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The Municipality of Idrija is a municipality in the west of Slovenia, famous for its UNESCO World Heritage mercury mine. It was awarded the Alpine Town of the Year 2011 for its exceptional efforts in the realisation of the Alpine Convention, and the European Destination of Excellence Award 2011, among others.
After 500 years of mercury mining in the world's second largest mercury mine, Idrija was faced with an important dilemma: continue with mercury mining despite falling prices on a global market, negative ecological impact and health problems of its inhabitants or find an alternative future in other sectors? It has since developed into an important global and regional node, with a growing economy and one of the lowest levels of unemployment in Slovenia.
The transformation from mining to industry began in the 1960s with the establishment of several electro-industry workshops. In the last decade, the municipality is increasingly developing into an innovation-based economy with special focus on sustainable development, heritage tourism, and youth policies, all supported and driven by smart city growth strategies.


In the long gone days before the internet revolution, it was only the large corporation that could afford professional business phone systems and benefit from all the nifty features and functions that come with them.
With the arrival of broadband in practically every nook and cranny of the entire business world, the playing field has once and for all been leveled, and all businesses, regardless of size, can gain from what the very best of modern telephony has to offer.
This democratization has been enabled by the growth, spread and technological advancements of cloud services. And what this means for the SME in telephony terms is that now all of the advanced features — extensions, rerouting options, automatic greetings, music on hold, find me/follow me call routing, etc. — that were once the sole reserve of the large corporation, can all be accessed and utilized simply and cheaply via an internet connection.
When compared to legacy phone systems, a hosted PBX solution offers numerous advantages for the SME. Indeed, providers have created their businesses out of creating packages, plans and solutions that are designed to help other businesses thrive. As such, you should expect to gain from some if not all of the following benefits that we have listed here. Indeed, when deciding on a provider, you should make sure that you are getting as many of these benefits as possible, for, if you don't, then you will almost certainly be able get a better deal by shopping around and looking elsewhere.
One of the most attractive elements of VoIP for any sized business is of course the cost factor. VoIP utilizes the power of the internet to connect calls — and it's safe to say that nearly all businesses these days are live on the web already. This means that, in the first instance, there are no additional cabling costs for a company which needs to interconnect all of their phones in the building — and this is something that can actually be a real hidden cost, especially for the fresh-faced start-up.
In addition, you will be leasing all of the equipment that you require from the provider, meaning that there will be no extra costs for any future repairs, nor ongoing maintenance and updates.
Voicemail to email transcription: This feature transcribes voicemail messages to text and sends them to a preferred email address. This is handy for when callers leave their details.
Find me/follow me call routing: This is ideal for field workers. Users can create a list of numbers where they can be found before the caller gets pushed to voicemail. So, for example, a user could have his or her office phone ring twice, but on the third ring their cell starts to ring, and then on the fifth their home phone.
Music on hold: Keep your callers entertained whilst waiting with latest releases, or golden oldies.
When you switch to a virtual PBX, you can keep the local number that clients already recognize. This is a huge advantage, as it will obviously be a rather large headache to try and let all of your clients and business partners know that you have changed your number — indeed, you may lose business and/or money in this process, especially if you have invested a lot in the past on advertising your old number.
The modern business is often no longer confined to a single location. You will no doubt have employees that work from home, you will have field workers, and there may even certain situations where either yourself or one of your colleagues may be required to work — or at least be contactable — overseas. The hosted PBX system enables this. No matter where you or your employees find themselves in the world, so long as there is an internet connection, they are able to dial into the business network as easily as if they were sat at their office desks.
This is not something that should be dismissed or overlooked. As we highlighted in the introduction of this blog, the professional phone system used to be the sole reserve of the large corporation, and, as such, there still remains an association with such business phone systems and success. And now, with hosted PBX, even the smallest business can cash in on the additional credibility that comes as part and parcel with a professional system — it can even give the impression to potential customers that the business is bigger than it actually is.
This is perhaps one of the most attractive features of a hosted PBX plan. As your business grows and you find yourself with more and more employees on the payroll, you can simply lease more phones from your provider and add them to your existing plan. Even if you find yourself to be so successful that you need to move to a bigger office, there's no need to start all over again — just pack up your phones and take them with you. Conversely, if at any point you need to downscale your operation, it's very easy to remove extensions and thereby cut the costs of your package. It couldn't be simpler.
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Murderer on day release helped victims in London Bridge terror attack
Members of the public have been praised for tackling Usman Khan (Picture: @HLOBlog/Twitter/PA)
A man who intervened in the London Bridge terror attack on Friday was on day release from prison after murdering a 21-year-old woman in 2004.
James Ford, 42, was praised after he tried to help a woman who was being attacked by Usman Khan, 28.
Khan, who was armed with two knives and wearing a fake suicide vest, was tackled by members of the public before he was shot dead by police on London Bridge next to Fishmongers' Hall.
He killed a man and a woman in the knife rampage and injured three others.
James Ford was on day release from prison when he intervened (Picture: PA)
It has now emerged Ford was on day release from prison after being jailed for a minimum of 15 years for the murder of Amanda Champion.
He cut the victim's throat and dumped her body in a waste ground close to her home in Kent in 2003.
The family of Ms Champion, who had learning difficulties and a mental age of 15, said Ford wasn't a hero and would never change.
Her aunt Angela Cox, 65, told the Daily Mail: "He is not a hero. He is a murderer out on day release, which us as a family didn't know anything about.
"He murdered a disabled girl. He is not a hero, absolutely not. The police liaison officer called me saying he was on the TV. I am so angry.
"They let him out without even telling us. Any of my family could have been in London and just bumped into him. It was a hell of a shock."
Amanda Champion, 21, was killed in 2003 (Picture: PA)
Flowers being delivered to the scene in Ashford, Kent, after Amanda Champion was killed (Picture: PA)
Ford had been invited to the Fishmongers' Hall on day release.
He was attending a conference on prisoner rehabilitation organised by the University of Cambridge-associated Learning Together.
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It has now been confirmed Khan was a convicted terrorist released half-way through a 16-year prison sentence for a plot to bomb the London Stock Exchange.
In February 2012, Khan, who had been based in Stoke-on-Trent, was handed an open-ended indeterminate sentence for public protection over his part in an al Qaida-inspired terror group that plotted to bomb the London Stock Exchange and build a terrorist training camp on land in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir owned by his family.
A list of other potential targets included the names and addresses of the Dean of St Paul's Cathedral in London, then London mayor Boris Johnson, two rabbis, and the American Embassy in London.
But the sentence for Khan, along with two co-conspirators, was quashed at the Court of Appeal in April 2013 and he was given a determinate 16-year jail term and freed on licence in December last year and made to wear the tag.
Ford is scheduled for imminent release from HMP Standford Hill, in Sheppey, according to reports.
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Older kids will slurp this up.
by Michael Reaves ‧ RELEASE DATE: May 1, 2001
Horror-master Reaves (Voodoo Child, 1998, etc.) jump-starts his narrative with a socko opener no later developments quite match.
In that devastating first scene, a 14-year-old Alabama girl, pregnant by her father, gives birth to—well, a great Rough Beast. In Greenwich Village, wealthy Rumanian orphan Colin finds that an intruder has opened his apartment's secret wall and stolen the sorcerers' three-part Trine. Found wandering the ruins of Vlad Tepes's palace, Colin was taken in by the Scholomance and raised in Shadowdance. But it is the angel Zoel, whose solid silver eyes enrapture him, who enlists herself to help him recover the lost three psychic articles. Using a door that opens into space on the back of his apartment, the two "apport" to Paris, where they find one article, the Book, in the catacombs. The apportation door works only one-way, but Colin declines Zoel's offer to fix it as a two-way portal. Meanwhile, back in the States, the novel divides into three other plotlines. One involves a serial killer known as Maneater (yes, a man-demon and Hannibal Lecter rip-off) who wakes from a lethal dose in the execution chamber and winks at reporter Liz Russell, vowing to chew into her at a later date. We're also treated to the brain-dead rock group Lycanthropus, whose perversely scatological albums include "Suck Me Down To Hell" and "Hell on Earth." Can the end of days be at hand? The Devil thinks so and, now reborn, has set the Apocalypse in motion. Once Colin recovers the Book, then the Stone, he must find the Flame at a hellish Las Vegas amusement park that features an underground roller coaster, The Balefire Express, a tour through hell itself in which the demon Pazuzu tells Colin, "I rather liked the way I was portrayed in The Exorcist."
Pub Date: May 1, 2001
Kirkus Reviews Issue: March 15, 2001
Categories: GENERAL SCIENCE FICTION & FANTASY | FANTASY | GENERAL FANTASY
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A celebration of fantasy that melds modern ideology with classic tropes. More of these dragons, please.
by Samantha Shannon ‧ RELEASE DATE: Feb. 26, 2019
After 1,000 years of peace, whispers that "the Nameless One will return" ignite the spark that sets the world order aflame.
No, the Nameless One is not a new nickname for Voldemort. Here, evil takes the shape of fire-breathing dragons—beasts that feed off chaos and imbalance—set on destroying humankind. The leader of these creatures, the Nameless One, has been trapped in the Abyss for ages after having been severely wounded by the sword Ascalon wielded by Galian Berethnet. These events brought about the current order: Virtudom, the kingdom set up by Berethnet, is a pious society that considers all dragons evil. In the East, dragons are worshiped as gods—but not the fire-breathing type. These dragons channel the power of water and are said to be born of stars. They forge a connection with humans by taking riders. In the South, an entirely different way of thinking exists. There, a society of female mages called the Priory worships the Mother. They don't believe that the Berethnet line, continued by generations of queens, is the sacred key to keeping the Nameless One at bay. This means he could return—and soon. "Do you not see? It is a cycle." The one thing uniting all corners of the world is fear. Representatives of each belief system—Queen Sabran the Ninth of Virtudom, hopeful dragon rider Tané of the East, and Ead Duryan, mage of the Priory from the South—are linked by the common goal of keeping the Nameless One trapped at any cost. This world of female warriors and leaders feels natural, and while there is a "chosen one" aspect to the tale, it's far from the main point. Shannon's depth of imagination and worldbuilding are impressive, as this 800-pager is filled not only with legend, but also with satisfying twists that turn legend on its head. Shannon isn't new to this game of complex storytelling. Her Bone Season novels (The Song Rising, 2017, etc.) navigate a multilayered society of clairvoyants. Here, Shannon chooses a more traditional view of magic, where light fights against dark, earth against sky, and fire against water. Through these classic pairings, an entirely fresh and addicting tale is born. Shannon may favor detailed explication over keeping a steady pace, but the epic converging of plotlines at the end is enough to forgive.
Kirkus Reviews Issue: Jan. 15, 2019
Categories: GENERAL SCIENCE FICTION & FANTASY | FANTASY | EPIC FANTASY
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THE MIME ORDER
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Will MacKenzie didn't let a slow start keep him off the fast track tonear the topof the leaderboard at the Memorial Tournament.
MacKenzie, playing in his first Memorial, overcame three birdies on his first four holes at Muirfield Village Golf Club this morning to shoot a 5-under-par 67.
"I got off to a terrible start," said MacKenzie, a third-year PGA Tour player whose victory in August at the Reno-Tahoe Open opened the door for him to play at Muirfield. "I three-putted No. 1, but I was about 80 feet from the hole.
"At (the 200-yard par-3 third) I hit it 4 feet from the hole, but you need to hit it 20 feet short there. That was another bogey."
It was at that point that MacKenzie's fortunes started to change.
"I decided to be aggressive," he said.
A perfect drive on the par-5 fifth hole left him with 213 yards to the pin. He used a 5-iron for his approach and "almost made it."
"I made the eagle putt and thought, 'I can get this back,'" MacKenzie said.
Birdies on Nos. 8 and 9 put him at 1 under at the turn, and he followed that with four birdies on a bogey-free back nine.
"I started the year solidly," said MacKenzie, who tied for fourth at the Mercedes Championship in the Tour's opening event and 18th at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic on Jan. 21. He hasn't cracked the top 20 since.
"I'm tired of playing bad. I'm trying to dig it out of the dirt."
MacKenzie said he got his first look at Muirfield about five or six years ago while "playing goat tracks on a mini tour." He was visiting friends and attended a round of the Memorial and "was blown away by how lush and pure it is here."
"I've dreamed of playing here," he said. "And now I'm ready to get out of this funk."


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Niagara Movement (1905-1909)
Posted on December 16, 2007 October 7, 2020 by contributed by: Stephanie Christensen
African American History: African American History: Groups & Organizations
The Niagara Movement Annual Meeting, Boston, 1907
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The Niagara Movement was a civil rights group organized by W.E.B. Du Bois and William Monroe Trotter in 1905. After being denied admittance to hotels in Buffalo, New York, the group of twenty-nine business owners, teachers, and clergy who comprised the initial meeting gathered at Niagara Falls, Ontario (Canada) from which the group's name derives.
The principles behind the Niagara Movement were largely in opposition to Booker T. Washington's philosophy of Accommodationism. Trotter, editor of the Boston Guardian, had publicly reprimanded Washington at a Boston, Massachusetts meeting in 1903. In The Souls of Black Folk (1903), Du Bois had also condemned Washington for his lowered expectations for African Americans. The Niagara Movement drafted a "Declaration of Principles," part of which stated: "We refuse to allow the impression to remain that the Negro-American assents to inferiority, is submissive under oppression and apologetic before insults."
The Niagara Movement attempted to bring about legal change, addressing the issues of crime, economics, religion, health, and education. The movement stood apart from other black organizations at the time because of its powerful, unequivocal demand for equal rights. The Niagara Movement forcefully demanded equal economic and educational opportunity as well as the vote for black men and women. Members of the Niagara Movement sent a powerful message to the entire country through their condemnation of racial discrimination and their call for an end to segregation.
While the movement had grown to include to 170 members in 34 states by 1906, it also encountered difficulties. W.E.B. Du Bois supported the inclusion of women in the Niagara Movement, William Monroe Trotter did not. Trotter left the movement in 1908 to start his own group, the Negro-American Political League.
The Niagara Movement met annually until 1908. In that year a major race riot broke out in Springfield, Illinois. Eight blacks were killed and over 2,000 African Americans fled the city. Symbolically important because it was the first northern race riot in four decades and because it was in the hometown of Abraham Lincoln, black and white activists, including members of the Niagara Movement, felt a new more powerful, interracial organization was now needed to combat racism. Out of this concern, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) was formed. The Niagara Movement was considered the precursor to the NAACP and many of its members, such as W.E.B. Du Bois, were among the new organization's founders.
African American History, Groups & Organizations
20th Century (1900-1999), United States - Illinois, Civil Rights - NAACP, United States - New York, United States - Massachusetts, Racial Conflict - Race Riots, North America-Canada-Ontario
Christensen, S. (2007, December 16). Niagara Movement (1905-1909). BlackPast.org. https://www.blackpast.org/african-american-history/niagara-movement-1905-1909/
Kate Tuttle, "Niagara Movement," Africana: The Encyclopedia of the African and African American Experience (New York: Oxford University Press, 2005); Susan Altman, "Niagara Movement," The Encyclopedia of African American Heritage (New York: Facts On File, Inc., 1997); Scott Kirkwood, "And Justice for All" National Parks (Washington: Summer 2006).
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– USA, KY – Creative Realities, Inc. (OTCQX:CREX), a leading provider of digital marketing solutions, has submitted its formal application to list the Company's common stock in the U.S. on the NASDAQ Capital Market and has effected changes in its Board of Directors to comply with NASDAQ governance requirements.
Effective as of September 7, 2018, each of Patrick O'Brien and Eric Bertrand resigned from the Board of Directors of Creative Realities, Inc. On that same date, the Board of Directors appointed Joseph Manko, Jr. to serve as a director on the Board of Directors. Mr. Manko has been an observer of the Board since 2014 and is expected to serve on the Audit Committee and Compensation Committee of the Board of Directors, each newly formed and constituted by the Board of Directors.
Mr. Manko is an experienced Board member and Senior Principal in Horton Capital Management LLC, the investment manager for the Horton Capital Partners Fund, LP, and significant shareholder in the Company. Mr. Manko has over 20 years of investment experience in the asset management, investment banking, private equity and corporate securities markets, including senior roles at Deutsche Bank in London and Merrill Lynch in Hong Kong. Prior to founding the Horton Fund, Mr. Manko was a Partner and Chief Executive Officer of Switzerland-based BZ Fund Management Limited. Mr. Manko began his career as a corporate finance attorney at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom and earned both his B.A. and Juris Doctorate from the University of Pennsylvania.
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Creative Realities helps retailers and brands use the latest technologies to inspire shopper engagement in and around their stores. Founded over 15 years ago, the firm's evolving client base has led to recognized leadership in deploying technology aligned with strategic and consumer behavior goals at Retail. The firm has created and delivered consumer/shopper experiences, designs and installs high-end audio-visual networks, and is actively providing recurring SaaS and support services across diverse categories: Automotive, Apparel & Accessories, Banking, Baby/Children, Beauty, CPG, Department Stores, Digital Out-of-Home, Electronics, Fashion, Fitness, Foodservice/QSR, Financial Services, Gaming, Luxury, Mass Merchants, Mobile Operators, and Pharmacy Retail.


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Tag Archives: Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band
Springsteen and his moments of miracle
Since seeing Springsteen in April, I have been completely under his spell… listening to every album in chronological order, including the box set Tracks and a handful of incredible bootlegs including Bruce and The E-Street Band Live at the Main Point in 1975 and at Winterland in 1979. Both contain there fair share of miracles… moments that make your skin tighten and your nervous system ignite. The version of E-Street Shuffle from 1975 is one of those moments; you can hear in every note that the band is playing for their lives and that Springsteen has everything to prove, everything to live and die for.
I have also been reading Clinton Heylin's compelling, E-Street Shuffle: The Glory Days of Bruce Springsteen and The E-Street Band. It is a superbly researched book that takes the reader deep into, the at times infuriatingly perfectionist world of Springsteen, from his early days with The Castilles up to the recording of Tunnel of Love and the end of the first E-Street era. And for the real buffs, it provides detailed notes on the 300 songs Springsteen penned during this time. It really is the work of a true aficionado.
One of the few issues I took with the book was Heylin's final note; that the moments of miracle are fewer these days. Anyone who experienced the recent 'Wrecking' shows would attest to the fact that night after night, Springsteen continues to perform miracles. Maybe it is because audiences go expecting nothing less, and that these days Bruce and band are performing in much larger arenas that some of the subtle magic is lost. I can't say for sure… but what I do know, is it wasn't lost on me.
Here's three moments of miracle from three different E-Street eras. Get your fill.
Now I am off to start reading Peter Ames Carlin's 'Bruce'.
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C'mon Rise Up: One night on E-Street
It's been almost three days since spending the night on E-Street and the high I left on is yet to lose any of its edge. Springsteen and the E-Street Band demonstrated to all that gathered why they remain a unique musical force on the world stage. Thursday night (March 14), was their first show for 2013, and the anticipation among the 17 musicians on stage (yep, you read that right) was tangible, their bond, magnetic; each of them played for their lives, wringing every last note from their respective instruments. Here's a great example, with Nils tearing up his fretboard in Because The Night.
The set list was studded with masterpieces from their 40+ year career as well as six cuts from 2012's Wrecking Ball. For anyone wondering whether the new material would stack up live; it more than did; set opener We Take Care Of Our Own laid the foundation for the rest of the show, Bruce and co. giving it some added grunt; and the audience reciprocated, singing it back as loud as the band pumped it out. And if that wasn't enough to whip the crowd from their seats, the cover of Brisbane legends, The Saints 1986 classic, Just Like Fire Would, certainly did.
I have to admit, I was choking back tears for the first 5 songs… such is the emotion Springsteen creates. For me he is one of the few artists in this world that really matters; one of the few whose lyrics continue to shape lives; whose energy continues to inspire and amaze. Early classics like Spirit in the Night and E-Street Shuffle show no signs of their forty years; in fact the outro to E-Street Shuffle was one of the absolute highlights of the night; the horn section, including the late, great Clarence Clemons nephew, Jake on Saxophone, giving it some real swing.
But talk of highlights is foolish, as there was not a song in the 25 song setlist that didn't deliver. Few artists are able to play songs spanning 40 years and have them all sit seamlessly side by side. This is yet another fact that makes this band so remarkable.
Speaking of the setlist, here it is…
We Take Care Of Our Own (from Wrecking Ball, 2012)
Just Like Fire Would (The Saints cover)
Wrecking Ball (from Wrecking Ball, 2012)
Badlands (from Darkness On The Edge Of Town
Death To My Hometown (from Wrecking Ball, 2012)
Hungry Heart (from The River, 1980)
My City of Ruins (from The Rising, 2002)
Spirit In The Night (from Greetings From Asbury Park, 1973)
The E Street Shuffle (from The Wild The Innocent and the E Street Shuffle, 1973)
Jack Of All Trades (from Wrecking Ball, 2012)
Murder Incorporated (from Greatest Hits, 1985)
Johnny 99 (from Nebraska, 1982)
Because The Night (from Live 1975/85, 1986)
She's The One (from Born To Run, 1975)
Shackled and Drawn (from Wrecking Ball, 2012)
Waitin' On A Sunny Day (from Working On A Dream, 2009)
Apollo Medley
The Rising (from The Rising, 2002)
The Ghost Of Tom Joad (from The Ghost of Tom Joad, 1995)
Thunder Road (from Born To Run, 1975)
We Are Alive (from Wrecking Ball, 2012)
Born To Run (from Born To Run, 1975)
Glory Days (from Born In The USA, 1984)
Dancing In The Dark (from Born In The USA, 1984)
Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out (from Born To Run, 1975)
I went knowing that the ghosts of Clarence and Danny would be in the room; and there were two distinct moments when you could really feel their force. Bruce asked us all to remember the ghosts who walk beside us before delivering what was one of the most spiritually uplifting moments of the night, My City Of Ruins; and in set closer, Tenth Avenue Freeze Out, he stopped the band as he finished the line;
When the change was made uptown
And the big man joined the band
and on the big screens that flickered above the stage, we were given the opportunity to say our goodbyes to the Big Man and Danny; though, as Bruce said, they will forever remain in the band.
Like the showman he is, Springsteen worked the crowd. Throughout the night he lifted two women from the audience; one to sing Waitin' On A Sunny Day; and one to be his dance partner at the end of Dancing in the Dark; he even crowd surfed his way from the middle of the Entertainment Centre during Hungry Heart.
There was no slowing down; no letting up; the band's contagious energy surging throughout the 3 and a bit hour show. If it takes another 10 years for the E-Street Band to reach our shores, I will be waiting. Nights like this have the power to live inside of us forever.
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Tomorrow night on E-Street
Tomorrow night, I will be on E-Street; standing beside my wife on our 4th wedding anniversary in front of one of our shared musical heroes. Life really doesn't get much better…
Springsteen has played a vital role in my life. Way back in April 1985, I saw Bruce and the E-Street Band as they stormed the globe on the Born in the U.S.A. Tour. It was my very first taste of live music and almost 30 years on, I still tingle when I think about it. Bruce himself talks about Elvis freeing his body and Dylan freeing his mind… well, that night, Bruce freed both for me; changing forever, the way I think and feel about music and art in general. That night, dancing down the street after the gig, I felt something that I had never known. A fire and a joy that were simultaneously making me laugh, sing and cry.
Bruce's commitment and passion have continued to be a guiding light in the way I approach my own work… the willingness to stand behind your words, no regrets; to leave nothing behind when you get an opportunity to stand on stage in front of an audience. These principles continue to drive me…
I know tomorrow night is going to be wildly emotional… there will be no Clarence on stage, no Danny, but I'm sure they'll be in the room… where else would they want to be? As Bruce said, Danny and Clarence haven't left the E-Street band because they are no longer with us; they leave the band, when the band dies.
And the band is far from that… For the committed, the hungry and the hunted, here's the full audio from one of the Wrecking Ball shows last year, all three and a bit hours of it:
For those of you looking for a smaller bite, here's Bruce and band playing Tenth Avenue Freeze Out at last year's SXSW festival:
See you on the other side of E-Street!
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Lost Shark Radio #2 – Long Live Clarence Clemons
My heart broke a little today when I learned that the great Clarence 'Big Man' Clemons had passed away on June 18. Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band gave me my first live music experience way back in 1985 when they toured the country for the first time on the back of the mammoth, Born in the USA album. I have vivid memories of Clarence and Bruce standing side by side, leaning in that little bit, stoking the fire inside each other. His playing on songs like Thunder Road & Born to Run will remain timeless, but it is the solo on Jungleland that makes my skin tighten and the hairs on my neck dance.
Here he is blowing that legendary sax, live in Hyde Park in 2009:
With the loss of Danny Federici in 2008 and now Clarence, the E-Street Band will be forever changed… so it is only fitting to leave the last word to Bruce:
Clarence lived a wonderful life. He carried within him a love of people that made them love him. He created a wondrous and extended family. He loved the saxophone, loved our fans and gave everything he had every night he stepped on stage. His loss is immeasurable and we are honored and thankful to have known him and had the opportunity to stand beside him for nearly forty years. He was my great friend, my partner, and with Clarence at my side, my band and I were able to tell a story far deeper than those simply contained in our music. His life, his memory, and his love will live on in that story and in our band.
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Buffalo Sabres announce additions to coaching staff
Fri, Jun 14th 2019 04:10 pm
The Buffalo Sabres on Friday announced the team hired Don Granato and Mike Bales as assistant coaches. The pair joins assistant coach Steve Smith as members of head coach Ralph Krueger's staff for the 2019-20 season.
Granato spent the past two seasons as an assistant coach for the Chicago Blackhawks after serving as the associate head coach for the University of Wisconsin during the 2016-17 season.
During his coaching career, Granato spent eight total seasons in the St. Louis Blues' organization, including one season as an assistant coach for the Blues (2005-06). He also served as the team's AHL head coach for seven seasons, first with the Worcester IceCats (2000-01 to 2004-05) and later with the Chicago Wolves (2008-09 to 2009-10). In his first season with the IceCats, Granato was the recipient of the Louis A.R. Pieri Memorial Award, awarded annually to the AHL's most outstanding coach.
Granato began his coaching career in the USHL during the 1993-94 season as the interim head coach of the Wisconsin Capitols. He became head coach of the Green Bay Gamblers the following campaign and led the team to the best record in the USHL in 1995-96 and 1996-97. The following season, Granato moved to the ECHL, where he spent two seasons as head coach of the Columbus Chill before winning the Kelly Cup in his only season as head coach of the Peoria Rivermen in 1999-00.
A native of Downers Grove, Illinois, Granato also has extensive experience as a coach at the national level for the U.S. From 2011-12 to 2015-16, Granato served as a head coach at the USNTDP, where he led his teams to victories at the 2014 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge and the 2015 IIHF World U18 Championship. He was also an assistant coach for Team USA at the 2015 IIHF World Junior Championship and at the 2014 and 2018 IIHF World Championships.
As a player, he captured an NCAA Championship with the University of Wisconsin in 1990. He spent two seasons in the ECHL with Columbus, posting 90 points (26 goals, 64 assists) in 103 career contests.
Bales joins the Sabres with six seasons of experience as a goaltending coach in the National Hockey League. The Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, native spent the past two seasons with the Carolina Hurricanes, during which the team recorded an 82-64-18 regular-season record.
Prior to joining the Hurricanes, Bales spent six seasons with the Pittsburgh Penguins (2011-12 to 2016-17), winning the Stanley Cup in each of his final two seasons as a member of the Penguins' staff. Originally hired by Pittsburgh in 2011 as a goaltender development coach, his first two seasons with the team were highlighted by helping to scout, draft and develop Penguins goaltender Matt Murray.
Bales was promoted to serve as the Penguins' goaltending coach prior to the 2013-14 season. While serving on the team's coaching staff, he oversaw a four-year span during which the team's goaltenders posted the seventh-best save percentage in the league.
Bales played 18 seasons of professional hockey as a goaltender. He was selected by the Boston Bruins in the fifth round of the 1990 NHL Draft and appeared in 23 NHL games with the Bruins and Ottawa Senators.
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Imagine a life of peace and purpose in the face of global instability and personal crisis. In his new book Fearless Living in Troubled Times, Dr. Michael Youssef provides powerful hope found in 1 and 2 Thessalonians—Paul's letters to believers living in a hostile world. Explore what it means to live fearlessly in a day when people desperately need to see your unwavering faith.


"I've been out of the "Gaming community" for some time now. I still play, but I don't follow it like I used to. Pixel Sift made me feel like I never missed a beat. Very informative show, while not being snobby or overwhelming to folks who may not be avid gamers. "


Exercising is an exhilarating activity – not only does it help you get in better shape, but it also makes you feel liberated and has a positive effect on your mood too.
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Choosing the wrong exercise program: Exercise enthusiasts tend to overdo or overexert, thinking they will get in shape faster that way. This is a wrong approach as your body needs time to get accustomed to the amount of exertion you put it through. High-intensity programs, especially after long periods of inactivity, cause more harm than benefit to your body. You need to start with a slower routine and then move up gradually.
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Lone Pine is located 16 miles (26 km) south-southeast of Independence, at an elevation of 3727 feet (1136 m) in Inyo County, California, United States. The population was 2,035 at the 2010 census, up from 1,655 at the 2000 census. The town is located in the Owens Valley, near the Alabama Hills. From possible choices of urban, rural, and frontier, the Census Bureau identifies this area as "frontier". On March 26, 1872, the very large Lone Pine earthquake destroyed most of the town and killed 27 of its 250 to 300 residents. This small town located just east of the Sierra Nevada range and below the magnificent Mount Whitney is a gem of a place. With its incredibly scenic location and the history of film making around this town makes this place a must-visit. Just a few miles west of the town are the Alabama Hills which has some very unique and bizarre rock formations which have attracted many film companies here over the years. During the 1870s, Lone Pine was an important supply town for several nearby mining communities, including Kearsarge, Cerro Gordo, Keeler, Swansea, and Darwin. In 1920, the history of Lone Pine was dramatically altered when a movie producion company came to the Alabama Hills to make the silent film The Roundup. Other companies soon discovered the scenic location, and in the coming decades, over 400 films, 100 television episodes, and countless commercials have used Lone Pine and the Alabama Hills as a film location. Some of the notable films shot here in the 1920s and 1930s include Riders of the Purple Sage (1925) with Tom Mix, The Enchanted Hill (1926) with Jack Holt, Somewhere in Sonora (1927) with Ken Maynard, Blue Steel (1934) with John Wayne, Hop-Along Cassidy (1935) with William Boyd, The Charge of the Light Brigade (1936) with Errol Flynn, Oh, Susanna! (1936) with Gene Autry, Rhythm on the Range (1936) with Bing Crosby, The Cowboy and the Lady (1938) with Gary Cooper, Under Western Stars (1938) with Roy Rogers, and Gunga Din (1939) with Cary Grant. In the coming decades, Lone Pine and the Alabama Hills continued to be used as the setting for Western films, including West of the Pecos (1945) with Robert Mitchum, Thunder Mountain (1947) with Tim Holt, The Gunfighter (1950) with Gregory Peck, The Nevadan (1950) with Randolph Scott, Bad Day at Black Rock (1955) with Spencer Tracy, Hell Bent for Leather (1960) with Audie Murphy, How the West Was Won (1962) with James Stewart, Nevada Smith (1966) with Steve McQueen, Joe Kidd (1972) with Clint Eastwood, Maverick (1994) with Mel Gibson, and The Lone Ranger (2013) with Johnny Depp. Through the years, non-Western films also used the unique landscape of the area, including Alfred Hitchcock's Saboteur (1942) with Robert Cummings, Samson and Delilah (1949) with Hedy Lamarr, Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (1989) with William Shatner, Tremors (1990) with Kevin Bacon, The Postman (1997) with Kevin Costner, and Gladiator (2000) with Russell Crowe.


An exclusive retirement development for the over 70's, built in the heart of the award-winning Poundbury. As part of the Duchy of Cornwall estate, this project reflected the Englishness of the area.
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March 1, 2018 News, TOP STORY
Today, Disney set a boatload of dates for its upcoming slate of films across several silos (Marvel, Pixar, and Disney Animation) for the future. Marvel fans were particularly intrigued that they set a bunch of dates for their upcoming slate as well, but without any clear indication as to those titles.
Marvel now has dates set on 5/7/21, 7/30/21, 11/5/21, 2/18/22, 5/6/22, and 7/29/22. Currently, Marvel has announced 4/27/18 for Avengers: Infinity War, 7/6/18 for Ant-Man and The Wasp, 3/8/18 for Captain Marvel, 5/3/19 for Avengers 4, and 7/5/19 for Spider-Man Sequel. The most obvious date, other than those already slated, has to be that February date in 2022 which would be perfect for the Black Panther sequel to the blockbusting first installment.
The less obvious titles might be Spider-Man 3, Ant-Man 3, Dr. Strange 2, Captain Marvel 2, another Avengers team up, and an all-female film featuring Valkyrie and others.
The scheduling also might be a clearer signal that Marvel Studios isn't concerned with the possible influx of heroes and villains from a potential Fox merger. Disney and Fox announced a merger in December 2017 that could see the X-Men and Fantastic Four characters flood into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The merger is currently under government review, but Disney's CEO Robert Iger made it clear that Marvel wants their characters back and for good.
Indications are that Fox hasn't shied away from its future plans either with recent reports that development is going on undeterred. Fox is currently working on a slate that will give the audience Deadpool 2 in May 2018 and X-Men: Dark Phoenix in December 2018, then 3 titles in 2019, and 3 more in 2020.
Fox has plans a Silver Surfer with Brian K. Vaughn, a Doctor Doom project with Noah Hawley, X-Force with director Drew Goddard, and the never-ending development of Channing Tatum's Gambit movie.
Whether Marvel and Fox play ball, it is clear that Marvel will have a lot of theatrical releases for the foreseeable future.
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Reprinted from East Anglian Daily Times with kind permission from Brad Jones, the news editor. The ladies keeping Suffolk's past alive 12 December 2008 | 13:00 STEVEN RUSSELL Betty Milburn and Margaret Statham from the Bury Past and Present Society in front of the Abbygate in Bury Here's a funny thing: two champions of Bury St Edmunds and its history hail not from Suffolk but Yorkshire. Steven Russell meets them to hear about the Past and Present Society . . . and a Mexican pop band IN one corner we have folk like my teenage daughter, who's adamant history is s-o b-o-r-i-n-g. Diagonally opposite are enthusiasts who realise that all those yesterdays make life what it is now. It's also true that the past has the power to connect people in the most unexpected of ways – across the generations and across the oceans. Take a massive project that's been soaking up time and attention like a hungry infant. Hundreds of old pictures of Bury St Edmunds – from Gibb's shop on the corner of Skinner Street to Flashlight Group's presentation of Iolanthe – have been put on the worldwide web for everyone to enjoy. Meanwhile, committed volunteers dig away, unearthing richer detail to make the captions more informative than simply "Lady on horse outside Norman Tower". About 850 images can be called up at the click of a mouse, so it's not surprising folk doing Google searches around the globe have stumbled onto paths that led to Suffolk.


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Mike Emerson serves as the Director of the Marine Transportation Systems at U.S. Coast Guard Headquarters. This directorate is responsible for a wide variety of navigation safety and security functions including Waterways Management, Aids to Navigation, Domestic and Polar Ice Operations, Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning and Bridge and Arctic Programs.
Prior to his role as Director, Mike Emerson was assigned as the Coast Guard Senior Arctic Advisor, following a three year assignment in the Office of Operations Coordination at the Department of Homeland Security Headquarters. As Arctic Advisor, he directed daily production of Service Chief-level reports to highlight operations and outcomes of Arctic initiatives, and led international and interagency maritime domain awareness programs, including projects in Arctic regions.
Mike Emerson retired from the Coast Guard in 2014, following an exciting 30 year career. His tours of duty included Senior Fellow for the CNO Strategic Studies Group in Newport, RI; Chief of Aviation Forces in Headquarters; Commanding Officer of Coast Guard Air Station Clearwater, FL; and Chief of Drug Interdiction in Headquarters.
Mike Emerson is a specialist in Coast Guard missions, at sea and in the air. His operational career began with two tours afloat as First Lieutenant of Cutter CHEROKEE, and Executive Officer of Cutter VASHON conducting rescues and law enforcement along the east coast and throughout the Caribbean. Afterward, he earned his aviator wings at Pensacola, FL, and served multiple tours in Puerto Rico, Hawaii, and Florida, providing flight support for each of the 11 Coast Guard missions. He is an experienced C-130 pilot and instructor. He has over 4,000 hours of flight time, and instructed for 13 years.
A native of Norfolk, VA, Mike Emerson proudly began the third generation of Emerson's serving in the Coast Guard. He graduated from the U.S. Coast Guard Academy in 1984 with a Bachelor of Science in Government Degree, and has since received a Masters Degree in Military Studies from the Marine Corps University, and a Master's Degree in Business Administration from American Military University. He currently lives in Owings Maryland with his wife Becky and two daughters, Becca and Leah. He is also supporting two more daughters at Florida State University.
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Captain Kevin C. Kiefer serves as Deputy Director of the Coast Guard's Marine Transportation Systems Directorate at US Coast Guard Headquarters. He is responsible for a wide variety of navigation safety and security functions including Waterways Management, Aids to Navigation, Domestic and Polar Ice Operations, Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning, Permitting for Bridges, and Arctic Programs.
Prior to assuming his current position, he was Chief of Staff for the First District in Boston, Massachusetts where he directed more than 11,000 Coast Guard and Auxiliary personnel, along with 30 cutters, 200 boats, and 7 aircraft, responsible for executing Coast Guard missions across eight Northeast states from the US/Canadian border to New Jersey.
He previously served as the Coast Guard Sector Commander of Baltimore, Maryland where his area of responsibility included all Coast Guard missions throughout the state and the National Capitol Region (NCR). In this role, he served as Captain of the Port, Federal Maritime Security Coordinator, Officer in Charge of Marine Inspection, and the region's Search and Rescue Mission Coordinator. He was also the maritime lead for the Joint Force Headquarters NCR Executive Team, a single-point central office of the five military branches and NORAD for planning, coordination and execution of operational military service missions in the NCR.
Prior to his time in Baltimore, Captain Kiefer held the position of Chief, Office of Port and Facility Compliance at Coast Guard Headquarters. He was also a delegate to the International Maritime Organization where he worked on port and global supply chain security and maritime trade recovery. During the 2010 Deepwater Horizon Spill of National Significance oil spill response, Captain Kiefer served as Staff Director/Current Plans at the National Incident Command.
Captain Kiefer served as Commanding Officer of Marine Safety Unit Huntington, WV and Executive Officer of Marine Safety Office (MSO) Corpus Christi, TX, during which time he was the lead planner for the nation's largest military outload operation in support of Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom. Other field tours included MSO Tampa, FL and the Coast Guard Cutter VALIANT.
Captain Kiefer graduated from the US Coast Guard Academy with a Bachelor of Science degree in Marine Engineering in 1989. He earned a Master of Science degree in Engineering (Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering) and a Master of Engineering degree (Manufacturing) from the University of Michigan.
Personal decorations include the Legion of Merit, five Meritorious Service Medals, Coast Guard Commendation Medal, Department of Transportation 9-11 Medal, Coast Guard Achievement Medal, and Army Achievement Medal.


Hummingbird Reviews: Q&A with Liz Fenwick, author of The Returning Tide.
Q&A with Liz Fenwick, author of The Returning Tide.
In wartime Cornwall, 1943, a story between two sisters begins - the story of Adele and Amelia, and the heart-breaking betrayal that will divide them forever.
Decades later, the effects of one reckless act still echo - but how long will it be until their past returns?
Hello fabulous bookish folk, and welcome back to another wonderful Q&A, this time with much-loved and superbly talented author, Liz Fenwick.
Hello, I'm Liz Fenwick. Originally I'm from Massachusetts but now I call Cornwall home. I'm lucky enough to be a full-time writer, creating stories with their heart in Cornwall. 5.5.
When is your next book due to be published and what is it called?
My latest book, The Returning Tide, is out on the 23rd of March 2017.
It's about two sisters and one betrayal... that begins in WWII and weaves through to the present day.
Emotional, engaged, glued to it.
If you were to describe this book in the same way you'd t describe the weather, what would you say?
Because much of the book is set in the final years of WWII, I'd describe it as tumultuous.
I began writing when I was little. Because I am an only child - books became my constant companions and I have always wanted stories to go on longer... first they did in my mind then I began to write them down. My first story was about a teddy bear I think.
Did you or do you have goals for your writing?
I wanted to be a best seller... it's even mentioned in my high school year book!
This is always so hard to answer. At the moment Kate Atkinson, Jane Austen, Daphne DuMaurier and Mary Wesley.
If you had to describe your writing style in only three words, which words would they be?
What themes do you usually focus on within your writing? Is it different with each book?
Identity and different types of love are always certain to be dealt with in every book. The central theme varies with each one, but I find myself always exploring who we are and what makes us that way and how love plays a crucial role in our lives... not just romantic love.
Each novel has had a different 'seed' idea that pulled others out of the back of my mind to form a story. Once I have these random seeds I plant them in a notebook and play with pen and paper until the story begins to grow in my mind.
Just before I begin to write a new book and it's all shiny with possibility.
I don't plot that much. Before I was published I didn't plot at all but now time constraints make it necessary. I now need to know if the story has the 'legs' to make a full novel which now means working out the key theme of the book. It usually will have changed by the time the first draft is finished. I write a fast and dirty first draft which helps me discover my characters and theme more fully. Then the real work happens... from that rough block I carve the story.
Yes, it means I don't know what will happen next. Sure-fire ways for me are reading a writing craft book and doing an exercise, taking a bath, taking a walk and finally setting an egg-timer for twenty minutes and saying to myself I will write for only that amount of time and it doesn't matter what I write - even if it's a string of words.
In the landscape of Cornwall, while doing research, watching the world go by and reading newspapers and women's magazines.
It's never the same... but a writing day begins after checking emails, FB and Twitter. It involves lots of coffee and never getting out of my PJs. I tend to write in short sharp bursts and then do a bit of housework... then back to the 'puter then more housework etc.
Editing... I now love it but it wasn't always so. Unlike the first draft where I write into the wind with editing I know every change I make has an impact on the rest of the story. My brain aches with holding the whole book in my head while working through each change.
I have to have a title to write a book. That title may not survive but it helps me to focus. The Cornish House began life as A Cornish House but A Cornish Affair began life as August Rock which is deadly reef that features in the story. My working title for A Cornish Stranger was Enemy and for Under A Cornish Sky it was the name of the house. The Returning Tide came from my editor after I had sent her a few scenes during the initial brainstorming process. I had written what I thought was going to be the opening scene. That scene hit the cutting room floor in the first round of edits but the title stayed.
A name... names are very important to me and I keep playing with them until they work.
Have you ever taken a research trip? If so, where did you go, and for which book?
Many. For The Returning Tide I returned home to Cape Cod (I moved to the UK in 1989) and spent four days walking the area where Lara grew up and her great grandfather lived. There was so much I had forgotten, like the smell of the cedar shingles in the morning when the dew is baked off the heat of the sun. I also spend time on the south coast of England in Weymouth and Portland... experiencing a part of the country I didn't know, and interviewing two Wrens who were stationed in Portland during WWII.
Yes, sometimes that is what pushes me through the first draft.
A reader loving my book.
Which do you find the hardest? The beginning or the end?
The beginning... it sets up the expectation of the whole book and it is so important to get that right. I normally know roughly where I want the book to end but the beginning can be harder to pin down.
Can I give you two... read, read and read some more. Also listen to your work aloud. I have the computer read the book to me... and that separates me from my words and makes editing easier.
Just one... Kate Morton, Jill Mansell, Julie Cohen, Rowan Coleman, Rachel Hore... I could keep going.
If you were to write in a genre entirely new, which would you pick and why?
Fantasy, I think. I am still a child in my head, jumping between time frames and worlds.
Book six... deeply dark and a bit spooky at the moment.
Holiday in the city or in the countryside? City.
Sunrise or sunset? Sunrise... the promise of a new day.
TV programmes or movies? Movies.
Award winning author of The Cornish Affair, A Cornish Stranger and Under A Cornish Sky. After nine international moves, I'm a bit of a global nomad. It's no wonder my heart remains in Cornwall.
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You can find The Returning Tide on Goodreads & Amazon UK &Amazon US.


ing whether a project manager has the authority to overrun project targets. It was a fairly straightforward business question, but sadly, most respondents (around 75 percent) failed to recognize it as such, unable to expand and elevate their perspective beyond the realm of the triple constraint.
To summarize their comments, this group was saying that nothing could justify a violation of original cost and schedule targets—absolutely nothing.
Many emphatically stated that cost and schedule compliance is the ultimate project success metric.
This does not bode well for project managers seeking to function in a project environment that is increasingly business-focused. In a world where senior management correctly views projects as financial investments, metrics such as return on investment (a measure of project effectiveness) trump cost and schedule compliance (a measure of efficiency).
Which is better: a project that runs on time and budget and meets its objective, or a project that runs late and is over budget but overachieves on cost savings that have a "change for life" impact? When that question was posted on a recent discussion thread, it generated some controversy. But I think the question could serve as a wake-up call for today's project managers.
This question is really asking whether it's acceptable to overrun the original cost and schedule if that would result in a substantial increase in project benefits. Since this topic is in the sweet spot of my column, I followed it with great interest. As I continued to observe and occasionally comment, I became increasingly alarmed by what was stated in the more than 430 comments.
First let's dismiss the outliers—about 130 respondents either didn't appear to understand the question the same way the overall group did or they had an experiential bias that seemed to cloud their commentary.
That leaves around 300 responses. From this group, about 25 percent answered the question in an appropriate, business-based manner, suggesting that—in most cases—pursuing the option to cash a much larger benefits stream will justify exceeding the original cost and schedule targets. Further, most of those 75 respondents appropriately noted that a positive cash flow would have to be confirmed before any change was approved.


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Falmouth Marine School is to showcase the incredible opportunities available for those looking to begin a nautically themed career with a virtual event this month
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Former students of the renowned facility have gone on to successful careers in marine engineering, boatbuilding, water sports, marine biology and more – careers that have taken them to glamourous locations across the globe.
Taking place on Saturday, March 27 potential students and their families will hear more about the range of post-GCSE and degree-level courses on offer at the specialist college.
Tutors and industry experts will be sharing information about the courses available, the support students can expect to receive and showcasing the fantastic range of equipment available on site.
Head of Campus, Steve Taylor, said the event provides "the perfect opportunity for potential students to find out about the opportunities we have available".
Visitors to the online event will have the chance to watch live presentations by the college's expert team and ask questions through a live chat.
Steve continued: "We are the only specialist marine college in Cornwall and our provision covers everything from marine biology and science to boatbuilding and marine engineering.
"Modern marine careers can be extremely rewarding and exciting, giving many students the chance to travel the globe carrying out conservation work, taking part in research projects and even joining superyachts crews.
"We offer post-GCSE courses and also university-level courses, so students who don't wish to leave Cornwall can still obtain a quality degree before entering employment and the Cornwall College Group has more students graduate with us than any other college in Cornwall.
"As well as delivering fantastic courses, we also have lots of amazing links to industry with many partners based around Falmouth and the South West. These links give our students access to network and career opportunities, providing a boost for their chosen careers."
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POSCO Opens Processing Center in Indiana
By Metal Center News Staff on Sep 27, 2017
South Korean steelmaker POSCO has opened a new wire rod processing center at the Port of Indiana in Jeffersonville, Ind. The 80,000-square-foot facility is located on 13 acres at the port.
The new facility will process steel wire for fasteners, nuts and bolts used in automotive. It will also serve as a distribution center for other POSCO products.
"I believe our investment in Indiana will soon be followed by investments in other parts of the auto supply chain that can serve as a powerful stimulant to Jeffersonville's local economy," says Ohjoon Kwon, POSCO CEO. "Furthermore, we can contribute to creating new jobs in the local community going forward."
"Our Jeffersonville port's location in the heart of the auto and appliance manufacturing region will be a tremendous strategic advantage for POSCO," says Rich Cooper, CEO for the Ports of Indiana. "The company will now have year-round access to the Gulf of Mexico by way of barges on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, providing the most cost-effective and fuel-efficient mode of freight transportation. POSCO, their customers and suppliers will all be the beneficiaries of the port's multimodal transportation options, including water, access to multiple Class I railroads and interstate highways."
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Q: how to pass a number of items in an ant-design table Here's a library sandbox with the component I'm trying to use.
https://codesandbox.io/s/7vm68?file=/src/app/app.component.ts
I want to pass a total number of items to the table, so that it rendered the right number of pages. This nz-table component has a special prop nzTotal and I believe that's what I need but when I set it to , say, 5000, it still renders one page.
Here's the code from the library:
import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
interface ItemData {
  id: string;
  name: string;
  age: string;
  address: string;
}
@Component({
  selector: 'nz-demo-table-edit-cell',
  template: `
    <button nz-button (click)="addRow()" nzType="primary">Add</button>

    <nz-table #editRowTable nzBordered [nzData]="listOfData">

          Name
          Age
          Address
          Action

              {{ data.name }}

            <input [hidden]="editId !== data.id" type="text" nz-input [(ngModel)]="data.name" (blur)="stopEdit()" />

          {{ data.age }}
          {{ data.address }}

            Delete

    </nz-table>
  `,
  styles: [
    `
      .editable-cell {
        position: relative;
        padding: 5px 12px;
        cursor: pointer;
      }
      .editable-row:hover .editable-cell {
        border: 1px solid #d9d9d9;
        border-radius: 4px;
        padding: 4px 11px;
      }
    `
  ]
})
export class NzDemoTableEditCellComponent implements OnInit {
  i = 0;
  editId: string | null = null;
  listOfData: ItemData[] = [];
  startEdit(id: string): void {
    this.editId = id;
  }
  stopEdit(): void {
    this.editId = null;
  }
  addRow(): void {
    this.listOfData = [
      ...this.listOfData,
      {
        id: `${this.i}`,
        name: `Edward King ${this.i}`,
        age: '32',
        address: `London, Park Lane no. ${this.i}`
      }
    ];
    this.i++;
  }
  deleteRow(id: string): void {
    this.listOfData = this.listOfData.filter(d => d.id !== id);
  }
  ngOnInit(): void {
    this.addRow();
    this.addRow();
  }
}

What's wrong with that pagination?

A: I suppose you should use [pageSize] and [pageIndex] props too, when you use [nzTotal]

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Eating habits also contribute to obesity. Studies suggest that parental food preferences directly influence and shape those of their children. (Bishop et al., 2005, para. 21) Americans are eating more processed foods, in larger portions, more frequently and passing these habits along to the younger population. Cultural traditions can also influence the food choices and eating habits within a family unit. The consumption of fresh fruits and vegetables has decreased. In rural and urban areas these foods are not as readily available. Economically, the cost can be challenging for those watching their spending. Turn out that the diet that is affordable is turning out to be an unhealthy choice. Due to the, "on the go lifestyle", convenience has become one of the main criteria for American's food choices today. (Bishop et al., 2005, para. 8) There are inconsistent results showing a definitive connection with high or low income environments and the incidence of obesity, this continues to be studied.


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Stoneset Equity Development Corp. ("Stoneset") (CNSX:SQC) is pleased to announce that it has entered into a settlement agreement with Gemico Enterprises Inc., a former shareholder of Stoneset Equities Ltd. ("SEL") which had commenced a dissent action under the Business Corporations Act (Alberta) in connection with the recently completed amalgamation of SEL and Aqueous Capital Corp. (see press release dated March 26, 2010). Under the terms of the settlement agreement, Gemico will receive an aggregate of 1,385,047 Stoneset shares at a deemed price of $0.43 per share, of which 965,116 are to be issued in satisfaction of a $415,000 promissory note. Gemico will discontinue its dissent action for which Stoneset has agreed to pay Gemico's reasonable legal fees and each of Stoneset and Gemico have agreed to execute a mutual release.
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Dec. 13. Colleyville Senior Center, 2512 Glade Rd., hosts Lunch And Learn featuring Anderson Dentistry, at 11:30 a.m. For information call 817-503-1195.
Dec. 14. The Colleyville Heritage High School Theatre Department presents the Children's Theatre Workshop, 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m., at the school, 5401 Heritage Ave. The event is a day of theater immersion for children in grades K-5 with games, crafts, activities, snacks and lunch, culminating in an afternoon performance for families of "How the Grinch Stole Christmas." Cost is $50 per child and includes a T-shirt and lunch. Register online at www.gcisd-k12.org/Page/30922.
Dec. 16. The Books-n-Bites Book Club meets at 4 p.m. at the Colleyville Public Library, 110 Main St. For information call 817-503-1154.
Dec. 17. Colleyville City Council pre-council meeting begins at 5:30 p.m. in the Executive Conference Room in City Hall, 100 Main St., followed at 7:30 p.m. by the council meeting in council chambers. The winner of the Mayor for a Day contest will preside. For information call 817-503-1000.
Dec. 18. Colleyville Senior Center, 2512 Glade Rd., hosts the Third Wednesday Breakfast-in-a-Bag event at 9:30 a.m. For more information call 817-503-1195.
Dec. 15. Quilt Chat meets, 2:30-4:30 p.m., in the Program Room at the Grapevine Public Library, 1201 Municipal Way. Variety of topics to be discussed, from beginners up to advanced. For information call 817-410-3404 or email reference@grapevinetexas.gov.
Dec. 17. Grapevine City Council and Planning and Zoning Commission meet, 7:30 p.m., at City Hall, 200 S. Main St. For information call 817-410-3182 or email abaker@grapevinetexas.gov.
Dec. 17. Concert Bells of Fort Worth, an auditioned community ensemble of handbell ringers, performs, 7:30-8:30 p.m., at the Grapevine Public Library, 1201 Municipal Way. Free. For information call 817-410-3404 or email reference@grapevinetexas.gov.
Dec. 17. Grapevine Animal Shelter Advisory Committee meets, 1 p.m., at the Grapevine Police Department Training room, 307 W. Dallas Rd. Those planning to attend who have a disability that requires that arrangements is asked to contact the police department at least 24 hours in advance of the meeting. For information or for special arrangements call 817-410-3255.
Dec. 11. Southlake Library Board meets, 6-8 p.m. at Town Hall, 1400 Main St. For information call 817-748-8384.
Dec. 11. Southlake Kiwanis Club meets at Trophy Club Country Club, 500 Trophy Club Dr., with buffet lunch at 11:30 a.m. and meeting at noon. For information call 817-807-2933.
Dec. 12. Southlake Zoning Board of Adjustment meets, 6:30-8:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers at Town Hall, 1400 Main St. For information call 817-748-8602.
Dec. 13. WizArt Club for children ages 4-12, led by award-winning student artists in learning advanced art concepts, meets, 4:30-5:30 p.m., on the third floor at Town Hall, 1400 Main St. Free. For information call 817-748-8243, email southlakelibrary@ci.southlake.tx.us or go online to www.cityofsouthlake.com/index.aspx?NID=93.
Dec. 13. Southlake Public Library, third floor of Town Hall, 1400 Main St., hosts a screening of the movie Polar Express, 6-8 p.m. Free. For information call 817-748-8243, email southlakelibrary@ci.southlake.tx.us or go online to www.cityofsouthlake.com/index.aspx?NID=93.
Dec. 14. E.A. Young Academy will be having a Barnes and Noble Bookfair fundraiser at Barnes & Noble in Southlake Town Square, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Dec. 14. Parents can schedule time for their children to spend 15 minutes reading to Malbec, a reading therapy dog, 10-11:30 a.m., in Ste. 130 at the Southlake Town Hall, 1400 Main St. For information call 817-748-8243, email southlakelibrary@ci.southlake.tx.us or go online to www.cityofsouthlake.com/index.aspx?NID=93.
Dec. 14. Breakfast with Santa takes place in the lobby of Southlake Town Hall, 1400 Main St., from 9-10:15 a.m., and again from 10:45 a.m.-noon. Event includes opportunities for children to make holiday crafts while enjoying breakfast. Children can also bring their wish lists for Santa, and parents can bring cameras to get photos of children with Santa. Cost is $10. Register online at https://activenet011.active.com/southlake/ or in person at the Community Services office, 1400 Main St, Suite 210. For information call 817-748-8019 or go online to www.SouthlakeParksandRec.com.
Dec. 16. Kids Craft for children 12 and under is 3-5 p.m. at the Southlake Public Library, on the third floor of Town Hall, 1400 Main St. Activities include making a wish list ornament. Free. For information call 817-748-8243, email southlakelibrary@ci.southlake.tx.us or go online to www.cityofsouthlake.com/index.aspx?NID=93.
Dec. 17. Southlake Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone No. 1 board meets, 5:15-5:30 p.m. in the council chambers at Town Hall, 1400 Main St. For information call 817-748-8015.
Dec. 17. Southlake City Council meets, 5:30-11 p.m. in the council chambers at Town Hall, 1400 Main St., with work session at 5:30 p.m. followed immediately be regular session. For information call 817-748-8015 or email arichardson@ci.southlake.tx.us.
Ongoing. Whole Earth Provision in Southlake Town Square, 321 State St., holds a new toy and book drive, through Dec. 15. There will be a donation bin in the store and for every $10 item donated Whole Earth will give a $5 Whole Earth gift certificate. All donations benefit Grapevine Relief and Community Exchange. For information call 817-442-9132.