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Experience breathtaking panoramic views over the Blyde River Canyon on a helicopter with Mpumalanga Helicopter Co. The trip takes you over deep gorges, dramatic rock formations and cascading waterfalls on the flight of a lifetime just 2 hours from the Timbavati.
Watch the sunrise over the lowveld of Blyde River Canyon on a hot air balloon flight near Kings Camp. The Blyde River escarpment forms a natural amphitheatre around the flight area, offering stunning panoramic views and unbeatable photographic opportunities. Hop aboard for the adventure of a lifetime.
The Moholoholo Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre is situated an hour and a half's drive from Kings Camp at the base of the majestic North Eastern Lowveld Drakensberg. Moholoholo is haven for the rehabilitation of abandoned, injured and poisoned wildlife including lion, rhino, leopard, servals, vultures, caracals, honey badger, eagles and vultures.
Tours are available at 09h30 and 15h00 except on Sundays. The tour lasts ± two hours.
Elephant Whispers offers an intimate experience with a herd of elephants. The up-close encounter will leave you with a renewed respect and admiration for these gentle giants of Africa. An interaction with the elephant offers you the opportunity to feel their constantly curious trunks, touch their rough skin, exchange greetings and offer tasty treats, while learning about their behaviour and history from the Elephant Handlers. This Timbavati wildlife experience is a must-do when visiting Kings Camp.


"Hey Libby, come hang out?" he says.
It seemed as though we broke the boundaries of intimacy a little too quickly. I wanted you, I knew it instantly. Your madness melding with mine under the clutter of shop signs and advertising that stretched into the heavens.
At this point in my life, I can more or less predict my movements and I'm wondering when the fear will set in this time. My tongue will dissolve. My Psyche will flee to a place you can't follow. Cupid will be decapitated.
I could explain all the excuses of my mum this and my dad that but at the bottom of it all, lies the truth. There is a tall and staggering tower I've built. Stone by stone, it has been my longest running project. I have been secretly working on it my whole life. And I, Princess of the Tower, cannot stop.
It's now that I realise it's not even a tower anymore. The walls have become so high, it is more like a deep well or a Mycenaean tholos.
There is no one here but me and my desperate, scrabbling fingers that bleed profusely as I try to tear it all down. This loneliness is my self-made domain and you will never know it.


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GREEN TO GOLD - A.D.
For more information on the Green to Gold - Active Duty Option Program, please follow this link. You can apply online by creating a MY GOARMY account and following the instructions outlined on this web page.
The U.S. Army ROTC Green to Gold - Active Duty Option Program provides eligible, Active Duty enlisted Soldiers the opportunity to complete a baccalaureate or masters degree and be commissioned as Army officers upon receiving the appropriate degree. It is a two-year program that allows Soldiers to remain on Active Duty and continue to receive their current pay and allowances while in the program.
Soldiers selected for Green to Gold - Active Duty are responsible for their educational expenses as they are not authorized to use tuition assistance, but they may use any portion of their Montgomery GI Bill/Army College Funds benefits they have earned since entering in the military.


Platinum actively promotes a culture of equal opportunity and adheres to the principles of meritocracy (based on contribution to the firm's overall success), fairness and equality at all levels within the company. We value the blend of skills, perspectives and personal characteristics that comes with a diverse workforce and recognise that such diversity has contributed to our business success.
For the right candidates, Platinum offers challenging and fulfilling work, a supportive team where you can learn from among the best, and competitive remuneration that rewards performance and contribution. We also help our staff through further education support and flexible work arrangements. Read more about Platinum's approach to promote workplace diversity and flexibility here.
A successful career in investing can be highly rewarding, both intellectually and financially. But becoming a good investor is unglamorous hard work. Strong analytical skills and proficiency with quantitative tools are a starting point, but, above all, having the right mindset is key to learning 'The Platinum Way'.
We value diversity of background and experience, because contrarian thinking and diversity of skills and perspectives are what make us successful investors. A degree in finance and prior work experience in the investing industry are not prerequisites. But if you can demonstrate an ability to think independently and critically, an insatiable curiosity that digs deep into how things truly work, and a mental fortitude that can withstand the vicissitudes of markets, Platinum may be the right place for you.
Platinum runs regular recruitment programs for new investment analysts to join our investment team. Candidates without a financial industry background are encouraged to apply, and will be considered along with those who have experience on either the buy- or sell-side.
Ideally, candidates will have at least 3 to 5 years' experience in the work force. University students nearing the completion of their degree should consider the Internship Program below.
The focus of Platinum's investment team is to unearth undervalued shares from among the thousands of companies that are listed on stock markets around the world. Fundamental to our investment approach is the idea that the stock market hands out no gifts, so in order to identify mispriced shares it is critical that an analyst develops a solid understanding of the businesses he/she examines. Given the diversity of industries and locations under consideration, a strong desire to appreciate the intricacies of the way different businesses work is essential.
If you wish to be considered for an investment analyst role, please email an introductory letter to Platinum explaining why you would be a successful investment analyst.
Our Investment Specialists assist Australia and New Zealand's financial advisers via meetings and presentations, attending select industry events, producing content and responding to enquiries. Platinum Investment Specialists are true representatives of the Platinum investment team delivering genuine insight.
We are not currently recruiting for the position of Investment Specialist.
We are not currently recruiting for the position of dealer/trader.
This a very much an evidence-based and high-conviction environment where you'll be expected, as a bare minimum, to be proactive when delivering evidence and self-critical investment analysis. This means that your involvement in the investment committees, daily morning meetings and the many other meetings and information sharing opportunities is essential. You must also show judgement and be economical with your time and balance how you digest huge amounts of qualitative and quantitative information.
Platinum run an 8-week summer internship for students in their penultimate year of university studies. The program provides insights, real experience and exposure to the funds management business.
Candidates from all disciplines will be considered, not just business students, although a demonstrable passion for financial markets would be favourably viewed.
This is an annual 8 week full-time program that starts in December. Applications open in May. From time to time, there may also be a mid-year intake between June and August, with applications open in January of the same year. Please check our website for updates.
Please note that the Internship Program is open only to those with full legal rights to work in Australia.
Applications for the December 2019 internship intake will open Monday 6th May 2019 and close 5.00pm Friday 31 May 2019.
In addition to our usual 2-3 intern placements within the investment team there will be one specifically allocated to a female candidate for an investment team placement.
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All applicants will be contacted by Friday 28th June 2019 as to the status of their application.


block makes a speech bubble with the message pop up somewhere, with the edge of the bubble close or touching the sprite.
What I am suggesting is the ability to control the size and location of the speech bubble.
Obviously, this would have to be made more simple and easy for Scratchers to understand (maybe if you click on the speech bubble it can bring up a costume editor or something instead of the complicated block), however, I think that the block explains it well.
I wouldn't support adding this block, as its a way too complicated way to do something simple, however, I think there should definitely be a way to resize speech bubbles and control where they go.
This would definitely be a good update to my virtual Ipod project, if the speech bubbles didn't go out of the phone screen, it would definitely look more realistic.
If you don't support (as I always say), please explain!
Update: I made this long and unclear originally, and even I barely know what I was suggesting . But I believe it was, in simple words, an addition to the "say" block that allows you to control the position and size of speech bubbles.
Don't you just hate when people advertise in their signatures (and raisin cookies that look like chocolate chip ones. That's just not okay).
No support- create a text engine.
Semi support. As DaSpudLord said, you can create a text engine, but I like the idea of placing a text bubble wherever I want.
Yes, I know that I could make a text engine or a sprite, but that takes a lot of time and probably won't end up looking very professional in the end. In terms of my example in the post, I couldn't fit the text in and have it possible to read. However, there probably are some scenarios where this could be useful. Creating a text engine and making it work at only the right time may be complicated, and it adds extra scripting.
For now, it is a great idea, but if they could have this block, I think it would help.
That is my opinion about this, but thanks for giving your thoughts, even though you didn't support this suggestion.
As far as I can tell it would be easy to implement.
An issue would be: what if the speech bubble is too small to say all of the text?
It could shrink the text so that it fits, I guess. It may be hard to read, but then I guess the user would realize that it has to be bigger.
Well, that depends on how professional you make the text engine seem. You expect the ST to give you blocks that do everything so that you don't have to program anything?
No, but making a text engine seems a little complex for something like a speech bubble. The ST felt it was necessary to add a block for that, so I was hoping maybe they could add a slight modification.
You still have to program almost everything in Scratch, but some things simple things, to me, aren't worth such complex programming. I see what you are saying though, and I do agree to not adding some blocks that will make Scratch too easy.
I support. This could be used to crop text, because sometimes if you write too much the chat bubble can get bigger than the sprite itself. This could also be used when you have characters that interact with each other and you want to make sure the user knows which character is talking to who.
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Support, I would like to be able to do this.
New scratchers would not be able to figure out how to make a text engine. I have taken 3 programming classes for scratch and I still don't know how. They added the speech bubble in the first place so why not add a little modification to make it easier.
Sorry but I forgot to make a signature.
Since when is programming supposed to be super easy? As nice as it would be for programming to be super easy, not everything in life is that way, especially real programming with real programming languages- when a real programmer who is coding in Java or C++ or something gets stuck, he doesn't go to the makers of the programming language and ask them to add a new function that he needs- he codes a workaround. As Scratch is slightly different, there are some workaroundable things that would be very useful, but I don't see this as a useful function.
Actually, we normally go find a library made by someone else that does what we need instead of coding it ourselves.
Also, no support, it just seems quite complicated.
Support x10000000 - I really need this.


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Queensland to reinvest in national housing research
by Q Shelter | Nov 3, 2016
The Palaszczuk Government will establish Queensland as a key contributor to a new era in housing and homelessness policies, announcing it re-joins the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute.
Minister for Housing and Public Works Mick de Brenni said Queensland became the only jurisdiction not contributing to the National Housing Research Program (NHRP) prepared by the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute (AHURI), when the funding was stripped by the Newman – Nicholls Government.
"Through the development of the new 10-year Housing Strategy, my department has been working with AHURI and this new funding commitment will ensure we are contributing to and have access to the most up-to-date and informative research available," Minister de Brenni said.
"If you really want to make a difference you have to have a way to measure the impact you are having.
"We want to invite academics and experts to investigate and interrogate the innovative measures that will be part of our upcoming housing strategy.
"It's crucial that we chip in our fair share of research funding to make sure that Queensland can be part of this research.
"This funding contribution will also give the Queensland Government the opportunity to help influence research topics, and be provided with further insight into some of the local challenges within the housing market."
Mr de Brenni said that the return of research funding marked an end to the LNP's 'see no evil, hear no evil' approach to Government.
"The LNP had a miserable approach to housing, treating vulnerable Queenslanders with disdain and preparing the system for privatisation.
"It's no wonder they didn't want outside eyes looking in on their plans.
"You don't measure things when you know they are going to hurt people.
"Unlike the LNP, this government is happy to open ourselves up to the experts and to the rest of the country," Mr de Brenni said.
The funding announcement comes ahead of this week's Housing and Homelessness Ministers' Meeting, where it's expected the NHRP will be among the discussion items on the agenda.
[ENDS] 3 November, 2016 – Media contact: Tristan Douglas 0447 164 197

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When Davin de Kergommeaux does a whisky tasting session, he doesn't bother telling the audience the "proper" way to taste.
"If you taste whisky you're going to do it your own way, with your own smell and your own palette," says the Canadian Whisky Awards founder.
De Kergommeaux is a long-time whisky enthusiast and author of Canadian Whisky: The New Portable Expert. He founded the annual awards ceremony to celebrate Canadian whisky, which he says is some of the best in the world.
The awards presentation kicked off the 14th annual Victoria Whisky Festival running from Jan. 17-20 at Hotel Grand Pacific. Whisky-lovers experienced alchohol from around the world, enjoying tastings of whisky delicacies, new wave malts and old classics.


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What is the Murph Workout (WOD)
by Matt | Jan 3, 2023 | 0 comments | crossfit murph wod
The Murph workout is a challenging bodyweight circuit named after U.S. Navy SEAL Lt. Michael P. Murphy. It is often done on Memorial Day in honor of Lt. Murphy, who was killed in action in Afghanistan in 2005. It is a tradition for many CrossFit boxes and military organizations to complete the workout on this day. The Murph workout consists of a one-mile run, 100 pull-ups, 200 push-ups, 300 air squats, and another one-mile run, all done as quickly as possible with a 20-pound weight vest or body armor on.
The Murph workout is a high-intensity interval training (HIIT) workout that combines cardiovascular endurance with strength training. It is a full-body workout that targets all major muscle groups and helps improve overall fitness. The weight vest or body armor adds an extra level of difficulty to the Murph workout, increasing the load on your muscles and forcing you to work harder to complete the circuit. If you don't have a weight vest, you can use a backpack filled with weights or hold a dumbbell or kettlebell while you do the circuit.
Why we do the Murph Workout
Lieutenant Michael P. Murphy was a United States Navy SEAL officer who was killed in action in Afghanistan in 2005. He was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions during a mission to gather intelligence in the Hindu Kush mountain range.
On June 28, 2005, Lt. Murphy and three other SEALs were inserted into the area by helicopter to gather intelligence on Taliban fighters. Shortly after arriving, they came under attack by a large force of enemy fighters. Despite being outnumbered and outgunned, Lt. Murphy and his team fought bravely, taking out several enemy fighters and calling for help.
During the firefight, Lt. Murphy moved into the open to get a clear signal to call for help. He was shot in the back but managed to complete the call and provide his unit's location before losing consciousness. The rest of his team was also killed in the attack.
Lt. Murphy was awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions, which demonstrated "unwavering courage in the face of grave danger." His bravery and selfless service inspired the creation of the Murph workout, which is now a popular CrossFit workout and is often done on Memorial Day in his honor.
It's important to warm up properly before attempting the Murph workout. This can help prevent injury and improve your performance. A warm-up could include some light cardio (such as jogging or jumping jacks) and dynamic stretches (such as leg swings or arm circles).
Here's how to do the Murph workout:
Warm up with some light cardio and dynamic stretches.
Run one mile.
Do 100 pull-ups. You can use a bar or rings, and you can scale the number of pull-ups down if you need to. If you can't do pull-ups, you can substitute rows or inverted rows.
Do 200 push-ups. You can do these on your toes or on your knees, depending on your strength level. You can also scale the number of push-ups down if needed.
Do 300 air squats. These can be bodyweight squats or goblet squats using a dumbbell or kettlebell.
Cool down with some static stretches and foam rolling.
If you're new to the Murph workout, it's a good idea to start with a lower number of reps and gradually work your way up. You can also scale the workout by using assistance bands for the pull-ups or modifying the push-ups and squats to make them easier.
Workout Variations
There are several variations of the Murph workout that can be done to modify the difficulty or focus on specific muscle groups. Here are a few examples:
Half Murph: This variation involves halving the number of reps for each exercise, so you do 50 pull-ups, 100 push-ups, 150 squats, and a half mile run. This can be a good option for beginners or for those looking to scale the workout down.
Bodyweight Murph: This variation omits the weight vest and is done with just bodyweight exercises. It can be a good option for those who don't have access to a weight vest or who want to focus on improving their bodyweight strength.
Partner Murph: This variation involves splitting the reps between two people, with one person working while the other rests. This can be a good option for those who want to do the Murph workout with a friend or training partner.
Benchmark Murph: This variation involves completing the Murph workout as fast as possible and using it as a benchmark to track your progress over time. You can try to beat your previous time or work towards achieving a certain time goal.
"Cindy" Murph: This variation involves doing equal reps of pull-ups, push-ups, and squats in each round, rather than the traditional 100/200/300 rep scheme. For example, you could do 10 rounds of 10 pull-ups, 20 push-ups, and 30 squats, book-ended by the mile runs in the beginning and end. For this version, if you are a beginner, its best to start with the mile run followed by doing 20 rounds of 5 pull-ups, 10 push-ups and 15 squats, finishing off with the final mile run.
These are just a few examples of the many variations of the Murph workout that you can try. You can also get creative and come up with your own variations to suit your needs and goals.
After completing the Murph workout, it's important to cool down and stretch. This can help your muscles recover and reduce the risk of injury. A cool-down could include some static stretches (such as lunges or quad stretches) and foam rolling to help release muscle tension.


By targost in Featured, News on July 20, 2017 .
The Kenosha Community Foundation announces that local not-for-profit organizations can now apply for 2018 grants from four Field of Interest Funds that it manages.
Click here for a 2018 Field of Interest grant application, grant criteria for each fund, and instructions.
•	OMC Legacy Fund – Supports programs and activities that improve the general welfare and enhance the quality of life for youth in the greater Kenosha community. Last year, the Foundation awarded three grants from this fund – the average grant was $2,750.
•	LaFave Family Fund – Supports programs and organizations that promote understanding, communication and a sense of tolerance between individuals and groups through education, arts and humanities. Last year, the Foundation awarded seven grants from this fund – the average grant was $2,850.
•	Women's Fund – Supports programs that create opportunities for women and children through responsive philanthropy and community involvement. Last year, the Foundation awarded eight grants from this fund – the average grant was $1,050.
•	Arts Fund – Supports programs that enhance the culture, economy and quality of life in Kenosha County; the fund is particularly interested in: a) opportunities and creative initiatives for expanding art in Kenosha; b) urgent needs which sustain fledgling organizations or efforts; and/or c) projects that have educational value.
NOTE: There is a maximum of $1,000 per grant request on 2018 Arts Fund awards.
In January 2017, the Foundation awarded 20 grants, totaling $51,000, from these four funds.
Applications must be received by the Foundation no later than 4 p.m. Friday, September 29, 2017.
Committees of volunteers from around Kenosha County will help select award recipients. Grant awards will be announced in January 2018.
Applications for 2018 grants from the Foundation's Unrestricted Funds will be released in December 2017.


The Aerial Forest Protection Service (Avialesookhrana) is a Russian government agency charged primarily with the aerial management of forest fires. It is considered a branch of the Russian Federal Forest Service. It is famous for the creation and use of smoke jumpers; paratroopers who parachute down into villages in the path of the fire to warn them and assist in evacuation procedures. Smoke jumpers also jump directly into forest fires to assist with fire extinguishing.
Aerial Forest Fire Center "AVIALESOOKHRANA"


Get rummaging for our sale!
The next fundraising event for our new gym appeal will be a clothes rummage sale at the gym leisure centre on Saturday 10 October.
There isn't long, so please sort out your unwanted clothes! There will be a box in the changing room for the next two Saturdays for you to drop off any unwanted clothes from 9am-4pm.
Please ensure clothes are clean and in good condition. Both adult and children's clothes would be appreciated.
Can you please separate adult and children clothing and any leotards that can be sold and passed down through the club.


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Q: How to send basic authorization header with Python3.6.9 urllib3 I am trying to send an API call to get the time from the Questrade platform. Here is the sample request from their guide
GET /v1/time HTTP/1.1
Host: https://api01.iq.questrade.com
Authorization: Bearer C3lTUKuNQrAAmSD/TPjuV/HI7aNrAwDp

I am able to get it working with the request module
headers = {'Authorization': f'{token_type} {access_token}'}
print(headers) -> {'Authorization': 'Bearer -xSoUNCLYCrFjxxxxx_wAQVpi4olWrQs0'}
qt_time_obj = requests.get(api_server + 'v1/time', headers=headers)
qt_time = qt_time_obj.json()['time']
print(qt_time) -> 2020-10-13T17:06:32.388000-04:00

Now I am trying to get urllib3 to work but without luck
headers = {'Authorization': f'{token_type} {access_token}'}
url = api_server + 'v1/time'
http = urllib3.PoolManager()
qt_time_obj = http.urlopen('GET', url, headers)

print(qt_time_obj.status) -> 401
print(qt_time_obj.data) -> b'{"code":1014,"message":"Missing authorization header"}'

I also tried with the make_headers method but it gives me the same error.
headers = urllib3.make_headers(basic_auth="Authorization: Bearer AdKt3YUl46_tGnZp7cRgTu4W2vtfBME50")

Could you point where I did wrong? Thank you!

A: So after some trying, I found that I need to use http.request instead of the http.open. I also need to do "headers=headers" instead of just the "headers" in the method.
qt_time_obj = http.request('GET', url, headers=headers)

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Older homes tend to have their share problems due to age, condition and overall wear and tear. Old floor tiling is often made from asbestos, a material that has been associated with causing various forms of cancer. As a result, floors sometimes need to be replaced by a company that specializes in asbestos removal. Old asbestos tiles may have chips, breaks and decaying areas of depreciation. Tiles that are in good condition, however, can actually be sealed and a new floor can be put right over it.
Use a hammer and a prying bar to take out baseboards on the floor. Gently pull the baseboards away from the side of the wall to prevent damaging them. Removing the baseboards allows for even application of the embossing leveler.
Wipe up any accumulated dirt on the floor with a damp mop to prepare the flooring. Use a floor cleaning agent and focus on the oily areas to eliminate dirt and grime.
Follow the manufacturer's instructions on the back of the embossing compound packing for proper mixing instructions. Use a wood paint stick to stir the leveler and water together to form a smooth paste.
Fill a bucket with water and clean your trowel when you are applying the leveler. Pour the embossing compound onto the asbestos floor.
Use the trowel to smooth the compound onto the floor tiles. The embossing leveler dries quickly so you must work fast. Completely cover the floor so that no old asbestos material can come through.
Rinse the trowel in the bucket of water frequently to stop buildup of compound on the surface. The embossing compound can harden very quickly and cleaning the trowel then becomes more challenging.
Let the leveler embossing fluid dry for a couple of hours. Check the manufacturer's label to verify specific drying times. Do not walk on the floor while it is drying. Once it is dry, reinstall the baseboards by hammering them into place.
Hold your trowel at an angle and use long, even strokes when spreading the compound.


For anyone likely to encounter those at risk of mental health problems – through work, or in themselves, family or friends.
For those who care for, work or live with 8-18 yr olds.
Designed specifically to meet the needs of education providers. Based on the Youth MHFA Course, it covers key issues over one day, making it ideal for inset training days.
A condensed version of the two-day Adult MHFA course.
Introductory four hour session to raise awareness of mental health.


Installation, setup and management of a company-wide network is a critical part of most businesses' operation. Network maintenance and management forms a large portion of the work handled by an IT support company. A well-designed network provides access to company data from all authorized workstations in the firm. The network is monitored remotely around the clock to keep it operational, and to optimize the network up-time and efficiency. Network security protocols help to defend your IT systems from hacking, viruses and spyware, and these services are managed by your support company and that is us.
Your chosen IT support company should have a solid knowledge of hardware and software, and be able to manage patches, security and updates for all the company's workstations. The technicians on call provide first level support by phone or email for problems experienced by users, and send a technician to your premises to deal with problems that cannot be resolved remotely. We as a IT support company has personnel who specialize in different aspects of IT management, and is able to send a technician with the right skills for each problem.
A company may choose to focus only on hardware and software support, or it may offer a variety of additional technology services, such as email marketing and social media management. Email is a particularly cost effective form of marketing, based on the number of users it can potentially reach. We support company that offers email marketing services which will help you build substantial email databases, create compelling email content, design templates, send out bulk emails, analyze the success of campaigns and evaluate changes for future campaigns.
Always be sure you have the best, up-to-date security software installed to protect your computers, laptops, tablets and smartphones and we will guide you in each and every process.
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Morrinhosuchus – rodzaj wymarłego krokodylomorfa z grupy Notosuchia. Zamieszkiwał tereny dzisiejszej Brazylii, jego szczątki znaleziono w formacji Adamantina z późnej kredy. Znany jest z żuchwy i przedniej części czaszki zebranych w gminie Monte Alto w stanie São Paulo. Jego nazwa odwołuje się do Morrinho de Santa Luzia, wzgórza leżącego nieopodal miejsca odnalezienia holotypu. Epitet gatunkowy luziae odnosi się do kapliczki Santa Luzia usytuowanej na szczycie wzgórza.

Czaszka ze szczęką i żuchwą są szerokie w tylnej części, zwężające się ku przodowi. Zęby w tylnej części szczęki i żuchwy mają kształt bulwiasty, w przekroju wydają się natomiast koliste. Podobny kształt zębów spotkano jedynie u innego przedstawiciela Notosuchia: Mariliasuchus, pochodzącego również z formacji Adamantina. Żuchwa zakrzywia się do góry. Spojenie, w którym łączą się oba parzyste zawiązki żuchwy, tworzone jest z udziałem kości okładkowej. Czaszka zachowuje okna przedoczodołowe, czyli otwory leżące naprzeciw oczodołów. Kość nosowa na szczycie czaszki za nozdrzami zewnętrznymi jest względnie długa. Występuje niewielki karb w miejscu zetknięcia kości szczękowej i przedszczękowej w okolicy przodu pyska.

Morrinhosuchus odróżnia się od Mariliasuchus na podstawie kilku unikalnych cech. Na przykład występuje u niego przerwa pomiędzy kością szczękową a podniebienną w okolicy środka tej ostatniej. Kość podniebienna jest także szersza, niż u Mariliasuchus. Zęby obu rodzajów są do siebie bardzo podobne, jednak już ich liczba i rozmieszczenie wykazują niewielkie różnice. Morrinhosuchus ma 7 zębów za zębami przypominającymi ssacze kły. U Mariliasuchus występuje 6. Istnieją także różnice w kształcie pyska. U Morrinhosuchus pysk był wyższy, bardziej zaostrzony.

Formację Adamantina datuje się na turon–santon. Jej osady powstały w warunkach częściowo suchych około 95 milionów lat temu. Morrinhosuchus znaleziono w odsłonięciu czerwonego piaskowca z wtrętami z węglanów, konkrecjami, a także z obszarami intensywnej bioturbacji. Formacja ta należy do większego basenu Bauru, z którego pochodzi kilka innych Notosuchia. Chodzi tu o Sphagesaurus, Mariliasuchus, Adamantinasuchus, Armadillosuchus i Baurusuchus.

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Kevin Morby: Sundowner
On 2019's Oh My God, prolific songwriter Kevin Morby was in an existential place—just a year later, he's come back down to earth for his sixth solo set, Sundowner, a collection of songs that feels much more inward. Written a couple years ago and recorded in early 2019 before Oh My God had been released, Sundowner is perhaps Morby's most mellow album to date. The hard-driving electric guitar is largely absent, replaced by the acoustic and Morby's musings about being a "sundowner"—someone who looks at the sunset with a bit of melancholy, nostalgic for a day that's just ending. When Morby was first writing the songs on Sundowner, he had just moved from Los Angeles back to Kansas, where he grew up. And you can hear the ripples of that major relocation throughout. Morby's new narratives feel timeless, often pining for a lost era. And there is an element of family simplicity. The light strumming of "A Night in Little Los Angeles" interjects a bit of humanity into the prostitution scene in LA while opener "Valley" is a charged up ode to feeling a bit slighted, as Morby sings, "They all pretend not to know me," while longing for a place where the stars in the sky are visible—perhaps a fitting notion written by someone who just left Los Angeles. Morby also wrestles with death throughout Sundowner, with "Jamie" recalling the loss of one of his best friends 10 years ago, and "Campfire" paying homage to Jessi Zazu of rockabilly band Those Darlins, who passed away from cancer in 2017. Morby has got range— and Sundowner continues his desire to explore new ways of filtering his life through song.
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Archive for the 'Tommy Rees' Category
A Reesonable Commitment
Just the other day, Notre Dame received its 11th verbal commitment for the incoming class of 2010. Illinois quarterback, Tommy Rees, impressed the Irish staff enough at a camp that he earned an offer- and he repayed that offer with a commitment.
Here is an evaluation from ESPN:
The first thing that jumps out about Rees is his release. In fact, we are surprised he has not received more attention due to his delivery alone at this stage. He is a prospect that coaches may look at and see an intriguing prospect three years down the road with upside and late bloomer potential. He has adequate-to-good size and the frame to continue to add bulk and strength. Plays in a version of the shotgun spread, but strictly as a passer with limited run snaps. He has quick feet and set up balance in the pocket. Stands tall and does an excellent job of keeping his eyes downfield and working through progressions. Feels the rush, will side step and buy himself a second chance to get the ball off and shows very good toughness in the face of pressure. Release mechanics are smooth and compact. Ball pops out and there is little wasted motion. He can beat the rush with his delivery and while he does not have an elite arm, his release can compensate somewhat. Arm strength is efficient and allows for him to make most, if not all the necessary throws when his feet are set. Rees' overall accuracy is also an impressive trait. Throws a soft, catchable pass that rarely strays to far from the strike zone. Does a nice job of leading receivers to the open spot and shows the touch to drop the ball in over the top of coverage on downfield corner and fade routes. He is an adequate athlete for the position. Rees is extremely efficient in his methods and while he may not be in the elite category in terms of overall physical tools, he has a high ceiling for development and productivity and is the type of player we could see being a different player down the road than he is now. Good, under the radar prospect.
Fair enough. Notre Dame got its desired "2nd" quarterback for this class and it was the one that they wanted by proof of him being the only QB they offered after Hendrix committed. He wants competition to prove himself, and so does Hendrix. This could be a good fit for the both of them.
The last time Notre Dame took 2 QB's was in the infamous 2006 class when they signed both Demetrius Jones and Zack Frazer. Neither prospect worked out, as Frazer gracefully transferred to UConn after sliding to 4th on the depth chart during the Spring of 2007- and Jones acted like a bitch and ended up at Cincinnati where he now finds himself as an outside linebacker.
Only time will tell if Rees and Hendrix will be able to coincide in 2010 and beyond with Clausen in his last year of eligibility, and Jimmy's heir apparent, Dayne Crist having 3 years left. I have a gut feeling that the Irish staff and Coach Weis learned from the aforementioned mistake, and are doing their best to help both young recruits their future role as competitors.
Welcome to ND Tommy!!!
This commitment also sparked some big discussion across the message boards- What's up with the 3 star players? Yes, Notre Dame is taking quite a bit of their share of 3 star prospects early in this class. The breakdown of "stars" is as follows:
Rivals-
7– 3 stars
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There is a two player difference as far as the tally is concerned in the numbers of stars. Lombard, Smith, and Jackson are all rated as 4 star players on Scout as opposed to their 3 star ranking on Rivals. Hendrix is listed as a 4 star prospect on Rivals as opposed to the 3 star ranking he received on Scout. There could be another difference on Saturday as North Carolina linebacker, Kendall Moore, is expected to commit to Notre Dame. Moore is a Rivals 4 star and a Scout 3 star. So the tally could be 1-4-7 for Rivals and 1-5-6 for Scout.
Look, forget the star rankings for a moment and look at who has been offered and by whom else- as well as the future depth chart and what role these players will play not just in their freshman seasons, but throughout their career. A 3 star player can develop , just as a 5 star player can become a bust. These are guys that Weis has offered and offered before their senior year, so I think that should be a good omen for all to relate to. Also, some of these 3 stars could very well earn an extra star by having outstanding senior seasons.
And while I'm feeling optimistic, there are a large number of prospects that ND is still recruiting that are rated very highly, and the Irish are in very good shape with those players as well. Throw names like; Anthony Barr, Justin McCay, Cameron Roberson, Sean Parker, and a few others into the commitment list and you have a top 10 class. Signing top 10 classes on a consistent basis, allows you to compete for championships. There is a long time between now and signing day- so just relax there Bianca Bitchalot.
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New State Record Tautog
The NJDEP Division of Fish and Wildlife has officially certified, and is pleased to announce, the catch of a new state record saltwater fish.
Frank LaMorte of Mount Laurel, New Jersey, reeled in the new state record Tautog on April 17, 2015. The fish weighed in at 25 pounds, 5.92 ounces eclipsing the previous state record, which had stood since 1998, by 5.92 ounces.
The fish measured 33" in length and had a girth of 23". Frank was fishing off the boat Fishin' Fever IV, captained by Tom Daffin. The boat was anchored when Frank reeled in the fish. Frank was using a Star rod and a Shimano reel with 65-pound braided line. A crab served as the bait.
For more information on the Record Fish Program, visit www.njfishandwildlife.com/recfish.htm.
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The Blue Orchid is now available for Kindle and Nook
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Announcing the publication of my first novel. The Blue Orchid is a thriller about an attack on America's power grid by Palestinian terrorists.
In a story ripped from tomorrow's headlines, terrorists target the centerpiece of America's vulnerable electric power grid.
Abu Salah-al-Din has sworn to bring the United States economy to its knees in order to avenge the murder of his family. Operating under the code-name Blue Orchid, the embittered Palestinian knows he has but a few months to live as he sets about assembling a team of followers drawn from radical splinter groups throughout the Mideast. After slipping into the United States undetected, Abu Salah-al-Din becomes convinced that victory is at hand.
Only one man stands in his way. Tony Bull, a disillusioned FBI agent assigned to track the whereabouts of the obscure terrorist, finds that his own personal demons threaten to derail the investigation, but even as he struggles to put his career back together, he pursues Abu Salah-al-Din into the labyrinth network of tunnels beneath Grand Coulee Dam.
Two men from opposite ends of the earth, with more in common than either would care to admit, embark on a collision course from which neither is likely to survive. By the time they come face to face deep inside the world's largest concrete dam, the West Coast has been plunged into a total electrical blackout and the fate of dozens of hostages hangs in the balance.
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Montana During World War II, World War II
D-Day Invasion Memories
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Western Montana vets recall their D-Day invasion memories
(this article originally appeared in the Missoulian newspaper June 1994.)
Robert F. Sargent, June 6, 1944 NA 26-G-2343
"That spectacle of the D-Day invasion was the greatest action show I have ever witnessed!" Of the 200,000 men who participated in the Normandy invasion on D-Day, George O. Doherty of Missoula had perhaps the best seat in the house. As commander of the 802nd Reconnaissance Group stationed in southeast England, Col. Doherty piloted a specially-equipped, British-built, Mark XVI Mosquito airplane over the invasion beaches.
"It was our mission on D-Day to photograph the invasion by means of four remote-controlled and one hand-held movie cameras."
"We had received some secret orders which were not to be opened until we got a certain phone call. Well, we got the phone call on the night of the 5th, and they said tomorrow is the invasion.
"Several hundred gallons of paint had been shipped to us in five gallon cans, black and white. They had given us very specific instructions on how to paint the aircraft so it could be identified, friend or foe, on the invasion day.
"Our fighters were not very experienced with recognizing Mosquitoes, so I was very glad to have black and white stripes on the Mosquito. I don't think I saw a single German airplane, but I was looked over dozens of times by our fighter planes."
In one night, ground crews painted black and white stripes on all of the 12,000 allied airplanes used on D-Day. Hours before Doherty left his base in southern England, hundreds of planes began warming their engines at airfields all over southern England.
At one of those bases, John Martin and the rest of the troops of the 506th Parachute Infantry, 101st Airborne Division stood on the tarmac, waiting to board the C-47 cargo planes that would carry them into combat for the first time. Martin recalls that, "Eisenhower and Churchill both were on the field the night we boarded the planes. They came around and talked to the guys."
"As we flew over the Channel, all the ships were there. It was incredible." Once the planes carrying the paratroopers crossed the French coast, "The place lit up just like a Christmas tree. They had colored flak and tracers and all of that. The airplanes that carried us in had never been exposed to flak before. It scared the hell out of them, that's all there was to it. They dropped down to treetop level. They dropped us too low. I got the opening shock and then one, two I was on the ground."
Martin landed in a field full of cows. "We came down somewhere just outside of Ste. Mere Eglise. I figured we were about 30 miles from where we were supposed to be. A lot of our men were hanging on wires and trees. The Germans had shot them right there."
Paratrooper Albert P. Mayer of the 82nd Airborne Division had two combat jumps under his belt by the time he leaped out of his C-47 in Normandy. Like Martin, Mayer came down near the small French village of Ste. Mere Eglise, the first French town captured by the Allies on D-Day. A house fire illuminated the area as dozens of paratroopers began falling into the village. "There was a guy hanging up in the church tower. I landed just on the other side of him by a farmhouse."
Startled German defenders opened fire at the paratroopers. "It was frightening," Mayer recalls. "It was hell, but we came off better than the guys on the beach." Mayer was a combat engineer assigned to either capture or destroy a bridge leading to Utah beach. "We kept it, but we blew a railroad bridge up, so the Germans couldn't come down to the beach."
Ray Grossman of Missoula belonged to the same regiment as Mayer, the 505th Regimental Combat team of the 82nd Airborne Division. A veteran of a previous combat jump on Sicily, Grossman was a parachute artilleryman. His destination was also Ste. Mere Eglise. "We jumped with 75mm pack howitzers, (wrapped in six packages, each with a separate chute) strapped to the bottom of a C-47. There was some anti-aircraft fire coming up at the planes, which was part of the reason why our pilot was trying to make like a fighter pilot. We had a load of cargo that we kicked out the door. The pilot flipped that plane towards the open door, and the load went out, but before we could jump the pilot flipped her back the other way and about dumped us on our rear, so when he flipped her back again, we jumped."
"I landed well short of the landing zone, in a small tree-lined pasture, with a mare and a small foal. We were issued a small clicker that made a cricket sound to identify friendly troops. I got off about three chirps when that terrified mare came running by and forced me back into the tree line. How could I ever have explained to the kids and grandkids how a country boy who grew up with horses got run over and taken out of the European War before firing a shot."
After surviving his encounter with the horse, Grossman got another scare. "A glider came in, probably within an hour after I landed, and it landed in the same field as I was in. It gave me a real start, I didn't hear it until it crashed right near me."
"As it got lighter we gathered up 50 or so strays from different airborne outfits and headed for Ste. Mere Eglise where the fighting was in progress. I got nicked at Ste. Mere Eglise. I got a flesh wound in my upper arm, took a little chunk out, but it wasn't anything to incapacitate me. Our mission was to cut off the advance of the Germans to the beach. We were behind enemy lines for five days before our troops relieved us."
As the paratroopers fought their way through the hedgerows of Normandy, the rest of the invasion force neared the French coast. Packed into more than 5,000 ships, tens of thousands of men nervously prepared for the war's most dramatic day.
Howard R. Rasmussen of Missoula had a unique perspective of Omaha Beach. He served with the 108th Battalion of seaborne engineers, the SEABEES. In the months leading up to D-Day, his unit in England constructed a giant artificial harbor, code-named MULBERRY. On the night of the invasion his job was to ride aboard one section of the harbor as it was towed across the English Channel.
"They called us, I guess it must have been around one or two in the morning. We saddled up and got on the span. There were five of these spans, five men to a road span, and we rode them with a tugboat pulling on them. They gave us old World War I '03 rifles, I don't know what they expected us to do with that."
"I started getting seasick, but when the firing started, and everything started lighting up, I got scared and I wasn't seasick anymore. We came under fire half way across the channel."
"I tell you it was spooky. We saw all those battleships going by, and we thought oh my gosh, here we are right out in the open. That night we had a German E-boat come out, and he was coming right at us. I tell you I was praying something terrible. First time I ever prayed. A Canadian corvette came by and blew the E-boat right out of the water. So the Lord answered my prayers."
"When we floated in to Omaha beach it was as light as day. We got to the beach after the second or third wave. They didn't want us to get in there too early and get everything fouled up.
"That's as far as I went. I'm glad I didn't get on the beach. Those poor guys, the landing craft would just dump them out, and they had probably eighty pounds on them, and a lot of them were over their heads in the water."
"I saw three tanks go up the beach, and all three of them blew up. There was a German 88 looking right down on them. Bing, bing, bing, they blew them up. We had a grandstand view. We were bombed and shelled most of the time, but on the third day we got our harbor up and operating."
Far above Rasmussen, master sergeant Charles E. Stockard, an engineer-gunner on a B-26 Marauder bomber, saw the MULBERRY harbor moving into position. Stockard remembers, "that dock that they built was really impressive."
In the weeks preceding the D-Day invasion, Stockard's unit had bombed railroad yards and bridges in France, as well as the distinctive launching pads of Hitler's secret weapon, the V-2 rocket.
For Stockard, D-Day began at 3:30 a.m. on June 6th. "They got us up early in the morning. We were briefed and at first light of day we took off for Normandy. This was my 61st bombing mission. After we became airborne I could not believe that the Air Force had that number of airplanes in England."
Stockard's plane was one of thousands bombing German gun emplacements in the area. "We dropped our bombs on the targets and returned to our air base in England with no damage to our aircraft or crews. While they were debriefing and briefing us, the ground crews were loading up our bombs again.
"I went on my 62nd mission. We again dropped our bombs and returned with no casualties to crew members or aircraft. We dropped all our bombs that day. We didn't have it too bad on D-Day."
Raynor T. Roberts of Florence, a 1st lieutenant at the time, was also in the air that day, piloting a P-38 fighter plane of the 474th Fighter-Bomber Group. His mission was to protect the invasion force from air attack. "It was the greatest show on earth–for me anyway. It seemed that one could walk on the ships clear across the Channel and never touch water. The big battleships were shelling Cherbourg and from 3,000 feet one could see the smoking from the 16-inch guns and see the shell hit. As the young generation say now, it was awesome."
Lt. Col. Doherty was also impressed by the scale of the invasion, but he thought the action below him looked unreal. "It was almost like you would picture Hollywood trying to do. In miniature, you see."
"The Channel was quite full. All sorts of boats. You could see five or six of them abreast, and they would swing in, you could tell they were counting and measuring off, and were peeling off just like aircraft would. We were able to fairly well tell where the troops were. We could see where Caen was, and could tell that the British hadn't been able to take that sector."
"We photographed the invasion fleet and the landing in France for some two hours before returning to our home base." Doherty didn't realize the amount of German anti-aircraft fire directed at him until the film was developed. "I was startled when I did see the film, how many flak explosions were behind me. Every time I went over the city of Caen."
In Missoula, the first announcement of the invasion came when the siren at the Northern Pacific depot on North Higgins let out a long blast at 1:45 a.m. Staffers gathered at the Daily Missoulian to reset the front page and insert the special invasion advertising. The Mercantile (now the Bon) ran a large D-Day ad which showed troops splashing out of a landing craft. It read "LaFayette, we are here… again."
Within a few hours the streets of downtown Missoula were full of newsboys yelling "extra, extra." As word of the long-anticipated invasion spread, people began gathering in churches throughout Missoula. The mood was somber, and the Missoula Sentinel (the Missoulian's afternoon version) reported that on D-Day, "the tremendous import of the news threw a hush over the spirit of the city."
Glenna Kost Mayer served in the Women's Army Corps and was working on the atomic bomb project at Los Alamos, N. Mex. when she heard of the invasion in Europe. "We were informed of the events of the landings and other activities of the invasion by a PA system. We were all very concerned and worried about our troops and the outcome of such an endeavor, but it was a great success and we were all grateful to the men who participated."
She didn't know that her future husband, paratrooper Albert Mayer, was one of those participating. For Mayer and most of the other men who landed in France on D-Day, the invasion was simply the beginning of a long hard fight across Europe. Mayer was wounded three times. "I got hit on the 3rd of July. They sent me back. Then I got hit over in Holland. In the eye, and they sent me home." After returning to the United States, demolition expert Mayer was sent to Los Alamos to work on the atomic bomb project, and there he met his future wife, Glenna. After serving in the Korean war and at an air base in Thailand during the Vietnam war, Al Mayer retired from the military. He and Glenna now live in Hot Springs.
Fellow paratrooper Ray Grossman spent a month in Normandy before returning to England. In September 1994, Grossman again went into combat, this time in Holland. "I rode a glider in on that operation. A glider will scare you to death. Jumping was very, very preferable to a glider." He fought throughout northern Germany and at the end of the war was stationed in Berlin as part of the occupation force in the Nazi capital. He is now a realtor in Missoula.
Paratrooper John Martin, a successful Missoula businessman, survived the Normandy fighting, despite falling asleep in the middle of a firefight. "On the plane on the way over, they gave us each some pills to keep you awake for about three days, soup you up. On the third day we were lying in a hedgerow with bullets flying everywhere. The next thing I knew I was lying there on the ground. I had gone to sleep with the bullets flying over." Martin also fought in Holland and at Bastogne with the 101st Airborne. The experiences of Martin and the rest of the men of his company have been recorded in a book by noted historian Stephen Ambrose (Band of Brothers, Touchstone Books).
Howard Rasmussen celebrated his 20th birthday on the day after the invasion. He remained at Omaha beach until a massive storm 13 days after D-Day destroyed the American MULBERRY harbor. "They put me on a sunken ship, a breakwater ship. And about that time the storm came up. And that thing was rolling. It was a big ship. Water came up to the deck, finally came up to the poop deck, and we were wading in it. They finally came out and got us. We couldn't swim off or we would have been finished. That was the worst storm in 50 years they said. Those big battleships were sitting out there, and you would see them come up and then you would see them disappear. And they were only two or three miles away."
"Then we went inland, after the troops got in, to an orchard I guess, and we stayed there for a couple weeks. After we camped up on the shore, I went out walking, and they didn't say anything about a password. This guard out there, he said, 'Give me the password or I'm going to shoot you.' I said I don't know it. I was sure he was going to shoot me."
"Yeah, it was quite an experience. My daughter said why didn't you go over there and celebrate that, but I said I could cry here just as easily as I could cry over there."
After the war George Doherty retired from the Air Force and went to medical school, where he became an anesthesiologist. He believes that his airplane filmed, "Most, if not all, of the aerial footage of the D-Day invasion taken by Americans."
Charles Stockard flew 15 more combat missions over Normandy before returning to the United States in July 1944. After serving 21 years in the military, he moved to Missoula in 1958 and became an Air Force recruiter.
Raynor Roberts also remained in the Air Force and retired with the rank of colonel. He now lives in Florence, and has mixed emotions of the D-Day invasion. "I would never want to have missed it, but I wouldn't want to do it again."
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• June 4 – The mayor of Great Falls and several local people
were interviewed for a KFBB radio program broadcast in
Britain.
• June 5 – The Allies captured Rome. High school air cadet
trainees arrived at Montana State College for two quarters
of training. An oil truck loading facility in Laurel was
destroyed by fire $30,000 damage.
• June 6 – The Allies invaded the Normandy beaches.
• June 7 – The 163rd Infantry Regiment captured Mokmer
airfield on Biak.
• June 9 – Paris Fligman's department store in Great Falls was
sold to a subsidiary of Allied Stores for $1.75 million.
• June 12 – The Fifth War Bond Drive started.
• June 17 – Billings held the annual "Go Western" parade.
• June 20 – A five-year-old Helena boy drowned after riding
his tricycle into Ten Mile Creek.
• June 23 – A P-39 pilot was killed in a crash near Pompey's
Pillar.
• June 24 – Five tons of waste paper were destroyed by
arsonists in Great Falls. A compulsory 48–hour work week
was implemented for major industries.
• June 25 – The Augusta rodeo began.
• June 28 – A truck accident near Boulder destroyed 180
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Vertical construction on the tallest of three luxury high-rise buildings in Jersey City's Journal Squared project is underway. Dresdner Robin, a leader in urban design and development, is providing engineering, environmental and design services on the tower, which will stand at 71 stories, offer 18,000 square feet of retail space and boast a gross square footage of about 1,000,000 square feet. Altogether, Journal Squared is the largest development in the district in decades.
The new tower, the second in a three-tower complex at 615 Pavonia Avenue, will feature 704 residential units. Upon completion, it will be one of the tallest buildings in Jersey City. The first building topped out in 2015 at 53 stories. The third tower, to be constructed following the project's second phase, will stand at 63 stories.
Jersey City-based Dresdner Robin is providing environmental investigation, planning, civil engineering and survey services for Journal Squared, including public utilities at the Magnolia Ave. plaza and roadway, near the Journal Square Transportation Center. Dresdner Robin is also providing construction administration services as construction progresses.
The developer, Kushner Real Estate (KRE) Group, tapped the New York-based firm Hollwich Kushner (HWKN) for the architectural design, with Handel Architects as the architect of record. Melillo + Bauer Associates is providing landscape architecture services for the ground level and rooftop areas.
The Magnolia Ave. plaza portion involved coordination and input from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, as the project interacts with the parking garage as well as the loading entrance for the adjacent PATH station. The design team worked with the Port Authority for vehicle circulation, utilities, site improvement, stairways and an entrance to the station.
Journal Squared was first approved by the city council in December 2012 and was granted a 30-year tax abatement and $10 million in bonds. It is the first major development of its kind in decades. The area was once home to Jersey City's central business district, as the waterfront consisted of railyards. Its time as an entertainment, office and retail hub declined during the 1970s. However, recent investment has attracted prospective residents interested in leveraging the district's proximity to transportation.
Melillo + Bauer Associates worked with the Port Authority on the design of the streetscape and Magnolia Plaza, addressing vehicular circulation and safety concerns. The result is a multi-functional space that serves as a main pedestrian entrance to the PATH station while also providing space for community events. The firm also created a multitude of amenity spaces for residents throughout the complex, including a rooftop pool and amenity deck, and a dog run.
For more information on the Journal Squared project, visit: https://journalsquared.com.
About Dresdner Robin: Dresdner Robin is a land use consultancy headquartered in Jersey City, N.J. The firm provides creative solutions that emphasize service, client satisfaction and technological innovation with specialties in site/civil engineering, land surveying, environmental service, planning, surveying and the revival of urban landscapes. With offices in locations across the New York City and Philadelphia metro areas, Dresdner Robin prides itself on being comprised of the most creative, multi-functional engineering team in the region. https://www.dresdnerrobin.com/.
About the KRE Group: Founded by Murray Kushner and Eugene Schenkman in 1979, KRE has grown into a full-service real estate investment and management company with properties in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. KRE remains a family business with a 30-year record of serving its tenants and partners with quality and integrity. The KRE portfolio consists of over 100 residential, retail and commercial properties. KRE offers an unparalleled breadth of end-to-end experience, from planning and acquisitions to development, construction, leasing and management. https://www.thekregroup.com/.


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Art Berman: Think Oil Is Getting Expensive? You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet.
In the year that President Donald Trump pulled out of the Paris accord and downplayed global warming as a security threat, the US received a harsh reminder of the perils of the rise in the planet's temperature: a destructive rash of hurricanes, fires and floods.
According to Bloomberg, the US recorded 15 weather events costing $1 billion or more each through early October, one short of the record 16 in 2011, according to the federal government's National Centers for Environmental Information in Asheville, North Carolina. And that tally doesn't include the recent wildfires in southern California, one of which grew to be the largest fire in state history, according to Bloomberg.
Among the most devastating events were hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria and wildfires in northern California. The killer storms caused economic losses of more than $210 billion in the U. S. and across the Caribbean, and about $100 billion in insured damages, according to Mark Bove, a senior research scientist with Munich Reinsurance America in Princeton, New Jersey.
US oil exports boom as OPEC cuts production.
There have been plenty of eye-catching stories in the energy industry this year, but one notable development has been the rise of the U. S. as a crude oil exporter. The ban on crude exports from the U. S. was lifted at the end of 2015, and exports ticked up in the following year, but only modestly. 2017, however, was the year that the floodgates opened.
In the first half of the year, there were several weeks when the U. S. topped 1 million barrels per day (mb/d), but exports averaged about 750,000 bpd between January and June.
This post was published at Wolf Street by Nick Cunningham ' Dec 29, 2017.
An official statement from Chinese officials tonight smacks of Obi Wan Kenobi – 'these are not the secret oil trades you are looking for'.
After being 'caught RED HANDED'…according to South Korea's Chosun Ilbo, U. S. recon satellites have photographed around 30 illegal transactions involving Chinese vessels selling oil to North Korea on the West Sea in October. The images allegedly showed large Chinese and North Korean ships transacting in oil in a part of the West Sea closer to China than South Korea. The satellite pictures even showed the names of the ships.
President Trump took aim at President Xi this morning in a very clear tweeted warning that follows US spy satellite evidence that showed China allowing oil exports to North Korea.
As a reminder, this is what President Trump is upset about, according to South Korea's Chosun Ilbo, U. S. recon satellites have photographed around 30 illegal transactions involving Chinese vessels selling oil to North Korea on the West Sea in October. The images allegedly showed large Chinese and North Korean ships transacting in oil in a part of the West Sea closer to China than South Korea. The satellite pictures even showed the names of the ships.
Venezuela has the largest proven oil reserve in the world. However, they are out of gasoline. The government has attributed this to poor management which has led to the stoppage of 80% of the country's refineries. So much for socialism. The assumption that government is competent of managing anything is proven by this very example.
This post was published at Armstrong Economics on Dec 28, 2017.
European stocks are steady in post-Christmas trading if struggling for traction after a mixed session in Asia, amid trading thinned by a holiday-shortened week and ongoing worries about the tech sector; however a strong rally in commodities – including copper and oil – buoyed expectations for a strong 2018 and helped offset concerns over the technology sector triggered by reports of soft iPhone X demand.
U. S. equity futures nudged higher while the dollar weakened against most G-10 peers as investors await the release of U. S. consumer-confidence data, with much of the spotlight falling on commodity currencies. The OZ dollar holds onto gains as copper surges to a three-year high; oil retreats after reaching the highest close in more than two years following a pipeline explosion in Libya on Tuesday. Treasuries and core European core bond yields are a touch lower.
The Stoxx Europe 600 Index edged lower, with tech stocks hit for the third day amid rumors of weak iPhone demand and leading the decline as chipmakers slumped after analysts lowered iPhone X shipment projections, sending the Nasdaq Composite Index lower overnight. While mining and oil stocks strengthened due to a surge in copper prices to a 3.5 year high (see below), the European STOXX 600 index slipped 0.1% as European tech stocks tumbled on reports that demand for Apple's iPhone X may be weaker than expected. The equity benchmark index is poised for an annual gain of 8.1%, the best advance in four years. Elsewhere, Volvo rose as China's Geely bought Cevian's stake in the truckmaker, making it Volvo AB's largest stakeholder. IWG surged the most since 2009 after confirming it has received a a non-binding takeover offer from a consortium backed by Brookfield Asset Management and Onex.
This post was published at Zero Hedge on Dec 27, 2017.
Tell me again why we don't toss our so-called "free trade" with China right here and now…..
This post was published at Market-Ticker on 2017-12-27.
While the U. S. Shale Energy Industry continues to borrow money to produce uneconomical oil and gas, there is another important phenomenon that is not understood by the analyst community. The critical factor overlooked by the media is the fact that the U. S. shale industry is swindling and stealing energy from other areas to stay alive. Let me explain.
This post was published at SRSrocco Report on DECEMBER 26, 2017.
According to South Korea's Chosun Ilbo, U. S. recon satellites have photographed around 30 illegal transactions involving Chinese vessels selling oil to North Korea on the West Sea in October. The images allegedly showed large Chinese and North Korean ships transacting in oil in a part of the West Sea closer to China than South Korea. The satellite pictures even showed the names of the ships.
China wants to dethrone the dollar and it could take a step in that direction before the end of the year.
According to numerous reports, China is prepared to launch a yuan-denominated oil futures contract before Christmas. Last week, the Shanghai International Energy Exchange successfully completed a fifth round of yuan-backed oil futures testing. According to a report by RT, the organization has met all the listing requirements and is set for an official launch.
Chinese trader Yuan Quwei told Bloomberg the holiday season would be the perfect time to get oil trading in yuan off the ground.
This could be a nightmare before Christmas for the petrodollar.
This post was published at Schiffgold on DECEMBER 19, 2017.
Will Myanmar Embrace Market Reforms?
The economic growth in Myanmar is now among the highest in Asia, and it's come a long way since the 1960's when it was considered one of the world's most impoverished countries. It's instructive to understand how this change took place, what some of the current economic metrics indicate, and current pressures being placed on Myanmar from the outside.
For starters, the general history of Myanmar (also known as Burma, and the reason for the two names is interesting in itself) is long and fascinating. More recently, Myanmar was conquered by Great Britain (it was actually a part of British India, which was responsible for much of the administration) in 1855, and became relatively affluent in this part of the world, primarily due to the trade of rice and oil.
However, even before British rule, Myanmar was already relatively well off due to its strategic location along important trade routes. Myanmar is located between India and China – Indian influence is still present, even today, and was resented, along with British control – and this trading activity helped offset a country based on self-sufficient agriculture and centralized control via a king.
Britain ruled Myanmar until independence in 1948, when a series of nationalization and central planning efforts created a welfare state. The results were disastrous. Rice exports fell by two-thirds in the 1950's, along with a 96% decline in mineral exports. In order to maintain central planning efforts, the government resorted to printing money, and runaway prices resulted from this inflation of the money supply.
This post was published at Ludwig von Mises Institute on Dec 18, 2017.


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Q: validate if names are consistent between two data frames I have two data frames and i am trying to validate if names in both the data frames are consistent for city in "CY". considering unique id "id" and "code" between them.but i am getting error.
 df9 <- data.frame(id=c(4531,6846,5925,6855,7305,6918,8376,7088,6307,4452,8184,6009,6443,8737,6571,9861),
      name=c("ttt,kyy","hug,mnu","nan,look","gol,fghu","shut,juna","kkk,dhu","hbad,gyun","mund,jiha","gyth","nand,jngu","ghye,what","bhun,jkyt","bhhatn","jhtud","bhatu","jjah,dav"))

  df8 <- data.frame(code=c(4531,6846,5925,6855,7305,6918,8376,7088,6307,4452,8184,6009,6443,8737,6571,9861),
      city = c("CY","NY","DA","CY","MN","GA","CY","CY","NY","DA","CY","CY","GA","CY","CY","DA"),
      name=c("ttt,kyy","hug,mnu","nan,look","gol,fghu","","kkk,dhu","blal,hun","mund,jiha","gyth","","ghye,what","bhun,jkyt","bhhatn","","kling,nany","jjah,dav"))

df8 <- df8 %>%
    mutate(
      name_df8=if_else(city=="CY", name_df8, str_trim(name_df8)),
      blank = case_when(
 is.na(name_df8)~"Blank name",
 str_length(name_df8)==0~"Blank name",
 TRUE~""
      )
    )

df8 <- df9 %>%
    right_join(x=.,y=select(df9,un_id_df9,name_df9), by=c(un_id_df8=un_id_df9)) %>%
    mutate(if_name_ok= case_when((is.na(name_df8) & is.na(name_df9)) |
(is.na(name_df8) & blank=="Blank val") |
(name_df8 == name_df9) ~ "",
name_df8 != name_df9~"Blank name",
     TRUE ~ "name not ok")) %>% select(blank,if_name_ok)

A: Is this what you are looking for?
left_join(df8, df9, by = c("code" = "id"), suffix = c("", ".")) %>%
  mutate(
    blank = if_else(name == "", "blank name", ""),
    consistent = if_else(name. != name & name != "", "not consistent", ""),
    name. = NULL
  )

Update
library(tidyr)
library(dplyr)

un_id_df8 = sym("code")
un_id_df9 = sym("id")
name_df8 = sym("name")
name_df9 = sym("name")
cond = expr(city == "CY")

df8 %>%
  left_join(
    df9 %>% select(!!un_id_df9, !!name_df9) %>% mutate(temp = !!name_df9), #see here
    by = setNames(
      c(deparse(un_id_df9), deparse(name_df9)),
      c(deparse(un_id_df8), deparse(name_df8))
    )
  ) %>%
  mutate(
    blank = if_else(!!name_df8 == "", "blank name", ""),
    consistent = if_else(!!cond & !!name_df8 != "" & is.na(temp), "not consistent", ""),
    temp = NULL
  )

Also, please ensure that your df8 and df9 look like something as follows. You got that unwanted name_df8 probably because we used different dataframes. In your code above, you modified df8, but I used the unmodified one.
> df8                                 > df9
   code city       name                    id      name
1  4531   CY    ttt,kyy               1  4531   ttt,kyy
2  6846   NY    hug,mnu               2  6846   hug,mnu
3  5925   DA   nan,look               3  5925  nan,look
4  6855   CY   gol,fghu               4  6855  gol,fghu
5  7305   MN                          5  7305 shut,juna
6  6918   GA    kkk,dhu               6  6918   kkk,dhu
7  8376   CY   blal,hun               7  8376 hbad,gyun
8  7088   CY  mund,jiha               8  7088 mund,jiha
9  6307   NY       gyth               9  6307      gyth
10 4452   DA                          10 4452 nand,jngu
11 8184   CY  ghye,what               11 8184 ghye,what
12 6009   CY  bhun,jkyt               12 6009 bhun,jkyt
13 6443   GA     bhhatn               13 6443    bhhatn
14 8737   CY                          14 8737     jhtud
15 6571   CY kling,nany               15 6571     bhatu
16 9861   DA   jjah,dav               16 9861  jjah,dav

Output
   code city       name      blank     consistent
1  4531   CY    ttt,kyy
2  6846   NY    hug,mnu
3  5925   DA   nan,look
4  6855   CY   gol,fghu
5  7305   MN            blank name
6  6918   GA    kkk,dhu
7  8376   CY   blal,hun            not consistent
8  7088   CY  mund,jiha
9  6307   NY       gyth
10 4452   DA            blank name
11 8184   CY  ghye,what
12 6009   CY  bhun,jkyt
13 6443   GA     bhhatn
14 8737   CY            blank name
15 6571   CY kling,nany            not consistent
16 9861   DA   jjah,dav


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The Church of the Good Shepherd will launch 2017 hiking ventures on Tuesday June 27. Baron Holmes is organizing and leading the hikes. All hikers are invited to contact Baron to be on the hikers list, to share ideas for hikes, or even to lead; please contact him at Bholmes@law.sc.edu or 803-206-0356. The first hike will be a modest climb from the Cloud Catcher Rd parking area up to the pavilion on Yellow Mt. Once at the top, Baron will provide an orientation to its 360 degree views by pointing out and commenting on the most inviting and prominent opportunities for your future explorations. Hikers will be encouraged to bring their own brunch or lunch and some water. If rain is a possibility, rain gear should be brought. Hikers should meet at the Good Shepherd parking lot by 9am on June 27. Those who would find it more convenient can meet us in the parking area at the trailhead of Cloud Catcher or in the parking places across the street from the Yellow Mt Baptist Church at the intersection with Yellow Mt Road; then you can follow us to Cloud Catcher and the parking area. Future hiking dates are: July 18, August 15, September 26, October 24. Locations TBD.


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Provides 23 cycles and options for fabric, soil, and cleaning flexibility. This is better than your average washer and it ranks in the top 20% of new washing machines for Cycles and Options.
Cycles: Normal, Bedding/WaterProof, Heavy Duty, Permanent Press, Steam Sanitize, Colors/Darks, Brilliant Whites, Active Wear, Delicates/Hand Wash, Quick Wash, Rinse + Spin, Spin Only, Deep Wash
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As the days get longer and warmer temperatures begin to take their hold on the Beehive State. Construction season is about to commence. Last week, the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) released a list of the top ten projects that will affect Utah motorists this summer.
Perhaps the project that will have the most impact on motorists is the reconstruction and expansion of Interstate 15 in Davis County. The project also includes multiple bridge replacements from North Salt Lake to Farmington as well as new interchange configurations at 2600 South and 500 South, which is expected to help improve traffic flow in those areas. Construction is scheduled to begin later this month, with completion expected in 2015.
A reconstruction of State Road 201 is also planned to start later this month. Crews plan to widen the ramps at the 5600 West interchange and replace the existing concrete pavement from 5600 West to 9450 West. The project is expected to complete by this fall.
Also planned to cut through the heart of Salt Lake City and South Salt Lake is the resurfacing of State Street from 400 South to 3300 South and the construction of a new interchange at the Redwood Road and Bangerter Highway intersection. It is expected to be similar to the freeway-like interchange at 7800 South and Bangerter Highway.
A number of big projects are also planned in other areas of the state. Riverdale Road in Roy is being reconstructed, various improvements are being made to U.S. 40 in Wasatch, Duchesne, and Uintah counties to help improve safety and traffic flow, and two intersections are being converted to a Diverging Diamond Interchange (DDI) – one in Cedar City and Brigham City.
Two projects relating to the Interstate 80 in Summit County are also in the works. A seven-mile section of the freeway between Silver Creek and Wanship will be reconstructed. The westbound bridge that goes over Silver Creek is also expected to be replaced. Construction starts in June and won't be complete until next year. A resurfacing of the freeway from the mouth of Parley's Canyon to the Jeremy's Ranch exit is expected to commence this summer and will be complete by the fall.
All in all, construction crews will be working on more than 175 projects this summer with a combined budget of $800 million. For more information on all the UDOT projects planned for this year, citizens are encouraged to visit UDOT's website devoted to all statewide projects.


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Q: In rails, using jquery token input and the tags are not working

    <%= f.label :author_tokens, "Authors" %>

    <%= f.text_area :author_tokens, "data-pre"=> @article.authors.map(&:attributes).to_json %>

This is my field for tokens. all authors name is listed here sucessfully. But when I choose them they are not copied in textarea author_tokens. but other name beside the option are copied in textfield.
{"utf8"=>"✓",
 "authenticity_token"=>"4XajxI5Cw59/Oe/Di0vlZKG2wp61/plh12iIs+OrKaI=",
 "article"=>{"name"=>"fdsfds",
 "published_on(1i)"=>"2012",
 "published_on(2i)"=>"8",
 "published_on(3i)"=>"21",
 "author_tokens"=>"",
 "content"=>"fdsfsfds"},
 "commit"=>"Create Article"}

what could be the problem?

A: Just put this in your html.erb file.
<% f.text_field :name_of_the_date_column, :value=>Date.today.strftime('%m-%d-%Y'), :id=>"dp5" %>

and in apllication.js file
$("#dt5").datepicker({
        format: 'mm-dd-yyyy'
    })
.on('changeDate', function(ev){
  $('#dt5').datepicker('hide');
});

This works for me


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Q: How to implement abstract factory in js? I want to implement very simple abstract factory pattern but I am facing this error.
Also am I doing something wrong with my code? How can I improve this to make it work properly?
Must call super constructor in derived class before accessing 'this' or returning from derived constructor"

A: You need to call super() inside constructor:
class MakeMeatPizza extends MakePizza {
    constructor() {
        super();
        super.createPizza("meat");
    }
}

So thanks to this beautiful answer:

The rules for ES2015 (ES6) classes basically come down to:

*

*In a child class constructor, this cannot be used until super is called.

*ES6 class constructors MUST call super if they are subclasses, or they must explicitly return some object to take the place of the one
that was not initialized.

And the code looks like this:

class Pizza {
    constructor(name,size,type) {
        this.name = name;
        this.size = size;
        this.type = type;
    }

    prepare() {
        console.log("prepare");
    }
    bake() {
        console.log("bake");
    }
    deliver() {
        console.log("deliver");
    }
}

class MeatPizza extends Pizza {
    constructor() {
        super("Chicago style pizza", "Large", "Meat")
    }
}

class VegePizza extends Pizza {
    constructor() {
        super("Only natural", "Large", "Vegetarian")
    }
}

class MakePizza {
    createPizza(type) {
        switch (type) {
            case "meat":
                return new MeatPizza()
            case "vege":
                return new VegePizza()
            default:
                throw new Error("Something went wrong...");
        }
    }
}

class MakeMeatPizza extends MakePizza {
    constructor() {
        super()
    }

    create() {
        return this.createPizza("meat")
    }
}

class MakeVegePizza extends MakePizza {
    constructor() {
        super()
    }

    create() {
        return this.createPizza("vege")
    }
}

class OrderPizza {

}

const test = new MakeVegePizza().create();
console.log(test)