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A ubiquitous weed found almost anywhere!
The common nettle (Urtica dioica) is usually called the stinging nettle and I am sure we all discovered this plant at an early age the painful way! It has a fluid containing a histamine that 'irritates' should the hairs of the plant touch your skin. Despite this the plant has long been associated with herbal medicine and is linked to to a wide range of conditions for which it is considered a remedy. It is also used to make wine!
The common nettle is another of those dilemma plants. Where it grows it swamps everything else to form an expanse, almost a monoculture, and yet this is such an important plant for all sorts of insects, especially as the food plant for caterpillars of some butterfly and moth species. Some insects (the green nettle weavil for example) live only on this plant.
Common nettles grow just about anywhere where the soil is phosphate enriched which means that it tends to grow where there has been human interference in the soil, often near ex-human habitation. You can find it in hedgerows, waysides, woods, even damp areas such as fens. Although the plant is evident for most of the year its flowers appear from May to August.


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Hull is in Outaouais. Hull is situated nearby to Notre-Dame-de-l'Île.
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45.4276° or 45° 25' 39.4" north
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The Temple of Salus  was an sanctuary in Ancient Rome dedicated to the goddess Salus.  The temple was founded by Gaius Junius Bubulcus in 306-303 BC.  If still in use by the 4th-century, it would have been closed during the persecution of pagans in the late Roman Empire.

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List of Ancient Roman temples

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By Agence France-Presse in Paris (China Daily) Updated: 2014-05-29 06:55
The World Cup is the holy grail and Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi are the prophets - it is not just a game for the hundreds of thousands of soccer fans heading for Brazil.
A growing body of scholars see soccer playing an under-appreciated role as keeper of society's well-being - providing a sense of identity with an almost religious role.
The late Liverpool manager Bill Shankly once said soccer is more important than "life and death". But Pele's "beautiful game" might also be providing a healthy outlet for tribalistic aggression.
"It provides you with an opportunity to side with your country without being violent to another. So in that way it does replace war," said David Ranc, a French sociologist who specializes in group identity in soccer.
"It is a non-violent way of resolving conflict ... and taking sides where there is not that much at stake."
Ahead of the June 12 start to the World Cup, fans are outfitting themselves with wigs, T-shirts and other regalia, and rehearsing the lyrics to patriotic anthems with an eye toward putting up a united national front either at home or in Brazil.
Rather than mere nationalistic zeal, the behavior might be symptomatic of a deeply entrenched desire to belong, the experts said.
"Identification with a sports team can provide people with an important identity prop ... a sense of belonging in what would otherwise be an isolated existence," according to Eric Dunning, a sports sociologist with the University of Leicester.
"It can help to give people a sense of continuity and purpose in contexts which are highly impersonal and beset by what many experience as a bewildering pace of change."
For some, this can even take on religious overtones.
The new religion?
"The fans of a soccer team form a community of believers that is characterized by distinctively religious forms of behavior," sports sociologist Gunter Gebauer of the Free University of Berlin said.
It is not uncommon for fans to turn their bedrooms into soccer shrines, and "the saints are their team's players, for whom they will make harrowing pilgrimages".
Dunning said sport may have replaced some of the functions once performed by religion.
"It may in part be catering for a type of need which, for increasing numbers of people, is not met elsewhere in the increasingly secular and scientific societies of our age," he writes in his book Sport Matters.
Despite high emotions, deep hostility to rival teams and the often crushing disappointment that comes with defeat, soccer matches, overall, are unifying social events, the experts said.
Apart, that is, from outbursts of fan violence which they argue are rare given the huge numbers who watch games around the world every day.
In fact, sports like soccer developed at pace with civilization and "came to embody the elimination of some forms of physical violence and the general demand that participants should exercise stricter self-control in regard to physical contact," Dunning said.
Hooliganism is more a function of social inequality than a product of sports rivalry, said Ranc.
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But there is also the speed and skill on display, the excitement it generates, the fact that soccer is easy to play almost anywhere, does not require specialized equipment and has relatively simple rules.
"Of course, other sports possess some of the characteristics listed here, but arguably only soccer has them all," said Dunning.
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Two of Edward II's Letters
Just a quick post today about two letters sent by Edward II.
The first dates perhaps to late 1311, shortly after Piers Gaveston was sent into his third exile, though it may also date to late 1321, when Hugh Despenser father and son were also perpetually exiled from England. The letter was sent to the abbot of Glastonbury, and the king almost certainly sent it to numerous other high-ranking churchmen as well, though these letters have not survived. Edward asked the abbot to search through his chronicles for information about people exiled from England during the reigns of his ancestors "and for what reasons and at what time, and by whom, and how, they had been recalled." Evidently, he was searching for a precedent by which he could bring Piers Gaveston or the Despensers back from banishment. The abbot of Glastonbury received Edward's letter at vespers on 2 January (presumably 1312, or 1322) and replied two days later, having obeyed his king's command with some haste. He enclosed a few extracts from his chronicles, which dated from 1210 to 1289. One of the precedents he found concerned William de Valence (died 1296), half-brother of Edward's grandfather Henry III and father of the earl of Pembroke of Edward's reign, exiled from England in 1258 and allowed to return in 1261. Another dated back to 1210, when William de Braose was outlawed and exiled from England, though was allowed to return in the fourteenth regnal year of King John, May 1212 to May 1213.
Edward II's original letter no longer exists (the abbot's reply was fortunately copied into his register for posterity), and it's a shame that it cannot be dated more precisely. Stones and Keil (see below for reference) state that the document is found in the same folio and in the same hand as letters of 1321/22, but the reference to William de Valence, who was a foreigner although half-brother of the king of England, would be more relevant to Piers Gaveston than the Despensers, who were Englishmen. If the abbot was writing in 1322 about the Despensers, it perhaps seems odd that he doesn't mention the several returns from exile of Piers Gaveston himself, unless he was trying to be tactful - though neither does he mention the exile in 1305 and return in 1308 of Robert Winchelsey, archbishop of Canterbury. Edward II had already revoked the Despensers' exile on 8 (Hugh the younger) and 25 (Hugh the elder) December 1321, though may later that month still have been searching for further justifications for doing so. Without further information both dates remain plausible and possible.
[E.L.G. Stones and I.J.E. Keil, 'Edward II and the Abbot of Glastonbury: A New Case of Historical Evidence Solicited from Monasteries', Archives, 12 (1976), pp. 176-82. See also Chris Given-Wilson, Chronicles: The Writing of History in Medieval England (2004), pp. 73-74, 229.]
The second letter was written on 20 November 1311 to Sir Robert Holland, adherent and - apparently - friend of Edward's first cousin and enemy Thomas, earl of Lancaster (and about whom I'm intending to write a blog post sometime). The letter reads:
"Edward by the grace of God king of England, lord of Ireland and duke of Aquitaine, to our dear and faithful Sir Robert de Holand, greetings. We make known to you that we are very joyous and pleased about the good news we have heard concerning the improvement in our dear cousin and faithful subject Thomas, earl of Lancaster, and that he will soon be able to ride in comfort. And we send you word and dearly pray that, as soon as he is comfortable and able to ride without hurt to his body, you should ask him to be so good as to hasten to us at our parliament and that you yourself should kindly come in his company to our said parliament if you can, for love of us. Given under our privy seal at Westminster on the twentieth day of November in the fifth year of our reign."
There's something about this letter that really appeals to me, perhaps because the sentiments of care and concern in it must surely have been so opposed to what Edward really felt about his cousin, one of the men who had just mandated Piers Gaveston's exile yet again. It's also interesting for the insight into Thomas of Lancaster's physical condition at the time - was he ill, or had he had some kind of accident? Somehow I can just imagine Edward gritting his teeth and clenching his fists over this letter. :-)
[Cited in George Osborne Sayles, The functions of the medieval Parliament of England (revised edition, 1988), p. 302.]
I would imagine by the time of the Despencers, Edward had vast experience of banished favourites. Although, he never seemed to learn .
Friday, 27 January 2012 at 18:53:00 GMT
He never learned from his mistakes, did he? :-(
Saturday, 28 January 2012 at 09:47:00 GMT
Well, Kathryn, at least he showed his devotion to his friends/favs/lovers, whatever anyone wants to call them.
Sunday, 29 January 2012 at 18:05:00 GMT
So true! Looked at from a personal level, I can only admire (and sigh over!) Edward's devotion to the people he loved. It's just that as a king...:-(
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The world is under attack by an unknown and ruthless enemy whose purpose seems to be extermination of the human race. Using flash-fiction pieces presented as dispatches from a soldier, the book creates an extended narrative about the soldier and his eventual destiny.
I usually put my photos up first, then fill in the space between with text.
This week I got caught up with pictures and ended up needing a lot more text than usual, thus this very much longer than usual post. As I said before, the easiest text transcribe is my own stuff, so being very much into easy, there's even more me this week than usual.
The photos I got caught up with are still, as in the past couple of weeks, from the part of Texas I call Texas, the south, central and west portions of the state. I went to East Texas a couple of years ago to take pictures but discovered that after you've taken on picture of a pine tree that pretty much does it. I did drive through the panhandle once, didn't take any pictures and don't want to go back. Tumble weeds, I noticed are a lot like pine trees, seen one, seen them all.
Here's my first new poem for the week. I ended up only getting four pictures before heavy rains sent me paddling home.
This poem is from January, last year. A very cold day in a cold month.
Another old poem, this one from 2007.
I met Laura Van Prooyen, a friend of a friend, and didn't find out until later that she is a poet. Having now a copy of her book, I include here two of her poems. The book is Our House Was on Fire, published by Ashland Press in 2015. It is the poet's second book and winner of the Robert McGovern Memorial Publication Prize.
Born in Chicago, Van Prooyen currently lives in San Antonio and has more than 15 years teaching poetry and writing. She earned a B.A. at Purdue University, an M.A. at the University of Illinois at Chicago and an M.F.A. at Warren Wilson College.
surrounds our dormant stamp of grass.
or else I can't understand.
This winter is made simple by the cold.
In lean air, the train whistle carries.
the Great Lakes, freezes into a rink.
smacking ice. I hear the blades.
for everything I told you.
we crouched and re-routed their trails of slime.
I couldn't find it on the ground.
and this sky so terrifically blue.
This is another new piece from last week, an observational from my breakfast diner.
Here is a new years poem from 2013.
Born in 1939, Atwood is a Canadian poet, novelist, literary critic, essayist, and environmental activist. While she is best known as a novelist, she has published 15 collections of poetry.
that are still believed in.
We had a mobile home on a nice bit of property out in the country that we bought for our son to use at college rather than paying rent to someone else. After he finished with it. we were renting it out, which worked fine until the last tenant shredded it. We decided to sell it, but before we could, a lot of rehab was required.
And that's the story behind this piece from 2008.
More rain coming, though the sun shines now, the rain comes from opposite directions.
Next from my library, the incomparable Pablo Neruda. The book is Neruda - Selected Poems, published by Houghton Mifflin in 1970. A bilingual book with several translators, this poem was translated by Nathaniel Tarn.
Chilean poet, diplomatic and politician, Neruda was born in 1904 and died in 1973, winning the Nobel Prize for Literature along the way in 1971.
as it it had excited a guitar.
Some things just have to be said, and I said it in 2012, a defense of the pinto bean.
This poem is from last week, more about rain, so much better than poems about drought.
Tallapaka Annamacharya (or Annamayya), born 1408, died 1503, was a Hindu saint and the earliest known Indian musician to compose songs called sabkirtanas in praise of the god Venkateswara, a form of Vishnu. His wife, Timmakka, is considered the first female poet in Telugu literature and both his son and his grandson gained fame as musicians and composers.
A selection of his songs are collected in God on the Hill, Temple Poems from Tirupati, published by Oxford University Press in 2005. The poems were translated by Velcheru Narayana Rao and David Shulman.
Can't you guess, my friends?
As they say, the more dough, the more bread.
Different schools of thought measure by their thoughts.
as deep as one imagines.
as real as I can imagine.
It's never too late to learn some new history, which I did in 2009.
Next, I have two poets from Women of the Red Plain, an anthology of contemporary Chinese women's poetry. It was first published in 1992 in the People's Republic of China by Chinese Literature Press and, then, in the same year this translated version from my library by Penguin Books. The translator was Julia C. Lin.
The first poet is Li Qi. Born in 1956 in the city of Habin in the province of Heilongjiang, Li became a Chinese instructor in he Athletic College of Harbin upon her graduation from college. She began to write poetry when she was fourteen. She began to publish her poems in literary journals in 1978 and published her first collection of poetry in 1985.
I couldn't find an image of Li, so I settled for this, a beautiful painting representing Li Qingzao, a poet from more than 900 years ago.
Is a woman's good fortune.
The man who has mastered the sea.
Only that fragrance will grow on this land.
The second poem from the anthology is Mei Shaojing. Born in Chongqing in 1948, Mei was enrolled in the Chinese Department of the Shaanxi Teacher's College in 1978 when she had to drop out due to illness. She returned to a previous job doing promotion work in a radio factory. Having previously published her first collection of poems in 1975, in 1981 she was transferred to work for the Federation of Literary and Art Circles and in 1984 began attending the Lu Xun Academy in Beijing as well as the Chinese Department of the Beijing University for advanced studies.
I also couldn't find a photo of Mei, but I did get picture of her latest book on Goodreads, a not particularly helpful cover.
Lets out its warm breath.
In the suffering or our race.
That still exist in this world.
This poem is from August, 2011. With summer barely started, we haven't got to this point yet, but we will, we will because we always do.
This is new from last week, more about the weather and what to make of it.
Here it is, yet another observational, this one from 2013. It's the reason I don't write at home - nothing to see there. Of course, as this poem points out, sometimes too much to see can be a problem too.
wouldn't you want to write it down too?
The next poem is by poet friend and activist from Baltimore, David Eberhardt.
Are the Swedes more emotional?
"Have I told you how much I hate you?
You sit there with your cold little grin".
"Forgive me, maybe you know better".
In scenes I would just scream.
"Come what may...this is happiness..."
At the end comes acceptance.
3 "Smiles of a Summer Night"
We bathe in the sunlight!
To tear the mask off.
Even though the next two short poems were both written last year, I'm calling them new because I never used them anywhere. I never used them anywhere because I never thought they were much to do with. Now, a year later, I've decided that they deserve at least a moment or two in the sun.
The poems have nothing to do with each other except that they are both short and were both written a year ago and hidden away in the cellar.
Now, from my library, Czeslaw Milosz, from his book, Provinces, Poems 1987-1991. The book was published by The Ecco Press in 1991.
Milosz, Polish poet, prose writer, translator and diplomat, was born in 1911 and died in 2004. Following the end of the second world war, he served as Polish cultural attache in Paris and Washington D.C. until 1951 when he defected to the West. He was a professor of Slavic Languages and Literature at the University of California, Berkeley from 1961 to 1998, and was the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1980. After the fall of the "Iron Curtain" he divided his time between California and Poland.
Wailing of a flute, a little drum.
Going past clay houses on the street of a village.
In the dress of the bride much white satin.
How many pennies put away to sew it, once in a lifetime.
The dress of the groom, black, festively stiff.
Hens scratch in dry mounds of manure.
I have not seen it, I summoned it listening to music.
The instruments play for themselves, in their own eternity.
Lips glow, agile fingers work, so short a time.
Soon afterwards the pageant sinks into the earth.
Of which the chronicles make no mention.
He translated the poems in the book, along with Robert Haas.
Interpreting my dreams in 2012.
a danish, "Oh, I love the Danish,"
Revealing my indecision, this is from last week, two versions. I can't decide which should be the keeper. Brilliant and wonderful as are the parts I deleted from the longer version, I think they are a distraction and the shorter poem is stronger without them. But I can't decide.
Next, Zen poetry by Ryokan from the collection One Robe, One Bowl published by Weatherhill in 1977, my edition in 2005.
Born in 1758, Ryokan was a quiet and eccentric Zen monk who lived much of his life as a hermit. His poetry presented the essence of Zen life even as he rejected any title, such as teacher. He died in 1831.
His poem was translated by John Stevens.
Coming and going is a sign of weakness.
Under the weather-beaten window, one incense stick.
Light rain - the mountain forest is wrapped in mist.
Slowly the fog changes to clouds and haze.
Along the boundless river bank, many crows.
I walk to a hill overlooking the valley to sit in zazen.
This piece is from 2011. I don't believe as the believers believe but I understand and honor the goodness and peace they seek, if not in this world, at least in the next.
lie together in the grass.
This is one of the poems from last year that I couldn't decide to throw away or just hide in the attic along with crazy Aunt Emma.
Next from my library, two poems from Campbell McGrath from his book, Florida Poems. The book was published in 2002 by Harper Collins/Ecco.
Born in 1962, McGrath earned his BA at the University of Chicago and his MBA at Columbia University. Winner of numerous awards and honors including a MacArthur Foundation Genius Grant, a Guggenheim Fellowship, a Bynner Grant from the Library of Congress, the Academy of American Poets Prize, a Pushcart Prize and others, he has taught at the University of Chicago, Northwestern University and Florida International University.
heavy he hearts and hulls of your inheritors. Us, for now.
that the only local institution worth its salt is the ocean.
This is from last week, my wife's birthday. I try to do one every year. Sometimes they work out; sometimes they don't.
More internal discussion, which I more of than I should, my poems like a daily journal laid out for anyone who wants to see.
From his book Blues if You Want, here's a poem by William Matthews. The book was published by Houghton Mifflin Company in 1989.
Matthews, a poet and essayist, was born in 1942. After teaching at a number of universities, he was professor of English and director of the creative writing program at City College of New York at the time of his death in 1997.
and of course they were empty.
who would you most like to be wrong?
but one could learn to live on tin.
of the subways because it makes us feel bad?
hung bluely above the Chrysler Building.
here and there, like a pond.
What makes a good excuse? he asked.
But why did he wave at the moon?
questions? he wanted to know.
in a frozen river like a rifle shot?
Cabs swirled up Third Avenue.
and cabs swirled up Third Avenue.
Next I have two short poems from 2010, again both observationals. Until recently I had breakfast every day at a busy restaurant where there were always people to look at and think about as I wrote.Which led to a lot of poems like this, just people who in there own particular way were weird of just interesting.
This poem from last week, Father's Day on Sunday, Dee's birthday the day before, two poems from a weekend.
tree that looks like a mastadon bone- what is this?
i think the photo you're talking about is one of several taken off hwy 170 between Terlingua,on the edge of the Big Bend National Park, and Presidio. it's called the River Road because it follows the Rio Grande River (you can see a little string of the river between canyons in one picture), sometimea high above the river and sometimes right along side it. what you see as you look out from the heights is Mexico.


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Chef Steve Brustein said, "Sea robin tails, particularly the large ones, are delicious to eat." They are often used in bouillabaisse.
Angler Jim Malachowski of Cranston was greeted by dolphins as he left Newport to tautog fish Monday.
"We hope families will venture out and experience the thrill of reeling in a trout." said Janet Coit, Director of the Department of Environmental Management (DEM). Last week DEM announced it stocked Rhode Island ponds and rivers with 6,600 brown and brook trout.
The ponds and rivers stocked with trout include: Meadowbrook Pond, Richmond; Carbuncle Pond, Coventry; Olney Pond, Lincoln; Silver Spring Pond, North Kingstown; Barber Pond South Kingstown; Carolina Trout Pond , Hopkinton; Beaver River, Richmond; Round Top Pond, Burrillville; Stafford Pond, Tiverton; Wyoming Pond, Hopkinton; Blackstone River; Upper Pawtuxet River, Cranston and West Warwick; and Wood River and Pawcatuck Rivers, Richmond.
A 2015 fishing license is required for anglers 15 years of age and older. A trout conservation stamp is also required of anyone wishing to keep or possess a trout or to fish in a catch-and-release or 'fly-fishing only' area. Fishing licenses can be purchased online at www.dem.ri.gov or in person by visiting the Boat Registration and Licensing Office at DEM Headquarters, 235 Promenade Street, Providence.
A report about recreational fishing in the U.S. found that anglers in the Northeast and Midwest had the lowest drop-out rate compared to anglers in other parts of the country. The report examined fishing license purchases in the Northeast, Midwest, Southeast and West over a ten year period.
While there were some significant differences among regions, in each region the analysis was consistent with what was found nationally: women, young people, and those who live in urban communities are more likely to lapse in their fishing from year to year.
Visit www.asafishing.org for study details.
Chung Nguyen of Providence caught a 35" striped bass off the Charleston Breachway Saturday during a storm and rough seas.
John Migliori said this Big Pond, Aquidneck Island bass was caouth using a Schadey creek Lure this week in windy conditions after the storm.
Last week the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) released a request for fishermen input on their ecosystem-based fisheries management draft policy. That was followed by and additional request seeking input on their recreational fisheries regional implication plan.
In an advisory to the recreational fishing community NOAA said, "We are taking an important step in our management of saltwater recreation fishing with the development of a Greater Atlantic Region Recreation Fisheries Implementation Plan. The plan will include a list of action items to be taken in the northeast to implement the framework laid out in the National Saltwater Recreational Fisheries Implementation Plan.
The national plan has six guiding principles including: support for ecosystem conservation and enhancement; public access to quality fishing locations; state and federal management coordination; innovative solutions to evolving science, management and environmental challenges; provide trusted/scientifically sound social, cultural, economic and ecological information; and communicate and engage the recreational fishing public.
Anglers are asked to help NOAA develop a regional plan for 2016-2017 by relating what NOAA can do to improve and what they should do for recreational fishing community. Anglers should provide input on issues such as the activities or services they would like to see and/or the ones they find unnecessary, approaches for improving communication with recreational anglers, etc.
Comments should be submitted to nmfs.gar.recreational.fishing@noaa.gov by October 26. Contact the Northeast Fisheries Science Center's Recreational Fishing Coordinator, Dr. Earl Meredith at 978.281.9276.
NOAA is also seeking fishermen input on their ecosystem-based fisheries management draft policy which can be found at http://www.st.nmfs.noaa.gov/ecosystems .
The draft policy is being developed to insure the long-term health of marine fisheries resources which is largely dependent on our collective ability to understand and account for the interactions around key species, their environment and the people who rely upon them for food, recreation and their livelihoods.
Fishermen are asked to provide thoughts by December 16, 2015. Comments and questions should be sent via email to Jason Link. Visit the policy are at website address above for details.
On Wednesday, October 28, 6:30 pm the Narragansett Chapter of Trout Unlimited (TU225) will host Rick Little, owner of Shadcreek Flies, Hampstead, NH. The meeting will take place at the Coventry/West Greenwich Elks Lodge, 42 Nooseneck Hill Road, West Greenwich.
Rick enjoys adapting some of his freshwater techniques and approaches to the salt and that passion has influenced the types of flies that he uses and how he fishes them. Members and guest will learn about the "Adventure Trip to Labrador City and Northern Quebec, open for both anglers and guest non-anglers.
Contact Ron Marafioti at (401) 463-6162 with questions.
Oyster toadfish are being caught by anglers when tautog fishing at the Wharf Tavern in Warren. They lay at the bottom and ambush prey such as crustaceans, mollusks, squid and other small fish. Photo licensed under Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons.
Skipjacks continue to be around everywhere in coves and harbors and along the coastline of Providence and East Providence." said John Littlefield.
Joe Bleczinski of Narragansett, RI and the 18.9 pound tautog he caught off Narragansett at Whale Rock.
Fly fishing expert Ed Lombardo with looks to be a 40" plus striped bass he caught at Narrow River using his fly rod and a large fly.
Tautog (or black fish) have a delicious white colored flesh and are commonly caught in Rhode Island in the fall (there is a short spring season as well). They remind me of grouper but are much smaller. They live near or in rocks and are not often sold in fish markets because they are more difficult to catch commercially. Tautog baits include crabs of all types, tautog jigs and some anglers using clam worms in the spring.
The minimum legal size in Rhode Island is 16" with a three fish/person/day limit until October 17th. On October 18th the limit jumps to six fish. However, a ten fish per boat limit applies for both periods (does not apply to charter boats).
Last week Joe Bleczinski of Narragansett, RI caught a 18.9 pound tautog. This is a fish of a lifetime. The Rhode Island state record for tautog is 21 pounds, 4 ounces set in 1954. Joe is vice principal at Warwick Veterans Memorial High School.
Joe Bleczinski's 18.9 pound tautog broke the net handle on the way in.
Joe said, "We were fishing at Whale Rock (at the mouth of the West Passage off Narragansett). I felt a tug and thought I was stuck at the bottom. Then the boat started to move sideways and I said 'Get the net this is a big fish'. The fish did not fight a lot it just deliberately started to swim away and take the boat with it." Joe and his fishing mates managed to boat the fish even though it broke the net handle on the way in.
If you want to land tautog here are five tips from Capt. Charlie Donilon of Snappa Charters, Pt. Judith who spoke about tautog fishing this week at a Rhode Island Saltwater Anglers Association (RISAA) seminar.
Capt. Charlie Donilon, Snappa Characters.
Chumming is important. "If I am bringing five gallons of crabs on a charter trip, one of them will be used for chum." Charlie's chumming technique is not fancy. He cuts the legs off green crabs (he uses Asian crabs too) with cutting shears, cuts crabs in half and then throws them in the water throughout the fishing area.
Anchoring over structure. "I have a heavy anchor for my boat, 20 pounds with 20 feet of chain that allows me to get away with less scope and more accurately positon the boat over structure." His scope ratio is more like three to one rather than the seven to one or ten to one ratio commonly recommended based on conditions.
Capt. Charlie Donilon of Snappa Charters, Pt. Judith, takes this New York group tautog fishing every fall. "They are some of the best tautog fishermen I know." said Capt. Donilon.
Finesse the rod as you ride the swells. "When the boat is rising and falling due to ocean swells you have to finesse the rod making every effort to keep that bait on the bottom in the strike zone." said Capt. Donilon. So when the boat rises you need to lower your rod to stay on the bottom and when the boat falls you need to raise the rod to take up the slack so you can feel the bite when it occurs.
Black sea bass fishing remains strong off coastal shore in and around Newport. I fished off Newport and at the mouth of Newport Harbor Sunday and we boated twelve nice keeper sea bass.
Peter Van Lancker, president of Hunt Yachts, Portsmouth collects the Best New Power Boat award at the Newport International Boat Show from Sally Helme of Cruising/ Sailing World magazines (left) and Nancy Pifard of the Newport Exhibition Group.
The Hunt 32 cc won Best New Power Boat at the Newport International Boat Show.
Eric Teronzak from Glocester with a striped bass caught on Stuff-It Charters with Capt. Joe Pagano.
Want to check your boat's fuel level from the office? How about making sure the bilge pumps are working or if the vessel is secure?
You can do it all with your cellphone from the office, the car or your living room couch. The trend of mobile communications we have experienced on land with homes and automobiles has worked its way to the boating industry and will soon be more commonplace on vessels of all types. This was one of many trends highlighted at an industry panel discussion Friday morning at the Newport International Boat Show.
In addition to advances in boating technology, there were hundreds of boats (many being introduced for the first time) and thousands of products to help boaters (and fishermen) enhance and care for their vessels. And this weekend the City of Newport was ready.
"Newport welcomes you. We are ready for you. It has been a great year for Newport. We have had wonderful people here starting with the Volvo sailing event. We are proud to host the boat show and look forward to seeing you next year." said Mayor Jeanne Napolitano at the "Best of Show" awards breakfast held Friday morning.
Hunt Yachts. Peter Van Lancker, president of Hunt Yachts, Portsmouth, RI gave me a tour of their new 32'center console which had just received the Best New Power Boat show award. Van Lancker said, "The boat is made for both fishing and family cruising. It has a unique entry to the left of the helm that allows passengers easy access below even while underway and the captain is at the helm." The Hunt 32 center console features accent lighting all around, comfortable seating for eight at the bow for family and friends. And for fishing, it has outriggers, several insulated storage/fish boxes that drain overboard, and optional bait well locations. It has a sink and grill option on deck and a head with shower, sink and bunk below. And, it can rip through chop at 45 mph to get you to your favorite fishing grounds quickly. Find out more at www.hunt32cc.com.
Bee's Knees Zipper Wax tops. I know because I used it on my boat canvas zippers this weekend. Linda Mendonca, company founder said, "I captained an old boat and took all the canvas off for cleaning. Well it took me an hour to put one canvass back on as the zippers wouldn't budge. That's how I invented Bee's Knees Zipper Wax. The wax is a natural lubricant that can be used for all zippers and snaps, to lubricate wooden draws, hatches and it is 100% natural and won't harm boat surfaces including Isinglass." You can purchase the product online at ww.beeskneeszipperwax.com.
Big Fish Paddleboards are stand up inflatable paddleboards. They offer a 10'2" board, the Bluefish, which sells on line for $1,095, it is 32" wide and 6" thick and can handle paddlers up to 250 pounds. A larger board model, the Kingfish, is an 11' board that is 32" wide, and 6" thick. The Kingfish can handle the largest of paddlers or multiple paddlers. Both boards are sold as packages and come complete with 21.8 psi pump, a 3 piece paddle, and two removable center fins, a knapsack, and repair kit. Company president Richard Allen said, "Big Fish boards are rigid, stable and very durable. The beauty of these boards is that they are extremely portable. It all fits into a supplied knapsack and it takes about 250 pumps on the supplied pump to fill the board." At press time Big Fish had a $400 Newport Show discount available online. Visit www.bigfishboards.com.
Monomoy First Light is a new wooden 26" center console power boat designed for family fun and fishing. Owner Mike Pease of Pease Boat Works said, "My brother and I built them with classic lines reminiscent of oldc bass boats. They feature lapstreak sides and a fiberglass hull for durability and ease of maintenance." The vessel is powered by a 140 HP, four stroke outboard engine housed in an engine box at the stern. Overall the boat has many hand crafted features. Boats can be customized with bronze hardware, prices range from $125,000 to $185,000. Visit www.peaseboatworks.com .
Learn tautog fishing tips and techniques from one of the area's most respected charter captains, Charlie Donilon of Snappa Charters. Capt. Donilon will be the guest speaker at the Monday, September 28, 7:00 p.m. Rhode Island Saltwater Anglers Association (RISAA) seminar talking about the many aspects of successful tautog fishing including tackle, baits, fishing area and more. Non-members are welcome and are requested to make a $10 donation to the RISAA scholarship fund, RISAA member attend free. A RISAA quarterly meeting will follow the presentation. For details visit www.risaa.org.
Brothers Joe and Charlie Prisco of Warwick with black sea bass they caught off Newport Saturday.
Donna Duffy (wife of angler Jim Duffy) with a false albacore caught offshore this weekend.
"Squid are in at Newport with anglers fishing the causeway with success." said Dave Henault of Ocean State Tackle. When I fished off Newport this weekend the black sea bass were spitting up squid (rather than lobster or crabs) so according the black sea bass the squid are most definitely in.
Skipjack bluefish (baby blues) are everywhere." said Dave Henault of Ocean State Tackle.


Today my post is to show & tell about some photos of my girls and one of their friends, learning to sew using Oly*Fun! This semester I wanted to teach a few little girls how to sew. I had decided our first sewing class needed to be quick, simple and inexpensive. I also want the girls to create a useful project at each class. My thinking was if they make a super simple, reusable shopping bag they could use it for each class from here on out to tote their sewing projects and notions along with them to class.
I know I had mentioned earlier that I have just started working with the company Fairfield in July. You probably know of Fairfield as the creators of Poly-Fil and if you are anything like me, you probably have NO IDEA just how many more amazing products this company creates. One of the newest is a really nifty material cally Oly*Fun. It's a great light weight material that is water resistant, non fray and comes in host of fun colors.
I first let the girls choose their favorite colors. Each one picked a different color.
We cut our material and started pinning the sides. As you can see Emi (7 years old) is doing it all on her own!
We then started sewing up the sides. See the blue tape? It's painter's tape that I added to the sewing machine to give the girls a larger and more visible guide line to aim for while they were sewing. My friend Amy came up with the idea for a longer guide line as we were working and I thought that the painter's tape would be the perfect material to use!
Once the sides were sewn up it was time to mark our corners to create the perfect box corners on our bags.
Once we sewed our box corners it was time to turn it right side out, hem the top down and add our handles! For time's sake we chose to use ribbon for the handles, but we could certainly have made our handles out of Oly*Fun.
Seriously, do you see this happy face??? She was SO PROUD of herself and her very first sewing project....and I gotta admit, I think my smile was just as big and my heart was BURSTING with pride.
And here's the crew! They were all so thrilled with themselves! I was just as proud! Who wouldn't be??
I can't recall if I had shared with link to Coleton being featured on their blog for his Oly*Fun Sailboat creation. Well anyway...there's the link in case you'd like to see it! :) Also, here's a link to all of the fun Oly*Fun Projects that all of the other Master Makers have come up with so far! Enjoy!


New York is going all in on renewable energy.
Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that a massive, 90-megawatt wind farm has been approved off the coast of Long Island, making it the largest offshore wind farm in the United States. This project is part of Cuomo's Clean Energy Standard which aims to have 50 percent of the state's energy powered by renewables by 2030.
It's being called the South Fork Wind Farm and will be New York's first offshore wind farm. Long Islanders have little to fear about their beach views, as the wind farm will be 30 miles off the coast of Montauk. It's expected that the South Fork Wind Farm will produce 1,000 megawatts of energy, enough to power 50,000 homes. This is one of the state's first steps towards hitting its 2030 goal of hitting a 2.4 gigawatt target. If that target is met, it will power 1.25 million homes.
"New York leads the nation in pioneering clean energy innovation, and this bold action marks the next step in our unprecedented commitment to offshore wind, as well as our ambitious long-term energy goal of supplying half of all electricity from renewable sources by 2030," Cuomo said in a press release.
Regardless of the politics of the current presidential administration, Cuomo is all in on curbing climate change. "This project will not only provide a new, reliable source of clean energy, but will also create high-paying jobs, continue our efforts to combat climate change, and help preserve our environment for current and future generations of New Yorkers," he said.
Deepwater Wind is the company behind the South Fork Wind Farm. Much like Tesla's Powerwall, it too will utilize battery energy storage facilities.
With New York being so steadfast in thinking green, it will be interesting to see if other cities follow suit.


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Running paid search in challenging industries: pharma & healthcare
By Nick Cowling	 October 22nd 2019 11:58
Paid search is typically seen as one of the most flexible digital channels, allowing you to quickly and efficiently set up campaigns that drive performance in a tight window. In my years working in paid search this has usually been the case. However, there are certain, highly regulated industries that flip these perceptions on their head.
Healthcare – both pharmaceuticals and animal health – is one of these industries; where regulators and search engines have strict compliance requirements which place limitations on how we can execute advertising campaigns.
Despite these challenges, it is possible to run impactful paid search advertising for clients in these industries. This article looks at ways to approach landing pages and ad targeting to ensure your campaigns are both effective and compliant. I'm focusing on healthcare professional (HCP) campaigns where you may be promoting websites which contain drug information, that doctors and other HCPs will be accessing as resource.
Note: Before setting up any advertising make sure you have applied for healthcare related advertising certification from Google (see the Help Centre) and Bing (speak to your rep).
Landing pages: adhering to Google and Bing advertising regulations
Most countries have their own regulatory systems in place when it comes to advertising pharmaceutical brands and products. However, one thing that is fairly universal (barring the US), is that landing pages accessed through paid search cannot have any mention of drug brand or molecule names.
Many healthcare companies are making websites aimed at HCPs, which by their nature need to talk about the drugs involved. Providing this information for HCPs is fine, and is often handled by requiring people visiting the website to confirm their location and HCP status before they can enter the site, however Google does not permit any landing page from a paid search ad to hold any of this information.
This means when you're promoting these sites through paid search, you must build dedicated landing pages which meet compliance requirements. If you use landing pages containing non-compliant information, the activity will be disapproved until all traces of the brand or molecule names are removed.
We have found the following to be really important in this process.
1. Get close and personal
Work as closely as possible with the client, explaining all of the rules set out by the regulators and search engines. Get confirmation from them that no drug or molecule names will be used before you begin setting up any paid search accounts. If possible, secure an opportunity to discuss these requirements further with the developers and content teams who are involved. This is to make sure everyone who may be influencing content is extremely clear on what can and cannot appear on the page.
2. Don't try to trick the system
You may think of creating overlays to mask content which mentions drug or molecule names; with the intention that paid search users land on the overlay before reaching the actual page content. The search engines will spot this and it'll likely cause disruption to your activity. Therefore, you should always create a dedicated landing page for paid search, rather than attempting to use overlays as a workaround.
3. Attention to detail
Brands and molecule names aren't always the easiest to find. Be sure to check that they aren't included in any navigation drop down menus, headers and footers, or terms and conditions.
4. Account for the client's internal processes
We've found that as well as regulator and search engine rules, clients' legal and compliance teams often have their own policies around what can be said on websites and in ad copy. So we recommend planning enough time for all aspects of the campaign to go through a rigorous approval process ahead of the live date.
Targeting: reaching healthcare professionals
One of the other big challenges for paid search in pharmaceuticals is around how we target the ads. Within paid search, we can't ultimately be sure we're only showing our ads to HCPs. This means that clients' legal teams will only be able to sign off on paid search activity for HCP websites where it can be very clearly shown that all possible steps have been taken to avoid accidentally targeting ads to patients.
Usually our primary method for trying to reach the right people with our campaigns is thoughtful keyword selection and ad copy. We're always trying to balance having a wide array of possible keywords in our campaigns, while also attempting to minimise the number of times our search ads get clicked on by people who aren't in the target audience. It often comes down to tone, use of appropriate technical terms, and so on. We typically use more medical terms for HCPs campaigns and limit broader, symptom based terms for patient ads.
Pharma articles from the Econsultancy blog
There is a fairly new tool that we think is also worth checking out for these types of campaigns. LinkedIn Profile Targeting – made possible by Microsoft's acquisition of LinkedIn in 2016 – allows advertisers to target Microsoft Advertising (formerly Bing Ads) campaigns to users in paid search, based on the company, job role and industry listed on their LinkedIn profile.
This tool can really benefit HCP paid search campaigns, by helping us up the bid when we know it's an HCP searching (based on job role information from LinkedIn). This increases our chances of reaching our target audience of HCPS, even when we're operating with stripped back keyword lists.
There are some limitations to LinkedIn Profile Targeting. The first and most obvious being that it requires users to be searching on Bing and be logged into LinkedIn at the time. The targeting options are currently limited to 'bid only', rather than 'target and bid'; meaning you can set up your campaigns to increase your bid based on LinkedIn profile information, but you can't limit your campaigns to target just based on LinkedIn information alone.
Despite the reach of this tool being somewhat limited because it's only available on Bing, there's further value to be extracted: you can apply learnings from Microsoft Ads campaigns to improve your Google Ads campaigns in parallel. For example, looking at the results for campaigns which utilised LinkedIn Profile Targeting on Bing may help you identify keywords that have previously been removed from a more niche targeting strategy, but are in fact relevant and effective. You can then test adding those keywords back into Google Ads campaigns, to see how results are impacted.
The idea of running paid search in a highly regulated industry such as healthcare may seem intimidating at first. And it's true that it requires expertise and careful planning. However, the most important thing is not to take any shortcuts or attempt to get around compliance requirements.
Take the time to understand the regulations for each market you're running campaigns in, so your campaigns go off without a hitch when you launch them. This will help minimise disruption to the activity, and – perhaps most importantly – build trust between your marketers and the legal teams that are signing off on these digital strategies. Once you have established trust and a good working relationship between these teams, you'll be able to gradually build on and evolve your approach to paid media over time.
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Kingdom's Quest
The Adventure Is Just Beginning The final three books in the riveting Kingdom series are an unforgettable parallel to the New Testament! Sir Gavin, a young and rising Noble Knight, has devoted his life to eradicating the followers of the stranger claiming to be the King's son from Chessington. But when he's saved by none other than the Prince himself, he accepts a new name and mission in Kingdom's Call. Now Sir Gavinaugh in Kingdom's Quest, he's a new man who is taking the Prince's message to everyone in the kingdom of Arrethtrae. The ultimate clash between good and evil climaxes in Kingdom's Reign. When the Dark Knight, Lucius, and his Shadow Warriors lose to the Prince and his army, they are imprisoned in the Wasteland. But years later they escape and initiate the final battle with the King himself.
Author: Black, Chuck
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Kingdom's Call
The Adventure Is Just Beginning The final three books in the riveting Kingdom series are an unforgettable parallel to the New Testament! Sir Gavin, a young and rising Noble Knight, has devoted...
Kingdom's Reign
A Riveting Medieval Parallel to the Bible Good and evil clash. Leinad and Cedric are determined to not only survive, but claim hope and victory! In Kingdom's Dawn , Leinad and Tess, along with all...
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Met the why particular' economist Christopher Thomas sat down with Benoit Durocher, a senior economist following Canada at Desjardins Group, in mid-November for a wide-ranging discussion about what might lie ahead for Canada's economy in the New Year. Their conversation, presented below, has been condensed and edited for clarity.
It has been said, that aside from hockey, real estate is Canada's national sport. But it is not all fun and games. A number of sources have claimed that the Canadian housing market, particularly in large Canadian cities, is overvalued, and has been for several years. An overvaluation implies an imbalance with a market correction down the line. Such an imbalance could have serious destabilizing effects on the Canadian economy and potentially the global economy depending upon the severity of the overvaluation and abruptness of the revaluation. While most analysts agree that an overvaluation does exist, no one seems able to agree on by how much. Estimates are varied; recent estimates from January have ranged from a modest 7% by the to a whopping 60% by .


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Field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) have recently been garnering attention for their successful use in computing applications. Indeed, recent work has shown that implementing computations using FPGA hardware has the potential to bring orders of magnitude improvement in energy-efficiency and throughput vs. realizing computations in software running on a conventional processor. While a variety of different memory architectures are possible in processor/accelerator systems, a commonly-used approach is one where data shared between the processor and accelerators resides in a shared memory hierarchy comprised of a cache and main memory. The advantage of such a model is its simplicity, as cache coherency mechanisms are not required despite this potential limitation; we use the shared memory model as the basis of our initial investigation, with our results being applicable (in future) multi-cache scenarios. In our work, data shared among the processor and parallel accelerators is to accessed through a shared L1 cache, implemented using on-FPGA memory. Processors are generally able to perform operations on operands faster than the access time of large capacity main memory. Though semiconductor memory which can operate at speeds comparable with the operation of the processor exists, it is not economical to provide all the main memory with very high speed semiconductor memory. The problem can be alleviated by introducing a small block of high speed memory called a cache between the main memory and the processor. Cache systems are on-chip memory element used to store data. In the direct scheme, all words stored in the cache must have different indices. The tags may be the same or different. In the fully associative scheme, blocks can displace any other block and can be placed anywhere, but the cost of the fully associative memories operate relatively slowly. Set-associative mapping allows a limited number of blocks, with the same index and different tags, in the cache and can therefore be considered as a compromise between a fully associative cache and a direct mapped cache. cache controller is used for tracking induced miss rate in cache memory. Any data requested by microprocessor is present in cache memory then the term is called "cache hit". The advantage of storing data on cache, as compared to RAM, is that it has faster retrieval times, but it has disadvantage of on-chip energy consumption. This paper deals with the design of efficient cache memory for detecting miss rate in cache memory and less power consumption. This cache memory may used in future work to design FPGA based cache controller.
Cache controller that communicates between microprocessor and cache memory to carry out memory related operations. The functionality of the design is explained below. Cache controller receive address that microprocessor wants to access Cache controller looks for the address in L1 cache. If address present in L1 cache the data from location is provided to microprocessor via data bus. If the address not found in L1 cache then cache miss will occur. Cache controller then looks same address in cache L2. If address present in L2 cache the data from location is provided to microprocessor. The same data will replace in cache L1. If the address not found in L2 cache then cache miss will occur.
In our paper work we designed 4-way set associative cache memory(L1) for detecting miss rate in cache memory and less power consumption and To track cache miss in cache memory we designed cache controller .This work will be used in design of FPGA based processor.
In our designed work, we designed 4-way set associative cache memory L1 using FPGA as 4-way set associative cache strike a good balance between lower miss rate and higher cost . Our paper work deal with the design of 4-way set associative cache memory for the detection of cache misses and design of cache controller for tracking induced cache misses. Cache memory designed consists of cache tag memory, cache tag comparator, counter, cache data memory and address field separator. Address Requested by microprocessor is compared with addresses of data in main memory which are stored in tag memory with the help of cache tag comparator. If requested address is found in cache Tag memory then cache hit will occur and corresponding data related to requested address stored in a data memory is given to the microprocessor. If requested address is not found in cache Tag memory then cache miss will occur. To reduced cache miss we designed cache controller. Once requested address is missing then cache controller generate the address range. This address range is nothing but the neighboring addresses of miss requested address. This address rang given to the microprocessor by cache controller to replace addresses in this range to the cache tag memory. This will reduce the cache misses.
Cache systems are on-chip memory element used to store data. Cache memory is used to increase the data transfer rate between processor and main memory. 4-way set associative Cache memory consist of the following modules 1)Cache tag memory,2) cache data memory,3) cache tag comparator, 4)address field separator and 5) counter. A.cache tag memory The cache tag memory stored address of data in main memory. Cache tag memory is modelled using behavioural style of modelling in VHDL (for example: 22-bit cache tag memory). Figure 2 shows the diagram of cache tag memory of 22 bit. To design 4-way set associative cache memory of 1KB, we need 4 ways of such 256 bytes of Tag memory and data memory. When "we"=1 it performs writing operation and "we"=0 it performs reading operation.
Data stored in the tag memory will be addresses of main memory. When microprocessor requests an address, it will compare with the data stored in the Cache Tag memory with the help of Cache Tag comparator. B. counter The 8-bit counter used to generate 8-bit address for writing and reading operation of cache tag memory. 8-bit counter is modelled using behavioural style of modelling in VHDL.
Figure 3 shows the diagram of 8-bit counter. For each clock pulse counter is incremented by one. 8-Bit counter provides 8-Bit addresses to cache tag memory during writing and reading operation. C. cache tag comparator The 22-bit cache tag comparator Cache tag comparator is used to compare address requested by microprocessor and address stored in tag memory. 22-bit cache tag comparator is modelled using behavioural style of modelling in VHDL.
Figure 4 shows the diagram of 22-bit cache tag comparator. To design 4-way set associative cache memory of 1KB, we need 4 set of such 22-bit Cache tag comparator. 22-bit Cache tag comparator compares 22-bit address requested by microprocessor and 22-bit address stored in tag memory. D.address field separator Address requested by microprocessor is 32-bit out of which 22-bit address is used to compare with tag address.8-bit address is used as a set address and 2-bit address is used as a offset word address. .figure 5 shows the physical memory address.
To separate the addresses requested by microprocessor we designed address field separator as shown in figure 6. For example address requested by microprocessor is 32 bit out of which 22-bit address is used to compare with tag address.8-bit address is used to provide addresses to memory location and 2-bit address is used as a offset word.
Cache data memory is used to store the data from main memory as shown in the figure 7. We designed 4 ways of such 256 byte cache data memory to design 4 way set associative cache memory of 1KB.If address requested by microprocessor is present in cache tag memory then data related to hit address is given to microprocessor.
The above figure shows the implementation of 4-way cache memory with cache controller. To achieve the synthesis of cache memory and cache controller, Xilinx ISE 13.1 platform is used. Initially addresses write into Cache tag memory through fill address when "we"=1 and data is write into cache data memory through 32-bit data in. when 32-bit address requested by microprocessor then address field separator will separate address and used first 10 bit out of 32-bit for addressing purpose and 22-bit address is used for comparison with 22-bit addresses store in cache Tag memory. 22-bit cache Tag comparator is used for Comparison. If Requested address found in cache memory then cache hit will occurs and corresponding data related to requested address given to microprocessor through 32-bit data out. If cache miss will occurs then cache controller will generate address range related to requested address and this address range give to the microprocessor. To reduce the cache miss microprocessor will replace addresses within this range into cache tag memory.
Figure10 shows the simulation results of cache memory and cache controller for tracking induced cache misses. Cache memory with cache controller is designed using mixed style of modelling in a VHDL. In simulation results it is found that if address requested by microprocessor is matched with the address stored in cache tag memory then the cache hit will occurs, if not then cache miss will occurs. Once cache miss occurs cache controller generate the address range according to the requested missed address.
In this paper, we have presented design of cache memory on FPGA for detecting cache miss and design of cache controller for tracking induced cache miss in cache memory. Such an approach would be of great utility to many modern embedded applications, for which both high-performance and low-power are of great importance. This cache memory and cache controller may used in FPGA based processors.
 Jongsok Choi, Kevin Nam, Andrew Canis, Jason Anderson, Stephen Brown, and Tomasz Czajkowski, "Impact of Cache Architecture and Interface on Performance and Area of FPGA-Based Processor/Parallel-Accelerator Systems" ECE Department, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON, Canada ,Altera Toronto Technology Centre, Toronto, ON, Canada, 2012 IEEE 20th International Symposium on Field-Programmable Custom Computing Machines.
Computer architecture: Forth Edition, John L. hennessy and David A. Patterson.


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Q: jQuery - How to set a select which doesn't exist yet I have the following HTML:
...

    <select id="select_1" name="select_1">
        <option value="1" selected="selected">Option 1</option>
        <option value="2">Option 2</option>
        ...
    </select>
    Add New

    <select id="select_2" name="select_2">
        <option value="1" selected="selected">Option 1</option>
        <option value="2">Option 2</option>
        ...
    </select>
    Add New

...

When I click on the "Add New" link a new div with a select is created. I need to set that new select, but don't know how to do it beacuse it doesn't exist yet. I'm trying with something like this:
$(document).ready(function() {
    $('[id^=add_]').on('click', function() {
        var new_select = $(this).parent().next().find('[id^=select_]'); // This doesn't work. Any way to do it?
        ...
        });
    });
});

Thanks.

A: *

*Use a delegated event handler, attached to a non-changing ancestor element, for the add buttons.

*Use classes for the add button (you do not need IDs there)

*Use closest in preference to parent to allow for future DOM changes.

*Calculate the new name/id based on the number of existing items

*Use a template div, stored in a dummy script block for convenience.

JSFiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/TrueBlueAussie/455ahpyw/4/
$(document).ready(function() {
    $(document).on('click', '.add', function(e) {
        e.preventDefault();

        var $div = $(this).closest('div');
        // Append the template and replace the id with the existing number of these +1
        var id = "select_" + ($("[id^=select_]").length + 1);
        var $template = $($('#template').html());
        $template.find('select').attr('id', id).attr('name', id);
        $div.after($template);
    });
});

Explanation of delegated event handlers:
They work by listening for the specified event to bubble up to a non-changing ancestor, then they apply the jQuery selector, then they apply the function to any matching elements that caused the event. This means they will work on elements that exist at event time and not just at registration time (which is when a "normal" handler connects).

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The Senate approved H.R. 4872 by a vote of 56-43, but made two changes that dropped certain Pell Grant provisions from the bill that required the House to vote again on the bill (220-207). The House originally approved H.R. 4872 on March 21. President Obama on March 30 signed H.R. 4872 into law.
Below are key documents relating to the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (H.R. 3590) and the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act (H.R. 4872).
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Q: Problem while nodejs connecting with MYSQL which is connected by mongodb with JWT authentication Problem while nodejs connecting with MYSQL which is connected by mongodb with JWT authentication
            AM using nodejs mongodb jwt redux based authentication.Now am converting it to mysql db which is showing email or password incorrect.I have commented monodb code.I have mentioned ******** for mongdb configuration.I want to know why it is showing email or password incorrect for mysql itself.
        loginAdmin.js
     // Imports
        import bcrypt from 'bcrypt'

        // App Imports
        import params from '../../../setup/config/params'
        import validate from '../../../setup/helpers/validation'
        import { logCreate } from '../../log/mutation'
        //import User, { collection as user } from '../model'  //Mongodb********
        import authResponse from './authResponse'

        import Sequelize from 'sequelize'

        const sequelize = new Sequelize('dusminute', 'root', '', {
          host: 'localhost',
          //dialect: /* one of 'mysql' | 'mariadb' | 'postgres' | 'mssql' */
          dialect: 'mysql'
        });
        sequelize
          .authenticate()
          .then(() => {
            console.log('SETUP - Database Connected....');
          })
          .catch(err => {
            console.error('Unable to connect to the database:', err);
          });

        const User = sequelize.define('user', {
          // attributes
            email: {
            type: Sequelize.STRING,
            allowNull: false
          }

        }, {
          // options
        });

        // Login
        export default async function loginAdmin({ params: { email, password }, translate }) {
         var qry1,data1;
          // Validation rules
          const rules = [
            {
              data: { value: email },
              check: 'email',
              message: translate.t('user.messages.fields.email')
            },
            {
              data: { value: password, length: params.user.rules.passwordMinLength },
              check: 'lengthMin',
              message: translate.t('user.messages.fields.passwordMinLength', { length: params.user.rules.passwordMinLength })
            }
          ]

          // Validate
          try {
            validate(rules)
          } catch(error) {
            throw new Error(error.message)
          }

          // Check if user exists with same email
          try {
            // Get user
            //MongoDB *****************************
            // const user = await User.findOne({ email })
            // console.log(user)
            // if(user) {
            //  const passwordsMatch =  bcrypt.compare(password, user.password)
            //   if (passwordsMatch) {
            //     return {
            //       data: authResponse(user),
            //       message: translate.t('user.login.messages.success')
            //     }
            //   }
            // }

            User
          .findOrCreate({where: {email: email,role:'admin'},attributes: ['role','isVerified','isPublished','isDeleted','id','email','password','name','mobile','image','createdAt','updatedAt']})
          .then(([users, created]) => {
            const user=users.get({plain: true})
            console.log(user);
            if(user) {
             const passwordsMatch =  bcrypt.compare(password, user.password)
              if (passwordsMatch) {
                data1= authResponse(user)
                console.log(data1)
                return {
                  data: authResponse(user),
                  message: translate.t('user.login.messages.success')
                }
              }
            }
            /*
             findOrCreate returns an array containing the object that was found or created and a boolean that
             will be true if a new object was created and false if not, like so:

            [ {
                username: 'sdepold',
                job: 'Technical Lead JavaScript',
                id: 1,
                createdAt: Fri Mar 22 2013 21: 28: 34 GMT + 0100(CET),
                updatedAt: Fri Mar 22 2013 21: 28: 34 GMT + 0100(CET)
              },
              true ]

         In the example above, the array spread on line 3 divides the array into its 2 parts and passes them
          as arguments to the callback function defined beginning at line 39, which treats them as "user" and
          "created" in this case. (So "user" will be the object from index 0 of the returned array and
          "created" will equal "true".)
            */
          })

            } catch (error) {
            //await logCreate({ params: { payload: { method: 'userLogin', message: error.message } } })

            throw new Error(translate.t('common.messages.error.server'))
          }

          throw new Error(translate.t('user.login.messages.error.wrongCredentials'))
        }

        authResponse.js
        // Imports
        import jwt from 'jsonwebtoken'

        // App Imports
        import { SECURITY_SECRET } from '../../../setup/config/env'

        // Auth Response (token and user info)
        export default function userAuthResponse(user) {

          //user = user.toJSON() //mongodb***********************
         //user=user[0];
          delete user.password
        //console.log(user.id)
          return {
            token: jwt.sign({ id: user._id }, SECURITY_SECRET),//mongodb********
            //token: jwt.sign({ id: user.id }, SECURITY_SECRET),//mysql
            user: user
          }
        }

        query.js
        export function login({ email, password }, isLoading = true) {

          return async dispatch => {
            dispatch({
              type: LOGIN_REQUEST,
              isLoading
            })

            dispatch({
              type: MESSAGE_SHOW,
              message: 'Please wait..'
            })

            try {
              const { data } = await axios.post(API_URL,  {
                operation: 'userLoginAdmin',
                params: { email, password }
              })

              let message = ''

              if(data.success) {alert('success')
                console.log(data.data.user)
                dispatch(setUser(data.data.token, data.data.user))

                setUserLocally(data.data.token, data.data.user)

                message = `Login successful. Welcome back, ${ data.data.user.name }.`
              } else {console.log(data)
                message = data.message
              }

              dispatch({
                type: MESSAGE_SHOW,
                message
              })
            } catch(error) {
              dispatch({
                type: MESSAGE_SHOW,
                message: 'Please try again.'
              })
            } finally {
              dispatch({
                type: LOGIN_RESPONSE
              })
            }
          }
        }`enter code here`

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A: Do you get a success message when hooking up to the database initially..  Does this line print?
console.log('SETUP - Database Connected....');


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Sing Along may refer to:

 A sing-along (community or group singing)

Music
"Sing-A-Long" (Shanks & Bigfoot song)
"Sing Along" (Rodney Atkins song)
"Sing Along" (Per Gessle song)
"Sing Along", a song by Jimmy Dean, theme song to the music television show Sing Along with Mitch
"Sing-A-Long", a song by alternative rock band A from their 1997 debut album How Ace Are Buildings
Wee Sing Sing-Alongs, a 1990 album of the Wee Sing series

Film
Sing Along with Me, a 1952 British musical film
Disney Sing-Along Songs, a series of videos, laserdiscs and DVDs featuring music from various Disney films and TV shows to sing along to
 Sing Along, a 1987 Sesame Street home video


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First Rock Elementary School, Prince Edward County, Va. temporary building, 1962-1963
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Here's how the building would look like when completed.
Southfield residents have until next month to have their say on a proposal for a three-storey block of flats to be built on two erven in Bramley and Sovereign streets.
A Southfield developer, Urban Solution, submitted a land use application to the City of Cape Town to consolidate the two 446m2 plots at 11 Bramley and 21 Sovereign streets.
They want to rezone the land from single residential (SR1) to general residential (GR2) for the development of 12 two-bedroom flats and for relaxation of the boundary setback to 2m instead of 4.5m from Bramley and Sovereign streets.
The application also asks for permission for portions of the block of flats located beyond 18m from the street to be set back 6.42m instead of 6.45m to the top of the roof from the north eastern common boundary with a total height of 10.692m.
Tuesday January 22 is the deadline to submit all comments and objections around the development.
The plots are located within an existing residential block, with business and higher density residential uses to the east. A mix-use three-storey block replaced the old Southfield Lodge on Sovereign and Liberty streets. There is a park to the west, in Van Vuuren Street.
Asked about future plans for the area surrounding the proposed development, Mayco member for transport and urban planning, Felicity Purchase, said a key strategy of the Southern District Plan (SDP) is to encourage economic development in accessible locations, thereby allowing more people to have access to those activities. The SDP encourages integration and mixed-use development along public transport routes.
It is also less than 1.5km away from Diep River Main Road, which is classified as a district node, and is 1.2km from Prince George Drive.
Bramley Street is a busy road allowing access between Princessvlei Road and Victoria Road.
The New Apostolic Church is almost directly across the Bramley Street plot, which has an existing free-standing house.
The tenant said they have been given three months notice to vacate but will most likely move out sooner.
Dane Leo of Urban Solution, speaking on behalf of the landowner, said the tenants are aware of the development of the property and have agreed on a more temporary rental contract on a monthly basis.
The plot in Sovereign Street is empty.
Mr Leo said the proposed development will be called "11 on Bramley" until such time that the name is finalised.
He said it will be in keeping with the context of the surrounding properties in terms of height, coverage and bulk.
The proposal for the site is for a security apartment complex that will have a strict body corporate for the management of the facility.
Mr Leo said the ground floor of the development will consist of 18 parking bays, which is a rate of 1.5 bays per unit, a refuse and recycling area and the drying yard. Entrance will be from Sovereign Street and the exit on Bramley Street. The first and second floors will have six two-bedroom units.
Mr Leo said indigenous plants and trees will be used.
A condition of approval of the development will most likely request a landscape/tree plan to be submitted at a later stage, which will need to be approved by the City of Cape Town's environmental department, he said.
Asked what green initiatives have been incorporated into the plans, Mr Leo said they will be solar geysers, rain water harvesting for irrigation, water saving fittings and fixtures, energy saving light fittings and fixtures and a refuse yard to include a recycling centre.
The Bulletin asked immediate residents for comment, as well as Southfield Neighbourhood Watch, Ward 73 councillor Carol Bew and Mark van Wyk of the Plumstead Civic and Residents' Association, but they did not respond.
The Bulletin also asked the City what its vision is for the long-term plans for the area surrounding this section of Victoria Road, Southfield, especially regarding multi storey buildings, but it did not respond in time. Comments and objections can be sent to Comments_Objections.
The building would look like this when completed.


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