Clever provides each of your applications with only the data necessary for its operation. You can see what data authorized applications have access to by going to their respective overview pages on your Clever Dashboard.
How do I share data with an application?
Clever functions as a hub that allows you to sync your SIS data once and share it independently with each application you add to your account. When you add a new application to Clever, you'll need to set data sharing permissions for that particular application.
From your Clever account dashboard, click on an application to get to that application's overview page. Then navigate to the Data Sharing link.
Share Schools: Clever will only share data linked to the schools that you select. This will update dynamically with each sync.
Share Sections: Clever will only share data tied to the specific sections that you select. This will not update dynamically.
Share by Rules: Clever will only share data tied to users or sections that meet criteria that you set. This will update dynamically with each sync. Read this article to learn more about how to Share by Rules!
School Site Sharing: Clever will only share data tied to users or sections that are shared by School Tech Leads or Clever admins. You or the School Tech Leads can manage data sharing permissions on a per-school basis. More info here!
Once you've selected your permissions level and clicked 'Save Changes,' data will be accessible to the application. You should see changes in your applications within 24 hours.
Please note: The search box in the application sharing rules is case-sensitive. This means that you will need to input names exactly as they appear in the data browser.
How do I view the data currently shared with the application?
Once you've set your sharing permissions for an application, you have the option to download a CSV file of schools, students, teachers, or sections that are included in the data shared with that application.
To download these CSV files, click on the application icon from your Clever dashboard. On the Overview page, you'll see the option to download the files. Click either schools, students, teachers, or sections to download the list of data shared for that data type.


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About Keir & Callie
The Apostolic Evangelist – Revised Edition.
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The Apostolic Evangelist Revised Edition.
"The reason for doing a second edition is to give more attention to who, what and why an evangelist is, to and from the local church.
An extra chapter is added on "Developing as an Evangelist".
There is more instruction on the ministry and message of an evangelist so that those who are called to be an evangelists have a clearer understanding of their mandate.
The practical instruction on doing crusades is excellent.
I wrote this because evangelists are to work in team with other 5-fold gifting ministries (Ephesian 4:11-12). Callie, my wife, and I have worked in team for over 40 years. This is book describes how an evangelist works with these ministry gifts and vice versa.
All our books are in print and available in South Africa.
"The Royal Physician": was written to give as much revelation as possible on Divine Healing.
"Sword Oil and Fire": is about how one grows with the word the anointiong and presence of God . It is illustrated practically with testimonies we have of what God has done.
"Questions & Answers on Divine Healing": helps to remove doubts and those frequently asked questions about Divine Healing and gives great insight into His will and ability to heal. (Only on Kindle).
"A Weapon in His Hand ": a biography of our lives.
The Way of God's Healing.
What brings a ministry to a close?
2023 – What we will be doing.
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Rochester Hills renters insurance provides you with protection despite the property you are renting. You could be a senior citizen renting a very expensive condominium or you could be a college student renting an off campus loft, trying to make ends meet on your thin budget. No matter the type of property you are renting, you need a renters insurance policy to cover your Rochester Hills, MI property.
There are a variety of Rochester Hills property types that individuals rent and need Renters insurance on. One of those is the apartment. Renting anything within a building, whether a single room or a condominium can be rather risky, but so can renting a house and here is why: You know nothing about the property. You don't know about the tenants who have been in it in the past. You don't know anything about the electrical system until you've lived there a while.
Basically, you and the property haven't been acquainted long enough for you to know anything about it. It is only over time that you will have an idea of the true condition of the Michigan rental property you are living in. At least you can have Rochester Hills renters insurance to help you to pay for any damages that you sustain because there is something that is wrong with the property.
Just as landlords take risks on their tenants, tenants take risks on their landlords. A landlord trusts you to take care of their Rochester Hills condo or other property. They are giving you permission to live within a property that belongs to them, while you are trusting that their property is going to protect you. But it is hard to trust, which is why you need Rochester Hills renters insurance.
It is not that the landlord is an untrustworthy person. You have to keep in mind that they are renting out a piece of property to you that they have not lived in themselves. You never know what issues past tenants have covered in the past. And yes, there are some landlords who will implement temporary fixes on some things, such as plumbing, because they feel that a tenant won't stick around long enough anyway. However, there are those tenants that do stay for a while and they are usually the ones that find there is a problem, but can be protected Michigan renters insurance if they have it.
So when something happens to your belongings due to no fault of your own because of a defect within the rental home, you can do something about it by protecting yourself with Rochester Hills renters insurance. This is something that cannot be emphasized enough. The reason is because Rochester Hills, MI renters insurance does a number of things. First, even discount renters insurance reimburses you for the loss of your belongings if they are lost to one of the perils covered by the insurer. Second, you are protected against liability claims.
A liability claim is something that some individuals deal with at some point in their lives. If you don't melt ice around your doorway and a non-trespassing visitor slips, falls, and breaks a bone. They are going to need medical attention and will most likely have no choice but to make a claim against you to pay for those damages. Your Rochester Hills renters insurance will pay for the damages for you so that you don't have to pay out of pocket.
There is a debate as to what is covered and what isn't under Rochester Hills renters insurance. One question that individuals ask is in regards to their computer being covered. First of all, a power surge, which is something that is covered by default by your renters insurance, can move through your home and cause damage to a number of electronic items. However, your television and your computer may not be covered because they are very sensitive anyway.
However, your refrigerator, range, and various other appliances may be destroyed. That is what your power surge protection part of your Rochester Hills renters insurance will most likely cover for you. But if a wind storm were to cause the ceiling to blow off and rain to come in, thus damaging your television or computer, you would be covered by your Rochester Hills renters insurance. There are some in Rochester Hills who don't realize this, so they don't properly outfit their townhouse with surge protectors.
So when you want to put aside the fact that there are some trust issues that come about when renting a property, you want to have Rochester Hills renters insurance to help you deal with the unpredictable. You never know when something may happen that you'll need Rochester Hills, Michigan renters insurance to protect you and your family. And luckily, the premium to do this is affordable.


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Prairie Sun Recording Studios Hosts Curb/Word Songwriter's Camp
Top Songwriters Gather From Nashville. Los Angeles & Atlanta
Pictured, back row (L-R): Kipp Williams, Tony Ferrari, Dan Muckala, Chris Mackey, David Thulin, Joel Timen, Daylight, Sean Cook, Andreas Moss, Taylor Hill. Middle row (L-R): Wayne Starxs, Melanie Pfirrman, Alma Goodman, Klara Elias, Natalie Lauren Sims. Front row: Leo Arnarson
February 5, 2019 (Cotati CA)
Curb/Word Publishing recently brought together writers from Nashville, LA and Atlanta for a pop focused songwriting camp. The writers worked at the legendary Prairie Sun Recording Studios in Cotati, CA.
Writers represented publishers such as Curb/Word, Disney, Big Deal, Prescription and Kobalt.
"The goal of this camp was to create an isolated and inspiring environment for the writers, producers and artists in attendance to create some special songs," said Joel Timen, VP Curb A&R and Publishing.
About Word Entertainment
A leader in the music industry for over 60 years, Word Entertainment, a Curb company, is a unique, comprehensive entertainment company comprised of multi-faceted artist service departments including publishing, merchandising, booking and online initiatives. Word Entertainment represents some of the top names and brands in music.
About The Songwriters
Participating songwriters included Kipp Williams, Tony Ferrari, Dan Muckala, Chris Mackey, David Thulin, Joel Timen, Daylight, Sean Cook, Andreas Moss, Taylor Hill, Wayne Starxs, Melanie Pfirrman, Alma Goodman, Klara Elias, Natalie Lauren Sims and Leo Arnarson
About Prairie Sun Recording Studios
Now in its fourth decade of operation, the studio is known as a residential recording facility with a technical bent toward vintage analog-recording equipment as well as state-of-the-art digital technology. Van Morrison, Greg Allman, Kate Wolf, Mickey Hart, Primus, Faith No More, the Melvins, Ramblin' Jack Eliot, Tom Waits and surf music creator Dick Dale all have recorded at Prairie Sun or used its post-production facilities.
A Little Bit About The Songwriters
Kipp Williams is a pop producer and songwriter based in Nashville, TN. He is signed to Dr. Luke's label, Prescription Songs. Kipp has written and produced for some of the industry's greats - including Nick Carter and Avril Lavigne. Dan Muckala has written songs for the Backstreet Boys, Mandy Moore, LeAnn Rimes and Nick Lachey. Daylight is a lyric/melody writer, producer and singer who co-wrote Gnash & Imad Royal's single "superlit". He also co-wrote & co-produced Shawn Mendes' hit single "Stitches" (2017 BMI Song of the Year), co-produced Mendes' single "Treat You Better". Sean Cook has written hits for Lupine Howl, including the #1 "Vaporizer." Natalie Lauren Sims has co-written for Iggy Azalea and Chris Brown.
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It's an awesome idea for a songwriter camp. this is a great opportunity for all songwriters to express themselves. As very famous publishers and artists support this idea. It is a great fortune to be able to connect with such famous people and learn more about their experiences.


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What a perfect, eloquent reminder of what we must do to live a life that fulfills our humanity, and brings joy to ourselves and others. Thank you for reminding me of what life can be.
Indeed, Bill. I should make it a point to read this each and every morning. Peace.


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1836 U.S. Congressman Caleb Cushing Autograph Letter Signed
SKU: A01552 Category: Autographs
Description: United States House of Representatives member from Massachusetts Caleb Cushing (1800-1879) neatly penned this inquisitive letter to the Postmaster of Middletown in 1836. The letter reads: "Sir, The enclosed letter has come to me from your Office, without signature, although, from the tenor of it, evidently not designed to be anonymous. If the hand-writing should happen to be known to you, so as to enable you to indicate the writer, will you do me the favor to bring the circumstances to his knowledge; since it would give me pleasure to comply with his wishes if I knew his name. Very respectfully yours C. Cushing".
The verso of the letter bears the postmaster, Charles C. Tyler's apologetic response: "Sir I sincerely regret that my carelessness should have added to the trouble to which I had taken the liberty to put you. As a general rule, I am far from having any claim to the character of Menaleas and cannot account to myself for my abstraction in this instance; but as I have no circumstantial apology to offer in palliation of my offence, I must rely for pardon upon your general charity.. I am much obliged to you sir for the trouble you took 2 apprise me of the circumstances, as it gives me an opportunity to send the signature thus.. a request, for a compliance with which I am still very desirous. Respectfully yours… Chas. C. Tyler".
Written on a sheet of stationery that measures approximately 10″ x 8″. Item #A01552
Caleb Cushing served as a U.S. Congressman from 1835 to 1843, and went on to serve as U.S. Minister to China (1844), U.S. Attorney General (1853-1857), and U.S. Minister to Spain (1874-1877). A staunch believer in Manifest Destiny, Cushing pushed for territorial expansion of the United States, helping with the acquisition of Texas and Oregon. He was also a proponent of expanding commercially, negotiating with Colombia for the USA to have a right-of-way for a trans-oceanic canal, preceding the establishment of what would become the Panama Canal. Cushing's impressive diplomatic record also includes the signing of the first treaty with China, the Treaty of Wangxia of 1844, which gave American merchants trading rights in five Chinese ports.
Condition: Mailing fold lines, remnants of wax seal at upper right corner, otherwise in very good condition with a neat, bold signature.
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For other places with the same name, see Eden Park (disambiguation).
Eden Park has been a sports ground since 1900. The park began as a cricket ground in 1903, and was due to the vision of one Harry Ryan, a cricket enthusiast who approached landowner John Walters to lease part of his land as a sports field. In the book Eden Park: A History, the authors write, "Certainly the rough paddock strewn with stones, studded with outcrops of rock and streaked with cowpats, falling away to a boggy trough that filled in a downpour and remained flooded throughout the winter, looked better suited to frog-hunting or duck-shooting than cricket, let alone rugby. Ryan knew or at least imagined better." That bit of land was in fact located just up the road from Cabbage Tree Swamp, now Gribblehirst Park.
Those who saw Ryan's vision as madness most likely felt vindicated when, in 1907, massive downpours of rain saw the ground submerged in water for a week. The same thing happened again later in the year. Drainage problems were a scourge even as late as 1975 when severe rain before the one-off test between the All Blacks and Scotland saw the event close to being called off with the drainage system unable to cope with the flooding.
In 1913 the park was leased to the Auckland Rugby Union so it became both a summer and winter sporting venue, and in 1921 hosted the first international event, a NZ v South Africa Test. The Western part of the ground was just open space until 1950 when a temporary stand was erected for the British Empire Games. In 1956 a permanent stand was built, but subsequently moved to North Harbour Stadium.
The name 'Eden Park' settled into general usage around 1912, soon after it had been taken over by the Auckland Cricket Association (which was founded in 1883). Still the home of Auckland Cricket, Eden Park has hosted many international Tests, One Day International and Twenty/20 cricket matches.
Rugby arrived in 1913 when, after negotiations with the Auckland Cricket Association, Auckland Rugby was granted a 21-year lease for games during the winter season. The first rugby test was held on 27 August 1921, when the Springboks beat the All Blacks 5–9 before a crowd of 40,000. The Auckland Rugby Football Union officially made Eden Park its home in 1925.
In 1926 a Trust was set up to manage Eden Park primarily for the benefit of Auckland Cricket and Auckland Rugby. The Trust still manages the Park.
Eden Park has hosted events over the years from the 1950 Empire Games, the Queen Mother's visit in 1966, the infamous flour bombing test at the NZ v South Africa rugby game, to the Dalai Lama visit in 2002.
In 1987, the ground hosted several matches of the inaugural Rugby World Cup, including the final, where New Zealand defeated France in the final.
The ground was the subject of a hotly debated dilemma leading up to the 2011 Rugby World Cup, as to whether the event should be hosted at historic Eden Park or a new city centre stadium.
In 1996, the Auckland Blues began playing at the ground, with the inaugural Super 12 final held at the ground, the home side defeating the Natal Sharks in the match. Three subsequent finals have been held at the ground.
In 2011, the ground hosted several matches of the 2011 Rugby World Cup, including the final, where New Zealand again defeated France in the final.
In 2013 the New Zealand Warriors announced they would be playing three home games at Eden Park in the 2014 NRL season.
In 2015, it hosted four matches during the 2015 Cricket World Cup, which was co-hosted by Australia and New Zealand including the first semi final between New Zealand and South Africa.
1900–11	Eden Park was established as a cricket ground with the Kingsland Cricket Club renting land close to what is now Sandringham Road. Subsequently, the Eden Cricket Club purchased a plot of land in the area and progressively developed it as a cricket ground. The area was affectionately known in some circles as "the pond" because of its propensity to flood after heavy rain. Major drains were cut during this early period.
1911 The Auckland Cricket Association (ACA) purchased the land from the Eden Cricket Club, supported by the personal guarantees of a number of well-known Auckland businessman.
1913 Rugby union's longstanding association with the ground was established when the Auckland Rugby Football Union (ARFU) was granted a 21-year lease to use the ground for games during the winter. A grandstand with a capacity of 3,000 was funded by the ARFU.
1914 The first international cricket match was held, with Auckland hosting Australia. The first rugby union match was contested between Ponsonby and City. Later that season, Auckland hosted Canterbury in the ground's inaugural first-class rugby match.
1921 The first international rugby union match was held, with New Zealand hosting South Africa. South Africa won 5 – 9 before a crowd of 40,000.
1926 A trust was established, providing beneficial ownership of the ground for the ACA and ARFU. The management of the ground shifted to a Board of Control comprising members from the ACA and ARFU.
1930 The ground hosted its inaugural British and Irish Lions matches as part of the 1930 British Lions tour to New Zealand and Australia. Matches were held against Auckland and New Zealand sides, both won by the home sides with an attendance of 45,000 at the latter. Development work commenced on the terraces and embankment.
1931 The ground hosted its first match between New Zealand and Australia as part of the 1931 Australia rugby union tour of New Zealand. New Zealand won 20 – 13.
1933 New Zealand hosted England in the first cricket test match. Wally Hammond set an individual test batting record of 336 not out. The game was a draw.
1937 The ground hosted its second international rugby union match between New Zealand and South Africa. New Zealand won 17 – 6 before a then-record crowd of 58,000.
1950 The opening ceremony and athletic events of the 1950 British Empire Games were held at the ground.
1955 New Zealand hosted England in the second test match of their 1954–55 Tour of New Zealand. New Zealand are dismissed for 26 in their second innings, the lowest score in test cricket history. The New Zealand Parliament passed the Eden Park Trust Act, enshrining the governance structure of the park until 2009.
1956 The West Stand was completed. New Zealand won its first cricket test match against the West Indies as part of the 1955–56 West Indies Tour of New Zealand. The ground hosted its third rugby international between New Zealand and South Africa. New Zealand won 11 – 5 before a record crowd of 63,000.
1957 The ground hosted its first trans-national soccer match, with an Auckland XI against FK Austria Wien.
1958 The South Stand, with a capacity of 10,000, was completed. It was demolished in 2009.
1959 The British and Irish Lions returned for the third time in the 1959 British Lions tour to Australia and New Zealand with matches against Auckland and New Zealand. The visitors win both, their first test match win at the ground.
1961 The ground hosted its first rugby test between New Zealand and France as part of the inaugural French tour of New Zealand and Australia. New Zealand won 13 – 6.
1963 The ground hosted its first rugby test match between New Zealand and England as part of the inaugural England tour of New Zealand. New Zealand won 33 – 12.
1964 The North Stand, with a capacity of 9,000, was completed in the area formerly occupied by the embankment.
1966 The development of Eastern terraces commenced, with work continuing until 1972.
1969 The ground hosted its first rugby union test between New Zealand and Wales as part of the inaugural Welsh tour of New Zealand. New Zealand won 21 – 11.
1970 A public welcome was held for the royal tour party, including the Queen, Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Charles and Princess Anne.
1972 First class cricket matches commenced on the Number two ground (outer oval).
1974 New Zealand hosted Australia in the first cricket test match between the two nations as part of the Australian tour of New Zealand. A visit and display were held by touring Russian gymnasts, including Olga Korbut.
1975 The famous "flood" rugby union test between New Zealand and Scotland was held, with New Zealand winning 24 – 0.
1981 The infamous "flour bomb" rugby test between New Zealand and South Africa was held as part of the 1981 Springbok Tour. New Zealand won by 25 – 22. A light plane dropped flour bombs on the playing surface whilst the match was being played.
1982 The ground hosted a One Day International between New Zealand and Australia as part of the 1981–82 Australia Tour of New Zealand. The attendance of 43,000 was a then-record for a cricket game in New Zealand. The match was notable for Australian batsman Greg Chappell dealing with an on ground streaker with his bat. An indoor cricket facility and stand were built next to the outer oval.
1987 The inaugural Rugby World Cup was co-hosted by Australia and New Zealand. New Zealand defeated France 29 – 9 in the final in front of a crowd of 48,035.
1988 Eden Park hosted the 1988 Rugby League World Cup Final, with Australia defeating New Zealand 25 – 12 before a New Zealand rugby league record crowd of 47,363. This was the first game of rugby league played at Eden Park since 1919.
1989 The South Stand is modified with a cantilever structure added in order to accommodate additional corporate boxes.
1991 The West Stand was completed, with 4,200 seats. The South West stand, including additional corporate boxes, was completed. The capacity of the ground was at 47,000.
1992 New Zealand jointly hosted the 1992 Cricket World Cup with Australia. Pakistan defeated New Zealand by four wickets in the semi-final.
1993 Major work was undertaken to improve the playing surface by sand slitting.
1996 The new Auckland Blues began to play. The ground hosted the inaugural Super 12 final, with the Auckland Blues defeating the Sharks 45 – 21 before a crowd of 46,000. The ground hosted Super 12 finals in 1997, 1998 and 2003.
1999 The North Stand was replaced by the ASB Stand. Resource consent for the use of lights permitted night matches.
2002 The ground hosted its first rugby test between New Zealand and Ireland as part of the 2002 Ireland Tour of New Zealand. New Zealand won 40 – 8. The Hall of Legends opened for tours. Portable cricket pitch technology was introduced.
2003 The playing surface on the main oval was completely overhauled with the introduction of "Motz" turf.
2007 The ground was confirmed by the New Zealand Government as the venue for the final of the 2011 Rugby World Cup, committing significant funding for the necessary redevelopment.
2008 Redevelopment of the stadium for the 2011 Rugby World Cup commenced.
2010 The redeveloped stadium was officially opened by New Zealand Prime Minister John Key on 10 October. The first event was a Rugby League Four Nations double header, including matches between England and Papua New Guinea, and Australia and New Zealand.
2011 The 2011 Rugby World Cup commenceed on 9 September, with New Zealand defeating Tonga 41 – 10 before a crowd of 60,214. In addition to the opening ceremony and match, five pool games, two quarter-finals, both semi-finals and the final are held at Eden Park, with a cumulative attendance of more than 600,000. New Zealand defeated France 8 – 7 before a crowd of 61,079. The ground hosted its first game of professional football, with the Wellington Phoenix hosting Adelaide United before a crowd of 20,078.
2013 The Auckland Council takes over five of the nine spots on the Eden Park Trust Board, giving ratepayers control over the ground.
2015 The stadium hosted four matches during the 2015 Cricket World Cup, which was co-hosted by Australia and New Zealand. The matches played here were two pool B games, the pool A clash between co-hosts New Zealand v Australia and the first semi final between New Zealand and South Africa.
2018 The stadium will host its first day night test match between New Zealand and England.
The $256 million redevelopment completed in October 2010 provided a permanent capacity of 50,000 with a further 10,000 temporary seats for the 2011 Rugby World Cup games. This is the largest of any New Zealand sports arena. There are no standing areas. Temporary seating in front of the North Stand and the West Stand (usually only used for international rugby matches) is required for the capacity to be reached. Due to sight-screens and the larger area required for cricket matches, cricket capacity is smaller.
Prior to redevelopment, Eden Park had a crowd capacity of 47,500 for rugby and 42,000 for cricket .
The redevelopment project included a three-tier South stand replacing the old South and West stands, with a capacity of 24,000, and a three-tier East replacing the Terraces. The number of covered seats increased from 23,000 to 38,000. The redeveloped Eden Park has an internal concourse that allows people to circulate around the grounds inside the stadium, and world-class facilities, including food and beverage outlets, toilets and corporate areas, were incorporated. The open plan approach to the design and establishment of a community centre and green space, and the removal of the perimeter fence, mean that the stadium has become more publicly accessible and a part of the neighbourhood.
There were public concerns about the height of the new structure and its shading effect on many nearby houses. Auckland City Council received 470 submissions on the resource consent application, over 300 of which were in favour of the redevelopment. On 26 January 2007, Eden Park received resource consent with 91 conditions imposed. The consent permitted the building of new stands in place of the terraces and south stand, but did not include consent for the NZ$385 million 'full option', which would have included covered seating.
In September 2006 it was announced that instead of Eden Park, the Government and Auckland City Council were assessing the possibility of a new stadium on Auckland's waterfront to host the 2011 Rugby World Cup. This assessment was part of the Government's formal due diligence process on the decision to redevelop Eden Park. The Government had said it would assist with the funding if a new stadium was built. The Government announced in a report in November 2006 that it would favour a new stadium on the Auckland waterfront, which would have meant that the Eden Park redevelopment would not have gone ahead, and that options for its use or redevelopment would have to be developed. After the Auckland City Council and the Auckland Regional Council differed in their support for the new stadium, the Government changed to supporting the redevelopment of Eden Park, subject to suitable resolution of the design, funding and governance issues.
Eden Park in 2005 prior to redevelopment.
Cranes during the construction of the new South Stand in 2009.
Looking south over the redevelopment of the West Stand at Eden Park in 2009.
Eden Park is the home ground for the Auckland Blues in Super Rugby and Auckland in the Mitre 10 Cup. The ground regularly hosts All Blacks rugby union test matches. Auckland first used the ground in the 1913 season, and the first international fixture was against South Africa in 1921. The Auckland Blues have used the ground since their foundation in 1996.
The final game of the 1981 Springbok Tour was played at Eden Park. A low-flying Cessna 172 piloted by Marx Jones and Grant Cole dropped flour bombs on the field as part of widespread protests against the tour and apartheid.
Eden Park was used in the inaugural 1987 Rugby World Cup and the 2011 Rugby World Cup, the first ground to host two Rugby World Cup finals.
Eden Park is the home ground for the Auckland cricket team. The ground regularly hosts international fixtures, including Tests, ODIs and Twenty20 Internationals, while the Outer Oval also hosts WODIs, domestic List A and Twenty20 games.
It first hosted a test in 1930. The ground was also the host to New Zealand's first Test victory, against West Indies in 1955–56 season. It has also been the scene of a dark day in New Zealand's cricket history when on 28 March 1955, the hosts collapsed to their lowest Test score (26 all out) against England. It is scheduled to host three day-night test matches in March 2018, March 2019 and February 2020.
The ground hosted four matches during the 1992 Cricket World Cup including the semi-final between New Zealand and Pakistan. It also hosted four matches during the 2015 Cricket World Cup, which was co-hosted by Australia and New Zealand. The matches played here were two pool B games, the pool A clash between co-hosts New Zealand and Australia and the first semi final between New Zealand and South Africa.
In 2018, Eden Park hosted the first day-night test in New Zealand, against England.England were bowled out for 58 in the 1st innings. It took New Zealand only 20.4 overs to dismiss England on the first day of the test match. Trent Boult and Tim Southee took 6 and 4 wickets each and bowled unchanged throughout the 20.4 overs. No other bowler was required to bowl. This was just the 4th instance that only 2 bowlers were required to dismiss the opposition since 1920. Five England players were dismissed for a duck. Trent Boult (6/32) picked his career best figures in test cricket. This was his 2nd 5 wicket haul at Eden Park and his 2nd consecutive 5 wicket haul in day night test cricket, the first one against Australia in Adelaide in 2015 which was the inaugural day night test.
The highest total set by a team here in Test cricket was by the South African national cricket team against the New Zealand national cricket team when they scored 621/5 dec on 27 Feb 1999. The most runs scored in this ground have been by John Wright (1060 runs), Martin Crowe (712 runs) and Nathan Astle (649 runs). The most wickets have been taken by Richard Hadlee- 45 wickets followed by Chris Cairns-35 wickets and Richard Collinge-29 wickets.
In ODI cricket, the highest total has been set by New Zealand national cricket team against the Australian national cricket team when they scored 340/5 on 18 Feb 2007. The most runs scored in this ground have been by Martin Guptill (739 runs), Martin Crowe (719 runs) and Nathan Astle (705 runs). The most wickets have been taken by Chris Cairns-33 wickets, followed by Chris Martin- 28 wickets.
In May 2018, New Zealand Cricket (NZC) said that the ground is no longer cost-effective or financially viable to host cricket matches, and that they were looking at hosting fixtures at the Western Springs Stadium instead.
New Zealand v England ODI in 2013, panorama looking south-west.
The biggest rugby league game played at Eden Park was the 1988 World Cup Final played on 9 October, giving the venue the distinction of hosting the Union and League World Cup Finals in consecutive years. This also sees Eden Park (as of 2018) as the only venue to host the World Cup Final for both rugby codes. In a spiteful match in which the New Zealand national rugby league team seemed more intent on dishing out punishment than playing football, the Wally Lewis-led Australians defeated the home side 25–12 after leading 25–0 early in the second half. The game was played in front of a record New Zealand rugby league attendance of 47,363 (only 672 less than attended the 1987 Rugby WCF between the All Blacks and France 16 months earlier). Australia had won the right to host the final, but as international crowds in Australia had been dwindling in recent years due to the Kangaroos dominance (only 15,944 had attended the dead rubber Ashes series test between Australia and Great Britain at the Sydney Football Stadium three months earlier), the Australian Rugby League agreed to New Zealand hosting the game in the interests of promoting international rugby league. Their efforts were rewarded with the largest World Cup Final attendance since 1968, when 54,290 saw Australia defeat France at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
Eden Park hosted two matches (a double header) in the 2010 Rugby League Four Nations on 6 November. In the early game, England defeated Papua New Guinea 36–10, with Australia defeating New Zealand 34–20 in the second game. The fixture attracted 44,324 fans. The New Zealand Warriors played the Parramatta Eels in their first NRL match at Eden Park to start the 2011 NRL season in front of a crowd of 38,405 with Parramatta winning 24–18. The Warriors played their first home match of the 2012 season against the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles in a 2011 NRL Grand Final replay, with Manly winning 26–20 in front of 37,502. The 2012 ANZAC Test between Australia and New Zealand was played at Eden Park, with the Kangaroos winning 20–12 in front of 35,329. The Warriors played the Sydney Roosters in Round 2 of the 2013 NRL season, going down 16–14 in front of 32,740.
In 2013 a new faster format of rugby league was announced that it would be held at Eden Park. In February 15–16, 2014, Eden Park held the first ever NRL Auckland Nines tournament.
Eden Park has hosted three New Zealand national team games; friendlies against South Africa and FK Austria Wien in 1947 and 1957 respectively, and an Olympic qualifier against Israel for the Seoul Olympics in 1988. They were defeated in all three games.
On 19 November 2011, Eden Park hosted its first game of professional club football. The A-League regular season fixture between Wellington Phoenix and Adelaide United resulted in a 1–1 draw. The game attracted 20,078, a new attendance record for the Phoenix. The Phoenix returned to Eden Park on 2 February 2013 against long-distance rivals Perth Glory, drawing a crowd of 11,566 to see them win 1–0.
On 23 July 2014, Eden Park hosted English Premiership team West Ham United F.C.. The A-League team Wellington Phoenix defeated West Ham 2–1.
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**For the past few weeks Lawbringer VNTI has been wandering through the vast wilderness of the planet that her brother, KNZT, had sent her to during their battle with several First on Planet M. The pale skinned woman did not have a specific destination during her aimless travels through the seemingly endless forest. Instead she was focused on recovering from her battle with the Vampyre Lestat, which had nearly killed her. Her incredibly fast recovery ability has taken her from near death to perfect health during her time on this planet. Even her skin tight black leather clothes and upper face covering cowl have been stitched back into perfection due to Negation nano-technology meant to constantly clean and repair the clothes in VNTI's extensive wardrobe. Now that she is satisfied that no scars remain on her flawless form she has decided to seek out any signs of civilization on this planet. She assumes KNZT has sent her to a Negation conquered world. Possibly in the Matrix Quadrant since that was meant to have the largest concentration of Negation ships throughout the bright universe.
In order to speed up her search the Lawbringer travels by using her physically powerful limbs to send her on a series of mile long leaps. Her powerful bounds sends her tearing through the leaf covered branches overhead. She then sails through the clear blue sky for several seconds before gravity pulls her back to the wilderness bellow. She lands softly due to her inhuman grace and dexterity. Even though a leather cowl completely covers the top half of her head, including where her eyes would be, VNTI is able to see in all directions with a psychic based omni-sight. It is with this ability that she can observe a settlement several miles to her left during one of her titanic leaps. After nearly a day of searching she has at last found civilization. Several more mile long leaps carries her towards her destination.
The Lawbringer lands on a paved street on the outskirts of this small city. The buildings are bare constructs of metal and plastics. The entire settlement is an easy to assemble mass of buildings meant only to act as a temporary dwelling for the population. VNTI doesn't recognize the designs of these spartan structures as even remotely Negation. Nor does she recognize the population of humans that occupy the streets and buildings of this outpost. It doesn't take long for the cowled woman to realize that she isn't on a conquered world, but is actually on some type of human colony. Her brother either sent her to the wrong world, and considering how VNTI feels he had ruined their mission on Planet M this wouldn't suprise her, or the Negation failed to conquer all of the Matrix Quadrant.
**Lt. Campreson of the colonial malitia gazes through the small targeting screen mounted on his electro-pulse rifle. He, along with two dozen equally armed citezens of the Matrix botanical harvester colony, stand at the front gate of the communications array tower. The tower is several dozen stories tall and its base, along with the guarded front gate, rests on the bottom of a circular shaped chasm. This deep massive hole in the stone ground acts to conceal most of the tower that stands in its center. There is only fifty meters of empty air seperating the surface of the metallic tower and the rock walls of this round canyon. The entire chasm acts to conceal all but the very top of tower. The entire concealed structure acts as a giant communications antenna, which the colony uses to stay in contact with the rest of the Matrix Quadrant, or at least they would if they weren't ordered to maintain radio silence due to the war. And due to the protection provided by the stone that surounds it the tower is also the most fortified place in the colony.
This is where nearly all of the survivors from the outpost are hiding. Lt. Campreson and the e.p. rifle armed men and women that stand guard at the towers gate are the ones that volenteered to fight the female Lawbringer if she manages to come all the way down the canyon to get here. Although Campreson wouldn't be suprised if she managed to do just that. Since she arrived a day ago she has killed dozens of colonists. She's battled and defeated 24 Agent class gaurdians, which are standard protection assigned for a colony this size. She then all but obliterated the colony militia, which banded together shortly after the Matrix Quadrant was attacked by the Negation. The colony would be all but cut off from the Quadrant in order to better hide its presence and so the colonists had to find ways of defending themselves. Aside from the militia the colonists also assembled four A.P.U. class mech's, which are currently fighting the female Lawbringer at the top of the chasm above. Lt. Campreson can hear the heavy caliber machine guns of the mechs as the sound echos its way through the canyon that rests between the stone chasm walls and the metal walls of the tower. Occassionally tearing of metal and screams of horribly injured, or could it be dying, A.P.U. pilots can be heard. By the time the last of the machine gun fire dies down and the screams of some unfortunate mech pilot also fades away Campreson and his fellow gate guards look up towards the top of the chasm. Campreson tightens his grip on his rifle. The sudden and ominous silence is almost as horrible to endure as the sounds of the Lawbringer single handedly massacring four powerful mechs and their unfortunate pilots.
The terrible silence ends with the grinding of metal against stone from the mouth of the chasm as one of the large A.P.U.'s is shoved into the canyon. There is an increasing whistling sound as the mech limply falls down the hieght of the chasm. This is followed by the deafening crash of the machine landing on the stone floor and then the sound of metallic components spraying out from the terribly damaged mech. The attention of the two dozen colonists is focused on the twisted mass of metal that had once been the last line of defence between them and the murderous Lawbringer. They don't even notice VNTI leaping into the mouth of the canyon and falling in persuit of the A.P.U. that she had tossed down here. Lt. Campresone curses himself for not paying attention when he spots the pale woman falling towards them. He quickly brings up his rifle, says a silent prayer to Lord Mattson, and opens fire on the leather clad Lawbringer. While falling VNTI gracefully twists and easily avoids the stream of electricity fired by the man's rifle. She dodges the other attacks from the other gate guardians just as easily. Eventually her fall ends with her landing on the crashed mech. Her feet land softly on the twisted remains of one of the machines hydrolic motors while one of her gloved fists comes smashing down on the large canister that houses the mech's ammunition supply. The pressure on the A.P.U.'s unused ammo causes explosive material in the catriges of the hundreds of bullets to explode. This causes the bullets to shread through the ammo pack as their shot out and into the group of colonists that guard the gate. Hundreds of high caliber rounds tears the brave men and woman to shreds. Lt. Campreson dies with his weapon in his hands.
**Junior technician Valez stands in front of the barracaded door to the central control chamber deep within the communications tower. All along the walls of this machine filled room are the frightened survivors of the colony. Any one who was unable to fight was brought here to hide, while everyone who could fight was placed between here and the front gate. They were armed with whatever weapons they could find and meant to fight off the Lawbringer as best they can. It's Valez's job to single handedly activate the towers communications systems, which had been shut off so the energy used by the towere couldn't be detected by the Negation. Valez, if he doesn't let the fifty something crying children, horribly injured or otherwise combat ineffective occupants of this room distract him, estimates that he will be able to activate the towers systems and call for help in about fifteen minutes, but that's only if the gods have decided to bestow upon him an unusual amount of luck.
The young technician quickly rushes around the room and activates various machines and boots up several computer control consoles. These tasks normally took eight or nine people to perform, but those people were out in the halls of the tower most likely being torn apart by the Lawbringer. Valez shudders when he hears someone scream in the halls outside of this room. The shudder passes but part of it remains in his hands in the form of fearful shaking. Despite his body giving in to the building terror he continues trying to activate the communications systems. If he can call for help then the surviving colonists might have a chance. Unfortunately Valez's hard work is all for nothing.
Anyone that tries to escape will die.
You- *Reads Valez's name tag.* -Valez, will activate the communications technology of this tower.
If you do not do this I will kill one of those- *Points at the group of fifty colonists.* -every five seconds until you begin work.
Once the tower is activated- *VNTI reaches to the medallion on her throat and pulls out a small data chip from it. She then tosses the chip to Valez, who catches and looks at it.* -you will input the communications frequency stored in that chip. I will then contact my people and eventually I will leave this pittiful world and be among those that have earned the right to be in my presence.
You have five more seconds to get to work.
If you need help, just ask. I think the shock is wearing off because I wasn't aware I could hurt this much and not scream. I can stick with monitor and low level teleporting and not have everything spin but you might be on your own.
id love it if you watched...besides, I feel I can handle anything right now!
That was a mistake. I was going to go home and your ignorance will keep me on this pittiful world longer than I want. I will have no choice but to spend this extra time making you pay for your mistake.
I wear my cowl because the the likes of you are not worthy enough to look upon my true face. I am the embodiment of perfection. Allow me to demonstrate how perfect I am.
All of you First are the same! Taunts, trickery and illusions! You're all a race of cowards! How your race of frightened animals managed to survive this long is beyond me.
I would only know how perfect you really are without your mask...so take it off...now!!
**VNTI screams out in pain as the angels burn her. Her own gloved hands move against her will. The raise towards the black leather mask. Every part of VNTI struggles against the mental commands that are crashing through her psyche. The continued agony from her angellic torturerers makes it impossible for the Lawbringer to build up any kind of defence against the First.
It must be Negation energy...it tends to drive people insane!
You are, and will forever be, unworthy!!!
Minity blows LM another kiss as VNTI throws the boulder with such anger that Minity has no time to dodge it...the boulder slams into her body and nearly knocks her sensless, but instead of falling to the ground, Minity grabs onto it...and just when the massive rock is about to leave the atmosphere...Minity puts a gigantic saddle on it and lights it on fire...riding it like a meteorite aimed directly at VNTI...and just before it reaches the ground, Minity flips off and floats in the air to watch what happens!
Maybe I should hold back on the flirting while combat is going on.
Forget the vision of radience on the mechanical bull, one on a giant rock will do just fine.
**When the mentally formed blade passes through the black mask that conceals the Lawbringer's head Minity recieves a feedback jolt of psychic energy. The First gains a glimpse at what VNTI hides beneath her mask. She can see a mass of pure psychic light. All who see this light have their minds seized by every memory, dream, emotion, instinct and any other part of their psyche that is tied to beauty, in all of its forms. This leaves the individual in a catatonic state of pure bliss. Even conscious thought is impossible while their minds are overwhelmed by this light. VNTI wears her cowl to hide this psychic light that makes up the top half of her head. To her seeing her whole face is an honor that very few are worthy of.
Minity's psychic blade acts as a conduit for this light in order to give her a hint of what the Lawbringer hides and so she doesn't feel the effects of the light. Nor does she destroy the Lawbringer's mind with the attack. The psychic blade does send out waves of intense pain throughout every nerve in the Lawbringer's body. Despite the incredible agony VNTI instinctively twisted around and tried to deliver a spin kick to who ever attacked her. This is all of the movement she is capable of since most of her body soon falls victim to a pain induced seizure.
I'm not sure what you gain from this fight, First. I can see that you are injured and so I have to wonder what do you get by trying to stop me from going home. Is it jealousy? Or vengence? Why must you annoy me so much?
Why would I allow you to go home...your kind invaded my universe, you threaten the little people my kind has sworn to protect...and you boast superiority over me...yet you have not defeated me...also...when you do go home, what is going to stop you from coming back?...and why do you claim to have prefect beauty...your perfection comes from a psionic light that tricks people into thinking they are witnessing perfection...and then forcing them into a catatonic bliss...and when they are blinded by your light...they can not even compliment your perfection...I have been marveled at, worshiped, and praised by millions for my beauty alone...add in my stregnth and everyworld in this universe has willingly worshiped me in some way...can your people say the same for you?
Alters his vision to observe the communications frequency used by the lawbringer. This way the Quadrant has a means of easedropping in case of a return.
Communications meltdown, Omega One. Quadrant code Epsilon 7.
The lights in the building shift to red and in a calm voice. "Communications center will release an EMP in 30 seconds." The blast would fry any active devices in the com center but leave it structurally unharmed.
Only millions worship you? And you're satisfied with that? Hmph, at home I've had billions drop to their knees and praise my beauty. Entire galaxies have worshipped me. And that was without my true face. Which out of ignorance you call a lie, but is actually a glory beyond your comprehension.
And you don't need to be afraid, First. I am only on this planet because of the incompetance of my brother and once I am free of this pittiful world I will never return to its unworthy soil.
**The signal sent by VNTI, despite its short broadcast time, reached a Negation radio. A single two passenger space craft that was passing near the colony world detected the signal and their onboard computer identified it as Lawbringer VNTI's personal channel. This small ship was one of the hundreds of scouting craft that was sent out to search for the concealed Matrix Quadrant after the last Negation attack. The pilot, Commander Vrouh, and navigator, ensign Bennith, on the ship were just about to activate their one time use jump-gate and make their way to the nearest Negation outpost in order to find out what happened to the carrier class warship that was meant to pick them up, but VNTI's signal stopped those plans. A quick scan revealed the energy pattern of an extremely powerful First and a weakened and possibly injured Lawbringer. While Vrouh brought them closer to the colony world the Bennith went to work modifying the emergency teleporting unit, which is only meant to teleport the pilot and navigator out of the ship in case of an emergaency. He desperately works to modify it to pick up the Lawbringer. As soon as the teleporter was modified for the task the Bennith performed one final act of loyalty to the Negation empire. Their ship only has enough room for two passengers. Vrouh will be needed to fly the ship to the Negation outpost before the First can attack. And so the Bennith exits the vessel and sacrifices himself to the cold void of space so VNTI can live.
Pyro appeared on the planet bordering the Matrix Quadrant grinning. *SG would meet his doom soon enough. *Though Pyro couldn't set foot inside the Quadrant without being attacked, he had sent out a telepathic message to someone who could.
Sitting down on a neaby stone he stroked his chin. :twisted: * ... *Waiting for his mercenary-assassin to arrive.
I am Fetch. I assume you have contacted me because you have a job. My starting price is one hundred thousand barter-creds and will increase depending on the difficulty of the assignment.
I'll pay anything to get the job done. *Payment is no problem at all.
Closing his eyes, he projected his thoughts into Fetch's mind, telepathically briefing the mercenary.
The target is a First. He's hiding inside one of the mightiest star empires. And he's being guarded by the god-emperor of that empire.
The price is eighteen million barter-creds, transferred into an account that I have on the Roudabout space station.
I require the distraction and some bait to lure the target.
I'll lure the target to Neo Glade. Once he's there you can set off your distraction to keep the Quadrant's protectors busy. Then I'll deliver this man's head to you at a place of your choosing.
A robotic spider roughly the size of a large dog scuttled onto the scene and from its eyes shown the face of a middleaged, oeverweight man.
Perhaps I can assist you. I am Minister Geroff. There is a growing faction of unsatisfied peoples in the Quadrant who find that having a god emereor is not worth the cost. You gentlemen seem of competent natures and don't want to conquer the region so I thought I could discreetly aid you.
Now this is a welcomed surprise.
The money is not a problem. *I'll be willing to pay half now, and half when the job is complete.
**Fetch glances at the man being displayed by the machine. The assassin doesn't like working with revolutionaries, they have the nasty habit of forgeting their debts if they gain their desired power or simply end up dead. Either way they're unreliable when it's time to get paid. But since the First has assured payment the armored man decides to hear the strangers offer. At the very least he'll make a distraction.
With all due respect, to you he's impure and filthy, but to me he's a superpowered pain in the neck. Lucky for you my aim makes me a pain in his neck, forehead and heart, for good measure.
What kind of firepower and numbers are you willing to bring to the table?
A lot of men grew wealthy as a result of the chaos of the war. Ambition and ruthlessness were deirable traits when the First were occupied elsewhere. So about much of the council would like to handle things ourselves. Only a few truely insightful people are taking steps now. Secretly, I assist the arms smugglers who have been growing in power despite official investigation. Their criminal numbers are decent but they are not direct fighters. I can use them to provide your men with Negation weapons *and equipment to shift the blame elsewhere as well as arrange for some security and defense problems to occur while you attack to reduce the odds against you.
As a show of good faith, the deactivation codes for the vikingbots is dry spell omega. That will purge their systems and cause complete shut down. After that, you will only have the active personal to worry about and with a fully detailed map, you should be able to reach the control center and disable it or seize control and issue a standdown. That should leave you with very few enemies there.
If it's all the same to you I'd rather use my own weapons. My rail gun can fire a spent uranium round at several times the speed of sound and through most common, and a few uncommon, forms of shielding.
Am I expected to also follow this man's plan to disable the quadrants Viking bots? I have no problem with that, I just want you to know that sabotage is an additional fifteen thousand to my fee.
Don't bother yourself with these plans Fetch. *They are not of your concern. *You just do what you do best and make sure I get the half-bloods head on a platter. *Minister Geroff and his companions will help me provide the distraction that you need.
Then, appearing behind them formed a massive gateway, spiraling and shifting. *It was several miles in diameter, and, as they watched, ships of all shapes and sizes began to pur through the gate.
As a god, I can proudfully say I've gathered... *a "following."
The image of the Minister nodded.
Oh, yes. That should do nicely. I can arrange for the weapons to be deleivered here in a day.
This just leaves the bait, boss. We need to lure SG to where I'll be.
Pyro stroked his chin thoughtfully.
Good point. *From what I know of the Half-Blood, he will force himself into the middle of the conflict.
Pyro paused as the most massive ship in his fleet pulled through the gate.
He grinned, then turned back to the mortal.
No offense, mortal, but you may use this time while we plan to move your forces into position.
Turning his back to the hologram he pulled Fetch aside, whispering his plan into the mercenary's ear.
None taken.I will begin movement of the weapons to here while you talk.
The halo image vanishes and the spider thing scuttles off.
As long as you're paying you get to call the shots.
Pyro couldn't help but show how pleased he was.
As BiGator appeared behind Pyro, The First of Fire cringed.
No, I don't have a problem. You know I encourage such actions. However half, if not most, of the council is now in the Matrix Quadrant. It will be ill-advised to attack anytime soon.
Plus, as you just heard, we are now under the arm of another Atlwaal-want-to-be. I am now on my way to the rest of the council to help in the war effort when I felt you here. Elysia is now in trouble and even your revenge must wait.
We could use people like you in the coming fight.
Do not tell me when I can or cannot have my revenge!!!
Do so at you own risk. They are most likly at a highten state of alert and might think you are Qwaring or Lestat.
Just remember that if you attack now, I will be there and you'll also face me. There is a time and place for battle Pyro. Choose wisely and you might live long enough to kill SG at the perfect time.
Need I remind you that you're talking about the same fools you were just trying to destroy!?!
I would fight along side them for the good of Elysia! Since you have never lived among us, I don't think you will understand.
You don't have to be a part of this, but if you join us I have a surprise for you.
Don't try that "noble" garbage on me, Gator.
I know what you're really about.
One way or another, you think this will get you power.
Well, you know what I think? *I think you should take your "surprise" and show it to your new "friends." *As far as I'm concernced, you're just an obstacle now.
Hopfully, not on a battlefield.
What's the plan now, boss. I've fought First before and every time its gone poorly for me. If I suprise SG I'll be able to get the job done, but with so many other First here I'm not so sure.


Do I need a travel adapter for a trip to Sweden?
Yes, you need a travel adapter (plug adapter) for a trip from the United States to Sweden. In Sweden, people are using different plugs and electrical outlets that are not compatible with plugs from the United States!
Sweden is a country in Europe (Northern Europe) with about 9.8 Millionen inhabitants on an area of almost 450 000 km². The capital of Sweden is Stockholm (1.3 Millionen inhabitants).
People in the country are mainly speaking Swedish, Northern Sami, Samoan and Finnish.
The neighbors of Sweden are Finland and Norway.
Which types of electrical outlets are used in Sweden?
Sweden uses electrical outlets of type C and F. Electrical outlets of type A and B, which are common in the United States, are not in use in Sweden.
What is the Electricity Voltage in Sweden?
The voltage in Sweden is 230 volts.
If the voltage stated in the user's manual or on the device's power supply differs from the mains voltage in Sweden, you should either not use your device there, or buy a voltage converter before departing.
What is the utility frequency in Sweden?
The utility frequency in Sweden is 50 Hertz.
Devices that either measure time, or are equipped with moving and rotating parts, are particularly dangerous! So, if you plan to use shavers, heaters, kitchen appliances or alarm clocks in Sweden, read the instruction manuals to see if these devices are safe to use on the local utility frequency.
If the mains frequency specified in the manual or on the power supply is different from the rate used in Sweden, you should not use the device!


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New Aspect Ventures COO talks VC operations, diversity
Aspect Ventures, a female-founded VC firm, has appointed Kendra Ragatz as COO and general partner. Ragatz is stepping into a two-fold role: In addition to making investments, she's in charge of growth and development for the firm itself.
(Read post on PitchBook)
Theresia Guow and Jennifer Fonstad founded Aspect in 2014 and closed its debut vehicle on $150 million the next year. The firm, which is currently raising a second fund with a $175 million target, is focused on early-stage investments in several industries, including security, digital health, AI and autonomous vehicle software. It writes seed and Series A checks.
As of now, Aspect has backed more than 30 startups, including travel booking platform HotelTonight and Chime, the provider of a savings app.
A unique role: venture capital COO
The COO position is relatively unique among investment firms. Because of the nature of the business, private equity and venture capital investors tend to devote their time, energy and finances to helping other companies grow.
"Today, more and more VC firms are focusing on running their own businesses to the same degree they focus on helping their portfolio companies," said Ragatz (pictured) in an interview with PitchBook.
In her new role, Ragatz will do just that: She'll help develop Aspect Ventures by focusing on recruiting, finance and operations, in addition to mentoring the firm's investors. Before joining the Bay Area-based VC firm as an operating partner at the end of 2016, Ragatz held more traditional roles at investment firms including DAG Ventures and Steamboat Ventures, Disney's venture capital arm.
In addition to her COO duties, Ragatz will have a more traditional partner role. She'll seek out new investment opportunities for Aspect, some of which will likely be in the health and wellness sector.
Women in VC: 'Diversity generates better outcomes'
A VC firm founded and run by two women is something of a rarity in Silicon Valley. Ragatz said the firm's co-founders, Guow and Fonstad, are some of the only female investment professionals she's ever worked with. While the firm doesn't necessarily make a point of investing in female-founded startups, its portfolio does include a fair number of them.
The percentage of global VC deals for companies with at least one female founder sits at about 17%, per PitchBook data. Here's a closer look at VC investment in female-founded companies over the last decade, as of March 2017:
*The chart above is from a datagraphic PitchBook produced in March.
Ragatz said Aspect's portfolio tends to be more diverse than average.
"It's not our strategy to invest solely in female founders, but I do think Aspect being founded by two female general partners and having further diversity amongst our investing team creates a strategic advantage for our firm in attracting top-notch entrepreneurs," she told PitchBook. "At the end of the day, and there is a lot of data to support this, we do believe that diversity generates better outcomes."
Aspect backs TheRealReal, the online consignment company founded by Julie Wainwright that reached a $450 million valuation in June. Other notable female-founded startups in the firm's portfolio include subscription beauty company Birchbox and career guidance platform The Muse.
Firms like Aspect are at the forefront of building diversity in the tech community. "I'm hopeful that as the industry attracts and promotes more female VCs, and there are more female entrepreneurs starting businesses, it will create a cycle of opportunity for even more women to enter into tech and succeed."
A Pledge for Decency and Broader Opportunity for All
Melinda Gates on VC industry & investing with Aspect Ventures


Black Widow Movie: Johansson Wants it to be "Totally Different" | Nerd Much?
If a Black Widow movie comes to fruition, actress Scarlett Johansson want the movie to be "totally different" from previous Marvel movies.
Fans have been clamoring for a solo Black Widow movie since the character first made her on-screen appearance in Iron Man 2. Kevin Feige has previously stated their commitment to make that happen, but nothing have been officially announced.
Still, that doesn't stop Johansson from voicing her opinion. In an interview with Variety, she confirmed that there have definitely been conversations about it.
If Marvel wants a standalone Black Widow movie, they will have to act soon. Johansson explained that she would want to do it while she still feels comfortable in her skintight suit. She isn't sure how much longer she could do that. In our personal opinions, Johansson has nothing to worry about.
We love the idea of a solo Black Widow story. She has become such an important part of the team, yet we still don't know much about her. Hopefully we'll here something in the coming years.


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The Selection Multi Hip MED rehabilitation machine is a multi-purpose machine designed to help the user perform various kinds of exercises. It's suitable for most users, regardless of the user's height, weight or training requirements. The adjustments help the user assume the correct position and are marked in yellow and highly visible.
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Home Business Ace Relocation Systems and Move For Hunger Deliver Needed Supplies to United Way in Panama City
Ace Relocation Systems and Move For Hunger Deliver Needed Supplies to United Way in Panama City
Nov 16, 2018 3:42 PM EDT
Ace Relocation Systems made deliveries to a food bank in Orlando and to victims of Hurricane Michael in Panama City
( ORLANDO, Fla.) -- NEWS: Move For Hunger announced today that Ace Relocation Systems of Orlando rescued 68,000 pounds of leftover food and beverages from the IRONMAN Florida triathlon on November 4. The race, which was originally supposed to be held in Panama City Beach, was relocated to Haines City due to the impact of Hurricane Michael.
Ace Relocation Systems volunteered to pick up all of the energy bars, bottled water, and sports drinks that the athletes did not use. A total of 35,500 pounds of bottled water was recovered and delivered to the Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida in Orlando. All of the leftover sports drinks and energy bars -- 32,500 pounds worth -- were delivered to the United Way of Northwest Florida in Panama City to assist people who were affected by the hurricane.
Ace Relocation Systems is one of more than 900 professional moving companies that participate in the Move For Hunger program.
Members of the Move For Hunger network provide their customers with the opportunity to donate unopened, non-perishable food during the moving process and delivers the donations to their local food bank, free of charge. Move For Hunger also helps the network organize food drives and coordinate large food rescues across the United States and Canada.
"We love doing the heavy lifting," said Craig Morreale, Director of Marketing for Ace Relocation Systems. "We wouldn't have anything to lift, haul and deliver, however, if it weren't for Move For Hunger's amazing coordination and dedication to getting food into the hands of those who need it."
About Move For Hunger:
Move For Hunger is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that mobilizes the relocation industry to fight hunger and reduce food waste. In addition to collecting food from people who are moving to new homes, Move For Hunger helps companies and individuals across the United States and Canada organize successful food drives. To date, they have collected more than 11.7 million pounds of food. For more information, or to find out how you can host your own food drive, visit https://www.moveforhunger.org/.
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Bhagawanth Khuba (born 1 June 1967) is an Indian politician currently serving as the union Minister of State for Chemicals and Fertilizers, New and Renewable Energy in Government of India since from 7 July 2021. He is a Member of the Lok Sabha from Bidar Lok Sabha constituency in Karnataka since from May 2014. He is a member of the Bharatiya Janata Party.

Life and background
Khuba was born in Aurad to Gurubasappa Khuba and Mahadevi Khuba on 1 June 1967. He is a B.E. in Mechanical Engineering from Siddaganga Institute of Technology, Tumkur. He married Sheela Khuba on 9 May 1999, with whom he has a son and two daughters. He is an agriculturist and does social work.

Controversies
The Hyderabad Karnataka Janapara Sangarsha Samiti has criticised Khuba for supposed bias towards Maharashtra for getting its new rail lines and not making enough effort to secure a rail division for Kalaburagi.

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1967 births
Living people
India MPs 2014–2019
People from Bidar district
Lok Sabha members from Karnataka
Bharatiya Janata Party politicians from Karnataka
India MPs 2019–present

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I am developing a BMP Entity bean. I have noticed that whenever I the create method is invoked, the ejbLoad() and the ejbStore() methods are also invoked. I feel that once my database insert is done, having to do a select and update SQL queries is major overhead. is this behavior typical of all EJB containers? Is there any way to suppress these invocations?
This is the default behaviour for EJB. The specification states that ejbLoad() will be called before every transaction and ejbStore() after every transaction.
The Cache Strategy option can be set to read-only. Using this strategy the Container will never invoke ejbStore() and will limit calls to ejbLoad() as specified by the read-timeout-seconds options. Both options are also set in the weblogic-ejb-jar.xml file.
The is-modified-method-name option, which is set in the weblogic-ejb-jar.xml file and is used to specify a method that the container will invoke before ejbStore(). If this method returns true then ejbStore() will be called, if it returns false, then it will not invoke ejbStore().


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When I was in the fourth grade, I lived in a small, mostly rural community surrounded by giant rice fields in Arkansas. I spent my summers floating stick boats down the gutter after a thunderstorm or "racing" my Hot Wheels™ cars against each other in the living room.
My best friend, Brian, lived across the street, and we would explore the nearby woods. I spent 95% of my time within a block or two of my house. My world was happy, but pretty small.
One summer day, a kid in the neighborhood, whose father worked at the local state university, invited me go with him up to campus to visit the engineering lab. That lab is where I met my first computer, the Commodore PET Personal Computer. It had a tiny green monochromatic screen (just like in the Matrix movie). It saved programs on audio cassette tapes. It was big and blocky and heavy and wasn't connected to anything except an electrical outlet.
I spent the rest of the summer teaching myself how to code in BASIC. My friend knew a little to get me started and the engineering students, once they got over the shock of having a fourth grader in their lab, would also teach me bits and pieces of code when I got stuck. Occasionally, I would teach them something, too. In fact, they eventually treated me as a peer, realizing they were using the same machines and learning the same programming language to do their work.
This was exhilarating. I learned by trial and error, and enjoyed every minute of it. I didn't mind the setbacks and failures because I was trying to do something big and knew that of course it wasn't going to work the first time. I chose projects that interested me, and I worked hard at them. Hours would go by, and I wouldn't even realize I had skipped lunch until I found myself completely famished on the bike ride home. My learning was transformed.
The opening line of the introduction to the newly-released 2016 National Educational Technology Plan (NETP) states, "Technology can be a powerful tool for transforming learning." This premise is the basis of all that follows in the plan.
What exactly do we mean by this? What are the characteristics of transformative learning experiences powered by technology?
A transformative learning experience transforms our relationship with each other. In my case, technology allowed me to become a peer learner with college students, on near equal footing as we explored the problem space together. It also allowed me to be a teacher to them and to my friends. It changed my role from learner-observer to learner-teacher-participant and gave me a confident, legitimate voice in negotiating adult relationships.
Today, schools are accomplishing the same thing when they take a project-based approach that empowers students to use technology as a tool to solve meaningful problems and treat learners as co-investigators alongside their peers and teachers.
For example, the Workshop School in Philadelphia is transforming the learning of some of the city's most disadvantaged youth with a project-based learning model that is focused on meaningful, real world problems and skills.
Students work side-by-side teachers to design and build sustainable, alternative fuel cars or to design a food truck for mobile nutrition education. Academic skills are learned in a context of action and collaboration that affirms the individual talents of each student while giving them experience using technology to accomplish shared goals as a diverse team.
A transformative learning experience fundamentally changes our understanding of what it means to learn and what it means to work together with others to learn. Until my experience in the lab, I thought that learning was mostly about memorizing facts and correctly regurgitating them at test time. Teachers and textbooks knew everything, I thought, and learning was the process of loading what was known into my brain so I could spit it back out verbatim. This earned me letter grades that hopefully made my parents happy, and more importantly, earned me free tokens to use at the local video arcade.
In the computer lab, I discovered that learning was about solving difficult problems through trial and error that I was personally invested in and creating authentic artifacts (in this case, computer programs) that through their intrinsic usefulness and relevance demonstrated my mastery of the domain. I also learned that working with others to find solutions was not cheating, and was, in fact, the only way I could possibly accomplish my learning goals.
Today, schools accomplish the same thing when they allow students to choose projects that are relevant to their lives and community, when they offer them roles as designers and problem solvers using digital tools to create solutions, and when they provide work that is of a scope that requires interdependence among learners, teachers, and expertise outside the classroom.
In today's classrooms, technology continues to redefine borders and barriers previously established by geographic and economic status.
In Rochester, NY (a city with one of the highest concentrations of poverty in the country), high school teachers and students are leveraging connectivity and videoconferencing tools to connect with peers 1,200 miles away in Tampa, FL, to understand what life is like on the other end of the country. More than trading photos and favorite foods, these students are participating in a yearlong collaborative course examining civil rights in America. For students who might have otherwise seen their world as being as small as mine was in rural Arkansas, experiences like these can open doors, minds, and possibilities.
Technology can shrink long-standing equity and accessibility gaps.
Some of the most powerfully transformative learning experiences are those that overcome equity and accessibility gaps in innovative ways. I was a child living in a rural area with limited prospects for summer learning experiences, at risk of the "summer slide," of losing academic ground between school years. For me, it was chance and good fortune that introduced me to powerful learning experiences. And once I had access to the technology, I didn't need a lot of adult support to learn and grow, I just needed time to work, something interesting to do, and willing mentors to help me accomplish it.
Today, schools are expanding their reach beyond the classroom walls to make technology tools available to rural, urban, and low-income students, year round.
For example, the HIVE Learning Network supports city-based networks made up of community-based organizations, including libraries, museums, schools, and after-school programs and draws upon the talents of educators, designers, and artists.
Coordinating the work of all these groups, they bridge the gap between formal and informal learning environments. This focus on student and professional learning helps Hive expand learning beyond classroom hours and the school year to provide children and adults with interest-driven, hands-on making and exploration that develop digital and web literacy skills for future success.
One of the most powerful and difficult aspects of teaching is personalizing the learning experience to a wide variety of student needs and interests. Teachers who lack tools and training to help them accomplish this find themselves "teaching to the middle" which is unsatisfying for both educators and learners and does little to close achievement gaps. In my case, being given a powerful tool and the flexibility to use it to accomplish ambitious projects of my own choosing, provided both the personal buy-in and the opportunity to adapt the learning experience to my needs. I also had the "customized" support of knowledgeable mentors who could provide me the just-in-time help I needed to get unstuck and move forward.
While schools may not use this exact approach to personalized learning, they can use technology to connect students to peers and mentors who can provide them customized, real-time feedback or provide access to adaptive learning programs that can track their specific areas of mastery and needs and provide customized feedback based on this data. They can also use technology to expand the types of learning activities available to students, giving them motivating options adapted to their needs and interests.
So when we say transformational learning experiences powered by technology, we are talking about authentic, project-based learning, where students have agency, ownership and commitment to a relevant and meaningful goal that allows them to use digital tools to take on roles of creators, problem solvers, and learner-teachers working with and alongside peers, instructors, and other mentors to accomplish something bigger than themselves.
These experiences must be offered to all students, regardless of circumstances or background, and are most powerful when they are personalized to individual needs. These are the types of experiences that changed everything for me, and the types of experiences that I hope students in every public school in America can be a part of. The 2016 National Educational Technology Plan is designed to be a roadmap to those experiences. I hope you will find it helpful in getting there.


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O romanesco é a inflorescência comestível da Brassica oleracea var. botrytis, uma variedade da espécie a que pertencem também a couve-flor, o brócolis, a couve, o repolho e a couve-de-bruxelas. É originário da Itália, mais precisamente de Roma. Há registros de sua utilização desde o século XVI, mas somente nas últimas décadas veio a ser disponível e conhecido em outros países. A sua forma geométrica é muito decorativa e a sua disposição espiralada é frequentemente citada como exemplo de forma fractal na natureza; ela ilustra as leis da filotaxia. A sua consistência é ainda mais tenra que a da couve-flor, devendo portanto ser apenas levemente cozida e podendo também ser utilizada crua, em saladas.

Ligações externas

Classificação do cultivar (em inglês)
Comida fractal (em inglês)
Abacaxi fractal (em inglês)

Brassica oleracea


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To install the KubeStack application, you need to go the the app/kubestack directory, and install the requirements listed on requirements.txt file.
KubeStack has configurable listeners to be aware of the demand of slaves. Currently two types of listeners are available: jenkins_queue and gearman.
To configure jenkins_queue there is no extra configuration needed, it will use the settings defined in jenkins section to listen to jenkins queue, to get aware of the demand.
To configure gearman you need to provide host and port settings, that need to point to the Gearman server holding the demand of jobs.
KubeStack has configurable listeners to be aware of job completion, to disconnect and destroy Jenkins slaves when a job is finished.
Currently only zmq listener is available, that will interact with Jenkins ZMQ plugin (https://github.com/openstack-infra/zmq-event-publisher) . This plugin publishes status of jobs to a ZMQ queue, and KubeStack can listen to this queue, to know about job completion and react according to it.
To configure zmq listener, only host and port of ZMQ need to be provided.
In the future, more destroy-listeners will be added.
This section allows to define the settings to interact with Kubernetes API. The url and the api key used to connect to the API are needed.
cpu and memory (optional) -> if no resource constraint is defined, kubernetes will spin up pods without constraints, and this can affect performance. To define a jenkins slave, is better to define a minimum cpu and memory needed, that guarantees a proper performance on each slave.
KubeStack is a daemon that interacts with Kubernetes and Jenkins, listening to demand of jenkins slaves and generating this slaves using a Kubernetes cluster, attaching them to Jenkins.
Once KubeStack is aware of that demand, it generates a pod, with the image specified on the config.yaml settings, and with the cpu and memory restrictions specified.
It attaches to Jenkins using Swarm plugin (https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Swarm+Plugin) , connecting it as slave, and making it available to run jobs.
Once that Jenkins is aware of the given slave is only, it will execute the job that requested that slave.
Jenkins will publish the status of the job (started, finished...) on ZMQ queue. KubeStack will listen to that queue, and will disconnect the slave and destroy the POD once finished, giving room for more slaves.
This project is mostly a POC at the moment. More work in terms of configuration, new listeners and reliability need to happen.
Scale: KubeStack now relies on a fixed size Kubernetes cluster. This makes it difficult to scale. The idea is to monitor Kubernetes cluster load, and spin up / remove minions depending on needs.
Configure jenkins slaves connection: currently the only way to attach jenkins slaves is based on Swarm plugin. In the future, more ways of adding jenkins slaves, giving the ability to configure them flexibility, will be created.
Not only jenkins... KubeStack relies on jenkins as the platform to spin up jobs and attach slaves to it. But there are more ways to execute jobs (Ansible, Travis CI... or any custom system you need). KubeStack should support these systems, and be flexible enough to add new systems on demand.
Any ideas for improvement, contribution... are welcome. Please reach me on email (info@ysoft.biz) or IRC (yolanda on irc.freenode.net) for any comments.
KubeStack structure was mostly inspired on Nodepool (http://docs.openstack.org/infra/system-config/nodepool.html) . Thanks to #openstack-infra for all the knowledgebase and expertise provided to create this project.


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Alicja Jarkowska-Natkaniec, Ph.D.
Alicja Jarkowska-Natkaniec, Ph.D., graduated from the Jagiellonian University with a degree in Jewish Studies.
She has participated in several scientific grants in Poland concerning the field of Jewish Studies and Holocaust Studies. She has also taken part in a dozen well-attended scientific conferences and has published many scientific articles related to Holocaust Studies.
Jarkowska-Natkaniec is also a co-author of two books (edition of book series "Ringelblum Archive") and is the author of one book, "Forced Co-operation or Betrayal? Among the Cases of Jewish Collaboration in Occupied Krakow." For four years, she ran academic courses at Jagiellonian University (particularly at the Institute of Jewish Studies). She is also a member of the European Association for Jewish Studies, the Polish Association for Jewish Studies and The Society of Friends of Krakow Culture and Heritage.
Since 2014, she has been participating in Seminary for the Young Scholars of the Holocaust at the Polish Center for Holocaust Research IFIS PAN (Centrum Badań nad Zagładą Żydów).
Her interests are in Jewish Studies, XX history, Second World War issues and Holocaust Studies.


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