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Two Questions About Monet's "Apple Trees" Painting
This is Monet's "Apple Trees in Blossom by the Water", painted in 1880.
1. What's the focal point?
2. Where's the water mentioned in the painting's title?
Turn page 90 of Monet: The Seine and The Sea 1878–1883 by Michael Clarke and Richard Thomson, where it's explained that:
"Such is the density of the surface activity that the painting has no conventional focus or compositional base. … This is a canvas about touch, texture and colour…"
The trunk does leads your eye up into the branches, but then it takes it off the top. There's so much going on with the leaves and shadows it's hard to make out any single bit but simultaneously inviting you to get lost in it all. Paintings don't have to have a traditional focal point, positioned according the Golden Mean, with a composition leading the viewer's eye towards it. It's your choice.
The water in the painting is supposedly implied by the sense of a tree growing on a bank. (It's thought it's one of the paintings Monet did from a river boat .) I'm not sure I'd think about it if it weren't in the painting's title. Would you?
Mostly I find myself wondering how Monet didn't get fedup with all those shades of brown from burnt umber to beige, and whether in real life the painting has more yellows and green visible. What would your third question be?
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6 Replies to "Two Questions About Monet's "Apple Trees" Painting"
Jim Meaders says:
I think that most artists sacrifice creativity by concentrating too much on focal point and color at the sacrifice of composition and value! If your composition works well and your values emphasize the depth of the composition your painting will be successful, regardless of the type ("I dislike the word style") of image making you are using. Besides, I believe that a very important part of presenting one's work to viewing by others is to let them discover their own "focal points" and meanings, whether or not they know what is going on behind their eyes.
My focal point would be that patch of green off to the left of the painting up in the branches, that's the first thing my eye went to.
christopher munz says:
it"s hard to focus on any single point. i think some of monet's paintings look like he was trying to capture the wind, you know when your eyes take in a scene of a gentle breeze with rustling leaves and ripples in the water? sort of blurry? anyway, that's what i see
MarionBE says:
Capturing the wind — that's a beautifully poetic and apt description!
coloursandtextures says:
My third question was ' where can I see it?' but a search shows that it's in a private collection. It's very textural which I like. To me it captures a mood of a gloomy day. Which is why I wondered whether I could see it somewhere to see if the colours really are so dreary.
Unfortunately, yes.
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1) In memory of Valerio Gentile, a young music lover and lyrical singer, prematurely dead, his family, in collaboration with Bari "N.Piccinni" and Monopoli "Nino Rota" Conservatories of Music, has instituted in 1997 the Premio Internazionale di Canto Lirico – Borsa di Studio "Valerio Gentile" (International Prize for Lyric Singers – "Valerio Gentile" Fellowship). The competition will take place in Monopoli and Fasano (Italy) on December 9th 2018.
2) Young lyrical singers can join the competition under the condition of being, at the 1/1/2018, under 30 years old if sopranos or tenors and under 32 years old if mezzo-sopranos, contraltos, baritones, bass, countertenors.
€ 40,00 for those who will be accompanied by their own piano collaborator; € 80,00 for those who require piano accompanist.
▪ a copy of the works (on paper) chosen for the competition, ONLY in case an accompanist is requested.
▪ Pianist of the organization: M ° Raffaella Migailo.
Nevertheless, the organization reserves the right to use audio and video recordings and photographs of the performances of the competition in 2018, and has the unlimited rights to broadcast the 2018 Contest performances through television, radio, Internet, without payment to competitors. Participation in the competition in 2018 implies the tacit consent to the previously written.
Application deadline is November 25th 2018: all documents must be received by email and/or postmarked no later than this date. In case of exclusive electronic transmission, a physical copy of all documents must be given to the Competition administration on the eliminatory stage day.
4) Competitions promoters have the right to verify the authenticity of all certificates and documents enclosed by the applicants.
5) Prizes, in the form of a document confirming the amount awarded, consist in scholarships destined to the participation in master classes, courses or specific educational activities in Italy or abroad, chosen by the winners.
1st Prize – Scholarship to the value of € 2000,00 – diploma and concerts to be planned.
2nd Prize – Scholarship to the value of € 1000,00 – diploma e and concerts to be planned.
3rd Prize – Scholarship to the value of € 500,00 – diploma and 1 concert to be planned.
Assignment of a role, with a scholarship, in a production of Bitonto's "XIV Traetta Opera Festival 2019", under the unquestionable judgement of the jury member of T.O.F..
Concert in the Festival "Ritratti" 2019, organized by Associazione Musicale Euterpe of Monopoli (Bari).
organized by the Giovanni Padovano Musical Association of Mola di Bari.
Programs chosen by the applicants must not exceed 15 minutes length: it must contain not less than four lyric songs, or, at the choice of the competitor, no less than three lyric songs and one chamber piece, all of different authors (only one author can be replicated). Would be nice a chose a non-italian language song All works must be performed by heart, in original language and tonality.
 Second Stage – Final: Performance of the entire program presented by the candidate, or part of it (according to Jury's decision).
Eliminatory phase will be held on December 9th 2018 in Monopoli, Conservatory of Music "Nino Rota". Jury will select a maximum number of 6 finalists, who in the evening of the same day will be performing in the Final Stage held in Fasano (BR): winners will be announced on the same evening.
9) By registering, the participants wholly accept these Rules as well as the Regulations and Norms that during their development might be issued. The decisions of the Jury and the Competition Management cannot be appealed.


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Redlands House Cremorne Preschool isn't just celebrating the summer holidays this year, they are also celebrating having achieved the maximum possible rating on their recent ACECQA inspection.
ACECQA, the Australian Children's Education and Care Quality Authority assessed Redlands House Cremorne, and judged it to be deserving of Exceeding Quality Standard for every Standard of the seven Quality Areas and additionally, for every one of the 18 sub-categories.
Redlands Principal, Dr Peter Lennox, congratulated the staff for their achievement in providing an exceptional preschool education and learning environment.
"This is a splendid testimony to the staff's professional practice and hard work and preparation for this searching external assessment," said Dr Lennox.
"It is an outstanding achievement and I especially thank Mrs Alexandra Harper, Miss Belinda Oxley and Mrs Deborah Thomas for their guidance and leadership in this process.
Located in a renovated historic building formerly known as The Old Hall in Allister St, Redlands House Cremorne is a state-of-the-art centre that blends traditional architecture with purpose-built facilities.
Mrs Alexandra Harper, Head of Early Childhood, said Redlands House Preschools foster children's natural curiosity andthirst for knowledge by supporting and encouraging them to ask questions and engage in the world around them.
"At Redlands House Preschools we pride ourselves on our shared enthusiasm for learning, and the areas assessed really are the ones we focus on delivering for the child and their family," said Mrs Harper.
"We build our programs around the children's innate wonder and curiosity about the world they live in, in order to fully prepare them for school and for the future.
The seven areas assessed include educational program and practice; children's health and safety; physical environment; staffing arrangements; relationships with children; collaborative partnerships with families and communities; and leadership and service management.
Redlands House Cremorne is one of two Redlands Pre-Schools for children aged 3 to 5 years of age. The other is located at Balgowlah, on the foreshores of North Harbour reserve.


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from pywingui.windows import *
from pywingui.wtl import *
from pywingui import comctl
from pywingui import gdi

class NoteBook(comctl.TabControl):
    _window_style_ = WS_CHILD | WS_VISIBLE | WS_CLIPCHILDREN | WS_CLIPSIBLINGS
    _window_style_ex_ = 0
    _window_background_ = 0

    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        comctl.TabControl.__init__(self, *args, **kwargs)

        hfnt = gdi.GetStockObject(gdi.DEFAULT_GUI_FONT)
        SendMessage(self.handle, WM_SETFONT, hfnt, 0)
        #intercept msgs tabctrl sends to parent in order to detect current
        #tab changes:
        self.m_interceptor = self.Intercept(self.GetParent(), self._msg_map2_)

        #remove the default CS_HREDRAW and CS_VREDRAW class styles from
        #tab ctrl, these produce much flicker!
        #may produce some artifacts, anybody got a solution?
        clsStyle = self.GetClassLong(GCL_STYLE)
        clsStyle &= ~CS_HREDRAW
        clsStyle &= ~CS_VREDRAW
        self.SetClassLong(GCL_STYLE, clsStyle)

    def dispose(self):
        self.m_interceptor.dispose()
        del self.m_interceptor

    def _ResizeChild(self, child):
        if child:
            rc = self.GetClientRect()
            self.AdjustRect(0, rc)
            child.MoveWindow(rc.left, rc.top, rc.width, rc.height, TRUE)

    def GetChildAt(self, index):
        if index >= 0:
            item = self.GetItem(index, TCIF_PARAM)
            return instanceFromHandle(item.lParam)
        else:
            return None

    def AddTab(self, index, title, child):
        item = comctl.TCITEM()
        item.mask = TCIF_TEXT | TCIF_PARAM
        item.pszText = title
        item.lParam = handle(child)
        self.InsertItem(index, item)
        self._ResizeChild(child)
        self.SetCurrentTab(index)
        return index

    def SetCurrentTab(self, index):
        """sets the current tab to index"""
        if index == self.GetCurSel(): return
        self.OnSelChanging(None) #simulate
        self.SetCurSel(index) #does not cause sel changing and sel change events
        self.OnSelChange(None) #simulate

    def GetCurrentChild(self):
        return self.GetChildAt(self.GetCurSel())

    def OnSelChange(self, event):
        """new current tab"""
        child = self.GetCurrentChild()
        if child:
            self._ResizeChild(child)
            child.ShowWindow(SW_SHOW)

    def OnSelChanging(self, event):
        #current tab changing
        child = self.GetChildAt(self.GetCurSel())
        if child:
            child.ShowWindow(SW_HIDE)

    def OnSize(self, event):
        self.Invalidate() #slight flicker at tabs, but keeps artifacts from showing up
        #maybe only invalidate areas not covered by child
        child = self.GetChildAt(self.GetCurSel())
        self._ResizeChild(child)
        event.handled = 0

    def OnEraseBackground(self, event):
        event.handled = 0

    _msg_map_ = MSG_MAP([MSG_HANDLER(WM_SIZE, OnSize),
                         MSG_HANDLER(WM_ERASEBKGND, OnEraseBackground)])

    _msg_map2_ = MSG_MAP([NTF_HANDLER(comctl.TCN_SELCHANGE, OnSelChange),
                          NTF_HANDLER(comctl.TCN_SELCHANGING, OnSelChanging)])

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Township of Pennsauken, NJ
Ch 5 Authorities
Ch 9 Boards, Committees and Commissions
Ch 13 Central Purchasing Office
Ch 16 Civil Service
Ch 20 Claims Approval
Ch 31 Emergency Medical Services, Department of
Ch 48 Land Use Administration
Ch 56 Pensions
Ch 67 Public Works, Department of
Ch 71 Redevelopment Agency
Ch 74 Residency Requirements
Ch 78 Self-Liquidating Public Utilities
Ch 84 Adult Bookstores and Theaters
Ch 88 Agricultural Fairs and Exhibitions
Ch 91 Alarm Systems
Ch 97 Amusement Devices
Ch 105 Auctions and Auctioneers
Ch 107 Basketball Equipment and Use
Ch 111 Brush, Grass, Weeds, Trash, Debris and Stagnant Water
Ch 114 Buildings, Unfit
Ch 115 Insurance Liens
Ch 122 Business and Industry Registration
Ch 128 Circuses
Ch 135 Contractors
Ch 141 Development Regulations
Ch 142 Environmental Quality Review
Ch 146 Drugs
Ch 159 Firearms
Ch 166 Flood Control
Ch 175 Gasoline Stations
§ 175-1 Compliance required.
§ 175-3 Parking and storage of motor vehicles and other equipment.
§ 175-4 Disposal of waste materials.
§ 175-5 Outside storage of supplies, materials or parts.
§ 175-6 Fire protection equipment.
§ 175-7 Storage of used parts or tires.
§ 175-8 Surfacing of lot area; screening of residential property.
§ 175-9 Lot requirements and improvements.
§ 175-10 Interpretation and application of provisions.
Ch 175 Art II Placement and Storage of Motor Vehicles
§ 175-12 Conditions to apply.
§ 175-13 Number of vehicles restricted.
§ 175-14 Relief.
Ch 181 Honor Boxes
Ch 188 Junkyards
Ch 194 Library
Ch 198 Loitering
Ch 200 Massage Parlors
Ch 207 Multiple Dwellings
Ch 215 Oil-Burning Equipment
Ch 218 Parades
Ch 222 Parking Lots
Ch 226 Parks and Playgrounds
Ch 236 Police Records
Ch 237 Pool and Billiard Parlors
Ch 240 Precious Metals, Gems, Other Metals, Gift Cards and Secondhand Goods
Ch 244 Property, Vacant, Foreclosed and Abandoned; Vacant Properties Not in Default
Ch 247 Railroads
Ch 251 Rental Units
Ch 256 Sewers and Drainage Systems
Ch 260 Signs, Political
Ch 288 Trailer Sales
Ch 292 Used Car Businesses
Ch 296 Vehicles and Equipment, Abandoned
Ch 302 Vehicles, Operation of
Part III, Health Legislation
Ch 314 General Provisions, Health Legislation
Ch 330 Retail Food Establishments and Vending Machines
Ch 333 Sanitary Standards
Ch 336 Sewage Disposal Systems, Individual
Ch 340 Swimming Pools, Public
Ch 349 Weeds
Ch A353 Cable Television Franchise
New Laws (1) Index Notes
Agendas Legislation
Township of Pennsauken, NJ / Part II, General Legislation
Chapter 175 Gasoline Stations
[HISTORY: Adopted by the Township Committee of the Township of Pennsauken as indicated in article histories. Amendments noted where applicable.]
Development regulations — See Ch. 141.
Fire prevention — See Ch. 162.
Article II Placement and Storage of Motor Vehicles
[Adopted 3-13-1978 by Ord. No. 78-3 as Art. I of Ch. 153 of the 1977 Code]
All persons or corporations who shall construct, operate or maintain a public garage or a gasoline, diesel or oil filling station within the municipal limits of the Township of Pennsauken shall comply with the provisions of this article.
GASOLINE OR OIL FILLING STATION
See the definition of "gasoline service station" in § 141-73 of Chapter 141, Development Regulations.
PUBLIC GARAGE
Any structure or place used to service, repair, fuel, lubricate, inspect, test or store motor vehicles for compensation.
Editor's Note: Amended at time of adoption of Code (see Ch. 1, General Provisions, Art. I).
Except during business hours or when at least one employee is on the premises, no station or garage shall park or store motor vehicles unless the same are parked or stored within an enclosed building.
Except during business hours or when at least one employee is on the premises, no station or garage shall park or store motor-drawn vehicles unless the same are parked or stored within an enclosed building.
No motor vehicle may be offered or exposed for sale, lease, rental or hire on such premises.
No motor-drawn vehicle may be offered or exposed for sale, lease, rental or hire on such premises.
No type of machinery, equipment, supplies, merchandise or salvage or maintenance materials shall be stored outside any buildings on such premises.
All drainage, refuse, grease drippings, oily rags or other waste material, or other greasy or oily waste material, shall be kept enclosed in metal containers approved by fire underwriters for disposal.
There shall be no outside storage of supplies, materials or parts unless the same are contained within a permanent rack, case, cabinet or enclosure of metal or other fireproof material.
Each station or garage shall be equipped with fire extinguishers of such number, type and quality as shall be required by the Director of Public Safety, together with such other equipment as he or she may deem necessary for fire or other emergency purposes.[1]
Editor's Note: See Also Ch. 162, Fire Prevention.
No station or garage shall accumulate or store any used parts or tires, whether for sale, storage or waste, or for any purpose, on any portion of the premises unless within the permanent enclosed building.
Except for such minor areas as may be planted with shrubbery, the remainder of the lot or plot of said station shall be surfaced with concrete or bituminous concrete or asphalt and shall be graded and drained to the street to dispose of surface water accumulated.
Wherever the lot shall abut a residence district along the side or rear line, a wall, fence or other screening shall be erected and maintained in compliance with Chapter 141, Development Regulations, requirements.
No gasoline, diesel fuel or oil filling station shall be erected or constructed on a lot any part of which is within 2,500 feet of any other gasoline, diesel fuel or oil filling station or within such other distance as may be specified in Chapter 141, Development Regulations.
All fuel tanks shall be installed underground.
All driveways shall be no less than 25 feet from the intersection of street right-of-way lines, and no driveway shall be wider than 30 feet at any point.
A raised concrete curb at least eight inches high and six inches wide at the top shall be constructed and maintained along all street right-of-way lines, except at permitted driveways.
The entire area of the lot to be traversed by any motor vehicles shall be hard-surfaced and the balance of the lot shall be landscaped.
No gasoline, diesel fuel or oil pumps or islands shall be within 25 feet of any street right-of-way line.
No other Township ordinance shall be violated.
Any sign erected or maintained shall comply with the requirements of Chapter 141, Development Regulations.
No signs, portable or otherwise, nor any merchandise display racks or carts shall be placed on or about such premises at any point beyond the property line, and in no event shall they be placed, fixed and maintained in any way or manner that obstructs or impairs the vision of motorists traveling on or along the highway or street abutting said station or of motorists entering or leaving such station or public garage.
The entire lot shall be continuously maintained and kept free from paper, rubbish and debris.
In interpreting and applying the provisions of this article, they shall be held to be minimum requirements unless otherwise stated. Any restrictions or requirements with respect to buildings or land, or both, which appear in other ordinances of the Township of Pennsauken or which are established by law and are greater than those set forth herein shall take precedence over those herein; otherwise, the provisions of this article shall apply.
[Amended 9-12-1984 by Ord. No. 84-26]
Every owner, lessee or other person violating this article shall be subject to one or more of the following: a fine not exceeding $1,250 or imprisonment in the county jail for a term not exceeding 90 days, or a period of community service not exceeding 90 days, in the discretion of the Municipal Court Judge. Each day that a violation is permitted to exist, continue or occur shall constitute a separate offense.
[Adopted 12-28-1988 by Ord. No. 88-50]
No person, firm or corporation shall allow to be placed or permit the placement or storage of motor vehicles as defined in Title 39 of the laws of the State of New Jersey except and as limited to the following conditions hereunder.
Any person, firm or corporation who is engaged in the business of automotive repair or automotive storage or the retail distribution of gasoline shall be permitted a maximum number of motor vehicles to remain on the exterior of the aforesaid premises, said number to be the equivalent of three times the number of repair bays located on the premises. For purposes of this article, each facility with one repair bay shall be permitted three motor vehicles to be stored or maintained on the exterior of the premises, and so forth, multiplied by the number of repair bays located on the premises.
In the event that a person, firm or corporation who is engaged in the business of automotive repair or automotive storage, or the retail distribution of gasoline, shall seek relief from this article solely for the purpose of storing motor vehicles in the rear of the premises behind any gas station or other automotive facility, said applicant may be permitted to seek relief from this article by virtue of an application to the Planning Board of the Township of Pennsauken, for a conditional use permit pursuant to the New Jersey Municipal Land Use Law (N.J.S.A. 40:55-1 et seq.). In granting or denying said application for conditional use permit, the Township Planning Board of the Township of Pennsauken shall use the following criteria: that said applicant shall have adequate aesthetic buffering by way of fencing, trees or shrubbery. In further considering the application for relief by way of conditional use permit, the Township Planning Board of the Township of Pennsauken shall consider other health and safety conditions, such as lighting, proximity to neighboring residential areas and any other health, safety and public welfare considerations it deems necessary in the use of sound discretion.
Any person, firm or corporation who violates any provisions of this article shall be subject to one or more of the following: a fine not exceeding $1,250 or imprisonment in the county jail for a term not exceeding 90 days, or a period of community service not exceeding 90 days, in the discretion of the Municipal Court Judge.

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The Burlington County Sheriff's Department is partnering with the Burlington City Police Department to distribute new toys and household goods as part of the local force's community policing initiatives.
The new partnership kicked off Friday when the Sheriff's Department delivered a large batch of new toys and household goods to Burlington City Police headquarters. The local force plans to distribute the toys and items to local children and families in need.
The toys and goods are donated to the Sheriff's Department's Community Services Unit by individuals and businesses. The Sheriff originally began collecting toys and other items for its annual Holiday Toy Drive, but it has expanded to a year-round operation that has aided thousands of families.
"The Toy Drive started as a way to ensure that all of the county's children received a toy or gift during the holidays regardless of their circumstances," said Burlington County Undersheriff Jim Kostoplis. "What we have discovered is that need exists year-round and our department could be a force to assist both children and families every day. Doing so is a way to build stronger ties between law enforcement and the communities we serve and protect, so we're proud to continue this good work and now partner with Burlington City to expand it."
The Burlington City Police Department already has an active community policing program. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the department partnered with the Burlington City School District, Volunteers of America and the Sheriff's Department to distribute nearly 50,000 lunches to local families during the shutdown. The department has also given out holiday dinners around Thanksgiving and organized drive-thru food pantries for food insecure families.
"As police officers we take an oath to protect and serve, and that service does not need to be limited to just apprehending those who violate the law," said Burlington City Police Chief John Fine. "We want our police department and our police officers to help assist our communities, and we're very appreciative of these donated goods. It will go a long way to helping families in need and hopefully make their upcoming holidays a little better and brighter."
Burlington City is the first police department in Burlington County that the Sheriff's Department has distributed toys and other items with, but the department's leadership hopes to be able to expand the initiative to include more police departments in the future.
"We're thankful to have partners like Amazon and CVS provide us assistance for our Toy Drive and year-round distributions, but we know local police departments also have officers who meet and interact with families that could use a helping hand," said Kostoplis. "These kind of partnerships allow us to help more families and build stronger communities."
Burlington County Sheriff Anthony Basantis, who is retiring at the end of the year, said collections for the annual Toy Drive is also now underway. Donation boxes have been distributed to more than 50 locations throughout the county, including government offices, local police departments, courthouses, community centers and businesses. A complete list is available on the Sheriff's Facebook page.
Businesses or offices interested in hosting a donation box can contact the Sheriff's Community Services Unit at 609-265-3788 or by emailing jcragg@co.burlington.nj.us.
"As members of law enforcement, we take a lot of pride in serving Burlington County's communities and the toy drive has become a very special part of that service," Basantis said. "This is our 27th year organizing it and we're hoping it will once again become the biggest yet."
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Group 11 president Bob Walsh expects the Mudgee Dragons to be part of Group 11 next season. His statement came after the Dragons announced they would again be applying to move from the neighbouring Group 10 to the Group 11 competition. The Dragons shocked bush footy fans when they announced in 2019 they were pushing for a change of competition, and while the application failed then they have remained keen on the idea ever since. A desire to be part of a strong and consistent competition that would reinvigorate the club is the main reason behind the push and it is set to be voted on at the Group 11 annual general meeting on November 28. The move would also have to be ratified by the Western Rams and NSW Rugby League. After speaking to the Dragons in recent weeks and receiving a positive reaction at Wednesday night's Group 11 meeting, Walsh said his gut feel was the move would happen. "We'd welcome them and it would strengthen Group 11," he said. READ ALSO: - Panthers' victory a win for Western and the next generation - Anticipation grows as COVID-safe training sessions near return - Burns signs with Bulldogs and adds to NRL's latest western connection While uncertainty remains relating to what competition in the region will look next year - plans for the western-wide Peter McDonald Premiership involving a Group 11 conference and a Group 10 conference are continuing - the Dragons are keen to move regardless. Sebastian Flack, the president of the Dragons, said a switch would improve the overall state of his club. While all bush footy competitions have suffered during COVID the past two years, Group 10 was particularly impacted as Cowra and Blayney pulled out of the first grade competition in 2021 while Lithgow forfeited a number of matches late in the campaign to player number issues. That came after the Oberon Tigers withdrew from Group 10 following the 2019 season. "It was very stop-start in Group 10 last year and participation was down and crowds were down and there was all sorts of things," Flack said. "We hope a change spruces it up and gets more interest in the town and club. Group 11 has a full compliment of first grade, reserve grade, juniors, and league tag so you're setting yourself up for success there rather than teams dropping out in Group 10 and clubs that can't field all teams being accepted." It is believed all Group 11 clubs are open to the move, with geography posing no issue. Mudgee is based on the border of the current Group 10 structure and would only be a slightly further trip than the one to Forbes for a club like Nyngan. "You've got be confident and hopeful," Flack added. "At the end of the day, all we can do is ask, apply, and put our case forward. The rest is out of our hands. "They (Group 11) are really keen on having us and I'm sure everyone would be keen to get to Glen Willow and have a game. We're keen to get out to all the new spots and get some new rivalries and new relationships." Mudgee's plan comes as another blow for Group 10 and competition chairman Linore Zamparini said it was extremely disappointing to receive an email from the Dragons last week informing him of their plans. While the Dragons have been unsuccessful in their bid the past two years, Zamparini stated they have "done their homework and due diligence". "It would be very disappointing because all clubs are rebuilding after the situation we've had with COVID. Group 11 would open their arms to another club through, it would be great for them," Zamparini said. "We will play a role. Mudgee should put their case to Group 10 about why they want to go. They've obviously got a plan but it's got to be ratified by Western Rams." "NSWRL has to rubber stamp it and if there's any concerns from Group 11, the Rams, Group 10, or Mudgee those concerns would have to be addressed. "That's why they put boundaries in place, to protect competitions and club. "They're a great team and they've got great sponsors up there so they're looking at how they can move and grow." The Dragons, with former NRL player Jack Littlejohn as captain-coach and halfback, were third on the first grade ladder when the season was abandoned due to COVID-19 this year. The reserve grade side was second and the juniors were fifth while the league tag team finished at the bottom of the ladder after winning just twice. The Dragons are expected to put their case forward at the Group 11 AGM before the matter is voted on.
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October 8 2021 - 1:00PM
Mudgee Dragons again applying to move from Group 10 to Group 11
Nick Guthrie
ON THE MOVE: Jayden Brown pictured in action for Mudgee earlier this year. The Dragons could call Group 11 home in 2022. Photo: SIMONE KURTZ
Group 11 president Bob Walsh expects the Mudgee Dragons to be part of Group 11 next season.
His statement came after the Dragons announced they would again be applying to move from the neighbouring Group 10 to the Group 11 competition.
The Dragons shocked bush footy fans when they announced in 2019 they were pushing for a change of competition, and while the application failed then they have remained keen on the idea ever since.
A desire to be part of a strong and consistent competition that would reinvigorate the club is the main reason behind the push and it is set to be voted on at the Group 11 annual general meeting on November 28.
The move would also have to be ratified by the Western Rams and NSW Rugby League.
After speaking to the Dragons in recent weeks and receiving a positive reaction at Wednesday night's Group 11 meeting, Walsh said his gut feel was the move would happen.
"We'd welcome them and it would strengthen Group 11," he said.
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While uncertainty remains relating to what competition in the region will look next year - plans for the western-wide Peter McDonald Premiership involving a Group 11 conference and a Group 10 conference are continuing - the Dragons are keen to move regardless.
Sebastian Flack, the president of the Dragons, said a switch would improve the overall state of his club.
While all bush footy competitions have suffered during COVID the past two years, Group 10 was particularly impacted as Cowra and Blayney pulled out of the first grade competition in 2021 while Lithgow forfeited a number of matches late in the campaign to player number issues.
That came after the Oberon Tigers withdrew from Group 10 following the 2019 season.
"It was very stop-start in Group 10 last year and participation was down and crowds were down and there was all sorts of things," Flack said.
"We hope a change spruces it up and gets more interest in the town and club. Group 11 has a full compliment of first grade, reserve grade, juniors, and league tag so you're setting yourself up for success there rather than teams dropping out in Group 10 and clubs that can't field all teams being accepted."
We're keen to get out to all the new spots and get some new rivalries and new relationships.
Sebastian Flack
It is believed all Group 11 clubs are open to the move, with geography posing no issue.
Mudgee is based on the border of the current Group 10 structure and would only be a slightly further trip than the one to Forbes for a club like Nyngan.
"You've got be confident and hopeful," Flack added.
"At the end of the day, all we can do is ask, apply, and put our case forward. The rest is out of our hands.
"They (Group 11) are really keen on having us and I'm sure everyone would be keen to get to Glen Willow and have a game. We're keen to get out to all the new spots and get some new rivalries and new relationships."
STRENGTH: The Mudgee Dragons sat third on the first grade ladder when the Group 11 season was stopped this year. Photo: CHRIS SEABROOK
Mudgee's plan comes as another blow for Group 10 and competition chairman Linore Zamparini said it was extremely disappointing to receive an email from the Dragons last week informing him of their plans.
While the Dragons have been unsuccessful in their bid the past two years, Zamparini stated they have "done their homework and due diligence".
"It would be very disappointing because all clubs are rebuilding after the situation we've had with COVID. Group 11 would open their arms to another club through, it would be great for them," Zamparini said.
"We will play a role. Mudgee should put their case to Group 10 about why they want to go. They've obviously got a plan but it's got to be ratified by Western Rams."
"NSWRL has to rubber stamp it and if there's any concerns from Group 11, the Rams, Group 10, or Mudgee those concerns would have to be addressed.
"That's why they put boundaries in place, to protect competitions and club.
"They're a great team and they've got great sponsors up there so they're looking at how they can move and grow."
The Dragons, with former NRL player Jack Littlejohn as captain-coach and halfback, were third on the first grade ladder when the season was abandoned due to COVID-19 this year.
The reserve grade side was second and the juniors were fifth while the league tag team finished at the bottom of the ladder after winning just twice.
The Dragons are expected to put their case forward at the Group 11 AGM before the matter is voted on.
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Conrad and Sally Walden are home alone with their pet fish. It is raining outside, and there is nothing to do. Until The Cat in the Hat walks in the front door. He introduces them to their imagination, and at first it's all fun and games, until things get out of hand, and The Cat must go, go, go, before their parents get back.
Genre: Adventure, Comedy, Family, Fantasy
Director: Bo Welch,
Actors: Alec Baldwin,Dakota Fanning,Kelly Preston,Mike Myers,
Elvis from Outer Space (2020)
A psychedelic rant about a gambling Elvis impersonator and his troubles with the Vegas Mafia, featuring a hapless crew of broken down Elvis impersonators who find themselves in competition with…
Genre: Adventure, Comedy, Sci-Fi
In the aftermath of a massive earthquake in California, a rescue-chopper pilot makes a dangerous journey across the state in order to rescue his estranged daughter.
A young boy learns that he has extraordinary powers and is not of this earth. As a young man, he journeys to discover where he came from and what he…
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Out-of-control, trash-talking buddy cops Marcus Burnett and Mike Lowrey of the Miami Narcotics Task Force reunite, and bullets fly, cars crash and laughs explode as they pursue a whacked-out drug…
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Two tigers are separated as cubs and taken into captivity, only to be reunited years later as enemies by an explorer (Pearce) who inadvertently forces them to fight each other.
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After the birth of Renesmee, the Cullens gather other vampire clans in order to protect the child from a false allegation that puts the family in front of the Volturi.
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Dick Tracy is an action comedy movie from 1990. The plot is about a detective's love relationships as well as his conflicts and interactions with a big crime boss. Madonna starred in the role of Breathless Mahoney and to accompany her role in the movie, she released I'm Breathless, a soundtrack album inspired by the film setting.
Even though the movie got mixed reviews, it was a success both at the box office and at awards time. It got nominated for seven Academy Awards and won three: Best Original Song, Best Makeup and Best Art Direction.
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I adopted Rooster a few months ago. He fit into our family perfectly. He is still painfully shy, but thriving in his new home. Thank you so much for allowing us to bring him home. We added GW to Rooster…stands for great white, but call him Dub. Here he is with his sister, Roxey. Thanks again & keep up the good work!


Welcome back, we are excited today to be bringing you the latest news from The Grand Strand real estate world. Interest rates continue to be a topic that people are always asking me about. Obviously, I don't have a crystal ball that says what rates will be later in the year, and nobody does. What we do know about interest rates is that they are at all-time lows right now, right around 4%.
They are going to go up eventually, although we don't know by how much or when. In The Grand Strand, interest rates play a big role in what people can purchase in our area. If interest rates rise by even 1%, they will slow down our sales considerably. However, any rate under 5% is a great rate for purchasing a home.
Another thing I get asked about all the time is new construction. Many buyers in The Grand Strand want a brand new home, so we are seeing a lot of new construction in our market. The land has been scooped up at great prices and we expect new home sales to trend higher than they did in 2014, when 45% of home sales were newly built homes.
As for condos, we still have not seen the high-rises go up, just a few projects here and there. We don't anticipate any new condos on a large scale in 2015 because we still have a lot of inventory on hand.
Thanks for checking out the blog. If you have any questions for me that are specific to your property, give me a call or send me an email. I look forward to talking with you soon!
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Welcome to 2015! As we begin the new year along the Grand Strand, we wanted to give you a forecast on what we anticipate the real estate market will be bringing us in this coming year.
After talking to a lot of home builders, appraisers, and top producers, the consensus is that we will trek along the same path in 2015 as we did in 2014. This means continued growth in both the single family home and condo markets. We expect to see low inventory for another few months until spring rolls around, along with a steady 4 or 5% appreciation.
In the spring, we predict days on market to continue to be around 5-6 months. Inventory will definitely rise, but so will demand. We're predicting a fairly active market, so there will be a lot of options for buyers to choose from.
Thanks again for checking out our blog. If you've got any specific questions about real estate or your property, be sure to give us a call or send us an email. We can't wait to hear from you!
This entry was posted on Wednesday, January 21st, 2015 by The Hoffman Group and is filed under Grand Strand, Grand Strand Real Estate Market, investment real estate, myrtle beach, myrtle beach condos, myrtle beach home for sale, myrtle beach homes, myrtle beach homes for sale, myrtle beach land for sale, myrtle beach luxury home, myrtle beach mls, myrtle beach real estate, myrtle beach real estate broker, myrtle beach real estate sc, myrtle beach south carolina, real estate market, south carolina, south carolina real estate, Uncategorized. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed. This Myrtle Beach Real Estate article was written by The Hoffman Group In Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.


On Saturday Ashley completed yet another sponsored challenge to help us give Thomas the best chance possible of living a full and independent life. He cycled 125.6 miles and has raised nearly £700!!! Thank you so much for staying with us on this journey Ashley.


The list of accusations is long, from beheadings, crucifixions and waterboarding to other forms of torture. But security officials concede that converting the information they hold about the so-called Beatles into evidence that can secure a conviction will be a struggle.
The authorities in both the UK and the US believe that they have ample intelligence that Alexanda Kotey, 34, and El Shafee ElSheikh, 29, took part in atrocities while acting as hostage takers for the Islamic State terrorist group. One security source, however, said: "Intelligence is very piecemeal, it does not always present a full picture.


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American actress, singer and songwriter Katharine McPhee leaked nude sexy topless selfie photos
Katharine McPhee's nude photos have begun to leak online. So far just a few of Katharine's naked pics have been posted, but as more become available we will update this page with them.
Of course us righteous do not need to see Katharine McPhee's full set of nude photos to pass judgement on her, as these pics alone prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that she is a vile gutter skank whore who deserves to be stoned.
Although admittedly this is the same judgement we would have passed on Katharine McPhee even before these nude leaks… For not only is Katharine a confirmed homewrecker who was caught sleeping with her then married director during the filming of the horrible TV series "Smash", but she also is a singer who's horrendous vocals have tormented the pious eardrums of us ever since she was on "American Idol".
Katharine Hope McPhee (born March 25, 1984) is an American actress, singer and songwriter. She gained fame in May 2006 as the runner-up on the fifth season of American Idol.
Her self-titled debut album was released on RCA Records on January 30, 2007, and debuted at number two on the Billboard 200, selling 381,000 copies (as of December 2010). The album's first single, "Over It", was a Pop Top 30 hit and was certified gold in 2008. Her second album, Unbroken, was released on Verve Forecast Records on January 5, 2010, and debuted at No. 27 on the "Billboard 200". The album featured the single "Had It All", which peaked at No. 22 on the AC chart. It has sold 45,000 copies as of January 2011. Her third album, the holiday-themed Christmas Is the Time to Say I Love You, was released on October 12, 2010. The album debuted at number eleven on the Billboard Top Holiday Albums chart while the single "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" peaked at number sixteen on the "Billboard" AC chart. As of January 2011, this album has sold 23,000 copies. McPhee released her fourth album, Hysteria, on September 18, 2015.
McPhee has also established an acting career, co-starring in The House Bunny and Shark Night 3D. She has played Karen Cartwright, one of the lead roles on Smash. Since September 2014, she has starred in Scorpion as Paige Dineen.
McPhee was born in Los Angeles, California. Her father, Daniel McPhee, is a television producer. Her mother, Peisha (née Burch) McPhee, has been a vocal coach on American Idol since 2011. The family moved to the Sherman Oaks neighborhood of Los Angeles when she was 12 years old. Peisha McPhee recognized her daughter's musical talent and decided to train her. McPhee's older sister, Adriana, has been a vocal coach on American Idol since 2012. McPhee is of Irish, Scottish, and German descent.
McPhee attended Notre Dame High School in Sherman Oaks, where she performed in school plays and musicals. She graduated in 2002. She attended Boston Conservatory for three semesters, majoring in Musical Theatre. She left college before graduation on the advice of her manager and returned to Los Angeles to try out for television pilots. McPhee was cast (during the time she had dropped out of college and was auditioning in Los Angeles) in a mall-based MTV soap opera pilot, You Are Here, playing the older sister of a more popular younger sister. MTV never aired the pilot and did not pick up the series.
In March 2005, McPhee starred as Annie Oakley in a Cabrillo Music Theater production of the musical Annie Get Your Gun. McPhee was nominated for a Los Angeles Stage Ovation Award in the category of "Lead Actress in a Musical". McPhee had a small role as Paramount Girl in the 2007 musical film Crazy, based on the life of Hank Garland. McPhee filmed the role in early 2005, before she auditioned for American Idol.
McPhee has struggled with eating disorders. She told People that at age 13, she began starving herself and exercising compulsively and, at age 17, became bulimic. McPhee gained weight in college due to her bingeing. After seven years of illness, she finally entered a three-month rehabilitation program after successfully passing her American Idol audition; her rehab stint ended just before the Idol semifinals started in February 2006. During her run on American Idol, she lost 30 lb (14 kg) due to eating better as part of her treatment.
She told Teen Vogue in May 2007 that "I eat whatever I crave—I'm just really careful about portions." McPhee and her sister appeared on the debut of The Dr. Keith Ablow Show on September 18, 2006, to discuss her struggles with bulimia and her childhood fear of her father. Also on the show, McPhee stated that she was misdiagnosed with a learning disability during her middle school years but was finally correctly diagnosed with a vision problem that caused her to have trouble reading in class. McPhee claimed she was known as the "pretty but stupid" girl in school because she had trouble reading.
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The Sensity fits dimensions of up to 2,600 mm in height.
GIVEN the boom in the Saudi construction sector, Reynaers Middle East is targeting the largest economy in the region in a more focused way, armed with a number of luxury systems designed to meet the needs of the market.
The latest product added to its arsenal is Sensity, a highly insulated premium aluminium/wood system for windows that combines a durable exterior with an aesthetic interior.
"Sensity, based on the technologically refined CS 86-HI system, provides the best guarantee for a comfortable interior climate. The thermally insulated aluminium frame ensures durability, wind- and water-tightness and the acoustic performance of windows," says Ali Khalaf, managing director of the Reynaers Middle East, the regional office of Reynaers Aluminium, a Belgium-based aluminium systems provider.
The durable aluminium exterior provides perfect, long-lasting protection against all weather conditions, while the specially designed connection between the aluminium on the outside and the wooden frame on the inside eliminates the risk of deformation due to temperature and humidity, he says.
Sensity can accommodate large dimensions – up to 2,600 mm in height, and panes weighing up to 180 kg, Khalaf says, adding that the window system is perfectly suitable for different architectural creations. "The aluminium on the outside allows you to personalise your windows, by selecting from more than 100 possible RAL colours, from 60 structural Coatex surfaces or even give it a wooden look, while maintaining the ultimate low-maintenance properties of the aluminium," he points out.
There is a choice of three types of high-quality natural wood to match the building's interior – bleached oak (modern), tobacco (cozy) and wenge (luxury).
To give an exquisite finish to the Sensity window, Reynaers offers the Purity design handle.
This high-quality handle combines next-generation materials and mechanical properties with the superior Italian design abilities of designer Leo de Carlo, who previously worked in the studios of Philippe Starck. Purity handles are available in three standard colours (Sapphire Black, Moonlight White and Lithium), while five more colours are available on demand (Or, Obsidian, Polaris, Eclipse and Belgian Chocolate).
Meanwhile, another high-end product being targeted at the Saudi market is the Hi-Finity door, a new sliding door offering an "infinite" view.
Khalaf says Saudi Arabia has been a promising market for Reynaers, which recently participated in The Big 5 Saudi held in Jeddah. At the exhibition staged in March, the company promoted its new products alongside its existing range.
• CW 50 SL and CW 50 SG: Both variants of Reynaers' aluminium curtain-wall system, which provide virtually unlimited architectural freedom. The use of this curtain-wall in the façade helps maximise on daylighting, creating a pleasant working environment, says Khalaf.
• CW 86 EF SG: This curtain-wall system is built using a traditional stick structure or unitised system which can be completely pre-assembled in the workshop, thus speeding up work on the building site.
• CP155 LS (Concept Patio 155): A premium insulating slide and lift-slide system, designed to maximise on glazed areas, while enhancing the comfort of occupants. The lift-slide system allows the creation of glazed doors of large dimensions and weighing up to 400 kg.
The Purity design handle ... complementing Sensity.
• CS 68 So (Concept System 68): A universal window system, offering good performance in terms of stability, thermal insulation and security.
• CW 60 Solar: This aesthetically-pleasing, high-tech, green energy solution is described as being ideal for wall and roof application. The totally insulated system has been designed to avoid shadow on the cells and can handle all three types of photovoltaic (PV) panels: mono- and poly-crystalline, and amorphous cells.
• CF 77 Concept Folding: Since its launch on the market two years ago, this folding system has grown in popularity across the Gulf, particularly for top restaurants and high-end villas. The standalone solution comprises new profiles, accessories and insulation technologies that have been specifically designed for folding systems. It ensures high insulation values that meet stringent legislation requirements as well as market demands well into the future.
Reynaers has supplied to many major projects in Saudi Arabia including the Al Khair Tower, which is expected to be completed shortly. This project employs a bespoke aluminium systems solution using more than 18,000 sq m of the CW 50 SC curtain-walling and more than 21,000 linear m of BS 100 sun screening.
"The design of Al Khair Tower is one of a kind in Saudi Arabia with integrated LED (light emitting diode) lighting within the louvres, while the sun screening covers the entire building in a unique manner," explains Khalaf.
Hi-Finity ... an "infinite" view.
Another project where Reynaers has supplied a CW 50 variant is the Prince Khaled Faisal commercial and office building in Jeddah. The project incorporates the CW 50-HL series of curtain-walling solution, which is an energy-efficient sun-screening variant of the façade system offered by Reynaers.
"The CW-50-HL (Horizontal Lining) is a CQ-50 variant in which a sun-screening solution is integrated into our existing curtain-walling solution. This is achieved through the positioning of individual horizontal covering profiles," says Khalaf.
Other recently completed projects in the kingdom include the waterfront Bay La Sun Hotel, the biggest luxury hotel in the Bay La Sun District at King Abdulla Economic City in Rabigh. Reynaers' CW 50, CW 50-HL, CW 50-SC and CS 59-PA systems have been installed at this project.
Reynaers Middle East is part of Reynaers Aluminium, a leading European specialist that develops and markets innovative and sustainable aluminium solutions for windows, doors, curtain-walling, sliding systems, sun screening and conservatories.
Established in 1965 and headquartered in Duffel, Belgium, Reynaers has offices in more than 30 countries. Besides offering an extensive range of standard solutions, the company also develops solutions that are tailored to individual projects.


Below is the Elevation map of Suure-Jaani,Estonia, which displays range of elevation with different colours.
The elevation map of Suure-Jaani,Estonia is generated using elevation data from NASA's 90m resolution SRTM data.
The maps also provides idea of topography and contour of Suure-Jaani,Estonia.
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In this series we will spotlight the ten reasons to be excited for the 2017-18 season. The Patriots come into the season as one of the youngest in 6A but they all have the ability to play at this level.


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Barra's 'Berra' shows Yogi's wit, wisdom
Finally, a biography that does justice to the intelligence and might of baseball's greatest catcher.
By JIM KAPLAN Special to the Star Tribune
April 10, 2009 — 3:04pm
Most baseball fans view Yogi Berra as a Hall-of-Fame catcher who, at best, rises to malapropisms like, "When you come to the fork in the road, take it." I have long hoped for a biography that details the real Yogi: a decent fellow and astute businessman with a great baseball mind and social conscience. Now we have it.
In this exhaustively researched and heavily footnoted tome, Allen Barra, a noted sportswriter for the Wall Street Journal, the Village Voice and other publications (and who also reviews books for the Star Tribune), depicts Yogi's joyous boyhood on the Hill, an Italian-American district of St. Louis. Lorenzo Pietro Berra and his friends enjoyed endless sporting activities and stayed out of trouble, thanks to three significant factors: the family, the Catholic Church and the absence of cars to use for escapes.
Yogi became an über-organizer of games while demonstrating underrated coordination and speed. After he and his buddies viewed a travelogue involving a Hindu fakir, a friend told Berra, "You look just like a yogi." Hence, the second most famous baseball nickname after Babe.
In a telling decision, Berra rejected a $250 offer from the St. Louis Cardinals because it was $250 less than was offered his childhood chum, Joe Garagiola. Later, coming out of decorated military service that included D-Day, Yogi out-negotiated Yankee brass and built up endorsements while winning an unparalleled number of pennants and World Series. As Casey Stengel's determined and calm "assistant manager," he molded many a throwaway pitcher into a Yankee star. He reached out to black teammates and opponents such as Elston Howard, Jackie Robinson, Don Newcombe and Roy Campanella.
"Yogi was the glue that held the Yankees together between the fading of Joe DiMaggio and the rise of Mickey Mantle," Barra writes. In an appendix well worth reading, Barra makes a strong case that Yogi was baseball's greatest catcher. Regarding his subject's much-ridiculed quotations, the author reveals them as cosmic truths by pairing them with wisdom from more celebrated sources. An example:
"Thinking should be done beforehand and afterwards, never while actually taking a photograph." -- Henri Cartier-Bresson.
"You can't think and hit at the same time." -- Yogi Berra.
At times, Barra overreaches, as when he calls the Berra-Whitey Ford pairing the "greatest big-game battery of all time" without documenting the assertion. At times, Barra misspells names and creates strange constructions, such as, "looking more disingenuous than a California blonde." But as Yogi emerges as the eternal Yankee, so does Barra's book set the standard for Yogi literature. As his subject might have told him, Yogi learned him all his experience.
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Terrific advice, every bit of it! Maybe I'll print it out and post it above my desk… And I have one thought to add. My sister has taught me something that helps when I'm feeling overwhelmed, something related to what your adviser said ("What's next?"). She taught me to just "Do the next thing." When I'm overwhelmed by so much that needs to happen in my novel (or in life), I just "do the next thing" and focus on that, not on grappling with everything at once. It's pretty much the way everything works anyway!
Great advice! I also keep a "goodies" folder, where I store e-mails containing praise I've received. I don't actually open it very often, but just knowing I have a folder full of items that impressed other people sometimes helps.
That's a super-smart idea too! It helps so much to see that we're making progress in some area or other. Thanks @LauraRuekert!


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Q: Defaultdict with Dict I have a dictionary like this
a = [{'CohortList': [{'DriverValue': 0.08559936}, {'DriverValue': 0.08184596527051588}],
      '_id': {'DriverName': 'Yield', 'MonthsOnBooks': 50, 'SegmentName': 'LTV110-Super Prime'}},
     {'CohortList': [{'DriverValue': 2406.04329}, {'DriverValue': 2336.0058100690103}, ],
      '_id': {'DriverName': 'ADB', 'MonthsOnBooks': 15, 'SegmentName': 'LTV110-Super Prime'}},
     {'CohortList': [{'DriverValue': 2406.04329}, {'DriverValue': 2336.0058100690103}, ],
      '_id': {'DriverName': 'ADB', 'MonthsOnBooks': 16, 'SegmentName': 'LTV110-Prime'}}]

I want to construct a list of dictionary with values as lists from the above dict set like this
    {
    "LTV110-Prime": [
        {
            "ADB": [
                {
                    "16": 1500
                }
            ]
        },
        {
            "Yield": []
        }
    ],
    "LTV110-Super Prime": [
        {
            "ADB": [
                {
                    "15": 1500
                }
            ]
        },
        {
            "Yield": [
                {
                    "50": 0.09
                }
            ]
        }
    ]
}

Essentially, I want to group ADB and Yield for each segments with their values.
This is what I have done so far to achieve this target. The values for ADB are mean of DriverValue from CohortList list. I have used statistics.mean to find out the mean of the mapped values.
sg_wrap = defaultdict(dict)
for p in pp_data:
    mapped = map(lambda d: d.get('DriverValue', 0), p['CohortList'])
    dic = {p['_id']['MonthsOnBooks']: statistics.mean(mapped)}

    print(p)
print(sg_wrap)

I am not able to append the Drivers to the inner dict. Please help.

A: Since you are wrapping everything into lists, you do not need a defaultdict(dcit) but a defaultdict(list).
The following seems to work:
result = defaultdict(list)
for entry in a:
    id_ = entry["_id"]
    name, months, segment = id_["DriverName"], id_["MonthsOnBooks"], id_["SegmentName"]
    values = [x["DriverValue"] for x in entry["CohortList"]]
    d = {name: [{months: statistics.mean(values)}]}
    result[segment].append(d)

Result is
{'LTV110-Prime': [{'ADB': [{16: 2371.0245500345054}]}],
 'LTV110-Super Prime': [{'Yield': [{50: 0.08372266263525793}]},
                        {'ADB': [{15: 2371.0245500345054}]}]}

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The Audited Media Association of Australia (AMAA) has announced it has welcomed Publicis Media's chief operating officer for Australia and New Zealand, Chris Nolan, as chairman of its board of directors.
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Botswana coal market ripe for development
Published by Stephanie Roker, Editor
World Coal, Thursday, 22 March 2018 10:14
Botswana is set to play a bigger role in both the domestic and African coal industries, with emerging coal mining company, Minergy Limited, ideally placed to become the supplier of choice to coal consumers across southern Africa.
"Botswana coal market ripe for development"
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With coal reserves in Botswana estimated at up to 200 billion t, the country certainly has the resources to meet the growth in demand anticipated across Africa. Furthermore, with a supportive government that has a strategic focus on job creation, especially in the coal industry, things are looking optimistic for a country that has traditionally been entrenched in the business of diamonds.
Andre Boje, Chief Executive Officer at Minergy, explains: "Botswana is a highly rated investment destination in Africa, with a long history of political stability and a well-managed and stable economy. The government has been investing in infrastructure, including trans-regional highways, railways and airports and has identified the export of coal as a significant opportunity."
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The management team at Minergy has significant mine development and operational experience, with a wide range of expertise in coal and energy markets across Africa and internationally. Boje is joined by CFO Morné du Plessis, Chairman Mokwena Morulane and three recent appointments, each with considerable experience in the coal industry, has bolstered the team further.
Gabotshwarege Tshekiso, a mechanical engineer with more than three decades of experience in the mining industry, he previously worked as a Director in the Department of Mines, responsible for the Gaborone and Francistown offices. Gabotshwarege was a member of the technical committee of the BCL Limited Board and holds a Masters degree in Mechanical Engineering. In addition, Dutch Botes, a mining engineer with over 30 years' coal mining experience has been appointed as technical advisor, whilst Lynette Kruger joins as marketing manager, bringing 18 years of coal marketing experience across southern Africa.
Boje continues: "The Masama coal project represents an exciting opportunity for the development of a small to medium scale coal mine in Botswana. During the start-up phase of production, we anticipate producing 1.2 million t of coal and will require approximately 300 employees directly and indirectly; as production ramps up, further employment opportunities will be created.
"Although the new government in South Africa has made significant changes to the business landscape, it's likely to take many years for the investment in coal to result in new coal mines. In 2016, 4 million t of coal was exported from South Africa to the African continent; this is forecast to rise to 38 million t by 2030 – presenting a significant opportunity for Botswana."
Following a listing on the Botswana Stock Exchange (BSE) in April 2017, Minergy now plans to list on the UK's Alternative Investment Market (AIM) in the latter part of this year. Listing on AIM will help Minergy to raise long-term equity finance to fund future growth and enable the business to reach its full potential with the Masama coal project.
Read the article online at: https://www.worldcoal.com/mining/22032018/botswana-coal-market-ripe-for-development/


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Chris Robshaw, England and Harlequins rugby captain, joined celebrations yesterday (Monday 28 April) as Etihad Airways unveiled not one, but three Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft at London Heathrow's Terminal 4.
The eye-catching structure uniquely features an array of three huge 9.5 metre long models of Boeing 787 aircraft located on the 28 metre by 31 metre roundabout on the approach to Terminal 4.
The three model aircraft in full Etihad Airways livery, each weighing 1.4 tonnes, with a wing span of 10 metres, will be seen by more than 6.6 million people every year as they drive past the roundabout.
Robshaw was joined by Clive Wratten, Etihad Airways UK General Manager; Daniel Mosely, Communications Manager, Africa and Southern Europe at Boeing Commercial Airplanes; Kathryn Leahy, Director of Customer Relations & Service at Heathrow; and Alan Sullivan, Managing Director at JCDecaux Airport to celebrate the unveil.
The Etihad roundabout has been unveiled as the airline celebrates its tenth anniversary of services from London Heathrow - its first destination outside the Middle East region. Since 2004 more than two million passengers have flown between Heathrow and Abu Dhabi.
Etihad Airways is the largest airline customer for the Boeing 787, with 71 of the aircraft on order.
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Etihad Airways currently operates three flights a day from Heathrow, as well as a twice daily service from Manchester, to Abu Dhabi where passengers can connect to its network of destinations in Africa, the Middle East and Asia.


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A new book looks at how "Game of Thrones," social media and more can cultivate a locale's image.
A look at how well countries in Africa and Asia, as well as cities, have attracted international students and workers.
Varun Soni, USC Dean of Religious Life, on LA's massive diaspora as an incubator of global religion and a driving force for the city's growing relevance on the world stage.
From blogs on the public diplomacy of Catalonia and think tanks to events on city diplomacy and South Korea's soft power, here's a run-down of CPD's top content this month.


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"The Art of Rebellion 4 – Masterpieces of Urban Art" is the newest chapter of the well-known bestseller series. What started in 2003 as the first book ever about street art and was back then a small collection that focused on the new street art phenomenon, goes into the fourth round –
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How to kill 1100 spray cans in 48 hours…
Johanna Under The Ice
09/09/2016 — by Christian H.
Pretty deep on many levels.
C100 painting the Millhaus mini ramp
04/04/2015 — by Laura L.
The mini ramp at agency Millhaus got a new face lift by artist C100.


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