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Grammys 2021 postponed because of Covid-19
The awards ceremony, which celebrates one of the best in music, has been postponed because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, in response to an announcement despatched to members of the Recording Academy and obtained by CNN. It is going to now tentatively happen on March 21, 2021.
The occasion had been set to happen on the Staples Middle in Los Angeles on January 31, with "The Each day Present" host Trevor Noah performing as host.
The transfer comes in the future after the union that represents actors and media professionals, SAG-AFTRA, referred to as for a manufacturing maintain in COVID-plagued Southern California.
"Southern California hospitals are dealing with a disaster the likes of which now we have by no means seen earlier than. Sufferers are dying in ambulances ready for therapy as a result of hospital emergency rooms are overwhelmed. This isn't a protected atmosphere for in-person manufacturing proper now," SAG-AFTRA President Gabrielle Carteris stated in an announcement on Monday.
In its steering, the union inspired members to remain house and decline on-set employment.
"Even placing apart the chance of buying COVID on set — a threat that now we have achieved a fantastic deal to mitigate by our security protocols — on-set manufacturing all the time poses some threat of damage, whether or not due to a stunt gone flawed, an tools failure or a garden-variety fall. Proper now, with few if any hospital beds out there, it's onerous to grasp how a employee injured on set is meant to hunt therapy," SAG-AFTRA Nationwide Govt Director David White stated.
The Grammys was set to be the beginning of Hollywood awards season.
The Golden Globes, which is normally held in January, will now be the primary award present of the season, if it goes ahead. The ceremony is scheduled to happen on February 28, 2021 in Beverly Hills, California.
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Q: passing excelDefined named range in UDF in VBA In my excel sheet my entire column(A) i named it "myRadius" and in "A1" the cell value is 15.25. My entire column(B) i named it "myConstant" and the cell value for "B1" is 5. Then in "C1" i type some formulas which is "=myRadius*myConstant" and the result is 76.25. But when i create a VBA Function(UDF) for cleaner code and type it in "D1" the result is "#VALUE!". Here is my UDF.
Function ComplexCircle(myRad As Variant, myCons As Variant)
ComplexCircle = myRad * myCons
End Function

In "D1" i type "=ComplexCircle(myRadius,myConstant)"
Do i missing something? I did try variant/double/range parameter but it doesn't work

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We are in the middle of cold and flu season, but that doesn't mean you have to get sick! There are simple steps you can take to supercharge your immune system and avoid sickness. I've been flu-free for years, so here are few of my QUICK TIPS how to avoid winter colds and flu NATURALLY.
A few years back, when I was still leading a very unhealthy lifestyle, I was sick all the time. I would constantly have inflammation, U.T.I.s and other infections. Every single winter I was sick. And during cold and flu season, I used to visit doctors as if the doctor's office was a weekly subscription. Doctors pumped me full of antibiotics, and I was swallowing endless vitamins supplements just to keep my body functioning. It was awful.
After a while, antibiotics stopped working, and as a result of taking so much medication, I started to have serious gut and digestion problems. It led to a point where I couldn't take antibiotics anymore because I felt so sick when I take them.
Luckily, at that point, I started to take my health more seriously. I started changing my lifestyle and switched to a healthy WHOLESOME diet that healed my gut, strengthened my immune system and healed my body.
So when it comes to colds and flu, your first line of defense is to choose a healthy lifestyle. Following general good-health guidelines is the single best step you can take toward naturally keeping your immune system strong and healthy.
The immune system and inflammation go hand in hand, and causing an inflammatory response is one major way the immune system responds to a threat and starts to fight off bacteria or tissue damage. That's why anti-inflammatory spices like ginger, turmeric, cayenne, cinnamon, and garlic are staples in my kitchen, and I use them daily all year round. But during winter I kinda increase my usage. I incorporate these super spices into each of my meal – a double dose. I use them in everything from soups, to salads, to drinks.
These spices are like inexpensive secret weapons that just about everyone can take advantage of. Have Orange Mango Turmeric Smoothie Bowl for breakfast or Carrot Ginger Soup for dinner. Both are delicious and super-spice powered up!
Healthy immune system warriors need good regular nourishment so make sure you load your plates with lots of colorful fruits and veggies. And while all fruit and veggies are healthy, some deserve special mention for their ability to quell inflammation in our body. Like citrus fruits. Or dark leafy greens such as kale, spinach, collard greens and Swiss chard. They all contain powerful antioxidants, flavonoids, carotenoids, and vitamin C – all of which help protect against colds and flu. Also, blueberries rate very high in antioxidant capacity compared to other fruits and vegetables.
How does Blueberry Chia Smoothie sound? Yummy, right! And for an extra immunity punch, you can add anti-inflammatory spices to your fruits and vegetables to increase their antioxidant capacity. Like this cinnamon-packed Spicy Broccoli Soup.
Herbal teas are a great way to prevent illness. Not only do you get the medicinal benefits, but they are also great for soothing, warming, and relaxing. During cold winter days, I have lots and lots of tea. Nothing warms me better than a cup of tea, that's an honest truth. I love to have a cup of chamomile tea with fresh ginger root and a bit of honey in the evening. Also, green tea, matcha tea, black tea and other beautiful flu-fighting teas are on my menu daily.
If you're into lattes (like me) – great. How about frothy warming Matcha Green Tea Latte?
Optimizing your gut flora is important for a well-functioning immune system, which protects our body from colds and flu. In fact, the majority of inflammatory diseases start in your gut, as the result of an imbalanced gut flora.
Fermented foods, such as kefir, kimchi, miso, pickles, sauerkraut, olives, and other fermented vegetables, help with reseeding your gut with good bacteria. Fermented foods can also help your body get rid of harmful toxins.
Taking in fermented foods is the optimal way to sustain your digestive health. But in these modern times, the community of our beneficial bacteria in our gut are under constant attack from the environment. Our poor diet, daily stress, over-medicating… all of these things disrupt the healthy balance of our gut flora. We can combat this by eating probiotics foods, but sometimes that just isn't enough.
Taking a probiotic supplement as a part of our daily routine is the way to ensure a sufficient amount of good bacteria that will keep our gut and our immune system in good shape.
Keeping your body well hydrated helps your immune system function efficiently, so make sure you drink a lot of fluids. Pure water is the best, so keep your water bottle filled up and at hand all the time. If you're using reusable bottles, just make sure you wash it with hot soapy water every day because reusable bottles can breed bacteria.
I really love Ello Glass Water Bottle, and if you're more stainless steel type, then you may want to check these sleek MIRA ones.
The humidifier is one amazing device and the best investment if you're aiming to reduce your sensitivity to infection. It helps prevent you from getting sick in the first place and relieves cold and flu symptoms if you already caught a virus. It also keeps your face, lips, and hair from completely drying out during the winter.
Anjou Humidifier is a great bedroom pick for a number of reasons. It's quiet, compact, and effective. It's a combined oil diffuser and humidifier, so you can reap the benefits of essential oils for cold and flu prevention as well.
You may have noticed you're more likely to catch a cold or other infection when you're not getting enough sleep. Lack of sleep leads to higher levels of a stress hormone – cortisol, that fires up inflammation in our body. Getting plenty of rest strengthens our immune system and protect us from nasty diseases. Usually, 7 to 9 hours for an adult is enough. I try to sleep at least 8 hours a day. Sleeping is a key for good mood and health.
While adding all these amazing superfoods in your diet, having plenty of sleep, and drinking water, it's also important to avoid those nasty pro-inflammatory processed foods like refined sugars, trans fats, and unhealthy cooking oils. Replacing processed foods with whole foods will affect not only your immunity system but overall body health.
The key to avoiding getting colds and flu every winter is keeping your body at optimal health all year round. That means having your immunity boosted up all the time. Avoiding getting sick starts with your diet. Food is an incredibly powerful tool.
Have you tried any of these strategies? If so, how have they worked? What are your favorite tips for preventing colds and flus? Let me know in comments below.
Love all these tips! I need to get better about eating fermented foods. There was this amazing fermented cauliflower I tried at a food festival a while back and I cannot for the life of me remember the brand – I want to find it again because it was soooo good!
Thank you so much Jamie. I'll definitely check out the book you've recommended. We need to change our perspective on health. Nature (and food) offer great medicine.
Potpuno se slažem, umerenost u svemu, i pre svega respektovanje signala koje nam naše telo šalje ,su najbitniji. Esencijalna ulja su naš porodični član već dugo, a začini i začinsko bilje ne izlaze iz naših tanjira.??
Bravo bravo Sunčica! Drago mi je to čuti. Ja sam poprilično nova u eteričnom svijetu ali vidim koliko mi to zbilja pomaže i za opuštanje i za dišne puteve. Hvala!


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Scholarship Fund recipients reflect the diversity of co-op members and represent the best of the co-operative movement: motivated, determined and making a positive contribution to their communities.
Investing in the future | 2021 Recipients | 2020 Recipients | 2019 Recipients | 2018 Recipients | 2017 Recipients | 2016 Recipients | 2015 Recipients | 2014 Recipients | 2013 Recipients | 2012 Recipients
of cooperators.
Contributing to the scholarship fund is an exciting opportunity to invest in the co-op leaders of tomorrow.
We also know these scholarship winners have a lot to offer right now – say hello when you see them around. We'll be inviting them to stand for election as directors, join CHF BC committees and involve themselves in our exciting new initiatives.
Consider making a donation.
The 2021 CHF BC Scholarship Fund winners were: Rhea Harper of Craigflower Co-op in Victoria who was awarded the tenth annual Aaron Webster Memorial Scholarship and Stacy Calogero of Kinross Creek Co-op in Vancouver who was awarded the CHF BC Scholarship in the tenth year of the program.
The 2020 CHF BC Scholarship Fund winners were: Dario Calogero of Kinross Creek Co-op in East Vancouver who won the ninth annual Aaron Webster Memorial Scholarship, Claire Henry of Heritage Co-op in Vancouver and Sapphire Dumaresq of Aaron Webster Co-op in Vancouver who were each awarded the CHF BC Scholarship in the ninth year of the program.
The 2019 CHF BC Scholarship Fund winners were: Amanda Hill of Tidal Flats Co-op in East Vancouver who won the eighth annual Aaron Webster Memorial Scholarship and Darya Kalyuk-Klyuchareva of City Edge Co-op in East Vancouver who was awarded the CHF BC Scholarship in the eighth year of the program.
The 2018 CHF BC Scholarship Fund winners were: Emily Lowan of Broadoaks Housing Co-op on Vancouver Island who won the seventh annual Aaron Webster Memorial Scholarship and Morgan Dowling of Cedar Mill Co-op in Vancouver who was awarded the CHF BC Scholarship in the seventh year of the program.
The 2017 CHF BC Scholarship Fund winners were: Laura Fletcher of Access Housing Co-op in Vancouver who won the sixth annual Aaron Webster Memorial Scholarship and Celina Calogero of Kinross Creek Housing Co-op in Vancouver who was awarded the CHF BC Scholarship in the sixth year of the program.
In 2016, CHF BC Scholarships were awarded to members of the following communities: La Petite Maison Co-op (Vancouver) and Oaklands Housing Co-op (Burnaby). The Aaron Webster Memorial Scholarship was awarded to a member of Tidal Flats Housing Co-op (Vancouver).
In 2015, CHF BC Scholarships were awarded to members of Misty Ridge Housing Co-op (Burnaby) and Westerdale Housing Co-op (Vancouver). The Aaron Webster Memorial Scholarship was awarded to a member of Sunbridge Housing Co-op (Vancouver).
In 2014, CHF BC Scholarships were awarded to members of Access Co-op (Vancouver) and Northern Way Co-op (Vancouver). The Aaron Webster Memorial Scholarship was awarded to a member of Charles Square Co-op (Vancouver).
The 2013 CHF BC Scholarship Fund winners were: Keisha Jones of Beckley Farm Co-op in Victoria who was awarded the second annual Aaron Webster Memorial Scholarship and Jessica McNeil of Dundee Court Co-op in Vancouver who was awarded the CHF BC Scholarship in the second year of the program.
The 2012 CHF BC Scholarship Fund winners were: Jazz Groden-Gilchrist of Heritage Co-op in Vancouver who was awarded the first annual Aaron Webster Memorial Scholarship and Arielle Yip of Le Coeur Co-op in Vancouver who was awarded the CHF BC Scholarship in the first year of the program.

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Columbia Borough firefighters extinguished a house fire that was possibly caused by a dryer machine.
Officials said the fire started in the kitchen. It is a fairly common occurrence, according to responding firefighters.
The fire began around 1:18 pm at 545 Concord Lane in Lancaster County. Damages are estimated at $2,000 to $3,000.


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Unlike USC loss, CU Buffs dominate down the stretch against UCLA
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Colorado senior George King high-fives a few fans as the Buffaloes pulled away from UCLA down the stretch of an 80-76 victory on Senior Day.
By Pat Rooney | prooney@prairiemountainmedia.com | Boulder Daily Camera
The Colorado men's basketball team had been in a similar position before. In fact, it was just a few days earlier.
Against USC last week, the Buffs were locked in a 58-58 tie with just over eight minutes remaining before the Trojans reeled off a 17-4 run that sent CU to its third consecutive loss. The Buffs were in a near-identical situation Sunday facing a two-point deficit with about eight minutes remaining, yet this time it was CU that took control.
The Buffs broke open a close game by scoring 17 of 18 points, paving the way for an 80-76 win against UCLA in the final regular-season home game.
"Coach (Kim) English made the comment coming out of the eight-minute media timeout," CU coach Tad Boyle said. "He said, 'This is where we were against USC at the eight-minute media timeout. Anybody's game.' But we made the plays, both offensively and defensively, down the stretch. Players make plays, and that's the bottom line. In tight games, when it is anybody's game, players make plays. And our guys made the plays tonight. Against USC on Wednesday, USC made the plays.
"It's a good feeling when your guys are doing what you know they're capable of doing."
The game-breaking 17-1 run began on a 3-pointer by Lazar Nikolic, which ended an 0-for-7 streak by the Buffs and also was the only field goal of the game for the freshman guard. Seniors Dom Collier and George King did most of the damage from there, scoring five points apiece during the run. McKinley Wright turned in the other two field goals during the burst, including a fast-break layup sparked by a blocked shot from King.
"That (Nikolic) shot and George's defensive block were kind of the two plays of the game, if you will, because of the timing of them," Boyle said.
More fallout
Earlier this weekend Boyle offered his thoughts on the Yahoo Sports report implicating a number of collegiate players and programs in a sweeping FBI investigation that has dominated headlines throughout the 2017-18 college basketball season.
Boyle's reactions occurred before the fallout from Friday night, when ESPN reported that Arizona coach Sean Miller was caught on an FBI wiretap allegedly arranging a $100,000 payment for 7-foot-1 freshman Deandre Ayton with ASM Sports representative Christian Dawkins, who was one of the figures arrested in the FBI's initial round of arrests last fall.
When asked about the latest on Arizona's situation, Boyle parsed his words a little more carefully while still reiterating the FBI investigation is taking the college game to new lows that have to be addressed.
"I've got my thoughts and I've got my beliefs. They haven't changed much since the beginning of the season," Boyle said. "I'm in favor of due process. I'm a proponent of innocent until proven guilty. There's a difference between getting accused of something and being arrested for something. Just because you're arrested doesn't mean you're guilty of something. But usually when the FBI comes in and arrests somebody…they still have their due process. They still are innocent until proven guilty. But to me, that's unheard of in our sport. Having people accused of stuff is not new. I haven't seen any video I haven't heard any recordings. But I saw four assistant coaches' pictures getting handcuffed by the FBI. To me, that's a different deal."
Unlevel playing field
Among the players listed in a Yahoo Sports report published Friday morning who allegedly received improper benefits were current Pac-12 rivals Chimezie Metu and Bennie Boatwright from USC, along with former Pac-12 standouts Kyle Kuzma (Utah) and Markelle Fultz (Washington), both of whom are rookies in the NBA.
Over the past few years, Boyle's Buffs have gone 0-11 against those three players. That mark improved to 1-12 when Ayton was added to the list following the Friday night ESPN report alleging a payment of $100,000 arranged for him by Miller.
In the case of the Boyle's Buffs, it is evidence that cheating pays off. Still, CU's leader refused to play that card when informed of his team's record against those players embroiled in the unraveling scandal.
"We were 0-11 against (Fultz, Kuzma, and USC) because those guys are good players and we haven't played well," Boyle said. "It's not that we're not good enough to beat them. We haven't played well enough to beat them."
"That's ludicrous, that's all I've got to say on that. That's crazy. Not everyone is getting paid."
— UCLA coach Steve Alford, responding to comments made by former Bruins star and Los Angeles Lakers rookie Lonzo Ball that everyone in college basketball is getting paid.
CU's win locked it into the eighth through 10th seed for the first round of the Pac-12 tournament. The most likely finish for the Buffs is either eight or nine, with a 10th-place finish requiring a loss by CU at Utah combined with Oregon State winning twice on the road against the Washington schools…The Buffs finished the home schedule with an average attendance of 7,449, the lowest figure since Boyle's first season in 2010-11 (7,014)…Dallas Walton recorded seven rebounds after grabbing just one over 50 minutes in the previous two games…Former CU assistant and current University of Denver head coach Rodney Billups sat courtside on Saturday…CU's 14 made 3-pointers against UCLA was its most in one game since the Buffs hit 17 against Oklahoma State on Jan. 30, 2005…In addition to CU's four seniors, the Buffs honored senior team manager Remi Marder before Saturday's game.
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Freestanding prototype BBQ with drive thru restaurant: As the first prototype for Jim N Nick's it set the tone and brand for a national corporate roll out. Specializing in southern BBQ the cooking pit was placed in front allowing that great BBQ smoke to fill the parking lot. A 1940's BBQ roadhouse feel was achieved with lighting, furniture types, textures, VCT floor tiles, and historic images all reminiscent of that great romantic period when over the highway travel was new and adventuresome. The architecture guide was this small-repurposed building had to over time had to enclose the porch because of success and popularity. Evolutionary architecture lends a sense of history and thus restaurant credibility. The bar was small but accommodated the local guests who identified with Jim N Nicks uniqueness and wanted it to be their BBQ watering hole. The front screened in porch could be closed down with barn door hardware into a private room, given great flexibility. The drive-thru element of this brand added significantly to its success.


On this episode of Young Hustlers Grant Cardone and Jarrod Glandt talk about when to walk away from a deal. Often it is the deal that you don't walk away from that costs you. But many people walk away from deals forever when they shouldn't.
1. Scarcity in Pipeline: You hold onto nothing because you have nothing to go to. You are scratching for crumbs. You need to pick up the phone!
2. Be professional on the way out: Don't hang up or burn bridges if you don't get what you want. You never know what can happen in the future. Accept responsibility for the outcome!
3. Never quit: When you walk away from a deal you aren't quitting the deal. If the deal is dead, think about how to nurture it in the future.
4. How do you walk away? Never say no until you absolutely have to.
If you took notes today, after 30 days, you will forget over 95% of what you learned today. You have to review things over and over. Remember if you don't remember with certainty, it doesn't matter. And If you can't deliver with certainty, it will not result in money.


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Q: Java POJO collection attributes I have a POJO something like the one mentioned below. Here I'm referring Set collection attribute in POJO1. I understand that set does not contain duplicate. Do I need to override equals() and hashCode() methods in POJO2? Using a Set here is not really going to helpful unless we override equals and hashCode methods? Please help me to understand little bit more on this context!
public class POJO1 {

        private String name;
        private Set<POJO2> pj2;

        public Company(){
            pj2 = new HashSet<>();
        }

        //setter and getter methods

    }

A: Yes the only way for Java to understand which objects are duplicates is to call equals() method. Default implementation of equals() checks that references of two objects point to the same location in memory.
But depending on exact implementation of your Set you might need to override hashCode/equals or implement Comparable interface.
Since you put objects of POJO2 into HashSet you need to verride hashCodeequalsmethods inPOJO2` class.

A: You do like this
import java.util.Set;

public class POJO1 {

    private String name;
    private Set<POJO2> pojo2;

    public String getName() {
        return name;
    }

    public void setName(String name) {
        this.name = name;
    }

    public Set<POJO2> getPojo2() {
        return pojo2;
    }

    public void setPojo2(Set<POJO2> pojo2) {
        this.pojo2 = pojo2;
    }

    @Override
    public boolean equals(Object o) {
        if (this == o) return true;
        if (o == null || getClass() != o.getClass()) return false;

        POJO1 pojo1 = (POJO1) o;

        if (name != null ? !name.equals(pojo1.name) : pojo1.name != null) return false;
        return pojo2 != null ? pojo2.equals(pojo1.pojo2) : pojo1.pojo2 == null;
    }

    @Override
    public int hashCode() {
        int result = name != null ? name.hashCode() : 0;
        result = 31 * result + (pojo2 != null ? pojo2.hashCode() : 0);
        return result;
    }

}

Learn more at https://docs.oracle.com/javase/10/docs/api/java/lang/Object.html#equals(java.lang.Object)


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Energy markets: What's ahead?
02 January 2019 IHS Markit Energy Expert
This is a transcript from a session at India Energy Forum by CERAWeek where Atul Arya, Senior Vice President, IHS Markit orchestrates a discussion on the energy landscape with a number of IHS Markit experts including: Gauri Jauhar, Director, Energy Research & Analysis; Michael Stoppard, Vice President & Chief Global Gas Strategist; Paul Markwell, Vice President, Upstream Oil & Gas Research & Consulting and Ravi Narayanaswamy, Vice President, Oil Markets, Midstream & Downstream, IHS Markit. Watch the full video.
Atul Arya:
I want to start with Gas. Michael, and Gauri, you may want to come in on this. Gas and renewables, this seems to be a common question, some people, and I think I would agree with them, that gas is the loser. Because of renewables, policy, incentives and coal. Because it's cheap.
Michael Stoppard:
That's one possible outcome, but I think of it as slightly different where I think of thermal generation as the loser. Every kilowatt hour of electricity that's produced by renewables, by wind or by solar, is a kilowatt hour less that will be produced by thermal generation. But here's the key. Here's the rub. As you bring in more and more renewable generation into the mix, it actually turns out that there's a strong case for gas acting in unison with renewables. A very good source of backup, very flexible, minimizes the emissions, and reduces the capital cost of the backup. So, I think we need to slightly question or revisit the idea that coal is cheap if coal is not in the long term going to be operating on a base load basis.
Yeah, and Gauri, you always remind me there is captive power and there's grid power. And that makes a big difference. So, what is the difference?
Gauri Jauhar:
Sure. The big difference Atul, if you look at grid-connected power, you are looking at a capacity of 315 gigawatts, but if you start looking at captive and diesel-backup gen sets, you're looking at another 100, 120 gigawatts, there are several ranges, estimates based on different sources. This is a segment which is paying three to four times the cost of coal-based electricity, which is the lowest in the merit order. So, the merit order will clear coal, but will not clear gas in many instances. So, I think the idea here is to see, at least in the captive, let's start, and I'll pick on the term which Kurt used earlier in the trucking side, the fragmented nature of the industry. This captive industry, this, especially the diesel gen set industry is highly fragmented. The gas industry has a challenge to go and actually deal with that fragmented industry and can work those customers either from diesel gen set backups into gas-based gen sets based on an economic advantage. And increasingly we set up a lot of foreign multinationals, for instance, who are in India, in cities like Bangalore, who have global targets for meeting their own commitments to investors on climate change.
And they can meet those targets if their global centers in India, their knowledge centers, for instance, similar to the RE, 20-22 companies, actually meet those targets by making these choices. And we've increasingly seen that demand come up from the consumers to make those choices.
And to Michael's point on gas renewable integration, I think in India we still haven't seen the impact of what high-penetration of renewables will do. We have huge targets, and the IHS Markit, our research shows that with about four years going to be out of achieving those targets, so we will not achieve it within the timeframe that has been set out. So, we still really don't know what impact a high amount of renewables is actually going to have. And there are estimates that to have a high penetration of renewables that is being looked at, you need somewhere about 15 to 30 gigawatts of spinning reserves in the system, at least, at the penetration rates we're seeing right now.
So, there is hope for gas in India?
There is hope for gas.
Michael, a lot of questions about the gas hub in India.
Just a word on the renewables, and then I'll come to the gas hub. A quick word on the renewables. If you want to look at what happens when you bring in a lot of renewables into a coal-based system with cheap coal dispatch, have a look at what's happened over the last 15 years at Spain in Iberia, that's a good case study, and I'm afraid it's a story of non-performing assets on the thermal side. And it's quite clear that investment in gas would have been a better bet than investment on coals. I'll just leave you with that provocative thought.
Gas hub, there are plans to get gas hubs going across Asia, and of course a big focus here in India. The motivation and the driver for that is to get transparency of pricing. Transparency of pricing is always a good and helpful thing to optimize a market. We wait to see the details. The challenge and the issue is when you have a different set of pricing in place of how that can operate. There are experiences around the world where once you get a hub and you get a transparent spot price, it will cause some tension and strain when you have different regulated prices in the mix. So that's the challenge that we see here in India.
Paul, I'll start with you on two questions. One is digital technologies, you showed a wonderful chart. I think there's a degree of skepticism as to hype versus reality.
Paul Markwell:
Yes. At CERAWeek last year, we termed it like there was a tsunami of opportunity for innovation. But it's very hard to pick the winners, the winning technologies. And I think I still would say that that's true. The winners in this new opportunity from digitization are probably those that quickly sift through and identify where they can add value and focus on those. Otherwise, with the amount of information and ideas available, you could spend all your time trying to absorb things. I think in the industry, though, there are some real nuggets of application. It will take a bit of time, but I think the industry will start to be able to adopt new practices.
If I could just pick one as an example, the whole idea that you can develop the field based on a digital model, let's say of a development, it'd be like a digital twin. Meaning that it just makes it easier to, each time you go through development, use an existing design, look at what's been done before, quickly adopt it, you've already got your standards there, and get on and do it. It sounds straight forward, but it hasn't been the practice of how the industry's operated for a long time. And now we're seeing more and more, particularly in the offshore situation, the North Sea, for example, is becoming the norm and helping to speed up development.
So, I think that there's ... and we see it. We study case examples in digitalization because to us that's the only way that we can get our heads around what's valuable and what isn't. But I think that's the way forward.
I think offshore is a good example. Because offshore has seen, and we can see in the North Sea a large number of innovations, both in Norway and well as in UK North Sea, right?
Right. And I wanted to say, one of the challenges, let's say you crack that nut, so that you get smart at figuring out the right practices and getting focused, then the next challenge is deployment. Because it's all very well to have a practice and an approach that you can apply in one country with one set of regulations and say for a development type. Well the successful companies will be those that can replicate that across their portfolio. And if you've got a very wide portfolio internationally, a whole different range of local content, or local regulation about getting approvals, that just makes it more complex. I think that makes it very interesting as well.
Yeah. So, there is a question on supply, and we are fortunate we have three of our top experts here sitting with me. So, with the sanctions in Iran, and then Venezuela in decline, do we feel that Saudi Arabia, US, and Russia (the big three) can then make up that decline? Maybe Ravi, I'll start with you.
Ravi Narayanaswamy:
Sure. I think, if you look at it from a shorter-term perspective, like I said, the US, it's not so much about the producing capability, it is more of the off-take of the production to the market. That is where the constraint is. What's happening in US market currently is that people are drilling wells and then also more or less it is completed and just waiting to produce. So, they are in the stage where they are ready and once the off-take capacity comes online, they'll be able to ramp up production in a very short period of time.
So, until that production volumes are ... or the off-take capacity constraints are relieved, we will still see that the market will remain in time. Once that off-take capacity comes online, we do see, yes, the market will start coming back to balance.
Paul, one other question related, maybe you can answer that, is sort of how do we see the maximum potential from US unconventional, not in the next 18 months, but beyond that. How high could it go?
Well, we showed a very rapid buildup of US unconventionals out through about 2020, where the bottle-necking of the infrastructure and then quite rapid ramp up. I think our global outlook for tight oils, so it's mainly North America, but including Russia and Argentina and so on, we have it peaking more or less around 12 million barrels a day, as I recall, around 2022, 2023 level. Now that doesn't mean that ... that's an estimate, of course, there's a actually very high up-side on that. But it does reflect, I think, that recognition that in North America, the mature plays start to play out. It gets harder to find new plays. So, you're really squeezing more from the existing ones if you want to increase that.
I think the way the technology has developed in the last few years has surprised anyone. And I think at almost any point, if you'd been asked to look forward at future growth, you would have underestimated. It's very hard to say how much further that can go, but I'm always one that says there's a lot you don't know yet in innovation, and there's a lot more up-side. I think there's also a lot of up-side in lots of different countries that have hardly started yet on tight. And India, of course, has its own share of tight rock to work with.
Posted 2 January 2018
This is an excerpt of a conversation from the India Energy Forum by CERAWeek and has been professionally transcribed as accurately as possible. Please note, some words and phrases may have been unintentionally excluded.
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package json.application.pojo;

import com.bluelinelabs.logansquare.annotation.JsonField;
import com.bluelinelabs.logansquare.annotation.JsonObject;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonProperty;
import com.google.gson.annotations.SerializedName;

@JsonObject
public class User {

	@SerializedName("_id") // for GSON
	@org.boon.json.annotations.SerializedName("_id") // for Boon
	@JsonProperty("_id") // for Jackson Databind
	@JsonField(name = "_id")
	public String id;

	@JsonField
	public int index;

	@JsonField
	public String guid;

	@SerializedName("is_active") // for GSON
	@org.boon.json.annotations.SerializedName("is_active") // for Boon
	@JsonProperty("is_active") // for Jackson Databind
	@JsonField(name = "is_active")
	public boolean isActive;

	@JsonField
	public String balance;

	@SerializedName("picture") // for GSON
	@org.boon.json.annotations.SerializedName("picture") // for Boon
	@JsonProperty("picture") // for Jackson Databind
	@JsonField(name = "picture")
	public String pictureUrl;

	@JsonField
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	@JsonField
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	@JsonField
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	@JsonField
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	@JsonField
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	@JsonField
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	@JsonField
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	@JsonField
	public Integer[] range;

	@JsonField
	public Friend[] friends;

	@JsonField
	public Image[] images;

	@JsonField
	public String greeting;

	@SerializedName("favorite_fruit") // for GSON
	@org.boon.json.annotations.SerializedName("favorite_fruit") // for Boon
	@JsonProperty("favorite_fruit") // for Jackson Databind
	@JsonField(name = "favorite_fruit")
	public String favoriteFruit;

	@SerializedName("eye_color") // for GSON
	@org.boon.json.annotations.SerializedName("eye_color") // for Boon
	@JsonProperty("eye_color") // for Jackson Databind
	@JsonField(name = "eye_color")
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I'm with you all of the way and let's hope we'll be raising a few pints of gin 🤔 in the coming days, whatever it may bring.
Being stupid where are you guys seeing the South streamer is it on the radar ?
I hope the south east is not going to pinch all the snow that was destined for the south West.
So, on this auspicious night, and as people are drifting off to bed, here is the state of play from the MetO.
Lots going on! For me near Stroud watching the radar for some snow heading this way from the east right now - hour away? Looking at the MOD thread and the short range thread it seems clear that tomorrow isn't properly sorted yet, or Friday, or even Saturday! Radar and my window is going to hold the answers for next 48 hours looking at it. Some models say minor snow for me tomorrow, some say loads... -6 here at moment. Exciting times, hope we all get some at least!
Moderate to Heavy Snow here! Looking good!
No snow here in Gosport but those clouds coming from Portsmouth look threatening.
I'm assuming that the meto app is not as reliable as normal at the moment?
Could someone nudge the channel streamer about a couple of miles north?
Cloud has now arrived, humidity is stable and currently -3.7C which I suspect will be as low as it's going to go tonight. Cloud does currently appear to be associated with the channel streamer moving slightly onshore.
Stuff was sticking a while ago, now just light flurries here. Hoping for something more interesting in the next few hours lol..
Is it snowing yet ?
Looking at Bayeux there's something of interest coming out of France. I Hope it's going to be a direct hit.
and looking at the radar a lot more to come!!
Lamp posts looking real good with the wind blowing the heavy snow! Was not expecting this at all!
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Is your team ready? Most students will take the first official Common Core–aligned summative assessments in spring 2015. And whether or not you think of yourself as a coach, the truth is that you are responsible for leading your team where it needs to go. Are your students ready? Is your school?
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"""
A tool for allowing reusable apps to exist at multiple URLs within a project.

.. autosummary::
   :template: autosummary_module
   :toctree:

   templatetags.pluggable

"""
import copy
import uuid
from functools import wraps

from django.conf import urls
from django.core.exceptions import ViewDoesNotExist
from django.core.urlresolvers import (Resolver404,
                                      get_callable, get_mod_func, resolve,
                                      reverse)
from django.http import Http404
from django.utils import six
from django.utils.encoding import force_text

def url(*args, **kwargs):
    return 'url', list(args), kwargs,

def include(*args, **kwargs):
    return 'include', list(args), kwargs,

def pluggable_view(func, pluggable):

    @wraps(func)
    def view_wrapper(request, *args, **kwargs):
        request.pluggable = PluggableViewWrapper(
            pluggable, request, *args, **kwargs
        )
        pluggable_args, pluggable_kwargs = \
            request.pluggable.pluggable_arguments
        return func(request, *pluggable_args, **pluggable_kwargs)

    view_wrapper.pluggable_unique_identifier = \
        pluggable.pluggable_unique_identifier
    return view_wrapper

def pluggable_class_view(func, pluggable):

    @wraps(func)
    def class_view_wrapper(request, *args, **kwargs):
        request.pluggable = PluggableViewWrapper(
            pluggable, request, *args, **kwargs
        )
        request.pluggable.pluggable_initialize(request)
        pluggable_args, pluggable_kwargs = \
            request.pluggable.pluggable_arguments
        return func(request, *pluggable_args, **pluggable_kwargs)

    class_view_wrapper.pluggable_unique_identifier = \
        pluggable.pluggable_unique_identifier
    return class_view_wrapper

def pluggable_placeholder(*args, **kwargs):
    raise Http404

class PluggableViewWrapper(object):
    def __init__(self, pluggable_object, request, *args, **kwargs):
        # Public Data
        self.config = {}
        self.view_context = {}
        self.template_context = {}

        # Pluggable Configuration
        self.__pluggable_object = pluggable_object
        self.prefix = self.__pluggable_object.pluggable_prefix

        # Parent and Pluggable function args/kwargs.
        try:
            _, self.__parent_args, self.__parent_kwargs = resolve(
                '{}{}'.format(
                    request.path_info,
                    self.__pluggable_object.pluggable_unique_identifier
                )
            )
        except Resolver404:
            # Try and catch when the parent application is calling a class
            # based view directly
            try:
                reverse('{}{}'.format(
                    '{}_'.format(self.prefix) if self.prefix else '',
                    self.__pluggable_object.pluggable_unique_identifier
                ), args=args, kwargs=kwargs)
            except:
                raise
            else:
                self.__parent_args, self.__parent_kwargs = args, kwargs

        self.__pluggable_args = list(args[len(self.__parent_args):])
        self.__pluggable_kwargs = {
            k: v for k, v in kwargs.items() if k not in self.__parent_kwargs
        }

    def pluggable_initialize(self, request):
        # We seperate this out into its own function call so that each step
        # has access to "request.pluggable" and the prior generated context.
        self.config = self.__pluggable_object.pluggable_config(
            request, *self.__parent_args, **self.__parent_kwargs
        )
        self.view_context = self.__pluggable_object.pluggable_view_context(
            request, *self.__parent_args, **self.__parent_kwargs
        )
        self.template_context = \
            self.__pluggable_object.pluggable_template_context(
                request, *self.__parent_args, **self.__parent_kwargs
            )

    @property
    def pluggable_arguments(self):
        return self.__pluggable_args, self.__pluggable_kwargs

    @property
    def parent_arguments(self):
        return self.__parent_args, self.__parent_kwargs

    @property
    def pluggable_url_data(self):
        return {
            'prefix': self.prefix,
            'parent_args': self.__parent_args,
            'parent_kwargs': self.__parent_kwargs,
            }

class PluggableApp(object):
    urlpatterns = []

    def __new__(cls, prefix=None):
        obj = object.__new__(cls)
        obj.pluggable_unique_identifier = '/@@pluggableapp@@/{}/'.format(
            force_text(uuid.uuid4())
        )
        obj.pluggable_prefix = prefix
        urlpatterns = []
        for pattern_type, pattern_args, pattern_kwargs in copy.deepcopy(
                cls.urlpatterns):
            if pattern_type == 'url':
                view = pattern_args[1]
                if type(view) == list:
                    raise Exception(
                        "Pluggable applications do not support 'include(...)' "
                        "url definitions."
                    )

                # Handle a view directly
                if callable(view):
                    pattern_args[1] = pluggable_view(view, obj)
                # Handle a view_prefix combined with function name or a full
                # view path
                elif isinstance(view, six.string_types) and '.' in view:
                    try:
                        pattern_args[1] = pluggable_view(
                            get_callable(view), obj
                        )
                    except ImportError as e:
                        mod_name, _ = get_mod_func(view)
                        raise ViewDoesNotExist(
                            'Could not import {}. Error was: {}'.format(
                                mod_name, force_text(e)
                            )
                        )
                    except AttributeError as e:
                        mod_name, func_name = get_mod_func(view)
                        raise ViewDoesNotExist(
                            'Tried {} in module {}. Error was: {}'.format(
                                func_name, mod_name, force_text(e)
                            )
                        )
                # Handle class view.
                elif isinstance(view, six.string_types) and hasattr(obj, view):
                    # Avoid reapplying pluggable view decorator when it has
                    # aready been applied. (i.e. the same function is reused
                    # in the same configuration.
                    pluggable_unique_identifier = getattr(
                        getattr(obj, view), 'pluggable_unique_identifier', ''
                    )
                    if not pluggable_unique_identifier == \
                            obj.pluggable_unique_identifier:
                        setattr(
                            obj, view,
                            pluggable_class_view(getattr(obj, view), obj)
                        )
                    pattern_args[1] = getattr(obj, view)
                else:
                    raise ViewDoesNotExist('Invalid view type. %s' % view)

                if 'name' in pattern_kwargs:
                    pattern_kwargs['name'] = '{}{}'.format(
                        '{}_'.format(obj.pluggable_prefix) if
                        obj.pluggable_prefix else '',
                        pattern_kwargs['name']
                    )

                urlpatterns.append(urls.url(*pattern_args, **pattern_kwargs))
            elif pattern_type == 'include':
                urlpatterns.append(urls.include(
                    *pattern_args, **pattern_kwargs
                ))
            else:
                raise Exception('Invalid url pattern type.')
        urlpatterns.append(urls.url(
            r'^.*{}$'.format(obj.pluggable_unique_identifier),
            pluggable_placeholder,
            name='{}{}'.format(
                '{}_'.format(obj.pluggable_prefix) if
                obj.pluggable_prefix else '',
                obj.pluggable_unique_identifier
            )
        ))
        obj.urlpatterns = urlpatterns
        return obj

    def __iter__(self):
        return self.urlpatterns.__iter__()

    def __getitem__(self, index):
        return self.urlpatterns[index]

    def __len__(self):
        return len(self.urlpatterns)

    def pluggable_view_context(self, request, *args, **kwargs):
        return None

    def pluggable_template_context(self, request, *args, **kwargs):
        return {}

    def pluggable_config(self, request, *args, **kwargs):
        return {}

def pluggable_context_processor(request):
    if hasattr(request, 'pluggable'):
        return request.pluggable.template_context
    return {}

def pluggable_reverse(
        request, view_name, urlconf=None, args=None, kwargs=None, prefix=None):
    args = args or []
    kwargs = kwargs or {}

    if hasattr(request, 'pluggable'):
        view_name = '{}_{}'.format(request.pluggable.prefix, view_name) if \
            request.pluggable_prefix else view_name
        parent_args, parent_kwargs = request.pluggable.parent_arguments
        if parent_args:
            args = parent_args + args

        if parent_kwargs:
            kwargs.update(parent_kwargs)

    return reverse(view_name, urlconf, args, kwargs, prefix)

def permalink(func):
    """
    Decorator that calls urlresolvers.reverse() to return a URL using
    parameters returned by the decorated function "func".

    "func" should be a function that returns a tuple in one of the
    following formats:
        (viewname, viewargs)
        (viewname, viewargs, viewkwargs)
    """
    from django.core.urlresolvers import reverse

    def inner(self, *args, **kwargs):
        bits = func(self, *args, **kwargs)
        if isinstance(self.pluggable_url, dict):
            view_name_prefix = self.pluggable_url.get('prefix', '')
            view_name = '{}{}'.format(
                '{}_'.format(view_name_prefix) if view_name_prefix else '',
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Taylor Hendricks (left) was in court Tuesday on charges stemming from an alleged horse punching incident outside the Eagles/Falcons game. In an apparent copycat crime, Andrew Tornetta (right) was arrested a week later for assaulting a police horse before the Eagles/Vikings game.
It's been 17 days since Taylor Hendricks allegedly punched a police horse outside Lincoln Financial Field after getting thrown out of the Eagles/Falcons game for not having a ticket.
We use the word allegedly in this circumstance because it's required by the laws of journalism in criminal cases that have still not reached their conclusion.
We also use the word allegedly because in a video of that January 13 incident, it's unclear whether the stumbling 22-year-old man wearing but one shoe actually connected with his punch.
Philadelphia police say that it happened, which is why the Lehigh County man stands charged with aggravated assault, taunting police animals, simple assault and defiant trespassing.
Out on bail since January 14, Hendricks returned to Philadelphia on Tuesday for a scheduled preliminary hearing in the case at the Criminal Justice Center.
That hearing would be delayed since his attorney, Trevan Borum, had another client's trial scheduled t the same time.
"Nope," Hendricks said, when asked if he had any comment on the case while walking out of the courtroom just before 9 a.m.
Contacted by phone from another courtroom, Hendricks' attorney said his client regrets what happened.
"He's extremely remorseful and has a very real alcohol problem," Borum said. "He has sought help for that and is actively trying to beat his addiction."
Excessive alcohol consumption led to the incident, he added.
"He is a bright young man with a promising future," Borum added. "We're hoping he can beat his addiction."
Hendricks' hearing was rescheduled for March 1 before Municipal Court Judge Gerard A. Kosinski.
After his apparent copycat crime, Andrew Tornetta, a Temple University sophomore, was scheduled for a status hearing in the same courthouse on Tuesday.


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New York City is moving to close school for two Muslim holidays and the Lunar New Year – but Mayor de Blasio isn't so sure about the Hindu festival Diwali.


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Oct. 4, 2012 Leroy G. Vera Cruz, 66, of Honolulu, a mason and an Army veteran, died in Tripler Army Medical Center. He was born in Honolulu. He is survived by brothers Louie, Harry and Douglas; and sisters Violet L. Mook, Faith Tanner, Lucky Keohohina, Norma Noe and April Vera Cruz. Visitation: 9 a.m. Sunday at Magic Island, Diamond Head side. Beachside services: 10:30 a.m. Scattering of ashes: 11:30 a.m. Aloha or casual attire.


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Fearless Frank
In the days where there were no such things as digital video and affordable cameras for the consumer, it must have been fun to work simultaneously without a net and on a low budget. That way, you could experiment with formats and ideas — even if they weren't fully formed ideas — playing around with genres. And all you had to do was stick the satire label on it (think Godard's Breathless). It didn't have to make sense and it could be one of the best ways, as a young filmmaker, to show off your skills for future projects (nowadays referred to as a calling card*).
One of the best examples of these types of films is Brian De Palma's Greetings, which is an entertaining mess of political ideas, Hitchcock mockery, Godard rip-offs, and lowbrow sex jokes — without much of a narrative drive to tie things together.
Philip Kaufman's Fearless Frank — which, like Greetings, was released in the late 1960s — is a mess, too. But not so entertaining as to remain anything other than a curious example of a filmmaker too scared to take his material seriously. Kaufman would later make The Right Stuff and the superior 1978 remake of Invasion of the Body Snatchers, and he had already been acclaimed by critics at Cannes in 1965 for his surrealist experimental first film Goldstein, which was more of a student film mistaken for something profound.
Fearless Frank also played Cannes (in 1967), but sort of in the same way that Roland Emmerich's Godzilla opened Cannes in 1998. Fearless Frank is a superhero parody in the vein of the Adam West version of Batman (and later John Frankenheimer's 99 and 44/100% Dead). That seems more than a curious choice; the self-mocking cheese and Roy Lichtenstein pop art style of the credits (Boom! Wham! Thwack!) of the TV show and movie of the 1966 version of Batman is already so specific.
Kaufman's film, with a cast made up of Second City alumni, is more scattered and a lot of the humor that develops was probably unintentional. Frank (in a nod to Frankenstein) is a good 'ole boy, played, in his first feature, by Jon Voight. Frank attempts to court gangster moll and abundantly endowed Plethora (played by Monique van Vooren). She's supposed to be a knockout, but Plethora looks like a drag queen in close-up. After Frank is murdered by the gangsters who "protect" Plethora, he's discovered and revived by a doctor who is supposed to be pure and trying to teach Frank how to help mankind. But the doctor just looks like a bearded Jerry Lewis. Voight has to play the hick and the evil version of Frank that the doctor's arch enemy develops. But there's no way to separate it from his more famous role in Midnight Cowboy, especially when Frank tries to be suave and pick up women at a bar.
Other than these unfortunate coincidences, it's also clear that Kaufman was working with a limited amount of footage. Fearless Frank plays like an entire movie made out of discarded reshoots from other movies. The pacing is glacial and, rather than have scene transitions or conclusions, the movie just cuts to another set somewhere else. Either you have to admire Kaufman's ingenuity in shooting what amounts to a home movie in Cinemascope, using disparate elements like an ersatz Godfrey Ho (a producer who often edits together unrelated and/or unfinished kung fu films together, such as Ninja Terminator, to sell to foreign markets), or criticize him for being desperate enough to have a character who is in the film for about 30 seconds, narrate the entire movie to tie the footage together.
Such panic by Kaufman probably resulted in a damsel-in-distress named Lois [Lane] and a butler/protector named Alfred. But the blatancy of the jokes makes Fearless Frank closer to Ray Dennis Steckler's lazy 1966 Batman parody Rat Pfink a Boo Boo (and certainly paved the way for parodies of parodies like Epic Movie/Date Movie/Meet the Spartans). Kaufman's film has more energy and wit than Steckler's (not much of an accomplishment), and the rhythm and style of his humor, specifically the silly puns and acknowledgments of the 4th wall ("after all these years as a loyal butler, I still haven't gotten a recommendation") are very much in step with Mel Brooks who, by 1967, had yet to begin his film career. If anything rather than worrying about a straightforward narrative (his first, since Goldstein was an avant-garde film), Kaufman needed to go more wacky. Perhaps he should have called up John Waters and hired some real drag queens for the love interest?
* In the 1980s, Paramount's Friday the 13th series was thought of as the "minor leagues" for up-and-coming filmmakers. Parts III-VIII were directed by six different small-time directors who were trying to establish themselves. Paramount sold the rights to New Line for subsequent sequels. But each of the follow-ups, including the recent remake and Freddy vs. Jason had one-off directors.
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Apple's iPhone has been able to do no wrong. For two years, it monopolized the industry and has been upheld as the best smartphone out there. Consumers, developers and technology bloggers were enamored.
But in an almost indescribably turn of events this week, the tides shifted and the platform's problems?that have always been there?started eating away at its super smooth touchscreen exterior. It seems that in more numbers than ever, consumers are speaking out against AT&T's network problems and developers are complaining about Apple's and AT&T's inconsistent policies on which applications get approval. That in turn, created more unhappy customers.
So, we ask, is the honeymoon over? Evidence points to another handset?the Palm (NSDQ: PALM) Pre or one of the many Android devices?getting time in the spotlight.
If indeed the iPhone begins to fade over the next few months, we can trace it back to this week and one event alone. Who knew there would be one catalyst, and the tipping point was going to be the rejection of Google's Voice application?
Clearly, it wasn't just AT&T's network problems. They have been well documented for months, and it seemed dropped calls alone wasn't keeping many from owning the device (well, perhaps other than GigaOm's Om Malik very public ditching of the device). This week, what got everyone upset is the rejection of Google Voice, which gives you one number and one voicemail box for all of your phones. The problem is that in order for it to work well, you need an app. Among other reasons, when you call someone, the person receiving the call won't see your phone number?in today's caller ID world, that's not going to fly.
The rejection turned into a media firestorm. Blame was placed on AT&T, then on Apple, and then back on AT&T (NYSE: T). You'd be hard pressed to find any sort of official statement to clear up the matter. Simply put, the application was rejected because it "duplicates features that come with the iPhone."
That's when people got mad. Really, really mad. TechCrunch's Michael Arrington wrote today that he's quitting the iPhone. "It wasn't the routinely dropped calls, something you can only truly understand once you have owned an iPhone (and which drove my friend Om Malik to bail). I've lived with that for two years. It's not the lack of AT&T coverage at home. I've lived with that for two years, too. It certainly isn't the lack of a physical keyboard, that has never bothered me. No, what finally put me over the edge is the Google (NSDQ: GOOG) Voice debacle." Arrington says he'll pay the early termination fee, and jump over to T-Mobile's myTouch, a Google Android device (surprise, it has Google Voice).
Then there's Steven Frank, the well know Mac developer, who co-founded Panic. He wrote on his blog this morning that he's furious with Apple and AT&T. "Let's talk quickly about Google's official client app for Google Voice. It's not the only thing I'm mad about, but it was the final straw?.I've reached a point where I can no longer just sit back and watch this. The iPhone ecosystem is toxic, and I can't participate any more until it is fixed. As people have told me so many times: It's Apple's ballgame, and Apple gets to make the rules, and if I don't like it, I can leave. So, I don't like it, and I'm leaving." Frank will be buying a Palm Pre.
I doubt the average consumer is up in arms over this one debacle, right? So maybe Apple can let this one slip by unnoticed? Sorry, Apple (NSDQ: AAPL). Not so fast. Arrington and Frank are influencers. If they bail, others might follow.
One thing that's easy to forget is that it's extremely early days in the wireless industry. The iPhone has a paltry global marketshare of 1.9 percent, according to Strategy Analytics. So, does this spell the end for Apple? No. This is reality. The battle for the dominant smartphone will be long and drawn out. One platform won't be a break-away winner overnight. Developers and consumers will flip-flop, and it will be a very competitive landscape for all handset makers.


Last Friday was a good one for our HBHS Premier teams, with our Senior Basketball team beating St Peter's Cambridge by 30 points, and our 1st XI Football team winning 5 - 1 over St Paul's Collegiate in their National Qualifying match. This Wednesday the 13th at 6:30pm, our 1st XI Hockey team will take on St Paul's Collegiate in what is always a fiercely contested local derby. This coming Saturday, our 1st XV Rugby team are at home to Palmerston North Boys' High School, and we will keep you posted on match details as they come to hand.


For ages 6 and up, this resource from Saturate Resources is designed to help parents, leaders, and communities become storytellers and interact with children about the story.
"We typically tell our kids what to do and how to behave and use the stories of the Bible to teach good morals. For example, when brothers are fighting, we might tell them the story of Cain and Abel with the moral being: Don't fight with your brother. However, the Bible is not a story about how to behave. It's a story about God's saving power to us.
What would it look like if we gave our children the story of God's grace, power, and love to them instead of a collection of fables to make them behave?


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Gunpoint: terra che scotta (At Gunpoint) è un film del 1955 diretto da Alfred L. Werker.

È un film western statunitense con Fred MacMurray, Dorothy Malone, Walter Brennan e Tommy Rettig.

Trama

Produzione
Il film, diretto da Alfred L. Werker su una sceneggiatura e un soggetto di Daniel B. Ullman, fu prodotto da Vincent M. Fennelly per la Allied Artists Pictures e girato a Santa Clarita in California.

Distribuzione
Il film fu distribuito con il titolo At  negli Stati Uniti dal 25 dicembre 1955 al cinema dalla Allied Artists.

Alcune delle uscite internazionali sono state:

 in Germania Ovest nel 1956 (Den Finger am Abzug e In Acht und Bann)
 in Svezia il 10 settembre 1956 (De laglösa)
 in Austria nel dicembre del 1956
 in Portogallo il 28 gennaio 1957 (Ameaça de Morte)
 in Danimarca il 22 aprile 1957 (På skudhold)
 in Finlandia il 31 maggio 1957 (Uhkaavat aseet)
 in Francia il 5 luglio 1957 (Le doigt sur la gâchette)
 in Spagna il 6 aprile 1958 (Así mueren los valientes, a Barcelona)
 in Spagna il 28 aprile 1958 (a Madrid)
 in Grecia (Fotia kai sidero)
 nel Regno Unito (Gunpoint!)
 in Italia (Gunpoint: terra che scotta)

Promozione
Le tagline sono:

"STARTLING as looking down the barrel of a loaded gun!".
"Every Desperate Moment Brought Them Closer To Gunpoint!".

Note

Collegamenti esterni

Film western


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Q: Fancybox with images and youtube How to set fancybox with multitype objects?
I have this:
$("a.fancybox").attr('rel', 'gallery').fancybox({ 'type': 'swf' });

youtube works fine, but all images goes flash format.
When I remove type, images works fine, but youtube dont load. I figured out this.
If links are $("a[href$=.jpg],a[href$=.png],a[href$=.gif]") type image, else swf.
How to write this perfectly?

A: remove the type attirbute...
$("a.fancybox").attr('rel', 'gallery').fancybox();

Do you have latest version of Fancybox?? Because fancybox understand a link flash, image or ajax bla bla... ok ;)


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The Rink at Rockefeller Center Opens Soon!
The start of the winter season in New York kicks off with the opening of The Rink at Rockefeller Centeron Columbus Day.On Monday, October 14, 2013, the most famous ice rink in the world officially opens for the2013-2014 season, introducing new packages and family-friendly experiences. Both a symbol of the spirit of the American family and an international cultural landmark, The Rink is a must-visit destination beloved by a multitude of generations.
The first ice rink to open in New York each year, The Rink is one of the most-visited sites in the world, with more than a quarter of a million skaters visiting annually. This year welcomes new seasonal packages to engage and delight guests, highlighting iconic Rockefeller Center experiences like the "Christmas Spectacular" as well as much loved holiday classics such as Breakfast with Santa, with advanced reservations available for the first time online.
They also offer fun activities like packages including tickets to see the famous Rockettes in Radio City's Christmas Spectacular, VIP Skating, First Skate, Breakfast with Santa, Sky Skate and Engagement on the Ice.
The Rink at Rockefeller Center is located on 5th Avenue between 49th and 50th Streets.
For schedules, skate rental information, and to purchase programs, guests may visit www.therinkatrockcenter.com or call 212.332.7654. VIP Reservations available at 212.332.7605.


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It's time to start thinking seriously about how to deal with lots of intermittent generation.
It's not clear how much of that wind electricity was curtailed, however.
In the U.S., offshore wind is an ambition. In the U.K., it's an industry.
Will Scotland Dominate in Smart Grid?
The Scots look to cash in on their intellectual capital and windy shoreline.
Aveillant's holographic radar and the DoD's clearinghouse are freeing up thousands of new megawatts.
Who will build and run the fleets of monster boats needed to develop offshore wind?
Most people want to anchor tidal turbines to river beds and ocean floors. ScotRenewables wants to let them float on the surface. Is it possible?
Can a country take a history of oil exploration and exploitation and transform it into a renewable industry? Scotland says aye.
Tidal Power on the Cheap?
ScotRenewables, a startup in Scotland, says tidal turbines should float, not be anchored to the ground. It's building what it says will be the most efficient tidal turbine in the world.


For Valentine's Day my husband and I took a cooking class with my best friend and her husband at the Italian restaurant, Cenacolo. We learned how to make fresh mozzarella and hand dipped chocolate covered strawberries. It. Was. Delicious. To check out Cenacolo's class schedule visit their website HERE.