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Spring Valley Twp. Fire Dept. receives grant
SPRING VALLEY TOWNSHIP — Thanks in part to a federal grant, Spring Valley Township Fire Department (SVTFD) will look to hire two more firefighters.
The township's trustees recently accepted the $798,534 Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response (SAFER) Program award from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
The SAFER Program helps departments maintain 24-hour staffing by providing funds for hiring, recruiting and retaining front-line and volunteer firefighters to increase the number of units responding to emergencies in their communities.
"Ohio firefighters and first-responders work every day to protect our families," said U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH). "We must support our first-responder organizations so that communities like Spring Valley Township have the resources to shield families and homes from fire hazards."
SVTFD, operating since 1950, currently employs two paid firefighters during the day and relies on on-call staff in the evening who are paid by hour per call.
New firefighters will not replace any on-call staff; those employees will continue in their current support roles.
But finding two more firefighters may not be so simple for Spring Valley.
"Different organizations, like National Fire Prevention Association, tell us how many firefighters we need on scene. It's very difficult for our department to meet that," SVTFD Fire Chief Rusty Cross said. "With a shortage of firefighters in our area, I feel it's going to be an obstacle to get firefighters. All fire departments in the area are down on staffing and hurting for firefighters."
Cross said equipment and apparatus isn't cheap, but staffing is the biggest cost.
"We want to make sure we have good, qualified members and make sure they're well-trained," he added.
And while the department in the rural township is not "super busy," it does rely on neighboring departments to help out.
Five neighboring departments helped respond to the fire at the Marathon gas station in the township Oct. 4.
"All of the departments in this area work very well together. When the fire came out at 4:30 in the morning, that was during our 'volunteer' (paid on-call) time. I did have eight members at our department and myself show up to that. Sometimes members won't be on duty but they show up," Cross said. "We got both our engines out our door pretty quickly for that fire so it did make a big difference."
The grant covers a three-year period, with the department receiving 75 percent the first year, 75 the second year and 35 the third.
"We want to try to fund the grant afterwards to try to keep those individuals in the department and running 24 hours a day," he said.
While it's not a guarantee that he'll soon have four firefighters on duty, Cross said this grant will allow the department to start pushing toward that.
Said Cross, "That is the goal and the hope — to have four people on duty to be able to go out on the fire engine and provide service to our community and to our mutual aid departments."
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102 teams from 45 companies have already registered for the seventh edition of the inter-company charity competition Postbank Business Run, which will take place on 2 June (Sunday) at 10.00 in Business Park Sofia. The corporate relay run is organized once again by Begach Running Club with Postbank's support. The project goal is to raise the people's awareness of the healthy life style by provoking their desire to win through teamwork and cooperation in the name of a noble cause.
The biggest teambuilding in Bulgaria includes three competitions in one event. Postbank Business Run is a relay run for corporate teams of four people, as each participant will run 4 km (four laps). According to the rules the four-member teams can be mixed and include both men and women, similar to the teams they work with every day. The initiative is expected to bring together over 1,200 participants again, and the runners will also be joined by over 50 children aged from 4 to 16 years in the Kids Run race, which is held by coaches certified under the IAAF –Kid's Athletics programme. The competition for executive directors and senior managers CEO Dash will also be held for a third consecutive year immediately before the main event. It was joined by 22 executive directors in 2018.
In 2018, over 1,200 people participated in the competition, and BGN 13,500 were donated in support of three charity causes. This year's edition of the corporate relay run will be held in support of two causes. The funds raised (30 percent of the participation fee for the companies) will be donated for the Prodalzhi (Continue) scholarships of the National Foster Care Association and BCause Foundation to support the continuous excellent performance at school of students living in foster families and for the Water Way Foundation project that provides water rehabilitation to children with disabilities.
The winners will receive gold-plated batons, and the teams, which have qualified on second and third place respectively will receive silver-plated and copper batons. Postbank's special prize for the Fastest Women's Team expects its winners for a third consecutive year.
All companies that wish to participate can sign up their teams on the event's website www.businessrun.begach.com by 27 May (Monday) or until the maximum number of 350 teams is reached.


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Home BUSINESS Marlet: Labour senator a 'serial housing objector'
O'Riordain protest under fire, writes Ronald Quinlan
Labour Party senator Aodhán Ó Ríordáin Picture: Collins
Developer Pat Crean's Marlet Property Group has hit out at Labour Party senator Aodhan O'Riordain over his involvement in local opposition to its plan to deliver 164 new homes on a site overlooking Howth harbour in Dublin.
While the Baily Court scheme secured planning permission from An Bord Pleanala in September, O'Riordain and the other members of the newly-formed Howth Village Action Group are actively considering seeking leave for a judicial review of the decision.
Should the group decide to pursue that course of action, it would be the second time O'Riordain has been involved challenging a bid by Marlet to build new homes in his constituency.
Earlier this year, Marlet subsidiary, Crekav Trading, saw its plans for 104 houses and 432 apartments on former playing fields of St Paul's College beside St Anne's Park in Raheny overturned following a judicial review of An Bord Pleanala's decision to approve the scheme.
A spokesman for the company said: "There is a housing crisis in Dublin. This Senator's party publicly sheds crocodile tears about it.
"This weekend his party conference heard fine speeches demanding action to ensure homes are built. Yet locally, Senator O'Riordáin has become a serial opponent of attempts to actually build much-needed homes.
"He won't talk to us about whatever concerns he says he has, but is intent on whipping up opposition to housing among the residents of Howth, as he did in Raheny recently in relation to the St Paul's development."
Senator O'Riordain rejected Marlet's claims and said: "When a planning application goes in, people who live around the site are entitled to be part of the conversation.
"I don't think we need to go back to the time when developers decided exactly what was built, when it was built, and how it was built. We've lived through a lot of difficulties because of that type of mindset."
He also rejected the suggestion that he was opposed to housing being built in his constituency, pointing out that he had supported new developments in his area, often against the wishes of the local people.
He added: "Nobody has an issue with a development on the Baily Court site. I would welcome it. It's a derelict site. It's quite unsightly. A development there of some description would benefit the whole village area."
O'Riordain added, however, that he and the members of the Howth Village Action Group had concerns that the development approved by An Bord Pleanala could exacerbate the problem of subsidence which the area had experienced in the past. "We don't feel that An Bord Pleanala has properly taken that into account. We are going through the process of challenging that decision," he said.
Responding to Marlet's statement that he had refused to engage with them, he said: "In my experience, there's nothing binding about those conversations.
"There's nothing that will necessarily be adhered to by either side. If the developer is happy that everything is okay with the development, then he should be happy to see the planning process reach its natural conclusion."
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Off-Campus Enrollments 2013-14
The Hansen Leadership Program (HLP) is the university's comprehensive approach toward leadership development. Doane University believes that leadership skills are inherent within every person, and stresses the importance of principled leadership based on core values. These core values include: Inclusiveness, Empowerment, Service, Accountability, Proactivity, and Integrity.
Leadership requires responsible action in people in every part of society, not those simply in positional leadership skills. HLP's mission is to be the avenue through which strong character and leadership skills are cultivated by actively leading and serving others in order to impact all lives, now and in the future.
Students have the opportunity to participate in several components of the program, including:
Workshops, retreats, lectures and self-assessments
Service and volunteer opportunities
Progressive tracking of leadership development and campus involvement
Interactions with faculty, staff and alumni
For more information, contact the Student Affairs Office.
The Honors Program is designed to enrich, in a variety of ways, the educational experience of selected Doane students. Specialized, interdisciplinary, three-credit honors (HNR 302 ) seminars form the intellectual core of the program. One other important component of the Honors Program is a study abroad experience undertaken during the junior or senior year. The culminating experience is a collaborative research project carried out by all honors students during their final spring semester at Doane. Student initiative, creativity, and leadership are expected in all phases of the program.
Honors students must take an HNR 200 seminar during the spring semester of their first year and HNR 302 during three out of the following four on-campus semesters. During their final spring semester, all honors students must take HNR 402 , a collaborative research project.
All first-year students will be invited to apply for the Honors Program during their first fall semester at Doane University. Students must fill out an application and submit an essay. The selection process will take place during the fall semester. The new honors cohort will begin the Honors Program in the following spring semester.
Students will be selected for entry into the Honors Program by the Honors Program Committee and the Vice President for Academic Affairs. Talented students will be screened according to their academic potential, written and oral communication skills, accomplishments and talents, leadership, and commitment to academic excellence.
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In addition to the graduation requirements for all students, the Honors students must:
Fulfill the requirements of the program as specified in the Honors Handbook.
Have a cumulative GPA of at least 3.50.
If these criteria are met, an honors designation will appear on the student's transcript after graduation.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of the global dimension of each theme studied.
Students will produce a collaborative cross-discipline final project.
Students will demonstrate the ability to participate in another culture.
Students will demonstrate a commitment to intellectual endeavor as a lifelong learning goal.
Students will show evidence of having completed an intellectually challenging curriculum.
Students will demonstrate an appreciation of cultural and artistic performance.
Students will develop a sense of social responsibility toward their community.
Students will demonstrate leadership in academic endeavors, service learning and/or co-curricular activities.
For further information concerning the Honors Program at Doane University, contact the Vice President for Academic Affairs or the director of the Honors Program.
Doane University does not offer majors in many of the pre-professional programs, but it does provide foundation courses for future study at other institutions. Students who are enrolled in pre-professional programs at Doane for two or three years and complete their Doane degree elsewhere must complete all Doane Core Connection courses prior to transferring.
Students may pursue an engineering degree at Doane by participating in the Doane University Dual Degree Program. This program allows students to earn two degrees: a B.A. or B.S. from Doane and a B.S. in engineering or applied science from an engineering school.
Students completing the three-year pre-professional program at Doane before transferring to the engineering school of their choice may graduate from Doane by successfully completing the first year of engineering school and all other Doane graduation requirements. Students maintaining a 3.0 GPA at Doane are guaranteed admission into affiliated programs at Columbia University, University of Minnesota Twin Cities, and Washington University. Students also have the option of pursuing a graduate degree in engineering. Participants in the dual degree program can often complete the M.S. degree with one additional year of study at the engineering school.
Doane participates in a cooperative program run by the Nicholas School of the Environment at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina. This program includes a 3-2 arrangement with Duke, which makes it possible for Doane students to enter the School of the Environment after completing three years at Doane. After two more years at Duke, a student may qualify for a baccalaureate degree from Doane and a master's degree from the School of the Environment. The Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences offers a Master of Forestry (M.F.) and a Master of Environmental Management (M.E.M.). The M.E.M. program offers several areas of emphasis, including Coastal Environmental Management, Environmental Economics and Policy, Water and Air Resources, Conservation Science and Policy, Ecosystem Science and Management, Environmental Health and Security, or Global Environmental Change.
Doane also participates in a cooperative dual degree program with UNL's College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources. Highly qualified students wishing to complete a bachelor's and a master's degree can do so in five years. At the end of five years qualified students receive Doane's Bachelor of Science degree with the Enviornmental Science major as well as the Master of Applied Science degree from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources. The University of Nebraska-Lincoln will provide instruction in agricultural sciences environmental sciences, natural resources, and food.
The American Bar Association states that undergraduates can be admitted to law school from almost every academic discipline. Students are encouraged to pursue an area of study that develops research and writing skills, analytic/problem solving skills, critical reading abilities, and oral communication/ listening abilities.
Law School 3/3 Program with Accredited Law Schools, including the University of Nebraska Law School. Students may earn degrees from Doane University and an accredited law school in a 6-year period through the University's law school 3/3 program. Students who are admitted to an accredited law school, including the University of Nebraska Law School, may receive a bachelor's degree from Doane University if the student meets all graduation requirements of Doane University and successfully completes the first year of law school.
Except for the final 30 hours in residence, students must complete all Doane graduation requirements including the Doane Core Connections. Students must earn a major at Doane University or transfer approved coursework from the first year of law school to complete their major. The final 30 hours in residence will be waived for students completing the first full-year of law school in the 3/3 program. Students should consult with their major department early in their program of studies about the coursework which may be transferred to complete their major.
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Doane students can complete their professional education in these allied health programs at medical institutions across the United States and may qualify for graduation from Doane by successfully completing the first year of an approved professional program, as well as all other Doane graduation requirements. For these students, the 30-hour residency requirement is waived.
The best preparation for a career in the Christian ministry is a four-year liberal arts course preparatory to graduate work at a seminary. Students interested in religious education or missionary work, as well as pre-ministerial students, can also prepare by taking specific courses in religion, philosophy, literature, history, social studies, music, and theatre.
Many students are interested in veterinary science, and Doane offers all pre-veterinary requirements for area veterinary schools and most schools nationwide.
Doane recognizes the importance of international education to a liberal arts education. The purpose of Doane University is to educate students to serve and lead in the state, nation, and the world. Doane students are encouraged to develop a global perspective by engaging in cross-cultural learning through study abroad. Doane is committed to educating students for global citizenship and providing first-hand opportunities for our students to develop a global perspective by:
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International Student Advising
The International Student Advising Center provides assistance for students with issues relating to immigration and the SEVIS system.
The Study Abroad Advising Center provides assistance for students who wish to integrate study abroad into their academic program.
Faculty International Education Advisory Group
A select group of faculty serves as an advisory group to the office.
Doane students generally apply to one semester or year-long program in order to enhance their liberal arts academic program. Students meet with their academic adviser and the study abroad adviser to determine which programs are most closely related to their educational and personal goals. Study abroad is a life-changing experience, and determining the appropriate program helps maximize the benefit of the study abroad experience. Students may choose a program to enhance their major, improve their ability in a foreign language, to gain a greater understanding of other academic subjects, or to experience life in another culture.
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Study abroad programs provide the opportunity to deepen a liberal arts education and to expand skills related to a major, emphasis or area of interest. Programs may organize coursework around a specific major such as chemistry, biology or business, or around a common theme such as gender development, the complexities of globalization and development or environmental issues. Instruction relating to the host country is generally included upon arrival.
Programs may be operated by Doane faculty, U.S.-based organizations, institutions abroad, or a consortium of cooperating institutions. Programs vary widely, and may offer traditional classroom instruction, experiential learning, community service, independent study and internships.
Special short-term international study/travel courses are offered each year. Courses may take place in January or in May following graduation. Faculty lead international travel courses and students earn academic credit. In recent years international travel courses include trips to Africa, Australia, Belize, Brazil, Caribbean, China, Egypt, France, Germany, Greece, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Scotland, Thailand, and the United Kingdom. All participants are expected to enroll in TVL-300 the semester before traveling abroad.
Featured Study Semester and Year-Long Abroad Programs
Doane is affiliated with programs throughout the world. For a complete list of programs in Africa, Asia, Australia, Central America, Europe, Middle East, North America, and South America, please visit the Office of International Programs.
Transfer Policy for Study Abroad Programs
Generally, courses taken abroad which earn a C- or better are recorded on the student's transcript as "Pass" credit. (Grades below C- are not accepted.) If, however, the course is taken through an approved study abroad program in order to fulfill specific requirements of the French, German, or Spanish major, a letter grade is earned, and is recorded on the transcript as such.
Council on International Educational Exchange
Through this program, students may study in a variety of programs worldwide, including Australia, Belgium, China, France, and Spain.
Doane's affiliation with the International Studies Program of Central College provides options to study in Austria, China, England, France, Mexico, Spain, and Wales. General undergraduate studies are available at these universities, and intensive language study is available at most.
Doane Africa Semester Abroad
Students who choose to participate in the Doane Africa semester abroad are charged the tuition rate currently in effect at Doane. If there is an overseas institution involved, the institution is reimbursed by Doane. This policy is subject to change, based on the exchange rate and the costs of the host institution. If the cost of the overseas program exceeds normal Doane charges, the student is responsible for the additional costs. Students register at Doane for their courses, and grades are determined by the instructor responsible for the overseas study.
For the above agreements, Doane is billed by the host institution, which sets tuition and fees. The student is responsible for all charges.
Doane Exchanges
Through this program, students may study in a variety of programs at colleges and universities throughout the world. Visit the Office of International Programs for a list of current Doane Exchange Opportunities.
Located in Germany, this institute is devoted to teaching German as a foreign language. Courses at the Goethe Institut begin at the elementary level and progress through intermediate to an advanced level. Incoming students are assigned the appropriate level of study by completing a placement test. Comprehensive exams are given after each group of levels, and certificates and credits are awarded. Students register at Doane for the courses, with the amount of credit determined by the length of the course. Students are charged the tuition rate currently in effect at Doane, and the Goethe Institut is then reimbursed. This policy is subject to change, based on the exchange rate and the costs of attending the Goethe Institut.
International Studies Abroad
Doane's affiliation with International Studies Abroad provides options to study in Europe, Latin America, and Asia.
International Student Exchange Program: ISEP-Direct
Through the ISEP-Direct network, Doane students may enroll in university coursework in Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, and Australia.
Summers Abroad
Students who study abroad during the summer can use the travel scholarship as financial aid. Freshman and sophomore students may chose to participate in short-term summer study abroad in preparation for semester or year-long study abroad during their junior or senior years. Study abroad is an essential element of a well-rounded liberal arts education. Although summer study abroad is very different than a semester abroad experience, it can be an excellent alternative for students who cannot spend a semester off campus for academic, financial or extra-curricular reasons. Summer study abroad programs are available in a wide variety of academic subjects in over 30 countries. Students interested in summer study abroad may obtain detailed information by contacting Jake Hoy-Elswick in the Office of International Programs.
Ellie Bender, Semester at Sea, Mediterranean and Atlantic
Bailey Brigham, CIS Abroad, North Queensland, Australia
Aaron Ernst, Heidelberg University, Heidelberg, Germany
Colin Koehler, Central College, Merida, Mexico
Erin Lukin, Central College, Merida, Mexico
Carolina Malavasi, Central College, Granada, Spain
Bridget O'Connell, Council on International Education Exchange (CIEE), Rennes, France
Rhiann Swancutt, Council on International Education Exchange (CIEE), Wollongong, Australia
Jaycie Sward, Central College, Granada, Spain
Jhonny Beltran, International Studies Abroad (ISA), Barceloan, Spain
Ronnie Brust, Central College, Merida, Mexico
Ashley Koluch, Council on International Education Exchange (CIEE), Brussels, Belgium
Heidi Rathjen, Spanish Studies Abroad, Alicante, Spain
Michael Shavlik, CIS Abroad, Aix en Provence, France
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30 Gallon Tank é o terceiro EP da banda de indie rock Spoon. O disco foi lançado em 14 de fevereiro de 1998, como um EP promocional apresentando a banda que havia assinado recentemente com a Elektra Records. O EP contém duas faixas que também apareceram no LP A Series of Sneaks, além da música inédita "Revenge!" e outra faixa de Drake Tungsten lançada anteriormente.

Lista de músicas
Todas as músicas foram escritas por Britt Daniel.

Notas
 A faixa-título "30 Gallon Tank" também foi lançada em A Series of Sneaks.
 A música "Car Radio (Different)" é um remix da faixa de mesmo nome que aparece em A Series of Sneaks.
 "Revenge!" é uma faixa Spoon nunca antes lançada.
 "I Could Be Underground" é originalmente uma música de Drake Tungsten, com versões ligeiramente diferentes aparecendo em Clocking Out Is For Suckers e Six Pence for the Sauces.

Integrantes

 Britt Daniel – vocais, guitarra
 Eric Harvey – teclado, guitarra, vocais
 Joshua Zarbo – baixo
 Jim Eno – bateria

Ligações externas
 Spoon - Site oficial

Álbuns de Spoon
EP de 1998

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


Last year we had quite a few PKRA riders visit our kitesurfing spot in Gokova, Turkey and among them was also the Austrian Stefan Spiessberger. This video gives an inside view of the beginning of Stefans carreer and his unbeatable will to get on the water as often as possible and shows the latest moves of the European Vice Champion from his winter trip to Cape Town / South Africa.
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A fast and comforting snack with ricotta cheese, roasted red peppers and olives on a toasted English Muffin.
Spread each toasted English Muffin halve with ricotta cheese.
Top the ricotta with roasted red peppers and Spanish olives, as desired.


Cheryl Fernandez-Versini arrives in Barbados for Kimberley Walsh's wedding | HELLO!
Cheryl Fernandez-Versini was in high spirits as she touched down in Barbados this week for best friend Kimberley Walsh's wedding. The 32-year-old posted a happy selfie on her Instagram account on Wednesday, which she captioned, "Just touched down in Ri Ri's (Rihanna's) town #Barbados #dataccentdoe," alongside bride and groom emojis.
Pouting Cheryl looks wide eyed at the camera in the snapshot, stylish as always in a blue buttoned top. The star has been faced with reports that her marriage to husband of 19-months Jean-Bernard Fernandez-Versini has come to an end, but that hasn't dampened her excitement for Kimberley and fiancé Justin Scott.
Cheryl jetted into Barbados with friend and former Girl Aloud bandmate Nicola Roberts. Both ladies will act as bridesmaids for 34-year-old Kimberley on her big day, and Cheryl recently revealed how much she is looking forward to the wedding.
"It is a celebration of two people in love that we've all been a part of," she told HELLO! while attending Kimberley's hen do in London earlier this month. "And I am so excited to celebrate their love story."
It is not known the exact date that the Kimberley and Justin will tie the knot – but on Wednesday they were seen walking hand in hand to the local government offices to attend to the legalities. The longterm couple arrived in the Caribbean on Monday, along with their 16-month-old son Bobby and other family members.
Kimberley put months of planning into their wedding day, but seemed to take it all in her stride. "I'm very chilled out about it," she previously told HELLO!. "The venue is booked, I have the dress, so the important bits are taken care of."
Kimberley and Justin got engaged in June after ten years together, with Justin popping the question moments after the arrival of their son. "We'd only just stopped crying from the joy and relief of finally meeting our baby, but that set us both off again. I was in bits," she admitted.


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Q: bitnami/external-dns with Kubernetes on Docker Desktop does not work What I'm trying to do
I have deployed an aps.net core gRpc service on Docker for Desktop (Kubernetes enabled). To do client-side load balancing, I want to expose the same via a headless service. The deployment and service definition YAML files are as provided by the link viz.  Deployment.yaml , service.yaml, and PV and PVC .yaml. When the deployment is run two replicas will be created. Now I want to expose them via a headless service and do a DNS lookup of the pods' IP addresses and do a client-side load balancing. For this, I installed the bitnami external-dns using the HELM charts. I did not make any modifications to the default chart values. Now when I try to do a nslookup of my service this is not working.
My expectation
Deploy the bitnami external-dns on Docker for Desktop with Kubernetes enabled and configured service to expose as DNS on the load balancer. I was expecting the nslookup to succeed in getting the pod IPs as a result
Can someone help me to get the same working?


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Q: Get Database Results from a Multiplayer game I hope you can help me or at least point me to the direction.
Everything has been programmed in c#, but client applications can be in whatever language, just need to know tcp protocol used for communicating with servers.
I made a server application, which include a lobby and a game server. You can mount as many game server as you need (actually, I have three, just for test, each one with a different kind of game).
The client application connects to lobby for authentication, nd other little things, and request for a game ... after this it's redirected to the appropiate game server.
All the information processed during the game, statistics, chats, ... is saved in a PostgreSQL database (you can configure this for use MySQL, MS SQL).
Now, the players would like to make some queries to get past info about themself, or stats, or whatever ... my question is:
¿Should I keep players query directly the database, I mean obtain the results from the database server (sending the respective sotre procedure command to get the results)?
or (due to they keep an active alive connection with lobby server by socket (and anothers with game server))
¿Do I receive the request and send the results of each query via lobby server using the permanent active connection socket?
¿Which one is the most performance or even secure? or ¿Will you recommend another suggestion?
It's good to say that 5.000 - 10.000 concurrent connections or even more are expected on all game servers.

.- I forgot to mention that some queries can has large results, I mean, 500/2000 records (rows) with some columns.
.- Forgot to say that I was thinking to set the queries via socket, processing and packaging the query in the server and sending the result to player(s) zipped (compressed).
Thanks in advance
E/R

A: You should absolutely not have the players clients directly submitting queries to your database servers; your game servers should have their own protocol for queries that the clients submit, and the 'game query servers' should sanity-check those queries before building the actual SQL.
Under no circumstances should you be building queries directly from user-submitted info, though.

A: Most secure is ovbiously the solution where the user does not know the SQL-Server, that is where the lobby server handles all connections and communication (assuming no exploitable bugs on either server ofc). Also you have more control over the implementation of security, having one user (the lobby server), most likely in the same domain, who gets read and execute permissions for exactly only the databases he needs to have those permissions for. Performance < Security, therefore the question regarding performance really does not matter much, but then performance is really also rather a matter of your implementation anyway.


Strategy management involves understanding the forces and causes that explain performance differences between organisations, a result of different stocks of knowledge-based resources and capabilities. The intellectual capital literature focuses on the measurement of firms'knowledge base. It also addresses building guidelines for the development of ''intellectual capital accounts''. IJLIC covers the latest advances on organisational learning, knowledge management and intellectual capital measuring and reporting. It promotes ways in which these impact on firms'competitive advantage in the New Economy.
The topics of Organisational Learning (OL), Knowledge Management (KM) and Intellectual Capital (IC) are receiving increased interest both from the academic community and companies because of the influence of innovation and learning on the achievement of a competitive advantage for the firm in the New Economy. Literature on knowledge management and intellectual capital suggests that competitive advantage flows from the creation, ownership, protection, storage and use of certain knowledge-based organisational resources. Superior organisational performance depends on firms| ability to be good at innovation, learning, protecting, deploying, amplifying and measuring these strategic intangible resources.
The objective of IJLIC is to bring together a selection of new perspectives that collectively articulate a knowledge-based view of strategy management. It adopts a knowledge-based view that considers the role of the firm in the nurturing, deployment, storage and measurement of the organisation|s knowledge.


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{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
{-# LANGUAGE RecordWildCards #-}
module Network.HTTP.ReverseProxy.Rewrite
  ( ReverseProxyConfig (..)
  , RewriteRule (..)
  , RPEntry (..)
  , simpleReverseProxy
  )
  where

import Control.Applicative
import Control.Exception (bracket)
import Data.Function (fix)
import Data.Monoid ((<>))

import qualified Data.Set as Set
import Data.Set (Set)
import qualified Data.Map as Map
import Data.Map ( Map )
import Data.Array ((!))
import Data.Aeson
import Control.Monad (unless)

import qualified Data.ByteString as S
import qualified Data.Text as T
import Data.Text (Text)
import Data.Text.Encoding (encodeUtf8, decodeUtf8)
import qualified Data.CaseInsensitive as CI

import Blaze.ByteString.Builder (fromByteString)

-- Configuration files
import Data.Default

-- Regular expression parsing, replacement, matching
import Data.Attoparsec.Text (string, takeWhile1, endOfInput, parseOnly, Parser)
import Text.Regex.TDFA (makeRegex, matchOnceText, MatchText)
import Text.Regex.TDFA.String (Regex)
import Data.Char (isDigit)

-- Reverse proxy apparatus
import qualified Network.Wai as Wai
import Network.HTTP.Client.Conduit
import qualified Network.HTTP.Client as NHC
import Network.HTTP.Types

data RPEntry = RPEntry
    { config :: ReverseProxyConfig
    , httpManager :: Manager
    }

instance Show RPEntry where
  show x = "RPEntry { config = " ++ (show $ config x) ++ " }"

getGroup :: MatchText String -> Int -> String
getGroup matches i = fst $ matches ! i

rewrite :: (String, MatchText String, String) -> String -> String -> Text
rewrite (before, match, after) input replacement =
  case parseOnly parseSubstitute (T.pack replacement) of
    Left _ -> T.pack input
    Right result -> T.pack before <> result <> T.pack after
  where
    parseSubstitute :: Parser Text
    parseSubstitute =
          (endOfInput >> "")
      <|> do
          { _ <- string "\\\\"
          ; rest <- parseSubstitute
          ; return $ "\\" <> rest
          }
      <|> do
          { _ <- string "\\"
          ; n <- (fmap (read . T.unpack) $ takeWhile1 isDigit) :: Parser Int
          ; rest <- parseSubstitute
          ; return $ T.pack (getGroup match n) <> rest
          }
      <|> do
          { text <- takeWhile1 (/= '\\')
          ; rest <- parseSubstitute
          ; return $ text <> rest
          }

rewriteHeader :: Map HeaderName RewriteRule -> Header -> Header
rewriteHeader rules header@(name, value) =
  case Map.lookup name rules of
    Nothing -> header
    Just  r -> (name, regexRewrite r value)

rewriteHeaders :: Map HeaderName RewriteRule -> [Header] -> [Header]
rewriteHeaders ruleMap = map (rewriteHeader ruleMap)

regexRewrite :: RewriteRule -> S.ByteString -> S.ByteString
regexRewrite (RewriteRule _ regex' replacement) input =
  case matchOnceText regex strInput of
    Just  match -> encodeUtf8 $ rewrite match strInput strReplacement
    Nothing     -> input
  where
    strRegex = T.unpack regex'
    regex :: Regex
    regex = makeRegex strRegex
    strInput = T.unpack . decodeUtf8 $ input
    strReplacement = T.unpack replacement

filterHeaders :: [Header] -> [Header]
filterHeaders = filter useHeader
  where
    useHeader ("Transfer-Encoding", _) = False
    useHeader ("Content-Length", _)    = False
    useHeader ("Host", _)              = False
    useHeader _                        = True

mkRuleMap :: Set RewriteRule -> Map HeaderName RewriteRule
mkRuleMap = Map.fromList . map (\k -> (CI.mk . encodeUtf8 $ ruleHeader k, k)) . Set.toList

mkRequest :: ReverseProxyConfig -> Wai.Request -> Request
mkRequest rpConfig request =
  def { method = Wai.requestMethod request
      , secure = reverseUseSSL rpConfig
      , host   = encodeUtf8 $ reversedHost rpConfig
      , port   = reversedPort rpConfig
      , path   = Wai.rawPathInfo request
      , queryString = Wai.rawQueryString request
      , requestHeaders = filterHeaders $ rewriteHeaders reqRuleMap (Wai.requestHeaders request)
      , requestBody =
          case Wai.requestBodyLength request of
            Wai.ChunkedBody   -> RequestBodyStreamChunked ($ Wai.requestBody request)
            Wai.KnownLength n -> RequestBodyStream (fromIntegral n) ($ Wai.requestBody request)
      , decompress = const False
      , redirectCount = 0
      , checkStatus = \_ _ _ -> Nothing
      , responseTimeout = reverseTimeout rpConfig
      , cookieJar = Nothing
      }
  where
    reqRuleMap = mkRuleMap $ rewriteRequestRules rpConfig

simpleReverseProxy :: Manager -> ReverseProxyConfig -> Wai.Application
simpleReverseProxy mgr rpConfig request sendResponse = bracket
    (NHC.responseOpen proxiedRequest mgr)
    responseClose
    $ \res -> sendResponse $ Wai.responseStream
        (responseStatus res)
        (rewriteHeaders respRuleMap $ responseHeaders res)
        (sendBody $ responseBody res)
  where
    proxiedRequest = mkRequest rpConfig request
    respRuleMap = mkRuleMap $ rewriteResponseRules rpConfig
    sendBody body send _flush = fix $ \loop -> do
        bs <- body
        unless (S.null bs) $ do
            () <- send $ fromByteString bs
            loop

data ReverseProxyConfig = ReverseProxyConfig
    { reversedHost :: Text
    , reversedPort :: Int
    , reversingHost :: Text
    , reverseUseSSL :: Bool
    , reverseTimeout :: Maybe Int
    , rewriteResponseRules :: Set RewriteRule
    , rewriteRequestRules :: Set RewriteRule
    } deriving (Eq, Ord, Show)

instance FromJSON ReverseProxyConfig where
    parseJSON (Object o) = ReverseProxyConfig
        <$> o .: "reversed-host"
        <*> o .: "reversed-port"
        <*> o .: "reversing-host"
        <*> o .:? "ssl" .!= False
        <*> o .:? "timeout" .!= Nothing
        <*> o .:? "rewrite-response" .!= Set.empty
        <*> o .:? "rewrite-request" .!= Set.empty
    parseJSON _ = fail "Wanted an object"

instance ToJSON ReverseProxyConfig where
    toJSON ReverseProxyConfig {..} = object
        [ "reversed-host" .= reversedHost
        , "reversed-port" .= reversedPort
        , "reversing-host" .= reversingHost
        , "ssl" .= reverseUseSSL
        , "timeout" .= reverseTimeout
        , "rewrite-response" .= rewriteResponseRules
        , "rewrite-request" .= rewriteRequestRules
        ]

instance Default ReverseProxyConfig where
    def = ReverseProxyConfig
        { reversedHost = ""
        , reversedPort = 80
        , reversingHost = ""
        , reverseUseSSL = False
        , reverseTimeout = Nothing
        , rewriteResponseRules = Set.empty
        , rewriteRequestRules = Set.empty
        }

data RewriteRule = RewriteRule
    { ruleHeader :: Text
    , ruleRegex :: Text
    , ruleReplacement :: Text
    } deriving (Eq, Ord, Show)

instance FromJSON RewriteRule where
    parseJSON (Object o) = RewriteRule
        <$> o .: "header"
        <*> o .: "from"
        <*> o .: "to"
    parseJSON _ = fail "Wanted an object"

instance ToJSON RewriteRule where
    toJSON RewriteRule {..} = object
        [ "header" .= ruleHeader
        , "from" .= ruleRegex
        , "to" .= ruleReplacement
        ]


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Q: Cannot use instance member 'dateType' within property initializer; property initializers run before 'self' is available I'm quite new to SwiftUI and can't get around this error.
I'm trying to use two @State variables (isGlobal and dataType) in another array within the same initializer.
I keep getting the error:
"Cannot use instance member 'dateType' within property initializer; property initializers run before 'self' is available" and
"Cannot use instance member 'isGlobal' within property initializer; property initializers run before 'self' is available"
This is the code at the beginning of the view:
struct Home : View {
@State var dateType : Int
@State var isGlobal = true

@State var dailyVax = [

    DailyVaccinations(day: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: false, dayCt: 6))", value: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: true, dayCt: 6))", show: true),
    DailyVaccinations(day: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: false, dayCt: 5))", value: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: true, dayCt: 5))", show: false),
    DailyVaccinations(day: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: false, dayCt: 4))", value: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: true, dayCt: 4))", show: false),
    DailyVaccinations(day: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: false, dayCt: 3))", value: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: true, dayCt: 3))", show: false),
    DailyVaccinations(day: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: false, dayCt: 2))", value: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: true, dayCt: 2))", show: false),
    DailyVaccinations(day: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: false, dayCt: 1))", value: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: true, dayCt: 1))", show: false),
    DailyVaccinations(day: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: false, dayCt: 0))", value: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: true, dayCt: 0))", show: false),
]

var body: some View { ...

Here's the [DailyVaccinations] struct:
struct DailyVaccinations : Identifiable {
var id = UUID().uuidString
var day : String
var value : String
var show : Bool

}
And here's the code that actually uses the "dailyVax" array:
ForEach(dailyVax.indices,id: \.self){i in

                        GraphView(data: dailyVax[i], allData: dailyVax)
                            .onTapGesture {

                                withAnimation{

                                    for index in 0..<dailyVax.count{
                                        dailyVax[index].show = false
                                    }
                                    dailyVax[i].show.toggle()
                                }

                            }

                        if dailyVax[i].value != dailyVax.last!.value {
                            Spacer(minLength: 0)
                        }

                    } ...

If anyone can help me solve this issue it would be greatly appreciated! thank you

A: You are getting this error message because you are trying to access isGlobal and dateType inside of the initializer.
You can not do this when all of the values are not yet defined, hence the "before self is available" in the error message.
To fix this, code a custom initializer:
init(dateType: Int, isGlobal: Bool = true) {
        self.dateType = dateType
        self.isGlobal = isGlobal

        self.dailyVax = [
            DailyVaccinations(day: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: false, dayCt: 6))", value: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: true, dayCt: 6))", show: true),
            DailyVaccinations(day: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: false, dayCt: 5))", value: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: true, dayCt: 5))", show: false),
            DailyVaccinations(day: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: false, dayCt: 4))", value: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: true, dayCt: 4))", show: false),
            DailyVaccinations(day: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: false, dayCt: 3))", value: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: true, dayCt: 3))", show: false),
            DailyVaccinations(day: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: false, dayCt: 2))", value: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: true, dayCt: 2))", show: false),
            DailyVaccinations(day: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: false, dayCt: 1))", value: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: true, dayCt: 1))", show: false),
            DailyVaccinations(day: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: false, dayCt: 0))", value: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: true, dayCt: 0))", show: false)
        ]

// Note that all values are being given a value in the initializer (dateType, isGlobal, and dailyVax)

    }

By doing this SwiftUI knows that all values are being initialized before changing and/or using any other values provided in the initializer. I'm pretty new to SwiftUI as well, but that's my understanding of it. For more information on how initializers work and what they can do, I recommend searching on Google for more on the topic and/or visit the official Swift documentation:
https://docs.swift.org/swift-book/LanguageGuide/Initialization.html
This is how your code should look in the end:
struct Home : View {
    @State var dateType: Int
    @State var isGlobal: Bool

    @State var dailyVax: [DailyVaccinations]

    init(dateType: Int, isGlobal: Bool = true) {
        self.dateType = dateType
        self.isGlobal = isGlobal

        self.dailyVax = [
            DailyVaccinations(day: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: false, dayCt: 6))", value: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: true, dayCt: 6))", show: true),
            DailyVaccinations(day: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: false, dayCt: 5))", value: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: true, dayCt: 5))", show: false),
            DailyVaccinations(day: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: false, dayCt: 4))", value: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: true, dayCt: 4))", show: false),
            DailyVaccinations(day: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: false, dayCt: 3))", value: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: true, dayCt: 3))", show: false),
            DailyVaccinations(day: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: false, dayCt: 2))", value: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: true, dayCt: 2))", show: false),
            DailyVaccinations(day: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: false, dayCt: 1))", value: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: true, dayCt: 1))", show: false),
            DailyVaccinations(day: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: false, dayCt: 0))", value: "\(showData(tabType: isGlobal, date: dateType, dataType: 4, change: true, dayCt: 0))", show: false)
        ]

    }

    var body: some View {
        ...
    }

}


High in Trial for Treasure Seeker's Black Diamond!
Better known as Loki, Treasure Seeker's Black Diamond, BN, CGC, and his owner handler Jaque Millis started their holiday celebration early by completing their Beginner Novice title in style with a score of 197 and High in Trial. Loki is Jaque's first working dog, and she is planning for a BH in the spring of 2018. Congratulations to these two great competitors!


Breakwater restaurant and bar at 203 Carteret St., Beaufort, earned the TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence for achieving a rating of 4.5 out of 5.
The certificate was awarded to businesses based on customer reviews.
The restaurant is also the recipient of the OpenTable.com 2011 Diner's Choice Award, also based on customer reviews.


Haggeye Jnr is Haggeye's younger sibling who wears a red baseball cap, white t-shirt and fetching red trainers.
Haggeye Jnrs is RNIB Scotland's project for 5-12 year olds. Haggeye Jnrs will organise fun activities and events for children with sight loss aged 5 to 12, their siblings and parents to come together and share with other families. Members will receive a certificate, a goody bag, and invitations to events where they can meet other blind and partially sighted children, try out new things and have fun.
We'll also be developing some website pages for the project and we hope all of this will encourage children to go on to become a member of our Haggeye youth forum when they are older.
Please download the registration forms to join Haggeye Jnr and to attend Haggeye Jnr events.
Haggeye Jnr and Friend's is a quarterly magazine / funzine for 5-12 year olds. View the magazine in an electronic format below.
Rosie Pybus, Children, Young People and Families Support Officer (Scotland). Rosie can be contacted by calling 0131 652 3154 or emailing [email protected].


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9 Nov 2006 – Press releases
Danske Bank Group acquires Sampo Bank
The information contained in any of the attached documents does not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy, nor shall there be any sale of the securities referred to herein, in the United States or in any other jurisdiction in which such offer or sale would be unlawful prior to registration, exemption from registration or qualification under the securities laws of any such jurisdiction.
Securities may not be offered or sold in the United States unless they are registered under applicable law or are exempt from such registration. The securities referred to herein have not been, and are not intended to be, registered under the US Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the "Securities Act") and may not be offered or sold, directly or indirectly, in the United States except pursuant to an available exemption.
Not for release, publication or distribution in Australia, Canada, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China, Japan, South Africa or the United States. These materials are not an offer for sale of securities in the United States. Securities may not be offered or sold in the United States absent registration or an exemption from registration under the US Securities Act of 1933, as amended. The issuer of the securities has not registered, and does not intend to register, any portion of the offering in the United States, and does not intend to conduct a public offering of securities in the United States.
Stock Exchange Announcement No 16/2006
The Danske Bank Group has today signed an agreement to purchase all the shares of Sampo Bank for a cash amount of DKr30.1bn. Sampo Bank, which is acquired from Sampo Group, is the third largest bank in Finland with an extensive branch network, subsidiaries in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, and a recently acquired bank in Russia.
In connection with the purchase, the Danske Bank Group plans to issue new shares which are expected to provide proceeds of up to DKr14bn. The remaining purchase amount will be funded through the issue of tier 1 hybrid capital, subordinated debt and through other liquidity sources.
The Danske Bank Group strengthens its position in the Nordic region
With the purchase of Sampo Bank, the Danske Bank Group strengthens its position as a significant, competitive player on the Nordic financial market.
"Our investment in Finland is in line with the Group's strategy of expanding its retail banking activities in Northern Europe," says chief executive Peter Straarup. "Our joint banking concept – the Danske Banking Concept – provides a sound platform for expansion. Sampo Bank is attractive because its retail banking profile and structure match ours and support our strategy of further geographical and risk diversification. Another advantage is that economic growth in Finland and in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania exceeds the EU average. That provides an excellent basis for continuing growth."
Sampo Bank
Sampo Bank has 125 branches and about 3,475 employees in Finland. The subsidiaries in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have a total of 33 branches and some 1,100 employees.
Sampo Bank's business focus is on retail customers, small and medium-sized business customers and institutional customers. With 1.1 million retail customers and 100,000 corporate customers, Sampo Bank holds 15% of the retail market and 20% of the corporate market in Finland. The majority of the bank's business with retail customers is within home financing. Sampo Bank is technologically advanced and has 800,000 online banking customers.
Most of the bank's business originates in Finland, but the subsidiaries in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have shown considerable growth and rising market shares within home financing, in particular. Sampo Bank is the third largest foreign-owned bank in the Baltic countries.
Recently, Sampo Bank took over Industry and Finance Bank in St. Petersburg, which serves primarily large Finnish corporate customers doing business in Russia. This bank is included in the purchase.
The acquisition will support Danske Bank's business platform and help create value for the Bank's shareholders. With the purchase, Danske Bank expects to create a very attractive basis for future growth. The integration of Sampo Bank into Danske Bank's IT platform and organisation is estimated to generate annual cost and funding synergies of DKr610m, which will have full accounting effect from 2009. Most of the synergies will take place in IT and administrative functions. The Bank expects the majority of the redundancies to take place through natural attrition.
Until 2009, Danske Bank will incur integration expenses for the integration of Sampo Bank's activities of DKr1.6bn.
Danske Bank expects to complete the integration of Sampo Bank's Finnish activities into Danske Bank's IT platform at Easter 2008. It has not been decided when to integrate the IT systems of the still relatively small operations in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Russia.
Sampo Bank will be incorporated in the Danske Bank Group's organisational structure. This means that Sampo Bank's administrative functions, finance, product development, communications, HR and its development and support functions will be integrated in the Group's international platform.
Sampo Bank will continue to operate as a local bank brand and will have its own management.
Danske Bank sees good potential for strengthening Sampo Bank's competitiveness on the local markets. Sampo Bank will be able to offer personal customers a full product range, including the Group's product packages, which Danske Bank expects will sell well, as they have in Northern Bank and National Irish Bank, which the Group acquired in 2005.
Sampo Bank's corporate customers will also benefit from the new ownership. The wider range of products, strong cash management solutions and financial strength of the Danske Bank Group will give Sampo Bank better opportunities for competing on the Finnish market.
With its good foothold in Finland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, Danske Bank increases its potential for servicing the Group's other customers that do business in these markets.
Sampo Bank's substantial asset management activities and expertise within investments in Finland and Eastern Europe will supplement the rest of the Group's asset management activities.
Funding and capital structure
In connection with the acquisition, Danske Bank plans to issue share capital with expected proceeds of up to DKr14bn. The issue will be carried out before the closing of the deal.
The Danske Bank Group changes its capital targets in connection with the purchase. The changes should be seen in the light of the implementation of the new capital requirements directive and the increased geographical diversification which the Group achieves through its acquisition of Sampo Bank.
The capital targets will be changed to a core (tier 1) capital ratio, excluding hybrid capital, of 5.5-6.0%; a hybrid capital ratio of 1.0-1.5%; and a solvency ratio of 9-10%. The payout ratio target is maintained at 30-50%, and the Group expects the payout ratio for the 2006 financial year to be 40% of the net profit.
Danske Bank expects the purchase of Sampo Bank to have a positive effect on its earnings per share from the second half of 2008.
The deal is subject to the approval of the relevant authorities. These approvals are expected in the first quarter of 2007.
Danske Bank will hold press conferences at 10.30am (Finnish time) in Helsinki at Unioninkatu 22 and at 2.30pm (Danish time) in Copenhagen, at the Dome, Laksegade 10, and a conference call for analysts at 5.00pm today. Information about how to access the conference call and more information about Danske Bank's purchase of Sampo Bank is available at www.danskebank.com/ir.
Danske Bank is being advised by Morgan Stanley.
Danske Bank A/S
Peter Straarup,
Chairman of the Executive Board, tel. +45 33 44 01 07
Tonny Thierry Andersen,
Chief Financial Officer, tel. +45 33 44 11 47
Martin Gottlob,
Head of Investor Relations, tel. +45 33 44 27 92
Certain statements made in this press release are forward looking statements. Any statements other than statements of historical fact, including without limitation those regarding Danske Bank's financial condition, future operating performance, business strategy, management plans and objectives for future operations and anticipated synergies and integration costs relating to the acquisition of Sampo Bank and prospects for the combined group are forward looking statements. Such statements are based on current expectations and are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results and performance to differ materially from any expected future results or performance, express or implied, by the forward looking statements. Factors that might cause forward looking statements to differ materially from actual results include, among other things, general economic and business factors, competition, difficulties in integrating Sampo Bank, and interest rate and currency fluctuations. These statements may not be regarded as a representation that anticipated events will occur or that expected objectives will be achieved. The information presented herein speaks only as of today's date and Danske Bank assumes no responsibility to update any of the forward looking statements contained herein.
This stock exchange announcement is a translation of the original announcement in the Danish language. In case of discrepancies, the Danish version prevails.
This statement is intended only for (i) persons outside the United Kingdom, (ii) investment professionals and (iii) persons who fall within the provisions of Article 49(2)(a) to (d) ("high net worth companies, unincorporated associations etc.") of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Financial Promotion) Order 2005.
7 Dec 2006 Danske Bank raises interest rates
31 Oct 2006 Interim report - first nine months of 2006
26 Oct 2006 Appointments at the Danske Bank Group


Asher Tlalim, who is living in London, is visiting Jerusalem at the moment and will be present at the screening. We hope to have an interesting discussion after the film.
On Wednesday 22.02 there was an opening of Shachar Sivan and Yotam Koperberg exhibition. Yotam and Shachar were living in Barbur for the whole week and have done a great job.
On Tuesday 14.02 we've had the "first" opening of Shachar Sivan's and Yotam Koperberg's exhibition. It was rainy and cold outside and really warm in the gallery.
Shachar and Yotam are living in Barbur for six days already and had turned it into their workshop. It is messy and curious.
On Wednesday 22.02 at 20:00 we'll have the official opening of the show.
Today, 12.02, Shachar Sivan and Yotam Koperberg, artists from Haifa, came to Barbur and started to work on their new show. They have brought a lot of stuff (3(!) full cars) with them from their studio and plan to find and construct a lot of new one. All of us are very curious.
On Tuesday 14.02 at 20:00 we'll have the first opening of their exhibition. After the event Shachar and Yotam will live and work in the gallery for another week. Then, on 22.02, we'll have the second opening.
There will be a lot of fun and surprises!
We are happy to welcome Tamar Getter with the evening of her video works, from 70's till now.


The Sassy Cap is an elongated pink satin sleep cap that was created to help you maintain your style! The cap was designed in 2012, prototyped in 2013 and premiered to the public in 2014 at an international hair show. The cap was designed by two women in Atlanta, Georgia who felt it was necessary to have a way to maintain your style throughout the day, night and even while in the shower! They both ran into the problem of not being able to find a quality satin bonnet that could hold their hair, conveniently allow for a shower cap to be applied while not messing up their style. To solve this concern, both owners contributed to the formation of the Sassy Cap, which has been well received since its premiere!
The Sassy Cap is the perfect cap for any person who wants longevity from their style and ease on their daily hair upkeep. Natural hair and hair extension enthusiasts appreciate the ease the Sassy Cap provides to their hair maintenance routine!


Do you want to improve your business' online branding or your online marketing company in Malaysia? Well, you must equip yourself with the latest knowledge, trends and techniques. To be able to acquire new learnings, you need to read articles and utilize effective platforms. You can also consider listening to informative podcasts.
Do you want to learn more about SEO, link building and marketing? Below are some SEO podcasts that can help you improve your skills efficiently.
This podcast is hosted by Mike Webster and Gael Breton. You can find it on iTunes, Stitcher and Soundcloud. The topics? They talk a lot about digital marketing, SEO and content marketing. When listening to this podcast, you can expect an informative, casual chat. They focus on challenging SEO inquiries, and answers questions from the listeners.
This podcast airs every other week. It addresses challenges, current trends in analytics, and lots of questions. Its hosts, Moe Kiss, Tim Wilson and Michael Helbling offer cool conversations about crucial marketing issues.
SEO 101 is hosted by John Carcutt and Ross Dunn, and is a podcast established to help many listeners improve their SEO strategies. It discusses many algorithm changes and search trends. They might give you some practical advice on how to utilize SEO best practices.
Chris Burres and Matt Bertram share their ideas and thoughts on the fast-changing SEO industry. This podcast includes trending news and daily tips. It also includes reviews on recently published articles on digital marketing.
The "Search Engine Nerds" podcast interviews industry experts and thought leaders about digital marketing tactics. Every podcast installment utilizes journalistic interview formats, and a deep-dive on every subject.
This a 1-hour podcast with Erin Sparks. She tackles digital marketing concepts and several industry trends, and has recorded more than 170 shows, with an amazing roster of guests. Her humorous interview format educates many people in SEO and internet marketing.
Stephan Spencer, a renowned internet marketing and SEO expert, launched this podcast to share some SEO tips and advice. He chooses all of his guests, including tool providers, specialists and thought leaders. Sometimes, the guests also provide the listeners with giveaways or discounts.
MozPod was started by Brian Childs. Each episode is composed of the host interviewing SEO and marketing professionals, asking them dumb, simple questions we are all afraid to ask.
All of his guests are industry experts, so all listeners can get the most recnet information from the best source.
Is it Time to Get Some XOM Stock?


Home∕real food∕What's in Your EVOO?
So, if you don't already have some in the house, you might want run to the store right now to get yourself some EVOO. But WAIT! Read on before you spend your money. Chances are good that the bottle of olive oil you choose won't contain pure extra virgin olive oil.
In his book, Extra Virginity: The Sublime and Scandalous World of Olive Oil, journalist Tom Mueller uncovered a scandal that rivals the best mystery novels, yet most of us have never heard about.
Mueller discovered that 70% of what's labeled as "extra virgin olive oil" is actually adulterated, meaning it's been diluted with cheaper oils (either lower-grade olive oils or even other oils like canola). In Europe, this problem is so widespread and has gone on for so long, that even the olive oil experts can't distinguish a fake olive oil from a real one by taste alone. Shady "olive oil" producers have even gone so far as to mix soybean oil or sunflower oil with chlorophyll, and sell it as extra virgin olive oil.
These producers supply the olive oils that are bottled by most major brands. Truth in labeling laws that are supposed to protect us from buying fake products don't seem to be doing much in the olive oil market. It's up to us to be informed buyers.
So if you can't tell from reading the label, how do you know which extra virgin olive oils aren't lying about their virginity, their "oliveness," or both?
While it's not on the Great Olive Oils of the World list, Mueller says that Costco's Kirkland Organic brand is "acceptable," (which is better than 70% of the EVOOs out there!) and the Corto Olive brand of EVOO (also at Costco) is "very good." California Olive Ranch oils can also be found seasonally at Costco and is approved by the Truth in Olive Oil site as well (http://www.truthinoliveoil.com/2011/12/getting-great-oil-the-list-begins/ ).
Tom Mueller wrote Extra Virginity after researching the olive oil industry for The New Yorker magazine. The article, Slippery Business, is a fascinating read in itself, and it will make you want to read his book!
Fabiani, R. et al. Oxidative DNA damage is prevented by extracts of olive oil, hydroxytyrosol, and other olive phenolic compounds in human blood mononuclear cells and HL60 cells. J Nutr. 2008 Aug; 138(8):1411-6.
Menendez, J., et al. Oleic acid, the main monounsaturated fatty acid of olive oil, suppresses Her-2/ney (erbB-2) expression and synergistically enhances the growth inhibitory effects of trastuzumab (Herceptin) in breast cancer cells with Her-2 oncogene amplification. Ann Oncol (Mar 2005) 16(3):359-371.
Menendez, J. and Lupu R. Mediterranean dietary traditions for the molecular treatment of human cancer: anti-oncogenic actions of the main olive oil's monounsaturated fatty acid oleic acid (18:1n9). Curr Pharm Biotechnol. 2006 Dec;7(6):495-502.


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import org.shogun.*;
import org.jblas.*;
import static org.shogun.EAlphabet.DNA;

public class kernel_fixed_degree_string_modular {
	static {
		System.loadLibrary("modshogun");
	}

	public static void main(String argv[]) {
		modshogun.init_shogun_with_defaults();
		int degree = 4;

		String[] fm_train_dna = Load.load_dna("../data/fm_train_dna.dat");
		String[] fm_test_dna = Load.load_dna("../data/fm_test_dna.dat");

		StringCharFeatures feats_train = new StringCharFeatures(fm_train_dna, DNA);
		StringCharFeatures feats_test = new StringCharFeatures(fm_test_dna, DNA);

		FixedDegreeStringKernel kernel = new FixedDegreeStringKernel(feats_train, feats_train, degree);

		DoubleMatrix km_train = kernel.get_kernel_matrix();
		kernel.init(feats_train, feats_test);
		DoubleMatrix km_test = kernel.get_kernel_matrix();
	}
}


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The Seaboard Air Line Railroad's Sarasota Subdivision (W Line) was a rail line that ran from the company's main line at Turkey Creek south to Palmetto, Bradenton, Sarasota, and Venice.  The line was built in phases from 1901 to 1911.

History

Early years

The Sarasota Subdivision was one of the first major expansions of the Seaboard Air Line Railroad network in Florida.  All of Seaboard's lines in Florida prior to this were part of the Florida Central and Peninsular Railroad network, which the Seaboard acquired in 1900.

The Seaboard Air Line organized a subsidiary United States & West Indies Railroad and Steamship Company in 1901 to oversee construction of the line.  In 1901, construction commenced with the line branching off the Seaboard main line near Turkey Creek. It proceeded south through Durant, Willow, and Palmetto. It crossed the Manatee River via a long swing bridge into Bradenton, which was located just east of the current Desoto Bridge.  From Bradenton the line continued south to downtown Sarasota. Here, some of the line ran along the former right of way of the Arcadia, Gulf Coast and Lakeland Railroad, an earlier unsuccessful railroad between Bradenton and Sarasota.  The line also had a spur to Terra Ceia, as well as spurs into the central areas of Ellenton, Palmetto, and Bradenton (known then as Bradentown).

The Seaboard Air Line operated the line's first train to Sarasota on March 23, 1903. Upon completion, the United States & West Indies Railroad and Steamship Company was renamed the Florida West Shore Railway.  By 1905, the line was extended east from downtown into Fruitville. In 1909, Seaboard fully acquired the Florida West Shore Railway subsidiary, ending the Florida West Shore Railway's separate corporate identity.

Extension to Venice
The Seaboard Air Line extended the line south to Venice in 1911 after being convinced by local socialite Bertha Honoré Palmer who owned land in Venice.  In Venice, the line connected with a small logging railroad operated by the Manasota Lumber Co.  The extension to Venice greatly benefited the city's economy.  The railroad would be used by cadets and faculty of the Kentucky Military Institute's Venice campus for winter classes from 1933 to 1970.  It also transported patients to Fred H. Albee's Florida Medical Center from 1932 to 1942 and transported goods and servicemen to Venice Army Air Field during .  Another major customer on the line would be the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, which was headquartered in Sarasota from 1927 to 1959 and then in Venice from 1959 to 1990.

By 1925, at the height of the Florida land boom of the 1920s, Seaboard considered extending the line further south through Englewood along Lemon Bay to Placida to intercept with their Boca Grande Subdivision (the former Charlotte Harbor and Northern Railway).  The extension was never built.

Later years

By the 1940s, the Seaboard Air Line removed the segment between the main line at Turkey Creek and Durant at the north end.  The Seaboard's Valrico Cutoff, which was built in 1925 and crossed the Sarasota Subdivision at Durant, was then used to access the line and provided a slightly shorter route to Tampa.  By then, two local passenger trains were running the line daily in addition to a through freight train from Durant to Palmetto which ran six days a week.

The SAL ran a section of its Silver Meteor, from Tampa to Bradenton, Sarasota and Venice on the SAL's Venice Division. The Silver Meteor offered through coaches and sleepers (no transfer needed) from New York City on this section.

In 1967, the Seaboard Air Line (SAL) merged with their rival, the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad (ACL), who operated a nearly parallel route closer to the coast (the Tampa Southern Railroad).  By April of 1968, the company abandoned the ex-SAL track within Downtown Sarasota and consolidated all service between Shade Avenue and 12th Street on the former Atlantic Coast Line tracks.  All passenger traffic was also consolidated at the former Atlantic Coast Line passenger depot at Main Street and School Avenue.  Additionally, the SAL's swing bridge over the Manatee River was also removed in the wake of the merger in an effort to consolidate the company's operation on to a single bridge crossing (which also resulted in the removal of track between Palmetto Junction and Bradenton Junction).  The Seaboard Coast Line then designated the remaining track north of the Manatee River as the Parrish Subdivision, and track south of the river became part of the Palmetto Subdivision (which also included the former Atlantic Coast Line route).  The Parrish Subdivision became a freight-only route after the merger.

Passenger operations from Tampa to Venice in the combined network was provided by the Champion once daily.  The Champion ran from Tampa to Bradenton on the former Atlantic Coast Line route, but still ran on the remaining Seaboard Air Line track from Bradenton to Venice (except through downtown Sarasota).  Passenger service was discontinued in the Sarasota area after the Seaboard Coast Line's passenger operations were taken over by Amtrak in 1971.

In 1970, the Parrish Subdivision became the original route of the Tropicana Juice Train which brought fresh orange juice in insulated boxcars from Bradenton to Kearny, New Jersey six days a week.  Seaboard Coast Line would later reroute the juice train through Tampa on the Palmetto Subdivision (former Atlantic Coast Line) where it operates today.

In 1980, the Seaboard Coast Line's parent company merged with the Chessie System, creating the CSX Corporation.  The CSX Corporation initially operated the Chessie and Seaboard Systems separately until 1986, when they were merged into CSX Transportation.  In 1986, in an effort to further consolidate the network, track was abandoned between Durant and Willow. Though, the bridge over the Little Manatee River still stands with the tracks removed.

Current conditions

From Willow to Palmetto, the line is still in service as CSX's Parrish Spur. The former spur in Palmetto now connects the line to the Palmetto Subdivision main track (the ex-ACL line).  The right of way of the Parrish Spur north and east of Ellenton is now largely owned by Florida Power and Light, and the Florida Railroad Museum operates excursion trains on this segment from Parrish to Willow.

South of Bradenton, CSX continues to operates the line as part of their Palmetto Subdivision from the north end of Tropicana Yard south to Oneco.  The short line Seminole Gulf Railway took over the rest of the remaining line south of Oneco to Venice in 1987.  Seminole Gulf abandoned the line from Venice to Palmer Ranch in 2004, and the line from there to Sarasota was abandoned in 2019.  The Legacy Trail now runs on the former right of way from the Venice Depot to Fruitville Road in Sarasota.  The remaining right of way south of the Venice Depot is now home to the Venice Urban Forest.

Historic stations

Notes

References

Defunct Florida railroads
1901 establishments in Florida
Seaboard Air Line Railroad