OTTAWA (CIS) – The Canadian Interuniversity Sport student-athletes announced last month (Oct. 14) as Top Eight Academic All-Canadians for the 2013-2014 season were honoured in Ottawa, on Monday morning.
His Excellency the Right Honourable David Johnston, Governor General of Canada, presented the second Governor General's Academic All-Canadian Commendation to the eight recipients, during a ceremony at Rideau Hall.
Every year, a growing number of CIS student-athletes are recognized as Academic All-Canadians, having maintained an average of 80 per cent or better over the academic year while competing for one - or more - of their university's varsity teams.
In 2013-14, a record 2,861 students achieved the prestigious status, eclipsing the previous mark of 2,695 set a year ago.
Among these outstanding individuals, one female and one male student-athlete from each of the four CIS regional associations are selected annually to make up the Top Eight.
Representing the Réseau du sport étudiant du Québec (RSEQ) are McGill standouts Mariam Sylla, a basketball player and pharmacology student, as well as Cédric McNicoll, a hockey player and accounting major.
The winners from Ontario University Athletics (OUA) are Western's Caroline Ehrhardt, a track and field athlete and health sciences student, as well as Carleton's Tyson Hinz, a basketball player and commerce student.
Last but not least, the Canada West Universities Athletic Association (CWUAA) recipients are Manitoba volleyball player Brittany Habing, a science student, and Alberta basketball player Jordan Baker, who is currently working towards his master's degree in coaching.
Following is a profile of each member of the 2013-2014 Top Eight, as well as a list of all-time winners.
Born in the small Northern Ontario town of Espanola, Caroline Ehrhardt has accumulated podium finishes in her first four years with Western's track and field program. After winning two medals in her first appearance at the OUA championships in 2011, she has claimed the OUA and CIS individual titles in the triple jump event each of the past three seasons, while also excelling in the long jump over that period with a pair of OUA crowns and a CIS silver. She was the OUA championship MVP in field events in both 2013 and 2014.
A health sciences student, Ehrhardt has achieved CIS Academic All-Canadian status in three of her first four years at Western. A three-time member of the Dean's List, she has received numerous academic accolades since she arrived on the London campus, including the Western Scholarship of Excellence, the Gordon Risk Athletic Award (twice) and Larry Shaw Scholarship.
In the community, Ehrhardt has been volunteering since 2013 with Childreach, an early childhood development resource centre in London. She is also a volunteer track and field coach, including assisting with a day camp for local indigenous schools each march since 2011.
Tyson Hinz, who was born in Sherbrooke, Que., but moved to Ottawa at a young age, wrapped up one of the most successful careers in CIS men's basketball history last march. Over his five seasons with the Ravens, the 6-foot-6 forward guided Carleton to four CIS titles, was twice voted MVP of the national championship and was a four-time all-Canadian, including in 2010-11, when he was named the CIS player of the year in men's basketball and CIS overall male athlete of the year (BLG Award). He also helped Canada claim silver at the 2011 Summer Universiade in China.
Hinz, who is now playing professionally in Holland, graduated last spring with a Bachelor of Commerce from Carleton's Sprott School of Business. In 2013-14, he maintained a GPA of 10.56 out of 12.0.
Throughout his five years at Carleton, Hinz was actively involved with both the Ottawa area Spirit Program and Camp Merrywood, helping children with special needs. He also assisted in the coaching of many basketball teams and skill sessions with the Ottawa Guardsmen Basketball Club.
Born and raised in Calgary, Michelle Pryde moved to the East Coast two years ago to attend Acadia University and join the Axewomen soccer program. After being named the team's rookie of the year in 2012, the centre-midfielder helped the Axewomen reach the AUS championship final for the first time in over a decade last fall.
On the academic front, Pryde has maintained an exceptional cumulative grade point average of 3.98 over her first two years in Acadia's challenging chemistry program. A two-time CIS Academic All-Canadian and member of the Dean's List, she has received numerous academic awards since her arrival on the Wolfville, N.S. campus, including the David Ryan Memorial Scholarship and C.W. Small Scholarship.
Pryde's volunteer work in the community and on campus includes her involvement with the S.M.I.L.E. program (Sensory Motor Instructional Leadership Experience), the RCMP Anti-Bullying WITS Campaign, the Wolfville Children's Centre, L.E. Shaw Elementary School, the Relay for Life, as well as CIBC Run for the Cure.
In the classroom, the two-time CIS Academic All-Canadian has a cumulative GPA of 4.2 after two years in UNB's business administration program, including five perfect A+ grades in the winter of 2014. In addition to the Cavanagh Award, the list of academic awards he has accumulated since he arrived on the Fredericton campus includes the George & Elaine Andrews Memorial Scholarship in Athletics, the John F. Bassett Memorial Scholarship and the Helen Neill Campbell Merit Award.
A native of Conakry, the capital city of Guinea, Mariam Sylla has been nothing short of phenomenal in her first two seasons with the McGill women's basketball program. After being voted CIS rookie of the year in 2012-13, the 6-foot-1 centre was named MVP of the RSEQ conference and a first-team all-Canadian in her sophomore campaign thanks to her Quebec-leading 9.4 rebounds per game and her 13.1 points per contest, good for second in the league. She has already led the Martlets to back-to-back RSEQ titles and a pair of CIS championship appearances.
A two-time CIS Academic All-Canadian, Sylla has a cumulative GPA of 3.63 out of 4.0 in pharmacology, including a stellar 3.77 last winter. At McGill's athletic banquet last April, she merited the Uldis Auders Memorial Trophy as most outstanding sophomore student-athlete.
A co-captain of the Martlets, Sylla helps to coordinate the team's annual wheelchair basketball game with the Montreal Action Centre as part of the "Chaire Aware" campaign to promote awareness about those with physical disabilities. She will be participating for the third straight year in the Varsity Council's annual Christmas food drive and is also coordinating the team's upcoming visit the Montreal Children's Hospital, to hand out Halloween treats to the young patients who are unable to leave the hospital.
Cédric McNicoll, a native of Boucherville, Que., made his debut with the Redmen a year ago after three seasons at the professional level in the American Hockey League and the East Coast Hockey League, which followed a stellar junior career that saw him average over one point per game in the QMJHL. The 5-foot-10, 174-pound centre excelled in his first season with McGill earning OUA all-conference honours and finishing second on the team in scoring with 15-25-35 in only 23 contests. He then claimed the OUA playoff scoring title with 16 points in eight games and guided the Redmen to an appearance in the University Cup national tournament.
McNicoll, who enrolled at McGill in the fall of 2012 but was redshirted in his first year after coming back from the pros, merited CIS Academic All-Canadian status in his management program, where he is majoring in accounting. He was the 2014 recipient of the Guy Lafleur Award of Excellence as the Quebec university player who best combines hockey excellence with academic success and citizenship.
In the community, he has volunteered for numerous school and hospital visits during his time in the QMJHL, the ECHL and AHL, and now at McGill.
Hometown: East St. Paul, Man.
A native of East St. Paul, just north east of Winnipeg, Habing was a difference-maker last year in her first campaign with the Bisons' women's volleyball program after transferring from the University of Winnipeg, where she had played for two seasons. In her Manitoba debut, the 5-foot-8 setter was named a second-team Canada West all-star after she led the country with 10.46 assists per set and was later voted to the CIS championship all-star team after she guided the Bisons to an upset win over six-time defending champion UBC in the national final.
Habing was as productive in the classroom in her first year at Manitoba with a spectacular 4.0 GPA in science.
Very involved for years in the Winnipeg community, Habing participated in 2013-14 in the Bisons Against Bullying school program, Bison Book Buddies and the Siloam Mission visit, assisting people in need in the inner-city. She also gave back to the volleyball community as a volunteer coach at numerous youth camps.
Jordan Baker put an explanation point on a remarkable five-year career with his hometown U of A men's basketball program in 2013-14. In his final university season, the 6-foot-8 forward was voted Canada West MVP, was named a first-team all-Canadian and guided the Golden Bears to the conference title and a bronze medal at the CIS championship, where he was selected a tournament all-star. Now a member of Canada's senior national team, the former Canada West rookie of the year graduated from the Bears program as the career leader in most major statistical categories including points, rebounds, assists and steals.
An equally stellar student, Baker earned Academic All-Canadian status in each of his five years at Alberta thanks to his 3.9 cumulative GPA, including a 3.8 mark in Graduate Studies last year. He graduated in June 2013 from the U of A School of Business and is currently working towards his master's degree.
In the community, Baker organized and ran the Dave "Dutch" Holland 3-on-3 junior and high school summer basketball league in Edmonton. He also volunteered with the University Athletics Board, while helping run various summer camps on the U of A campus.


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Zebra Technologies Corporation announced the popular New Zealand supermarket chain PAK'nSAVE has successfully deployed Zebra's PS20 personal shopper handheld computers within its SHOP'n GO system across some of its supermarkets (in the lower North Island) to enhance its customer experience.
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Tennis – Australian Open – Melbourne Park, Melbourne, Australia – January 15, 2023 Ben Shelton of the U.S. during a practice session REUTERS/Loren Elliott
Yet another underdog is here. People did not expect a new face to reach the latter stages of the Australian Open. But after sending bolts of lightning across the court in the third round, Ben Shelton has done something unimaginable. And what is even more astounding is that the whopping prize money can alter his tennis career and give him an astounding boost. The 20-year-old American has become the talk of the town as he enters the fourth round.
The hard-court major this year has seen some expected things happen. From Andy Murray shattering his young rivals' dream to the rise of young American players, the Australian Open has a lot to offer this year.
Ben Shelton is on a journey to have an astounding run in 2023
The 20-year-old American was not a popular name in the tennis world till today. The young world no. 89 entered the Australian Open with a decent start and now he has secured a place for himself in the fourth round of the Australian Open.
With that, he has earned just under $300,000 in career prize money, which is quite impressive. What is more impressive is that the young tennis player will earn a whopping six-figure prize money of $372,956.
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This will happen if he wins the fourth round at the hard-court major and secures a seat in the quarter-finals. And this will then double more than his career earnings.
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What is even more interesting is the fact that there are four American players in the fourth round of the Australian Open. These include Ben Shelton, J.J. Wolf, Tommy Paul, and Sebastian Korda.
Young talent that took down Rafael Nadal
It was a huge disappointment to see the Spanish tennis legend Rafael Nadal have a disappointing run at the 2023 Australian Open. The mid-match injury took a huge opportunity from him. But we can not take away the credit from the 27-year-old Mackenzie McDonald who took down the Spaniard. However, he could not keep the same streak alive as he lost his second-round match against Yoshihito Nishioka of Japan.
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Shivali Sharma is a tennis author at EssentiallySports. She has pursued her Master's in history from Himachal University, but her love for the game has driven her to write about tennis. Shivali is a huge fan of Naomi Osaka and admires Osaka not only for her on-court performances, but also for her off-court actions.
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Have you seen a prison???
○ where the prisoner is provided by the education to be a part of the workforce in the prison than to find a way to go out of the prison,
○ where the prisoner is given a partner to produce more prisoners in the prison itself,
○ where prisoners vehemently speak of achievements, accumulations, losses and chasing their dreams,
○ where the leading prisoners are awarded for working in absolute coherence with the prison rulers,
○ where the prisoners continue to find meaning to their lives and try to be free from what they don't know,
○ where the prisoners are provided with various instruments of entertainment which for some is called a business, which is just a way to keep the prisoners busy all the time, either gathering the prison currency or spending the prison currency,
○ where the fellow prisoners kill, torture and brutalize the other prisoner who speaks of freeing few from the prison,
○ where the prison rulers just create more like them in order to keep the rules of the prison intact,
○ where the prison rulers create any pandemic any time when the population of the prison has to be controlled,
just take a look at earth. know that you are imprisoned…..it's a fact…..!!!
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When Mu Chen's calm voice resounded in this region, Bai Bin's face suddenly distorted into a ferocious expression as if he wanted to devour Mu Chen.
Although Bai Bin couldn't be considered a pinnacle amongst the younger generations of the Ice Phoenix Clan, he had the Phoenix Bloodline flowing in his blood. So normally, he would be high up and the other Divine Beast Clans would be courteous when seeing him. Since when had there been someone like Mu Chen that treated him in this manner?
Blood rushed up Bai Bin's eyes as he roared.
Behind him, several silhouettes slowly walked out and looked at Mu Chen with unkind gazes. Boundless Spiritual Energy exploded from their bodies, causing a powerful pressure to spread out.
Those people were clearly from the Ice Phoenix Clan. Even if their strengths were weaker than Bai Bin's, they were all Seventh Grade Sovereigns. Thus, they had a rather powerful formation.
The experts of the Ice Phoenix Clan were all looking with ferocious gazes. Behind Mu Chen, Nine Nether, Mo Feng and Mo Ling issued cold snorts, then they stood beside Mu Chen and stared back at those people.
"A mere Nine Netherbird Clan dares to be so impudent before my Ice Phoenix Clan?!" Bai Bin said with a dark face.
Nine Nether paid no attention to Bai Bin's threat. The Ice Phoenix Clan was only a branch of the Phoenix Clan. Based on the strength of that branch alone, it was insufficient to make the Nine Netherbird Clan be fearful.
When Bai Bin heard her words, his face constantly changed. If the news of him being defeated by a mere Sixth Grade Sovereign was to spread back to the clan, who knew how much ridicule he would have to suffer. At that time, the Elders might even deem him as weak and no longer pay so much attention to nurture him, which would undoubtedly be a destructive blow to him.
Between Bai Bin and Mu Chen's party, a burst of laughter resounded and the group separated. Several silhouettes stepped forth, revealing ominous auras. It was naturally Han Shan and the experts of the Demonic Rhino Clan.
Although he had spoken this way, he showed no signs of retreating. On the contrary, he stood beside Mu Chen, presenting his position.
However, a favourable opinion had risen within his heart when Han Shan stood beside him. Just the point that Han Shan did not choose to retreat after seeing the other party from the Ice Phoenix Clan alone made him worthy for Mu Chen to make friends with him.
When Bai Bin saw Han Shan stating his stance, his face immediately turned darker. The few experts of the Ice Phoenix Clan had also furrowed their brows. If the Demonic Rhino Clan was added to the formation for the opposing party, then the formation of the opposing party wouldn't be weaker than them.
After he spoke, he no longer stayed and became covered in a chill, before he turned around and left. Everyone knew that the rage in Bai Bin's heart was close to erupting.
The experts of the Ice Phoenix Clan were also a little unwilling to walk off. After all, they were from the Phoenix Clan, since when had they suffered like today? But in the Phoenix Clan, they could only be considered as ordinary. Furthermore, they had been separated into groups when they entered the Divine Beast Origin with only a few of them here. But if it was those few geniuses from the Ice Phoenix Clan, then neither Mu Chen nor Han Shan would be able to walk free so easily.
Thinking about this, they could only gnash their teeth with unwillingness. They glared at Mu Chen's party, then turned around and follow Bai Bin.
When those in the surroundings saw how this matter ended, they shook their heads with a little regret. Initially, they were hoping for the two parties to clash with blood drawn. This way, both parties would also suffer great injuries.
Her tone clearly contained the intention of reminding Mu Chen. This way, she could make up for her previous rude actions.
However, Mu Chen was still lacking a favourable opinion about her. He only lightly nodded his head like someone acknowledging her words.
Mu Chen looked at Chi Hongwu's leaving silhouette and contracted his eyes. Bai Bin was actually not even amongst the Top 5 in the Ice Phoenix Clan. If what she said was the truth, then that meant that the strength of the Ice Phoenix Clan truly couldn't be underestimated. They were truly worthy of being part of the Phoenix Clan.
"She spoke the truth. The few formidable figures in the Ice Phoenix Clan are not here today. Otherwise, the situation would be a little tough to resolve." Han Shan nodded his head and spoke with a grave expression.
It was no wonder why Mu Chen wasn't even afraid of the geniuses of the other clans with his mere cultivation at Sixth Grade Sovereign. At this moment, Han Shan finally understood and he had somewhat sighed. Vaguely, he felt that the future of this person beside him was unfathomable. At that time, not to mention a mere Ice Phoenix Clan, even the entire Phoenix Clan might not be able to shake him.
Mo Feng's expression froze, before he slowly nodded his head then lowered his gaze with complicated eyes. But Mo Ling, who was extremely familiar with her brother's character, knew that the heart of her brother might not be calm.
After all, with their identity and experience, there was an extreme few they could call friends in the Nine Netherbird Clan. Thus, making Mo Feng have a cold character.
Mu Chen did not expect that his casual words would cause such billows in the heart of Mo Feng. When he finished speaking, he turned around and looked back at the stone tree before the skinny man.
Earlier, 500,000 drops of Sovereign Spiritual Liquid had gotten him a Phoenix Fire Essence, which basically had him earn big, also making a rise of interest in Mu Chen. But vaguely, he could sense that the things that the skinny man had gotten from god-knows where were truly extraordinary.
However, he didn't know if that fellow had finished using his luck when he found those treasures. Thus causing a situation where he could only protect those treasures and couldn't open them.
When the skinny man saw Mu Chen's gaze directed over, his heart jolted. His heart was dripping with blood earlier when he witnessed Mu Chen obtaining a Phoenix Fire Essence. If that item was in his hands, he could have sold it for the high price of nearly 1,000,000 drops of Sovereign Spiritual Liquid.
"What's wrong? Does this brother still want to test your luck? Earlier, I saw that this brother's unsealing methods seemed to be somewhat profound." The skinny man dryly laughed as he probed a question. He had witnessed the process of Mu Chen opening the seal and the chances of success were truly higher than forcefully breaking it.
He then looked at those crystal balls on the trees, before taking another glance at Mo Ling. The latter knew what he meant and swept her gaze over, then stretched her hand out and pointed to three crystal balls.
When the skinny man saw how decisive Mu Chen was, his eyelids twitched and his eyes were fixed on the three crystal balls that Mu Chen had taken. He had a feeling that the highest priced treasures were about to be taken by Mu Chen.
Despite the unwillingness in his heart, he could only force a smile under Mu Chen's gaze and received the jade bottle with an unsightly smile on his face.
After witnessing Mu Chen's means, he already knew that Mu Chen wasn't an ordinary person and it was best if he could avoid offending such a person.
As he thought about it, the skinny man could only bear the pain in his heart and cut off the Spiritual Energy strings attached to the crystal balls.
Otherwise, he would be making a loss this time.
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2300AD is a role playing game that I have admired from afar for a very long time, and have finally persuaded some friends to play (with me GMing).
A key part of a good SF RPG is the background – futuristic enough to be fun but close to now and limited enough to have texture, and avoid the genericism that plagued Traveller (when you have seen one A988786 planet, you have seen them all).
2300AD is wonderfully limited and 'hard' and a key part of this is the realistic near-star list, the only problem being that the list of stars near to Earth has dramatically changed since the '70s. My trawling of the intertubes has however discovered a wonderful website by a chap who refers to himself as the Evil Dr Ganymede, and this includes a wonderfully scientific updating of the near-star list, which also involves moving a bunch of the colonies in the rules around, because the stars they were round have moved in the intervening period.


Further to Commission Circular No. 551 of 28th December 1992, I enclose herewith the conversion tables in respect of Salary Revision - 1993 applicable to Staff of the Affiliated University Colleges. Please note that in computing these salaries, the provisions of the Commission Circular No. 551 are applicable.


Have you ever lost yourself in thoughts of self-growth and planned different ways to improve yourself as a person? Well you are not alone, because even though one of us might have a goal of becoming a successful doctor, while the other wants to become a famous singer, one thing that we should all have in common is the goal of self-advancement. There is no way you can be a great doctor or singer if don't have a stable foundation as a decent person! So if you want to get cracking, here are 7 best ways to improve yourself to be a better you!
One of the first ways to improve yourself as a person is finding a role model that you can look up to. It can be anyone that you admire and believe can be the best guide to an improved version of you. Whether it's you mom, dad, sister or even favorite character from a book, they will motivate you and inspire you to work on yourself in the long run!
Nobody likes to be criticized and scrutinized by others, but we can actually use it as an advantage. Instead of putting up a defensive wall and denying any accusations, we can consider if there is any truth to what other people say about us and if there is, it's something we can work on. However, if the accusation are absolutely inaccurate and you know it, it's not worth any deliberation!
One of the best ways to assemble a game plan of self-growth is listing things that you like and dislike about yourself. At the end, take the 'dislike' column and think of different ways that you can scratch them off your list. However, don't let that column scare you because before you know it, each and every single bullet point will be crossed out!
If you are midway through executing your plan and make an unintentional mistake, view it as a small bump and don't give up. For example, if you are trying to stop your sudden bursts of anger and accidentally lash out at someone close to you, realize your mistake, apologize sincerely, and move on. You will definitely have slip-ups, but there is no other way to reach your goal!
Don't try to change everything about yourself, because it's okay to have small flaws. That's what makes you who you are and you don't want to have a complete change of 360 degrees. It especially applies to your appearance; it sounds silly when someone says, "love your body the way it is" and "work with what God gave you," but it's true; don't compare yourself to others! You might not know it, but somebody out there completely adores you the way you are.
It's important to never set limits on yourself because sometimes you may not be aware of your own capabilities. Instead of saying you will only run a mile because you know you can only do that much, set a goal for yourself of running 3 miles. Pushing yourself in the right direction never hurts, and in the end you might even surprise yourself.
Although some of us may come very close to perfection, nobody ever reaches that state. There is always room for improvement no matter what stage you are at in your life. It doesn't mean that you should never feel accomplished because you can never stop working on yourself, but it's crucial to stay grounded.
All of these steps to self-improvement may sound way too cliché for some, but those are the best ways to fight our internal battles! What are your tips for self-improvement? Share in the comments.


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Q: Failed creation of IAM Autoscale role when adding autoscale to a ECS task I am adding some auto scaling setting to a ECS task

The idea is I will spawn new service when the length of the  message  queue increase, otherwise decrease
After I put in the definition as defined above, I got the following error message:

Failed creation of IAM Autoscale role

IAM Autoscale role could not create ecsAutoscaleRole: User:
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  perform: iam:CreateRole on resource:
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I have already followed the instruction here http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonECS/latest/developerguide/autoscale_IAM_role.html to create the role ecsAutoscaleRole, so what is missing?

Question: How can I fix this? I do not want to grant my current IAM user any right to create new IAM users.

A: You are choosing to create a new role during service/autoscale configuration.
Simply select existing role that you already created in IAM and it wont attempt to use your user's credentials to create a new role.

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Sometimes people stop following their dreams to meet the practical demands of reality. And this is what senior VP and GM of KGMB TV, Rick Blangiardi did when he shifted his career from football coach to corporate executive to support the needs of his family.
Blangiardi might have lost a dream-turned-reality, but this did not stop him from being a facilitator of motivation and inspiration. Being positioned high up in the corporate ladder, Blangiardi believes in creating a challenging environment where employees can enhance their skills through the guidance of a mentor—the same principle he used as an assistant football coach.
John Otterson is a widely experienced man when it comes to investment, and this stems from his childhood up to his long-haul involvement with Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) Capital. Otterson has more than 19 years of venture capital experience making him a valuable asset to the company where he is responsible for private equity fund investments and Limited Partner relations.
John Otterson grew up in a business-inclined household where he was able to absorb the entrepreneurial cycle of birth, growth and sometimes failure of a company. Otterson became involved in a couple of start-up companies himself but started his corporate career when he came across SVB as a business school student. He has been working for the organization for 17 years and currently is with SVB Capital, the private equity arm of the bank.
Dr. Ryan Ferchoff's secret to success is simple—be economical. It is his providential nature and dream of growth that have given him business success. Dr. Ferchoff's Natural Wellness Center at Manoa market has become profitable within a month after opening its doors.
Darryl Mleynek is the incumbent state director of the Hawaii SBDC Network, specializing in consultation and training for existing and starting small businesses in the State. In 2000, he became the recipient of the SBA Financial Small Business Advocate of the Year Award for his contributions to public service.
Mleynek and the SBDC help write business plans, get financing, do business research and the like for Hawaii entrepreneurs. In this interview, he talks about his and the Hawaii SBDC Network's role in uplifting the small business environment in the State.
Punahou high school student River Kim, believing that he already has everything he desires, never asked for a present from his parents back in Christmas of 2003. Instead, he wanted them to give money to charity. But rather than writing a check, he came up with a much bigger idea of raising funds for charity—which became the birth of Malama Jam.
With the help of his father, Greg Kim, and a small group of classmates, River put together the charity event effectively raising $57000 gross for local charities, including IHS and Children's Alliance, since its inception in 2004. On May 21st, River Kim's brainchild will once again shine this time to benefit HUGS or Help Understanding and Group Support.
In March 2006, Greater Good Radio did a joint project with the SIFE team at Hawaii Pacific University and California State University, Chico where they won the regional competition, which secures their spot at the national competition to be held in May.
Luke Tucker, president of Hawaii Pacific University SIFE, says that the organization aims to educate and help people through free enterprise by small business assistance and financing different entrepreneurial and educational projects.
Thank you so much for the privilege of working with you and your company, Greater Good Radio. It is my pleasure to share with you that our Greater Good Radio project has won us the "Success Skills Individual Topic" trophy in the semi-finals that was held in San Francisco, California. We will now go on to compete in the SIFE National Exposition that will be held in Kansas City, Missouri. We are excited to share with the guests and judges our incredible experience with Greater Good Radio and their guests.
The more I listen to the shows the more insight I pick up on myself and my role as an entrepreneur in my community. What your interviews do for me is put into words, many of the ideals and journeys I too go through.
I started listening on the Famous Amos show. I was struck by how candidly Amos opened up about his failures how his ego played such a major role in his business life. I especially like how he's come full circle and combining business with social responsibility. My wife is a big Amos fan from his articles in the Costco magazine. His insights are always right on.
Jeff Watanabe can be perceived to be the most powerful man in Hawaii—if you consider his position as chairman of the board of Hawaiian Electric Industries, which supplies 93 per cent of the State's energy to electric utility companies.
And his position in the company is just one of his many roles as member of the board of 16 for-profit and four non-profit organizations. Jeff Watanabe also plays a role as an entrepreneur. He and his colleagues put together their own law firm in 1971–this, straight out of law school. At this time, Watanabe Ing. and Komeiji Llc was the youngest of its kind which went head-to-head with the five biggest law firms in the state.
Mike McCartney is a real all-rounder. He has served in the Hawaii State Senate for 10 years and co-produced Hawaii's number one local TV show "Hawaii Stars".
McCartney worked as a negotiation specialist for Hawaii State Teacher's Association for his foremost job. And he has been the incumbent president and CEO of PBS Hawaii since 2000.
My introduction to Greater Good Radio began by accident while I was searching for the sports radio station 1420 am. I was not sure what the show was about. As I continued to listen I became more and more interested.


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Q: how to edit an array element present in firestore I have an array of strings present in firestore. I want to edit the string present at a particular index. How can I do this?
For example, let the array be ["help","me","please"];
How can I change "help" to "don't help" in flutter?
The closest I've gotten to editing the array is adding an element, which I do by FieldValue.arrayunion().
Is it possible to edit an element present at a particular index? Or am I gonna have to fetch the entire array, update it locally, and then upload the entire array?

A: It's not possible with a single update.  You have to do exactly as you said: read the document, make changes to the array in memory, write the new array back to the document.

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Is it possible to edit an element present at a particular index?

This is not possible.

Or am I gonna have to fetch the entire array, update it locally, and then upload the entire array?

That's indeed one option. The other option is to use an arrayUnion() and arrayRemove(), which work if the items in the array are unique.
Also see:

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*Flutter: Update specific index in list (Firestore)

*Flutter: How to update an Array within an Array in the firestore


My Music offers a unique listening experience. I create these soundscapes using all acoustic instruments and natural sounds. The compositions combine various world drumming and percussion styles with ambient sounds, flutes, and vocal chanting. Each CD represents a type of journey where the music reflects and enhances a specific thematic intention. I invite you to experience SOUNDSCAPE PYRAMIDS music for healing arts practices, yoga and movement classes, or just relaxing.
Christo is a versatile and dynamic rhythm artist with seasoned skills on drum set and a wide variety of hand and stick percussion instruments. He has many years of worldwide performances with many artists across a variety of musical genres.
Air Supply, Mary Wells, The Shirrelles, the Marvellettes, Nina Hagen, Ronnie Spector, Brandon Fields, Leo Nocentelli, Lee Oscar, Ed Munter, Joe Shashaty, Wade Preston, The Angels of Venice, Debbie Davies, Fabien Maman, and The Agape International Choir, Breath of Life Tribe among many others.
CHECK OUT this variety of live shows on You Tube!!


Unepic is a mixture of platforming and role-playing game that takes place in a huge castle of medieval fantasy. In Unepic you will explore more than 200 rooms, discover over 100 different weapons and learn more than 70 spells! Unearth countless hidden treasures and defeat nasty enemies, including seven terrifying bosses.
Unepic combinesan'80s style with modern features. The fantastical adventure is fully narrated with 2000 lines of dialogue and rife with pop-culture references. Unepic will have you coming back for more and more, supporting multiple endings and various difficulty settings.
Daniel was just an average guy. Video game player, big fan of sci-fi movies, and a novice RPG player. In the midst of an RPG, he was teleported to a castle. Daniel believed that he was having a massive hallucination. Eager to keep playingwithinthe RPG to create his own adventure, he decides to go along for the ride until his delirium comes to an end.
Once inside the castle, Daniel is inhabited by a mysterious shadow. This dark spirit can communicate with Daniel, but not control him. The shadow has a simple goal: to escape from the prison of Daniel's body. There's a catch: the dark spirit can only escape if Daniel perishes.
Struggling against enemies in the castle, with the dark spirit attempting to murder him at every turn, Daniel finally discovers his goal: to kill Harnakon, the master of the castle, and free the Pure-Spirits who are trapped within.
Pre-Order UnEpic to get a free slipcover.
If you are familiar with UnEpic, why not let others know?
It's one of my favorite metroidvania game, Complited it on pc and very happy to get a phisical copy for my collection.
One of the best indie game ever made, with a lot of cameos from other videogames and movies!
Tra gli indie più belli mai creati! Pieno di cameo presi da altri videogames e films!
Could not resist getting this physical copy for my PSVita.
Straight into my console when it arrived ... and now my lunch break must do ...love it. Well narrated storyline and wandering around the dark passages solving puzzles as you go is....fab!
One of those games that ....slips quietly into the hidden gem area of your collection.
Even though i didn't get the limited edition, having the standard physical one is still really good because the game is worth it. And you can still get that slipcover which is really nice.
the price for UnEpic drops.
there are new images or links available for UnEpic.


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2017 Registration Open for Wildwood Academy of Music & the Arts
February 19, 2017 /in Education, News, News Tab, WAMA /by Wildwood Park For the Arts
Wildwood Academy of Music and the Arts (WAMA) is a summer music festival and arts camp designed for students ages 6–18 who are interested in studying music. The academy's mission is to provide music and arts education of the highest quality to students of all music abilities and backgrounds. Supported in a creative and musically nurturing environment, WAMA students learn and perform alongside professional faculty and guest artists from across the country.
WAMA offers six sessions for beginner, intermediate, and advanced music students:
Advanced Orchestra: June 11-23, 2017 (weekdays only, with the exception of the assessment day on Sunday, June 11)
Advanced Vocal Instruction: June 11-23, 2017 (weekdays only, with the exception of the assessment day on Sunday, June 11)
Intermediate Instrumental Instruction: June 26– July 7, 2017 (weekdays only)
Intermediate Vocal Instruction: June 26 – July 7, 2017 (weekdays only)
WILDMusic Beginner Instrumental Instruction: July 10 – July 14, 2017
WILDMusic Beginner Vocal Instruction: July 17 – July 21, 2017
For more information about WAMA and each session, click here or contact Angela Collier, Curriculum Manager.
The deadline to register is April 30, 2017; click here to register online.
Scholarships are available; contact Angela Collier or call (501)821-7275 prior to March 31, 2017.
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Art in the Park's Nature in Print
February 19, 2017 /in Events, News, News Tab, Uncategorized /by Wildwood Park For the Arts
Wildwood Park for the Arts' first 2017 Art in the Park exhibition features works by three young printmakers. Arkansas artists Miranda Young, Daniella Napolitano, and Sarah Burns will explore the natural world and its many configurations through various printmaking techniques and styles in Wildwood Park for the Arts' winter/spring Art in the Park exhibit, Nature in Print: Arkansas Printmakers Exploring the Natural World. Miranda Young's bold, large-scale monotype prints and colorful 3D sculptures create abstract meditations on the spiritual and emotional meanings that humans place on animals. Daniella Napolitano's childhood fascination with nature and animals is evident in her sometimes-exaggerated prints of animals in action. Nature as words is the inspiration for Sarah Burns' shadowy linocuts of various trees. "Nature in Print" will open February 24 and close April 9, 2017. The exhibit is installed in the Galleries at Wildwood, Wildwood Park for the Arts, 20919 Denny Road, in west Little Rock, AR. Art may be viewed weekdays between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., and on Saturdays and Sundays from Noon to 4 p.m. at Wildwood Park for the Arts, 20919 Denny Road, in west Little Rock, AR. There is no fee to visit the Art in the Park exhibits.
Miranda Young currently teaches printmaking for the Arkansas Arts Center's Museum School and is a scenic designer and properties master for the Arkansas Arts Center Children's Theatre. Daniella Napolitano also works at the Arkansas Arts; her artistic talents include photography, too. Sarah Burns teaches art and technology at Western Hills Elementary.
An opening reception for "Nature in Print" will be on March 2, 6 pm – 8 pm. The reception is free to the public and is sponsored by Boulevard Bread Co. During the opening reception, Daniella Napolitano will demonstrate relief printing for reception guests. At 7 pm, there will be a House Concert by Arkansas musician John Willis who will perform a jazz set. There is a $15 recommended donation for the House Concert.
Wildwood Park for the Arts enriches the lives of Arkansans of all ages by creating community through nature and the arts. Art in the Park's vision is to create a dynamic environment for the visual arts to be in conversation with contemporary culture, the community of Little Rock, and the natural environment of Wildwood Park.
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Dr. Bevan Keating named Artistic Director
February 18, 2017 /in Education, Events, News, News Tab, WAMA /by Wildwood Park For the Arts
Dr. Bevan Keating named Artistic Director of Wildwood Park for the Arts
Dr. Bevan Keating has recently been named as the Artistic Director of Wildwood Park for the Arts, a 501(c)3 nonprofit arts organization located in west Little Rock on Denny Road. Keating draws upon a wealth of experience as a performer, educator, and artistic director to guide Wildwood's contribution to the arts community here in Arkansas. Wildwood is expanding its innovative music and arts education programs, as well as fostering development of Wildwood's offerings in the Park's 625-seat Lucy Lockett Cabe Festival Theatre, the Art in the Park visual arts exhibitions, and series of concerts, events and festivals.
Among his first projects as Wildwood's Artistic Director is the upcoming LANTERNS! Festival, February 10th through 12th. Wildwood's annual deep-winter festival celebrates the first full moon of the lunar new year. Held over three magical evenings, guests are transported to faraway lands and times as they stroll through the beautifully lit pathways of Wildwood's gardens. Cultural vistas feature live entertainment, food, drink, games and more throughout the Park's Butler Arboretum and inside the Lucy Lockett Cabe Festival Theatre.
Hailing from London, Ontario, Keating naturally selected Canada as one of the six vistas for this year's festival, which also includes the Caribbean Islands, China, France, America's Wild West, and the Moon. Located at Wildwood's iconic Butler Gazebo next to Swan Lake, the Canadian vista will be the first stop for guests entering the Park's east gate and the launch site for floating luminaries that guests launch along with their wishes for the lunar year, which is the Chinese Year of the Fire Rooster. Keating will personally lead the vista where guests will have opportunities for karaoke with tunes by some of Canada's most famous singers (Celine Dion and Justin Bieber among them). Maple syrup will surely play a role in the cuisine, along with beverages preferred by our neighbors up north.
Prior to accepting the position of Artistic Director of Wildwood Park for the Arts, Dr. Keating collaborated with Wildwood on several stage productions and provided artistic leadership for the Wildwood Academy of Music & the Arts (WAMA). In 2015, Dr. Keating directed The Bremen Town Musicians as part of Wildwood's Art to Go! statewide educational touring program to introduce youth across Arkansas to opera and the dramatic arts. He also served as the Director of Vocal Programming for the Wildwood Academy of Music & the Arts (WAMA) in 2015 and as Artistic Director for WAMA in 2016. The Wildwood Academy of Music and the Arts is a rapidly growing summer music academy for student musicians of all ages and abilities. Approaching its fourth year, WAMA is attracting some of the most talented youth in Arkansas, and students during the program's first years have gone on to study music at the university level.
The Wildwood Academy of Music & the Arts (WAMA) provides youth in Arkansas access to the highest standards in music and arts education. With primary emphasis on instrumental and vocal music, WAMA also provides opportunities to explore multiple artistic genres, from visual and culinary arts to literary arts and musical theatre. Through orchestral, large and small ensemble, and solo experiences, students receive training and performance opportunities supported by professional faculty. Public performances and master classes by internationally renowned faculty and guest artists are held throughout June and July.
Dr. Keating has directed several productions recently in Wildwood's Lucy Lockett Cabe Festival Theatre, including Dracula: Unearthed (2015), The Kristin Lewis Opera Gala (2015), and The Music Man (2016). He will also direct and conduct Gilbert & Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance, onstage in Wildwood's Cabe Theatre March 31 – April 2 this spring.
These productions are produced in partnership with Praeclara, of which Dr. Keating is also the Artistic Director. Praeclara is a multidisciplinary performing arts company supported by Second Presbyterian Church of Little Rock where Dr. Keating serves as Director of Music. Praeclara specializes in creating unique performances of both original scripts and classical masterworks that challenge Arkansas audiences through innovative staging and adaptations of familiar works; works such as Handel's Messiah, Mozart's Requiem, and Dido & Aeneas, but also introducing new stories and interpretations as in the original script of Dracula: Unearthed.
Dr. Keating is responsible for the thriving music programs at Second Presbyterian Church; including the Adult, Youth, and Children's Choirs, a chamber ensemble, the annual youth musical and several hand bell and instrumental ensembles. The Adult Choir and Chamber Ensembles have participated in high profile local performances and have toured internationally in Canada, the UK and Ireland, Austria, Germany, and Hungary. As part of Second Presbyterian Church's and Praeclara's commitment to bringing excellent music to the community, Dr. Keating also facilitates the performances of the Little Rock Wind Symphony and the River City Men's Chorus at Second Presbyterian.
As director of the choral and voice department at University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Dr. Keating leads the UALR Concert Choirs, the elite UALR Chamber Chorus, and Women's Chorus, as well as the UALR Community Chorus. He also teaches a rigorous series of coursework for aspiring orchestral and choral conductors. He serves as a mentor and teacher for students studying both performance and music education, and his students have gone on to complete post-graduate degrees in music; perform and teach professionally; and to serve as musicians for congregations across the U.S.
Keating is Wildwood's third artistic director of the Park, following Dr. Ann Chotard, the founding artistic director, and Cliff Fannin Baker, who also served as CEO. Ms. Leslie Golden was named Executive Director in late 2012, having served as Managing Director for several years with Mr. Baker. For more information about Wildwood Park for the Arts, visit wildwoodpark.org.
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2016 Audubon National Photography Winners Exhibit
Amahl and the Night Visitors
Arkansas Seen & Scenes
Art in the Park Proposal Form
Art to Go! – Educational Tour
Boop Water Garden
Class Proposal
Cloth as Community: Hmong Textiles in America
Developed and Less Finished: Maintaining Life with L. K. Sukany
Dracula Unearthed
Exciting Dracula Production & Partnership!
Facilities and Gardens Committee
Field Trip Form
Finance and Fundraising Committee
Governance Committee
Hay Days Registration Form
Henderson State University
In Memory of Amy Edgington: Collage Artists of Arkansas
Inspired by Wildwood
Kristin Lewis Opera Gala
LANTERNS! 2017
LANTERNS! Volunteer Sign-Up
LIVE! at Wildwood: James Cotton
LIVE! at Wildwood: Marc Cohn
LIVE! at Wildwood: The Mulligan Brothers
Lyon College 2017 Pipes & Jazz Showcase
Nature in Print: Arkansas Printmaker Exploring the Natural World
Park's Pants
Programming and Marketing Committee
Register for WAMA
Rentals Form
Robert Tepper
Shades of Green: Land and Cityscapes of Arkansas
UALR Faculty & Students 2017
Una Voce at Wildwood
Vine & Dine 2016
Vine & Dine Wine Reserve Dinner Silent Auction
WAMA 2015 Presents: Guest Artist Recitals
WAMA 2016 Presents
WAMA 2018 Application Confirmation
WAMA 2018 Enrollment Application
WAMA 2018 Internship Application
WAMA 2018 Scholarship Application
Watercolorist Doris Williamson Mapes
WILD 40 Trail
Wildwood Area Map
Wildwood Celebrates Arkansas Heritage Month 2018
Wine & Food FEASTival 2018 – 20th Annual
Wine & Food FEASTival 2019 – 21st Annual
Wine & Food Festival 2016 – 18th Annual
Wizard of Oz Auditions
Young at Art: A Selection of Caldecott Book Illustrations
Asian Woodland Garden
UALR Department of Art
WAMA Presents: John Corigliano
LIVE! at Wildwood
Park Hours and Admission
Bruce Garden
Inaugural Exhibit
Butler Arboretum
Wildlife at Wildwood
Wine & Food Festival
Ruth Allen Dogwood Trail
Whats in Bloom
Zahn Rock Garden
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Q: FileManager changes given URL path I want to remove a file. For it, I have the url. Its url.absoluteString is:
file:///private/var/mobile/Containers/Shared/AppGroup/UUID/Library/Caches/someLocation/CexRlA-L:2258

The file exists because
FileManager.default.fileExists(atPath: url.path) == true

But doing
try FileManager.default.removeItem(at: url)

fails with error:
Failed to remove "CexRlA-L/2258"

FileManager changes the : in the filename (CexRlA-L:2258) to /. So CexRlA-L becomes treated as a folder and it of course does not exist.
I have not managed to reproduce locally, but it happens often to our users. Any pointers on what may be going on?
Thanks in advance.


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General 4th April 2017 2nd May 2017
Prices in the BNF
Since launching the new BNF structure, we have had a number of queries about how the prices in current BNF Publications align with the prices in BNF legacy products.
For branded preparations, prices are derived from the NHS Dictionary of Medicines and Devices (DM+D). This policy has not changed in the move to the new BNF structure.
Due to space constraints in print publications, we are not able to list all available generic preparations cited in the NHS Dictionary of Medicines and Devices (DM+D). Instead, we have editorial processes that allow us to create a preparation entry that is representative of all generic preparations, including a representative price. This price is based on the NHS indicative price for all related generics in DM+D. This policy has not changed in the move from the legacy BNF structure.
For branded preparations, the situation is the same described under Print, above.
In digital versions of the new BNF Publications there are no space constraints and so for generic preparations, prices for all available preparations are included. This has changed in the move to the new BNF structure – in the past, only a representative generic preparation was listed, as described under Print, above.
Drug tariff
BNF Publications based on the new structure also list the Drug Tariff price, where available. This is an enhancement added to the new structure based on user feedback and is not included in BNF legacy products.
The new BNF Publications have been built to allow a more seamless updating of the price information and the price can more rapidly be updated than was possible with the legacy system, which required a laborious manual process.
Legacy versions are due for retirement and therefore there is minimal support for non-clinical content i.e. product information such as prices. We advise that the new BNF Publications should be used in preference to the legacy BNF Publications, but this is particularly true when considering price, where the content will be more up-to-date.
Clinical 9th March 2017 28th November 2017
Update to nystatin dose in BNF and BNF for Children
The nystatin dose for oral candidiasis in the BNF has historically reflected the posology recommendations in the Nystan® Summary of Product Characteristics (SPC). Following discussions with the MHRA the dose has been updated (live in digital versions of the BNF from March 2017) and now reflects current posology recommendations for generic nystatin products.
General 10th January 2017 28th November 2017
The BNF chapter numbering structure (sometimes referred to as the hierarchy) was changed in BNF70 in order to facilitate the development of digital products and the print restructuring of content.
We are aware that NHS organisations, especially hospitals, utilise the BNF's chapter structure and have further developed it for a range of important uses which could be impacted by these changes, including, in particular, collecting and reporting data on medicines and other prescribable products. As well as local systems, this also affects NHS Business Services Authority's prescriptions information systems and reports, the dm+d supplementary release file, and the publications and data releases by the Health and Social Care Information Centre.
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Texting And Going Bare-Headed
By Michael Feldstein	June 28, 2011, 12:00 am 0 Edit
In his article on Orthodox teenagers texting on Shabbos ("For Many Orthodox Teens, 'Half-Shabbos' is a Way of Life," June 24), Steve Lipman equates this increasingly common practice with Orthodox males who don't wear a yarmulke to work.
However, there have been several halachic decisors —most notably Rabbi Moshe Feinstein — who have ruled that one may refrain from wearing a yarmulke at work in certain circumstances. There are even some Orthodox rabbis who feel that wearing a yarmulke in general is not a halachic requirement but a pious act.
In contrast, no Orthodox rabbi I know would permit a person to text on Shabbos, except if it were to save someone's life.
Those who text on Shabbos may wish to rationalize their behavior by saying that it's no different than other halachically prohibited activities in which Orthodox individuals regularly engage. However, going bareheaded to work is not one of them.
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Imprisoned drug lord El Chapo says he's running for senator
Culiacán, Sinalo – A lawyer of Joaquín Guzmán Loera, the drug lord better known as El Chapo, has announced his client intends to run for state senate.
In a press conference, lawyer José Luis González Meza says that the Sinaloa drug lord will seek candidacy for the Senate of the Republic despite the fact that he is in the custody of the United States authorities.
El Chapo's lawyer has explained that for the electoral process, it will not be necessary to ask for support from the parties much less comply with the signature process requested by the National Electoral Institute for independent candidates.
Instead, he says he and his client will file an Amparo in such a way that the constitutional postulate of "Every Mexican has the right to vote and be voted" is enforced.
Guzmán Loera says that El Chapo would be a better candidate than anyone currently in the campaign, describing his client as honest and helpful, noting he believes this is what has earned him the affection and respect of Mexicans.
Luis González did not set a date that El Chapo would begin the candidacy process, but mentioned that he is certain the campaign will begin in the community of La Tuna, Sinola where El Chapo is from. He says this area suffers from deficiencies, deficiencies that Joaquín Guzmán wishes to resolve.
The lawyer also said that he does not believe there will be problems with authorities in the case of El Chapo receiving votes, but once his client is nominated, he will be able to return to his country.
Joaquín Guzmán Loera, who is still waiting trial in a US prison, was once considered by Forbes Magazine as the second most powerful person in Mexico after billionaire Carlos Slim.
In January 2017, Guzman pled not guilty to a 17-count indictment in the United States District Court in New York. U.S. District Judge Brian Cogan has scheduled the trial of Guzman for September 2018.


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Spotlight on Ground Work
By U.S. Soybean Export Council - Monday, October 6, 2014
Ground Work, a popular feature on the USSEC website, has moved to USSOY.org. It can be accessed at: https://ussoy.org/features/
The Ground Work series provides periodic updates from U.S. soybean farmer leaders describing how they tackle the daily challenges that arise from growing a reliable soy supply. Because the project focused on giving international customers a glimpse into the work that goes into growing a quality, reliable crop of U.S. soy, it was a natural fit for the new USSOY.org site, which provides international buyers with a closer look at the people who produce their product.
USSEC Communications Manager Lisa Pine explains, "Ground Work has always been a popular feature for us. Because it focuses on U.S. farmers, we knew that we wanted to use it on USSEC.org. Our international customers always want to hear more about our growers and what they're doing on their farms, and the stories and photos in Ground Work let them hear from the growers directly and see them on their farms."
2014's featured farmer leaders include: Jimmy Sneed of Hernando, Mississippi, USSEC Board Member, United Soybean Board (USB) Director and Communications Target Area Coordinator; John Heisdorffer of Keota, Iowa, USSEC Board Member and American Soybean Association (ASA) Director; Dwain Ford of Kinmundy, Illinois, former USSEC Board Member and USB Director; Richard Wilkins of Greenwood, Delaware, ASA Treasurer; Annie Dee of Aliceville, Alabama, USB Director; and Kevin Scott of Valley Springs, South Dakota, USSEC and ASA Board Member. 2013's growing season featured Laura Foell of Schaller, Iowa, United Soybean Board (USB) Director; Jared Hagert of Emerado, North Dakota, USB Director; Bob Henry of Robinson, Kansas, ASA Vice President; Keith Kemp of West Manchester, Ohio, USB Director; Ron Kindred of Atlanta, Illinois, USSEC Board of Directors, Illinois Soybean Association Marketing Committee Chair and ASA Director; and Randy Mann of Auburn, Kentucky, USSEC Chair and ASA Secretary.


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Q: Why are CONSTANT_Long_info and CONSTANT_Double_info still 2 entires? When the JVM was originally drawn up, the designers had the CONSTANT_Long_info and CONSTANT_Double_info structures in the constant pool take up 2 entries (supposedly because that way you could index the constant pool by 4-byte alignment or something along those lines).
However, according to the JVM 10 specification, that has not been changed.
If changing it would require changes to a lot of code it would make sense since the JVM is supposed to be able to run code built for older JVMs, but it seems to me that it would require very few changes with a conditional to determine if you're dealing with a class from an earlier version — the only times it's relevant are if you're initializing the constant pool or if you're iterating over it, which doesn't happen very often and is riddled with conditionals anyways.
Besides, far larger breaking changes such as Java 9 modules have been introduced in the past. So, why is it still like that today? Is there an architectural reason, or is it just not worth anyone's time so far?

A: Like with most changes from Java 1.1 to Java 11, the introduction of modules did not change so much when it comes to the bytecode format. It may be radical when it comes to application logic or Reflection, by not for byte code processing tools, which only needed slight extensions.
Changing the logic of CONSTANT_Long_info and CONSTANT_Double_info would only make sense if you go for the bigger picture, e.g. also change the fact that long and double take two local variables and two operand stack entries. Then, you will have to touch quiet a lot code places.
But regardless of how little or big the changes are, the important question is, what do you gain in exchange? A better feeling does not count. The main reason to change it, would be to simplify the rules and hence, the bytecode processing tools. But since these tools would need conditionals to enable the still present handling of older class files, this advantage would not materialize. In fact, the tools would become more complex with such a change.
It would be different when you develop an entirely new format which requires new tools anyway, e.g. it would have been an option for the JMOD format, but exactly the need to develop the new toolchain is the reason why it didn't happen and the current JMOD is just a zip file like the old jar files.
A counter example is the StackMapTable attribute which had no backward-compatibility constraints when being developed and therefore, does not count long and double entries twice. It's the duty of the processing tool to convert these stackmap entries to the stack frame entries which do use two for long and double values (unless we're talking about an environment which does the conversion the other way round).


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By Nicole Phelps
Black Mountain College was a short-lived but super-influential liberal arts college that spanned two decades bisected by World War II. It's remembered for its experimental approach to learning and an emphasis on the arts. The likes of Willem de Kooning, Robert Rauschenberg, and Josef and Anni Albers passed through its doors, and Buckminster Fuller built his famous geodesic dome on its campus. In 20 years of show-going, the school has never once come up in a backstage interview, which makes Tory Burch's mention of it today all the more noteworthy.
"I've always been obsessed," she said. "It really formed the trajectory of modern art in America. But what I loved about it was its progressive attitude. It wasn't about gender or race. It was about sheer creativity and the confluence of all these different artists coming together. It's where modern thinking should be today."
Burch interpreted her theme loosely, and the collection's eclecticism was its virtue. Floral-print dresses, which have become such an important category for the label—we lost count of how many Fall 2018 flower-print frocks we saw in the crowd—were well represented on the runway in midi and maxi lengths. One particularly exuberant number was pleated and patch-worked from multiple prints, then topped with a long down puffer lined in one of the dress's florals. It was an unusual combination, which means it's likely to resonate. Side by side with that exuberance, Burch showed streamlined double-breasted wool coats with brushed-gold toggle hardware and single-breasted styles with fastenings that vaguely evoked Fuller's geodesic designs. A plaid trench with tan leather piping and buttons got lots of nods of approval. On the accessories front, the patchwork leather knee-high boots with gold heels, which Burch showed with a pantsuit and with a fluid pleated dress, are easy contenders for footwear of the week.
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Camp Payback has a different main character from camp Boyfriend. This time Alex is the main character together with the love interest Javier. I thought it was awesome this book was told from both their point of views as it really added something to the story. What I loved most about Camp Payback might be the last few chapters, I love that moment where everything comes together, people grow and change and become stronger. I don't want to spoil anything, but those last few chapters where so good and I love the message this book gives their readers.
I also liked getting to see some of the same characters from the earlier books, Alex still had most of the same bunkmates as Lauren did in the first book. And I especially liked seeing the glimpses of Julian and Hannah after reading Camp Christmas. I didn't like Yasmine at first, but I did end up liking her later in the book when some events happened that made me see her behavior in a different light.
One thing that bother me a bit was the reason why Javier got to Camp, it just seemed a bit weird he could skip the Foster system for a few weeks Camp. Another small issue was the movie set scene, it just seemed a bit off how they could so easily get jobs as extra's. I don't know anythign about movies, but it seemed a bit too easy. But those minor things didn't distract from the plot and I really loved this book!
To conclude: I loved being back at Camp Juniper Point in Camp Payback. This book has a new main character and it's told form both Alex and Javier their point of view. I really liked the double point of view. Just like the first book this one has a great story, lots of character growth and a great message. I can't wait for the next book in this series!
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Q: getJSON loading to slow, .toggle() not triggering Purpose = toggle a section 'more info' for a specific item in a list
Problem = a simple jQuery .toggle() isn't working
Possible cause = getJSON loads to slow
I am loading a foursquare json to get venues around my current location. I then .append() those venues with jQuery to my HTML. After that I have a function to toggle a section with 'more info' on a click-event.
After some searching I think I found the problem. My getJSON starts loading and then my next function is loaded in jQuery. After this next function is loaded (which is my .toggle()) the getJSON finally finishes. So I think my function with my .toggle() can't find the classes to toggle, because they are not yet in my HTML because my getJSON isn't finished loading the data.
Here is my jQuery code.
And the output of my console in my browser has this order:
loaded 4sq venues                    line 29
toggle function loaded               line 33
200                                  line 10

It's because of this meta.code on line 10 that I believe the getJSON is to slow loading...
I hope I made myself clear enough.
Thanks in advance

A: You should add your click event to body like
$('body').on('click', '.venueLabel', function(){
     $(".venueMore").toggle("slow");
});

Because you add elements dynamically!

A: getJSON is going to be asynchronous. Which means it won't stop other Javascript from running while it's doing it's thing.
You should use a callback in getFoursquareVenues. Example below.
$(window).load(function() {
    getFoursquareVenues(openDetailVenues());
});

function getFoursquareVenues(callback) {

    $.getJSON("https://api.foursquare.com/v2/venues/search?client_id=placeholder&client_secret=placeholder&v=20130815&ll=51.0824401,3.714485&query=cafe", function(data) {

        console.log(data.meta.code);

        $('#venueList').html();
        var content = '';

        $.each(data.response.venues, function(index, elm) {
            content += '' + '
' + '
' + elm.name + '
' + '
' + elm.location.address + elm.hereNow.count + '
' + '
'
        });
        $('#venueList').append(content);

        if (callback) { callback() };
    });
    console.log('loaded 4sq venues');
}

function openDetailVenues() {
    console.log('toggle function loaded');
    $(".venueLabel").click(function() {
        $(".venueMore").toggle("slow");
    });
}


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Casa Bella opens home to 'Dis/Order'
Art communicates through many forms, connecting people differently and evoking emotions through the senses. These may be present via art sculptures and even through furniture design — both of which can work together to fill up an inhabiting space.
This is where the magic happens when an artist and a visionary work together to create a cohesive area filled with objects bursting with creative designs. Such was the scene when visual artist Jinggoy Buensuceso's works caught Casa Bella's Stephanie Coyiuto's eyes.
"I would see his works in my good friend's homes," she shares. "When I reached out to him, we realized that we had the same passion in connecting people to a world of design through different methods."
Visual artist Jinggoy Buensuceso
Coyiuto has always been fascinated with museums and the arts. An art lover and collector herself, she and her husband Joseph wanted to offer another venue for artists to showcase their works. And there's no better place to host one but at their very own Casa Bella.
"Celebrated designers of our furniture are also artists and sculptors, such as Ron Arad, who has designed pieces for Moroso. Thus, it seems like a great idea to invite a celebrated Filipino contemporary sculptor, Jinggoy Buensuceso, to collaborate with Casa Bella for an exhibit," explains Joseph.
For Buensuceso, he has always been interested in finding new venues to showcase his artworks.
"Casa Bella is a great stage for my art to be imagined in people's homes," he quips. "Doing this collaboration with them and the Casa Bella team makes me feel so welcomed and part of their family."
Taking inspiration from the universe, the collection is made with multiple folds using powder-coated metals—a material that Buensuceso is long familiar with. Entitled "Dis/Order, the collection is "all about the infinite folds of the universe and how we are all deeply connected to it."
(Above and below) 'Dis/Order' is all about the infinite folds of the universe and how we are all deeply connected to it,' says the artist, with his works incorporated here with Casa Bella's pieces.
"The universe is forever evolving and unfolding in an infinite sequence, presenting us with unfamiliar landscapes. This repeated occurrence becomes therapeutic to our body and soul such that this seemingly disrupted reality slowly becomes our chrysalis, our cosmos," Buensuceso further explains about this 24-piece collection.
It took a year for him to complete the exhibit giving everything he had to each piece. "Solidifying a concept, executing it into a tangible piece, and finding the right balance of mind, heart, and soul is my biggest challenge. It's about overcoming the uncertainty of how materials will work with the concept and putting your story and soul in every piece."
The culmination of this collaboration saw an evening of celebration and thanksgiving, where Casa Bella put Jinggoy Buensuceso center stage with his works strategically displayed in the Jupiter Street, Makati showroom.
Casa Bella invited interior stylist Glenn Cuevo to create exceptional vignettes where Buensuceso's artworks are spotlighted throughout the store.
"I want them to feel their deeper connection with the cosmos and realize that they are made of stardust. They can traverse any door and rediscover their existence," ended Buensuceso
Dis/order opened on November 25 and will run until December 18 at Casa Bella, 8 Jupiter St., Makati.
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