The title says it all – Becoming Raw: The Essential Guide to Raw Vegan Diets . This is most certainly not a book you read through once, put up on the shelf and forget about. I know I'll be referring to this exhaustive guide repeatedly.
Although over 45 recipes are included, this is not your typical raw food recipe book. In fact, this isn't your "typical" book about the raw food diet, and I've read oodles of them in the past two years.
Authors Brenda Davis and Vesanto Melina are both registered dietitians. They offer scientifically sound answers to tough questions about raw foods, furnish nutrition guidelines and practical information, and show how to design a raw vegan diet that meets recommended nutrient intakes. There's no biased information in this book; it's just full of facts and you can draw your own conclusions.
Won't we end up with osteoporosis if we eliminate dairy products?
How will we get enough iron without meat?
Where will our vitamin B12 come from?
How can we possibly get enough protein?
Do the enzymes in raw foods really contribute to human digestion, health and longevity?
Are most raw diets too high in fat?
Trust me when I say, this is the definitive guide in addressing each of these questions and many more — and not from opinion or even personal experience, but from scientific scrutiny that is referenced throughout the book.
The authors also look at specific health problems – cancer, diabetes, heart disease, arthritis, etc. – and how the nutrients in raw plant sources address those ailments.
Rynn Berry, historical advisor to the North American Vegetarian Society, contributes a chapter on the history of the raw food movement, which I found fascinating. In addition to being introduced to the early pioneers of the lifestyle, I gained a better understanding of where the various "sects" originated — fruitarianism, sproutarianism, gourmet raw cuisine, and the Christian and Essene raw food lifestyles.
It's well known that raw vegan diets tend to be low in calories and high in fiber, a perfect choice for folks who want to lose a few or many pounds. I've managed to shed all of my excess weight without counting a calorie, carb or fat gram; however, having done so, I now want to ensure that my cells are fueled with an optimal amount of antioxidants, vitamins and minerals. I've also moved from a sedentary lifestyle to a very active (dare I say, athletic) one, so I know both my caloric and protein requirements have changed dramatically.
That said, if you're someone who likes to see data broken down into charts, tables and graphs, you'll have plenty of eye candy here. My new best friend is Table 5.3: Calories, protein, fat, carbohydrate, and water content in raw food. My BFF spans six pages and comprises just about every food imaginable – fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, legumes, grains, and more!
The authors then went on to educate me in determining how much caloric intake (energy) I'll need to maintain a healthy body weight and adequate nutrient intakes (protein, carbohydrate, fat, vitamins, minerals) for the long term. These are all broken down by individual foods into easy-to-reference tables as well.
Whether raw vegan or not, Becoming Raw is an excellent resource for anyone interested in understanding the relationship between food and health. I definitely recommend adding a copy to your home library today.


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Comprehensive Rural Development Programme (CRDP)
Cabinet approved the Comprehensive Rural Development Programme (CRDP) on 12 August 2009.
The CRDP is a strategic priority in government's Medium Term Strategic Framework (MTSF). The design of the programme is predicated on lessons learnt from pilot sites selected through socio-economic profiling, community participatory processes and intergovernmental cooperation. A great deal of baseline data has emerged from the first two pilot engagements in Riemvasmaak in the Northern Cape, and Muyexe Village in Giyani in Limpopo.
The CRDP is different from past government strategies in rural areas because it is premised on a proactive participatory community-based planning approach rather than an interventionist approach to rural development. It is aimed at being an effective response to poverty and food insecurity by maximising the use and management of natural resources to create vibrant, equitable and sustainable rural communities. The CRDP must improve the standards of living and welfare and rectify past injustices hrough rights-based interventions and by addressing skewed patterns of distribution and ownership of wealth and assets.
The strategic objective of the CRDP is therefore to facilitate integrated development and social cohesion through participatory approaches in partnership with all sectors of society.
This will be done by:
contributing to the redistribution of 30% of the country's agricultural land
improving food security of the rural poor
creating business opportunities
decongesting and rehabilitating overcrowded former homeland areas
expanding opportunities for rural women, youth, people with disabilities and older persons.
The CRDP is premised on three phases:
Phase One, which has meeting basic human needs as its driver;
Phase Two, which has large-scale infrastructure development as its driver;
Phase Three, with the emergence of rural industrial and credit financial sectors, which is driven by small, medium and macro-enterprises and village markets.
By October 2011, the CRDP was being implemented at 65 sites across the country. Some 33 560 hectares (ha) of agricultural land had been acquired to provide emerging farmers with access to land. Some 116 farms had been recapitalised by providing funds for, among other things, infrastructure, mechanisation, seeds, livestock and the transfer of skills by commercial farmers to enhance the productivity of transferred farms.
In areas where the CRDP is being implemented, a new vibrancy has been created around working together, involving communities, the three spheres of government and the private sector. This has enabled communities to mobilise resources from all sectors of government to enhance delivery.
An inclusive CRDP stakeholder participation model has been developed in the form of the CoS, which function as partners in planning, implementation and monitoring. Through these inclusive bodies, communities themselves have become central to their own development.
Through the work undertaken at the CRDP sites, and in conjunction with fellow departments at national, provincial and local government level, the Department of Rural Development and Land Reform erected infrastructure such as housing, water, sanitation, pack-sheds, community halls, multipurpose centres, fencing, early childhood development centres, satellite police stations and renovated schools and clinics.

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۱ Maldives police try to move former President Mohamed Nasheed during a scuffle as he arrives at a courthouse in Male. Nasheed was denied bail a day after his surprise arrest on terrorism charges.
۲ NASA astronaut Barry Wilmore works outside the International Space Station on the first of three spacewalks preparing the station for future arrivals by U.S. commercial crew spacecraft. Fellow spacewalker Terry Virts, seen reflected in the visor.
۳ Pakistani women carry wood they have collected to be used as fuel for cooking and heating, in Islamabad.
۴ Somalis run from an explosion during a fire that engulfed a fuel market, causing extensive property damage but no loss of life, in the Hodan district of the capital Mogadishu.


Continually rated as one of the best vegan restaurants in the country, Candle 79 is at the forefront of a movement to bring elegance and sophistication to vegetarian cuisine Not only is its fare local, seasonal, organic, and sustainable, but also so flavorful and satisfying that customers vegan and omnivore alike are constantly asking for recipes to cook at home This colContinually rated as one of the best vegan restaurants in the country, Candle 79 is at the forefront of a movement to bring elegance and sophistication to vegetarian cuisine Not only is its fare local, seasonal, organic, and sustainable, but also so flavorful and satisfying that customers vegan and omnivore alike are constantly asking for recipes to cook at home This collection answers that call, with simple yet impressive recipes for Chickpea Crepes, Ginger Seitan Dumplings, Live Lasagna, Chocolate Mousse Towers, Cucumber Basil Martinis, and Expanding the horizons of vegan fare with appetizers, soups, salads, mains, brunches, desserts, cocktails, and wine pairings, Candle 79 Cookbook invites every home cook to make truly green cuisine.
Would love to go to this restaurant and try out the food . Very inspiring cook book - makes me feel I could be a vegan - but that would be hard to do in a house full of carnivores .
Some of the dishes are quite complicated and involved. I guess that's OK if you're a restaurant but not if you're trying to prepare things at home. That said, the restaurants are outstanding and the food is spectacular.
The recipes looked interesting, but required skills/ingredients that I don't have.
Lovely pictures, wide variety of recipes. The recipes are more for entertaining than for everyday meals.
I did not find this to be an easy, go-to recipe book. But some great ideas and worth the effort if you're a dedicated vegan.
Best vegan cookbook. EVERYTHING I've made from this book is to die for.


SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) - Synopsis: It's been 40 years since Michael Myers terrorized the town of Haddonfield, Illinois.
For Laurie Strode, the lone victim survivor, it feels like yesterday.
Review: The uphill battle the Halloween franchise has faced over the course of the last 40 years is that the original film is remarkably good, even if you don't care for slasher films. It doesn't help that screenwriters have essentially ripped off the structure of John Carpenter and Debra Hill's narrative. It was never intended to be a template, but when you make a film for $300,000 that earns more than $70 million, then inevitably, you're going to find a lot of copycats.
In fact, the subsequent sequels in the Halloween franchise, with the exception of the underrated "Halloween III" (the only film in the series not to be built around the Michael Myers character), struggled to find a sense of identity that brought something new to the story. That's not to say that there weren't a few bright moments along the way, but it shouldn't be too much of a surprise that 2018's "Halloween" essentially erases everything that took place following the first film.
Set 40 years after the original events, this "Halloween" begins with a pair of podcast journalists visiting Myers at the Smith's Grove Sanitarium. It is revealed that Myers is soon to be moved to a different facility. This, being a horror film, should telegraph the film's next move. That said, "Halloween" doesn't fill in all the gaps. By the film's end, you will have a general idea of what might have happened. It is often what is not shown that makes it most effective. That goes for the gore as much as it does the narrative.
The script, written by director David Gordon Green with Danny McBride and Jeff Fradley, is just smart enough to get away with some of the faulty mechanics of the world. There are aspects of the story that aren't particularly plausible, but horror films are necessarily built on the same foundation that a historical drama would be. It's not important how Myers gets from one plot point to another. It is only important that he be there when the narrative requires it.
"Halloween" succeeds in the areas that matter most. It plays tribute to the original but doesn't copy it. You might know where things are headed, but the path it takes follows a path with a few genuine surprises. Its cast, which includes Jamie Lee Curtis reprising her role as Laurie Strode, Judy Greer as Strode's grown daughter and Andi Matichak as Strode's granddaughter, offers strong performances. Haluk Bilginer's Dr. Ranbir Sartain is a little campy, but his madness matches the world.
The film does a fairly good job of giving a recap of the events from the first film that matter most, but I would still recommend watching the original before moving on to this sequel.
There have been hundreds of terrible slasher films that have been produced in the last 40 years. Fortunately, "Halloween" (2018) isn't one of them.


Understanding How Custody Works - Cohen Law Office, P.C.
When parents in Wyoming separate and begin the divorce process, child custody is often an issue of paramount importance. In the best of circumstances, you and your spouse will be able to create a workable parenting arrangement. However, when parents cannot agree, a Court will make the decision based on what it believes to be in the best interest of the children.
Although it was once traditional for mothers to receive custody, especially of younger children, Wyoming law now prohibits the award of custody based solely on gender.
A custody arrangement may consist of any combination of sole custody, shared custody, or joint custody.
Any factors the court deems necessary and relevant.
One parent is usually awarded primary physical custody, and the other parent is awarded visitation. If you and your spouse cannot agree on a schedule, the Court will dictate the arrangement.
If there is evidence of spousal or child abuse, the court will consider a custody arrangement that protects the children and/or the abused parent from additional danger.
Under the Uniform Child Custody Act, a Wyoming court has jurisdiction over a custody matter if the children have lived in Wyoming for at least six months. Otherwise, the case must be handled by the Court in their last state of residence. In an emergency situation, (for example, if domestic violence is involved), a Wyoming Court can become involved in the case even if the children have lived in Wyoming for less than six months.
If a parent seeks a change of custody, it is possible to do, but that party must show that there has been a material and substantial change in circumstances AND that modification is in the best interest of the children.
If you a have question about child custody, or any other Family Law question, contact Ken Cohen to schedule an appointment.


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Rozkladová komise je poradní orgán ústředního orgánu státní správy, který navrhuje vedoucímu ústředního orgánu státní správy (např. ministrovi) rozhodnutí v řízení o rozkladu. Stanovisko rozkladové komise není pro vedoucího, který o rozkladu rozhoduje, závazné.

Rozkladová komise má nejméně pět členů. Předsedu a ostatní členy rozkladové komise jmenuje ministr nebo vedoucí jiného ústředního orgánu státní správy. Většinu členů rozkladové komise tvoří odborníci, kteří nejsou zaměstnanci dotčeného ústředního orgánu státní správy. Rozkladová komise může jednat a přijímat usnesení v nejméně pětičlenných senátech a většina přítomných členů musí být odborníci, kteří nejsou zaměstnanci ústředního orgánu státní správy.

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Congress Investigating J & J Recall
Lawmakers investigating alleged phantom recall by Johnson & Johnson, in which the company hired a contractor to buy up defective painkillers instead of issuing a recall.
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Congressional Democrats are investigating an alleged "phantom recall" by Johnson & Johnson, in which the company hired a contractor to buy up defective painkillers instead of issuing an immediate recall.
The company's handling of problems with its Motrin tablets came to light last week at a Congressional hearing to examine ongoing quality issues with J&J medications. Lawmakers began investigating the company over its most recent recall of more than 130 million bottles of children's medicine, some of which contained tiny particles of metal.
On Tuesday lawmakers announced an investigation into the company's handling of an older quality issue with more than 88,000 Motrin packets distributed in 2008.
In a May 28 letter obtained by The Associated Press, a House committee chairman asks J&J's CEO William Weldon to turn over information relating to the so-called phantom recall.
"It raises the question of whether Johnson & Johnson placed a higher priority on preserving the reputation of its Motrin brand than it did on consumer protection," states the letter from Chairman Rep. Edolphus Towns, who chairs the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.
A memo titled "Motrin Purchase Project," obtained by congressional investigators instructs employees: "You should simply 'act' like a regular customer while making these purchases. There must be no mention of this being a recall of the product!"
J&J later recalled the medication in July 2009 after Food and Drug Administration officials learned about the contractor's activities.
Towns asks J&J to identify all J&J employees involved with the decision to repurchase the Motrin. He also asks whether the company has used contractors to repurchase products in other instances.
J&J spokesman Jeffrey Leebaw said in an e-mail the company will "respond appropriately to the committee's request."
Last week FDA officials said they are considering criminal charges against the New Brunswick, New Jersey-based company, which has been slow to fix manufacturing problems linked to three medicine recalls in the last eight months.
The most recent recall involved more than 40 varieties of children's medicine, including Tylenol, Benadryl, Motrin and other products that make up nearly 70 percent of the market for pediatric medications.
J&J has long enjoyed a sterling reputation for safety, earned in the 1980s for quickly pulling bottles of Tylenol that had been tainted with cyanide.
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Amie here first: Today I have Kara Thomas on the blog to talk about selling books on proposal. Take it away, Kara!
There's a ton of information out there for writers on the submission process, or what happens once you've signed with a literary agent and it's time to take your book out like a nice, meaty gazelle to all the editor lions. Usually when an author says their manuscript is on sub, they're talking about a complete book.
But what if you've been on the sub train before and have already got a book or two published? You've proven that you can finish an entire book in a timely manner, and you'd love the income and stability of another publishing contract—even if you don't have a polished, complete manuscript ready to go.
That's when you should have an honest conversation with your agent about selling a book on proposal.
Full disclosure: My agent sold my latest book on proposal. I had just wrapped up a series for a publisher, and I'd started a new project I was really excited about. Instead of waiting until I had written the whole book, I showed my agent the first few chapters, plus a synopsis. She was even more excited than I was, and we mutually decided to submit it to a batch of editors.
Wizard that my agent is, she found an editor who was even more excited about the book than WE were, and by the end of the week, we'd accepted her offer.
The first rule of Selling on Proposal: There are no hard and fast rules.
So what is a proposal anyway? Generally, I'd say a proposal consists of, at the very minimum, five sample chapters and a detailed synopsis of the book. My proposal had seven sample chapters—about 50 pages. I've also read a proposal that had sold on nearly 100 pages and a very detailed synopsis.
Note: Here's a good time to mention the distinction between submitting on proposal and a contracted book. If your agent sells your manuscript in a multi-book deal, and you accept, you get to write more books for your publisher. Yay! You will probably have to have your editor approve the topic of your next book based on a proposal—especially if the first book you sold is a standalone and not the beginning of a series—but lets forget about contracted books and focus on submitting on proposal.
I'd heard that only bestsellers can sell on proposal, or that proposals don't sell for as much money as completed manuscripts. Both proved false for me, but again, there are no real rules. This is publishing!
The second rule of Selling on Proposal: That proposal has to rock!
Since you're only showing editors a sample of your writing, it should be the best dang writing you're capable of. A lot of writers get hives at the word "synopsis", but the synopsis is where you have to sell all the twists and turns in your story and set it apart from other books in your genre. So while technically a proposal is an unfinished book, a proposal should never feel unfinished.
The third rule of Selling on Proposal: It's okay if it's not for you.
I see a lot of authors worry about selling on proposal, since it's essentially selling an idea. The actual, finished book might not be what the editor who bought it was expecting. It's true that delivering a book under a deadline is stressful, and some writers feel the quality of their work suffers when there's pressure to produce.
My story ended happily: My editor and I are both very happy with how the book turned out. Now, let's see what readers think next year!
KARA THOMAS is the author of The Darkest Corners, coming from Penguin Random House/Delacorte Press in Spring 2016. She also wrote the Prep School Confidential series (St. Martin's Press) and the pilot The Revengers for the CW under the pen name Kara Taylor. She's represented by Suzie Townsend of New Leaf Literary & Media. You can find her on Twitter, Instagram, or on the couch with her rescue cat, Felix.
Thanks for the informative post! I've done a little of this with works-for-hire, and hoping to submit some proposals this summer. As someone who traditionally didn't like writing with an outline, I still find plotting the whole thing out from the start a little intimidating, not to mention the pressure of deadlines and delivering something close to what you promised. Sometimes I don't know if a book will work until I've written a draft, which isn't the most efficient process, but there it is.


Trump's surprising move on the debt ceiling has reshuffled the political landscape in DC, and set the stage for a new fight.
On Friday, the House passed a bill, already passed through the Senate, that appropriates over $15 billion for hurricane relief and stops the country from defaulting on its debts and keeps the government running at current funding levels until December. Based on a deal struck earlier this week between Donald Trump and Democratic leaders—a move that surprised Republicans—the bill will likely become law soon.
It is hard to understate the importance of this legislation. Not only does it provide vital assistance to hard-hit communities, it also delays the major political battles long expected to define a busy September in Congress. On top of that, it rewrites the political calculus for a number of significant pending policy fights.
The debt ceiling, adopted in 1917 as a way for Congress to limit how much the president can spend, is a cap on how much money the government can borrow. Under modern budgetary procedures, spending and borrowing are unconnected. So Congress decides how much money to spend, often necessitating more borrowing than is allowed, so it then has to vote again to raise the debt ceiling to accommodate that spending. If the ceiling doesn't get raised in those contexts, the government can't pay its bills. While some economists theorize the country could manage this by only paying for important things until we got our financial car back on the road, most agree that even a short-term default, and certainly a long-term one, would cause utter economic chaos at home and abroad. We're talking a crisis that would make the recent recession look like a minor hindrance.
After the US nearly defaulted on its debts in 1979, Congress enacted a system whereby it automatically raised the debt ceiling as needed when passing budgets. However, this rule went out the window in 1995, when Republicans decided to leverage the debt ceiling to force the Clinton administration to agree to spending cuts. The ceiling came to the fore again in 2011 and 2013, when conservatives likewise used it as leverage for their agenda; they succeeded in imposing severe cuts and spending limits in 2011, though the confrontation resulted in the US's bond rating being downgraded for the first time in history.
We actually hit the debt ceiling in March, but Treasury was able to keep paying the bills through "extraordinary measures," which impose some costs on taxpayers. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin had long made clear that we'd be out of options on September 29. By late August, says Shai Akabas of the Bipartisan Policy Center, it seemed likely Congress would spend most of September arguing about the debt ceiling and whether it should be coupled with spending cuts before striking deals on it and on keeping the government open past September 30 at the last minute.
Then Harvey hit the Gulf. No one disputed the need to provide aid to affected regions as soon as Congress came back into session. But paying for that would drain Treasury's coffers, Mnuchin argued, pushing up the deadline to extend the debt ceiling. Strategists proposed tying disaster relief to a "clean" debt ceiling vote, stripped of all the contentious conservative demands for spending cuts, to skip the usual wrangling. Not even conservatives, it was hoped, would want to hold up that bill.
Republican leadership wanted to suspend the debt ceiling long enough through this easy vote that they wouldn't have to revisit the sticky issue again until after the 2018 midterms. Democrats, however, see the debt ceiling as an opportunity to extract concessions from Republicans on immigration and other issues in exchange for their votes, and under threat of a filibuster. So they wanted a short-term debt ceiling raise that would let them pressure the Republicans again a few months down the road, when more significant pieces of legislation would likely be coming along.
The Trump administration had reportedly been looking for a way to avoid a debate on the debt ceiling for weeks, if not months, in order to free up time to focus on developing and selling a full-fledged tax reform plan. So as soon as Trump had a shot at a deal, he took it—even though what he ultimately took was the Democrats' first short-term offer. Reportedly, a continuing resolution to keep the government open through December was tacked onto the deal after this was accepted.
As a result, all that's left on the September must-pass list now is reauthorizing a few federal programs, which can be kicked down the road as well.
The debt ceiling will have to get raised again, but discussions on that and on longer-term government funding won't start up in earnest until late November or early December. That means Republicans have the space to pivot to tax reform, which Cato Institute fiscal policy wonk Dan Mitchell told me is their last chance to score a big policy win in 2017.
The big question is why Trump decided to make this deal, even after the White House reportedly recently assured House Majority Leader Paul Ryan that the president opposed a short-term extension. Romina Boccia, a Heritage Foundation fiscal policy expert, speculates Trump could have been making some kind of strategic power play, signaling his willingness to work with Democrats to show Republicans they ought to fall into line with his tax reform agenda if they want to get something they'd like done. But the intense sense of betrayal felt by Republicans ("he fucked us" is how one GOP official phrased it to Axios) could make it harder to cooperate on tax reform legislation. On Thursday, Ryan dismissed Trump's tax preferences as unworkable. That's not a great sign for any eventual bill.
"It's probably optimistic that they'll have a tax reform bill done by December," said Akabas. And then it'll be time to talk debt ceiling and government funding again.
Meanwhile, most Democrats love the situation they're in. A short-term delay means they can theoretically use the debt ceiling and government funding to get Republicans to turn DACA—an Obama-era initiative, just rescinded by Trump, protecting undocumented immigrants who came to the country as children—into law. They could also use these votes to influence other Republican priorities. "They win the politics of DACA and leverage on the debt in the winter," a Republican official fumed to Axios on Wednesday. "The fate is sealed—DACA will be reauthorized without strings, [Senate Minority Leader Chuck] Schumer inserted himself into all negotiations in the winter, including tax, spending, and immigration."
"But that's speculation," said Mitchell. "There's nothing about this agreement that precludes one side or the other from winning, or from just kicking the can down the road again." At this point, no one can predict what will be on the agenda when these measures come up again. Despite the December date in the deal, we don't even know when a debt ceiling vote would come up again as for sure. After we hit it in December, Mnuchin can just break out new extraordinary measures. Boccia suspects the actual date for a new vote on this issue could happen as late as next spring. And there's always the chance that, at any time, another disaster relief bill could plop down and make it easier for Republicans to pass debt ceiling or spending deals without making sops to Democratic priorities.
"Think to where we were a few weeks ago," said Akabas. "Nobody foresaw the way this was getting resolved. It really often comes down to the last minute."
Once Republicans recover from the shock of this deal and their sense of betrayal, Boccia predicted, they will devise clever ways to turn this new situation to their advantage. "If one side can bundle and pressure the other," added University of Louisville budget policy and process wonk Jasmine Farrier, "then it can be done in reverse."
So no matter the political rhetoric on either side, this deal isn't really a win for anyone. It's just a massive shift to major policy discussions and timelines, essentially Trump looking to score a little time for tax reform work by grabbing the political gameboard and shaking it vigorously.
"I don't know what to say going forward about what's going to happen in December," said Farrier, "except that it's going to be a big mess."


The first step in creating an event in your database is to create the Event Type. Think of this as the umbrella and all of the specific occurrences of that type of event (dates and times) are held under that umbrella.
Point to Events in the menu bar and select Add Event Type.
Give the Event Type a Name, Location, and Category 1.
In the Summary tab, enter specifics about the Event. Each Summary tab field is explained in detail below. While the fields are optional, Jackrabbit recommends you complete as many as possible. Be sure to Save Changes.
Fee Enter the Event Fee.
Allow Enrollment For Select Family if you prefer to allow a customer to enroll their Family and fill 1 Event opening. Select Student to allow the customer to enroll up to 5 students and fill 1 event opening per student. Note: This will be the default but it can be changed for any of the event dates individually.
Min Age / Max Age Enter a minimum and maximum age for the event, including years and months. The min/max age can be used to set age restrictions for event registrations.
Cut Off Date Optionally, enter a Cut Off Date. If a cut off date is entered, the student's age on the cutoff date is used to determine if the student meets the event's age requirements.
Add a Cat 2 / Cat 3 if applicable.
Max Size Enter a Max Size. Note: For a Birthday Party or Private Event, enter the Max Size as 1. This ensures that the event is booked by only one customer.
Choose a selection from the drop down list. Select Yes to require that the credit card fields be completed. Select No to not display the credit card fields. Select Optional to display the fields but allow the registrant to choose whether or not to add credit card details. Note: The option to pay via bank account is not available when registering for an event.
Select Family to auto-post the Event Fee once per Family. Select Student to auto-post the Event Fee once per student. Select Do Not Post Fee if you do not want the event fee to automatically post when a customer registers.
Add a Session from the Session drop down choices.
If Post Event Fee Per is set to Family or Student, include a Transaction Type. Optionally, include a Sub-Type and Note.
Select Yes / No depending on whether this Event should display on the internal Event calendar. This calendar can only be seen by a user logged into your Jackrabbit database.
Calendar Label Whatever you type here will display as the Event Name on the Event Calendar.
Background Color Click the crayon icon to choose a color. This color will display as a background for the Calendar Label on your Event Calendar. Jackrabbit recommends using lighter colors as they make the calendar easier to read.
Display to Customers Select No if you do not want the Event to display on your Event Calendar. Select Open Dates Only if you prefer only open events be displayed on your Events Calendar. Select Open & Booked Dates if you prefer that both Open & Booked Dates display on your Event Calendar.
Calendar Header Whatever you type here will display as the Event Name on the Event Calendar.
Web Reg Form Graphic URL It's possible to display your logo (or another image) on the Event Registration form, however, the URL for the image must be added here. See the Event FAQ section for directions.
Notification Email(s) An email notification will be sent to the email address(es) entered here whenever a customer registers for an event. Separate multiple email addresses with a comma.
Go to the Description tab and add the Internal Description (this description is seen by users in your database) and the Registration Form Description (this description will be seen by customers). Save Changes.
On the Questions tab you will add questions specific to the event, for example "Will you be bringing cake?". Choose from 4 types of questions (Check box, Text box, Large Text, and Yes-No) that the customer will be prompted to answer before they submit their event registration. Text box, Large Text, and Yes-No type questions can all be set to Optional, Hidden, or Required. Check box type questions can only be Optional or Hidden; they cannot be made required.
Select the Agreements tab. Enter any legalese or verbiage you'd like the customer to agree to prior to registering for an event. Each agreement text record will be followed by its own I Have Read and Agree check box on the Event Registration Form. The customer must check these boxes and enter their e-signature in order to submit the registration form.
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An idea blatantly lifted from baseball, Quality Starts were one of Hockey Prospectus' first contributions back in 2009 as a measure of whether a goaltender "gave his team a chance to win". In order to record a Quality Start, the starting goalie must stop at least a league average number of shots (typically 91.3% prior to 2009-10, and 91.7% since), or play at least as well as a replacement-level goalie (88.5%) while allowing two goals or fewer.
Since then, quality starts have become widely adopted, and I've lost track of everywhere that they have been featured. They're even used by several front offices, and it's available at Hockey Reference.
The attachment includes all the Quality Start data you'd ever need for the 2007-08 through 2017-18 seasons, including game-by-game breakdowns, season-by-season summaries for every NHL goalie, as well as multi-year totals for any goalie who has started even a single NHL contest in the past 11 seasons.


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Australia's oldest person dies
Eva McConnell with IRT chief executive Nieves Murray at home in December.Australia's oldest resident, Eva McConnell of Mollymook, has died aged 111.
Born in 1901, Mrs McConnell lived at home and was cared for by her daughter and the Illawarra Retirement Trust's In-Home Care team until two weeks ago when she was relocated to the IRT's St Georges Basin care facility where she died on August 15, the South Coast Register reported.
Mrs McConnell held the title of Australia's oldest resident since October last year following the death of 112-year-old Miriam Schmierer.
Described by IRT Shoalhaven In-Home Care manager Debbie Turnbull as a "very special and charming lady", the super-centenarian turned 111 on May 5.
IRT chief executive Nieves Murray said Mrs McConnell's attitude and agility, along with her good health and longevity, were an "inspiration to people around her".
"At 100 Eva was still chopping wood and at 101 she was living on her own and cooking for herself," Ms Murray said.
"She aged well and showed a lot of courage – after all, Eva saw two world wars and a depression before she'd turned 50."
At 102, Eva started living with her grandson in Mumbil, NSW during the winter and spent the summer months with her daughter Nola West-Newman in Mollymook.
About seven years ago Eva decided to live with her daughter Nola and son-in-law John full-time and was provided with an Extended Aged Care at Home (EACH) package from IRT.
Mrs McConnell was one of 12 children and grew up on a farm at Burrendong, near Wellington in NSW.
She had six children and 13 grandchildren, 31 great-grandchildren and 34 great-great-grandchildren.
Ms Murray said her thoughts were with the McConnell family.
"Eva has had a remarkable innings and she demonstrated that you can have a quality lifestyle as part of a long and healthy life," she added.
"Eva lived in her own home until two weeks before she passed away – that is a truly inspiring way to age."
Mrs Turnbull said staff were delighted to care for Mrs McConnell, who received assistance from IRT for three years.
She said caring for Mrs McConnell had been a highlight of her career.
"It has also been an invaluable experience for the staff," she said.
"Eva's quick wit, modern demeanour, dignified presence and amazing agility have been an inspiration to us all."
On her 110th birthday, Mrs McConnell received letters of congratulations from Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, the Governor General of Australia Quentin Bryce, Prime Minister Julia Gillard, the Governor of NSW Marie Bashir and NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell.
Prime Minister Julia Gillard wished Mrs McConnell her "every happiness".
"A spirit of hard work, decency and effort has undoubtedly seen you through many challenges and personal achievements and I am sure you and your family will celebrate the rewards that these qualities bring as you mark this significant milestone," Ms Gillard wrote.
Mrs McConnell's funeral was held on Monday at the Milton-Ulladulla Funeral Services chapel.
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and everything should be in its place.
Shoes lined up beside the door.
Switches should be off when not in use.
Curtains should be drawn after the sun sets.
I find peace in rules and order.
I find rest in the harmony of precision.
There is no clutter I cannot tidy up.
No chaos I cannot return to calm.
But my rules they are a prison.
I am chained to them in fear.
Because I hate what is uncertain.
And I hide from what is not clear.
One of the most infuriating realities to stumble upon is a reminder of our lack of control.
We merrily amble through life, foolishly believing that we hold all of the keys to our future and we are in charge. But every now and then this fantasy is disrupted by an unfortunate event which leaves us teetering on our tiptoes.
With just a single phone call, a simple conversation, an unexpected, interruptance to our day we find ourselves very much in circumstances out of our control and it is utterly unnerving.
I find it particularly distressing as I am a grade A, run-of-the-mill, control freak.
I crave order, productivity and common sense. I am highly strung and up tight as they come. I need plans and certainty and I don't work well if boundaries and guidelines aren't clear.
I hate that off-kilter feeling that comes with wading into the unknown.
It has been a slow process but I am finally discovering how to let go of control and make peace with uncertainty.
I am learning how to delegate.
Because I can't take responsibility for everything, I simply do not have the time nor energy. I know now that I really do need help and asking for it really isn't as difficult as I once thought.
And when I do pass on the baton to someone else I am trying my best to release my grip completely. Forgoing the temptation to demand the task be done MY WAY.
So what if the potato wedges are cut thicker than I would have done them? Who cares if the laundry detergent is orange blossom scented instead of lavender?
I can see how silly it is to get caught up in the nitty-gritty details of life when the help I receive is worth so much more than the perfection I seek.
I am learning to be less possessive of the things that I own.
To share what I have with a generous spirit and to bite my tongue rather than remind the person to take great care with whatever it is that I loan them.
Because things are not what are most important…people are.
I am learning how to go with the flow.
To appreciate that not everything need be done in a rush. Not every hour need be productive. Not every task need be completed today, THIS VERY MINUTE OR ELSE.
Taking the time to appreciate my coffee instead of gulping it down. Being flexible when people change plans. Accepting apologies and extending grace. These things are a sign of maturity.
See, I am learning to let go of control.
I am un-clenching my fists and extending open palms.
I am making peace with uncertainty.
Art and creativity have been healing for me.
There is nothing safe or certain when it comes to art. We often start creating without a plan or picture of where we are heading. The pieces fall into place as our paintbrushes strike the canvas and our fingers stroke the keys.
Perhaps this is why creating feels so risky to me. Every time I am breaking myself open and waiting to see what spills out.
It's daunting even without an audience, but with a thousand eyes on me the feeling can be described as nothing short of terrifying.
Writing is painful in ways I cannot even express but it has cured me of my need for control.
Because as a writer I sometimes feel that I am under a spell. I am simply a messenger and how and when the words choose to come forth are not up to me.
There are days when I would love to publish something but try as I might, I cannot write a single word. And then almost arbitrarily there are days where I wake up before the sun and I've got so many ideas my fingers can hardly type them up fast enough.
So I have learnt that pressuring myself to write is no use. It's as fruitless as trying to push toothpaste back into a tube once it has all been squeezed out.
Within all of us there is this pull to take control. A natural instinct that beckons us to bow to fear and wrestle for the reins.
But evolution calls for adaptability. There is no space for inflexibility.
To keep moving forwards we must let go of the monkey bars behind us. We must swing forward, stretch out a hand and hope with all of our hearts that someone thought to build another bar after the last.
It seems absurd and careless at times but in truth, abandoning the need for control is the most freeing feeling in the world.


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Home Springs Eternal review
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Springs Eternal review
Aliya Al-Hassan reviews Springs Eternal at the Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, showing until October 19
Over the years the Orange Tree Theatre has become synonymous with bringing unknown plays to life; Susan Glaspell was a Pulizer-Prize winning playwright who also founded the Provincetown Players in 1915, the first modern American theatre company. Her work has been often overlooked since her death, but the Orange Tree has the accolade of producing more Glaspell plays than any other theatre in the world. Springs Eternal was her last play and this production is its world premiere.
The setting is a middle class New York home in 1943. America is at war and writer Owen Higgenbothem (Stuart Fox) is struggling to work, weighed down by guilt over his liberal book which he believes encouraged many young men to go and fight. Then comes news of an elopement between his charge Dottie (Lydia Larson) and his ex-wife's new husband Stewie (David Antrobus). The play develops into a dysfunctional family gathering where past relationships, present turmoil, and hopes for the future are dissected under the ever-present shadow of war.
The play highlights the question of the effect an older generation's values has upon their children and if those children must act upon these ideals or follow their own. It also addresses the purpose of war and the ever-continuing hope for the future.
Overall, the cast is strong. Stuart Fox is particularly convincing as the disillusioned and disappointed writer Owen. His American accent is also very consistent, which cannot be said for a number of the rest of the cast. Auriol Smith plays the wise charlady Mrs Soames to great effect, contrasting the dubious attitudes towards love, morality and honour of the assembled family. Miranda Foster also plays Owen's flighty ex-wife Harry with convincing vacuousness, bringing comic relief to some of the darker points of the play.
There are moments of brilliant dialogue; an explosive exchange between Owen and Mrs Soames leads her to question the morality of the family, only for him to deftly turn her argument on its head. However, at points the play is frustrating. The narrative often goes round in circles and is overly wordy, as though Glaspell was writing notes rather than a finished play.
There are some fine comedic moments and the theme of personal frustration through the generations at a time global unrest is both thought provoking and very relevant today. The main criticism of the play is it is too long. At nearly three hours in length, there are many repetitions and a lacklustre ending. The comic subplot of the supposed elopement feels like it belongs to another play and does not sit easily with the serious main plotline of young men dying in a war in the hope of a better tomorrow. The love match at the end of the play also feels flat and unconvincing. It is not always clear what Glaspell wants the play to be as it veers from wannabe farce to a serious social commentary.
Springs Eternal clearly demonstrates Glaspell's close engagement with the cultural and moral issues of her day, but this is certainly not one of her best plays. At the end, audiences may find it hard to see what her true message was.
Springs Eternal, Orange Tree Theatre; until Oct 19; box office: 020 8940 3633


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'Jeopardy!' to honor Regis Philbin by showing 1992 episode as part of 'Vault' series
The 1992 episode also features Carol Burnett and Donna Mills
As "Jeopardy!" airs classic episodes from its vault, the team a few weeks ago selected the first "Celebrity Jeopardy!" episode that ever aired, and it featured Regis Philbin. Monday night, the 1992 episode will be presented as a tribute to the talk-show legend, who died Friday at age 88.
"Jeopardy!" producers called selecting the episode an easy choice: It featured Carol Burnett, Donna Mills, and Philbin in "an entertaining and spirited competition."
"That choice has been made even more poignant with the passing of Regis Philbin this weekend," according to the "Jeopardy!" team.
The episode, they said, was chosen weeks before his death to show "our gratitude to Regis for his friendship to the show for so many years. We proudly present it now in memoriam and with love."
"Jeopardy!" has been opening up its vault for a four-week retrospective series that began July 20.
For the first time, "America's Favorite Quiz Show," is digging deep into its archives to highlight memorable contestants, exciting moments, and unique tournaments from the show's 36-year history, including the series premiere, which aired September 10, 1984.
"What is incredible about "Jeopardy!" is that it has historical importance while remaining culturally relevant today," said the show's executive producer, Mike Richards. "I know our fans will love the nostalgia while still enjoying the gameplay. A lot has changed over the years - the set, the pace of the game...the mustache! - but the ability to play along is timeless."
The producers combed through nearly 8,000 episodes and have chosen 20 of the most compelling shows in the series' history, many of which have not been seen since their first airing.
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Analyzing Maury Wills' impact on baseball through stolen base opportunities
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The most-deserving players not in the Hall of Fame: Shortstops
Andre Ferro on Bill Madlock: Is He One of the 50 Best Not in the Hall?
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Bobby Layne: The NFL Hall of Fame Great Who Could Have Starred in the Major League
Snow is snowing and the wind is blowing here in my Pittsburgh hometown. But despite how awful the weather may get, no one cares. We're all about the Steelers, 24/7. With only a handful of days left until the Super Bowl, no Steelers' story has gone uncovered.
The most over-analyzed player is quarterback Ben Roethlisberger: Is he really remorseful for his long history of inappropriate off-field behavior? While Big Ben has won over some fans, he's still got a long way to go. A Hollywood Reporter poll found that Ben is three times as unpopular as any Super Bowl player.
For the most part, Steelers fans are more concerned about how Roethlisberger stacks up against his Green Bay opposite, Aaron Rodgers.
Having heard the Roethlisberger versus Rodgers debate non-stop for nearly two weeks, I've added another dimension to the argument. Here's my version of the big question—Who would you rather have in the biggest game of the year: Rodgers, Roethlisberger or old-timer Bobby Layne?
As every Steelers, Detroit Lions and University of Texas football fan knows Layne, whose college and professional career spanned 18 years from 1944 to 1962 is, a four-time All-Southwest Conference pick, a six-time Pro Bowler, six time All-Pro selection who was chosen for the NFL's 1950s All Decade team and elected into the Hall of Fame in 1967. In 1995, Sports Illustrated named Layne the "toughest quarterback who ever lived" and in 1999, the Sporting News placed him #52 on its list of the 100 greatest players ever.
Layne remains a Pittsburgh legend not only for his heroic efforts to lift the Steelers out of the doldrums after his abrupt and controversial trade from the Lions but also for his late night, non-stop partying. Compared to Layne, some consider Roethlisberger an altar boy.
His propensity for heavy drinking aside, Layne's achievements are beyond question. On the University of Texas campus, undergraduates and alums still talk about the 1947 Cotton Bowl game against Missouri where Layne scored every point in the Longhorns' 40-27 win. For the day, Layne had three running touchdowns, two passing, one receiving and kicked four extra points. (See You Tube video here).
In 1948 when #5 Texas' beat #6 Alabama 27-7 in the Sugar Bowl, Layne got the Longhorns off to a quick start with a 99-yard first quarter touchdown strike.
For all of Layne's football skills, he could just as easily have been an outstanding major league pitcher. During Layne's three seasons as a Longhorns' starter, he posted a 39-7 record including two no hitters.
Layne had bids from the New York Giants, the Boston Red Sox and the St. Louis Cardinals to join their staffs. But in the late 1940s, the road to the bigs was long and arduous. Rookies started out in Class D where teams were located in small towns with substandard facilities. From there, players progressed slowly—next stop, Class C, then B, A, AA, AAA and finally for the best of them, the major leagues. By choosing football, Layne went straight to the Chicago Bears.
Without question, Layne would have contributed to those 1950s Giants, Red Sox and Cardinals teams. A quick look at their pitching shows little depth.
While we can only speculate about how effective Layne would have been on a major league mound, it's safe to say that his competitiveness and no quit attitude would have made him a valuable addition to any team. Just as he did on the football field, Layne would somehow or another figured out a way to slip a fastball past opposing batters.
Getting back to the Super Bowl, I'm willing to go out on a limb. Please take into account that I've been barraged for two weeks on talk radio and local television about the Steelers' greatness.
Nevertheless, I predict that the Steelers will score more points than most people think (many of them on defense) and the Packers will score fewer.
Final score: Steelers 31-Green Bay 17
Posted on February 5, 2011 Author howardCategories MLB
2 thoughts on "Bobby Layne: The NFL Hall of Fame Great Who Could Have Starred in the Major League"
Joe Guzzardi says:
From Texas graduatate and Illinois resident JM, I received the following message: "Great article. Last night, checking through various Layne clips on youtube, I saw the Art Donovan quote. Something like: "…we had three guys laying on top of 'em. And I said, 'Bobby, must a been one hell of a night last night, we're getting drunk just smelling your breath.' And Bobby says, 'I had a couple at half time…'"
joe r. says:
A good article.
Just a thought: I doubt that as a collegiate senior, and expensive signee (which he would've been) that any team would have started him out with high school kids in Class D. He probably would've been sent to Double or Triple A.
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The 86th Airlift Wing Safety Office held the annual pre-season motorcycle safety brief for motorcyclists at the Kaiserslautern Military Community Center on Ramstein Air Base, March 15.
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After discussing mental awareness, physical capabilities were addressed.
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Sting had a long face this week that got him attention on social media.
But, his owner points out, the 10-year-old greyhound always has a long face — he can't help it!
Sting was on a visit to the Ramsey County Library in White Bear Lake, MN, a twice-weekly stop for the retired racer that's part of the library's Paws to Read program, which encourages literacy by inviting young children to come in and read to dogs.
It's been a regular gig for a couple of years.
But this week, for whatever reason, no one showed up, and Sting's owner, John Muellner, posted about it on Facebook.
Since then, the library's phone hasn't stopped ringing. And it's all because of Sting's lovely "sad" face.
The dog is booked through April, as are the other therapy dogs who participate in the reading program.
Sting's participation lasts about an hour. Three children sign up; each reads to him for 20 minutes.
Muellner, 56, says Sting's "easygoing" nature is ideal for a therapy dog. In fact, Sting works at a local children's hospital, as well.
That said, Muellner assured TODAY that Sting wasn't really upset that no one showed at the library. The "sad" face that made him go viral is just that: his face.
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Love the dog. Have 3 of my own. Hope the program keeps going. Good boy, sting.


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Dutty Lingo at The 'D' Word - exploring the sub-cultural lexicon of urban tribes.
Audiences attending The 'D' Word at The Unicorn Theatre on May 11th will be treated to a special Dutty Lingo visual display mixed especially for the event.
Dutty Lingo is a multi-media arts installation, oral history, cultural exploration, and special event project originally created by artist and creative producer Michael Barnes-Wynters in response to a commission from Tate Modern in 2012.
Through a series of residencies Dutty Lingo uses moving image, film, spoken word and music to explore the impact and influence of the tiny island of Jamaican on the people across the UK from the 1950's through to the present day; its impact on creativity, culture and counter culture, the influence of artistic icons and fashion and how its changed the way we speak and dress.
Since 2012, The Museum of Club Culture (Hull) has commissioned a Dutty Lingo Freedom installation during the city's Freedom Festival 2014 and special edits created for short film festivals in South Africa and Berlin.
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His extensive experience in successfully designing, producing, touring and delivering many inspired cross-platform artistic programmes and productions in unsanctioned sites, arts venues, virtual and public realm spaces whilst continuing to produce life-changing skills and mentoring programmes, has provided professional development for numerous emerging and established artists, including the likes of music maker, artist and tea shop proprietor, Mr Scruff.
He has performed internationally and has been commissioned by the likes of MoMA (NYC), Tate Modern(London), FACT (Liverpool), Castlefield Gallery (Manchester) and the Museum of Club Culture (Hull).
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Amazing Bands (Part IV): The Killers
Las Vegas went from the city of sin to the city of entertainment in the late 90's. Promising riches, or lack thereof, and wild nights; this was the premiere place to party in the United States. If you haven't visited, you need to go. You also need to know that one of the great rock bands to emerge in the last 20 years calls Las Vegas home. The Killers are Brandon Flowers, Dave Keunig, Mark Stoermer and Ronnie Vanucci.
The band's name comes from New Order's official video "Crystal", that is hard to locate online. Brandon is a huge Joy Division fan so this tribute (the name The Killers was used fictitiously in the video) makes sense.
If I had to throw five bands in a music blender, to explain The Killers sound, they'd be Joy Division, New Order, The Psychedelic Furs, Bruce Springsteen and My Bloody Valentine. A perfect mix of pop, rock and synthesizers.
Whats the secret?
I've heard rumors about how these guys produce songs. Most of them point to a concerted band/team effort to deliver the best quality songs possible. I could give you a bunch of "supposedly this person does this and that one does that" but really it seems that over the years each band member has contributed equally to song value. They are extremely deep with single-worthy-tracks. Each record is a story filled with songs that "had to be written" to continue the musical world.
Where do you start? (for those who've never listened before)
Now I'm a huge fan, so this may be a bit biased, but I think you should start from the beginning and work your way forward. Hot Fuss, their first record, makes all top 100 lists anywhere and shouldn't be missed. Once you're hooked, "We Are Young" from Sam's Town is next. They went from a synth pop band to a rock band and back again over the last decade.
In the fall of this year, they're releasing their 4th album. This is the single most anticipated rock record of 2012. Its extremely hard for bands to put together back to back to back to back stellar albums without a slip or two along the way. Considering they're mostly sober, their egos are in check, the operation is fiscally responsible and overall "just seem to get it" they look to be on pace for another successful release.
Battle Born [Island Def Jam] Due Out Fall of 2012 (U.S.) No ordering information is available at this time.
Make sure to click "just seem to get it" to get a taste of what's in store for Battle Born.
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Hyundai Santro AMT grabs 30 percent of bookings
by Nikhil Bhatia, Autocar India 09 Nov 2018
The Hyundai Santro is off to a strong start. As of November 4, the booking count for Hyundai's small hatchback has exceeded 30,000 units. Online bookings for the model had opened on October 10 prior to the car's launch on October 23.
While the number of bookings is impressive, the initial sales trend is also interesting. The AMT-equipped Santro has garnered 30 percent of bookings, exceeding the carmaker's own projections for the automatic version of the car. Hyundai has also noted strong interest in the car's CNG versions, which account for 21 percent of the bookings made so far. The petrol-manual Santro has received the lion's share of bookings, with 49 percent of the orders. While the petrol-manual Santro is available in five variants, the petrol-AMT and the CNG manual get two variants each.
Of the trims, it's the mid-spec versions that have the highest demand. The base trim D-Lite (available solely on the petrol-manual), which starts at Rs 3.89 lakh (ex-showroom, India), makes up about 9 percent of the demand. The top-spec Asta trim, available only on the petrol-manual, gets features such as a 7.0-inch touchscreen and is expected to contribute to a greater portion to sales once the initial rush of bookings is done with.
Introductory prices for the Santro are listed below and Hyundai has announced that it will revise prices after the first 50,000 bookings, so you can expect a steep rise in prices in due time.
Hyundai is upping the Santro's production to meet demand, but for the moment, there is a waiting period for deliveries.
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Today's episode is a My Ruby Story with Noel Rappin. Noel talked about his contributions to the Ruby community and how they explore new technologies like Elixir. Listen to learn more about Noel!
Noel is in episodes 30, which was about Software Craftsmanship. He was also on episode 185, which was about Rails 4 Test Prescriptions. And then, the latest one was 281, which was about Take My Money.
[00:02:45] – How did you get into programming?
Noel is a stereotypical nerdy kid so he started programming when he was young. He had afterschool classes in Applesoft BASIC at a place near their house. He had TRS-80 and Texas Instruments, and a couple of other things.
Noel has a Computer Science degree and a Ph.D. from the College of Computing at Georgia Tech, which was in the intersection of user interface design and Ed tech. He was designing interfaces for teaching, specifically for teaching engineers and developers.
[00:04:15] – How did you get into Ruby?
Noel came out of grad school immediately and went to a small web development company. He started hearing about Rails in about 2005. Having been one of the people who have done a lot of the Java-Struts web development that Rails was created in opposition to, Noel searched it up pretty quickly. But he started using it in 2005 or 2006 for some internal tools for his team.
He built a test tracker and other things that his team is using internally. He built a couple of web apps for them to collaborate because they were working with some developers in Poland. And as he got comfortable with it, he contracted to do a Ruby on Rails book and got a full-time professional Ruby job.
[00:06:30] – What is it about Ruby that got you excited?
Noel has always like scripting languages and dynamic languages. He did a lot of work on Python for a while. It was extraordinary how quickly you do things in Rails compared to Java tools, even compared to Django, which was more or less contemporaneous. Ruby emphasized testing and Rails was very similar to some of the tools that he was building in Python.
They are also out of date but they're free now. He also did a self-published book about projects called Trust-Driven Development that you can still get. He did a book about purchasing, handling money and web purchases, and mostly this API called Take My Money, which came out last summer.
Noel is currently working on a Rails 5 Test Prescriptions, which will include all the new Rails 5.1. It will come out this fall.
Noel works at Table XI, which is a web consulting firm in Chicago with about 35 people. They do Rails development, websites, mobile development and a lot of React Native development. They build websites for companies that are not web software companies but companies that need web pages like non-profit or start-ups. They like to focus on solid business problems in software, rather than technology problems in software.
[00:11:15] – What are you working on these days?
Noel has his own podcast called Tech Done Right. The latest episode was with Michael Feathers. There is also an episode with somebody who is in charge of the Medicare Program under President Obama, who was actually the person who was called in to fix healthcare.gov and had some interesting stories about what that was like from a software manager perspective.
This upgrade was for a Rails 2 application that was still in active development. The Rails community, at one point, was so bad at managing upgrades. And now, it does seem like the community has gotten better at managing new tools without breaking old ones. The security needs have pushed people towards the best practices.
Like a lot of Ruby companies, they've been exploring what the next tools are. They ran an Elixir project. It's originally an internal prototype, which is a great way to get new technologies into the company. They wound up building a small project that was largely API focused. That's the kind of thing that Rails is not super great at. They're exploring what to do with front-end because there's a sharp understanding of what Ruby on Rails is good for and what might be the purview of other tools. Elixir does a couple of things that Ruby doesn't do very well. A lot of people who start with Ruby can learn a lot from going off to a functional language like Elixir or something that has a pattern-matching type of language like Elixir.


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