Very few people – Americans and others alike – understood why I would give up what is widely considered to be the best passport in the world, complete with near-unlimited visa-free travel and the ability to live in the "shining city on a hill".
What I appreciate about the investment immigration community is that it not only understands why people like me make such decisions; in taking things one step further, our community actually works to protect clients against the pitfalls of extreme patriotism.
However, there is one side I often find missing in the investment immigration community: the human side.
In one recent conversation, a man I was helping told me of his visit to a particular investment immigration agent in London. He recalled the agent having all of the warmth of a politburo member and leaving my client feeling very unfulfilled.
Ultimately, that negative feeling led him to delay executing his investment immigration plan, and his net worth has since taken a tumble. Now, the more expensive European options he craves are no longer economically feasible for him.
Had that service provider taken a more human approach, my client likely would have proceeded. He would have had a European passport purchased with money he would late lose through bad investments anyway.
When I sat down with this gentleman, it was obvious that Europe was where he wanted to be. He didn't want Saint Lucia or Vanuatu or Grenada, and it took days of intense work to show him how a "belt and suspenders" approach of more affordable European residency combined with an economic citizenship would help him achieve his goal of renouncing US citizenship.
Over the years, I've been called "emotional" by people in our business for seeing things this way. But here's the rub: people are emotional, and investment immigration involves emotional decisions.
Nobody wants a Saint Lucia passport. They want what is represents – freedom to travel, freedom to reduce taxes, freedom from big governments, or a back-up plan to keep in the safe. And far too often we ignore what our clientele wants in order to focus on statistics and data.
Instead, I believe it's important that we focus on what people want; not just what they say they want or what agree to, but what they really want at a soul level.
Gareth Brookes recently wrote an excellent article imploring us to stop selling second citizenship on the basis of visa-free travel.
While I have one friend who taunts me about my loss of visa-free travel to Equatorial Guinea, the reality is that our industry has become so obsessed with data points such as "number of visa-free countries" when in reality even intrepid travelers will never visit most such countries.
This person didn't understand my goals, and as a result I didn't move forward with him. This not only hurt his company in terms of lost revenue, but it hurt me in being further away from my goals. I kept my money and my problem.
Had this company examined the human issues behind my goals, such as reducing the stress of never-ending compliance with umpteen different laws, we both would have been better off.
In my business, I focus exclusively on people like myself – sub-50 year old men and couples from the US, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand – precisely because I am able to serve them. I understand what makes them tick in a way I don't understand how a Chinese family man thinks.
When a young American libertarian came to me wanting to renounce his citizenship "to protest the wars and the Federal Reserve", I was able to – from personal experience – walk him through an emotional process of determining not just talking points, but actual feelings and motivations.
Once we got over that emotional hump, the citizenship planning process flowed so much more easily.
By contrast, the one time I was asked by a good client to work with his Chinese citizen friend, the process took longer precisely because it was harder for me to understand that human element.
We all want to think that we are serving our clients as best as possible, and we all have different approaches to do that. However, time and time again I am approached by people who have felt let down by larger investment immigration firms trying to shoehorn them into one shiny object or another.
The service provider who told me to keep my US passport never got to understand how much I didn't want to be American. It wasn't even about the standard tax issues many wealthy Americans deal with; it was a feeling I had.
Now, years later, I am no longer a US citizen and feel freer than ever. That desire for freedom that I had went unheard because it didn't fit the typical narrative.
As the investment immigration industry expands, it will continue to "niche down" with different options for different subsets of the clientele.
Christian, for example, recently suggested that Moldova will corner a separate and new part of the market that was previously poorly served. New RBI and CBI programs such as Turkey and Jordan will no doubt continue to target untapped micro-segments of the market which have specific human needs.
The bottom line is that investment immigration brings up many emotions for those who are just diving in.
Renouncing your citizenship or worrying that your country will do it for you is frightening. Worries by westerners that no passport can match their current one are real. Fears of being tied to the aforementioned "banana republic" are often unspoken but inferred from short sighs or eye motions.
While my tiny fragment is not wholly representative of the entire market, the people I help repeatedly tell me that they are thankful for the emotional support not only in developing their plan of action but also in implementing it and keeping them on course.
The fact that so many people have expressed frustration at this human element being ignored suggests to me the great importance of continually improving to put ourselves in clients' shoes and realize the concerns we long ago became comfortable with ourselves.


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package piecesActors

import chessagents.Translation
import pieces.Piece
/**
  * Created by Aleksandra on 19.05.2016.
  */
class BishopActor (val color : String) extends PieceActor{

  var possibleMovements = Array.ofDim[Translation](4,7)
  possibleMovements = Array(
    Array( new Translation(1, 1),
      new Translation(2, 2),
      new Translation(3, 3),
      new Translation(4, 4),
      new Translation(5, 5),
      new Translation(6, 6),
      new Translation(7, 7)
    ),
    Array( new Translation(-1, -1),
      new Translation(-2, -2),
      new Translation(-3, -3),
      new Translation(-4, -4),
      new Translation(-5, -5),
      new Translation(-6, -6),
      new Translation(-7, -7)
    ),
    Array(new Translation(-1, 1),
      new Translation(-2, 2),
      new Translation(-3, 3),
      new Translation(-4, 4),
      new Translation(-5, 5),
      new Translation(-6, 6),
      new Translation(-7, 7)
    ),
    Array(new Translation(1, -1),
      new Translation(2, -2),
      new Translation(3, -3),
      new Translation(4, -4),
      new Translation(5, -5),
      new Translation(6, -6),
      new Translation(7, -7)
    )

  )

  var gameState = Array.ofDim[Char](8,8)
  var numberOfMoves = 0

  override def getPossibleMovements : Array[Array[Translation]] = {

     possibleMovements  //return

  }

  override def toEnum() : PiecesNames.Value = {
    if(color.equals(WHITE)){
      return PiecesNames.WHITE_BISHOP;
    }else
    {
      return PiecesNames.BLACK_BISHOP;
    }
  }

  override def pieceMoved: Unit = {
    numberOfMoves = numberOfMoves + 1
  }

  override def getName: String = {
    "BishopActor"
  }

  override def copy(): Piece = {
    var p: Piece = new BishopActor(color)
    p.positionX=this.positionX
    p.positionY=this.positionY
    return p;
  }

}

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Q: Can't I enter hangeul with std::cin? I'm working at a super-simple program that if we enters a name, and it prints the entered name. It's easy but the problem is I live in korea and it's the hangeul(korean alphabet) so it must support hangeul
I tried this code:
#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

int main () {
    string name = "";
    cout << "이름을 입력하세요: "; getline(cin, name);
    cout << "당신의 이름은 " << name << "입니다.";
    return 0;
}

If we make it to english it will be:
#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

int main () {
    string name = "";
    cout << "Enter your name: ";
    getline(cin, name);
    cout << "Your name is " << name << ".";
    return 0;
}

Looks easy. but if we put the hangeul in that cin,
Print:

Enter your name: 이름
Your name is .

and it just end. Of course the answer I wanted is:
Print:

Enter your name: 이름
Your name is 이름.

I've tried everything like using wide-character, change system locale and other many thing.
Here's the code I've tried:
#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

int main () {
    setlocale(LC_ALL, "Korean");

    string name = "";
    cout << "이름을 입력하세요: ";
    getline(cin, name);
    cout << "당신의 이름은 " << name << "입니다.";
    return 0;
}

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

int main () {
    wstring name = "";
    cout << "이름을 입력하세요: ";
    getline(wcin, name);
    wcout << "당신의 이름은 " << name << "입니다.";
    return 0;
}

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

int main () {
    wstring name = "";
    cout << "이름을 입력하세요: ";
    getline(wcin, name);
    cout << "당신의 이름은 ";
    wcout << name;
    cout << "입니다.";
    return 0;
}

If you can, please help me!

A: *

*Try to check return value of the setlocale function, if it returns null, than it simply fails, if so try to search for another names for Korean system locale.

*If you don't get an error in first paragraph, then check your comand prompt locale: press Windows+R, type 'cmd' and press Enter. In opened command prompt window type 'chcp' and press Enter. You should see output as shown below:

C:\Users\User>chcp
Active code page: 1251

1251 - this is mine coding page, means 'windows cp-1251'. After that google your coding page (you can find tables where each symbol placed with it's decimal representation on internet).

*Compare some Korean symbol from your program with it's representation from coding table, you can output first symbol's decimal value like this:

int main () {
    string name = "";
    cout << "이름을 입력하세요: " << endl;
    getline(cin, name);
    cout << (int)name[0] << endl;
    return 0;
}

If the number you get from program differs from coresponding number from your codding page, then you definitely need to search for another locale to set in your program, or to change the locale in your terminal.

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In October, 1996 CNN reported that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency had conducted a test of lawn herbicides and found that after outdoor spraying the level of contamination found INSIDE homes was TEN to ONE HUNDRED times stronger than what was found outside. Brought in on shoes and by pets, the floor and carpet concentrations were readily picked up by children from direct dermal contact as well as orally. In fact the video portion of the story showed four babies crawling on the floor and thoroughly mouthing every toy.
This report is indeed sobering, especially when it is known that one popular herbicide for many years contained high levels of dioxins.
On our webpage is a case report concerning Joe Pickering who died from a soft tissue sarcoma - very rare in a 40 year old - as a result of being exposed to dioxin laced "Weed B Gon" manufactured by Chevron and sold as part of its Ortho line of gardening products. Mr. Pickering, a 38 year old high school teacher, died in 1994. During the early 1970s he was employed by Chevron at its bottling plant in California and was exposed to Weed-B-Gon. The main ingredients of this herbicide during the early 1970s were 2,4 D and 2,4,5 TP.
A search of local homes in the South San Francisco Bay area produced twenty year old cans of Weed-B-Gon that when tested proved to be contaminated with dioxins and furans. Mr. Pickering died of a soft-tissue sarcoma which has been identified in medical literature as being associated with the contaminants found in this common household pesticide.
This is not the first case in which we have found "archived" samples of chemical carcinogens sitting on garage shelves. We successfully used the same protocol in our leukemia cluster in Northern California where we proved that dioxin laced pentachlorophenol was the cause of four leukemia illnesses in employees of a small lumber mill. In that case again the contaminated sample came from twenty year old buckets of Woodlife.
Weed B Gon found on the store shelf today is a much different formulation than what was sold in the past, but the untold story is that Weed B Gon using silvex was sold across the U.S. through 1980 and it was heavily contaminated with dioxins and furans.
Gardeners who regularly used the product and therefore had a chronic exposure are progressing towards a time when soft tissue sacrcomas, leukemia, and Non-Hodgkins Lymphomas, among others, may be presenting. The latency period is on the order of 10 to 20+ years. That's what we learned from the dioxin exposure to the residents of Seveso, Italy.
The sad fact is that many who will suffer from these diseases may never learn that it is because of chronic toxic exposures that occurred years ago.
That silvex is dangerous is confirmed in EPA's file on the product that was the focus of regulatory action beginning in the mid-70s. I have been to EPA and have read most of this file. The industry fought regulation very hard and for many years, but then in the late 70s simply gave up, and EPA banned 2,4,5 TP from public use. Obviously the time and money spent in fighting regulation allowed the manufacturers to clear their warehouses and shelves of 2,4,5 TP and ship all available stock elsewhere.
The public needs to know that the old can of Weed B Gon on the back shelf in the garage may be loaded with dioxins and should never be touched, let alone used.
The public also needs to know that anyone who has used Weed B Gon for years who has been diagnosed with a soft tissue sacrcoma, leukemia, or Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma must take legal action at the earliest possible date in order to avoid having their legal rights barred by the passing of their state's statute of limitations.
Tests are available to determine the nature and extent of a person's exposure to 2,4,5 TP and mass spectroscopy can be used to verify the actual signature of dioxins in the body.


Full Belly Farm salad mix is ready to go -- just add some dressing. The mix is comprised of baby lettuce leaves harvested before their full maturity and sent to you straight from the field. A mix of lettuce, spinach, and garden greens, the salad mix needs only to be rinsed before eating. It should be stored in the refrigerator, and rinsed before eating.


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Johnston eliminates Cedar Rapids Prairie
Cameron DeRoos
no. 10 Andrew Nord '19 rushes the ball.. During that game nord had a personal passing record of 211 yards
Cameron DeRoos, Staff Writer
In their first game of the 2018 playoffs the Dragon football team played against the Cedar Rapids Prairie Hawks. Both Johnston and Cedar Rapids entered the playoffs with a regular season record of 7-2, but after the game Johnston's record comes out to be 8-2 with its losses against Dowling and Waukee. Johnston was given the 8th seed while Cedar Rapids had the 9th seed due to Johnston's having a greater success. Although Prairie only allowed Johnston to score one touchdown in the second half, the Dragons already had enough points with 21 in the first half and eking a score out in the third quarter.
With this win Johnston goes on to the second round of the playoffs against no.16 seeded Southeast Polk. In the first round of the playoffs, Southeast Polk upset the number one team in the state, Ankeny Centennial.
Andrew Nord '19 Threw 20 passes with a total of 211 yards
Anthony Coleman '19 had an average of 45 yards per reception
Garret Gehrke '19 had 5 solo tackles and 10 assist tackles
Jordan Rusch '20 made 82 yards in rushing averaging 13.7 yards per carry
Cameron DeRoos, Photo Editor
Cameron DeRoos is a Senior and this is his second year on the newspaper staff. Cameron is a member of the Brain trust a collection of highly intelligent...
Are cars with manual transmissions still relevant?
Gwen Stacy and the dismantling of 'Women in Refrigerators'
The Rise and Fall of Monster High
Books Approved with Warnings
Periods – Not the Punctuation Mark
Down Goes U-Town
Mask Mandate Lifted for All Grade Levels
Mid-Year Slump
Newly Elected School Board Members Formally Seated
"March Against the 1776" Ends In Speeches at School Board Meeting
Planned March Against 1776
Questioning Curriculum

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Leading all the way, Stallion Heiress blitzed the field under jockey Mitchell Murrill, and passed the winning post more than seven lengths clear of the second horse home.
Stallionnaire Enterprises' three-year-old daughter of Exhange Rate is now two-for-two, and is clearly a filly with an exceptional future ahead of her. And in Stidham, she has the very best handler in the country at guiding a young talented horse to exceptional heights!
Stallion Heiress wasn't the only exciting winner on the day for the Stidham-Murrill team. Haniel, a three-year-old daughter of Mizzen Mast, made her racecourse debut a winning won, flashing home in good style to give owners Sangreal Investments much to dream about in the upcoming months.


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Floorcare category is definitely looking up!
By Phil Weafer June 01, 2014 Floor care
With increased competition in the form of new suppliers entering the category, and a consumer who seems to be looking up-, not downmarket, what lies in store for floorcare? Phil Weafer reports.
To view a PDF of the complete feature as it appeared in Wares magazine, click the download button at the bottom of this page.
To view the accompanying Floorcare Product Reference Guide, click here.
In last month's "Green" feature we looked at the potential impact that the EU's planned energy labelling could have on vacuum sales in New Zealand.
The general consensus from speaking to suppliers is that there will be no immediate effect. It is, however, something that will be monitored in case there is any potential impact as a result.
As Avery Robinson's Mark Robinson puts it when asked about the topic: "I think for us currently the EU energy labelling discussions are having no impact on sales of Dyson vacs in New Zealand so there's probably nothing more to say than that really."
Handstick a handy product
One subcategory that many feel is showing particular growth is the market for handstick vacuum cleaners. Sharon May, Product Manager, Floorcare for Miele Australia/New Zealand says that this product type will continue to grow.
"There is a growing trend towards handstick appliances, a segment that is potentially widening the repertoire of consumers." May continues to say that this category created a need for a second vacuum cleaner suitable for a mid-week clean or tidy up in many households.
Celebrating the first decade of Ergorapido, Electrolux Small Appliances' Alan Dalton also sees the handstick continuing to grow, both locally and internationally: "The only two categories growing within the floorcare category globally are robots and handstick. The true robots haven't arrived in New Zealand yet, they're coming. But handstick is where it is at this point in time. Some are calling them slim, cordless vacuum cleaners – instant clean is what they are."
Speaking about the launch of the new Dyson DC54 range, Mark Robinson is also quick to underline growth in handstick vacuum cleaners: "For us handsticks are a major growth. Year to date we've seen our value share for this product in the market grow 13% up to over 30% so we're seeing wonderful growth within that handstick category.
"For us, we're also expecting vacuums that require bags and filters to be replaced will decline I think as customers look for more sustainable products that reduce waste."
Current GfK data agrees that the handstick is the fastest growing segment with a 33% increase in units and an even larger growth in value (+38%, MAT April 2014), thanks to the popularity of higher end products. As a result of this growth, many of the suppliers I spoke with have said that the average selling price (ASP) has also increased, which is positive for everyone.
A more competitive market
So how has the market as a whole looked over the last year or so? With more competitors entering an already very competitive market, will it be a time to separate the wheat from the chaff? Maybe that's a little extreme, but certainly the suppliers I spoke with generally seem excited about the prospects ahead for the competitive category.
Ian Caudwell, Country Manager for New Zealand with Nilfisk, is one supplier that welcomes the prospect of new competitors to the market.
"It's good competition and keeps us on our toes. Nilfisk is seeing some good growth and I think the market in general is feeling a lot more positive. It hasn't been easy though – quite a few new brands have entered the vacuum market all demanding floor area in their special way which has meant established brands working harder for what they have."
Over at Parex, Barnaby Thompson also points to new players entering the market as the main factor behind the increased competition.
"The market is fairly competitive. There is certainly more competition [and] there seems to be more brands that have gotten involved. Some big brands like Samsung and others are here now, so it's pretty competitive. "
Electrolux's Alan Dalton saw the company experience good growth in the last year and this has continued into this year. Dalton says it's particularly pleasing because of the heightened levels of competition.
"Floorcare is one of the most competitive categories in the appliance sector – we've got over 60 competitors all looking for a piece of the market," he underlines.
One such recent entrant is Kärcher. While it has always had a stronger presence internationally in floorcare, Kere McBratney says is the brand now looking to expand its range in New Zealand.
"Business has been positive with good growth across our residential and commercial cleaning portfolios. Whilst Kärcher has had a domestic floorcare range globally for a long time it is an area that the New Zealand business has previously only had limited involvement in. That is set to change this year, so we expect to see some aggressive growth from a small base."
Good retailing relationships = good results
Consumers are more savvy and knowledgeable than ever before, mainly thanks to the information available to them through the internet. What can be done to combat issues such as showrooming that arise from all that internet activity?
When this topic was brought up with suppliers, there was a universal response that educating consumers at the point of sale (i.e in-store, to make sure the point is driven home) is imperative.
TTI's Nick Martin says that when it comes to floorcare products, ascertaining the consumer's needs is still the main goal in helping retailers make sales that will fulfill their customers' requirements and expectations.
"I think consumers on a whole still need that reassurance from the retailer, the person on the floor and that will come from a having a confidence in the person selling the items, that they are knowledgeable. It also means that retailers need to be asking the right kind of questions: what type of floor they have; do they have pets?"
Over at Avery Robinson, Mark Robinson feels that close relationships between retailers and suppliers is a key facet of generating sales and potential incremental sales: "That retail relationship is absolutely vital for suppliers. I think it's critical to have mutual goals and strategies and to work closely with the retailers to ensure that those strategies are implemented correctly across your range of promotions and plans."
Sharon May at Miele is another to place a lot of emphasis on the strength of the supplier-retailer relationship: "A strong relationship with retailers is the cornerstone of any business within a wholesale retail environment. When a brand or manufacturer transcends transactional selling and becomes a true partner to the retailer, category or business recommendations that create value and benefit to both parties will be highly respected."
Alan Dalton says that Electrolux is working with retailers now to further develop accurate forecasts, adding that the process has also started locally.
"We're doing a bit of that now because we are doing container drops with our retailers, which you need to plan ahead. That gives us structure in our business, it gives reliability with our factories and they get use to us so we get product on time and the right product on time so it forces us to focus on relationships."
Over at Nilfisk, Nick Caudwell believes understanding the consumer's needs and requirements when it comes to floorcare, adding it's the nitty gritty work done by the salesperson in-stopre which is key.
"They are such a vital part of the information chain and they are the only ones that can educate and inform the end users on unique features, the matching of the right machine to the person's needs and home size. Most importantly is discussing possible allergies with the customer as so many NZ children suffer from allergies. If the sales person can put the right vacuum into a home where there is someone suffering from allergies, it can literally change lives."
Demonstrate to sell
When it comes to floorcare products, consumers need to see the products in action before they are convinced about making a purchase. Barnaby Thompson at Parex stresses the importance of physical demonstration to consumers.
"For our products, we want people demonstrating our products. With our products, especially deep cleaning, if you demonstrate them, you'll sell them."
Thompson continues: "That's the big challenge we face, because there's nothing better than tangibly turning on the machine and show the customer what it can do. A lot of displaying products is showmanship, especially in floorcare. If you can get the product in a customer's hands and get them excited that's great."
Thompson says that the company feels there is opportunity for retailers to view its products as a potential add-on as a deep cleaner or steam mop with a vacuum purchase.
Interestingly, many suppliers point to the aesthetic aspect of a vacuum purchase when asked about displaying in-store.
In relation to the company's Ergorapido, Electrolux's Alan Dalton points to the design features of the machine as one appealing aspect to the consumer, saying "it's designed to be left on display."
As part of this aesthetic appeal, Electrolux is launching a limited edition model, that will be available for 90-days which will be beauty driven as each model is hand painted.
Miele's Sharon May also feels that colour choices need to be up to date and on trend – even though consumers make their choices based on the product's performance, aesthetics play a part in the appeal.
The irony of having trend-based vacuum cleaners is not lost on TTI's Nick Martin: "These are items that are kept in the cupboard, not shown off, yet we all spend so much time and effort on the aesthetics. But you need to do this because that's what appeals to consumers."
The importance of POS
When getting products in the hands of consumers, Point Of Sale can be a key component for suppliers to demonstrate products to customers. Mark Robinson of Dyson distributor Avery Robinson speaks about a recent display the company had to promote its handstick range.
"I think implemented correctly, point of sale in-store can have a massive impact in achieving those sales and strategic goals. We've seen it recently with the new displays we did with our handstick range. The stores that we worked with implementing those displays have seen massive increases in sales and it's been unbelievably successful so I think when the retailers and suppliers work together and share mutual goals and strategies it can be hugely successful."
One of the bugbears for suppliers I spoke with is the inconsistency showed at times by retailers when it comes to POS. Suppliers have said that some retailers are not interested in using POS and when they do, often times the display will be gone in a matter of days.
Speaking about the importance of the relationship between suppliers and retailers, Miele's Sharon May says that good POS is one direct result of that relationship being healthy. When the relationship is strong, she says, "recommendations for POS presence, position within stores and in-store theatre are taken seriously and increase the chances of being implemented."
For cleaning products, every supplier I spoke with sad that it is imperative that consumers realise what benefits they are getting at certain price points. By way of incentive towards upselling, here are some stats.
GfK's Moving Annual Total (MAT) to April 2014 versus 2013 says that while the largest market volume for vacuum cleaners still sits within the sub-$200 price brand, the increasing popularity of $200+ models – in particular $400+ models – has generated an overall increase in average price. Compared to last year, sales units increased by 1%, whereas sales value grew by 5%.
Upselling places greater emphasis on explaining to consumers exactly what they are getting for their dollar invested. Miele's Sharon May says it is essential that customers understand the advantages that distinguish high quality vacuum cleaners.
"Miele vacuum cleaners feature innovative technology and come equipped with comprehensive features and accessories that guarantee a high level of cleaning performance and convenience. Furthermore, quality vacuum cleaners ensure durability, longevity and represent outstanding value for money."
Kärcher is another supplier that cannot emphasise enough the importance for consumers and end users to look at quality over price. Kere McBratney says: "New Zealand consumers seem to be making a return to putting quality back near the top of the list of considerations in the purchase decision tree. Whilst this doesn't mean to say that price isn't an important consideration, it has meant that consumers are becoming more willing to spend more where they perceive a clear benefit from the increased spend.
"Ultimately consumers are looking to ensure that they continue to get value, whether it is in terms of product utility, improved product quality and life or value by way of support in the purchase decision making process."
Alan Dalton takes the view that you cannot have one without the other – for top products, you pay top money: "Let's be honest, you walk into a store; first you need to like the product; it's got the features you want; it's a brand you trust; then we might get the price so it's really number four. It's not price driven.
"There are a lot of people here that want to buy European product and if it's quality, and Electrolux delivers quality, people are willing to pay the money. You can't get quality and low price in the same equation, it's one or the other."
TTI's Nick Martin also feels that it's important consumers realise they "pay for what they get". Martin also says consumers need to accept responsibility when it comes to general upkeep of floorcare products.
"At the end of the day, people can baulk at a price but products are expensive because they can do this and deliver on that. Once a person realises that if they spend a little bit more, they get more features it's acceptable."
Setting the correct price can also be vital according to Parex's Barnaby Thompson, who questions whether over-inflating price points on floorcare products actually works.
"Each product has got a fair price and if you try get that right first time rather than dance around it, it's better for everyone because that's going to improve your sell-out which again is the key to any business. If it's not moving off the floor it's a headache for everybody. Pricing is key – as a supplier, we can only guide retailers ultimately it's either their business strategy or approach and ultimately it's their decision."
Going forward – seeking value growth
So how do the suppliers in the channel feel going forward? There is a certainly a sense of excitement and anticipation going forward from those I spoke with. For one, Mark Robinson of Avery Robinson is looking forward to the coming year with anticipation.
"We're obviously excited for the year ahead. We've gone through some big changes as a company but we're unbelievably enthusiastic and excited for the year ahead."
TTI's Nick Martin says that we are entering a key time for floorcare, with consumers dealing with fewer distractions at this time of year.
"As one retailer said to me you have the 'Christmas/New Year hangover', you have the schools returning so the money is going towards all these types of things in the beginning of the year which distract from people purchasing to a greater extent. But also, things like the election and the budget factor in too."
With the 10 year anniversary of the company's Ergorapido firmly in mind, Alan Dalton says Electrolux is looking forward to the year ahead and is crystal clear about where he would like the brand and the market as a whole to go.
"We are trying to lift average selling price. According to GfK, 70% of the volume is under $200. Now we know we have to be there, but we don't want to be there. When you've got the New Zealand Government talking up the economy saying it's buoyant that's when you get people looking to pay a bit more."
So it's an exciting and challenging time to be in the floorcare category. With new competitors entering the market and new products and technologies, international trends constantly being updated; players need to ship up or fear of being blown away.
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Q: How to efficiently handle very high number of false positives in training data? I am constructing a training dataset for a classification problem with three categories: A, B and C.  Once estimated/learned, I want to use the classifier to identify observations of types B and C in new data.
My problem is that almost 90% of observations are in A, so I get very few training examples of B and C and thus provide little information to the algorithm about how B differs from C.
Is there a recommended way for handling this? For example, can I throw out cases that are highly likley to be A before I construct the training dataset?

A: This is an imbalanced class classification problem.
One common approach would be undersampling or oversampling - depending on the amount of training data available for you.
You can read more in 8 Tactics to Combat Imbalanced Classes in Your Machine Learning Dataset


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Dhoni said Indo-Pak cricket matches tend to generate such media hype and it was important for the players not to get sucked into the frenzy and lose focus of the task at hand.
"Well, we know the kind of hype media India-Pakistan matches generate. We are not getting involved in all this. We need to know what we are expected to do and focus on that," Dhoni said at the pre-match media conference here.
"All this is part of cricket and we have to accept it. But the key is not to get involved. We will have the biggest distinguished guests (referring to Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Pakistan PM Yousuf Raza Gilani) to see the match, we have to be at our best," Dhoni said.
Asked whether the excessive hype would affect the Indians who are playing at home, the Indian skipper said, "It is not really affecting us. We all know it is a big tournament and we have prepared a lot. Our preparations have been the same like what we have done in the past few days."
Dhoni was not unduly worried about his batting form and reckoned that he had just not got opportunities to score big though he has been striking the ball well.
Asked specifically if pressure of captaincy was taking a toll on his batting, Dhoni responded: "It is only a cricketing aspect, nothing to do with form. I have been batting quite well. Sometimes the situations are not great to play flamboyant cricket. In the Bangladesh match, such a situation was there but I didn't get to bat."
"If you are batting at No 5, 6, or 7, you don't get to bat much if the top order scores. I think the last game (against Australia) was ideal but it went straight to a fielder. It does not go your way always. Form has not been a worry," he added.
Asked whether all the players in the squad were fit, Dhoni said "as of now, everybody seem to be fit. Hopefully they will be fit."
On whether this was his biggest match as captain, Dhoni said he did not believe in comparisons .
"In a cricketer's life there will be many instances, this is no doubt an important match. After some time you forget. I have forgotten how we were feeling before the semi-final and final in 2007. Three years down the line, every game is different.
"At the end of the day, it remains a 50 overs game, you have to be at your best. You have to maintain the intensity for 100 overs to win the game," the Indian skipper said.
Dhoni admitted that the presence of the Prime Ministers of both India and Pakistan and cricket being used as a tool for politics could serve as distraction.
"That will be a distraction if I think of how we can help in bringing about a political change. I have been given job to lead the side and I have to do that to the best of my ability," he said.
The Indian captain said one team had to lose in the end and fans have to take the result of the match in the right spirit.
"Somebody has to lose, irrespective of all the political talk and cricketing hype. At the end of 30th March, one team loses. It does not happen in cricket along, it happens in all sports," Dhoni pointed out.
"The good thing is we are all unaware of what is happening. Not watching the television is helping. It's a honour to lead the side. If you take it as a pressure job, you will find yourself in a pressure cooker," he said.
On the Pakistan team, Dhoni said they have a good bowling attack with their seamers and spinners doing a good job in the tournament.
"They have a good bowling attack. Their seamers and spinners are doing a good job, the part-timers are also doing well. In sub-continental conditions, these players play a role. All-rounders like Abdul Razzak and (Shahid) Afridi give them the liberty to play extra bowlers," he said.
On the Mohali track, the Indian captain said he could not comment on the wicket as he has not seen the track yet.
"Not seen the wicket, so I can't comment. In Mohali, most of the time it is in favour of batsmen," Dhoni said.
Dhoni also said that his Pakistan counterpart Afridi has been bowling really well in the tournament.
"He has been bowling really well and has been the pick of their bowlers...But irrespective of the bowler, we have to treat the ball on merit and respect the good deliveries, he said.


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The past weeks were crazy. Between being the Wedding Officiant for the marriage of two close friends to spending multiple days in Amsterdam for Amsterdam Dance Event, together with Bryan Isaac I also explored Dutch Design Week and we played at Complex (Maastricht). We ended the week in Paris dancing to Andrea Oliva and Pan-Pot, checking some tourist sights and saw the Picasso exhibition. Insane but good vibes everywhere, fully charged with creativity again!
It's been too long ago already to write a full detailed story and I think the majority of us who visited ADE had enough impressions to process afterwards. Below is my set I played for Layzer at The Student Hotel during ADE, hope you enjoy it.


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is SO crafty and talented.
myself (far right) at our 10 year high school reunion.
She made these ADORABLE centerpieces for our Mother and Father in-law's 40th wedding anniversary!
I had to share this super cute idea.
then placed a flower in a planter inside & stuck a fabulous picture in the plant.


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The expectation of our hope is sustained by the Lord by the tokens of grace which strengthens us in the time of trouble and contradiction of sinners.The thief comes to steal our fellowship with God by setting fellowship within the distortions of the mind. God draws back the curtain of deception that we may be true to Him, teaching us to separate our thoughts to the covenant terms provided for our faith.
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Why is This Happening to Me? Body Karma Explained
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"We always have free will in how we choose to deal with our body karma as it arises, and this choice determines our destiny."
After doing thousands of psychic readings and past-life therapy sessions dealing with the health of the physical vessel, I've decided it would be helpful to elucidate some of the basic premises which have become abundantly clear from my decades of experience in this area.
Firstly, whether we're consciously aware of it or not, most of us have had several dozen to several hundred past incarnations, and the details of these lives are stored in our psyches' cellular memory.
Consequently, if we think of all the injuries and shocks to the system that our bodies have sustained in just one life and multiply this by all the lives in our cellular memory bank, we can begin to get an idea of the pool of unresolved body issues that may be coming up to be healed in any given incarnation.
In addition, when we think of all the lives in which we didn't die peaceable in our sleep with no regrets or unresolved emotions, these may also come up to be healed at pre-programmed times in our karmic story-line, also known as fate.
What about our genetic heritage? Our souls choose their genetic predisposition as the tip of the karmic iceberg to reactivate the body karma we're here to heal─just as we choose our parents, environmental factors and personality potentials as part of the perfect karmic activation package.
So, when my clients complain that years in psychotherapy have still not resolved their issues, I remind them that this life is just one chapter in the soul's story and that, unless one goes into the previous chapters, it's almost impossible to fully make sense of the root causes of our challenges.
That's also why, when I get the question I'm most commonly asked of, "Why is this happening to me?" I've found that attaining clarity from a higher perspective and becoming willing to embrace all levels of healing involved are the pre-requisites before the most successful and long-lasting results can be achieved from any physical protocols.
For example, one prevalent body karma theme has to do with being overweight in a way that doesn't allow one to be fully accepting and loving of their body just the way it is.
There are a multitude of past life reasons for this. One that's common is a form of balancing karma from lives in which one died from starvation during times of famine and the last dying wish was to be in a heaven of unlimited earthly delights in the form of food. One woman whom I regressed said that her dying vision was now her and her husband's greatest joy: "We roam through the aisles of our local all-night supermarket filled with abundant food." Unfortunately, the husband's obesity-related diabetes has caused him to become impotent, so food had literally become the source of all that is blissfully orgasmic for them.
With karma, the old saying "Be careful what you wish for" is certainly true. In fact, all unrequited desires, sooner or later become manifested. However, because it can take many lives, in certain cases, by the time we get what we wished for, the circumstances may be so different that we feel victimized rather than empowered. Cosmic humor, indeed.
I've also done dozens of past-life regressions where women have become overly-attached to a large and voluptuous body type because at various times in human history─bigger was literally better. They were considered the most attractive at their largest and, now that they have the same body type and it's out of fashion, they have a challenging time coming to terms with themselves just the way they are. What's a girl to do? 🙂
For men, many large and seemingly over-sized guys have had past lives fighting woolly mammoths in ice age conditions where large was good, bigger was better, and furry was an added plus in frigid temps. But since we're not in an ice age at the moment, they might appear as throwbacks, attached to their big bodies for survival when it doesn't serve their highest good anymore.
Other large men (and women) are attached to their body-type because as warriors their bulk in times when food was scarce allowed them to win half the battle before it even started because they appeared so intimidating. NFL players, as our modern-day gladiators, are remnants of this body archetype.
In all the above cases, there's a need to become aware of the root causes of the karmic attachment to food or body type for survival or attractiveness and, from this, one can then more clearly choose to bring the relationship with food and the body into balance without the heretofore unconscious fear of death or lack of love inhibiting the karmic healing in this area.
For more on this, please view my TV Episode entitles "the Weight of His Past" on this exact karmic issue, which was healed through past-life regression therapy: VIDEO
On a more personal note, in the case of foot karma, I've written a whole chapter about my body karma in this area in my memoir, Cosmic Sugar, entitled "The Concubine Chronicles─The Foot Binding Unwinding."
After many lives in China of being hobbled by having tiny tulip-shaped bound feet as my ticket to survival, attractiveness, and more I'm dealing with many ongoing painful foot problems in this life. To open up my feet, so that I could ground my psychic energies to the earth, I've done standing chi gung daily for over 20 years as well as having much healing work and deep massage done.
One of the upshots is that my feet have expanded from a petite size 5 to a size 8 1/2 double wide in less than 20 years, and they just keep growing. My lesson is in letting go of any aversion or vanity in having to wear more functional footwear and just being grateful that I can still get around on my own and am now more fully rooted to the earth.
I've had many clients with severe energetic imbalances in their body which run the gamut from hyper/manic to lethargic/depressed, on all levels from the mental/emotional to the physical/sexual and sometimes both in an alternating current. Many of these have had karmic cycles of past lives of overindulgence on the sense level alternating with cycles of complete asceticism and denial of the body. Obviously, in this life the karmic healing would be in choosing to go for the middle path bringing balance to the being.
Until this is addressed, the extreme nature of the cycling can continue to escalate until some form of breakdown occurs, forcing attention to be paid. In this case, the karma can be healed at any point in the downward spiral when the individual chooses to go for the course correction. As they say in 12-step programs, "All bottoms have infinite trap-doors." This is especially true with issues of body karma, because if the root causes are not resolved before the body is dropped, the karma gets carried forward.
In the case of phobias, any traumatic past life event, especially death, can create an activation in the cellular memory when similar circumstances trigger it. For example, in cases of OCD, many have had past-lives in which they died from some sort of plague, thus creating a fear of death from anything connected to germs.
Past-life injuries, from battles or otherwise, can come up to be healed in the same parts of the body, almost feeling like ghost limbs and where, in many cases, medical tests reveal nothing substantially wrong. Those who have neck pain may have been hung or wounded there. Asthma sufferers may have had lives of being buried alive. Those with fear of water may have drowned. Claustrophobia can arise from being imprisoned in a small space. Even certain geographical locations can trigger an irrational aversion if it activates a past life memory of a not-so-happy ending there.
Obviously, I could list literally thousands of case studies─but you get the idea.
With mental illness, including cases of arrested development or retardation, the karma carried can be from cycles of lives in which mental development was prized above heart or any other level of the humanness. Thus, the soul chooses to come in with one part of the mind handicapped, so that there can be a more balanced development in the fullest human range of the soul. Other times, mental challenges can be a form of karmic rut in the identity, past-life patterns of suicide being a common example, which the soul is here to overcome and grow beyond.
Before I get into case studies of cancer and other life-threatening illnesses, let me say this: my Channels have defined pain as a signal tone from the Higher Self that a course correction is indicated. It comes first as spiritual pain, then as mental and emotional, until finally if we haven't gotten the whispered message our Higher Self yells in our inner ear: "COURSE CORRECTION INDICATED!"─we're getting blasted by some level of physical discomfort. If that still doesn't do it, then the unlearned lessons of choosing to go for the growth are carried into the next incarnation ad infinitum thus setting up the playing field for our present-day karma.
The most important thing to remember, especially when it comes to the physical pain that accompanies much of our body karma, is that we're not consciously responsible on the ego/personality levels for creating it by anything we have done or not done in our present incarnation.
But rather, our body karma arises at the perfect time to get us to focus on whatever course correction is indicated in some aspect of our being, and that nothing less than what has manifested on the physical level would have gotten our attention enough to be willing to address it and take action. So, while we're not responsible in this life for our illnesses and other forms of body karma, we most certainly are responsible to it, as our symptoms are speaking to us.
In cases of cancer and other life-threatening illnesses, the karmic roots are too numerous to mention them all. However, ALL are chosen by the soul for karmic healing and soul growth where no lesser drama would do. Please remember that the personality NEVER consciously chooses such conditions.
In many cases, especially with breast cancer, the course correction is in placing the need to nurture Self first. This could mean pruning any toxic jobs, relationships, environments, addictions or unhealthy food choices that are a symptom of not putting Self-Love before any other.
Where other forms of cancer, heart disease or life-threatening illness arise, especially in men or yang-types, there is a karmic predisposition in the identity to be a giver, a doer, a teacher, and/or a healer. The severe nature of illness forces those who are challenged in the area of receiving love, aid, and nurturing from others to surrender to developing the softer, yin and more vulnerable side of their Beings.
In many of these storylines, the karmic healing comes from getting the lessons inherent in being sick and not necessarily in healing from the illness. But rather, sometimes what needs to be brought into balance is through the healing that occurs within the dying process.
When one fully surrenders to what is, one may be gifted with the grace, nobility and true power that can spontaneously arise from this, then healing can occur up to the last moment of breath. Conscious dying then becomes the foundation from which no new karma on the themes of fear of death or imperfect humanness needs be played out again at this level.
Lastly, let's look at aging gracefully. Did you know that over 50% of the human race that have ever lived to be over 65 are presently alive on the earth today? That means that as a race we have no cellular memory of how to age gracefully in an empowered way into our 80's, 90's and beyond.
This is one reason why there's so much fear around aging. As a race we haven't as yet learnt how to do it in a positive way, especially in modern western culture. So, it's very exciting to be part of a new generation in the evolution of consciousness planting seeds in the racial cellular memory about how to live long, with health, vitality and no diminishment of power, but rather a continuous gathering of our forces and an ever-deepening wisdom. How're you doing with that?
In closing, in the Vedic traditions of Ancient India, there are three levels of being bound by the wheel of karma: iron chains, silver chains and golden chains─-and some lives can be a combination of two or three of these stages.
Iron chains signify that one's in a life of balancing karma from lives in which there were sins of comission from harming others. To the degree that we consciously choose to do no harm and come from the heart, we are released from this level of bondage. But body karma in the areas we have harmed others may be part of the healing of this karmic package through developing compassion for self and others.
Silver chains come from lives in which we harmed no one but ourselves (sins of omission). Releasing ourselves from these chains means placing the love, nurturing and empowerment of self-first. Here, body karma arises as needed, to inspire us with this lesson.
And golden chains, ah golden chains, as good as they may sound they're still chains! These come from lives of good deeds in which there was any level no matter how subtle─of ego aggrandizement from our benevolence. In this case, we're pulled back on the wheel of karma into incarnations to reap the benefits of all the good we've done. In these lives, we need to learn how to receive our good fortune graciously. Body karma can still arise here, primarily as a reminder to maintain our open-heartedness and compassion, so there'll be no backsliding.
Vedic philosophy teaches that the higher one's consciousness evolves in the Divine game of Leela, Cosmic Play, the further one can fall. It's exactly like a game of chutes and ladders. As one rises higher, the levels of misuse that can incur karma become ever more subtle.
To be free from the wheel, one needs to become completely non-attached to the fruits of one's actions─like walking on sand and leaving no footprints. That's why having a very long-range perspective on the human evolution of consciousness and recognizing that Leela is beginningless and endless is the most peaceful way to Be.
So, when next you have some body karma arising, as we all will sooner or later, rather than just asking "Why is this happening to me?" the most useful follow-up question is: "What am I supposed to learn from this?"
For a detailed description of the philosophy of Cosmic Play, please click here: LEELA
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Seeing the sicknesses as the teachers, pray to them.
Sicknesses are coming to you by the kindness of the mastersand the Three Jewels.
Sicknesses are your accomplishments, so worship them as thedeities.
Sicknesses are the signs that your bad karmas are beingexhausted.
Do not look at the face of your sickness, but at the one (themind) who is sick.
Do not place the sicknesses on your mind, but place yournaked, intrinsic awareness upon your sickness.
This is the instruction on sickness arising as the Dharmakaya.
The body is inanimate and mind is emptiness.
What can cause pain to an inanimate thing or harm to theemptiness?
Search for where the sicknesses are coming from, where theygo, and where they dwell.
Sicknesses are mere sudden projections of your thoughts.
When those thoughts disappear, the sicknesses dissolve too….
There is no better fuel (than sicknesses) to burn off the badkarmas.
Don't get into entertaining a sad mind or negative views (overthe sicknesses).
But see them as signs of the waning of your bad karmas andrejoice over them.
By Rigdzin Jigme Lingpa (1729–1798)
From Apparitions of the Self: The Secret Autobiographies of a TibetanVisionaryby Janet Gyatso (author)


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Long Run should skip the Gold Cup and be trained for the National
I was pleased to hear that Long Run scoped dirty and that it was nothing physical from that bad blunder he made in yesterday's Charlie Hall. His consistency and attitude are rare and he's still only 8. I don't think he has gone downhill in the way his mark suggests – he was simply overrated on the two big races he won back to back.
In his King George in 2011, he met a sick Kauto Star, a two mile four horse in Riverside Theatre, then the usual suspects – Nacarat, Planet of Sound etc. He went up 17lbs for that, then three more were added when he ran down a pair in the Gold Cup who'd exhausted themselves battling from three out off a pace that had been hot throughout – SWC arguably outrode the pros that day. Remember too, that the second fav, Imperial Commander, pulled up (bled & lame).
He's never been a 182 horse for my money. His mark now, 171, is about as good as he's ever been, though I'd maybe allow a couple of pounds deterioration and put that down to very tough races. The Battle of the Somme he had in winning the 2012 KG would have finished quite a few horses. He's hellish tough, though I'd find it hard to believe these constant challenges at the top level haven't taken something out of him.
For me, he is what he's always been; an out and out stayer. Against top class opposition he needs the desperate ground he got in the KG last year (worst going in the race since 1937), or hara-kiri performances by the other jocks in setting an unsustainable pace. In a fairly run Grade 1 on reasonable ground at 24 to 26 furlongs, he simply hasn't got the pace at the business end.
As for Harry Topper – there's a horse with an engine. He travelled farther than everything else in the race yesterday, walked through one fence, clattered a few more and pulled some double-jointed moves to stay upright. He looks as honest as you could wish for and if he can regain his confidence, he'd be a threat at the top level.
He was on the deck in his final two outings last season and went at many of the fences yesterday with obvious trepidation. I think an extreme close-up might have shown him shutting his eyes on take-off and hoping for the best!
K Bailey has a job on his hands in rebuilding this horse's belief in himself, but if he achieves it, HT would be a very lively Gold Cup outsider. And if his jumping doesn't get better, oddly enough, he'd be tailor-made for the National. With the cores gone from those fences now (thankfully), HT would just barrel his way through the loose spruce. And if Long Run were mine, that's where he'd be going next year. I'd miss the Gold Cup and send him to Aintree. Ninety nine percent of his errors are at his back end, and he'd just pull the spruce down and stay forever. And guess which jockey currently has the best strike rate over the National fences?
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Geoff is bred for it, his father being the Frankel of bookmakers, the great John Banks, who died ten years ago. I remember John well; I was at my first Ayr meeting as a boy, it was a hot day, and as I stood looking at John's board he reached down and gave me a choc ice – God knows how he kept them cool for his punters. John was cooler than any ice cream and pulled off some great PR stunts, managing, at the same time, to irritate Cyril Stein of Ladbrokes. But those tales are for another day.
I ought to make it clear now that I have no association with Geoff and take no reward of any kind for promoting his business. I admire him because he lays a decent bet and, more importantly for me, he was first to go non-runner-no-bet for Cheltenham. The majority of my punting is ante-post and the comfort of knowing your stake doesn't go west with a non runner is worth a lot at any time never mind on the approach to the biggest meeting of the year.
Around this time I like to dig out a fiver each way treble for the festival, to try to win an amount which for many would be life-changing. Geoff Banks offers best price NRNB on the three I've chosen this year.
If you don't already have an account with Geoff, you can open one here. It can take a few hours to get your account approved. Once it is, you have the option of credit or the standard deposit with a debit card. Geoff tells me that one of his most popular services is the text service – you just text what you want in plain English and get a quick acknowledgement.
Geoff has kindly agreed to hold these prices as long as he can for readers of this blog.
If you just want to get on with it, here are the selections:
Jewson Chase – Third Intention 16/1
World Hurdle – Get Me Out of Here 12/1
Gold Cup – The Giant Bolster – 16/1
Return on a £5 win treble is £18,785: a winning EW treble returns £19,285: a place treble returns £500.
And here's the reasoning . . .
Third Intention is a horse I've been watching for some time; I think there's at least one good race in him, and I believe he's close to twice the odds he should be for the Jewson. Two things are important to him: decent ground and a hold-up ride (he can idle badly in front).
At last year's festival he ran well to finish 8th in the Coral Cup with 11st 10lbs. Since going chasing he's had three unsuccessful attempts at beating Captain Conan who will probably start favourite for the Jewson if Dynaste misses the race. But last time at Sandown I think Third Intention would have beaten Cap Conan had he not idled after being in front a long time – he was beaten a neck at levels.
Many say Captain Conan did not show his true form that day, but I always take the view that such conclusions should be treated with caution. Despite that being a substantial turnaround on earlier form, I think there's every chance that TI was much better suited by the step up in trip (previous runs against CC were at 2 miles, this one was 2m 5f: Jewson is 2m 4f)
Third Intention is better going left-handed, better on decent ground and is improving: 16/1 is far too big and even if Dynaste runs here I think TI will be hard to keep out of a place.
Get Me Out of Here is another I've always liked, and one I've believed capable of winning good races. He's been 2nd four times at Cheltenham, three of those being at the festival. Like Third Intention, decent ground is important for GMOOH, much more so than TI. This will be his first attempt at 3 miles, but he stayed on for pressure when 2nd in the Coral Cup last year carrying 11.12.
Jonjo, the master of getting them cherry-ripe for the festival will have him spot on. AP rides. It's a fairly open race and he has every chance of being placed and perhaps just nicking the race late. My main fancy here is Oscar Whisky but GMOOH definitely represents value.
The Giant Bolster. This bugger's jumping flaws must make him horribly frustrating to train; he rarely puts in a clear round and in his early days was regularly on the floor. But he has bags of talent and loves Cheltenham. His record at the track, when he has stood up, is 6112: that 2nd was in last year's Gold Cup (I'd backed him at huge prices and was going mental as they went for the last!).
His trainer and jock think he needed the race at Newbury when blown away by Silviniaco Conti who was giving him 4lbs. One thing we do know with him over Silv Conti, he loves Cheltenham.
My main bet here is Bobs Worth but of the outsiders I was between TGB and Cape Tribulation. TGB's comparative youth, his fine run last year and Cape Trib's habit of dropping in the odd poor run (never completed a hat trick) swayed me toward The Giant Bolster.
So there you are. Risk a tenner and it might just give you something to shout about. If they all get placed, come back and buy a copy of Warned Off!


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Image 3 Description Location Plan and preliminary survey. Cairnfield and field system at Juniper Gill.


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How to Make a Career in the Field of International Relations?
Are you interested in global politics, foreign affairs and international security issues? Do you want to make the world a better place? If so, a career in international relations might be just the right fit for you. If the idea of working for the European Union or the United Nations appeals to you, or you […]
By YoungDiplomats Team Nov 09, 2017
Are you interested in global politics, foreign affairs and international security issues? Do you want to make the world a better place? If so, a career in international relations might be just the right fit for you.
If the idea of working for the European Union or the United Nations appeals to you, or you dream of becoming a diplomat representing your country abroad, studying international relations is a solid idea. It's one of the most versatile degrees out there, and can lead to a wide range of job opportunities. Follow these steps to set yourself up with an international relations career.
Do some career research
Since the field of international relations is a wide one, it's important to have a clear idea in your head of what kinds of work you would most want to do. Doing negotiations at the EU parliament is quite a different beast than helping children get vaccinated in a developing country. Most international relations graduates work within one of three sectors: public, private and non-profit/NGO. Think about what would be your ideal job placement, as this determines what types of international relations studies you should pursue.
Get a bachelor's degree
A bachelor's degree or a master's degree is the bare minimum you will need in order to work within the realm of international relations. Look for any of these majors: international relations, international affairs, international diplomacy, and international studies. Pay attention to the content of the degree programs: in certain schools international relations is lumped together with political science and global studies, for example at Adelphi University in New York and the University of Central Florida. At other universities, the degree of international relations is more closely affiliated with social sciences and humanities, like at the Budapest Metropolitan University. Some schools, such as the London South Bank University, offer both types of international relations degrees. You should pick the type of program that best aligns with your future career interests.
Take on internships
Internships are key to getting your foot in the working world, especially when it comes to international relations and development work. A good time to start interning is right after receiving your bachelor's, or in the middle of your program. You can search for suitable internships at the United Nations, the World Bank or within the government sector. If you are able to go to a developing country to intern for an NGO, that's great – you will get valuable field experience and will develop your language skills.
You can also look for cross-cultural internships or volunteering opportunities in your own country, such as helping refugees. Unfortunately most internships are unpaid: start saving money early so that you can afford to live without any income for 6-12 months. If acquiring savings is not possible, try to get an assignment with UN Volunteers – these gigs do pay a small salary, contrary to the job name.
Get a master's degree
Once you have some internship and work experience, you may want to move onto the next stage of your career. A graduate degree is necessary when looking for advanced-level international relations jobs, such as those within the United Nations. If you majored in international relations for your bachelor's degree, you could pursue a different topic for your master's, such as politics, international business or foreign languages.
But if your undergraduate degree is not in international relations, it's a good idea to get your master's in the field. Just as with the bachelor's, there are different areas of emphasis when it comes to international relations master's degrees. Some programs are more generic, such as that of Middlesex University in London, and some are more specialized. The American University of Washington D.C., for example, offers an international relations master's focusing anywhere from global politics to just United States foreign policy.
About the Writer: Mirva Lempiäinen is a US-educated freelance journalist from Finland. After calling New York City home for about a decade, she now resides on the French-Caribbean island of Guadeloupe.
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Q: Why no @types for Semantic-ui-react? Will @types/semantic-ui work? Can I get by without @types? I'm using typescript on my node.js react-app.
Would like to use semantic-ui-react.
However I cannot seem to find a @types/semantic-ui-react. I can only find @types/semantic-ui.
Will @types/semantic-ui suffice? Can I get by without a @types?
I noticed in past comments they were working on @types for react back in 2016, but cannot seem to find a @types.

A: Typings are included to Semantic UI React by default, you don't need to install any additional packages.
https://github.com/Semantic-Org/Semantic-UI-React/blob/v0.86.0/package.json#L8