosecurity in Native Oyster Restoration
zu Ermgassen, P. S. E. (ed.), Gamble, C. (ed.), Debney, A. (ed.), Colsoul, B. (ed.), Fabra, M. (ed.), Sanderson, W. (ed.), Strand, Å. (ed.) & Preston, J. (ed.), Nov 2020, London, UK: The Zoological Society of London. 30 p.
European Native Oyster Restoration Handbook: An introduction
Gamble, C., Ashton, E. C., Bromley, C., Fariñas-Franco, J. M., Hancock, B., Hayden-Hughes, M., Helmer, L., Lee, H. Z. L., Preston, J., Sanderson, W. G., Thurstan, R. & zu Ermgassen, P., Nov 2020, European Native Oyster Habitat Restoration Handbook: UK & Ireland. Preston, J., Gamble, C., Debney, A., Helmer, L., Hancock, B. & zu Ermgassen, P. (eds.). The Zoological Society of London, p. 2-11 10 p.
Forty questions of importance to the policy and practice of native oyster reef restoration in Europe
zu Ermgassen, P., Bonacic, K., Boudry, P., Bromley, C., Cameron, T. C., Colsoul, B., Coolen, J. W. P., Frankic, A., Hancock, B., van der Have, T. M., Holbrooke, Z., Kamermans, P., Laugen, A. T., Nevejan, N., Pogoda, B., Pouvreau, S., Preston, J., Ranger, C. J., Sas, H., Strand, Å. & 2 others, Sanderson, W. & Sutherland, W. J., Nov 2020, In: Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems. 30, 11, p. 2038-2049 12 p.
reefs 100%
oysters 98%
reef 81%
Europe 64%
Missing the full story: First estimates of carbon deposition rates for the European flat oyster, Ostrea edulis
Lee, H. Z. L., Davies, I. M., Baxter, J. M., Diele, K. & Sanderson, W., Nov 2020, In: Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems. 30, 11, p. 2076-2086 11 p.
ecosystem services 43%
NORA moving forward: Developing an oyster restoration network in Europe to support the Berlin Oyster Recommendation
Pogoda, B., Boudry, P., Bromley, C., Cameron, T. C., Colsoul, B., Donnan, D., Hancock, B., Hugh-Jones, T., Preston, J., Sanderson, W. G., Sas, H., Brown, J., Bonacic, K., von Nordheim, H. & zu Ermgassen, P. S. E., Nov 2020, In: Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems. 30, 11, p. 2031-2037 7 p.
oysters 100%
recommendation 71%
Return to sender: The influence of larval behaviour on the distribution and settlement of the European oyster Ostrea edulis
Rodriguez Perez, A., Sanderson, W., Møller, L. F., Henry, T. B. & James, M., Nov 2020, In: Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems. 30, 11, p. 2116-2132 17 p.
larva 64%
distribution 24%
The benefits of bivalve reef restoration: A global synthesis of underrepresented species
zu Ermgassen, P. S. E., Thurstan, R. H., Corrales, J., Alleway, H., Carranza, A., Dankers, N., Hancock, B., Kent, F., McLeod, I., Pogoda, B., Liu, Q. & Sanderson, W., Nov 2020, In: Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems. 30, 11, p. 2050-2065 16 p.
ecosystem services 100%
Bivalvia 92%
bivalve 90%
ecosystem service 83%
Callinectes sapidus Rathbun, 1896 (Brachyura: Portunidae): An assessment on its diet and foraging behaviour, Thermaikos Gulf, NW Aegean Sea, Greece: Evidence for ecological and economic impacts
Kampouris, T. E., Porter, J. S. & Sanderson, W. G., 2 Apr 2019, In: Crustacean Research. 48, p. 23-37 15 p.
Aegean Sea 100%
Callinectes sapidus 98%
Portunidae 97%
Greece 73%
Conservation and restoration of a keystone species: Understanding the settlement preferences of the European oyster (Ostrea edulis)
Rodriguez Perez, A., James, M., Donnan, D. W., Henry, T. B., Møller, L. & Sanderson, W., Jan 2019, In: Marine Pollution Bulletin. 138, p. 312-321 10 p.
keystone species 96%
Conservation 65%
The Native Oyster Restoration Alliance (NORA) and the Berlin Oyster Recommendation: Bringing back a key ecosystem engineer by developing and supporting best practice in Europe
Pogoda, B., Brown, J., Hancock, B., Preston, J., Pouvreau, S., Kamermans, P., Sanderson, W. & von Nordheim, H., 30 May 2019, In: Aquatic Living Resources. 32, 13.
ecosystem engineers 100%
Low levels of microplastics (MP) in wild mussels indicate that MP ingestion by humans is minimal compared to exposure via household fibres fallout during a meal
Catarino, A. I., Macchia, V., Sanderson, W. G., Thompson, R. C. & Henry, T. B., Jun 2018, In: Environmental Pollution. 237, p. 675-684 10 p.
Microplastics 100%
Mytilus 14%
Missing native oyster (Ostrea edulis L.) beds in a European Marine Protected Area: Should there be widespread restorative management?
Farinas-Franco, J. M., Pearce, B., Mair, J. M., Harries, D. B., MacPherson, R. C., Porter, J. S., Reimer, P. J. & Sanderson, W. G., May 2018, In: Biological Conservation. 221, p. 293–311 19 p.
protected area 100%
habitat restoration 48%
fishery 30%
last glaciation 23%
The establishment of site condition monitoring of the sea caves of the St Kilda and North Rona Special Areas of Conservation with supplementary data from Loch Eriboll
Harries, D. B., Moore, C. G., Porter, J. S., Sanderson, W. G., Ware, F. J. & Kamphausen, L., 2018, Scottish Natural Heritage. 355 p.
cave 100%
biota 32%
2015 site condition monitoring of marine sedimentary and reef habitats in Loch Laxford SAC
Moore, C. G., Cook, R. L., Porter, J. S., Sanderson, W. G., Want, A., Ware, F. J., Howson, C., Kamphausen, L. & Harries, D. B., 2017, Scottish Natural Heritage. 109 p. (Scottish Natural Heritage Research Report; no. 943)
Assessment of Microplastics Present in Mussels Collected From the Scottish Coast
Catarino, A. I., Macchia, V., Barras, H., Sanderson, W., Thompson, R. C. & Henry, T. B., 2017, MICRO 2016: Fate and Impact of Microplastics in Marine Ecosystems: From the Coastline to the Open Sea. Baztan, J., Jorgensen, B., Pahl, S., Thompson, R. C. & Vanderlinden, J-P. (eds.). p. 60-61
digestion 100%
coast 81%
aquatic environment 66%
enzyme 55%
Commercially important species associated with horse mussel (Modiolus modiolus) biogenic reefs: a priority habitat for nature conservation and fisheries benefits
Kent, F., Mair, J. M., Newton, J., Lindenbaum, C., Porter, J. & Sanderson, W., 15 May 2017, In: Marine Pollution Bulletin. 118, 1-2, p. 71-78 8 p.
horse 100%
nature conservation 97%
habitat 55%
Development and optimisation of a standard method for extraction of microplastics in mussels by enzyme digestion of soft tissues
dos Ramos Catarino, A. I., Thompson, R., Sanderson, W. & Henry, T. B., Apr 2017, In: Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry. 36, 4, p. 947–951 5 p.
Digestion 49%
Enzymes 29%
Caustics 17%
In situ biodeposition measurements on a Modiolus modiolus (horse mussel) reef show enhanced sedimentation and provide insights into ecosystem services
Kent, F., Last, K. S., Harries, D. B. & Sanderson, W., 5 Jan 2017, In: Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science. 184, p. 151-157 7 p.
in situ measurement 87%
shellfish 67%
The demographics and morphometries of biogenic reefs: important considerations in conservation management
Brash, J., Cook, R. L., Mackenzie, C. L. & Sanderson, W., 25 May 2017, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom.
morphometry 100%
conservation management 94%
shell 64%
population structure 30%
A review of climate change and the implementation of marine biodiversity legislation in the United Kingdom
Frost, M., Bayliss-Brown, G., Buckley, P., Cox, M., Dye, S., Sanderson, W., Stoker, B. & Withers Harvey, N., Jun 2016, In: Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems. 26, 3, p. 576–595 20 p.
marine biodiversity 100%
climate change impact 21%
protected area 12%
Horse mussel reef ecosystem services: evidence for a whelk nursery habitat supporting a shellfishery
Kent, F., Gray, M., Last, K. & Sanderson, W., 31 May 2016, In: International Journal of Biodiversity Science Ecosystem Services and Management. 12, 3, p. 172-180 9 p.
spatial planning 28%
Phenotypic differences may limit the potential for habitat restoration involving species translocation: a case study of shape ecophenotypes in different populations of Modiolus modiolus (Mollusca:Bivalvia)
Fariñas-Franco, J. M., Sanderson, W. & Roberts, D., Feb 2016, In: Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems. 26, 1, p. 76-94 19 p.
Modiolus modiolus 100%
Mollusca 65%
case studies 49%
2014 site condition monitoring survey of marine sedimentary habitats in the Sound of Arisaig SAC: Commissioned Report No. 807
Moore, C. G., Harries, D. B., Cook, R. L., Saunders, G. R., Atkinson, R. J. A. & Sanderson, W., 2015, Scottish Natural Heritage.
Adaptive management, international co-operation and planning for marine conservation hotspots in a changing climate
Gormley, K. S. G., Hull, A., Porter, J., Bell, M. & Sanderson, W., Mar 2015, In: Marine Policy. 53, p. 54-66 13 p.
international cooperation 100%
adaptive management 97%
Connectivity and dispersal patterns of protected biogenic reefs: Implications for the conservation of Modiolus modiolus (L.) in the Irish Sea
Gormley, K. S. G., Mackenzie, C. L., Robins, P., Coscia, I., Cassidy, A., James, J., Hull, A., Piertney, S., Sanderson, W. & Porter, J., 1 Dec 2015, In: PLoS ONE. 10, 12, e0143337.
Oceans and Seas 100%
Northern Ireland 70%
Wales 40%
Analyses of sublittoral macrobenthic community change in a marine nature reserve using similarity profiles (SIMPROF)
Somerfield, P., Burton, M. & Sanderson, W., Dec 2014, In: Marine Environmental Research. 102, p. 51-58 8 p.
Cluster Analysis 100%
Petroleum Pollution 94%
Weather 69%
Can management effort be predicted for Marine Protected Areas? New considerations for network design
Gormley, K. S. G., McWhinnie, L. H., Porter, J., Hull, A., Fernandes, T. & Sanderson, W., Jul 2014, In: Marine Policy. 47, p. 138-146 9 p.
marine protected areas 86%
network design 77%
management 28%
Indicators of Good Environmental Status for biogenic reefs formed by Modiolus modiolus, Mytilus edulis and Sabellaria spinulosa
Farinas-Franco, J. M., Pearce, B., Porter, J., Harries, D. B., Mair, J. M., Woolmer, A. & Sanderson, W., 2014, Joint Nature Conservation Committee. 301 p.
North Cava Island and Karlsruhe horse mussel bed assessment
Sanderson, W., Hirst, N., Farinas-Franco, J. M., Grieve, R. C., Mair, J. M., Porter, J. & Stirling, D., 2014, Inverness: Scottish Natural Heritage. 78 p.
When aerial surveys won't do: Grey seal pup production in cryptic habitats of Wales
Stringell, T., Millar, C., Sanderson, W., Westcott, S. & McMath, A., Sep 2014, In: Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom. 94, 6, p. 1155-1159 5 p.
aerial surveys 100%
aerial survey 85%
seals 70%
pups 67%
A tool for protected area management: multivariate control charts 'cope' with rare variable communities
Stringell, T., Bamber, R., Burton, M., Lindenbaum, C., Lucie, S. & Sanderson, W., 2013, In: Ecology and Evolution. 3, 6, p. 1-10
Ecosystem 100%
Compliance 40%
Cold Temperature 20%
Multivariate Analysis 16%
Distribution and status of proposed protected features in the Fetlar to Haroldswick MPA proposal: Scottish Natural Heritage Commissioned Report No. 599
Hirst, N., Kamphausen, L., Cook, R. L., Porter, J. & Sanderson, W., 2013, Inverness: Scottish Natural Heritage. 116 p.
Future socio-economic and environmental sustainability of the Irish Sea requires a multi-disciplinary approach with industry and research collaboration, and cross-border partnership
McKenzie, C., Bell, M., Birchenough, S., Culloty, S., Sanderson, W., Whiteley, N. & Malham, S., 2013, In: Ocean & Coastal Management. 85, 1-6
Predictive habitat modelling as a tool to assess the change in distribution and extent of an OSPAR priority habitat under an increased ocean temperature scenario: consequences for marine protected area networks and management
Gormley, K. S. G., Porter, J., Bell, M., Hull, A. & Sanderson, W., 22 Jul 2013, In: PLoS ONE. 8, 7, 16 p., e68263.
Area Under Curve 35%
Biodiversity 19%
Report from the Healthy and Biologically Diverse Seas Evidence Group (HBDSEG) Workshop: The potential use of mapped extent and distribution of habitats as indicators of Good Environmental Status (GES)
Frost, M., Sanderson, W., Vina-Herbon, C. & Lowe, R., Mar 2013, Joint Nature Conservation Committee. 56 p.
The distribution and condition of proposed protected features within the Loch Sween possible Nature Conservation MPA
Moore, C. G., Harries, D. B., Atkinson, R. J. A., Clark, L., Cook, R. L., Hirst, N. E., Saunders, G. R., Lyndon, A. R., Sanderson, W. G. & Porter, J. S., 2013, Scottish Natural Heritage. 253 p. (Scottish Natural Heritage Commissioned Report; no. 621)
The distribution of Priority Marine Features and MPA search features in Orkney waters: Rousay to Copinsay including Eday Sound and points in Scapa Flow
Hirst, N., Cook, R. L., James, B., Kent, F., Loxton, J., Porter, J. & Sanderson, W., 2013, Scottish Natural Heritage.
The substantial first impact of bottom fishing on rare biodiversity hotspots: a dilemma for evidence-based conservation
Cook, R. L., Fariñas-Franco, J., Gell, F., Holt, R., Holt, T., Lindenbaum, C., Porter, J., Seed, R., Skates, L., Stringell, T. & Sanderson, W., 14 Aug 2013, In: PLoS ONE. 8, 8, e69904.
Biodiversity 100%
Pectinidae 55%
Environmental Indicators 31%
Seabed habitats of the southern Irish Sea
Robinson, K., Mackie, A., Lindenbaum, C., Darbyshire, T., van Landeghem, K. & Sanderson, W., 2012, Seafloor Geomorphology as Benthic Habitat: GeoHAB Atlas of Seafloor Geomorphic Features and Benthic Habitats. Harris, P. T. & Baker, E. K. (eds.). Elsevier, p. 523-537 15 p.
bioherm 100%
plain 26%
sandbank 26%
The distribution of selected MPA search features and Priority Marine Features off the NE coast of Scotland
Hirst, N. E., Clark, L. & Sanderson, W., 2012, Scottish Natural Heritage. 132 p.
Advice on United Kingdom Biodiversity Indicators and Targets for the Marine Strategy Framework Directive
Moffat, C., Aish, A., Hawkridge, J. M., Miles, H., Mitchell, P. I., McQuatters-Gollop, A., Frost, M., Greenstreet, S., Pinn, E., Proudfoot, R., Sanderson, W. & Tasker, M. L., 2011, Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs. 210 p.
Status and changes in the UK's ecosystems and their services to society: Wales
Russell, S., Blackstock, T., Christie, M., Clarke, M., Davies, K., Duigan, C., Durance, I., Elliot, R., Evans, H., Falzon, C., Frost, P., Ginley, S., Hockley, N., Hourahane, S., Jones, B., Jones, L., Korn, J., Ogden, P., Pagella, S., Pagella, T. & 9 others, Pawson, B., Reynolds, B., Robinson, D., Sanderson, W., Sherry, J., Skates, J., Small, E., Spence, B. & Thomas, C., 2011, UK National Ecosystem Assessment Technical Report. Cambridge: UNEP-WCMC, p. 979-1044 66 p.
WaderMORPH – a user-friendly individual-based model to advise shorebird policy and management
West, A., Stillman, R., Drewitt, A., Frost, N., Mander, M., Miles, C., Langston, R., Sanderson, W. & Willis, J., Jan 2011, In: Methods in Ecology and Evolution. 2, 1, p. 95–98 4 p.
wader 100%
individual-based model 98%
policy 45%
population size 23%
coastal zone management 21%
Assessing waterbird conservation objectives: An example for the Burry Inlet, UK
Stillman, R. A., Moore, J. J., Woolmer, A. P., Murphy, M. D., Walker, P., Vanstaen, K. R., Palmer, D. & Sanderson, W., Nov 2010, In: Biological Conservation. 143, 11, p. 2617-2630 14 p.
water birds 100%
knots 41%
Calidris canutus 17%
Marine habitats
Aish, A., Ashworth, J., Barrio-Frojan, B., Benjamins, S., Bolam, S., Brazier, P., Brockington, S., Chaniotis, P., A., C., Coggan, R., Coltman, N., Connor, D., Coyle, M., Davies, J., Edwards, H., Greathead, C., Greenstreet, S., Hall-Spencer, J., Hawkridge, J., Hiscock, K. & 21 others, Howell, K., Hughes, A., Ide, R., James, B., Kelly, C., Khan-Marnie, J., Mackie, T., Manson, F., Mazik, K., Mieszkowska, N., Moore, J., O'Reilly, M., Pirie, C., Prior, A., Reach, I., Robinson, L., Sanderson, W., Service, M., Stoker, B., Tellier, P. & Verling, E., 2010, UK Marine Monitoring and Assessment Strategy (2010) Charting Progress 2 Healthy and Biological Diverse Seas Feeder Report. Frost, M. & Hawkridge, J. (eds.). Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs, p. 68-271 204 p.


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[![Codacy](https://img.shields.io/codacy/d74cf67246dc48b48971de7ab928650e.svg)](https://www.codacy.com/app/vojtasvoboda/oc-brands-plugin)
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Show your brands, partners, projects, showcases, portfolio or anything else on your page. No other plugin requirements.
Tested with latest October CMS build 382.

## Key features

- list of all brands with **pagination**, **category filtration** and **letter filtration**
- customizable **Bootstrap layout** (1-12 columns)
- one brand can be in **many categories**, with logo and **unlimited images**
- show brand detail with a **photo gallery**
- **translations** implemented
- SiteSearch plugin **native support**

## Use cases

- show clients logos with external links (or without)
- show projects for my clients represented by logos (with photogallery at brand detail)
- show partners with cooperation details
- show my portfolio with screenshots

## Create brands page

- create new page
- if you want to filter by brand categories, insert category filter to URL: `/brands/:category?`
- insert Brands component
- pick Brand page (brand detail) and Category page (brands in category)
- if you want to filter by letters, insert Brand letters component

Example of Brands page with category and letter filtration:

```
title = "Brands"
url = "/brands/:category?"
layout = "default"
is_hidden = 0

[brands]
brandPage = "brand-detail"
categoryPage = "brands"
categoryFilter = "{{ :category }}"
perPage = 12
sortOrder = "ASC"
pageNumber = "{{ page }}"
perRow = 6
logoWidth = 300
logoHeight = 300

[letters]
brandsPage = "brands"
==
<h1>
	Brands
	{% if category %} in category {{ category.name }}{% endif %}
	{% if letter %} starts with "{{ letter }}"{% endif %}
</h1>

{% if category %}
<p>
    <a href="{{ 'brands' | page({category: ''}) }}">
        <small>< all categories</small>
    </a>
</p>
{% endif %}

{% component 'letters' %}

{% component 'brands' %}
```

## Create brand detail page

- create new page with URL like that: `/brand/:slug/`
- insert Brand component
- pick Category page (page with Brands)

Example of Brand page:

```
title = "Brand detail"
url = "/brand/:slug/"
layout = "default"
is_hidden = 0

[brand]
slug = "{{ :slug }}"
categoryPage = "brands"
==
{% component 'brand' %}
```

## Brand's links

Each brand can have multiple types of links:

1. Link to brand detail - fill only slug and create brand detail page.
2. External link - fill external link parameter, it will override internal link.
3. No link - shows logo without any link, it will override all links above.

## Extending plugin

I'm using this plugin as example how to build first plugin ever, because it covers managing one entity (create, update, delete, change order), create one relation (brand - category) and render all items at the frontend.

I also created examples, how to easily extend plugin's functionality and put all these example to [Brands extending examples](https://github.com/vojtasvoboda/oc-brands-plugin-override-example) repository.

## TODO

- [ ] fix page title at brand detail
- [ ] changing order for categories
- [ ] batch delete for categories
- [ ] tags management
- [ ] brand detail - paginator for gallery

## Contributing

Please send Pull Request to the master branch. Please add also unit tests and make sure all unit tests are green.

## License

Brands plugin is open-sourced software licensed under the [MIT license](http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT) same as OctoberCMS platform.

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Q: Add product to cart ignoring custom options I'm working in a module that will add products to cart via chatbot, and I'm having some issues when the product has custom options. Since do not know the possible options required to the product, I'm trying to "force" add a product with custom option (or not) to the cart, but everytime I'm getting a message asking to specify some product custom option:
2017-02-26T17:24:28+00:00 ERR (3):
exception 'Mage_Core_Exception' with message 'Please specify product link(s).' in /home/werules/testbots.tk/store/app/Mage.php:595
Stack trace:
#0 /home/werules/store/app/code/core/Mage/Checkout/Model/Cart.php(287): Mage::throwException('Please specify ...')
#1 /home/werules/store/app/code/community/Werules/Chatbot/Model/Chatdata.php(243): Mage_Checkout_Model_Cart->addProduct(Object(Mage_Catalog_Model_Product), Array)

Here is my code so far:
$product = Mage::getModel('catalog/product')->load($prodId);
$product->setSkipCheckRequiredOption(true);
$cart->addProduct($product, array());
$cart->save();
$checkout->setCartWasUpdated(true);

I'm using setSkipCheckRequiredOption but it dosen't seems to be working.
How can I accomplish that? Either ignoring any requirements or setting them to any default value would work for me.
Best

A: You can try this way :
$session = Mage::getSingleton('customer/session');
// Get cart instance
$cart = Mage::getSingleton('checkout/cart');
$cart->init();
$productid=1;
$qty=1;
// Add a product without custom options
$productInstance = Mage::getModel('catalog/product')->load($productid);
$param = array(
  'product' => $productInstance->getId(),
  'qty' => $qty
 );
 $request = new Varien_Object();
 $request->setData($param);
 $cart->addProduct($productInstance, $request);

 // update session
 $session->setCartWasUpdated(true);

// save the cart
$cart->save();

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This is in reply to your letter dated December 21, 2000, requesting a classification and country of origin determination on behalf of Custom Leather Craft Manufacturing Company for work suspenders which will be imported into the United States.
China - Webbing and elastic band.
Taiwan - Thread, metal clip, metal adjuster, hang tag, staple wire. U.S.A. – Leather pad.
Philippines – Tag pin and box.
You have indicated that the Chinese webbing and elastic will be shipped in rolls to the Philippines where the cutting and the assembly of the suspenders will take place.
What is the classification and country of origin of the subject merchandise?
The applicable subheading for styles 110RUL and 110BLK will be 6212.90.0030, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA), which provides for Brassieres, girdles, corsets, braces suspenders, garters and similar articles and parts thereof, whether or not knitted or crocheted: other . . . of man-made fibers or man-made fibers and rubber or plastics. The rate of duty will be 6.7 percent ad valorem.
Styles 110RUL and 110BLK fall within textile category designation 659. The designated textile and apparel categories and their quota and visa status are the result of international agreements that are subject to frequent renegotiations and changes. To obtain the most current information, we suggest that you check, close to the time of shipment, the U.S. Customs Service Textile Status Report, an internal issuance of the U.S. Customs Service, which is available at the Customs Web Site at WWW.CUSTOMS.GOV. In addition, the designated textile and apparel categories may be subdivided into parts. If so, visa and quota requirements applicable to the subject merchandise may be affected and should also be verified at the time of shipment.
6210-6212 If the good consists of two or more component parts, a change to an assembled good of heading 6210 through 6212 from unassembled components, provided that he change is the result of the good being wholly assembled in a single country, territory, or insular possession.
As the work suspenders are assembled in a single country, that is, the Philippines, as per the terms of the tariff shift requirement, country of origin is conferred in the Philippines.
The country of origin of the work suspenders is the Philippines. Based upon international textile trade agreements products of the Philippines are subject to quota and the requirement of a visa.


A former executive of Reserve Bank of Australia subsidiaries who conspired to bribe Malaysian officials to gain banknote contracts has avoided serving a prison sentence in Melbourne.
Christian Boillot, 67, pleaded guilty last month to his role in offering lucrative commissions to middlemen between 2001 and 2003 to secure Malaysian contracts with Securency International and Note Printing Australia (NPA).
European-based Boillot was employed in the international sales and marketing section of NPA and as a banknote specialist with Securency when he became involved in the conspiracy.
In sentencing on Thursday, Justice Elizabeth Hollingworth noted Boillot was not the "architect" of the conspiracy, which she described as "sophisticated, carefully orchestrated and concealed".
She noted he was "the last man standing" and that she had already sentenced NPA, Securency, and Myles Curtis - the former CEO of Securency - for their roles in the crime.
She has also sentenced former Indonesian businessman Radius Christanto for conspiring to bribe an official of the Indonesian central bank.
Justice Hollingworth said the conspiracy ended when NPA entered a contract to supply Malaysia's central bank with 160 million five-ringgit polymer notes, paying an agent commission of $A2.19 million - 17 per cent of the contract price.
However, she added that Boillot did not act for his own financial gain, but to promote his employer's business, in a corporate culture where the conduct was expected.
Justice Hollingworth also noted substantial delays in the case, and that he had served some time in custody in Germany before being extradited to Australia.
"You have been living in a state of limbo for the past seven years, uncertain and anxious as to when you will be able to return home and resume your life," she said.
"I accept that it's highly unlikely that you will reoffend and your prospects for rehabilitation are excellent."
Boillot was given a two-year-and-six-month prison sentence, but released on a recognisance release order where he must be of good behaviour for two years.


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President Nicolas Sarkozy is hoping to shake up France's retail sector to spur consumer spending and inject new life into the economy. But early indications suggest change isn't likely to happen quickly.
France's National Assembly began debating yesterday the first in what Mr. Sarkozy says will be a series of measures to free up one of the most highly regulated retail environments in Europe.
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Carrie Underwood Launches New Album
Nashville- (Sept. 22, 2015) – Following a headline show at London's Roundhouse as part of the Apple Music Festival yesterday, Carrie Underwood today performed an exclusive set of hits, including her new single, "Smoke Break," to an intimate crowd at The Edition Hotel to launch her new album Storyteller.
Carrie's fifth studio album, Storyteller is released worldwide on October 23, preceded by the single "Smoke Break," available digitally now.
Watch the official video for "Smoke Break" here.
1. Renegade Runaway
2. Dirty Laundry
3. Church Bells
4. Heartbeat
5. Smoke Break
6. Choctaw County Affair
7. Like I'll Never Love You Again
8. Chaser
9. Relapse
10. Clock Don't Stop
11. The Girl You Think I Am
12. Mexico
13. What I Never Knew I Always Wanted
Carrie is also very proud to announce three headline performances at Country to Country 2016. Having performed at the inaugural event in 2013, Carrie will return to play all three nights of the festival. C2C will be held at London's O2 Arena, Dublin 3 Arena, and for the first year, an additional 3rd night, at Glasgow's Clyde Auditorium. Carrie will play C2C 2016 on the following dates:
Glasgow Clyde Auditorium March 11
London The O2 Arena March 12
Dublin 3 Arena March 13
"Country to Country is delighted to welcome Carrie Underwood back to the event as headliner in our fourth year. In addition to London O2 we are delighted to have her help launch our inaugural Glasgow event and our third year of C2C in Dublin.
Carrie Underwood helped establish the event in our first year and the creation of the biggest celebration of country music outside North America. Country to Country is proud to have event partners BBC Radio 2 and the CMA." –Chris York, SJM
The full event line up and on-sale details will be exclusively revealed during a C2C Launch Party at Brooklyn Bowl on Tues., October 6. There will also be a special guest performance on the night.
About Carrie Underwood: Carrie Underwood emerged from the promise of her 2005 American Idol win to become a true multi-format, multi-media superstar, spanning achievements in music, television, and film. A seven-time GRAMMY® Award winner, she has amassed nearly 100 major honors, sold 58 million records worldwide, and recorded 21 #1 singles, 11 of which she co-wrote. The first female artist to be twice named the Academy of Country Music's Entertainer of the Year, Underwood was recognized as Pollstar's top female country touring artist for her headlining tours in 2008, 2010, and 2012. Her four studio albums, Some Hearts, Carnival Ride, Play On, and Blown Away – each certified multi-Platinum or Platinum, and each an American Music Awards winner as Country Album of the Year – tallied 38 weeks at #1 on Billboard's Top Country Albums chart with songs that have been streamed more than 1.5 billion times worldwide. In 2013, she starred as Maria von Trapp in NBC's three-hour holiday blockbuster, the Emmy®-winning The Sound of Music Live!, whose airings attracted 44 million viewers. In late 2014, the Grand Ole Opry member released her first hits collection, Greatest Hits: Decade #1. Celebrating her first 10 years of music, the 25 songs included two new hits co-written by Underwood: the Platinum-certified, GRAMMY-winning "Something in the Water," as well as the #1 smash "Little Toy Guns." In September of 2015, she began her third season as the voice of primetime television's #1 program, Sunday Night Football, and on November 4, she'll return for an eighth consecutive year as co-host of the CMA Awards. Underwood is at radio now with her record-breaking single "Smoke Break," the first single released from her fifth studio album, Storyteller, out worldwide on October 23, 2015.
C2C: Country to Country is an annual multi-day country music festival created by AEG Europe and SJM Concerts in association with the Country Music Association. It takes place at The O2 in London each March and is now Europe's largest country music festival and welcomes over 30,000 fans across the weekend. One of the most unique factors of the festival in London is the free entertainment across the site for ticket holders as well as non-ticket holders. Over 80 new and emerging artists perform on the pop-up stages and the Town Square sells everything from clothes, to music memorabilia and a variety of food and drink as the pop-up stage entertains the crowds.
Due to overwhelming demand for country music, the festival will add an extra day in 2016 and run for three nights at The O2 from 11th and 13th March. Across the same weekend, it will also take place in Glasgow for the first time and will return to Dublin for the third time.
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Contra Costa County, California District Attorney Diana Becton on Fair and Just Legal Reform and Ending the Death Penalty
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In the January 2022 episode of Discussions with DPIC, Contra Costa County, California District Attorney Diana Becton, speaks with Death Penalty Information Center Executive Director Robert Dunham about the rise in reform prosecutors across the country, the inherent flaws in capital punishment that leads her to work alongside other reform prosecutors to end the death penalty, and her efforts as district attorney to bring fairness and equity to the criminal legal system.
Becton is the first woman and first African American to serve as District Attorney in Contra Costa. Prior to becoming District Attorney in 2017, she served for twenty-two years as a judge in the county, where she was elected as the Contra County court's Presiding Judge. She discusses with Dunham how her lived experiences shape how she sees her role as a District Attorney, the pushback against reform prosecutors who are women of color by those interested in maintaining the status quo, and the larger national movement to change America's approach to criminal justice.
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20 Top Traditional Publishers Accepting Unsolicited Manuscripts
May 24, 2018 By Meera Nair 5 Comments
If you're writer who has written a book, got it edited and decided you want to publish it in the traditional fashion, this post is especially for you.
Below we've featured 20 top traditional publishers accepting unsolicited manuscripts.
1. Albert Whitman & Company
The Albert Whitman & Company located in Park Ridge, Illinois is a publisher of children's books. Although founded in 1919, John Quattrocchi and Pat McPartland took the helm in 2008 as co-owners of the firm. If you've written a book that's a picture book or a middle grade fiction or a young adult novel, then you can send in your manuscript for consideration. Take a look at the submission guidelines before you reach out to them. Some of the topics on which they publish books are childhood concerns, disability, culture, holidays, environment, folktale and many more. Future Lost by Elizabeth Briggs is one of their newest titles.
2. Bancroft Press
Bruce Bortz is the name behind the rise of Bancroft Press. In 1992, he set up the publishing company in Baltimore. They publish both fiction and nonfiction in all kinds of genres with special emphasis on trade fiction. If you'd like to work with them as an author, then read their instructions on submitting a manuscript. A couple of books that they've put forth in 2017 are Black Eyed Susan by Elizabeth Leiknes and Fall From Grace by Libby Sternberg.
3. Regal House Publishing
Is your book a work of fiction, an essay, a memoir or poetry? Then you should consider getting it published by Regal House Publishing. It was Jaynie Royal, author and editor, who established this company in the year 2014. You'll find their office in Raleigh, North Carolina. To know more about how to proceed with contacting them, read their submission guidelines. They have two imprints, namely Fitzroy Books that deals with middle grade, young adult and new adult novels and Pact Press that works with content supporting diversity. As of 6th February 2019, the company is only accepting poetry submissions for their 2020 Terry J. Poetry Award. You will able to make poetry submissions for this award from November 2019. Additionally, you can also send your short story titles for their W.S Porter prize which opens for submissions from 1st September 2019. Crossing the Border by Daniel Olivas is one of their iconic titles.
4. Persea Books
Persea Books is an independent publishing house based in New York. Co-founded in 1975 by Michael and Karen Braziller, the company publishes quality titles spanning over a large range of styles, genres, and narrative techniques. Their published work includes excellently written non-fiction, titles exploring Native American lives, gripping fiction, and beautiful memoirs. They also publish selected translated titles. Some of the best-selling works from Persea are Gateway to Paradise by Matthew Volmer, A Good Place for the Night by Savyon Liebrecht and Nightfather by Carl Friedman. Persea is currently accepting submissions for your fiction, non-fiction, and poetry titles. You can contact them on this page. That said, do note that the company doesn't publish genre fiction, self-help titles, textbooks, or titles for kids.
5. Kane Miller Books
Kane Miller Books publishes children's titles from all over the world. Established by Madeline Kane and Sandy Miller in 1984, it is based in La Jolla, California. They are looking to publish more picture books for children and if your picture book has to do with American subjects, then all the more better. You can go through their instructions for submission and then contact them through the form on their website. Bug Brother by Pete Johnson, illustrated by Mike Gordon is one of their latest releases.
6. AK Press
While AK Press was started in Stirling, Scotland by founder Ramsey Kanaan in 1987 as a mail order outlet, its publishing headquarters is in Oakland, California. They're into anarchy publishing and so, some of the subject matters that interest them are activism, post-colonial struggle, atheism, feminism & women's studies, sexism, philosophy etc. They also publish books in many other genres, all of which you can discover from their website homepage. Women of Resistance by Daniel Barnhart and The Beast by Hugh Goldring are two books they've worked on. If you feel that your manuscript is apt for their publishing firm, then read the submission guidelines and reach out to them.
7. Shambhala Publications
An independent publishing company, Shambhala Publications is located in Boulder, Colorado. It was started by Samuel Bercholz and Michael Fagan in 1969. Parenting, cooking, psychology, creativity and Buddhism are some of the categories they are interested in. If you'd like to check out some of their books, take a look at The Inner Tradition of Yoga by Michael Stone and Southern from Scratch by Ashley English. They have a few submission guidelines for authors who'd like to send in their works for publishing.
8. Flashlight Press
If you are looking to share your works with one of the biggest children's book publishers in the US, Flashlight Press is your answer! The company was created in 2004 by Shari Dash Greenspan to publish and disseminate quality children's books, and over one and half decades, they've been driven by the same mission. Flashlight focuses on children's titles that explore everyday social situations. They are especially fond of tales with a humorous twist. Some of their best titles are I Need My Monster by Amanda Noll, When a Dragon Moves In by Jodi Noore, and Being Frank by Donna W. Earnhardt. Flashlight is currently accepting unsolicited titles with universal themes and family/social situations. You can find full details about their submissions on this page.
9. Shadow Mountain Publishing
Salt Lake City, Utah is where you'll find Shadow Mountain Publishing. At present, the managing director of this firm is Dave Brown. The website of the publishing house has an entire section dedicated to understanding the procedure of manuscript submission. Although they are particularly interested in middle grade fantasy and clean romance, they publish fiction and nonfiction in all genres. Our Sweet Basil Kitchen by Cade and Carrian Cheney and Embers of Destruction by J. Scott Savage are two books they've published.
10. Kensington Publishing Corp
Established in 1974 by Walter Zacharius and Roberta Bender Grossman, Kensington Publishing Corp is a leading New York City publisher of fiction and non-fiction titles. Having spent more than 40 years in business, the company publishes almost 600 fiction and non-fiction titles annually. Kensington has a diverse range of imprints, covering mystery, thrillers, multicultural-fiction, non-fiction and plenty of other genres. Some of their best works include Some Choose Darkness by Charlie Donlea, Unspoken by Lisa Jackson, and Cranky Uncle vs Climate Change by John Cook. Kensington follows an open submission approach and can be contacted on this page.
11. Owl House Books
A publishing company devoted to delivering quality books in the science fiction, fantasy, mystery, thriller genres, Owl House Books was started by Leslie M. Browning. Since 2015, they have published some YA fiction novels, two of which happen to be Call of the Sun Child by Francesca G. Varela and Kodah and Me by Elizabeth Slayton. Owl House Books is located in Pawcatuck, Connecticut. If you wish to get your work published by them, then first read their submission guidelines.
12. Speaking Volumes
Speaking Volumes is set up in Santa Fe, New Mexico. It was founded in the year 2008 and publishes books in genres like poetry, western, science fiction, action adventure, mystery, thrillers to name a few. Kurt Mueller is currently the Managing Partner of the firm. A Café on the Nile by Bartle Bull, America Undead by Phil Elmore and Gettysburg by MacKinlay Kantor are a couple of books they've worked on. If you'd like to submit your manuscript to them, read through their submission guidelines to learn about the right channel of communication.
13. 5 Prince Publishing
An independent publisher in Colorado, 5 Prince Publishing was instituted by Bernadette Soehner in the year 2011. For now, they are looking to receive manuscripts that are either romance fiction, chick lit or fantasy fiction. On their submission guidelines page, they have highlighted certain subcategories that they are especially interested in. As of now, they are only interested in romance, fantasy and young adult titles. The Tea Shop by Bernadette Marie, Star Seer by April Marcom and Stutter Creek by Ann Swann are some of their published books.
14. Ripple Grove Press
There are numerous children's book publishers in the United States, but Ripple Grove Press prides itself on its ability to scout stories for children that haven't been told before. Located in Shelburne, Vermont, the publishing company was established by Amanda Broder and Rob Broder in 2013. Dabbling in children's picture books, Ripple Grove Press has published Graduation Day by Piotr Parda and Grandmother Thorn by Katie Howes, illustrated by Rebecca Hahn. To ensure that your work complies with their requirements, take a look at their submission guidelines. Currently, Ripple Grove is only interested in picture driven stories for children aged 2 to 8. They are not accepting young adult, early readers, or middle grade manuscripts at the moment.
15. Peachtree Publishers
Although known for their children's books, Peachtree Publishers also work on young adult fiction, guide books for adults on parenting, health, education and nonfiction books. Helen Elliott founded the company in 1977 in Atlanta, Georgia. If you go through their backlist, you'll find The Golden Glove by Fred Bowen and Life in Outer Space by Melissa Keil. At the moment, they are looking to partner with authors of middle grade writings, young adult writings and books about children or early readers. To know how to go about submitting your manuscript, read their guidelines. Peachtree is currently accepting children's fiction and non-fiction picture books, fiction and non-fiction chapter books for early readers, and fiction and non-fiction titles for middle-graders and young adults.
16. Fulcrum Publishing
Bob Baron, in the year 1984, established Fulcrum Publishing in Golden, Colorado. If you have authored a nonfiction book that's a graphic novel, a comic or about the U.S history and culture, then you can submit your manuscript for consideration. They have previously published books related to gardening, education, current affairs, memoir, native American history etc. Red Prophet by David E. Wilkins and District Comics by Matt Dembicki are two of their releases. Currently, Fulcrum is only accepting non-fiction titles that explore U.S history and culture, Native American history and culture studies and materials focused on conservation. They are also accepting non-fiction graphic novels and comics. They aren't accepting memoir or fiction titles at the moment.
17. Cedar Fort Publishing & Media
It was the book Beyond the Veil Volume 1 that brought together Lyle Mortimer and Lee Nelson, who then proceeded to start Cedar Fort Publishing in 1986. With Bryce Mortimer as its president currently, the publishing firm engages with content that pertains to a variety of genres like cooking, martial arts, western, guides etc. In their new release catalogue, there is Cast Iron Kitchen by Jesseca Hallows and The Burnheart Redemption by Chelsea Curran. Follow their submission guidelines carefully if you wish to submit your work to this publisher located in Springville, Utah.
18. Turner Publishing
Headquartered in Tennessee, Turner Publishing was established in 1984 to publish a diverse range of titles. Since then, the company has published close to 5,000 titles covering almost all genres and sub-genres of fiction and non-fiction (including but not limited to), history, thriller, cookbooks, health and wellness, and thrillers. Turner also has multiple imprints such as Wiley, Hunter House, and Fieldstone Alliance to name a few. Some of their recent titles are The Yin Yang Diet by Ken Babal, Another Kingdom by Andrew Klavan, and Root Cause by Steven Laine. Turner is currently accepting submissions from both authors and literary agents. You can reach out to them with a copy of your manuscript here.
19. Seven Stories Press
Seven Stories Press is an independent American publishing house that was established almost 24 years back by talented editor Dan Simon. Since their very inception, the company celebrates authors with a bold, unabashed, and unique narrative voice. The press publishes fiercely imaginative titles regardless of the genre. Over the last two and a half decades, they have published fiction, political non-fiction, and also a hybrid genre that carries elements of both. Some of their best works include 100 Times: A Memoir of Sexism by Chavisa Woods, All City: A Novel by Alex DiFrancesco and With Death Laughing: A Novel by Peter Plate. Seven Stories Press is currently open for submissions. You can send a copy of your manuscript on this page.
20. Holiday House
Holiday House publishes children's books. The myriad themes they encourage in books range from bedtime stories to gender issues, coming of age to civil war. There's a whole slew of topics that you can explore on their website. Based in New York City, this publishing company was started in 1935 by Helen Gentry. They work with several artists as well to produce illustrated works for new readers. Before She Was Harriet by Lesa Cline-Ransome and Galaxies, Galaxies! by Gail Gibbons are two of their books that have won awards. If you'd like to get your book published by them, submit it after reading the guidelines on their FAQ page.
Are you a publishing company that takes unsolicited manuscripts? Please tell us how authors can make submissions in the comments box below!
A 22 year old writer from India, Meera Nair has been blogging for over 5 years. She has a triple major Bachelor's degree in Media, English and Psychology from Christ University Bangalore. She regularly reviews books for publishers like Bloomsbury, Pan Macmillan, Penguin etc. Reading and writing are two of her utmost passions and she is glad to have the opportunity to share that love with others.
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Number 8 World Castle Publishing gives an error when I click on it. I Googled it, and every link I click for it shows an error. I did find a couple of publishing companies that accept the novel I have written. Thank you for posting them.
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agBot Challenge Inches Autonomous Vehicles Closer to the Field
By Dave Kanicki posted on July 5, 2016 | Posted in Product Innovations & Introductions
At the first-ever agBot Challenge held in Rockville, Ind., more than 1,000 attendees were given a chance to see just how far autonomous ag technology has come — and how far is still has to go.
Ten different design teams competed in the event held on May 5-6, which challenged each to build an unmanned, "robotic" planter able to follow programmed coordinates through a field and send real-time information on down pressure, seeding and fertilizing rates back to the remote operator.
Among the operational objectives for each team's model were precision planting observation methods, weather data influence decision making, return to docking and loading sensors for seed and fertilizer, connectivity and successful real-time observation and accuracy of data — storage, analytics and real-time application.
Each of the teams provided a presentation with details of their work and revealed components of their machines to a panel of 4 judges. The 3 person team of industrial systems engineering students from the University of Regina in Sask., took first place and received a $50,000 grant for their machine, a self-guided autonomous robot designed to plant 12 rows of corn, each a half mile long.
Placing second and earning a $30,000 grant was a joint team from Purdue University and South Newton High School in Kentland, Ind., which developed a system compatible with any 3-point loader attachment, modified and augmented with connected planting technology.
Third place and a $10,000 grant was a tie between Muchowski Farms for its automated hybrid electric cart, and Pee Dee Precision Ag, a small independent team of four hobbyists based in Latta, S.C. The Pee Dee team designed a 2,500 pound, ground-based drone, called Cricket One, with an 18 horsepower diesel engine with hydraulic controls and a top speed of around 10 mph. The machine was fitted with two Case IH 1050 planter row units with Precision Planting vSet Select row control system and 60 gallons of combined seed capacity.
"From a precision farming perspective, we're looking at maintaining the effectiveness of current planters while trying to do away with the driver and having to hitch an implement up behind a tractor," says Jerry Martin II, Pee Dee Precision Ag's team leader. "There will be a fair amount of programming for field drones required, even for something very simply designed. There may end up being some liability attached to how the drones are programmed so a service industry may crop up around that."
The 2016 agBot Challenge was the first event in a planned 3-year series, each one targeting a different farm management need that student teams and entrepreneurs have to solve.
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SCHOFIELD, FRED. Private. No 18919. 10th Battalion East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Commercials). Born Bradley, Huddersfield, 12.8.1887. Son of John and Mary Ann Schofield, 449 Leeds Road, Huddersfield. Employed as a mechanic's labourer by Messrs Sellars and Company. machinists, Manchester Road, Huddersfield. Single. Enlisted 1916. Reported missing, presumed killed, at Oppy Wood on 3.5.1917, aged 29 years. Has no known grave. Commemorated ARRAS MEMORIAL TO THE MISSING.
The following extract is taken from East Yorkshires in the Great War 1914-1918, by Everard Wyrall, '2.5.1917. At 11.30pm the 10th Battalion East Yorkshires moved up to their assembly positions, a new trench which had been dug by the 2nd Division before the Battle of Arleux which had taken place on the 28/29th April. The northern boundary of the frontage of attack allotted to the Battalion was along the southern edge of Oppy Wood to Oppy Support Trench: the southern bounds were along Link Trench to Oppy Support Trench. The latter trench ran from north-west to south-east about 200 yards east of the village. The move forward was carried out in brilliant moonlight and apparently observed by the enemy who, however did not open fire immediately. The Battalion was in position before midnight. Zero hour had been fixed for 3.45am but twice before that hour the enemy very heavily barraged the front line. At 3.45am there was a roar as the British barrage opened: it was timed to advance at 100 yards per 4 minutes. Almost immediately the German guns replied and soon clouds of smoke and dust added their pall to the darkness and it was impossible to see when the barrage lifted from the German trenches. With shells bursting all around them, the air whistling with machine gun and rifle bullets and all the infernal din of the battlefield deafening their ears, into the clouds of dust and smoke the advancing troops disappeared. On the right the 10th East Yorkshires found the German front line strongly held. The assaulting companies had gone forward beyond their barrage but ere they reached the hostiles lines the curtain fire had lifted and they were at once subjected to heavy machine-gun and rifle fire. Hacking at the barbed wire entanglements where they had not been cut by the guns or rushing through gaps which had been made, a considerable number of men of the 10th Battalion undoubtedly got into and beyond the first German line: some even penetrated to the first objective and one gallant man brought back eight prisoners to his own credit. All four Company Commanders had become casualties and the smoke and dust, added to the darkness, made it impossible to see what was going on on the flanks and, indeed, blotted out the objectives. In the struggle for the German first line the barrage had been lost, and it was rolling on far ahead by the time that small parties of men had penetrated the front system. As it was impossible to get forward or consolidate the line, the survivors of the 10th Battalion withdrew to the assembly trench occupied before the attack began and to shell holes in the neighbourhood, where they remained until the night of 3/4th May, for all day long the whole area was swept by artillery and machine-gun fire, whilst the enemy's snipers in Oppy Wood were continually on the watch for anyone who incautiously exposed himself.' 10th East Yorkshires – Attacking strength: 16 Officers, 484 other ranks. Losses: 13 Officers, 223 other ranks.
Private FRED SCHOFIELD
regiment: East Yorkshire Regiment
died: Thursday, May 3, 1917
10th Battalion, East Yorkshire Regiment
East Yorkshire Regiment | Huddersfield and District Roll of Honour | People


this event is a joke !! thousands of bugs and problems and give us this senseless event. I prefer nothing to this.
Why do you like it, Amiga?
Many times my team is bruised, heavy damaged....I don't like to spend gold on healing.
The horde or 1 minute gas refill we diserve as a weeken event.
I am a solid mid-level player. All my survivors are level 12. I can complete some level 13 and 14 episode and challenge missions, but at least one of my team comes out bruised or even had a striggle. Healing times on them are 44 min to 1 hr 25 min. When grinding for the last few stars to get that 140 reward, I may run out of useful survivors before running out of gas. Half time to heal is useful to me at this point.
There is nothing more agrevating than picking up 4 gas cans from a crate and realizing that your gas will be fully replenished in 41 minutes but your survivors won't be ready for 75 minutes. It's like 3 gas cans were wasted. So, for those who are low to mid-level, events like this are very beneficial.
Let's face it, the challenge changes were geared to benefit high level players. They have to balance that out by offering events that benefit new players. If everything is done to benefit high level players, new players will get discouraged and find other games to play. In order to continue to develop the game, they have to attract and retain both new and old players so the revenue base grows. If the average freemium player drops $20 a month, it takes at least 200 players to pay one fresh out of college programmer. It takes a team of at least 5 seasoned programmers, 3 artists, and support staff plus overhead like servers, rent, electricity, etc to keep the game running. If 50,000 people play a game, only 3% regularly make purchases. That's about 1500 people paying $30,000 a month. $3,000 for overhead leaves $27,000 to pay at least 10 people (and that includes money to pay for bemefits). They have to attract more players so they can make money to hire more staff with more experience. They have to balance the game to attract new players and retain established ones.
I am not sure I understand how reducing healing time means "twice the battles" as advertised by the in game pop up.
For example, reducing has time to 5 minutes would seem to make twice as many battles possible given the current gas refill time.
If choosing battles wisely and trying ones that would cause heavy injury last, my survivors would still be out of the hospital before I would lose any gas.
Semantics aside, this is a good event to couple with people still raiding outposts.
Like I say you had a huge chance and you failed again. This shows your utter unappreciation of the players who spend hours on your products and those that invest in you.


San Francisco, CA – If your experience with Windows 10 so far has been akin to receiving a UI facelift, that may change very soon.
At Microsoft Build 2016 in San Francisco this week, Microsoft executives including Satya Nadella spent much time onstage gushing over the operating system – fastest ever growing version and whatnot, although adoption has slowed – but that won't stop them from continuing to revamp on the OS.
Among a slew of cognitive computing announcements, which seem to indicate that Microsoft finally has an answer to IBM Watson, Microsoft also unveiled the Anniversary Update to Windows 10, coming "this summer." This happens to coincide with around the same time frame as the one-year anniversary of Windows 10's launch back on July 29, 2015 – hence the name, although the company has not confirmed that is the exact date of the launch.
What it has confirmed, however, is that the update will be big.
Instead of just PC, the Anniversary Update will be coming – for free – to computers, tablets, mobile devices and the Xbox One, and with it will bring Windows Hello, Ink and enhancements to Cortana.
With Windows Hello, Microsoft demonstrated single signon technology using biometric authentication. Similarly, enhancements to Cortana include making her available at the lock screen as well as removing language restrictions from various geographies, especially from countries with multiple languages.
The company spent much more time on Windows Ink, which will add much more pen capabilities to Windows 10 including the ability to draw in various applications using virtual rulers, take notes that are translated into actionable data such as dates, equations and even animations, and the ability to share everything cross-platform.
But Build is a developer-oriented conference after all. And in this regard, Microsoft did not disappoint.
The anniversary edition will allow Xbox One to become a development platform. This is part of a big push from the company to make Windows 10 the one-stop-shop for developers, and will see tools made available within the Windows 10 Anniversary SDK.
Within this is new native Bash support with access to the Windows file system and open source command line tools, as well as a desktop app converter for Project Centennial, which is capable of converting Win32 and .NET programs into Universal Apps format. With it, developers can make these apps available in the Windows Store.
It seems that the 13 countries that have access to Cortana, including Canada will receive the update.
Stay tuned to CDN for more Build 2016 coverage.


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President Isaias Urges for Concerted Global Efforts
Asmara (HAN) November 9.2016.Public Diplomacy & Regional Security News. Drawing attention to the vexing issues and plight of refugees and migrants, President Isaias Afwerki has urged for concerted international efforts to bring about a durable and effective solution to the malaise. President Isaias underlined the imperative for urgent and meaningful action to combat this scourge in a letter that he sent this week to various Heads of State and Government.
The President noted that migration and influx of refugees has become rampant globally. This was particularly exacerbated in those regions of the world that have been plunged into interminable crises primarily due to misguided policies and interventions by certain powers. In the event, the underlying causes and driving factors need to be addressed fully and comprehensively, President Isaias noted. A sober diagnosis of the underlying causes that is not shrouded by willful propaganda is vital so as to fully identify the intertwined dimensions of the problem and find effective solutions. This will require serious and concerted action, President Isaias emphasized.
The President's letter also elucidates in greater detail the genesis, ramifications, and principal actors behind the international crime of human trafficking as well as the vilification and demonization campaigns that are routinely conducted by the international crime syndicate on those who raise their moral voice against these despicable acts.
President Isaias further underlined in his letter the moral obligation of all those concerned to exert unreserved efforts for an expedited solution to promote justice by stemming this international crime that may be termed as "the globalized slavery" of the 21st century.
As it may be recalled, the Government of Eritrea has made repeated calls in previous years for robust action to stop human trafficking. President Isaias had indeed written to UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon in February 2013 to launch a legal, independent and transparent investigation of human trafficking that has victimized Eritrea. This request was also repeated on various occasions subsequently. Unfortunately, these appeals have not, as yet, been heeded.
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LAKE CHARLES — Sterlin Gilbert rode into town promising to turn McNeese State back into a national football power on the FCS level.
He will leave long before doing that, taking what now seems like the first train out of Lake Charles.
Saturday Gilbert was expected to resign as McNeese's head football coach after just one season, taking the position of offensive coordinator and QBs coach at Syracuse University.
No formal announcement has been made, but McNeese officials were expecting Gilbert's resignation letter as early as Saturday evening.
Attempts by the Daily Iberian to reach Gilbert or McNeese Athletic Director Bruce Hemphill were unsuccessful. According to sources, Gilbert will owe McNeese $100,000 to buy out the remaining two years of his contract.
"Life changes, things change," said McNeese State President Daryl Burckel. "He (Gilbert) took another opportunity and now we have the same chance.
"We will look for the best fit for McNeese, for somebody who wants to be here."
Just 13 months ago Gilbert had promised to change the culture of McNeese after the team had lost four of its last five and the firing of Lance Guidry left the program on shaky ground, missing the playoffs in all three years under the last regime.
McNeese did improve under Gilbert, winning five of their last six games last fall and finishing 7-5. Players gave him credit for not only changing the way things were done on the field but also off it.
"Coach cared about everything we did, not just the games," said senior defensive lineman Chris Livings during the season. "He talked to us about being part of the campus and the community and he was always talking about how we acted and keeping on us about school work."
Livings was named to the FCS academic all-America team just this week.
Ironically, Livings' news came just a month after the Cowboys were ruled academically ineligible for postseason play in 2020 as a result of a low Academic Progress Rate (APR) over the last four years.
In 2012 the NCAA added the APR to postseason competition requirements. Teams lose postseason eligibility the first time they drop below a 930 APR average score over a four-year stretch.
McNeese's last two years APR scores were an identical 892, dropping the average for four years to 918.5. However, that seems to have been turning around under Gilbert, who vowed he would clean up all the program's warts. At the time of that announcement Gilbert sounded nothing like a man looking for a new job.
"We have talked to our players and let them know every step along the way," said Gilbert, who himself understood the situation before taking the McNeese job. "It's disappointing for those kids, especially our seniors, but I'm here and I have started to fix it.
"What we have started here and what our expectations are have not changed. We are excited going forward."
Gilbert's move to Syracuse reunites him with Dino Babers, who he worked for both at Eastern Illinois and Bowling Green in the same position. Gilbert also served two years as South Florida's offensive coordinator and one year in the same spot at Texas, all under the direction of Charlie Strong.
This also puts Gilbert back in college football's top division and back in a Power Five conference.
Burckel gave credit to Gilbert despite his disappointment.
"He left us better than he found us," Burckel said. "That's really all we can hope for."
McNeese has had problems keeping quality coaches, mainly because of salaries. However, the school has tried under Hemphill and Burckel to improve both the numbers and facilities. Still, good coaches will always be looking to move up both financially and into bigger conferences.
"That's part of it," said Burckel. "We understand that. We just want to do what is best for McNeese State and our student athletes."
Gilbert's departure puts an end to a strange 15 months within the McNeese program. It was at the midway point of the 2018 season when the Cowboys, then 5-1 and ranked in the top 10 in both national FCS polls, were considered the favorites to win the Southland crown.
However, four losses in the last five games left the team out of the playoffs for a third straight year and making a national search for a head coach. Add another national search now to go along with the academic woes and McNeese is struggling to find itself let alone return to glory.
The Cowboys haven't been to the playoffs since 2015 and haven't won a postseason game since 2002.
Finding the right fit both football wise and academic wise will be the key. Burckel said the search will begin quickly as the school hopes to find the right guy for the job as "quickly as we can."
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Poland	/ 12 July - 18 July
Edition: 73 (1168.0 Km)
Winner: WELLENS Tim
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1. WELLENS Tim LTS 23:47:23
2. FELLINE Fabio TFS 00:04:22
3. BETTIOL Alberto CPT 00:04:54
4. FORMOLO Davide CPT 00:05:07
5. BENOOT Tiesj LTS 00:05:22
6. FERNANDEZ ANDUJAR Rubén MOV 00:05:45
7. WARBASSE Larry IAM 00:05:47
8. ZEITS Andrey AST 00:06:08
9. CATALDO Dario AST 00:06:20
10. VILLELLA Davide CPT 00:08:01
11. DE CLERCQ Bart LTS 00:08:16
12. HANSEN Jesper TNK 00:08:16
13. MAESTRI Mirco BAR 00:09:13
14. MAMYKIN Matvei KAT 00:09:28
15. HERMANS Ben BMC 00:09:39
16. GILBERT Philippe BMC 00:10:10
17. CASTROVIEJO NICOLAS Jonathan MOV 00:10:58
18. MONFORT Maxime LTS 00:12:25
19. CIESLIK Pawel VAT 00:13:19
20. YATES Simon OBE 00:13:24
Stage: 1 - 12 July : Radzymin - Warszawa, 138.00 km
Stage: 2 - 13 July : Tarnowskie Góry - Katowice, 128.00 km
Stage: 3 - 14 July : Zawiercie - Nowy Sącz, 240.00 km
Stage: 4 - 15 July : Nowy Sącz - Rzeszów, 218.00 km
Stage: 5 - 16 July : Wieliczka - Zakopane, 225.00 km
Stage: 6 - 17 July : Bukovina Resort - Bukowina Tatrzańska, 77.80 km
Stage: 7 - 18 July : Krakow ITT, 25.00 km


HANDLERS PLEASE REMEMBER – EVERYBODY ASSISTING YOU IS A VOLUNTEER!!!!
New Members will be accepted on the last Sunday of the each odd month at Werrington and on the last Wednesday of each odd month, at Orchard Hills, except November. Refer to the New Members page for further information.
2. Children from 12 years and under 16 years are permitted to train their own dog provided they can control their dog and an adult is present for the duration of training.
3. Parents must ensure that their children are supervised at all times whilst on the training grounds.
4. No person is to approach or touch, or allow their dog to approach or touch another persons' dog without the owners' permission, especially if the dog is tethered.
5. All dogs must be Vaccinated or Titer Tested. A Vaccination or Titer Test Certificate must be sighted on joining, and at renewal of Membership.
6. No puppies will be accepted under the age of 12 weeks and at least the 2nd vaccination has been given.
7. Any dog which has been diagnosed with a contagious disease, i.e. Distemper, Hepatitis, Kennel Cough or Skin Problems, etc, must produce a veterinary certificate when returning to training.
8. Any dog that is housed with, been kennelled with, or in contact with a contagious dog must remain away from training for at least the minimum incubation period of the disease from the time of last contact.
10. All dogs arriving on the Training Grounds must be under control and on lead at all times unless directed by an Instructor within a class situation.
11. All dogs on the ground must be handled by a responsible adult when not in class. Large dogs must not be handled by young children at all whilst on the grounds (excepting ground rule #2).
12. All dogs must be secured and supervised when unattended. Dogs are not to be tethered on a check collar. Please bring a fixed collar for this purpose. Fixed collars should be attached firmly enough so that the dog cannot slip out of them, but not so tight that it will choke the dog. A chain lead may be used to tether a dog which chews its lead, however chain leads will not be allowed in the class.
13. All Members are required to carry a plastic bag for the removal of dog waste. It is your responsibility under the law to remove all faeces.
14. All dogs attending class can be vetted by an instructor. Owners of any dog showing signs of stress during training will be asked by an Instructor to leave the grounds.
15. Any person who believes they have been harassed, discriminated against or subjected to inappropriate conduct, should contact a club official as soon as possible on the day of the incident e.g. The Club President, Secretary, Grounds Secretary, a Committee member or Club Instructor to discuss the matter and options available to them. Any compliant of discrimination, harassment or inappropriate conduct will be dealt with in accordance with the Club Constitution and Rules.
16. No person will be permitted to abuse any dog. No hitting, punching, kicking or yelling. Reprimands given in a proper manner are of course necessary and permissible. Any person found abusing any dog may be called to the Committee to explain their actions.
17. Suitable attire must be worn during training – i.e. closed shoes and appropriate 'non-flapping' clothing. Thongs, scuffs or open-toed footwear will not be permitted in class.
18. Members must wear their name tags in class and have the tags stamped when paying their Ground Fees. Please remember to bring your name tags with you for every class.
19. Class sizes will be at the discretion of the Chief Instructor and will depend on the number of available Instructors.
20. All Club Equipment used during training sessions must be returned to the storeroom by the person/s using it. Club Equipment may only be used under the supervision of an instructor.
21. Jumping will not be allowed for dogs under the age of twelve months.
22. Promotions will be held at the discretion of the Chief Instructor and will be conducted at least monthly.
23. If you wish to purchase any training equipment please see the Ground Secretary or Equipment Officer.
24. If you have a training problem – ask an instructor for help!!!! If you have any other problems (e.g. with your Instructor or another Member) please see the Chief Instructor or Ground Secretary on the day / night so that we can solve the problem. Remember we cannot solve a problem if we do not know about it.
25. The club must follow strict rules regarding aggressive dogs as set down by Dogs NSW and we are obliged to take action should this situation occur. You may also be asked to muzzle your dog or remove it from the grounds.
26. Dogs that are of Restricted Breeds or that have been Declared Dangerous under the Companion Animals Act 1998 are not permitted on the grounds or at any club function or activity.