Another project collaboration from @Alien Rides and Wraith Rider on my Dualtron 3 scooter. Its definitely fun to see what you can do with these amazing electric beasts. As you have seen the "wraith wheel" you know i tend to go above and beyond what is necessary but thats what makes it fun for me. Please enjoy another awesome video from the one and only @Alien Rides!
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I just got a Segway Ninebot ES4. When riding in DC's ridiculously bumpy streets, I tend to take it slow. However, I've noticed that no matter the speed, there's a loud thud every time I go over even the smallest holes in the road. I checked on Amazon (where I got the scooter) and a couple of the answers said that you could adjust the rear suspension, which is where I believe the problem to be. Does anyone know how to adjust the rear suspension?
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Hi, I am Louis Richardson I want to know something about kick scooter. Please suggest me which kick scooter is best for 8 years old child. My younger brother his age is 8 and I want to gift him a scooter for his 9th birthday I am confused to choose scooter for him. Please suggest which scooter is best for my brother??
which is the best scooter between kick scooter and electric scooter?
Looking for the best scooter for me cause I love scooter. A few days ago I buy a kick scooter for my younger brother. He wants to buy a new scooter for me, which is best for me kick scooter or electric scooter?
From land to sky and sea, human's trip modes have undergone several thousand years' development with more power modes. For myself, I show special preference to two-wheeled transportation. The followings are some Historical Pictures which is my interest. Hope you can enjoy them as I do. Gig in Roman Silver Coin Roman Chariot in Trajan's Column Pompeii ruins: two-wheeled trolley It seems that I have witnessed that disaster. Maid and horse-drawn vehicle in 18th century PS:The design of bodywork and wheels have been improved greatly. Technical engineer is repairing a medieval gig. In 1770, Sivrac, a French person invented the most primitive bike, with two wheels and without transmission gears. In 1817, a German baron Carl Drais made a wooden wheel vehicle, adding a handlebar to control direction so that people can change the moving direction. In 1874, a truly modern bicycle was born. Lawson, a British man, added a chain and chain wheel to bicycle, enabling the rotation of the rear wheel to go forward. However, it was still not coordinating and stable enough. The derivatives of bicycles have emerged in Europe, and human's trip modes have entered a personalized era. In 1885, German William Haim Daimler made the world's first motorcycle in its true sense. Concept vehicles: a symbol of human imagination Airwheel self-balancing electric scooter The greatest charm of technology to change lifestyle lies in that it can make us freer and happier, especially the means of transportation adopting clean energy which is simpler and more environmentally friendly.
The 119th Session will be held in China Import and Export (Pazhou) Complex. It is expected to take place in three phases. Airwheel is set to attend Canton Fair in the phase that last from 15 to 19 April. The name of Canton Fair runs before it and attract a good many visitors across the globe. Thereby Canton Fair is of great importance to Airwheel because it serves as an outlet to show off its new products of electric self-balancing scooter and its powerful technology and creativity. In the 2016 CeBIT, Airwheel unveiled its new products. One of them is Airwheel two-wheeled self-balancing scooter Z5. Airwheel Z5 boasts its own feature of convenience. First of all, it can pack away. After the user folds it, it can be put into the boot. When the use needs to change to the public transportation, it also can be took into the bus or metro. For some who work in small office where there is little room, Airwheel Z5 will take on its convenience. It can be put under office desk for charge. When it is time to knock off, the use can take it out and ride it home. It is believed that Airwheel Z5 will become the favourite of visitors. Amongst these new products, Airwheel artificial intelligence robot S9 is the most representative. Airwheel S9 represents the highest technology in the sector of electric scooter. The introduction of AI pushes Airwheel S9 ahead of time and of other competitors. It will stir up a revolutionary wave of technology. The integration of robotics and AI are the main draw of Airwheel S9. It is reported that more external devices will be introduced to Airwheel S9. At that time, Airwheel S9 will become more functional and practical. Thereby Airwheel booth in Canton Fair is worthy a visit.
THE END OF SWAGWAY SWAGWAY, ONE OF THE TOP SELLING HOVERBOARD COMPANIES HAS BEEN UNDER A RECALL FOR THE PAST 2 MONTHS UNDER A WORLD WIDE RECALL FOR ALL THEIR HOVERBOARD TYPE PRODUCTS. IT WAS NOT ENOUGH THAT THIS AMERICAN COMPANY HAS BEEN MAKING DOUBLE AND TRIPLE PROFITS THAT WERE MARKED UP HIGHER THAN THEY SHOULD HAVE BEEN, ALSO NOT ENSURING THE SAFETY AND LEGEAL PROTOCALS TO SELL THIS PRODUCT LEGEALLY THROUGH PROPER PROCESSES AND PROCEDURES THAT EVERY COMPANY MUST GO THROUGH WHEN DOING BUSINESS THE RIGHT WAY. ON JULY 6TH, 2016 THE CPSC ISSUED A MANDATORY RECALL LIST FOR THE HOVERBOARD COMPANIES THAT HAVE BEEN SELLING THE HOVERBOARDS WITH MAJOR FIRE HAZARD ISSUES. SWAGWAY IS ONE OF THESE COMPANIES BEING RECALLED. SWAGWAY HAS GAINED LOTS OF POPULARITY AND SUCCESS IN THE UNITED STATES BUT NOW THAT THE TRUTH HAS BEEN EXPOSED ABOUT THIS FRUADULENT COMPANY AND ITS MASS WEALTH THAT IS NOW BEING WITHDRAWN BACK THROUGH LEGAL BATTLES CONCERNING INFRINGEMENT LAWS BROKEN FROM ILLIGITAMINT CLAIMS AND PRACTICES. SWAGWAY IS NOW BEING SUED BY "CHIC", A COMPANY BASED OUT OF CHINA THAT ACTUALLY HOLDS THE LEGAL PATENTS AND COPYRIGHTS TO THE HOVERBOARD DESIGN AND STAKES IN THE MARKET. CHIC IS THE COMPANY THAT IS THE RIGHTFUL OWNER OF THE PATENT AND THE MANUFACTURE THAT USES (UL CERTIFIED) CHARGERS AND ELECTRICAL CIRCUTS ON THEIR PRODUCTS, WHICH COMPLETELY TAKES THE FEAR AND POSSIBILITY OF ANY FIRES OR EXPLOSIONS FROM THE CONSUMER. WE ALL HAVE SEEN PLENTY OF CRAZY STORIES AND VIDEOS OF HOVERBOARDS BLOWING UP AND CATCHING ON FIRE, ON THE NEWS MEDIA AND INTERNET WHICH HAVE BEEN STARTLING. CHIC HAS SET ITSELF APART FROM THESE COPYCATS BY CREATING A NEW AND IMPROVED VERSION OF ITS HOVERBOARD THAT WILL NOT ONLY SAVE YOU IN YOUR WALLET BUT ALSO KEEP YOU AND YOUR FAMILY SAFE FROM SILLY FIRES THAT ARE OBVIOUSLY CAUSED BY GREEDY COPYCAT COMPANIES. SWAGWAY IS NOW CHANGING THEIR NAME FROM "SWAGWAY" TO "SWAGTRON" DUE SPECIFICALLY TO ALL OF THESE LEGAL ISSUES AND RECALLS. PLEASE DO NOT BE FOOLED BY THE NEW NAME OR ANY SALES GIMMICKS FROM THEM. HERE BELOW ARE SOME LINKS TO CHECK OUT ALL THIS FOR YOURSELF… BE SAFE AND ENJOY DOING IT!
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Abstract: Airwheel, a leading smart transportation vehicle manufacturer, launched Airwheel S8, an electric scooter with seat, at the annual CeBIT in Germany 2016, fully reflecting the R&D concept of underlining users' safety from its design details. For the quality and safety issues, the editor has conducted an interview with Andy, director of engineering verification in Airwheel who shared a lot of detailed information about Airwheel and Airwheel S8 saddle-equipped electric scooter in this interview. Editor: we are familiar with such positions as product manager or ID design and acquire little knowledge about verification engineer. Would you like to talk about your responsibilities? Andy:To be simple, the verification engineer is to examine every single link in the production process to guarantee the electric hoverboards quality and safety in use. This is the precondition to hold market share. Tough I work behind scenes, I think I am communicating with the end-user via the product quality itself. Editor: How many stages does it go through, S8, for instance? Andy:My work covers the whole process of a new product, from the early R&D to mass production. There are four main parts for every new product to experience, EVT (Engineering Verification Test), DVT(Design Verification Testing), DMT(Design Verification Testing) and MVT (Mass-Production Verification Test). An EVT is performed on first engineering prototypes, to ensure that the basic unit performs to design goals and specifications. Even there is only a circuit board and we need to verify the idea and design thought proposed by engineer to revise the anticipated problems in a simple way. After there is model machine, it will enter the DVT stage to test its performance. The DMT and DVT proceed simultaneously. We will simulate various extreme conditions to test the speed and hardness etc. In MVT stage, the attention is paid to the craft, quality and stability etc. Editor: Since last year when Amazon and Overstock.com unshelved electric scooters due to safety and patent considerations, the safety issue of self-balancing scooters, which used to be a blockbuster on foreign markets, has started to draw attention from local governments. What do you think of that? Andy: Quality and safety go first. High standards are helpful for the whole industry, as it indicates an active and healthy direction. Every product of Airwheel is up to or even exceeds the international standards. For instance, IS: the tire lock and starting motor require at least 7 h, and thermal rating of motor coil is Class A (105). Airwheel reaches Class F (155). Submerging half of its bodywork in water for five minutes, our S8 can still work normally and go through charge-discharge cycle for twice while the international standard is to be able to go through charge-discharge cycle for once. In this respect, I am confident with S8. Editor: Would you like to disclose the future plan of safety and quality issues? Andy:Since its foundation, Airwheel has taken the safety and quality issues seriously. We will reinforce the status to give consumers the most trust-worthy products. Airwheel is set to construct a comprehensive experimental site, referring to the latest international experimental site and introduce more advanced laboratory equipment to enrich engineering verification.
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Airwheel report back from 13th Hong Kong Electronics Fair Spring Edition 2016.
held from 11th to 14th April, the 13th Hong Kong Electronics Fair Spring Edition 2016 is a hottest topic among the electronics industries. Organised by the HKTDC and held at the HKCEC, the Hong Kong Electronics Fair presents all kinds of electronics products and services such as audio-visual products, branded electronics, eco-friendly products, i-World, packaging & design, navigation systems, new inventions, telecommunications products and testing, inspection & certification services. You can see Airwheel A3, S3, S5, M3, Z3...there.
Hi, i own a smart balancing scooter and want to change and upgrade my battery. now i know everyone is saying the best battery pack is the samsung pack but when i try to find where to buy it online im running into deadends and different tech i didnt ask for. Can someone please help me.


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We caught up with Cardinal to ask her about her love of stories, the importance of community and the last great book she read.
Trudy Cardinal, assistant professor of Elementary Education in the Faculty of Education.
Trudy Cardinal: I was always a big fan of language arts, although I had no sense of this as a subject separate from other subjects. I was fond of the feel and texture of paper, the thrill of a new pencil—the artifacts of schooling and the tools that were needed to create stories or images on a blank page.
I also loved stories, and they could mostly be found in language arts, although not exclusively. Whether they be read aloud for me to listen to, or read alone—my own discoveries—they always called forth such vivid images in my mind that I would forget where I was, or even who I was, as I fell into the world created by the words and in love with the characters who lived there. So, yes—literacy, the vast and multifaceted ways in which so many literacies live in schools, has called to me always.
Faculty of Education: You are currently teaching two courses for the Faculty of Education's Aboriginal Teacher Education Program (ATEP), at Blue Quills First Nations University and Maskwacis Cultural College. What is your favourite thing about teaching students in the ATEP program?
TC: This is only the second cohort I have been privileged to teach, and both times I could feel the shift in energy for me as I walked onto those campuses—those located in "community," especially those located in Indigenous community. It feels kind of like coming home.
I am a small town girl and much of my childhood was spent in an Indigenous community or in small towns surrounded by family and friends in ways that truly felt like I had a community— where we worked and played together, laughed and cried. I never felt completely alone. In this same way, the ATEP program creates opportunities and encourages ways of being with and caring for students, to really come to know them over the two years and thus honour their knowledge and acknowledge their unique gifts, that is harder to do on the main campus with the larger classes where you might only teach students one term.
I truly believe that knowledge is created in relationship and in conversation, and the Indigenous pedagogies, ways of being and knowing that inspire me as a Cree/Métis scholar are given a safe space in the ATEP program. They are nurtured. This helps me to become a better educator in community and also here on the main campus.
Faculty of Education: One of your areas of expertise is narrative inquiry. What's the last great book you read?
TC: Well, I hardly have time to read an actual physical book these days, but instead I listen to audio books during my drives to Blue Quills and Maskwacis. The story that I most recently was captivated by was Mitch Albom's The Five People You Meet in Heaven.
There were many things I found interesting about it, but I was most captivated by this one very small moment in the story when a child's hands reached out to grab the main character's—an elderly man's—hands. Something about that image tugged at my Kohkom (Cree for grandmother) heart in ways that acknowledge the strong bond between those two generations and how much they teach each other, how much they need each other. As it often does, my Kohkom heart then has me wondering how we might nurture that same sense of intergenerational education and demonstrations of care— from a place of love—within our schools.
TC: I would love for my grandmothers, generations and generations of grandmothers— Kohkoms all the way back—to have dinner with my daughter, my granddaughter and me. Some days the ways we live in schools doesn't make sense to me, and I think there is wisdom in the teachings of the grandmothers that I have yet to learn and wisdom that I hope is more readily available to my granddaughter than it was to my daughter or to myself.
Faculty of Education: If you could solve any problem in the world, what would it be?
TC: I think if we could all learn to slow down, to spend more time coming to know each other and to honour the unique gifts we each bring to our living and to Life—if we could honour our diverse ways of being and knowing—then I would not have to solve any problem alone. Rather, I would feel that together as a community what was once a "problem" might be only "an experience" whereby we come out the other side a little stronger, a little wiser and a whole lot inspired to imagine something better!
Faculty of Education: Can you describe yourself in a few words?
Feature image: Trudy Cardinal is a proud Kohkom to her granddaughter Kinley Taya, shown here in a photo from 2013.


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At the Desk: Bianca Lakoseljac
Submitted by Grace on May 9, 2012 - 11:13am
For each book that sits on our shelves or rests in our hands, a writer has spent countless hours researching, organizing, writing and rewriting. In Open Book's At The Desk series, writers tell us about their creative processes and the workspaces that inspire them.
Bianca Lakoseljac is the author of Summer of the Dancing Bear (Guernica Editions). She has published a collection of short fiction and one of poetry, and now turns her hand to the novel with her most recent project.
Bianca shares with Open Book about her beautiful writing space, her process and the (helpful) chaos of it all.
I think of my writing space as creative chaos. To an outsider, it's simply chaos, but I cannot conceive of any type of creation without this concept of formless abundance as an intrinsic element of all art.
My favourite books and "finds" with special meaning propel me to transcend into characters and places and historical periods, or to submerge into the collective unconscious, all vital to the creative process. Books on shelves often end up as stacks on the floor after some sleepless night's perusal or research. I thrive on art exhibits and hoard prints for they help me to relive my encounter with the originals — that feeling of awe and infusion of energy as if I am in the presence of God — take, for example, standing in front of Vincent van Gogh's "Sower" or Rembrandt's "Night Watch" or Chagall's "Double Portrait with Wine Glass" and the moment becomes a nucleus of my own creative space I can enter at will. Who could forget Tosca's "Morte di Scarpia" as she cries out, "mori, mori, mori…"
In addition, folk art offers treasures unimagined until encountered: a clay plate with a painting of a cigar-chomping rum-swilling matron I think of as my alter-ego since I discovered it some time ago on my trip to Cuba; or an elegant wood sculpture of a woman, with a turnip shaped water container on her head, the wood carver in the Dominican Republic tried hard to dissuade me from buying, as he considered it a "second" carved by his "amateur brother-in-law and painted with vegetable dye likely to fade," to me a physical incarnation of some personified feminine myth which has the ability to calm me, ground me when self-doubt looms, help me to imagine my work finding its audience the way I find beauty in this sculpture that had almost been discarded by the well-meaning relative of its creator; or a fragment of a red I-beam left behind after "Flower Power," a Mark di Suvero sculpture, had been uprooted from Toronto's High Park and returned to the artist for refurbishing — a sculpture which provides context to the novel I am working on.
My writing space is a third-storey loft. Through the surrounding windows, an ever-changing view of Georgian Bay envelops my desk and my clutter and my imaginary atoms of creative energy and offers inspiration any time of day or year — the sun setting behind Blue Mountain spilling embers as hypnotic in January as they are in August; clouds over the lake making magic; a red-crested pileated woodpecker the size of a crow hammering out a hole in the old cedar next to my window; or driving rain blurring the glass panes; or howling winds bending the white pines; or shrouds of snow silencing all.
Most of the time my writing is a juggling act with a few projects on the go — one dominant and others I can dive into when the zeal for the main one falters. My novel, Summer of the Dancing Bear, (Guernica Editions, 2012) was written mostly at the old cabin, (since torn down to make room for the home I live in) which had been a logging office in the 1920s with an Acme wood stove as the source of heat, augmented by a couple of electric heaters. This was my getaway from my family where I'd stayed alone for days at a time even in winter, contending with frequent power outs that left me writing by candlelight wearing down-filled coat, boots and mittens. I imagined myself in Mr. Tumnus' cabin and loved every minute. Though my loft in our new home does have its advantages.
I divide my time between Woodland Beach on Georgian Bay and the Toronto High Park area I feel rooted in. Bridge in the Rain, (Guernica Editions, 2010) my collection of stories linked by an inscription on a bench in High Park, had been written mostly on that very bench. And Memoirs of a Praying Mantis, (Turtle Moons Press, 2009) my collection of poetry, had journeyed with me just about everywhere.
I'm the most efficient writing at the keyboard, but I often indulge in longhand — on park benches or on the beach — sometimes by moonlight sitting against the large black turtle rock — or just about anywhere, even in the car at a shopping centre parking lot, if my muse happens to tap my shoulder.
— Bianca Lakoseljac
Bianca Lakoseljac is the author of a collection of stories, Bridge in the Rain, Guernica Editions, 2010; a collection of poetry, Memoirs of a Praying Mantis, Turtle Moons Press, 2009; and is the recipient of the Matthew Ahern Memorial Award in literature. Her writing has appeared in journals and anthologies such as Canadian Woman Studies and Canadian Voices. Summer of the Dancing Bear, which chronicles the rite of passage of a fourteen year old girl befriended by a gypsy clan, set in the countryside near Belgrade, is her first novel.
For more information about Summer of the Dancing Bear please visit the Guernica Editions website.
Check out all the At the Desk interviews in our archives.
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Dolly Dennis on June 15, 2012 - 3:30pm said:
Looking forward to reading Bianca's beautiful book.
As an upcoming Guernica author, I can tell you my creative nook is sparse and tiny in an upstairs "walk in closet" with a window where I contemplate the Alberta sky when I need a breather. I write late at night (11 pm to 2:00 am) and it is just me in a dark room, a bright screen and my characters as I infiltrate their lives. It can be exhausting.
My stories always begin with a character and then setting. For my novel, Loddy-Dah, I found Loddy at a weightloss club and was moved by her tragic circumstances. I found the name in an obit column and through research, discovered it was a nickname for Charlotte. I liked that.
I also wanted to write about Montreal in that period between 1967 (EXPO) to 1970 (FLQ crisis) just before the 800,000 Anglophones began to leave.
Because of my theatrical and art background, I tend to write with an economy of words and use a lot of dialogue to show rather than narrate the story. I want the reader to empathize with my characters and plead for them. Personally I dislike long-winded descriptions and narrative that bore the hell out of me. You won't find it in my writing. You won't see me describing every blade of grass in a meadow. We've already established the meadow and so we know there is grass! I tend to write with emotion, go into the fire, get burned and so when I finished Loddy-Dah, after four and a half years, including three of those years working at a full time job, I was exhausted.
I am looking forward to working with Guernica to launch this book into the universe and introduce them to this unusual character named Loddy.
kellyphillips on May 30, 2012 - 10:30am said:
Love your "creative chaos" and look forward to reading your novel!
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The Proust Questionnaire, with Jess Taylor
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Submitted by Grace on January 31, 2016 - 8:17pm
Jess Taylor
Don't miss the chance to get to know our fantastic February 2016 writer-in-residence, Jess Taylor. She recently completed our Proust Questionnaire, so we got a peek into her personality and got all the more excited about having her as our next WIR!

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Destination Ontario has created the Ontario Signature Experiences program, which features exactly these types of memory making adventures; those once in a lifetime experiences that are on every traveller's bucket list. African Lion Safari (ALS), Canada's original safari adventure, has received the Ontario Signature Experience designation for its "Wake Up the Wild" program, which provides visitors with a unique, behind-the-scenes opportunity that is certainly world class.
Wake Up the Wild – an Ontario Signature Experience
Each year thousands of visitors enter the gates at African Lion Safari, to see, hear, touch and learn about the more than 100 different species of animals that roam throughout their reserves. Now, visitors can interact with the animals in a completely new way with the "Wake Up the Wild" adventure.
"Wake Up The Wild originated from an overwhelming demand from guests to have an experience which allowed them to get even closer to the animals, " says Trish Gerth, Assistant General Manager at African Lion Safari. "Wake Up The Wild guests get unrivalled access to the animals, short of a trip to Africa. This experience is not available anywhere else in Canada!"
This unique safari adventure takes place before the gates at African Lion Safari open for the day. Participants head out on an early morning, behind the scenes tour to see the animals as they begin their day. The pride of lions at ALS are at their most active in the early morning, and participants can watch as the lions walk and run through their reserve, and even as they devour their breakfast.
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City manager: We're not 'same ole Fairview'
City manager: We're not 'same ole Fairview' City manager: We're not 'same ole Fairview' Check out this story on Tennessean.com: https://www.tennessean.com/story/news/local/williamson/fairview/2019/04/09/city-manager-were-not-same-ole-fairview/2864942002/
Chris Gadd, Nashville Tennessean Published 7:04 a.m. CT April 9, 2019
Fairview City Manager Scott Collins recently emphasized to the city commissioners and community that things have changed — and those changes will continue into the new year.
Fairview City Manager Scott Collins. (Photo: FILE)
Collins made his comments at the conclusion of the commission's Feb. 7 meeting, stating that when he took the job just over two years ago, he made "a couple of guarantees."
Collins noted that a fifth ordinance change for 2019 was approved by the commission at the meeting.
"Not zoning or annexations but procedurally what we do. And we've been to three meetings this year. That is a pretty high pace," Collins said. "I want the public to know...we are working hard to get this right."
Looking back over the last 30 months, Collins recalled several changes that have taken place.
Collins pointed out that Fairview has the following new positions: court clerk, city manager, city attorney, building inspector, police chief and fire chief.
He also said public works was restructured, human resources has been reassigned, the commission is made of new members and the planning commission has eight new members.
"If you consider those positions of leadership, that's 96.3 percent turnover in two and a half years," Collins said.
"I find it difficult that the perception is it's the same ole Fairview doing the same ole thing. Because it isn't the same old Fairview doing the same ole thing," Collins added.
The city manager said "a lot of work" has gone into the last few years as well as "what will happen 10 years from now."
"We are trying to better this community," Collins said.
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What's next for the WWE Smackdown Superstars as they prep their team against RAW at Survivor Series?
After The Miz added Jeff Hardy to the SmackDown Survivor Series Team, he suggested removing Rey Mysterio, clearly still bitter about Mysterio's defeat of him several weeks ago. Mysterio, never one to back down from a challenge, agreed to take on Miz tonight, and if The A-Lister could defeat him, Mysterio would no longer be on Team Blue this Sunday.
The Superstars exchanged offensive flurries that saw The Biggest Little Man attempt to use his blinding speed to take out Miz and Miz try to wear Mysterio down. It appeared that The Awesome One was en route to picking up the victory he so coveted, but Rey proved to be as crafty as ever when he caught Miz in a unique rollup for the three-count.
Rey would have little time to celebrate, though, as Randy Orton appeared out of nowhere to attempt to blindside him. Mysterio evaded the attack, but Miz wasn't so lucky, as he felt an RKO outta nowhere after bumping into The Viper.
With the entire SmackDown LIVE Women's roster and General Manager Paige in the ring, SmackDown Women's Champion Becky Lynch hit the scene to hand-pick her replacement to face Raw Women's Champion Ronda Rousey this Sunday at Survivor Series.
Lynch first addressed Rousey, saying that despite her broken face and severe concussion, the only reason she wasn't fighting Ronda on Sunday was because the WWE medical staff refused to clear her. The Man then went on to say that she and Rousey would still cross paths one day and that Ronda was no longer The Baddest Woman on the Planet, but now The Luckiest.
The Irish Lass Kicker sized up the other Superstars prior to announcing that Charlotte Flair would be the one to replace her this Sunday. Clearly with emotions and brand loyalty running high, the two bitter rivals shook hands and embraced, as The Queen now prepares to take on Hot Ronda in five nights.
Following a volatile brawl with Daniel Bryan earlier in the evening, WWE Champion AJ Styles defended the WWE Championship against The Beard in the main event on SmackDown LIVE.
With the title and the opportunity to battle Universal Champion Brock Lesnar at Survivor Series on the line, the two Superstars engaged in a breathtaking contest that had the WWE Universe captivated from start to finish. Styles seemingly gained the advantage when Bryan tweaked his leg, but The "Yes!" Man would simply not relent, and he continued to battle through the immense pain. Styles looked to be in prime position for victory when he blocked the Running Knee with a perfectly placed dropkick to Bryan's injured knee and followed up with a Calf Crusher, but Bryan reversed it and continued fighting.
In the pivotal moments, Styles went for The Phenomenal Forearm, but Bryan dodged it and caused Styles to inadvertently strike the official. With the referee temporarily down, Bryan shockingly took the opportunity to kick The Phenomenal One below the belt before dropping him with the Running Knee to complete his long road back to the WWE Title. Bryan then doubled down on his shocking decision, brutalizing the already downed Styles after being awarded the championship.
With a sadistic smile on his face, Daniel Bryan is the new WWE Champion… and what does it mean for SmackDown LIVE?
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Q: Reading one data from SQLite to Unity without where codition How can I retrieve one data from SQLite not using where condition?
I want retrieve one row in SQLite not using where condition ?
Here is my code:
public void GetOneUsername()
{
    using (IDbConnection dbConnection = new SqliteConnection(Connection))
    {
        dbConnection.Open();

        using (IDbCommand dbCmd = dbConnection.CreateCommand())
        {
            string selectoneusername = "select * from user_data;

            dbCmd.CommandText = selectoneusername;

            using (IDataReader reader = dbCmd.ExecuteReader())
            {
                while (reader.Read())
                {
                    name.text = reader.GetString(1);
                }
                dbConnection.Close();
                reader.Close();
            }
        }
    }
}

A: If you want to filter the result yourself, without the WHERE SQL clause, you can do this when you loop through your data:
while (reader.Read())
{
     // You can filter with another column
    if( reader.GetString(1).Equals( "John Doe" ) )
    {
        name.text = reader.GetString(1);
        break ;
    }
}

Otherwise, you can retrieve only the n-th row :
for( int rowIndex = 0 ; reader.Read() ; ++rowIndex )
{
    if( rowIndex == n )
    {
        name.text = reader.GetString(1);
        break ;
    }
}


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What are some signs and symptoms of migraine headaches?
You know you have severe headaches, you've been told they are probably migraines, but are they really? You cannot truly treat your headache symptoms if you aren't certain of what they are, that's why it's important to know what the symptoms of a migraine headache are, so that you can properly identify your ailment.
It's important to know that there are many different types of headaches that you can get and that some of them may be pretty severe. Often, you may have a severe headache and think it's a migraine when it really isn't. Symptoms of a migraine headache can be very distinct, although some are the same as many other types of headaches that you might get.
One of the most obvious signs that you are getting a migraine headache is when you get an "aura" or squiggly lights, dots or jagged lights at the edges of your vision. These usually come on about half an hour before the headache starts.
Pain will usually occur on one side of the head, but not always, and it will usually last about 4 hours. Some, however, may last a few days, although that is not common. This shouldn't be used as the only identifying symptom, however, as cluster headaches do the same thing.
Nausea and vomiting is often a sign that you are having a very bad migraine. You may, however, never experience these symptoms of migraine headaches, or you might have nausea but no vomiting. This is one of the easiest ways to tell if you are having a migraine.
If you have an inability to handle various noises, lights or smells, it is likely that you are suffering from a migraine headache. This is why lots of migraine sufferers will stay in a dark, quiet room while they are having a headache, as it makes the pain more bearable.
These aren't the only symptoms of migraine headaches, of course. Others include cold hands and feet, changes in mood, and tiredness.
It's important to know that you may not have all these symptoms of migraine headaches at one time, and that you may never experience some of them. For example, you may be able to handle light, but are extremely sensitive to sound. Or, you may only become nauseous and never get sick. You may see the aura, but then only find yourself faced with a small headache that lasts for a couple of days.
Many people who suffer from migraine headaches try to avoid certain triggers. They can be ready for their migraines because they know many of the warning signs, such as being lethargic, craving certain foods, mood swings, etc.
If you think that you get migraine headaches, you should track your symptoms to see if yours are the same. Don't confuse the symptoms of a sinus headache for those of a migraine or tension headache, as they are different.
Tension headaches will often feel like a band is around your head, squeezing it tight. A sinus headache is usually toward the front of the head, and most commonly found around the eyes, behind the eyes, in the cheek region of the face, or by the ears. These will often be throbbing headaches, because the sinuses are swollen, but this is not a migraine, as it doesn't have any of the other symptoms of migraine headaches.


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COVID-19 Uncovers New Cyber Threats for Businesses, According to New Report
It turns out the rapid transition to remote work wasn't the only significant effect on businesses over the past year. As many companies rapidly shifted overnight to working from home, they also opened themselves to new cybersecurity threats that may have impacts for many years to come.
Nearly half of all business leaders surveyed in the recent Verizon Business Mobile Security Index (MSI) 2021 said they faced increased cybersecurity concerns due to their new remote working practices. Respondents included 856 professionals responsible for security and other IT functions at their companies.
The findings are significant as more and more companies evaluate a long-term remote work strategy. According to a survey by consulting and analyst firm PwC, 83 percent of employers in January 2021 said they now positively favor remote work (an increase of 10 percentage points over the year prior). Many said they were reevaluating how frequently they would expect employees to be in the office.
However, as the Verizon MSI survey showed, this shift comes with increased threats. In particular, respondents surveyed said mobile devices posed a challenge, with 40 percent citing these devices as their company's most significant IT security threat. They attributed some of that risk to the security sacrifices made to quickly enable remote work and further concessions made for productivity or to "get the job done."
That said, Sampath Sowmyanarayan, chief revenue officer of Verizon Business, said in a statement about the findings that organizations will need to step up their mobile security efforts to counteract these effects as the work from home trend continues. Many of the respondents agreed, with 78 percent saying they should take mobile device security more seriously in the future.
"The pandemic caused a global shift in the way organizations operate, many of which ramped up their digital transformation agendas and working models to meet the fast-changing needs of both employees and customers," Sowmyanarayan said. "While businesses focused their efforts elsewhere, cybercriminals saw a wealth of new opportunities to strike. With the rise of the remote workforce and the spike in mobile device usage, the threat landscape changed, which for organizations, means there is a greater need to hone in on mobile security to protect themselves and those they serve."
The challenges around securing mobile devices and remote work environments do not discriminate based on business size. While larger enterprises may have more employees and devices to account for, 52 percent of those surveyed said small and medium businesses were targeted more for an attack. What's more, 59 percent said they had already sacrificed security precautions during remote work. Some said they had already suffered a compromise due to mobile devices.
While many may want remote work to stay, it's safe to say that no one wants these new risks to persist. As remote work shifts from a temporary transition to our long-term reality, with 78 percent of those surveyed saying they expect to have more remote work in their organizations as we advance, it will be critical for businesses to close these new cybersecurity gaps.


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East girls basketball midseason update
Max Nieman, Staff Writer|January 23, 2019
The Spartan girls basketball team huddles during a time out to talk things over in their 52-37 win over Lincoln High on Saturday night.
Photo by Luke Borgmann
During the prolonged winter break, the Lincoln East girls participated in the Heartland Athletic Conference tournament, claiming the first game over Grand Island, but dropping the second to Southwest. Although the Spartans had more to play, the winter weather ended up being the downfall for the East girls in this tournament, as the rest of their tournament could not be played out. But the team kept working, according to head coach Dennis Prichard. "We have a great group of girls who are very hard workers, during and coming back from the break, we were getting to work right away," said Prichard. "You may be concerned coming out of a layoff or break, but I don't have to worry about that with this group." Now in midseason, the Spartans have grown a lot, coach Prichard commented over the alterations the team has made. "We've adjusted well in the first half of the season to the kind of style of play, we lost four seniors along with their height, with a few being six feet or taller. We've had to change our approach a little bit, and I think the girls have done a great job at being successful." East has indeed had to make adjustments while lacking height, the Spartans are focusing on overwhelming their opponents to create offense with their defensive play. This season the team has amassed 11.5 steals a game about two more than the national average, based on statistics by MaxPreps. The girls have taken the challenge in stride, but there is still work needed to be done in time for districts. As coach Prichard points out, "we need to have more people being able to score and learn to score more in different ways because that is the one thing holding us back, we often go on long runs without scoring. We just need to shoot the ball more." East will look to do just that, as they host two tough opponents this weekend in Lincoln North Star Friday night, and Lincoln High Saturday night. When asked about the game plan, coach Prichard put it simply "we try to prepare for each game as if it'll be the utmost of challenges because class A is so wide open. There are very few nights where you can pencil in that you're going to win that night, and I know it is cliche, but we prepare for every opponent as the same." As the second half of the season progresses, the Spartans will continue trying to impose their influence on the defensive side of the ball, while creating offense as well. With a wide-open race in the Class A standings, state will be a toss-up come district time.
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Q: insert figure in sweave using knitr fig.path I'm trying to insert a figure using Sweave which is located in the path C:\Users\eccehomo\Documents\mi\fig1.png. I'm using the package knitrwhich has a function  called fig.pathbut I'm getting many errors for such a simple thing! Here's one of the things I have tried:
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Correlation between the Track Density and Absorbance of Alpha Particles using CR-39 Detectors from UV-Visible Spectrum
A significant correlation between the track density measured by CR-39 and the affluence has been found in the current study. This correlation can be used to calculate the expected track density in solid state nuclear track detector irradiated by any alpha source of known activity without using the detectors. Nine pieces of CR-39 were irradiated with alpha particles from Am-241 (10 μCi) point source for 0 s, 10 s, 20 s, 30 s, 40 s, 50 s, 60 s, 70 s and 80 s. The absorbance in UV-visible region (before and after etching of the detector) and in the energy band gap showed an acceptable correlation at 650 nm wavelength. This result leads to two semi-empirical equations: first equation between the track density and the absorbance; and second equation between the absorbance and the affluence. These findings can give the track density or the affluence by calculating the absorbance of the detector after etching without microscopic viewing and calibration.


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We start each tour with training on how to manage a e-scooter, keeping the safety of our guests first. We invite you to join our e-scooter tours of the Jewish Quarter with us. During the tour we will visit the Jewish Quarter of Krakow. We will see synagogues and a Jewish cemetery. We will see where the famous Elena Rubinstein lived and where the largest mikvah in Krakow was located. We will visit the territory of the former ghetto. We will also visit the locations where Steven Spielberg's most famous film, Schindler's List, was filmed. Through our stories, we want you to feel the presence of people who lived here before the war and learn about the modern Jewish community. Other important information Arrive 10 minutes before the start of the activity.
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I can't pretend to know quite how difficult this is, but I can sympathize to a point. When we found out that Grady, at 11 months, had Optic Nerve Hypoplasia, and that it could be connected with other brain disorders, including a small or absent corpus callosum, which could severely affect a large part of his life, and a small pituitary, which could cause him to not grow and/or be sexually normal, I was so lost. Thankfully, he's ended up with a very mild case of ONH, but I do understand the initial shock and apprehension, and I'd never wish it on anyone. I had to back away from the internet and all my Googling and just spend time with my boy, since no one could tell me more about him than he could himself.
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Will the voters make Damon wear a Yankees cap
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We realize that this information is being delivered too late to actually do you any good at the polls, but we figured we would share it with you anyway, if solely in the interest of keeping track of the political affiliations of all of your favorite Hollywood stars.
Like Matt Damon. Damon recently recorded a video on behalf of the Working Families Party to help you navigate those newfangled paper ballots. According to a Working Families Party press release, the new ballots can be confusing, and you might be led into voting for the same candidate on two separate party lines. If you do, your vote is only going to count on the major party line.
For instance, if you vote for a candidate that is on the Democratic Party line and the Working Families Party line and mark your ballot in both spots, your vote will count once as a vote for the Democratic candidate. This is important, because third parties in the state need to secure a minimum number of votes to ensure that they are automatically on the ballot in the next election. If they don't get a certain number of votes, volunteers have to go out and collect signatures in a labor-intensive process meant to preserve the two-party system in New York.
And apparently superstar Matt Damon - you might remember him from such memorable roles as Will Hunting in Good Will Hunting, Jason Bourne in The Bourne Ultimatum, Tom Ripley in The Talented Mr. Ripley, and Edgar Pudwhacker in Glory Daze – now has a new starring role in a 30-second video on behalf of the Working Families Party.
In it, Damon instructs voters to only mark one oval, otherwise their vote will be stolen by the big bad parties. According to the press release, the video's money quote: "Don't go nuts bubbling in Andrew Cuomo and Eric Schneiderman everywhere you see them. That's no good. Your vote won't count for Working Families, and you'll make those people in Dade County, Florida, look like geniuses." Take that Florida!
(You can watch the video for yourself by scanning the barcode on this page.)
But that wasn't the only video that Matt Damon made for the Working Families Party. In a another pro-WFP spot, the native Bostonian promised to wear a Yankees cap if 200,000 New Yorkers voted on the Working Families line. Again, we realize it's too late for you to do anything with this information now, but we'll research how many votes were cast for the WFP, and make sure that Damon stays true to his word if that number surpassed 200K.


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RW sets Independence Day deadline for peace proposals from all parties
Sri Lanka holds all-party meet on 13A to resolve Tamil's political autonomy issue
All political parties should unite to provide solution to ethnic problem: Prez
IUSF Convenor Wasantha Mudalige remanded till mid-Jan.
All-party conference: Mano Ganesan says 13A must be starting point in reconciliation
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Mutual respect, the key to equality
My friend scorned me, "The 'horun hoyana' new court is for the consumption of the Sinhala masses that may be moving to the Mahinda Chinthana fold. We should question why there is no 'maruwan hoyana' special judicial process for Tamil victims of war, waiting for nine years. This was promised in 2015. I think this week which marks the ninth year is the best to bring that up. Although the government set up the OMP that started work last weekend, the findings will not be made public and no legal action will be taken against perpetrators. Victims have no faith in the OMP. They made it very clear at the first meeting in Mannar.
Please have a look at these two reports. One names the criminals who are enjoying perks as 'war heroes'."
I assured him that democratic mass movement will keep its pressure on the government. It is true, after two years in the making, the body's members were appointed in February this year. OMP Chairman Saliya Pieris acknowledged that families are finding it hard to trust the body, but insisted that the organisation has more powers than previous commissions. "It is an institution set up by the state, but which is able to act independently and able to investigate and to trace people who have been missing or disappeared and their circumstances, whoever the perpetrator is," he told Al Jazeera.
Tamil armed groups
In 1988, the conflict between the Tamil nationality and the Sinhala majority became serious with Sinhala armed groups backed by DJV – Sinhala chauvinist political group, attacking all those who stood for settlement through equality, and autonomy with devolution. Over forty thousand Sinhala youth disappeared in the south.
Later, in the struggle between the state and the Tamil armed groups, latter lost 100,000 lives, displaced hundreds of thousands of people and left indelible scars on the country. Recently families of those disappeared and activists in the northern island of Mannar were invited by the OMP to share their thoughts and expectations. But many are skeptical that the new body will help them find their missing relatives.
Pandiths in law tell us that in a democratic society, justice delayed is justice denied. On the other hand one should be aware that justice hurried could turn out to be justice miscarried or buried. Therefore, as in so many vital areas, a reasonable solution lies in the middle path or the unity of the opposites.
After so many agitations of the democratic mass movement, Parliament on Wednesday passed a bill to set up Special High Courts through which the government says it hopes to expedite cases involving large-scale bribery, corruption, fraud or other political crimes. Many believe political crimes are more important than corruption and fraud. In a market economy, society is constantly attacked by corruption and fraud, and illusion reigns. However politicians should be ethically sound and transparent.
The "Judicature (Amendment)" Bill was passed with amendments as recommended by the Supreme Court which had ruled that if those amendments were not made the passage of the bill would require a two-thirds majority which the coalition government may not be able to get because of the recent crossovers. In terms of the Act, permanent High Courts at Bar will be set up to try, hear and determine the trials of the offences specified in the Sixth Schedule of the Act. The Act is expected to expedite the judicial process of cases regarding serious frauds, corruption and other high profile crimes.
At the end of the British Empire, it controlled one fifth of the world and Anglo Saxons indirectly dominated the whole world. Under their reigns they introduced laws that to date criminalize same-sex conduct in 36 of the 53 countries in the Commonwealth, introducing centuries of Victorian values perpetuating homophobia that has been assimilated in to native cultures as their own values. Lanka is one example. Buddhism, the religion of the majority, directs to control desire in general but no specific restriction on gay or same sex behaviour.
However, during the 2018 Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting the British Prime Minister, Theresa May said that the UK Government 'deeply regretted' the anti-gay laws that were established by the British during the colonial era.
The damage caused by these outdated laws can never be undone. However the expression of 'deep regret' is a necessary step for starting serious discussions to abolish these heinous laws and begin to mend the damage it has done in the past.
Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe often reminds being a part of the Commonwealth come the responsibility of upholding the Commonwealth values that are an integral part of what the Commonwealth community stands for.
Liberals say by signing the Commonwealth Charter, Lanka has committed to these values of equality and respect of all its' citizens, which includes the LGBTIQ community. To be a part of the Commonwealth is to promote respect, tolerance, and understanding of our diverse communities. By understanding that this diversity adds to the advancement of the country rather than its downfall and by showing that all our citizens deserve to be treated with dignity and respect Lanka could lead the way. Unfortunately, dropping decriminalization from the National Human Rights action plan in January of 2017 is not the kind of action that instills confidence in the government that it stands for good governance and democracy and the protection of all its citizens sans none.
LGBTIQ community
Although it is commendable that the government has made certain strides towards the rights of its' citizens, especially concerning Transgender persons, it is discouraging that it failed to exclude discrimination spawned by the Penal Code of 1883 that targets consensual same sex activities, failing to recognize Sexual Orientation as a basis for protection against discrimination. Despite the countless recommendations received by the UN, over the years and as recently as November 2017, the Sri Lankan government has neglected to acknowledge the LGBTIQ community as a marginalized group that needs protection and deserves the right to a free life, devoid of criminalization and discrimination based on sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression.
Belize, Seychelles and Trinidad and Tobago serve as examples of progressive governments, who most recently, decriminalized homosexuality in their countries. But Lanka still fails to uphold the provisions of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the Commonwealth Charter whereby all persons are born equal and will be treated equally and with dignity, free of discrimination.
Liberals must answer whether they at least stand for the Commonwealth values they have signed at the Commonwealth Joint Forum Plenary at CHOGM on April 17, 2018; "As a family of nations, we must respect one another's cultures and traditions. But we must do so in a manner consistent with our common value of equality, a value that is clearly stated in the Commonwealth charter…nobody should face persecution or discrimination because of whom they are or who they love."
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May 29, 2011	Alternative Energy, Biofuels, General Ag News and Notes, Sugar Cane, Sustainability Post a Comment
HC&S: Sugar 'at the top,' can anything knock it off?
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Researchers from the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the University of Hawaii will arrive on Maui this summer to work with Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co. to study crops, growing conditions and other issues in developing biofuels on the island.
The 130-year-old plantation is working with federal and state partners to help determine not only its own future, but also the future of growing biofuel crops in Hawaii to power both the U.S. Navy's Pacific Fleet and private vehicles across the state. The end result could be the development of a biofuel refinery for HC&S, said company General Manager Rick Volner Jr.
The goal is to transition HC&S into a leading "energy farm," and develop the resources to sell commercial jet and diesel fuels to the government and private consumers.
Success could guarantee that the company would continue to employ around 800 people, and perhaps even more, company officials said.
"There are no firm deadlines for this project, but the sooner we can decide, the easier it will be for the board of Alexander & Baldwin (HC&S's parent company) to fund some of these products, and obviously we will need to make some capital investments," Volner said last week. "But we're more interested in making the right decision than when we make it."
May 14, 2011	General Ag News and Notes, Sugar Cane Post a Comment
Brush fire burns sugar cane on Maui
A brushfire burned about 10 acres of cane field in Paia early this morning, Maui County officials reported.
Firefighters responded to the 1:22 a.m. fire at the Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co. site on Baldwin Avenue between Paia Elementary School and Rainbow County Park, Maui County spokesman Rod Antone said.
Plantation workers helped firefighters battle the blaze, which was declared under control by 3:30 a.m., Antone said. The cause of the fire is still under investigation. The fire may have started close to Baldwin Avenue. The cane burned was close to harvest and the company may be able to salvage some of the crop, officials said.
Brush fire burns sugar cane on Maui – Hawaii News – Staradvertiser.com
April 1, 2011	General Ag News and Notes, Sugar Cane Post a Comment
Stock buy foments talk of local firm's breakup
One of Hawaii's last venerable Big Five companies, Alexander & Baldwin Inc., could be under pressure to break itself up.
A New York hedge fund manager known to agitate for change in his investment targets bought nearly 10 percent of A&B along with a partner, it was announced yesterday. The purchase triggered expectations the 141-year-old kamaaina company will be split into pieces to elevate stock value.
Neither A&B nor the hedge funds would disclose what the intent of the A&B stock purchase — a $168 million deal — might be yesterday.
"We expect to have a constructive dialogue with them as we do with all of our shareholders," said Suzy Hollinger, A&B's director of investor relations.
But stock analysts with insights to A&B and people with ties to the 2,300-employee company say the play almost certainly is a breakup of the conglomerate's three core businesses — ocean cargo transportation, commercial real estate and agriculture.
"Are the parts worth more than the whole? That's what this comes down to," said local stock analyst Randy Havre, echoing views of two other analysts who closely follow A&B.
November 30, 2010	General Ag News and Notes, Sugar Cane Post a Comment
Sweet Future Expected for Sugar ETN — Seeking Alpha
Sugar for March delivery closed at 28.45 cents per pound on Monday — a little off its above-30-cent peak struck last month, but still double its May 2010 low.
And it looks like sugar may have higher to climb.
Global supplies of sugar are projected to lag worldwide demand this year for the third year running. According to a new report by Czarnikow Group, a London-based sugar and biofuel broker, the supply/demand deficit could run as high as 2.8 million metric tons from September 2010 to September 2011.
Of course, when you consider that total supply for 2010/11 is expected to rise to 168.4 million tons from last year's 157.4 million, that deficit doesn't seem like a huge gap. And generally, if sugar becomes too expensive to use, end-consumers can just switch to cheaper sweeteners, like corn-based syrups.
Still, one can make the argument that sugar should be higher, especially considering that growing consumption is expected in emerging markets like China, where we've yet to hit the limit of their commodity appetite. Plus, over the past few years, we've seen drawdowns in world inventories of the sweet stuff, a fact that helped boost prices up to ever-higher highs in 2007/08 and 2008/09.
The supply shortfall springs from poor growing weather we saw earlier this year. Remember that Brazilian bumper crop we talked about back in August? Yeah, not so much. Brazil, the world's largest producer of sugar, saw sugar cane production declines from a hotter summer than usual, while similar drought conditions stunted Russian beet production and South African cane yields. Meanwhile, in Indonesia and Australia, the sugar cane harvest withered under a deluge of super-wet weather.
Zip into the future
Mike Atherton's employees call him "Coach" for good reason. Since he bought Maui Tropical Plantation in 2006, the affable entrepreneur has been overseeing a comprehensive game plan to re-energize the 26-year-old attraction.
"We've painted the buildings, pruned the trees, spruced up the landscaping, basically given the grounds a complete makeover," Atherton said. "I'm an outdoors, hands-on guy; I get as dirty as my gardeners do, and I love it!"
A native of Stockton, Calif., Atherton comes from a distinguished family. His maternal great-grandfather was Benjamin Holt, founder of the Caterpillar equipment company. His paternal great-grandfather, the Rev. Isaac Warren Atherton, was a missionary in the Hawi-North Kohala area of the Big Island from 1878 to 1880. His paternal grandfather, Warren Atherton, was an attorney, judge and politician who's best known for authoring the G.I. Bill.
Atherton and two partners have owned and operated Jesus Mountain Coffee Co. in Nicaragua for 30 years. They acquired the Coffees of Hawaii plantation on Molokai in 2002, and Atherton came to Maui three years later, seeking land to start a similar venture there.
"At the time, C. Brewer & Co. was shutting down and selling all its assets, including Maui Tropical Plantation," Atherton recalled. "The plantation was an agri-tourism attraction that had been open since 1984, so it had a lot of established growth. It also had a big parking lot, a store, a restaurant, dedicated employees and a good reputation. It was perfect; it just needed some tender loving care."
Armed with enthusiasm and fresh ideas, Atherton and his hui bought the 60-acre plantation and the surrounding 1,940 acres.
November 22, 2010	General Ag News and Notes, Water Post a Comment
Rain does little to ease drought
The statewide drought appears to be easing as cooler La Nina conditions bring more rain to Hawaii, according to the National Weather Service.
But farmers and ranchers said a protracted amount of rain is needed before they can recover from several years of extremely dry conditions.
Some areas, such as southwestern Kauai and leeward sections of the Big Island and Maui, did not receive significant rainfall in October, continuing extreme drought conditions, National Weather Service officials said Friday.
Late Thursday, thunderstorms along with lightning passed by Hawaii, and most of the anticipated heavy rainfall missed the islands.
The weather service reported 0.15 inches of rain Thursday at Honolulu Airport and 0.6 inches at Lihue Airport but none for airports in Hilo and Kahului.
In October, while many places reported less than normal rainfall, some areas exceeded their normal monthly average, including Haiku on Maui with 5.71 inches — 12 percent above normal — and Honaunau on the Big Island with 5.54 inches of rain, 7 percent above normal.
November 18, 2010	General Ag News and Notes, Seed Crops, Seed Industry Post a Comment
Isle seed crop value jumps 26 percent
Last year marked a sixth consecutive year of dramatic growth for Hawaii seed crop producers, according to a recent government estimate, though the industry dominated by seed corn may be nearing maturity.
The Hawaii office of the National Agricultural Statistics Service reported the value of the local seed crop industry rose 26 percent to $223 million in 2009 from $177 million the year before.
The gain further ingrains seeds as Hawaii's largest crop by value, a spot seeds have held since pineapple was dethroned in 2006, though other crops contribute more to the local food supply and commercial sales.
Industry observers expect the strong pace of expansion, which began five years ago after hovering around $50 million for several years before that, will begin to cool as the industry matures.
Last season's big jump reflected expansion of operations by some producers after large land acquisitions in recent years that allowed the companies to build up research and farming, according to Fred Perlak, president of the industry's trade group, the Hawaii Crop Improvement Association.
"I think what you're seeing here is the maturing of the acquisitions in the last two or three years," said Perlak, who is also vice president of research and business operations for Monsanto in Hawaii.
September 26, 2010	General Ag News and Notes, Sustainability Post a Comment
Hawaii's farm future: Fertile fields?
In 2008, a report from the University of Hawaii-Manoa and the state Department of Agriculture estimated that between 85 percent and 90 percent of the state's food was imported every year and concluded that there wasn't much anyone could do to change the situation.
" … Even though Hawaii can conceivably grow anything that we consume, the quest to achieve 100% food self-sufficiency is impractical, unattainable and perhaps impossible, as it imposes too high a cost for society," the researchers said.
Hawaii's relatively small farms could never match the output or efficiency of the vast mechanized farms on the mainland, the report said. Island products would always be more expensive to grow and buy.
Still, the report was more a call to arms than a dark prophecy.
Pointing out that Hawaii's geographic isolation left its food supply vulnerable to disruptions caused by forces and events beyond control, such as fuel costs, shipping strikes and farm production fluctuations, the report said it was of vital importance that the state not overlook the value of a small but thriving home-grown market.
A healthy agricultural base not only serves as a buffer against outside forces, it provides residents with fresher, tastier, healthier food and could put millions of dollars back into the island economy, the report said.
"I think we are at the crossroads," says Dr. Matthew Loke, administrator of the state's Agricultural Development Division and a co-author of the 2008 report with Dr. PingSun Leung of UH-Manoa's College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources. "Whether we can seize those opportunities or not, that's our challenge."
July 26, 2010	General Ag News and Notes, Water Post a Comment
Dry conditions leave isle farms parched
Michelle Galimba has been moving her livestock across her 10,000-acre Kuahiwi Ranch to higher elevation in Kau on the Big Island in hopes of finding better pastures during a drought that is causing her business and others hundreds of thousands of dollars in losses.
"It's pretty severe," she said. "I'd say half of the pastures on our ranch is unusable or going to be unusable very shortly.
"They're literally turning to dust. The soil's drying up and blowing away."
Galimba said South Point received 1.76 inches of rain from January through mid-July, compared with its usual 12 inches.
The National Weather Service said 2010 is bringing the worst drought on record for ranchers and farmers in some parts of the state, including Kau.
"If they don't have more rainfall at a higher rate in the second half, it could be the driest year on record," said Kevin Kodama, senior hydrologist for the National Weather Service in Honolulu.


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Gregg Landaker Wiki: 5 Facts To Know About The 'Dunkirk' Sound Designer
Get to know Gregg Landaker, the Oscar-nominated sound designer behind over 200 films and the winner of 3 Academy Awards. Read more to learn about his career and his overall net worth.
1 Gregg Landaker is a second generation sound designer
2 He has 207 film credits to his name including 'Dunkirk',' Interstellar' and 'The Empire Strikes Back'
3 His net worth includes three Academy Awards
4 The 2018 Academy Awards could see his 4th win for Best Sound for Dunkirk
5 Dunkirk was his 207th and last film as a sound designer
Gregg Landaker is a second generation sound designer
Born in 1951, Gregg was born into a sound design family. He worked early on cleaning film at Disney Studios, eventually working his way up to run the dub stage machine room. This led him to mixing film for Goldwyn Studios and Universal, before finding his ultimate role as a sound designer at Warner Bros. Studios, working on films such as 'The LEGO Batman Movie,' 'The Conjuring 2' and 'Godzilla.'
Source: http://www.zimbio.com
Gregg Landaker at the AMPA 30th anniversary screening of 'Raiders of the Lost Ark'
(June 16, 2011 – Source: Toby Canham/Getty Images North America)
He has 207 film credits to his name including 'Dunkirk',' Interstellar' and 'The Empire Strikes Back'
Gregg Landaker's career has spanned over 39 years from 1979 to the present day. In addition to the Oscar-nominated films he has worked on, he has also worked as sound designer on the films 'Godzilla', 'The Conjuring 2,' 'The LEGO Batman Movie,' 'The Godfather: Part III' and 'Ordinary People.'
His net worth includes three Academy Awards
Gregg Landaker has won Best Sound Academy Awards for 'The Empire Strikes Back,' 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' and 'Speed.' With those three wins came 6 additional nominations for Academy Awards for the films 'JFK,' 'Waterworld,' 'Twister,' 'U-571,' 'Interstellar' and the Oscar 2018 nominated 'Dunkirk.' All of his films were critically acclaimed, but Interstellar has faced controversy for its sound design amid it's Oscar nomination. Many believed the sound was too loud during key dialogue in the movie. However, Christopher Nolan has since defended the sound choices, calling them intentional and arguing "I don't agree with the idea that you can only achieve clarity through dialogue."
Source: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com
Gregg Landaker (center) and his fellow Dunkirk sound designers accept the 2018 BAFTA for Best Sound. Dave J. Hogan/Getty Images
The 2018 Academy Awards could see his 4th win for Best Sound for Dunkirk
The Oscar 2018 nomination of Dunkirk for Best Sound Mixing is one of 8 total nominations for the film, falling second only to Guillermo del Toro's 'The Shape of Water.' Other nominations for 'Dunkirk' include Best Picture, Best Director, Cinematography and Film Editing. 'Dunkirk' has had a great public reception, receiving 38 awards since 2017, in categories like Best Director, Best Picture, Sound Mixing and Film Editing. Most recently, 'Dunkirk' won Best Sound at the 2018 BAFTA Awards.
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A Still from Dunkirk
Dunkirk was his 207th and last film as a sound designer
In a surprise turn of events, Gregg Landaker announced his upcoming retirement in 2018 after his role as sound designer in Dunkirk. However, Gregg has claimed sources such as Christopher Nolan and Prince William have urged him out of retirement already. His reply: "If you make the phone call, I will consider it." So while Dunkirk was seemingly his last film as a sound designer, we may not have seen the last of Gregg Landaker.
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