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Intro note: Perry Marshall, the Google Adwords guru, writes frankly and wisely on many topics. This recent article sent a message that contradicts a lot of what we hear. It's so important that I got permission to use it here, with my affiliate link to Perry's site. I own several of his materials and he's the real deal.
Any time someone says to you, "Absolutely anybody can do this" you need to hang on to your pocketbook.
I do not believe that "anybody can do…" any specific thing. At least not to a level that the world is going to richly reward.
Let's take some of the stuff I teach. Can anyone build a Google campaign, write ads that get clicks and make their CTR's get better and better with testing?
Can anyone and everyone expertly build and manage $20,000 of clicks each month?
No. At least I don't think so.
The extraordinarily successful people in the Adwords game are the ones who somehow 'crawl inside' of the campaign and feel what all those numbers and columns mean… who are able to sense what those visitors are clicking on and why. They can look at somebody's ad campaign and in 10 seconds know whether it's put together right, or not. Those are the ones who manage $10,000 or $100,000 of clicks every month and make it profitable.
There's the doing of the thing, and then there's the Art Factor. The Art Factor comes into play when your heart and soul get connected to it, when you are able to crawl inside the thing and live in it and breathe it. If you can do that, you can pick up the art factor. Then you can master it.
One of my favorite scientists is Barbara McClintock. McClintock was a biologist who made startling discoveries that scientists are still ignoring today, 50 years later.
McClintock discovered that DNA, the helix that contains the instructions for assembling your body, is intelligent. It has the ability to re-engineer itself on the fly – in fact it's literally pre-programmed to re-program itself. This discovery was so radical that they thought she was crazy at the time and her insights are mostly dismissed even now. But McClintock was perhaps the first to understand that living things are organized by information.
The title of her biography "A Feeling for the Organism" refers to her ability to seemingly crawl down through her microscope and get inside the cell – not just observing what was visible, but what was implied.
Forty years later she claimed the Nobel Prize for science.
What world are YOU able to crawl inside of? Can you crawl inside your customers' minds that way? Can you imagine you're a web page, readers listening as you talk to them and you know how they're answering back? Can you become so absorbed with your customers that you become one with them?
Whatever microscope is so fascinating to you that you can crawl down inside it and imagine yourself living down there – if it's an audience that has money to give – that's the way you're gonna make a million dollars.
Will "absolutely anybody" be able to do what you do? Not on your life. You can't buy marketing for your business on a showroom floor the way you buy a car. USP's don't just roll off assembly lines every 45 seconds. There will be few who can rival you. And nobody will be able to sell somebody a road map to your pot of gold for $49.95 either.
If I could encourage you in any way possible, it would be this: To be patient with yourself as you explore and unfold the unique giftings that you alone possess, and to wrap those gifts and talents into your products, the services you offer, and your marketing, so that NO ONE can knock you off.
The world will richly reward you for fulfilling that vision.
There are plenty of cubicle drones and paint-by-numbers people in the world… I hope you'll aspire to put out some of your own original pizzazz, put your own fingerprints on what you do. Do the thing that you alone can do.


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Nonelite exercise-related injuries: Participant reported frequency, management and perceptions of their consequences.
The role of exercise echocardiography in the management of mitral valve disease.
Scapular kinematics and shoulder elevation in a traditional push-up.
Hiking in Suicidal Patients: Neutral Effects on Markers of Suicidality.
Physical exercise is associated with less neurocognitive impairment among HIV-infected adults.
Role of PGC-1α in exercise training- and resveratrol-induced prevention of age-associated inflammation.
β-HYDROXY-β-METHYLBUTYRATE (HMB)-FREE ACID ATTENUATES CIRCULATING TNF-α AND TNFR1 RECEPTOR EXPRESSION POST-RESISTANCE EXERCISE.
Preventing or reversing immunosenescence: can exercise be an immunotherapy?
Fatigue in Healthy and Diseased Individuals.
Hard exercise, affect lability, and personality among individuals with bulimia nervosa.
Acute phase proteins response in hunting dogs.
Immune responses to an upper body tri-set resistance training session.
Effect of Prehabilitation on the Outcome of Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction.
Physiological responses to passive exercise in adults receiving mechanical ventilation.
The Fatty Acid Amide Hydrolase in Lymphocytes from Sedentary and Active Subjects.


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In 1986, the Chamber of Commerce of Rivière-du-Loup, in response to a request from town citizens to save the manor, formed a committee of several local organizations and municipal representatives. A number of ideas were put forward. Some saw the manor as a potential tourist attraction, others viewed it as a good place to house organizations with an economic vocation, while still others wanted it to have a social function, or to promote the arts. Unfortunately, a consensus could not be reached.
The Manoir left vacant, circa 1990.
In August 1988, the Chamber of Commerce of Rivière-du-Loup transferred the file to the Société d'histoire et de généalogie, which had already begun its own actions. This local historical and genealogical organization was determined to turn the manor into a centre where local history could be featured and shared. The president, Marcelle Savard, began discussing and collaborating with The Canadian Heritage of Quebec (CHQ).
Newspaper article from 1989 about the actions of the La Société d'histoire de Rivière-du-Loup to preserve the Manoir.
With the support of the CHQ, the Société d'histoire also approached the Quebec Ministère de la Culture et des Communications to have the manor classified a heritage site, ensuring its preservation. It was only in February 1991, after years of effort and perseverance, that the seigniorial domain was finally recognized and designated as a heritage site.
Newspaper article published in 1991 announcing the classification of Manoir Fraser as a protected historical site.
However, the lack of human and financial resources remained a problem, and the Société d'histoire et de généalogie considered withdrawing from the project. In spite of all the efforts made, the restoration of the manor in the short term was far from guaranteed.


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After long delay, hearing in Universal ride injury suit begins
Gabrielle RussonSeptember 17, 20214min
E.T. Adventure
Kim Beamer
Orange County Circuit Court
Rachel Harman
Roberta Perez
Epilogue-TrumpHeadlines
'We're kind of in a holding pattern.'
The lawsuit filed by a Brazilian woman against Universal after her child was seriously injured on a theme park ride has faced lengthy delays from the pandemic, said attorneys on both sides who convened in court this week.
The then-11-year-old boy crushed his foot and his leg as the faux bicycles pulled up into the exit platform at the end of the E.T. Adventure ride in 2019, his mother, Roberta Perez, said in the lawsuit she filed that same year in Orange County Circuit Court.
One of the family's attorneys told the media last year the boy broke toes on his left foot as well as his tibia and fibula. At the time, Universal self-reported the boy's injuries as "foot pain" to the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, the agency where theme parks are supposed to disclose visitors' most serious injuries.
Since the accident, the boy has struggled to return to a normal life, the family's attorney, Rachel Harman, told Circuit Judge Denise Kim Beamer during Wednesday's court hearing.
He was held back in school which "caused some pretty significant trouble for him regarding his education in Brazil" while he recovers and undergoes treatment, Harman said.
"They've made eight-figure demands in this case. This isn't some $100,000 claim," Universal attorney Nick Freeman said during the hearing.
Both sides acknowledged the case has stalled with lengthy pandemic-related delays that are outside of their control.
The lawsuit was originally scheduled for trial in March 2021, but travel restrictions stopped the family — many of whom witnessed the accident at Universal Studios Florida — from traveling to the United States for depositions last summer.
"I can't go there," Freeman said. "They cannot come here."
Further complicating the issue, it's illegal for American lawyers to take depositions in Brazil. The boy's family isn't allowed to even appear in a deposition via Zoom from their home country, the attorneys said.
"I'm not blaming the plaintiff or the plaintiff's counsel. It's just a weird situation," Freeman said. "We're currently set on the docket for August of 2022, and who knows what will happen between now and then."
Meanwhile, the family's attorney wants nonbinding arbitration to resolve the case — which Universal is against.
"At this point, it seems that this case is just getting unreasonably delayed, I understand that there are legitimate and uncontrollable circumstances," Harman said. "The reason we filed the motion for arbitration is because we understand that there's all these problems in place, but we would like to try and move the case forward as much as possible."
Freeman argued he is against going before an arbitrator when attorneys haven't deposed the boy's family yet to learn about the boy's injuries and other details from the case.
"We're kind of in a holding pattern," he told the judge who plans to rule on the request for arbitration within 30 days.
Gabrielle Russon
Gabrielle Russon is a journalist who covers theme parks and Florida tourism. She previously worked at the Orlando Sentinel, the Sarasota Herald-Tribune, the Toledo Blade and the Kalamazoo Gazette. She graduated from Michigan State University.
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At a Marttinen school camp, the participants' and group's aims play an important role. At Marttinen and other youth centres' school camps, young people learn and develop though practical activities and trying new things. The camp schools support the achievement of the national primary curriculum's learning goals. The Finnish youth centres are Finland's largest organiser of camp schools, with over 800 school camps organised annually by them.
Marttinen already has 25 years of targeted, quality school camp organisation to its name. Careful planning, professional staff and a safe environment for activities guarantee a successful experience that the whole group can enjoy.
The Education and Culture Ministry supports the social and educational work done by the youth centres, and this is reflected in our pricing. Prices vary by programme and season. On average, a day at school camp with full board costs about €50/person.
The Marttinen school camp starts at €45/person.
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At a Marttinen school camp, the participants' and group's aims play an important role. It is worth participants' while to take part in planning the programme and aims from the start. It is possible to include nature in the programme by having adventures in the surrounding area, exercise by finding one's own limits, handicraft skills by developing creativity, cultural heritage by going on scavenger hunts back in time or group work skills by deciding to contribute to the common good together. Check out the programme service pages to see what aims can be achieved with various programmes and everything you can do at a camp school.
The price includes accommodation in 2–6 bed dorms with the camper's own linen, breakfast, lunch and dinner, one self-organised sauna slot per group, a supervised disco on Wednesdays, and equipment and rooms for self-organised activities (when reserved) until 21:00. For an extra price, evening snacks, bed linen and additional sauna slots are available.
The teacher, camp counsellors and driver, if there is a driver, stay on the same premises as the students.
Late spring and early autumn are the school camp season. However, what if there was a school camp in winter — what would it be possible to do then? The Marttinen youth centre winter camp programme has a wide variety of activities on offer in winter, too. The accommodation consists of hotel rooms, which can be used year-round, and Marttinen also has a special winter school camp offer which can save you money.
The price includes two programmes for each camp school day, accommodation in 2–6 bed dorms with the camper's own linen, breakfast, lunch and dinner, one self-organised sauna slot per group, a supervised disco on Wednesdays, and equipment and rooms for self-organised activities (when reserved) until 21:00. For an extra price, evening snacks, bed linen and additional sauna slots are available.


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1. La Muneca Y Los Muertos
La Muneca Y Los Muertos is a San Francisco based Ska band. The track featured on this episode is Electric Car from the band's new album, Estrella. La Muneca Y Los Muertos was orginally featured on episode nine of this podcast. The band released Estrella independently during the summer.
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Mayflower is a four-piece punk band from Syracuse, New York. The track featured on this episode is Deadication from the debut record, Second Best Sunsets, released through Kiss of Death Records. Another track on the record, House Show is a Four Letter Word, is featured on the digital compilation, Please Don't Hang Out In Front Of The House Vol. 2. It's a compilation put together to celebrate House Shows. Mayflower was featured on episode eight of this podcast.
3. Dead Icons
Dead Icons is a hardcore band from Lexington, Kentucky. The track featured on this podcast is Life Of Uncertainty, from the band's newest EP, Vultures. The band currently has two new demo recordings streaming on their myspace. Dead Icons was featured on episode three of this podcast.
4. Sound the Sky
Sound the Sky are a four-piece progressive rock band from Camarillo, California. The band released the Fight or Flight demo in February 2010. It contains three tracks and is available for free on the bands Facebook and Purevolume pages. The track feature on this podcast is titled Monsters from Fight or Flight. Sound the Sky was featured on episode seven of this podcast.
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5. Casket Life
Casket Life are a five-piece punk band based in Tempe, Arizona. The track featured on this epiosde is titled, Your Haircut Really Accents Your Indifference, off of the band's May release, Building a Better Disaster. The album was released through the members own label, Stomping Ground Records. Casket Life was featured on episode four of this podcast.
6. Beat the Red Light
Beat the Red Light is a Ska band from the UK. The track featured on this episode is titled, The Scene is Under Attack, off of the band's self-titled EP released through TNS Records. Beat the Red Light is currently writing and recording for their second release to be titled, Salt the Lands. Beat the Red Light was featured on episode six of this podcast.
7. Marloneisha
Marloneisha (pronounced "Mar-Low-Knee-Sha"), is a four-piece experimental/hardocre band from North Brunswick, New Jersey. For the past seven years, Marloneisha has been on and off again as a band, and only recently released some new recordings. The track featured on this podcast is titled, Untouchable, and is available for free along with another track titled, Dorsia For Two, on the band's website. New recordings and some video work is currently in the works.


EDGAR Jankauskas, who has a Champions League winner's medal from his time with Porto, became the latest to sign up for the Lithuanian revolution at Tynecastle when he joined Hearts yesterday on a one-year loan deal from FBK Kaunus.
A vastly experienced striker, Jankauskas, 30, has graced the top flight in Spain, Belgium, France, Russia and Portugal but always yearned to try his luck in British football.
Described by Hearts manager George Burley as a target man with an eye for goal, the Lithuanian international will be handed his competitive debut in Saturday's league opener against Kilmarnock at Rugby Park.
"He's strong, intelligent, holds the ball up well and scores goals," said Burley. "He's not fully fit at the moment, but he's shown enough in training to suggest he'll do very well at Hearts. He's got all the credentials and if you look at his CV he's played for Porto, Benfica and Real Sociedad."
Jankauskas was signed for Porto by Jose Mourinho and was part of the hugely successful side which plundered five trophies in two seasons under the charismatic Chelsea manager. As well as back-to-back titles, Porto won the UEFA Cup in 2003 by defeating Celtic in Seville. Jankauskas missed out after sustaining an injury on the eve of the final, but returned the following season and played ten games in Porto's successful Champions League campaign, mainly as a substitute.
He featured against Real Madrid, Manchester United, Lyon and Deportivo La Coruna and was an unused sub in the final triumph over Monaco in Gelsenkirchen. "I was left on the bench, but I still got a medal," he explained.
"At Porto we had a very, very strong team. Mourinho signed me from Benfica and I left when he did."
While Mourinho headed to west London, Jankauskas went to France where he spent last season on loan at Nice. His Porto contract expired in the summer and he returned to Lithuania to join Kaunus, the team controlled by Hearts' major shareholder, Vladimir Romanov. His arrival at Tynecastle takes the number of Lithuanians on loan back up to three, following the departure of Marius Kizys earlier this month. Jankauskas talked over his move to Edinburgh with both Saul Mikoliunas and Deividas Cesnauskis and was delighted to take the opportunity to fulfil a long-held ambition.
"Throughout my career I have always thought it would be nice to play in Britain," the striker said. "I've spent ten years playing abroad, but never here and I've always empathised with the British style of play."
Hearts have lacked a physical presence up front since the departure of Lee Miller in the summer, but the arrival of Jankauskas, who is 6ft 3in and 13 stone, will add bite.
Steven Pressley has first-hand experience of his new team-mate and Jankauskas has fond memories of his tussles with the Hearts captain during Lithuania's matches with Scotland during qualifying for Euro 2004.
"The games were like a war," Jankauskas said. "When we met up in the dressing-room here we shared a laugh about it but I'm glad he's now a team-mate."
Honours were shared on the international stage with Jankauskas helping the Lithuanians to a 1-0 win over Scotland in Kaunus in April 2003 and Pressley coming out on top by the same scoreline at Hampden six months later.
Jankauskas, who has over 40 caps, has already played two friendlies for Hearts as a trialist and yesterday became Burley's second Tynecastle signing after the capture last week of Czech midfield player Rudi Skacel, also on a one-year loan. "We've just signed two quality players and when you do that at a club it lifts everyone," said Burley, who is confident of adding four more players before the weekend.
Talks are ongoing with the Czech strikers Michal Pospisil and Roman Bednar and Burley is also running the rule over former West Ham United midfielder Steve Lomas and the French pair Sebastien Schemmel and Julien Brellier. PSV Eindhoven's defender Michael Lamey is another being linked with Hearts, but a return for former Tynecastle midfielder Colin Cameron is unlikely.
"We're working very hard," said Burley. "I've already said we were looking for six new players. We've got two and I would like to bring in another four before Saturday.
"We're talking to the two Czechs and we're not a million miles away. Our striking options are a bit depleted at the moment and we'll start with Edgar on Saturday even though he's not fully fit."
The manager reiterated his determination to hang on to the club's native-born talent, though he conceded he may have to review that position in January if the likes of Paul Hartley and Andy Webster are unhappy at the club.
"We're starting the season with all our Scottish international players," Burley said. "But after six months if a player wants to leave, then we'll look at it."
Celtic had a bid for Hartley rebuffed two weeks ago and Rangers have made an inquiry about Webster. The midfielder is in the final year of his contract while Webster's has two years to run.
There is a determination to keep these players, something which would have been impossible under the previous regime at Tynecastle when financial imperatives dictated a sell-to-survive policy. "I wouldn't be here if I didn't think the club was ambitious," added Burley.


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KIPP charter schools co-founder fired, misconduct alleged
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HOUSTON (AP) — The co-founder of one of the nation's leading system of charter schools has been fired amid allegations of sexual misconduct.
KIPP announced Thursday that it had fired Mike Feinberg after an independent investigation found "credible evidence" to support three allegations of sexual misconduct. In a statement, the enterprise Feinberg co-founded in Houston 24 years ago said the investigation was triggered by an allegation last spring of sexual abuse of a student in the late 1990s.
The investigation by the law firm WilmerHale couldn't confirm the allegation conclusively, but it uncovered evidence of sexual harassment by Feinberg against an adult KIPP alumna employed by KIPP Houston in 2004, which led to a financial settlement.
KIPP said Feinberg denied the allegations. A telephone call to his suburban Houston home Thursday night rang unanswered.
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The story in this book mostly stuck with the typical abominable snowman (or yeti) stories, but there were a few twists to keep things interesting. The father was a photographer. He got an assignment to find the abominable snowman and take pictures of him as proof. After a few short introductory chapters, the family went off to Alaska to find the abominable snowman. Then it turned into a survival story. Their guide left them out of fear of the monster. Of course, they found the abominable snowman, but he was different than most people would expect. He was not really mean; he actually helped the family out of a few scary situations.
This is the first Goosebumps book I read where the kids' parents were divorced. I don't know if it was a conscious effort by the author to always portray married parents, but that seemed to be the case up to this point. I didn't read all the Goosebumps book though. A lot of times an artist, such as writer, will be influenced by what's going on around them in real life. Based on the author's short biography in the book, he was still married. Maybe he knew a couple that got divorced. He could have just wanted to write something different too.
The front cover of the book had an ad for the Goosebumps TV show. I remember watching this show a little bit. Back then I had a hard time visualizing what I read. It was nice to see what the things I read about looked like. I was never a regular watcher of the TV show though. It came on in the early afternoon right after school, but many days I got home after it was already over. I mostly just watched reruns.


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This report seeks to isolate the contribution of the new training program from the other factors that simultaneously impact transit maintenance and operations. The wide range of changing conditions surrounding any transit training program – changes in fleet composition and age, weather, management strategies, workplace practices, the labor-relations climate, and so forth – make this further analysis a challenge. But it is a challenge the Center is committed to pursuing. Volume 2 builds on research conducted by the Center over the past five years. In 2003 Pennsylvania Transit on the High Road examined the history of Pennsylvania's innovative Keystone Transit Career Ladder Partnership and reported leadership impressions. In 2004 Making a Difference showed that workers receiving Keystone training and their supervisors perceived the program to be extremely valuable. The Measuring Up series seeks to explore quantitative changes in the key components of transit operations and their linkages to the new Keystone maintenance training. Its first volume was completed in January 2005.


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Q: What ANOVA should be used for paired data Suppose I'm measuring bone densities from patients and normal persons. And for each person, I'm measuring twice, once without weight, and once with weight. So, what model should I use to estimate bone densities under each condition (patients without weight for example), and also compare the difference.
I thought of anova, but that kinda neglect the fact the data is paired (with/without weight for each person). But if I use the difference of paired data, I'm able to analyze the effect of such difference between patients and normal persons. But not necessarily the specific density estimation for each condition.

A: There is repeated measures ANOVA, but it makes assumptions that are usually unrealistic.  I suggest a multilevel model.

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Industrial values buck trend
Fund Finance Insights
Industrial values continue
to buck downward trend
Published on 5th March 2021
A closer look at the latest data from the commercial property market.
Investment research firm MSCI reports that average capital values were flat in January. But, continuing the established trend from last year, the underlying story is very different. Retail values fell by a further 0.5%, while office values also drifted down, yet in stark contrast industrial values grew by 0.7%.
Capital values in the industrial sector have now risen by almost 5% in the past three months. Rental values are up by 1.1% over that period, with most of the growth delivered by yield compression. Growth over the three months has been strongest in London (7.8%) but has been robustly positive across all regions.
Performance across retail formats is becoming increasingly divergent. Shopping centre values continue to decline rapidly; down by 2.8% in January. Over three months, shopping centres are down by 6.5%, while retail warehouse values may have started to stabilise (-0.6%) and supermarket values have grown steadily (+1.4%).
The office sector has seen values drift gradually downwards, with the South East markets most affected so far, and central London proving relatively resilient. This relative performance has been largely yield driven, with rental values broadly flat across most markets to date.
Capital growth to end January 2021 (%)
Source: MSCI
Investment market activity
January saw £2bn transacted, approximately 20% down on the same month last year, and barely half of the five-year average for the month. The market continues to be driven by the industrial and residential sectors, with the traditionally dominant retail and office sectors only accounting for 20% of the total.
US investment manager Partners Group was the latest overseas investor to acquire an industrial portfolio, investing £253m in 27 multi-let estates across the UK. Vendor Paloma Capital will stay on as co-investor and operating partner as the platform expands.
The residential sector remains very active, with a wide variety of investors active in different niches. Goldman Sachs and Pitmore acquired 918 units around Manchester and Liverpool for £150m. Home REIT paid £70m for 798 beds across 171 assets, let on Consumer Prices Index-linked leases to various homeless charities and a housing association.
Canadian institutional investor AIMCo and build-to-rent (BTR) specialist Ridgeback Group have invested £100m into a 358-unit scheme in Manchester. Grainger forward-funded a 231-unit scheme in Bristol for £63m. L&G committed £57m into 245 units across two schemes in Leeds.
Although supermarkets continue to take a large proportion of investment into retail, there are some signs of renewed interest in retail warehouses. Columbia Threadneedle, M7 and Colliers all acquired assets in January, contributing to a total of £683m invested since November, the strongest three-month period since 2018.
Investment by sector (3 months to January 2021, £bn)
Source: Property Data
Market yields
Knight Frank report that the bifurcation of commercial property markets that characterised 2020 continues, with benchmark yields for discretionary retail softening further, while supermarket and industrial yields move in the opposite direction.
The shopping centre market is marked by very low levels of liquidity and Knight Frank considers that all yields remain on an outward trajectory. The real estate consultancy estimates that the benchmark yield for sub-regional shopping centres has moved out by a further 50 basis points (bp) to 8.75%; 150bp up year on year. In contrast, supermarket yields have hardened further to 3.75%.
The industrial sector is attracting a huge weight of capital, which is putting further downward pressure on yields. With prime yields at record lows, investors are once again considering more secondary stock. Benchmark secondary distribution yields returned to pre-pandemic lows of 5.0%, while secondary industrial estate yields have reached new lows of 5.75%.
In the office sector, robust demand from overseas investors has held down prime central London yields despite the backdrop of low physical occupancy. However, South East markets are starting to look a little soft, with yields for multi-let assets (five-year income) drifting out by 25bp to 6.25% and 6.75% for town centre and business parks respectively.
Allsop's first commercial auction of the year in February raised £30m from the sale of 42 lots, achieving an overall success rate of 80%. Assets with secure income remain in strong demand, with a portfolio of Santander branches sold at an average yield of 5%. While income only runs to 2025, values were supported by residential development potential.
At the other end of the risk spectrum, the West Orchards Shopping Centre in Coventry sold for £4.85m following a 12-month marketing process. The price reflects a notional initial yield of almost 50% but was anchored by Debenhams, which is now in liquidation.
Market forecasts
Forecasts produced by CBRE in Q4 last year anticipate that the trends seen in the second half of 2020 will continue into 2021. The real estate services firm predicts further material declines in the retail sector, a slight softening of values for offices and ongoing robust growth for industrial assets.
CBRE forecasts that retail values will fall by a further 12% in 2021 before starting to recover from 2022. In one change from recent trends, it expects retail units to take over from shopping centres as the worst performer, with shop values expected to fall by a further 17% this year.
CBRE expects that office values will decline by an average of around 4% this year, taking the cumulative correction to around 8% to 10%. It expects that the decline will be driven by lower rental values, with market yields remaining broadly stable. It anticipates that London and the South East will return to growth in 2022, while other regions will stagnate.
CBRE does not expect the bull market for industrial to come to an end any time soon, predicting a further 12% increase in capital values by the end of next year. It expects this to be driven by a combination of steady rental growth and hardening yields.
By Tom Sharman
Head of Strategy and Insight, Real Estate Finance
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Race Report: Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio
Posted by Steve Wittich on Monday, July 30th 2018
LEXINGTON, Ohio—Stumped. This weekend at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course certainly had A.J. Foyt's team scratching their heads as they tried to unlock the secrets to this 2.258-mile road course to no avail.
The race started off hopefully enough. Starting 19th in the No. 14 ABC Supply Chevrolet, Tony Kanaan climbed to 14th by lap five, a combination of capitalizing on others' misfortunes in the opening laps and the veteran's experience here. Soon after, he started reporting understeer. When he pitted on lap 13, the team switched his alternate compound (red-rimmed) Firestone tires for primary compound tires. They put in a turn of front wing to help with the understeer.
He dropped behind his teammate Matheus Leist who pitted a lap later and they settled in at 17th and 18th which is where they ran until the next round of pit stops on laps 38 and 39. A bit of trouble on Leist's stop dropped the 19-year-old to 20th while his teammate maintained 18th. With one final stop on lap 64, and taking on red tires, both drivers posted their fastest laps of the race in the closing laps but they couldn't really improve their position. When the checkered flag flew, Kanaan finished 18th and Leist 19th in a race that ran caution-free for 90 laps.
"Tough weekend for the No. 14 ABC Supply Chevrolet," Kanaan said. "No matter what we changed we couldn't get a good direction on our setup so it ended up being a survival race. We're going to regroup this week and analyze what we're missing in order to make it better. I'm looking forward to going to Pocono in a couple of weeks and putting on a good show for our sponsors."
Leist was also frustrated with the weekend and acknowledged the team had their work cut out for them. "Today was a tough day," he said. "We didn't have the pace the entire race. We just tried to bring home the car, and I did the best that I could. We are still struggling to find the speed on road courses. We will focus on figuring this out for next year and for the rest of the season. We will keep working hard and figuring out how to be quick."
Starting on pole, Alexander Rossi won the race and was the only driver who committed to a two-stop race, owing to the remarkable fuel mileage he was able to get from his Honda-powered car. Second through fifth were: Robert Wickens, Will Power, Josef Newgarden, and Scott Dixon, who continued to maintain his lead in the Verizon IndyCar point standings.
Team President Larry Foyt summed up saying, "It was a tough day for us as a team but we've got to keep working, keep our heads down and find a direction for the permanent road courses which have definitely been our Achilles heel this year. After the test here, we thought we had found a good direction but once we got to the track on race weekend, it certainly didn't seem to be the right way to go. For the final two races of the season at Portland and Sonoma, we have to go back to the drawing board and figure out what this car wants on these road courses. For now, it is on to Pocono. We have high hopes and expectations of doing well there."
The team will be heading to Pocono Raceway August 9th for a private test before the ABC Supply 500 at the 2.5-mile superspeedway on Sunday, Aug. 19. The race will be broadcast live on NBC Sports Network starting at 1:30 p.m. ET.
category: A.J. Foyt Racing PR
tags: 2018, A.J. Foyt Racing, Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio, Matheus Leist, Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, Tony Kanaan, Verizon IndyCar Series
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Driving along a few days ago day, slowing to a stop light, the engine quit. One second it was running perfect, then it was just off. Turning the key would crank the engine, but it wouldn't start. After sitting (in the road! ) for a few minutes, I gave it one last try before calling a tow truck and . . . it started right up! w00thankyoujesus and it worked for several days like nothing was wrong. P0335 Code was set and didn't come back after it was cleared.
Drove to the local car parts store today to buy stuff for an oil change. Went to drive home and . . . cranks, but no start. Again. P0335 was set again. Sitting for a few minutes wasn't enough this time. I've heard that sometimes when the hole is not clean the sensor won't read properly, so I cleaned the hole and the sensor there in the parking lot. The sensor was re-installed and then the car started right up! Having no confidence in the sensor, I've ordered a replacement and it should be in later today.
I really really hope that the sensor is failed or the hole was dirty. I'd hate to have to troubleshoot something that only fails every few days, and away from the house.
This happened in the Elantra Wagon once but the engine would start up normally. Threw the same code P0335, replaced crankshaft position sensor and it solved the issue.
From your lips to God's ears! After installing the new sensor at the same time as an oil change, the engine is running smoother than it has in a long time. I know engines run rougher when they need an oil change, but I can't help but wonder if the sensor wasn't dodgy for a while and finally started outright letting me down. The car got me to work and back twice, which is all I want out of it these days... hopefully the sensor was at fault and I'm good to go now.
CPS seems to be a common issue on the Beta after a decade or so of abuse. So unreliable!
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DLHWC Implements Several New Procedures
By Alan Brackett
The United States Department of Labor, Office of Workers' Compensation Programs (OWCP), Division of Longshore and Harbor Workers' Compensation (DLHWC) has implemented a series of new procedures and required forms for the administration of the Longshore and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act and its related compensation programs, which include the Defense Base Act, the Non-Appropriated Fund Instrumentalities Act and the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act.
New Compensation Districts
Effective April 6, 2020, the former numerical compensation districts were eliminated and those offices were consolidated into three new compensation districts, titled the Eastern, Western and Southern Districts. Each district has sub-offices; the Eastern District includes Boston, New York and Norfolk; the Southern District includes Jacksonville, New Orleans and Houston; and the Western District includes San Francisco, Seattle and Long Beach.
New National Contact Information
DLHWC has a new phone system with a single nationwide number, which is 202-513-6809. In order to use this system, a caller needs either the OWCP number assigned to the claim or the Social Security number and date of birth of the claimant. The system will automatically refer the caller to the Claims Examiner assigned to the claim.
Electronic Signatures Authorized
On April 20, 2020, OWCP issued Industry Notice No. 179, which allows for electronic signatures on any documents submitted to DLHWC, including settlement applications, claim forms, notices of payments, reports of injury and other documents. Electronic signatures may be made with third-party applications such as Adobe Sign or DocuSign; by having the signatory use a touch-pad, mouse, or equivalent tool to digitally sign or draw a signature on the document; or in the form of a "/s," followed by the signatory's name, typed above a signature line. Parties are cautioned to maintain a record that shows the date the signature was made and how the signature was obtained to avoid any dispute regarding the signature's authenticity.
Penalties Increased
On January 27, 2020, DLHWC announced the increase in penalties that may be assessed under the Act, pursuant to the Federal Civil Penalties Inflation Adjustment Act.
Section 14(g): Failure to Report Termination of Payments (Form LS-208) Increases the penalty from $292 to $297.
Section 30(e): Penalty for Late Report of Injury or Death (Form LS-202) Increases the maximum penalty $24,017 to $24,441. The District Director has discretion in assessing this penalty, but there is a graded schedule of January 15, 2020:
1stlate report: $500
2ndlate report: $1,000
3rdlate report: $2,000
4thlate report: $4,000
6thlate report: $16,000
7thlate report (& above): $24,441 (statutory maximum)
Section 49: Discrimination Against Employees The penalty increased from a $2,402 minimum and a $12,007 maximum to a $2,444 minimum and $12,219 maximum.
New Claims Can Be Filed Via SEA Portal
New claims can now be submitted via the DLHWC's online claim portal. There are specific procedures for submitting new claims.
New Procedures for Requesting DLHWC Intervention and New Forms
Effective May 4, 2020, new forms have been implemented to request intervention from DLHWC in pending claims before that office.
Download forms from DLHWC>>
The forms are to be used with any request for specific action, as follows:
Form LS-4 (Attorney Fee Approval Request)
Form LS-5 (Application for Special Fund Relief)
Form LS-6 (Commutation Application)
Form LS-7 (Request for Intervention)
Form LS-8 (Settlement Approval Request)
Form LS-9 (Stipulation Approval Request)
These new forms are used in addition to the party's substantive request. They do not replace the pleadings required pursuant to the regulations implementing the Act. The forms are designed to clearly outline to DLHWC what a party is seeking that office to do.
Probably the most broadly reaching form will be the Form LS-7, used to assist in resolving disputes in claims. This will include requesting an informal conference, a request for authorization of a medical procedure or treatment, timely payment of compensation, default of an award of benefits, or a request for modification of an award.


WILTON -- While home for the holidays last month, two Wilton natives were driving around town one particularly sunny day when they noticed there were no children sledding or playing outside.
"They were sequestered behind the beautiful doors of those houses, and I bet a high percentage of them were social networking," said Bryan Rich, a co-founder of an online monitoring company.
He, fellow Wilton native Mike Howe, and Kevin Long formed YouDiligence in 2007 as a way to monitor student athlete's online behavior for college athletic departments.
In November, they expanded their realms to allow parents to monitor children's social networking, an issue Rich said is on everyone's mind.
"It's one of those things if you go to parties, it's what parents are talking about," said Rich, 44, who has two children under the age of 10. "(People are saying), my kids are on MySpace, how do I police them, how much do I monitor it?"
YouDiligence, based in Vermont, provides a way for monitoring without consuming parents' time and without making them feel they're invading their children's privacy.
Parents can set up a portal at a set price through the company. Then, they type in which words or other information they would like notified of should something show up on their childrens' pages. They can enter multiple e-mail addresses for the alerts, which can also tell them where on the page the offense occurred and who it concerned.
Parents must either be friends with their children through MySpace or Facebook or have their children's passwords.
Howe said parents can monitor children's activity by surfing their pages, but YouDiligence is a timesaver.
"People only have so many hours in the day, and they don't want to spend time monitoring this stuff, but they should be aware," said Howe, 45, also a parent. "They can be more hands-off and respect a kid's privacy but only go when they find a report to be troubling. In that way, it's promoting more privacy. You don't barge into a kid's room unless you hear something terrible going on behind the door."
Bob Baty-Barr, 38, who lives in a Chicago suburb and has two sons, feels it's a great timesaving tool.
"It takes a huge burden off me -- I don't have to be constant controlling bad guy," said Baty-Barr, who found the site through an internet search for social network monitoring and joined about two months ago. "It really helped because if we don't do something like YouDiligence, then as parents, which we should be responsible anyway, but we have to remember to check in. With YouDiligence, we don't have to do that. We don't have to be the diligent ones."
Baty-Barr, who has been using the service for almost three months, said he and his wife became friends with their sons, who are in their tweens, on Facebook when they wanted to join last year.
"I had to deal with a lot of: 'Well Johnny's on Facebook,' " said Baty-Barr. "So I did my research, and it seemed like Facebook was a little more people friendly than MySpace, so we all sat down and talked about what the rules were going to be on it."
Baty-Barr said because his sons are so young, he feels he has a right to know what they're doing online, and not so much them, but others.
"The internet is global community - Facebook is as well," said Baty-Barr. "Most of (his children's) friends are local to us, but there's always the chance they're not, and we don't know this kid. It's like when you send your kids out driving, (you tell them), you have to be careful, but you have to watch out for all the whackos out there."
Howe said he thinks the product helps to secure children's privacy because many tweens and teens don't realize how much of the internet is public.
"Kids have no concept that people care (what they do on the internet), and the only time they realize that is when they go to a job interview," said Howe. "Our tool is meant to be an educational tool both for students and departments and helping them to understand that this stuff is like wearing a t-shirt. It's not a privacy or an e-mail thing. You're putting things out for everyone to see."
Howe said there are 20 to 30 schools using YouDiligence for their athletic programs and more than 250 parents, but he expects more since the system is new. In fact, he expects millions of users.
"It's hot right now," he said. "There are five articles that have come across my desk where people are saying parents have to get on the ball in terms of helping their kids understand what are the ramifications of this activity?"


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 Cycle in and out among fleece-like clouds under the bright blue sky.
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jsk_recognition is a stack for the perception packages which are used in JSK lab.
jsk_recognition_msgs ROS messages for jsk_pcl_ros and jsk_perception.
jsk_perception ROS nodes and nodelets for 2-D image perception.
jsk_pcl_ros ROS nodelets for pointcloud perception.
jsk_pcl_ros_utils ROS utility nodelets for pointcloud perception.
resized_image_transport ROS nodes to publish resized images.


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Jerzy Marek Nowakowski (ur. 5 lipca 1959 w Radomiu) – polski historyk, dziennikarz, publicysta i polityk. Podsekretarz stanu w KPRM (1997–2001), ambasador RP na Łotwie (2010–2014) i w Armenii (2014–2017).

Życiorys
Ukończył studia na Wydziale Filozoficzno-Historycznym Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego, studiował również na Wydziale Dziennikarstwa i Nauk Politycznych Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego. Uzyskał stopień doktora w zakresie historii.

Od 1984 pracował jako kierownik działu, a następnie zastępca redaktora naczelnego w "Tygodniku Polskim". W latach 80. współpracował z "Solidarnością", od 1988 był jej łącznikiem ze środowiskami opozycyjnymi na Litwie. W latach 1989–1993 kierował Ośrodkiem Studiów Międzynarodowych Senatu RP. W 1991 był doradcą w Kancelarii Prezydenta RP ds. polityki wschodniej. Od 1993 pracował w Polskim Radiu jako dyrektor i redaktor naczelny Programu V PR dla zagranicy. Prowadził program Racja stanu w TVP. Od października 1997 do maja 2001 był podsekretarzem stanu w Kancelarii Prezesa Rady Ministrów oraz głównym doradcą premiera Jerzego Buzka do spraw międzynarodowych. W latach 1996–2000 był wykładowcą w Studium Europy Wschodniej UW.

W latach 2001–2002 był wiceprezesem Centrum Stosunków Międzynarodowych. Od 2002 pełnił funkcje zastępcy redaktora naczelnego oraz kierownika działu zagranicznego w tygodniku "Wprost". W 2007 objął stanowisko prezesa Fundacji Pomoc Polakom na Wschodzie, a także został dyrektorem Centrum Wschodniego Wyższej Szkoły Zarządzania w Warszawie.

22 grudnia 2009 mianowany ambasadorem RP w Republice Łotewskiej. W marcu 2010 przystąpił do wykonywania obowiązków dyplomatycznych. Odwołany z dniem 30 listopada 2014. 4 listopada tegoż roku otrzymał nominację na ambasadora RP w Armenii. Zakończył pełnienie tej funkcji w lipcu 2017. W 2017 zaczął pracować jako ekspert w Warsaw Enterprise Institute, a w 2018 jako wykładowca w Studium Europy Wschodniej UW. W 2020 został prezesem Stowarzyszenia Euro-Atlantyckiego.

Jest autorem publikacji dotyczących państw byłego ZSRR, polityki międzynarodowej i polskiej polityki zagranicznej (w tym polityki wschodniej). Publikował m.in. w tygodniku "Newsweek Polska" oraz w "Przewodniku Katolickim".

W latach 90. działał w Ruchu Stu i Akcji Wyborczej Solidarność, a następnie w Przymierzu Prawicy. Jako jego członek bez powodzenia kandydował do Sejmu RP z listy Prawa i Sprawiedliwości, którego następnie został członkiem. Opuścił PiS w 2007.

Żonaty z reżyserką Jadwigą Nowakowską. Zna biegle języki rosyjski i angielski oraz podstawy języków niemieckiego i francuskiego.

Odznaczenia
 Krzyż Oficerski Orderu "Za Zasługi dla Litwy" – 2006, Litwa
 Komandor Orderu Trzech Gwiazd – 2012, Łotwa

Publikacje
 Kronika terroru. Ruchy anarchistyczne w RFN 1969–1980, Łódź 1981, .
 Walery Sławek (1879–1939). Zarys biografii politycznej, Warszawa 1988, .
 Ukraina na zakręcie. Drogi i bezdroża pomarańczowej rewolucji, Warszawa 2005 (współautor), .

Przypisy

Bibliografia

Absolwenci Wydziału Dziennikarstwa i Nauk Politycznych Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego
Absolwenci Wydziału Filozoficzno-Historycznego Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego
Ambasadorowie III Rzeczypospolitej
Ambasadorowie Polski w Armenii
Ambasadorowie Polski na Łotwie
Ludzie związani z Erywaniem
Ludzie związani z Rygą
Ministrowie w Kancelarii Prezesa Rady Ministrów
Polacy odznaczeni Orderem "Za Zasługi dla Litwy"
Polacy odznaczeni Orderem Trzech Gwiazd
Politycy Akcji Wyborczej Solidarność
Politycy Prawa i Sprawiedliwości
Politycy Przymierza Prawicy
Politycy Ruchu Stu
Polscy dziennikarze prasowi
Polscy historycy
Polscy publicyści
Wykładowcy Wydziału Orientalistycznego Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego
Ludzie urodzeni w Radomiu
Urodzeni w 1959

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The Barley Fork restaurant and pub in downtown Yorkville is in its third week, and business has been growing steadily, according to its manager.
James McNamara said the restaurant has "gotten busier in the last few weeks, and we have gone from strength to strength with great reviews and customer feedback …"
The restaurant is the third to open on the downtown block on the west side of Route 47, between Van Emmon and Hydraulic streets, in property owned by Rick Tollefson and his company, Imperial Investments.
It joins already established businesses Cobblestone Bakery and Bistro, and Mongolian 211. Along with other businesses – such as Rowdy's, a restaurant across Route 47 not owned by Imperial – they are cornerstones in Yorkville's downtown rebirth and growth.
Imperial also owns property across Van Emmon from Cobblestone, where it proposed a small community amphitheater. That plan has been withdrawn, but something will go onto that property, the owners said.
McNamara said The Barley Fork, remodeled into the former Kendall Pub, is representative of the kind of business Imperial is trying to build, and also of the Yorkville community.
It features photos and items from Yorkville's history as part of its décor, not to mention a lot of wood taken from an old Newark barn. The name itself is an homage to a restaurant remodeled into the building in the 1940s, also called the Barley Fork. The building itself goes back to the late 1880s.
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The bar part of the restaurant features 72 draft beer lines, from domestic, to craft and overseas beer. It also includes wine and cocktails, notably signature drinks, such as The Firey Fork and the Smokin' Yorkville Manhattan.
The restaurant also has an outdoor patio for the summer.


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Q: Vagrantbox is missing hard drive? I created completely new vagrant box (with bionic server installation) for VirtualBox with VDI hard disk type of 60gb.
Everything else seems the be working fine, but I get only 4gb of HDD in vagrant box.
Any idea what might cause the issue?
Usage of /:   91.1% of 3.87GB when I login with vagrant ssh.
df -h
Filesystem                         Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
udev                               463M     0  463M   0% /dev
tmpfs                               99M  992K   98M   1% /run
/dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-ubuntu--lv  3.9G  3.6G  136M  97% /
tmpfs                              493M     0  493M   0% /dev/shm
tmpfs                              5.0M     0  5.0M   0% /run/lock
tmpfs                              493M     0  493M   0% /sys/fs/cgroup
/dev/loop0                          90M   90M     0 100% /snap/core/8268
/dev/loop1                          90M   90M     0 100% /snap/core/8039
/dev/sda2                          976M   89M  820M  10% /boot

$ sudo fdisk -l
Disk /dev/sda: 60 GiB, 64424509440 bytes, 125829120 sectors
Units: sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes
Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
Disklabel type: gpt
Disk identifier: 70F42037-B7D6-4DDB-AC56-9CE5DDFBA29B

Is the custom box completely doomed or can it be saved still?

A: Can you paste the ouput of following command?
sudo lsblk

You are using LVM in your disk.
LVM HowTo