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Packers Friday Musings: Can TJ Slaton help reverse misfortunes with D-line selections?
The past decade of draft choices along the defensive line has been sketchy in terms of finding reliable rotational pieces.
By Shawn Wagner May 14, 2021, 9:00am CDT
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Over the past week, the Green Bay Packers have learned their upcoming season schedule and begun to lock up their latest draft selections one-by-one. While the uncertainty and rumors continue to swirl around who the team's starting quarterback will be in 2021, the same type of unknown can be applied to a few of the Packers' latest rookie additions.
Today's musings center around a trio of players who are trying to answer questions about which roles they can play early on in their time with the Packers and just exactly what kind of long-term promise they can bring to the team at positions that have been yearning for meaningful depth.
Packers could use a luck reversal with most recent defensive line selection
Green Bay signed fifth-round pick Tedarrell (T.J.) Slaton on Thursday, officially adding the Florida defensive tackle to the roster. With the Packers' need for increased depth up front, particularly in the middle of the line behind Kenny Clark, Slaton has an opportunity to make an impact immediately as a rookie. However, it is hard to place high expectations on a day-three selection to make significant rookie contributions, and the Packers have had plenty of trouble finding diamonds in the rough in that position over the past decade.
The table below provides a listing of the Packers' defensive line draft choices since 2011, including Jonathan Garvin, last year's seventh-round pick who played exclusively outside linebacker as a rookie. Outside of Clark, Dean Lowry, and Mike Daniels, Green Bay has failed to find anything more than occasional rotational players despite the team drafting at least one lineman every year. Besides Clark, the Packers have had their share of busts on the first two days of the draft, while day three has been an avenue by which the Packers have accumulated a number of players with the hope that one sticks as a steady contributor. So far, the logic has not played to the team's favor with players that have proven to be unproductive or injury-prone.
For the Packers, Slaton offers yet another opportunity to find a reliable depth player, if not more, to bolster a defensive line unit that has struggled mightily to provide much of an impact over the past two seasons. Even if Slaton can offer a two-down, run-stopping presence as a rookie, the Packers would benefit greatly after giving up on Montravius Adams and continuing to wait on Kingsley Keke to take the next step.
Packers' Defensive Line Draft Choices Since 2011
2021 Tedarrell Slaton 5
2020 Jonathan Garvin 7
2019 Kingsley Keke 5
2018 James Looney 7
2017 Montravius Adams 3
2016 Kenny Clark 1
2016 Dean Lowry 4
2015 Christian Ringo 6
2014 Khyri Thornton 3
2013 Datone Jones 1
2013 Josh Boyd 5
2012 Jerel Worthy 2
2012 Mike Daniels 4
2011 Lawrence Guy 7
Isaiah McDuffie draws comparisons to Packer inside 'backers of the recent past
Green Bay has been productive at finding starting linebackers on day three of the draft that outperform their draft slots. Although they have ultimately been temporary stop-gap solutions for three or four years at a time, the Packers have built the inside 'backer position with this kind of inexpensive depth that offers special teams value. The question for 2021 sixth-round pick Isaiah McDuffie is whether he can become more than that for the team over the long haul or if he is the next in line of tackling machine linebackers with athletic limitations.
The Boston College product falls fairly in line with players such as Jake Ryan, Blake Martinez, and Ty Summers in terms of height-weight measurables, while having a nearly identical 10-yard split time to Ryan and Martinez. In fact, the MockDraftable for McDuffie lists Ryan as one of the seven closest matches with a 72.4% comparison. In many ways, McDuffie's pre-draft profile is also comparable with some of the limitations that the Packers saw in Ryan - somewhat undersized with struggles disengaging from blockers and dropping back into coverage. He also has some of the major intangible pros of Ryan and others, displaying a great motor on the field and great character on and off. Effort will never be a question.
The value the Packers have placed on building the inside linebacker position is very clearly lower than that of other positions, rarely drafting an inside player higher than round four. Utilizing late picks and undrafted players to fill varying roles depending on the down has been a persistent theme between Ted Thompson and Brian Gutekunst as general managers, and the selection of Kamal Martin last year is still too early to assess. In McDuffie, Green Bay likely will find another contributor in time, but can the team find that one standout player it's been waiting to sign to a second contract?
The return of a healthy Josiah Deguara will be like owning an extra draft pick
One position that the Packers certainly did not have to upgrade during this draft season was tight end after the breakout of Robert Tonyan. His return as a restricted free agent, the re-signing of Marcedes Lewis, and hopeful improvements from Jace Sternberger and Dominique Dafney in 2021 provide additional promise for the unit. But last year's third-round pick, Josiah Deguara, should factor into the offense quickly in his own right as a healthy sophomore.
After a year of waiting and speculation, Deguara's versatile role in the Matt LaFleur system will add a new wrinkle in each facet of the offense. His role in the backfield as a blocker will be especially interesting as the Packers continue to search for the right combination of offensive line stability up front and break fellow second-year player AJ Dillon into an expanded role. Without the better pass-blocking option Jamaal Williams on the roster, the Packers may need additional help from Deguara on third down.
It may take some time for Deguara to adjust back to football and the pro game after losing last season to injury, but he showed flashes of what he could mean to the offense in Week 1 before the ACL injury. Deguara represents one of the handful of players from the 2020 and 2021 draft classes that could carve out meaningful playing time, almost acting as an extra high-value draft selection this year. And while he may not be an All-Pro, Deguara should only increase the potency of the Packers' offense, lining up from multiple positions in a variety of formations that should make him a valuable decoy by the end of the season.

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What is Inclusion in Sport and Physical Activity for People with Disability?
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The What is Inclusion eBook is all about explaining and demystifying what is inclusion as it relates to people with disability and sport. The four contributors to this eBook (Martin Mansell, Eli Wolff, Steffi de Jong and Hamish Macdonald) have decades of experience between them and, in these interview transcripts, offer insights and practical advice that will further your understanding of inclusion.


I've been busy finishing my Mother's day orders! This is the best custom order, because I got to create whatever tote bag style I wanted! So here's the Purple Delight!
Of course I had to think of how this could be really unique, so I added the latch closure and rivets to the design. I used canvas textiles for the shell and a firm stabilizer. The finished product is approximately (15″W X15″L).
I love that purple fabric!
I love that! How fun to do a custom order like that! Excellent work!
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Q: Image not display serving image using GridFS in Node.js I am taking in a png file from AFNetworking saving it to GridFS and then I would like to be able to retrive it at some point. Out of curiousity I logged the image before it entered GridFS and it looks like..
<89504e47 0d0a1a0a 0000000d 49484452 00000074 0000008c 08020000 0022391a   ...>

I save this in a buffer and then store it into GridFS.
When I am retrieving it via a GET request I log it again before sending it out and it appears to be in the same format.
Then I attempt to do this
res.writeHead(200, {'Content-Type': 'image/png' });
gs.createReadStream(image).pipe(res); //using GridJS this it the syntax to read

When viewing this in a browser it just appears like an empty or broken image link. If I inspect the page source it appears to be just
If I never set the headers it just appears as hundreds of lines of
<89504e47 0d0a1a0a 0000000d 49484452 00000074 0000008c 08020000 0022391a   ...>

I feel like I am not converting a buffer right or something.

A: var http = require('http'),
   MongoDB = require("mongodb"),
   MongoClient = require("mongodb").MongoClient,
   GridStore = require("mongodb").GridStore;

http.createServer(function (req, res) {
    console.log("Serving request for file: " + req.url);
    MongoClient.connect("mongodb://localhost:27017/test", {}, function(err, db) {
        gridStore = new GridStore(db, req.url, "r");
        gridStore.open(function(err, gs) {
            if (err) {
                console.log("error in open: " + err);
                return;
            }

            res.writeHead(200, {'Content-Type': 'image/png'});
            var s = gs.stream(true);
            s.pipe(res);
        });
    });

}).listen(8124, "127.0.0.1");

console.log('Server running at http://127.0.0.1:8124/');

I can successfully run server and serve the png files successfully to the browser using the code pasted above. However since, you are saying that raw contents of the source does appear on client side when you do a "see source". I would suggest trying the code I wrote and see if that has the same issues.

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Shared Conversations come to an end
by Madeleine Davies
A YEAR of shared conversations on sexuality, held across the Church of England, and involving more than 700 people, concluded this week. The next conversations will take place at the York meeting of the General Synod in July. Madeleine Davies spoke to the last set of participants about their experience and expectations.
Andrew Cox, lay person (diocese of St Albans)
Coming from a conservative position it was helpful to be able to "look into the eyes"' of those who held an opposing view and be able to see more of the person, experiences, and, often, pain that lay behind their view. I was also grateful to have the chance to present my views face to face, which helped those I disagreed with to recognise that the words I spoke, whilst hard to hear, were spoken from the heart and out of love.
My one regret, which I did express, was that none of the carefully designed programme was dedicated to opening the Bible together. As we are a church who believes in the authority of the scriptures I had hoped that listening to God's Word would be a fundamental part of seeking to come to one mind on this issue. It really seems to me that this is key, as it is the truth of the scriptures that unites us. If we don't wrestle to understand the truth together, what is it that will hold us together?
A curate (diocese of St Albans)
It was incredibly helpful on the level of person-to-person understanding, but, on the middle level of what the Church actually does about it, and the other level of how the Church engages with the world, I don't think we made any progress. I thought there was unanimous agreement that the current state of play was not OK. The status quo isn't honest, and there was frustration from both the conservative and progressive side.
There was an understanding from the more conservative side that where you have clergy breaking the rules . . . you have slightly divisive clergy advancing and changing the status quo against the instruction of the Church. . . However, it was clear from the experience of people on the progressive side that they had been encouraged by those in authority not to pay too much attention to these things. I feel I need to share that with my more conservative, church to reevaluate how we view the status quo: these peope not being manipulative and divisive, they are being encouraged to move forward by people who have the authority. Before we can make decisions on policy, on moving forward, we need to start by being a bit more honest.
The Rector of Steeple Aston, the Revd Marcus Green (diocese of Oxford)
I think when we learned most was when, informally, some of us were able to sit down over open Bibles and share how we understood the scriptures. Some of us felt that there wasn't enough of that in the process; so we made more time for it. As an Evangelical, and as a gay man, I was always thrilled when I saw another Evangelical work hard to bring grace into the conversation, and sorry when I, or anyone else, missed the opportunity to do so. Grace is such a precious thing.
I understand my friends for whom this is a key issue, but, as an Evangelical . . . I was brought up in a place where you can tell the gospel from something not gospel, because the gospel is Jesus. We don't split over things that are "Jesus and", and so teaching on this, for me, is not a core issue. If it strengthens the Church, I welcome it. If it doesn't change the Church, I don't mind it. If it damages the Church, I regret it, because I love the Church. And I struggle to understand why we have made this central.
Helen King, lay person (diocese of Oxford)
I expected it to be exhausting and emotional. It was. I was afraid that it would be so difficult for some that they wouldn't be able to cope. I can only speak for myself, but it felt so worthwhile being honest with others, and talking to people I'd otherwise never have met, that I just kept on. I was honest at all times. I'm a lay person, however, and I have less to lose.
No change on marriage after the Shared Conversations
CHURCH doctrine on marriage will not be changed to accommodate same-sex relationships, but more detailed teachings should be issued to the clergy offering "fresh thought" and understanding of its gay and lesbian members in the context of "changed" social attitudes towards sexuality, a report from the House of Bishops has concluded
The process was very intensive and very word-heavy: talking in groups around tables in the plenary room, talking in small groups, talking in threes, bringing back themes to the plenary, talking more over meals and in breaks. But there's a reason why: these are "conversations". I really benefited from the worship, which wasn't word-heavy at all.The facilitators were excellent: they were very firm. I got on well with nearly all participants. There was true respect on both sides.
I was exposed to theological positions I had no idea were still held — at times, I was in shock that these positions were still held. When I left, I felt profoundly exhausted, with even less idea about how we are going to move forward.
Helen Harwood, lay person (diocese of Oxford)
I think that the process had been thought out very carefully. The only thing I would say is that it is difficult to know exactly how the different shared conversations will be fed out to the general church population. It would be good if the energy from these various events were somehow harnessed to help the Church move forward with this.
I became increasingly aware of the importance of providing protection for everybody. Even if someone disagrees with me, I want them to have a place in the Church, to be able to express that opinion without hearing that it will have repercussions for them.
I really feel it will be destructive for the Church if we split over this issue. Like when a country splits, you are still going to end up with some people who are on one side but don't completely fit. We will be alienated from fellow-pilgrims. I am answerable to God, at the end of the day; so why not journey on together, and God will eventually be the final authority on this matter for us?
The Vicar of Wychwood, the Revd Kate Stacey (diocese of Oxford)
The process itself was very good. The facilitators created a safe space. There were a lot of people at either end of the spectrum who genuinely wanted to listen and learn, and a lot of that was characterised by grace and generosity to the other, and came out of genuinely wanting to hold together.
There were some people at either end of that spectrum where, sadly, it was more epitomised by pride and "I am right and I just have to convince you that you have to agree with me." A lot of that seemed to be fuelled by either extreme believing that the other extreme held all the power, and even that the other extreme's view was inevitable, and that made me quite sad, because it closed down quite a lot of conversation.
Apart from being utterly exhausted, I think that if those voices of grace can prevail, there is a very good chance of holding together. If the voices of pride prevail, I think there is no hope. I do think there is space for a mixed-economy approach. My advice to others attending in York is: Don't come believing that any outcome is inevitable, because I genuinely do not think that it is.
The Rector of St Mary the Virgin, East Barnet, the Revd James Mustard (diocese of St Albans)
The question mark I was left with is, to what extent is this process actually going to inform the way in which the General Synod and the bishops forge a way forward? A little bit of me is slightly concerned, because there is no clear strategy by which these conversations are going to be fed upwards or outwards.
The focus of conversation was very internal. I tried to suggest that Christians are being globally genuinely persecuted on a larger scale than we've seen in many decades, and we need to make sure that these these conversations don't over-estimate the hardship or anxiety that we feel. This is not first-order persecution or suffering. We need to be aware of the fact that, alongside Christians being persecuted, gay people are persecuted.
I am from the liberal catholic wing of the Church, and my PCC is a member of Inclusive Church. Although I recognise that the status quo is not ideal, and that it could be costly for some people, I would rather that we worked on holding the church together, and not embark on a movement towards a split. Look back 450 years, and Christians in England were burning each other at the stake for what they did or did not believe about the Eucharist. Yet, despite those deep and violent divisions, the Church managed to stick together, and still does, with a wide range of views. It seems to me that if we can accommodate such a range of views about the sacraments (and be enriched by that diversity), we can stick together on these issues, too.
Canon Chris Sugden, Secretary of the Oxford Centre for Religion and Public Life (diocese of Oxford)
The Primates said in January that the problem with the Episcopal Church is that they acted on this without proper consultation with their Anglican Communion colleagues, and the Church of England might be in grave danger of doing exactly the same if we find that the July Synod comes along and there are no partner dioceses, especially representatives from Sudan, Nigeria, Uganda, Kenya.
Shared Conversations 'have not led to greater confidence'
THIRTY-TWO members of the General Synod have expressed a "lack of confidence" in the Shared Conversations on sexuality, which concluded in York this month. In a statement published online on Wednesday, they "express our lack of confidence in
There is a powerful lesson to be learned from African Anglicans when faced with the issue of polygamy in the 1980s. Given the orthodox Anglican agreed teaching always and everywhere for 2000 years is that marriage is between a man and woman, and it was upheld in the Primates' Meeting in January, it seems to me that any proposal that the House of Bishops brings forward must take that as a starting point.
Within that, there are people for whom that is a particular challenge. What is the nature of the pastoral accommodation that the Church can offer? That will be much more fruitful than arguing, fundamentally, shall we change the whole teaching of the Church? That is not going to get us anywhere.
The great lesson [of November 2012] is that you cannot bring to Synod a resolution which is not going to get a very significant body of support, and try to shoehorn it through by various synodical devices. It left an awful lot of blood on the floor.
Sexuality tensions threaten to undermine C of E's 'shared conversations'
Will we split? Who gets hurt? Sex talks leave questions
Synod members thanked for staying on to talk about differences
Conversations imminent
Marshall resigns after 'conversations'
Bishops apologise for tone of sexuality report
Wearing a clerical collar makes the difference
Bangladesh charity founder visits British flood victims
Churches urged to be alert to reality of domestic abuse
Facebook post results in student's expulsion from social-work course
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New to C3G and don't know where to begin?
Check out the handy list of figures used for C3G designs and it will guide you to a few great stores and will show you all the figures used on the cards officially.
Note: there are different sculpts for many of the units, if you favor one that isn't on the card and you aren't super OCD, grab it instead.
To use the FotA ladders and blend better with the official units, you will need to rebase your HeroClix figures. Hahma, master of many things C3G, has put together a handy tutorial here.
Cavalier supports the Comics Custom community by providing us with beautiful base stickers with 2 ways to purchase.
Grishnak's rebasing tutorial is a good choice for those who have very litte OCD and don't mind doing it the cheep way.
This is the reason you are in the C3G forum right? You want our cards. Lets face it you can order Clix figures and rebase them for your own customs, but you didn't come here to get rebasing tips. You came to get the full C3G experience.
As a first timer, you probably don't have any of the cards printed. Well the combined PDF is the way go if you want the whole set, just choose Comic or Mini cards and download. If you wish to be more selective, you can pick and choose your PDF files here.
Once you have downloaded the cards you want to print, for the best results, I recommend putting the PDFs on a flash drive and taking them to your local office supply store to get them printed in high quality on card stock. But you can print them off anywhere you have access to a printer.
I know some people don't enjoy playing with Glyphs, but C3G has a good line up of glyph. I recommend picking up some glyphs from the Marvel Master Set online a printing the stickers out. If you can't find any of the Glyph tiles online (with only 2 to a set, I doubt there a loads available), Griffin recommends buying some cheap Bicycle poker chips and just choosing one color to apply your glyph stickers to.
You can download all the Glyph card PDFs right here.
With the Fantastic Forces Master Set, we have gotten 5 new Destructible objects. 3 of them you should already have if you have any terrain sets. It includes two cards for Battlements from the FotA set. And a card for the Warehouse ruin. The other two DOs are easy to get. If you buy any HeroClix with the outer shell, you can just pop it off and print off the stickers in the Books of the Turbo Lift or Manhole Cover.
We at C3G have released several optional rules that you can use when playing SuperheroScape. Knockback is a ton of fun and keeps your battles from becoming stale with engagements. Molten Lava is a problem when you have 300+ point figures in your army, so we released some rules to make lava less of an issue for Super Heroes. In our latest Master Set, we added rules for throwing Destructible Object around and using them as weapons. I find these rules to be simple and fun to use, once you start using them, you won't want to go back.
C3G endorces the use of these markers, but if you have a sizable collection of regular HeroScape markers, then by all means use those markers. I've found the glow in the dark markers work great for Green Lanterns!
What kind of group would we be if we didn't have good scenarios? We have released campains with both of our Master Sets and you can find those in the Books of Index. Also, we occasionally release "One Shot Scenarios" (scenarios that are just one game). If you enjoy scenarios (and even if you don't), i highly recommend playing these. The Fantastic Forces Unite campaign is my favorite right now!
If you are familiar with Valhalla HeroScape, then you have probably used the wonderful Battleplan site. Unfortunately we don't have something that amazing for C3G units, but one of our own Heroes, SirGalahad, has put together an amazing spreadsheet that is sortable. It also contains power text for every C3G power released and ever DO and Glyph. Highly recommended download for quick reference when building armies.
If you've played any games with C3G units you will find their powers can sometimes have a high learning curve and may lead to questions if not read correctly. Well fortunately our very own Hiducul has compiled all the FAQs and Erratas and put them in one thread for ease of access. If you have a question that hasn't been answered, head to that units Book and ask. Don't feel bad, we've all messed up and gotten confused at one point or another.
Ever wonder if you are getting the most out of your favorite unit? Well head on over to CharosInCharge's C3G Strategy thread and see what he says about you favorite unit. If you don't see your favorite unit listed, just ask and Charos will probably write something up for you.
I recommend: davidlhsl's Guide to Superhero Customs.
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This is an amazing tool Tickle. You might want to add Grishnak's rebasein tutorial also for those who have very litte OCD and don't mind doing it the cheep way.
Thanks. It's a work in progress for a reason.
Rep cannon empty. Sorry tickle.
You've got to have DW put a link to this in every home page post.
Hell, I'm going to add it to my signature right now!
When you click on the "Combined Card PDF" it takes you to a rep screen. FYI.
Maybe he is trying to give you a not so subtle hint.
That would be for Lefton4ya. Copied the wrong link. Fixed.
Also I am open to thread name suggestions.


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Why The Church Fathers Weren't Infallible
The Church "fathers" or "babies" as Luther called them, quoted the gospels 19,368 times (Rev. H.S. Miller, Biblical Introductions, 1937, pp. 259-260).
On The Canon
Papias not only stated that John the elder wrote the Book of Revelation (Daniel Theron, Evidence of Tradition, 1958, pgs. 30, 31) but also went on to teach that Revelation should be taken out of the canon of Scripture (Eusebius, Ecclesiastical History, Vol. III, Section 39.
Irenaeus, Jerome and Papias thought that the Gospel of Matthew was written in Hebrew and Peter preached the Gospel in Rome. This makes no sense, for God was moving from one dispensation (Jewish) to another (Gentile), therefore Hebrew would soon become obsolete and Greek was the tongue of the world (Irenaeus in Theron, Evidence of Tradition, p. 43).
Footnote: there are no Hebrew manuscripts for the New Testament.
Irenaeus quoted the Bible 1,800 times.
Clement doubted Jude, Hebrews and Revelation as being canonical.
(He quoted the New Testament 2,400 times).
Cerinthus rejected all gospels but Matthew
Dionysius didn't believe Revelation was apostolic in origin (Catholic Encyclopaedia, Vol. V, p. 13).
Eusebius and Origen questioned II and III John as being canonical.
Origen said the Apocrypha was inspired.
(He quotes New Testament 17,900 times.)
Dionysius of Alexandria rejected II Peter and Jude as canonical (Philip Schaff, History of the Christian Church, Vol. II, p. 161).
John of Damascus thought I and II Clement should have been canonised.
On Apostolic History
Cyprian was responsible for the blunder of Peter being the rock of the Church (Philip Schaff, The History of the Christian Church, Vol. II, p. 161).
And he erred by referring to Matthew 16 being Rome (Philip Schaff, Vol. III, p. 302-303).
Origen first taught Peter was crucified upside down (F.F. Bruce, The Spreading Flame, 1955).
Not only did he not believe in a literal Hell or a physical resurrection, but held to universal salvation, including Satan (De. Principiis, Book 3, Section 3,5, cited by Musurillo, p. 198).
He also didn't believe the sun was made on the 4th day and mocked Eve for eating literal fruit from the tree, calling it "childish." (Origen, De. Principiis, Book IV, Chapter I, Section 16).
Origen and Clement both believed in purgatory and baptismal regeneration (Schaff, Vol. III, p. 601).
And he believed the Apocrypha was inspired.
Clement of Alexandria believed Plato, Socrates and Aristotle's writings were inspired by God.
Would also say how God gave Astrology and the ancient Greeks their pagan and agnostic philosophy.
Jerome and others later rejected many of Origen's teachings as heretical (Schaff, Vol. III, pp. 698-705).
Irenaeus and Justin Martyr believed in a final annihilation of the dead as Russell and Rutherford did.
Irenaeus, Barnabus, Hermas, Ignatius, Polycarp and Justin Martyr were all premillennial in their eschatology (Leyroy Froom, Prophetic Faith of our Fathers, 1948, Vol. 1, pp. 212, 370, 478).


Beccariophoenix madagascariensis, from Madagascar is known as the Window Pane Palm. Almost extinct in its natural habitat it is a very attractive tree and this a tough palm and will grow as far south as Sydney.
This is a tree that will reach large proportions over time, a thick robust trunk and very long fronds.
It is a relatively slow growing palm also known as the Manarano Palm, the Maruala Palm. An excellent tree to help create a tropical look. It does not have spikes (unarmed) and develops into an attractive tree over time. The name 'window pane' comes from the formation of the new foliage, as it emerges it appears to have a window pane cut into it. This disappears as the foliage matures.
Best grown in semi shade and in a humus rich moist soil. Propagation from seed is slow. Growth for the first 4 – 5 years is slow, however in good conditions, after 5 years growth rate improve dramatically.
Although regarded as a tropical palm tree, Beccariophoenix madagascariensis is hardy as far south as Sydney.


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Machine translated chapter 26 of Invincible Conqueror light novel.
At this time, Huang Wei also looked, bumped with the Huang Xiaolong look in the same place, the Huang Wei corners of the mouth is holding sneered, disdained, both eyes was passing the strong hatred. Offers birthday congratulations after Li Mansion, entirely to increase of Huang Wei hatred every day to Huang Xiaolong, whenever is thinking Li Lu is in front of his to hold the hand of Huang Xiaolong, before thinking to leave, Li Lu is holding Huang Xiaolong unexpectedly, cries to make the scene that Huang Xiaolong do not walk, Huang Wei wish one could to gnaw the Huang Xiaolong flesh and blood. Their look collides, then puts aside. Huang Xiaolong and father Huang Peng, mother Su Yan arrived at Huang Ming, the Huang Wei two fathers and sons opposite sat. Not long, grandfather Huang Qide then arrived. Looks that grandfather Huang Qide appears, Huang Xiaolong naturally understands reason that grandfather Huang Qide attended this annual meeting, he trains Huang Wei with all one's heart, but the previous annual meeting, oneself beat violently Huang Wei, this many have stroked his honor, this time, he comes nothing but wants to look at Huang Wei to defeat itself, then retrieves the honor. Huang Qide arrives, the people set out to salute. "Was good, everybody sits." On Huang Qide the face the smiling face, presses the hand. The people sit. Was same to the year before last, Chief Steward Chen should stand, started the annual meeting speech, after the speech, after obtaining Huang Qide nodded, start to / begin to shouted loudly: "Annual meeting starts!" The annual meeting starts! The main hall presented the short silence, then, Martial Spirit Awakening disciples then comes to power to compete with compare notes this year.
But in the past Martial Spirit Awakening Huang Xiaolong, after Huang Wei and the others can only wait for Martial Spirit Awakening disciple(s) to compete with compare notes this year completely, can come to power to compete with. In the main hall the people look that the disciple(s) competition of stage last this year Martial Spirit Awakening compares notes, one face is all absent-minded, obviously, the people are anticipating the competition of Huang Xiaolong and Huang Wei. The last year, Huang Wei this Huang Family Manor talent best talent, the grandson of Old Manor Lord trained was actually punched with all one's heart the pig head by Huang Xiaolong, then this year?! But Huang Qide sits in the chairman's podium, similarly is hopeful. Quick, in the anticipation of people, Martial Spirit Awakening disciple(s) ended the competition to compare notes this year, when Martial Spirit Awakening disciple(s) finished this year the competition compares notes, in the entire main hall again had the short peace, is peaceful slightly to be strange, almost simultaneously, the people look went to Huang Wei and Huang Xiaolong. With the last year of difference, this time was Huang Xiaolong has first stood, after Huang Xiaolong stood up, gradually has gotten on the main hall central practicing wushu stage. The people noticed that Huang Xiaolong comes to power compared with Huang Wei unexpectedly first, is surprised slightly. Huang Xiaolong arrives on the stage to stand firm, looks under the stage Huang Wei, coldly said: "What's wrong? Doesn't dare to come up?" Huang Wei stands up suddenly, laughs, flying leaps, stands firm in front of Huang Xiaolong: "Doesn't I will dare to come up? Really huge joke! Huang Xiaolong, previous time you sneak attack me, has won my half a loaf of Kung-fu by luck, this time, do you think your also that good luck?" The Huang Wei words fall, a main hall silence. A people face is strange.
Sneak attack? Has won half a loaf of Kung-fu by luck? Huang Xiaolong has not expected the Huang Wei face thick-skinnedly to this degree. Huang Wei has not paid attention to the people facial expression, transfers to come, said to Huang Qide: "Grandfather, according to the annual meeting custom, the disciple(s) competition compares notes, its person cannot meddle, yes?" Then, looked to Huang Peng on stage, but that meaning obviously, he feared when will punch Huang Xiaolong half dead, Huang Peng could not bear meddle to prevent. "Yes, whoever, cannot meddle!" Huang Qide nodded, expression decidedly, unquestionable, as soon as the people listen, knows that Old Manor Lord is warning two Village Lord Huang Peng. Where Huang Peng and Su Yan will unable to listen to Huang Qide the words the meaning, although is angry, what in the heart are more is worried for the son. Huang Wei obtains grandfather Huang Qide to guarantee that felt relieved thoroughly, transfers to look at Huang Xiaolong, the both eyes bloodthirsty ray twinkle, the hatred that in this year in the heart suppresses erupts thoroughly. "Huang Xiaolong, I make you have a look at my Tenth Grade Martial Spirit and your seven levels of Martial Spirit disparities now! I must make you have a look at my present strength to be what terrifying degree!" The Huang Wei sound is low and deep, whole body Battle Qi such as the flood wells up generally crazily, exposes thoroughly before the people, in the meantime, his Martial Spirit three black tigers reappear in it behind. One year ago compared with, that only three black tigers rose in a big way two, the whole body black glow twinkle, had the awe-inspiring prowess, the threaten from Martial Spirit Innate sent out from that black tiger. "Strive to excel Battle Qi! This is Third Order, no, is Third Order Mid Stage Peak, the day, unexpectedly is Third Order Mid Stage Peak!" "Huang Wei Young Master talent also too heaven defying, unexpectedly in one year, from Second Order has increased to Third Order Mid Stage Peak!" In the main hall, Huang Family Manor all elders present, steward one face is all shocking, some not being able to bear from the seat have even stood.


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Q: Create trigger with subquery I have table with players line-ups. And I want to create trigger which will not allow to insert more then 11 players in one line up.
Table has 3 columns. Id, IdLineup, IdPlayer.
My code:
create or replace
trigger maximum_hracu before insert on sestava for each row

begin
if inserting then
  if (select count(*) from hraje where hraje.id_sestava = :new.id_sestava) <= 11 then
    insert into hraje values(seq_hraje.nextval,:new.id_sestava,1);
  end if;
end if;
end;

A: In PL/SQL always use INTO clause to assign a value.
Can you try using the below(not tested) :
Begin
select count(*)  INTO v_abc from hraje where hraje.id_sestava = :new.id_sestava
...
if (v_abc <= 11) Then
insert into hraje...
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Could Farming Simulator Emerge Among A New Wave Of Esports Hits?
Posted on February 3, 2019 - Last Updated on January 20, 2023
1 What is Farming Simulator?
2 Ready to harvest
3 Why Farming Simulator could open new avenues
If you took a quick straw poll of people who had at least a vague idea of what the esports industry entails and asked them to describe an esports title game, you'd receive some common answers. Respondents would likely describe the stereotypical 16 to 30-year-old male partaking in a Multiplayer Online Battle Arena game (like League of Legends or Dota 2), or a First Person Shooter (such as CS:GO or Overwatch).
It is easy to see why people would jump to that conclusion. After all, the top esports games at present tend to fit those categories. What's more, at the highest levels of the esports, female players are still drastically under-represented.
The reasons why titles such as League of Legends, Dota 2, CS:GO, and Overwatch dominate the conversation and the market are twofold. First off, these games can be streamed online and enjoyed as a spectator.
Indeed, this is why some strategy games, which are high on cerebral activity but perhaps lack dramatic on-screen action, remain relatively untested as esports games. This includes the hugely popular Football Manager series of games, one of the biggest selling titles of all time. Watching someone comb through data simply isn't any fun.
But these are just generalizations and customs. One game is ready to take on the preconception with its own league and a $250,000 prize pool.
What is Farming Simulator?
Farming Simulator is a series of games from German video game developer Giants Software that puts the player in a farmer's boots.
The most recent version of the game, Farming Simulator 19, was released in November and proved to be another smash hit success for Giants Software. It sold one million copies across PC, PlayStation, and Xbox One within just 10 days of its launch.
Over the last couple of years, earlier versions of the game were used for smaller esports events. In 2017 and 2018, farming industry conventions held Farming Simulation Championships. The title also trialed successfully at the Swiss video game show Herofest.
In terms of this new development, sponsorship for the $250,000 tournament will come from some big-hitters in the esports industry, namely Intel and Logitech. Other sponsors include Noblechairs and Nitrado.
Ready to harvest
The competition, which is expected to begin in the middle of 2019, will see a total of 10 tournaments held across Europe. In each, teams of three farmers will compete based on a number of different farming-themed parameters.
"We have lots of esports enthusiasts in our company who can't wait to show the world that farming can indeed be fun and competitive at the same time," Giants Software owner Christian Ammann told Esports Observer.
Although slated to start in 2019, the culmination of the tournament will take place at Giants Software's FarmCon, scheduled for 2020. Events will take place during Paris Games Week and Cologne's GamesCom throughout this year.
Why Farming Simulator could open new avenues
These lucrative plans for Farming Simulator illustrate games do not have to stick to a formula to find an audience and a market share.
Notably, Farming Simulator offers a chance for those gamers who may not have lightning-fast reflexes to showcase cognitive abilities in the esports environment. This once again means a different demographic of player can now find something to enjoy in esports.
One of the biggest criticisms of esports, of course, is that it is dominated by male gamers, playing male-oriented games. This week's news regarding Farming Simulator shows that things don't have to be that way. Different players, with different skills, using different software could expand and reshape esports' future.
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Home » Entertainment » John Boyega says 'Hold Back the Stars' wasn't "black" enough for him and Letitia Wright
John Boyega says 'Hold Back the Stars' wasn't "black" enough for him and Letitia Wright
ABC/Lou Rocco(LOS ANGELES) — Ahead of his upcoming sci-fi film Star Wars: The Rise of the Skywalker, John Boyega is also dishing on some of his other highly anticipatedprojects.
Boyega, who'll star alongside Letitia Wright in Steve McQueen's upcoming BBC anthology series Small Axe, says he had another major project planned with Wright, but they ended up "going in a more different direction" for a specific reason.
"We did have a project called Hold Back the Stars, but we're gonna do something else now," Boyega reveals to ABC Audio. "We just wanted to make the vibe more black. You got to choose the right music, the right vibe, the right tone."
The film, which has been described as Romeo & Juliet meets Gravity, is an adaptation of Katie Khan's novel of the same name. It centers on a man and woman who revisit memories of their love affair while trapped in space with a short amount of oxygen left.
Although that particular project didn't work out for them, the Star Wars sequel star says he's looking forward to working on other projects with Wright, and a few other of his fellow up-and-coming black Brits.
"We went to the same drama school. So, we've been dying to work with each other," Boyega says of Wright. "I mean, what I foresee is myself, Daniel Kaluuya, Damson Idris, and Letitia Wright and maybe, like, an ensemble thing."
"We can get something cracking," he teases.
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Home>Blog>Clayton State and Forest Park Dwarf House to Host Robotics Bowl to Kick Off Summer STEM Program
Clayton State and Forest Park Dwarf House to Host Robotics Bowl to Kick Off Summer STEM Program
Clayton State News April 3, 2015
The Clayton State University Robotics Bowl - sponsored by the College of Information & Mathematical Sciences (CIMS) at Clayton State University and Chick-fil-A's historic Forest Park Dwarf House - will be held at the Forest Park Dwarf House, 4959 Jonesboro Rd., Forest Park, on Friday, Apr. 17, beginning at 5 p.m.
The objective of the Robotics Bowl is to provide added exposure to local STEM/Robotics programs and to kick off a series of summer STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) enrichment opportunities that will be held at the Forest Park Dwarf House. Taking part in the Robotics Bowl will be teams from six Clayton County Middle Schools, and the public is invited to attend.
Recently, Dr. Tonya Clarke, director of K-12 mathematics for Clayton County Public Schools, received a $20,000 Verizon Innovative Learning Grant to be used to start six after-school middle school robotics teams. These teams, while furthering local interest in STEM programs, will also compete in the annual FIRST LEGO League (FLL) competition, held at Clayton State and sponsored by CIMS every January. The six middle schools benefiting from the grant are Lovejoy, MD Roberts, Jonesboro, Kendrick, Rex Mill, and North Clayton.
According to Dr. Scott Bailey, Clayton State assistant professor of Mathematics, and the director of the FIRST LEGO League regionals, the Apr. 17 event is the kick-off for the grant-based programs, and all six schools will participate as an informal introduction to working with the EV3 Mindstorm Robotics Kit. Also competing will be teams consisting of teachers, one consisting of a Clayton State professor or two, and potentially one of Clayton State students.
The event will consist of a 2v2 Capture-the-Flag battle. Each team will pair up with each of the other teams in a round-robin style tournament.
"Teams, composed of up to 10 children with at least one adult coach, will compete in robo-combat," says Clarke. "The primary work for the students will be programming an autonomous robot, using the Lego Mindstorms robot set, to score points on a thematic playing surface while creating an innovative solution to a social problem."
Clarke adds that, while completing their project, students must be guided by the team's Core Values of teamwork, problem solving through research, collaboration, honor in competition, discovery and professionalism.
The popular FIRST LEGO League competition for regional young STEM whizzes ages nine to 14 is held primarily in Clayton State's James M. Baker University Center. The competition is the Championship Qualifying Round for 32 teams of regionally-local students. The FLL competition has three parts - the Robot Game, the Project, and the Core Values. The top teams from the six super regionals in Georgia advance to the state competition each year in late January.
The FLL competition highlights student understanding of; the STEM disciplines with a focus on computer science and robotics, as well as a common civility through teamwork, core values, basic research methods, scholarly competition and fun.
The Forest Park Dwarf House is the second Chick-fil-A restaurant opened by the late Truett Cathy, and is also actively involved in the FIRST LEGO League competition.


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Q: Simple Injector - batch/auto register new classes Is it difficult in simple injector to auto register these classes:
public class RepositoryA : Repository<Hammers>, IRepositoryA
{
    ... implementing code here ...
}

public interface IRepositoryA: IRepository<Hammers>
{ //no methods
}

public class RepositoryB : Repository<Knives>, IRepositoryB
{
    ... implementing code here ...
}

public interface IRepositoryB: IRepository<Knives>
{ //no methods
}

public class RepositoryC : Repository<Swords>, IRepositoryC
{
    ... implementing code here ...
}

public interface IRepositoryC: IRepository<Swords>
{ //no methods
}

I was following the documentation described here: Simple Injector - Batch Registration
But it seems that it doesn't work if you try to inherit from another class and its interface. I can't separate the interfaces, meaning, it gets Repository and IRespositoryX, where X is the letter for the repository (A, B, C, etc). It essentially throws an error:

Sequence contains more than one element
Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of
  the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more
  information about the error and where it originated in the code.
Exception Details: System.InvalidOperationException: Sequence contains
  more than one element

It works if I manually register each class, one by one:
container.Register<IRepositoryA, RepositoryA>();
container.Register<IRepositoryB, RepositoryB>();
container.Register<IRepositoryC, RepositoryC>();
/* add more here */

Here is what I have so far:
var repositoryAssembly = typeof(StateRepository).Assembly;

var registrations =
    from type in repositoryAssembly.GetExportedTypes()
    where type.Namespace == "MappingTool.Repository"
    where type.GetInterfaces().Any()
    where !type.IsAbstract
    select new
    {
        Service = type.GetInterfaces().Single(),
        Implementation = type
    };

foreach (var reg in registrations)
{
    container.Register(reg.Service, reg.Implementation, Lifestyle.Transient);
}

A: The use case that Simple Injector supports is to batch register a set of implementations by their related generic interfaces. In other words, by doing this:
container.RegisterManyForOpenGeneric(
    typeof(IRepository<>),
    typeof(StateRepository).Assembly);

You are basically registering a closed version of the IRepository<T> interface as service, with its corresponding implementation. In other words, this will be equivalent to doing the following:
container.Register<IRepository<A>, RepositoryA>();
container.Register<IRepository<B>, RepositoryB>();
container.Register<IRepository<C>, RepositoryC>();
/* add more here */

Since you are not implementing the common use case, you will have to fall back to doing this manually. You can do this by writing the LINQ query as you already did, or you can make use of the OpenGenericBatchRegistrationExtensions.GetTypesToRegister method to make this easier:
var repositoryTypes = OpenGenericBatchRegistrationExtensions.GetTypesToRegister(
    container, typeof(IRepository<>), repositoryAssembly);

foreach (Type implementationType in repositoryTypes)
{
    Type serviceType =
        implementationType.GetInterfaces().Where(i => !i.IsGenericType).Single();

    container.Register(serviceType, implementationType, Lifestyle.Transient);
}

Do make sure though that you understand that you are violating the SOLID principles by implementing custom interfaces on your repositories. It be beneficial to prevent such violation. Take a look at this article for more information about this.


Cuba plans to court foreign investment in the tourism sector with proposed theme parks and water parks, according to the Tourism Ministry.
Reinaldo Daniel Alonso, director of Development, Investment and Business at the ministry, told reporters recently some 140 new projects could be included in an updated investment portfolio the government plans to unveil at the 2017 Havana International Fair in November.
The proposed projects include many non-hotel related investments, such as water parks and theme parks, he said, though expanding the island's hotel capacity is also a major goal.
The portfolio will also feature new golf courses that are independent of hotel and real estate development, such as two being built in the resort of Varadero and in the eastern province of Holguin.
New hotel projects are slated for Vinales, a picturesque valley located 175 kilometers west of Havana, and Trinidad, a colonial town situated 315 kilometers southeast of the capital.
Tourism arrivals have increased in Cuba, following the restoration of ties with the United States under former President Barack Obama, with 14.5 percent more international visitors in 2016 over the year before.
This year, Cuban officials hope to welcome some 4.2 million visitors.


Soul-conflicts cause ulcers rather than faith. An "ulcer of the soul" is inflammation like agitation, offense, irritation, anger, fear, etc. A wound of the soul is from our history or experience. Neither of those is the starting place for effectual prayer because "ulcers" and wounds can keep us from seeing from God's perspective. A timely example is that it cripples our faith to pray for our nation if we think God will not interrupt hell's assignments against our nation. Since 2017 is part of our watch, we can anticipate God's intervention in our nation this year as we pray and neutralize contradictions that influence daily.
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Above Scotland
Resources Outreach & Exhibitions Scottish Architecture
This new exhibition at The Lighthouse, Glasgow, created by Architecture and Design Scotland and the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland, gives visitors a unique birds-eye view of Scotland through stunning aerial photography from the National Collection of Aerial Photography.
From our islands to our cities, landscapes are a product of human invention and intervention. Almost no part of Scotland has been left untouched and unaltered by its people. Through these large-scale images we can read the long and complex histories of how Scotland's places came to be.
As part of Above Scotland Architecture and Design Scotland also visited three of the places featured in the exhibition and invited school children to create a response to their place and to capture the results with their own aerial photography. Films of the process and the results are part of the exhibition.
The ABOVE SCOTLAND exhibition opens to the public on October 26th and will run until the 23 January 2013 in Gallery 2, The Lighthouse, 11 Mitchell Lane, Glasgow, G1 3NU.
The exhibition is suitable for the whole family, admission is free and opening hours are Monday – Friday 10:30am- 5pm and Saturday – Sunday 12 – 5pm.
All Images Copyright RCAHMS
More about the Above Scotland exhibition:
As the glaciers of the last Ice Age receded, Scotland's earliest ancestors ventured northwards, exploring a wild, fertile territory. Nomadic hunter-gatherers at first, they made the decision to stay for good – to farm and to build. From that moment on, people began to write their story firmly into the fabric of the landscape.
Through the National Collection of Aerial Photography, held by the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland, we can read the long and complex histories of how Scotland's places came to be. Unique tales emerge of communities, their landscapes and their architecture.
In preparation for this exhibition A+DS went to three of the communities featured in this exhibition – Harris, Inveraray and Inverness – and worked with local school children to allow them to put their own creative mark on the landscape and capture this from the air. Films of the process and the final product forms part of the exhibition. Find out more about the workshops here.
The photographs in the exhibition are broken down into five sections:
Taming the Earth
Ritual and Religion
Defending the Land
Over 6,000 years ago, the inhabitants of Scotland began to carve small clearings out of this wild and imposing landscape, turning the soil to cultivate crops. Farming, above all other human activities, tamed and shaped the wilds of Scotland. For millennia, people lived out their lives to the rhythms of the farming calendar, clearing the forests and working the land to feed their families and communities. Farming has left layer after layer of remains, giving remarkable insights into the lives of our ancestors. Almost no part of Scotland has been left untouched and unaltered by its people.
Taming the Earth: Little Robart
Scotland has been a Christian country for well over a thousand years, with ancient tombstones, ruined abbeys, parish churches, crowded cemeteries and majestic cathedrals providing a physical timeline for one of the world's leading religions. Yet prehistoric sites found throughout Scotland are enigmatic reminders of the lost ritual practices of our pre-Christian ancestors.
Ritual and Religion: Teampull Eoin
During the mid eighteenth century a new intellectual elite gathered to discuss, exchange ideas and venture opinions and arguments on everything from philosophy and literature to economics and agriculture. They set about tackling the challenge of transforming Scotland into a rational, efficient and, above all, modern nation. A cultural revolution, soon dubbed the 'Scottish Enlightenment', had begun. Over the coming century Scotland was transformed from a poor rural country into a modern capitalist economy. Underpinned by the belief that reason and ingenuity could solve any problem, this philosophy of the Enlightenment was applied to every aspect of life in Scotland.
Enlightenment: Inveraray
For a time Scotland was the engine room of the British Empire, its raw materials fuelling a massive expansion in manufacturing. Coal from Lanarkshire and Ayrshire drove the steam engines of the mills and railways, and iron works provided the building blocks for incredible feats of marine and mechanical engineering. The Industrial Revolution started in the eighteenth century and reached an extraordinary peak as the Victorian period ended and the twentieth century began. As the world lurched towards a first, terrible, global conflict, the exploitation of resources and the pace of manufacturing grew even more frantic.
Engine Room: Mallaig Harbour
The inhabitants of Scotland have been building fortifications for many thousands of years. A testament to the nation's turbulent history, their varied forms reflect the changing weaponry and warfare their defences had to repel – from warriors armed with spears and swords in the Iron Age, to massed troops and cannons in the Anglo-Scottish wars. Time has mellowed what were often brutal buildings into picturesque ruins set against spectacular scenery. But their modern popularity as tourist attractions can never fully obscure their true origins.
Defending the Land: Stirling Castle
Main image: Caste Law
Tags: Above Scotland, Exhibition, photography
New Steading: a magical little building in a glorious spot – Ian O'Brien Studios
Ian O'Brien writes about the challenges of building in a remote location, and the opportunities of using timber from a storm-felled oak.
Low Carbon Living: Designing 22 Observatory Road – David Jamieson, ZONE
David Jamieson of ZONE architects talks about the joys and challenges of creating a low carbon building in Edinburgh.
Critical Path: Programme of lectures, workshops and discussions
A&DS collaboration with the University of Strathclyde's Architecture Department to deliver a series of events for the RIAS Festival of Architecture
Disappearing Glasgow: Resonate
An extract from the Disappearing Glasgow book produced by Chris Leslie.
Say Hello to: Nobody's Home Exhibition
Nobody's Home: an exhibition of photographs by John Maher exploring abandoned crofts across the Outer Hebrides.
Exhibition: Park Circus – History, Heritage and Development
Exhibition: Park Circus - History, Heritage and Development
Best use of Timber Awards Exhibition 2015
The Best Use of Timber Awards exhibition showcases the winner and shortlisted entries. The Award is aimed at encouraging innovative use of timber.
Scotland + Venice 2014 "Past + Future" Exhibition film
Scotland + Venice exhibition promotion film
A Picture of Health: Exhibition Resource
A Picture of Health: Exhibition Resource document
Exhibition: A Picture of Health
Over the past 4 years, NHSScotland has embarked on a world-leading process, NHSScotland Design Assessment Process...


A Nobleman announced his intention of giving a public entertainment in the theatre, and offered splendid prizes to all who had any novelty to exhibit at the performance. The announcement attracted a crowd of conjurers, jugglers, and acrobats, and among the rest a Clown, very popular with the crowd, who let it be known that he was going to give an entirely new turn. When the day of the performance came, the theatre was filled from top to bottom some time before the entertainment began. Several performers exhibited their tricks, and then the popular favourite came on empty-handed and alone.


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Broomfield stroke survivor finds power in powder
Rick Herrmann founded Snow Strokers to help others find their strength on the slopes of Eldora
Rick Herrmann on the slopes of Eldora Mountain Resort. (Photo courtesy of Ignite Adaptive Sports )
By Hannah Metzger |
PUBLISHED: January 31, 2020 at 3:15 p.m. | UPDATED: February 3, 2020 at 3:57 p.m.
Rick Herrmann had seven strokes in 3½ years. He fell out of work, suffered paralysis and even lost the ability to speak. Today, he runs a nonprofit called Snow Strokers, helping other stroke survivors rehabilitate through skiing.
"What better person to teach the disabled how to ski than a disabled person?" Herrmann said.
Broomfield resident Herrmann, 66, had his first stroke at 29. After multiple strokes, he was eventually diagnosed with isolated angiitis of the central nervous system. The strokes turned his life upside down.
He was unable to find work after his second stroke because of the widely held belief that most survivors die before their third stroke. His fourth caused paralysis on the right side of his body. He was then sent to a psychologist by his doctors to prepare to face his death. After his seventh stroke, Herrmann lost the ability to speak, having to go through rehabilitation to teach himself to talk again.
"Now, I'll talk anybody's head off," he said with a laugh.
Between his sixth and seventh stokes, Herrmann skied again for the first time in years.
Though he had quit skiing in college, Herrmann participated in ski racing throughout middle and high school. When he was on the mountain, he said it was the first time in years he didn't think about his health.
"It was just all skiing," he said. "I wasn't as good as I used to be, but I could ski."
In 1987 following his seventh stroke, Herrmann began to teach skiing to people with disabilities at Eldora Mountain Resort. Over his 22 years of teaching, he never encountered another stroke survivor.
That's when he decided to start Snow Strokers.
Snow Strokers is a nonprofit organization that educates stroke survivors on resources to learn to ski and provides transportation to Eldora. Snow Strokers also offers bike-riding programs in the summer.
Kevin Sheehan first met Herrmann through the bike-riding program.
In 2013, Sheehan had a severe hemorrhage stroke on the right side of his brain. As a result, he is paralyzed on the left side of his body. Herrmann encouraged him to start riding when he was still in a wheelchair.
"He said, 'You get on that bike and get moving, stroke guy,'" Sheehan said with a laugh. "And so I did."
After nearly six years, Herrmann this winter finally convinced Sheehan to give skiing a try. Sheehan called the experience the most exciting thing he's done since his stroke.
"I got done with that two-hour lesson and I had more feeling on my left side than I have had in the full six years of conventional therapy," Sheehan said. "I am so motivated to keep going. I can't even put it into words."
Esther Fretz, executive director of the Rocky Mountain Stroke Center, said this kind of motivation is key to continued progress for stroke survivors.
Fretz said stroke survivors make significant improvements through therapy and can make progress years after their strokes. But while professional treatments help, many cannot afford to continue them for extended periods. That's where activities such as skiing can be crucial.
"If you don't work, you lose the progress you've made," Fretz said. "(Keeping active) is absolutely essential."
Fretz, who knows Herrmann through her center's support groups, said Herrmann is a "great testimony" to the importance of continued rehabilitation.
"You can make progress for the rest of your life," she said.
Fretz also acknowledged the importance of emotional healing, something with which she said the skiing and community in Herrmann's program are helpful. "It's good for the soul," she said.
Sheehan can attest to the emotional influence of Snow Strokers. He said after finishing his ski lesson, he thought, "I might actually be able to get back into life."
Sheehan called Herrmann a "mentor" and "stroke hero."
"The man is incredible to get you up and get moving," Sheehan said. "You think you're having trouble with your own struggle with stroke and then you talk to a guy who's had seven."
While Herrmann no longer teaches, he still skis at least 30 times each year. He also provides rides to Eldora and says he will continue to do so "as long as I can."
"I fulfill a need," Herrmann said. "If I don't drive them out there, they wouldn't get out there."
Though Snow Strokers began in 2010, it has built most of its momentum in the last two years. In addition to skiing and biking, Snow Strokers this year is expanding to include mountain climbing. The nonprofit has assisted 25 stroke survivors with skiing and 40 overall.
"(Sometimes survivors) think they can't do anything anymore," Herrmann said. "All you have to do is have the will to learn."
For more information on Snow Strokers go to SnowStrokers.com.
Hannah Metzger


Stank or Stunk – What's the Difference?
Home » Stank or Stunk – What's the Difference?
English verbs can be regular or irregular. Regular verbs are easy to conjugate since they follow a set pattern for conjugation. Irregular verbs, however, do not follow the same rules.
Stink is an irregular verb—many writers aren't sure whether stank or stunk is the right word to use. The truth is that they are both correct, but they are different past tense conjugations, and they belong in different contexts.
Continue reading to learn more about these confusing verbs.
What is the Difference Between Stank and Stunk?
In this post, I will compare stunk vs. stank. I will use both words in example sentences to show you how they appear in context.
Plus, I will show you a mnemonic device that helps make the choice between stunk or stank a little easier.
What does stank mean? Stank is a verb. Specifically, it is the simple past tense form of the verb to stink, which means to emit an unpleasant smell. Lots of things stink, like spoiled food, wet dogs, and garbage dumps.
Metaphorically speaking, an unfavorable event can also be said to stink. Losing the World Series stinks, just like missing the last bus home from work after a long day.
Jean-Marie stank badly after she didn't shower all week long on her camping trip.
I planned to eat the last of the yogurt for breakfast this morning, but it stank, so got rid of it.
Stank is the simple past tense of stink, but what about the present tense? Here are a few other ways to conjugate stink.
What does stunk mean? Stunk is also a conjugation of stink. It is the past participle form. Past participles are used with helping verbs like have or had.
Helping verbs, also called auxiliary verbs, indicate an action that occurred within a sequence but is no longer happening in the present.
George had stunk for three days by the time he got back to town.
The star pitcher's ERA has stunk ever since his bad game in April.
As the last two examples indicate, stunk can also be used figuratively.
The most common mistake involved stank and stunk is to use stunk as a simple past verb. Since it is a past participle, it should only appear with helping verbs.
Past participles can often be used as adjectives, as well. In everyday English, though, stunk is not often used as an adjective. The default adjective form of the verb stink is stinky.
Stank and stunk are both past tense conjugations of stink, but they are different tenses.
Stank is the simple past tense form.
Stunk is a past participle.
Now, let go over a memory trick to remember stank vs. stunk.
This irregular verb follows other irregular verbs in this conjugation pattern: sink becomes sank in the simple past and sunk as a past participle, for instance. Since stunk and sunk rhyme and they are both past participles, you can use these rhyming words as a reminder of the correct contexts for stunk. See sank vs. sunk here.
Is it stank or stunk? Stank and stunk are past tense conjugations of the verb to stink, which means to smell badly.
Stank is the simple past form.
Stunk is the past participle form.
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import org.vaadin.netbeans.editor.analyzer.ui.NamePanel;
import org.vaadin.netbeans.model.ModelOperation;
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The rules for the Big Daddy Weave Giveaway (Thursday, February 21st, 2019) are as follows.
How to Enter or Participate: Listen to the Family between 6:00 AM and 6:00 PM on Thursday, February 21st for us to play the song "Redeemed" by Big Daddy Weave. When the song starts, call 833-YOUR-FAM (833-968-7326). The 5th eligible caller wins a Family 4-Pack of tickets to see Big Daddy Weave in concert at the Alberta Kimball Auditorium in Oshkosh, Wi at 7:00 PM on March 3rd.
Eligibility Instructions: No purchase necessary. One winner per household. One entry per person. Odds of winning depend on the number callers. Must be 13 years or older to enter.
Entry Deadline Dates: The contest will begin at 6:00 AM on February 21stand will go until 6:00 PM on the same day.
The Extent, Nature, and Value of the Prize: The prize winner will receive one of two, Family 4-Pack of tickets to see Big Daddy Weave in concert at the Alberta Kimball Auditorium in Oshkosh, Wi at 7:00 PM on March 3rd. (valued at $60).
Time and Means of Selection of Winners: The fifth eligible contestant's call received by the Family Radio Network will be declared the winner. The Family Radio Network Inc. is not responsible for any issues arising from lack of phone service, dropped or incomplete calls, or any other technical issues that may inhibit chances of winning.


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Get ready to freak out over this genius bread alternative hitting stores next month
by Emily Laurence, September 24, 2018
Photo: Stocksy/Kirsty Begg
Photo: Vegolution
Sweet potato toast has been all over Instagram for the past couple years now, but anyone who has tried to make it knows that it isn't as easy as it looks. The ultimate SPT hack is popping slices of the tuber in the toaster, but—let's be honest here—chopping through the potato is not easy. Even if you're a Crossfit regular, it takes essentially all your strength. And being precise enough to cut slices thin enough to fit in your toaster is a true talent. Once you do pop it in, it takes between two to four rounds of toasting to cook it. So…the struggle is real.
Well, not anymore. Last week when I attended ExpoEast in Baltimore, AKA a convention where over 1,000 wellness brands reveal their latest and greatest products, I discovered a not-yet launched product that's a total game-changer. Vegolutionary Foods—the parent company to cauliflower pizza brand Caulipower—is launching Sweet PotaToasts, roasted sweet potato slices. Literally all you have to do is open the bag and pop the pre-cut slices in your toaster. And yes, it only takes one round of toasting for them to be ready. It's one of those ideas that's so smart and simple, it's hard to believe it hasn't existed until now.
The only ingredient is literally the sweet potato, so there's no weird additives in there. (Though the brand is launching a delish sea salt and olive oil version, which includes those two ingredients as well.) Besides being used in place of bread in the AM for avocado toast or nut butter, it works as a savory meal too, paired with pesto and tomatoes.
The roasted sweet potato slices officially come out in Sprouts stores next month and will then roll out in other grocery stores starting nationwide. I can imagine the double taps already.
Originally posted September 18, 2018. Updated September 24, 2018.
Speaking of the tuber, here are some creative ways to cook with sweet potatoes, including how to incorporate them into your s'mores.
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UniPage Services Admissions assistance
City Darwin
Bachelor (foreigners) 16,989 USD/year.
Master (foreigners) 19,004 USD/year.
Cost of living $910-1,443 USD/Month.
Official Website www.cdu.edu.au
Finance type Nonprofit
Organization type Public
Abbreviation CDU
Teachers 258
Students 5,882
Foreigners 31%
Religion None
Academic calendar Semesters
Gender limitation No limits
Campus type Suburban
Exchange programs Available
Library Available
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• Association of Southeast Asian Institutions of Higher Learning (ASAIHL)
World ranking 598
Country ranking 25
International Faculty 220
International Students 86
Citations per Faculty 336
UniPage World University Ranking 598
QS World University Rankings 553
Cost of living in Darwin
Expenses - USD/Month.
Accommodation 459 532
Food 265 474
Transportation 24 114
Communications and utilities 109 142
Clothing 23 89
Sports and leisure 30 93
Total 910 1,443
Accommodation in Darwin
USD/Month.
Shared room outside of centre 463
Shared room in city centre 538
1 bedroom apartment outside of centre 954
1 bedroom apartment in city centre 1,160
Charles Darwin University (CDU) - public higher education institution in Australia. CDU became active in 2003. Charles Darwin University is a jewel of Darwin, where the university constructed its campus.
University ranking. Charles Darwin University has garnered a reputation of a strong educational institution as it is among the top 30 universities of Australia. Despite being one of the youngest educational institutions, Charles Darwin University it ranks 25 in the national ratings of Australia. Charles Darwin University is quite famous as it ranks high in the top 5% of the best universities of the world.
Application process and the cost of tuition. The academic year is traditionally consists of semesters. A year of bachelor studies will cost you around 16,989 USD. A master's degree of CDU will cost a student a significant sum of 19,004 USD per year. Despite this the students can apply for scholarships provided by the university. For more accurate information regarding CDU tuition fees please visit the official website of the university http://www.cdu.edu.au.
The composition of the university. Being a medium scale university, Charles Darwin University teaches more than 5 thousand students. Being a foreign citizen does not exclude you from the admission process. A quarter of students are foreign citizens. About 258 teachers and professors are employed by CDU. Foreign specialists are the majority of the academic staff. The university has international partners which allows its students to participate in exchange programs. The university has social media profiles Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin, where you can learn more about it.
Infrastructure of CDU. The library is available to all of the students. It is a part of the Universities Australia, and also a member of Association of Southeast Asian Institutions of Higher Learning (ASAIHL).
Charles Darwin University - Official Description
In the spirit of our namesake, Charles Darwin, the naturalist, geologist and father of modern evolutionary theory, CDU places great emphasis on innovative study and research that will change the world and improve people's lives. Today we have over 22,000 students enrolled in Higher Education, Research and VET spread across nine campuses and centres in the Northern Territory, as well as in Melbourne and Sydney. As one of a handful of universities in the country that provides both Higher Education and Vocational Education and Training (VET) courses, we offer alternative ways to access education, particularly for mature-aged and Indigenous students. As well as gaining a qualification, CDU believes that every graduate should acquire universal skills, qualities and understanding regardless of their disciplines. Reasons to choose CDU •we are in the top two per cent of universities in the world and in the top 100 universities worldwide under 50 years old. (Times Higher Education 2013) •we are the second-fastest growing university in Australia •we are in the top four universities in Australia and New Zealand for research in environmental science and ecology •we teach over 4000 Indigenous students each year.
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32 1 University of Melbourne Melbourne 27,995 USD 27,995 USD
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The Late Grand Duke of Luxembourg
By F1 GPDC April 23, 2019 September 2, 2021 Categories: News, Obituaries	Leave a comment
The Grand Prix Drivers Club lost one of the members of its Comite d'Honneur with the passing of Jean, Grand Duke of Luxembourg, today April 23.
Jean, Benoit Guillaume Robert Antoine Louis Marie Adolph Marc d'Aviano, was born on January 5 1921 and Pope Benedict XV was one of his godparents, hence his second name. He was educated in England and became Heir Apparent to the Dukedom in 1939.
Warned of the invasion of Luxembourg during WWII the family managed to escape to Paris and then to New York. He then studied Law at University in Canada before volunteering for the Irish Guards in 1942 and returning to Europe and was involved in the Normandy landings. Even after the end of the war he was proud to remain a Colonel of the Irish Guards
He became Grand Duke of Luxembourg in 1964 when his mother abdicated and in 2000, after reigning for 36 years he too abdicated and his son Henri became the new Grand Duke of Luxembourg. When he died at the age of 98 he had been the longest living Monarch in the World.
The Grand Prix Drivers Club have sent condolences to the present Grand Duke and his Family.
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The perfect mix of rest, relaxation and fun! Enjoy the flexibility and freedom of this group tour with an amazing group of people, combined with daily yoga practices and endless activities! Soak up the sun on Thailand's stunning islands, meditate on the beach at sunset, trek through the jungle, rock climb, snorkel, shop, learn Thai cooking, go for a Thai massage – or whatever else might capture your imagination.
Welcome to bliss! Say goodbye to the world to chill out & get to know your new yoga friends at our brand new LBW exclusive homestay! See what day to day life is like in Thailand, in a location untouched by mass tourism. Practice Yoga Daily, eat delicious home-cooked Thai meals, and lounge by the pool or on our rooftop balconies while taking it all in. Pick up from Krabi Airport is included.
Guests will be arriving throughout the day. Group Orientation with guides and guests.
Shamanic fire ceremony, followed by a meditation session.
Included experiences: Daily yoga, Pranayama and meditation practice, Posture Clinic.
Included experiences: Daily yoga, Pranayama and meditation practice, Sea Kayaking through Mangrove Forest.
Included experiences: Daily yoga, Pranayama and meditation practice. Lunar Social, Posture Clinic.
Included experiences: Daily yoga, Pranayama and meditation practice.
Visit Wat Tham Suea Temple to watch the sunrise.
Optional activity: Day trip to Railay (400-800baht). Rock climbing in Railay (600Baht). Viewpoint hike/caving/blue lagoon in Railay (FREE).
Visiting Koh Phi Phi is a must do on your trip to Thailand. This tiny island is packed with views to die for, awesome restaurants, beach bars, and beautiful tanned people. Have you seen "The Beach"? Don't worry if you haven't because you will have the chance to visit it in real life on this stop!
Travel by bus (1hr) and Ferry (2hr) to Koh Phi Phi.
Enjoy a viewpoint hike in the afternoon and watch the sun set over the island.
Afternoon/Evening Pranayama and meditation practice.
Included experiences: Daily yoga, Pranayama and meditation practice. Viewpoint Hike.
Free day for optional activities – beach, shopping, massage, cooking class.
Boat trip to visit Maya Bay (the iconic "Beach") and Monkey Beach.
Free day for Introspection & relaxation.
Guests depart throughout the day (ferry leaves at 9am).


Show your Washington Birder pride with this original shield-style design! The state is shown in silhouette with several perched and flying birds also shown in More... silhouette. Whether you're a native Washington birder, birding the Olympic or Cascade Mountains, or following the Great Washington State Birding Trail for the first time, this classic gothic-style design is for you!