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Since January 2018 the whole Baude-Group is certified according to the most up to date quality norm DIN EN ISO 9001:2015. In this certification all company-processes important for quality are most thoroughly prooved. This guarantees that all Baude products correspond to a prescribed unchanging high standard from development to manufacturing and up to the final check .
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With the most modern technology, years of experience and expertise, we can offer our customers on request certificates for reeling cables and spiral cables, testing according to VDE and other services under one roof.
We started our co-operation with the VDE registration office in 1999 and since then we have available various survey reports for different products.
After a product is put on the market it must be assessed for possible risks and be approved. The relates to, for example, flammability, short circuit and electromagnetic compatibility.
The quality of an individual product is guaranteed by testing and certification, including according to international standards.
We are registered with various UL-style numbers, this applies to single core as well as multi-core cables, see among ul.com/certificates.
Scientifically researched and practically tested over many years!
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The protection of human health and the environment, including the environmentally responsible recovery and disposal of old electrical materials and equipment is the aim of the RoHS Directive.
RoHS is the abbreviation for the 'DIRECTIVE 2002/95/EG OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND COUNCIL' about the limitation of the application of certain dangerous materials in electric and electronic appliances - Directive of the Restriction of the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances in Electrical of and Electronic Equipment.
The EU directive 2002/95/EG (RoHS) becomes effective on 01. 07. 2006 and regulates the limitation as well as the prohibition of lead, mercury, Cadmium, Cr6+, PBB and PBDE in electronic appliances.
At present the production and the purchase of our products take place only in the EU and Switzerland, so the observance of the current German right, the Czech right and of the EU guidelines converted into German respectively Czech right is secured.
Our cables will not contain any forbidden content materials. We consider and work after the current RoHS directive in 2015/863/EU.
We have been serving our customers for 40 years. Whether for the electrical wholesale trade, vehicle industry, engineering or construction industry – with engagement, know-how, the most up-to-date technology and motivated staff we carry out every customer order with the highest satisfaction!
In accordance with DIN ISO 9001:2015 we have prepared a questionnaire to give you the opportunity to put your wishes or improvements into practice in our business, This assessment form is sent to our customers at the start of the year.
In the meantime we look forward to your responses and constructive criticism. So do not hesitate to send it to us.


MetraWeather combines its meteorological forecasting capability with the oceanographic expertise of MetOcean Solutions Ltd, New Zealand's leading oceanographic consultancy, to provide innovative forecast solutions across the full spectrum of marine operations.
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Made in small quantities by hand, Czech fire-polished beads are world renowned for their quality and wide range of finishes. Intense heat is used to polish the beads and enhance the shine. Beads are lead free and economically priced.


I have recently been working with a wonderful woman, Nancy Grossman, who I learned about from the Newberry Library here in Chicago. Nancy does genealogy and history research and she specializes in German genealogy both here and abroad. LUCKY ME!!
I contacted Nancy and via email sent her four of my many, many, many German documents. These four I believed were birth and death Church records of my Sommer relatives from Neckargemund, Germany. Being that I am always on a budget regarding my genealogy quests I was thrilled that Nancy's fee for translating all four documents was minimal. Better yet, I had the translations in less than two days!
In the year of 1849 on the 18th of January at two o'clock in the morning, a girl was born. She was baptised on the 24th of January and named Katharina Juliana. The parents are: Gottlieb SOMMER, local citizen and flour dealer and his wife Elisabetha nee RUSCH. Witnesses and Godparents are: 1) Friederich RUSCH, baker from here and brother (of Elisabetha), 2) Jacob KNORR, local citizen and baker.
Now, Katharina immigrated here to the Chicago area in the early 1880's with her widowed mother Elisabetha and her sister Juliana. Here is Juliana's birth certificate translation.
In the year 1851, here in Neckargemund on the 8th of January at eight o'clock in the morning, a baby girl was born. She was baptised on the 3rd of February at two o'clock in the afternoon, and named Katharina Juliana. The parents are: Gottlieb SOMMER, local citizen and flour dealer and his wife Elisabetha nee RUSCH. The witnesses and Godparents are: 1) Jacob KNORR, local citizen and master baker 2) his wife Katharina, 3) Friederich RUSCH, the unmarried brother of the mother of the child, a baker from here (Neckargemund).
Another relative...Friederich RUSCH, Elisabetha's brother! Jacob KNORR may have been a relative as well, possibly an in-law on the mother of the father's side.
I wouldn't say it was common for siblings to have the same name, but it was not unusual. The sisters had the same Godparents too. This may have something to do with it. For example, both were probably namesakes of their Godparent Katharina KNORR, Jacob's wife. Re. the name Juliana, I can't say yet. The sisters may have been named after the same person, or two different people with the same name.
When I find siblings with the same name, it is customary like in your family, for each sibling to take a different part of the name as their dominant one;i.e. one became Katharina and the other, as Julia.
Again, much thanks to Nancy.
So, did I learn anything NEW?? Yes, I did! I now have the names of Godparents, the exact dates of birth, father's occupation, and yet another family connection with Friederich! I could not be happier!
I also can't wait to scan more documents to Nancy for translation! YIPPEE!!


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Kansas residents can apply for a payday loan online, too. With our online application process, funds could be deposited to your checking account as soon as the next business day if your payday loan is approved. Available amounts range from $100 to $500.
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The loan agreement will be governed by the Kansas Consumer Credit Code. questions or complains should be direct to the Office of the State Bank Commissioner of Kansas.
The maximum loan amount for Kansas residents is $500.
For a Check `n Go online loan the minimum loan term is 14 days and the maximum loan term is 30 days.
For a Check `n Go store location the minimum loan term is 10 days and the maximum loan term is 30 days.
The state of Kansas does not allow extensions. Therefore loans in the state of Kansas must be paid off on their due date.


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This post is part of the Vintage May series at Craftiness is Not Optional and Skirt as Top.
I adore Jess from Craftiness is Not Optional (the first time we worked together was oh so looooong ago when we both reached 1000 Google Followers- haha!). I also love the blog Skirt As Top and its lovely author, Kristin. So the Vintage May series that these two amazing ladies co-hostess is, of course, just fabulous!
And I am thrilled to be participating!
I used a vintage Simplicity pattern to whip up this little dress for Piper Jane.
We're calling it the Pinwheel Dress because of the fabulous pinwheel fabric (from the Children at Play line by Sarah Jane).
I should say- this was my first time sewing from a vintage pattern (I know, right?). I love the dress, love the pattern, really love the level of 'finish' that the pattern provides… but whoa- vintage patterns assume much more sewing knowledge than the PDF patterns that I've grown accustomed to!
That said, I am hooked- I already ordered another vintage pattern (on etsy) to try out this summer, in fact!
Thanks for giving me the jump start necessary to try something new (ok, old), Jess and Kristin! And Happy Vintage May, friends!
What a sweet comment- thanks Karla! And, yep, vintage patterns are definitely intimidating! You'll notice that the dress is a little big on Pi as well… though, I think in women's sizing, it's the opposite. Funny to try to figure out, for sure!
i've always wanted to try a pattern too, but they intimidate me. i know my mom has a bunch from when we were little…i should go check out her stash.
Dayna, right? When DO they get so big?
So adorable! She belongs in a period film.
Awww, thanks Melissa! Loved your surfer guy outfit!
LOVE this dress. That fabric is awesome and well, Piper Jane is precious in those pigtails!
Oh my cuteness! Seriously – the dress, the pigtails, the dripping ice cream cone – it's all perfect! If only I could sew from a pattern, I would be making one of those adorable dresses for Hannah right now. I agree with you that they assume a lot when they give you directions on those things. Great job, Kirstin!
her pigtails are killing me! so cute. sweet dress- i love the shape!


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Richard L. Wines passed away peacefully on May 22, 2020 surrounded by his loving family. Dick was born to the late Marcella & Wilbur Wines in Rego Park, Queens. He graduated from St. John's Prep, Villanova University & attended Northwestern & New York University Graduate Schools. Dick was a big Villanova fan. He tried to never miss a basketball game & believed his armchair coaching helped win the big ones.
Dick was in the NROTC program at Villanova & was commissioned to Ensign at graduation. He was assigned to the Naval Intelligence office in Chicago. After two good years on active duty he moved to New York where he started his career with Peat, Marwick, Mitchell (KPMG). In addition, he continued his Naval career as a reservist, eventually becoming the Commanding Officer of the Navy Field Intelligence Office in New London, Connecticut. Dick loved the Navy, the Reserves & enjoyed the men & women with whom he served. He retired at the rank of Captain and continued to be a proud patriot.
At Peat, Marwick he was responsible for the first audit by an outside firm at First National City Bank (Citigroup). As a result, he was recruited by FNCB & later by United Jersey Bank where he advanced the ranks to President & Chief Executive Officer. While bank mergers were on the rise Dick became President of Ryan, Beck & Co, Pennsylvania. Years later he founded his own investment banking firm, Capital Consultants of Princeton. When planning to retire he was approached by McConnell, Budd & Romano Investment Banking firm to continue working with them for a few more years. Once again, good people, easy decision.
Over his career Dick has been featured in New Jersey Monthly Magazine as "Someone to Watch in NJ Business". He received the Villanova Alumni Medal. He was President of the Boy Scouts of America, NJ area, a member of their Northeast Region Board of Directors & Chairman of their Exploring Committee. He was Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Rider College, Trustee of the Independent College Fund of NJ. Dick was Director of the George Washington Taxpayers Association & Director & Trustee of many local organizations & charities. He was a member of Shadow Wood Country Club & past member at Trenton Country Club & Bedens Brook Golf Club.
Dick was married to Dorothy (Dot) Shields. He was a wonderful husband & father to four daughters, dedicated, selfless and cherished. Among other things, Dick was Father Christmas to his daughters & beloved grandchildren. He was a generous man who loved making the season magical. True happiness was being Dad & PopPop. He beamed with pride at all their accomplishments. When Dick & Dot retired they spent their winters on the west coast of Florida. They were fortunate to share many memorable times with dear friends from their younger days, as well as making many great new friends.
Dick was predeceased by his parents, his brother John Lewis Wines (J.L.), and son-in-law Peter Lamb. He is survived by his wife, Dot, his daughters Mary Susan Lamb, Ann Marie Phillips (Mike Kelly), Patricia (Neil) Habig & Karen, his grandchildren Christopher, Michael & Alexandra Lamb, Morgan Phillips, Chase, Chandler & Cameron Habig. He is also survived by his cousins, many nieces, nephews & great friends, all of whom brought him much happiness.
A private burial will be held at Arlington National Cemetery. Due to Covid-19 a Celebration of Life will be held at a later date.
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More than 56 percent of the paper consumed in the U.S. during 2007 was recovered for recycling — an all-time high. This impressive figure equals nearly 360 pounds of paper for each man, woman, and child in America.
If trash haulers do not have clear access to the waste or recycling containers, they cannot service them. On scheduled service days in Worcester and neighboring cities, place orange cones or barricades in front of the rubbish container to prevent vehicles from parking near or around the area. The driver's schedule does not allow time to search out the owners of the vehicles. Also, be sure the dumpster corral or gate is unlocked and open on service days. Missed service for these reasons often result in a dry run fee to cover the driver's time and fuel.
Planning ahead for anticipated national, state, and Worcester holidays can lessen the frustration when service is delayed. If there is concern that the container will be overfilled by the next scheduled service, call ahead for an extra trash pickup prior to the holiday. Please remember most haulers plan their routes 24 hours in advance. Let Waste Focus know 48 hours prior to waste or recycling service being needed to ensure service when you need it.


Has anyone heard anything good/bad about Jean Muldoon or Andrea Duarte for bridal hair/makeup? I also had interest in Karine, but she is booked on the day and I don't know how I feel about an assistant coming. I also wanted to get Lucienne, but she said she can't book so far in advance becuase she does so many Non-wedding related events, so I'd have to wait until it GETS CLOSER! I don't want to take that risk, so she's out of the picture now. And Andrea Duarte had a website apaperedbridemaui.com, but it says it's expired and pending renewal...seems kind of weird to me... so, any info you ladies have on the people mentioned or ANYONE for Hair/Makeup PLEASE LET ME KNOW... I know Dan Sanchez is highly recommended, but he's too expensive for me. Thanks Ladies!
Hi KimmyK, I will be getting married on Makena Cove 6-20-12..a Wednesday. Like you, fell in love with the place, but because it's a public beach also decided middle of the week instead of weekend is better chances of avoiding the crowds. Not only are we doing it mid-week, we are doing it in the morning. We spoke to our officiant who will also be our photographer, and he said the planned time of 10 am was BAD. Heat would be too great by that time, and lighting for pics would be harsh.So we are getting married at 8AM!!! INSANE, I KNOW! I don't know if you know this..probably so, but you are not allowed to have chairs or anything at the beaches, by law. He said if we planned on having a crowd of about 20, we probably shouldn't worry, becuase we'd dominate the space. lol. I would definitely shoot an email out to a website you come across that has packages and ask what they think about your future plans. They will be honest with you and will suggest the best time. Good Luck!
When we booked our wedding, the officiant and photograper reccomended South Maui. He said it isthe more romantic and secluded part of the island. West side of the island is the more touristy side. I'd rather travel to the touristy parts than be staying in the middle of it the entire time. He said most people who go back to Maui almost always stay in south Maui. hope this helped.
Where or what did you type in the search engine? I'm trying to do Message in a Bottle invites, and I really want vintage Hawaii map, but can not find one! They all have way too much going on to use as a background or just anywhere really.
Anyone know of a good person to contact for WD Hair/Makeup?


More than 100 years ago, President Teddy Roosevelt, who like so many before and after him had fallen in love with the Grand Canyon, implored Americans to preserve the wondrous site in a speech. "Leave it as it is," he said. " You cannot improve upon it." Today, his words set off alarm bells as the Grand Canyon and Colorado River are surrounded on all sides by threats: uranium pollution, water diversion and proposal for a highly impactful gondola project. This short film by Peter McBride lays bare these threats and reminds us that the Grand Canyon belongs not to developers or industrialists — but to the people.


As an owner of a historical property in Charlotte, it's important to understand whether your home is protected as a landmark or not. If it's not protected, but lies within a Historic District, you may be able to do as you please with the interior, but you may have specific regulations with the exterior. Often, homeowners in historic districts may run into issues when they want to update the windows, add a garage or paint their home a specific color.
If your home is within a historic district, you may need to get permission to make specific changes from the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Historic Landmarks Commission. The changes will likely need to be within the historical character of the home or you will likely struggle to get your request approved.
While it may seem like a bit of a hassle to own a historic home in Charlotte, not all renovations require approval. When a renovation is essential to fix what is broken, it doesn't need approval. In other words, if it's broken, you can fix it without the need for approval.
Owning a historic home comes with several things you have to deal with, but one you won't have to deal with, changes to the neighborhood. Since historical districts are well regulated, you won't have to worry about your neighborhood changing munch in the future. There won't be a new road installed through your front yard or a neighbor painting their home a horrible color.
There are specific tax credits designed to help restore historic homes and districts. When you decide to own a historic home in Charlotte, you may be eligible for tax credits on your property taxes. In addition, many lenders have special programs allowing you to finance the home, along with enough money to repair/renovate it properly. They may even have a specific program designed for helping you restore a historic home in Charlotte.
Another thing you should be aware of if you want to purchase a historic home is the slow approval process for changes. The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Historic Landmarks Commission only meets once per month to review applications for renovations and changes to properties. While minor changes, such as a gutter replacement or fence repair may be approved in just five business days, larger projects may take longer. If you want to update the garage door or add on to the home, it may take a month or lounge to get your Certificate of Appropriateness from the commission.
After learning about the ins and outs of owning a historic home, if you're ready to find the right one for you, it's important to know where to look. This list from the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Historic Landmark Commission will help you understand the historic districts and areas of Charlotte. It's best to hire a real estate agent with experience helping others find historic homes, as well.


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title: setup Flexberry Designer for Nullable types
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keywords: Flexberry Designer, nullable, typedef, map types, example
summary: Features setting nullable type for example nullbool
toc: true
permalink: en/fd_create-nullable.html
lang: en
autotranslated: true
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Setting procedure [Flexberry Designer](fd_flexberry-designer.html) to support [Nullable-types](fd_nullable-types.html) by building type `bool?`.

You want to use on [the class diagram](fd_class-diagram.html) type `bool?`. To do this:

1.to create a class NullBool [with stereotype typedef](fd_typedef.html)
2.on the [map types](fd_types-map.html) generator objects to add the line:

Type | Appears to
:---------------|:---------------------------------------
NullBool | System.Nullable<esc><System.Boolean></esc>

3.on the [map types](fd_types-map.html) generator database add the line:

Type | Appears to
:---------------|:-----------
NullBool | BIT

After that, it becomes possible to use the [diagrams](fd_class-diagram.html) type `NullBool`, which when generated will work as `bool?`.

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Q: Using node.js and promise to fetch paginated data Please keep in mind that I am new to node.js and I am used with android development.
My scenario is like this:

*

*Run a query against the database that returns either null or a value

*Call a web service with that database value, that offers info paginated, meaning that on a call I get a parameter to pass for the next call if there is more info to fetch.

*After all the items are retrieved, store them in a database table

*If everything is well, for each item received previously, I need to make another web call and store the retrieved info in another table

*if fetching any of the data set fails, all data must be reverted from the database

So far, I've tried this:
getAllData: function(){
  self.getMainWebData(null)
     .then(function(result){
       //get secondary data for each result row and insert it into database
   }
}

getMainWebData: function(nextPage){
    return new Promise(function(resolve, reject) {

      module.getWebData(nextPage, function(errorReturned, response, values) {

    if (errorReturned) {
          reject(errorReturned);
        }

        nextPage = response.nextPageValue;
        resolve(values);
      })
    }).then(function(result) {

    //here I need to insert the returned values in database

      //there's a new page, so fetch the next set of data
      if (nextPage) {
          //call again getMainWebData?
          self.getMainWebData(nextPage)
      }

    })

There are a few things missing, from what I've tested, getAllData.then fires only one for the first set of items and not for others, so clearly handling the returned data in not right.
LATER EDIT: I've edited the scenario. Given some more research my feeling is that I could use a chain or .then() to perform the operations in a sequence.

A: Yes it is happening as you are resolving the promise on the first call itself. You should put resolve(value) inside an if statement which checks if more data is needed to be fetched. You will also need to restructure the logic as node is asynchronous. And the above code will not work unless you do change the logic.
Solution 1:
You can either append the paginated response to another variable outside the context of the calls you are making. And later use that value after you are done with the response.
getAllData: function(){
  self.getMainWebData(null)
  .then(function(result){
       // make your database transaction if result is not an error
   }
}

function getList(nextpage, result, callback){
  module.getWebData(nextPage, function(errorReturned, response, values) {
    if(errorReturned)
      callback(errorReturned);
    result.push(values);
    nextPage = response.nextPageValue;
    if(nextPage)
      getList(nextPage, result, callback);
    else
      callback(null, result);
  })
}
getMainWebData: function(nextPage){
  return new Promise(function(resolve, reject) {
    var result = [];
    getList(nextpage, result, function(err, results){
      if(err)
        reject(err);
      else{
        // Here all the items are retrieved, you can store them in a database table
        //  for each item received make your web call and store it into another variable or result set
        // suggestion is to make the database transaction only after you have retrieved all your data
        // other wise it will include database rollback which will depend on the database which you are using
        // after all this is done resolve the promise with the returning value
        resolve(results);
      }
    });
  })
}

I have not tested it but something like this should work. If problem persists let me know in comments.
Solution 2:
You can remove promises and try the same thing with callback as they are easier to follow and will make sense to the programmers who are familiar with structural languages.

A: Looking at your problem, I have created a code that would loop through promises.
and would only procede if there is more data to be fetched, the stored data would still be available in an array.
I hope this help. Dont forget to mark if it helps.
let fetchData = (offset = 0, limit= 10) => {
    let addresses = [...Array(100).keys()];
    return Promise.resolve(addresses.slice(offset, offset + limit))
}
// o => offset & l => limit
let o = 0, l = 10;
let results = [];
let process = p => {
  if (!p) return p;
  return p.then(data => {
    // Process with data here;
    console.log(data);
    // increment the pagination
    o += l;
    results = results.concat(data);
    // while there is data equal to limit set then fetch next page
    // otherwise return the collected result
    return (data.length == l)? process(fetchAddress(o, l)).then(data => data) : results;
  })
}
process(fetchAddress(o, l))
.then(data => {
    // All the fetched data will be here
}).catch(err => {
// Handle Error here.
// All the retrieved data from database will be available in "results" array
});

if You want to do it more often I have also created a gist for reference.
If You dont want to use any global variable, and want to do it in very functional way. You can check this example. However it requires little more complication.

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I wrangle a bunch of rambunctious words and thoughts into harmonious order, like Arnold Schwarzenegger did with that room full of kids in Kindergarten Cop.
As a kid (and to this day), I loved those tub-cleaning Scrubbing Bubbles characters. If advertising could get ME to enjoy a commercial for bathroom cleaner, what couldn't it do? I was sold.
Sunset Monalisa, Los Cabos, Mexico. With tables nestled on a cliff and Land's End in the distance, I couldn't decide which I loved more—the food or the surroundings. Nothing else has even come close.


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Alex Van Pelt: "The sense of urgency has to be high"
Offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt:
On what stands out most about QB Baker Mayfield following the first week of training camp practices:
"I just see the competitive nature. There is no question the guy loves to compete and loves to play football. One of the things that stands out so far in all the practices has been an ability to extend the play. He has a really good feel in the pocket, and he is athletic enough to get outside the pocket. When he does get outside the pocket, he is extremely accurate when he is on the move."
On how the physical work Mayfield put in during the offseason has translated into his play:
"Physically, he did a hell of a job in the offseason of getting ready. A lot of that is leaning down, losing a little bit of weight and leaning down, and that is going to help him as far as his movement skills go. All the work that he has put in the offseason is definitely showing up on the field now in training camp."
On how T Jedrick Wills Jr. has looked at LT and how it may ramp up for him with opportunities to go against DE Myles Garrett, in addition to DE Olivier Vernon:
"That will be a great challenge for him. Olivier (is a savvy veteran over there on that side, and he has been matched up against him for the most part. The thing about Jed is he is going to get better every day. He started out a little slow slow early on, just getting the tempo and the timing of the pass rushes, but he is getting better every day. That is what we are looking for is that arrow to continue to trend up. We knew we were going to have some growing pains moving from right to left, but at the same point, we know that he has the ability to get it done and that he is going to continue every day to improve."
Photos: Training Camp - Day 8
Check out photos from the eighth day of Browns Camp
Offensive guard Joel Bitonio (75) during practice on August 24, 2020
Fullback Andy Janovich (31) during practice on August 24, 2020
Running Back Nick Chubb (24) during practice on August 24, 2020
Defensive Backs Coach Jeff Howard during practice on August 24, 2020
Nathan Zegura during practice on August 24, 2020
Linebacker Jacob Phillips (50) during practice on August 24, 2020
Offensive tackle Michael Dunn (68) during practice on August 24, 2020
Wide receiver Rashard Higgins (82) during practice on August 24, 2020
Stephen Bravo-Brown during practice on August 24, 2020
Running Back Dontrell Hilliard (25) during practice on August 24, 2020
Wide receiver JoJo Natson (19) during practice on August 24, 2020
Quarterback Baker Mayfield (6) during practice on August 24, 2020
Head Coach Kevin Stefanski during practice on August 24, 2020
Offensive tackle Michael Dunn (68) and Defensive tackle Ricky Walker (69) during practice on August 24, 2020
General Manager Andrew Berry during practice on August 24, 2020
Offensive tackle Jack Conklin (78) during practice on August 24, 2020
Offensive tackle Kendall Lamm (70) during practice on August 24, 2020
Quarterback Case Keenum (5) during practice on August 24, 2020
Running Back Kareem Hunt (27) during practice on August 24, 2020
Wide receiver J'Mon Moore (16) during practice on August 24, 2020
Quarterback Baker Mayfield (6) and Wide receiver Donovan Peoples-Jones (11) during practice on August 24, 2020
Defensive end Olivier Vernon (54) during practice on August 24, 2020
Cornerback Denzel Ward (21) during practice on August 24, 2020
Tight End Coach Drew Petzing during practice on August 24, 2020
Defensive end Myles Garrett (95) during practice on August 24, 2020
Dale Jones during practice on August 24, 2020
Safety Andrew Sendejo (23) during practice on August 24, 2020
Wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. (13) during practice on August 24, 2020
Safety Sheldrick Redwine (29) during practice on August 24, 2020
Brandon Lynch during practice on August 24, 2020
Defensive end Porter Gustin (97) during practice on August 24, 2020
Defensive tackle Jordan Elliott (90) during practice on August 24, 2020
Linebacker Tae Davis (55) during practice on August 24, 2020
Linebacker Malcolm Smith (59) during practice on August 24, 2020
Offensive Coordinator Alex Van Pelt during practice on August 24, 2020
Linebacker Sione Takitaki (44) during practice on August 24, 2020
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On if the Browns will move Garrett back and forth so Wills has the opportunity to see both Garrett and Vernon:
"Yeah, not sure how that will play out defensively, but that would be great. The more types of pass rushers you can go against, you start to build that library of how to defeat certain moves will always benefit him. I know (offensive line) Coach (Bill) Callahan and (assistant offensive line) Coach (Scott) Peters are working hard with him. He continues to trend upward every day."
On how Mayfield is progressing with the new footwork:
"He is all bought in. All the quarterbacks have all bought in. (QB) Case (Keenum) actually made a comment how he is now a believer in the footwork. He loves it. As far as the rhythm and the timing, Baker put in a lot of work in the offseason, and our goal was to get him into that muscle memory and that comfort level where I am not thinking about my feet anymore and it is an automatic deal. He is getting there. He has really done a great job all through training camp of sticking to that. There have been very few occasions where I would look at his feet and say, 'Hey, wait a second here. That is not what we are doing from a footwork standpoint.' All the quarterbacks have really been on point with that."
On the state of the Browns offense and its readiness to play in less than three weeks:
"The urgency is high right now. Through training camp and the installation, we are still trying to figure out who we really are. We did not have that time in spring. As we get through these next three or four days of practice, now, as an offensive group, I think we are starting to understand what we have, what we do well and how we can exploit defenses. As we get through this next stage of training camp and we start scaling down our installations and start really repping who we want to be and who we are, I think we will see that tighten up. As we go into the end of these practices, we are on installation. It might be Day 6, Install 6, and we do not really vary from that much. We are trying to get all the teaching of the system down and in. Once it is in and the next time we come through from an off day, now we will get to start really honing in and get to the formations, the personnel groupings and the schemes that we like, and we feel like that that is who we will be. We are moving in that direction – very excited about it – but the sense of urgency has to be high. We do not have any time to waste."
On who among the young WRs has stood out:
"It is a good young group. (WR Rashard) Higgins has stepped up. He really has been impressive with his ability to finish plays. He battles right to the end in the run game, and in the pass game, he is getting better each day. (WR) Donovan (Peoples-Jones) has been a solid young rookie. He is still learning how to get it done. (WR) J'Mon (Moore) is in there, (WR D.J.) Montgomery is in that group, T2 (WR Taywan Taylor) is in that group, and they are all really just battling for a spot right now. I would say Higgins right now is the one that to me is really putting the work in. He is really doing a nice job in every phase of the game."
On what stands out about WR Odell Beckham Jr.:
"Obviously, the freak nature of his athleticism. He can do a lot of things that guys can't do. One, getting in and out of breaks or change of direction, I have not seen a change direction like that. He can start and stop on a dime. He can fly down the field too when he turns it loose and starts to run. He can outrun arms with his speed. His ball skills, the catches that he makes on the go balls and the crazy one-handed catches, you see that come out. He is working as hard as he can right now, and we are continuing to see the types of routes that we would ask him to run. Once again, it kind of goes back to once we get through this next stage of installations, we will really hone in on lock in and what we do well. He does it all well, and he works hard."
On if Beckham Jr. seems happy to be with the Browns this year:
"Yes, definitely. He brought a lot of energy to practice yesterday. It was kind of a strange day for us all, but he was one of the guys that came out there and he had fun with it and he flew around. When he does that and when (WR) Jarvis (Landry) does that, guys tend to follow. Those guys come out, and he brought energy yesterday and really elevated the whole group."
On what Callahan brings to the Browns staff:
"Oh, just great experience. The O line knowledge that he has, I am learning something from him every day from this drill work to his teaching of the installation. He is a huge part of how we will be successful up front. I think the guys really do appreciate his knowledge, and I think they have all bought into his techniques and his style of play. We are going to get better because of that, for sure."
On players' comments that Callahan only talks about football:
"We have conversations about other things, but obviously, in the middle of training camp, football seems to be the focus."
On Beckham's catch in double coverage during a recent practice and if it is nice to see him and Mayfield connecting on a big play like it:
"It was really good. It was a heck of a play by Odell. We talked to Baker about probably not the best decision based on some feet that happened. He had to negotiate a rush, and that kind of gets your timing off so the decision to throw the ball, we were not really all in on. We are going to give Odell and those receivers as many chances. If we get in a one-on-one situation, we are going to give those guys the opportunity and have chance to go up and make plays on the ball. That was one of the ones that stands out, but there have been three or four more in practice where we just give those guys a chance to catch the ball, put it in play and give them opportunities to make a play, and Odell is going to do that nine out of 10 times."
On Mayfield's chemistry with TE Austin Hooper and how Hooper can help Mayfield's production:
"I know they spent a lot of time together in the offseason so there was a lot of work done prior to them getting here. I think that connection was made then. Oftentimes, the tight end is a quarterback's best friend. He is closest to him more often than not in the route progressions. They are easier throws. They are big targets. Having that rapport, I really think that stands for all our tight ends. Our tight ends have done a great job in this camp all the way down the line of being where they are supposed to be. The more they play together, obviously, the stronger that bond becomes. It is those unwritten, the body language things that you can't really coach and teach, and when two guys get on that same page, and it is tough to stop."
On how the new footwork is paying off for Mayfield throwing the ball:
"The biggest thing is just the rhythm and the timing. That is the thing for quarterbacks in this system for the first time going through it, we really believe in listening to our feet. Your feet really tell you where you are within the progression. Oftentimes, you get in trouble if you do not listen to your feet. That means you are spending too much time on a route, and then you are having to force the ball in. There have been multiple situations where we have listened to our feet, and there have been multiple situations where we are still teaching that progression for the quarterback. The biggest thing I would say for him is just the accuracy in the three-step game shows up a lot better now with his footwork. It is more rhythmic."
On the state of the Browns' two-minute drill:
"Yes, we have had a two-minute practice. It was during the walkthrough portion of practice. Today happens to be a two-minute day and for the next couple days now. We are at that point in the installation where that now is the two-minute installation. That is where we are right now. We have repped it. We have gone over it multiple times in the spring and here in training camp. We did walk through it on the field. Now, we will get to put it to live action today."
On if the Browns will run a two-minute drill every day moving forward:
"I am not sure about that. I do not think that will be the case, but we are definitely going to put an emphasis on it here for the next few days."
On TE Harrison Bryant consistently making plays as a rookie:
"That was Harrison's M.O. He is a smart guy. I remember sitting in on the combine interview with him explaining his system. I do not know if I would have been able to learn his system as well as he knew it. He definitely puts the hours into the study. Much like anybody else, the receivers in this system, if you are where you are supposed to be when you are supposed to be there, there is a good chance you are going to get the ball thrown to you. That is what he has done. He has just been consistent every time of being where he is supposed to be at the proper time, and he is making the plays. The balls are coming to him based on the reads, nothing more than that. When he does have the opportunity, he is making the plays."
On how strange yesterday was for him and what positives could come out of the situation:
"It was a heck of a dry run on a worst-case scenario. I came in early and was not allowed in the building, and that to me, I was nervous. I was wondering if this was it. You start thinking about all the things that could happen, if that were the case. I also thought about my in-laws who were visiting for a day in our house and how was I going to affect them if I possibly had a positive test, too. When you do not know that there were false negatives, you are very concerned. At that point, once we figured out that everything was going to be OK, I was really proud of the men. They transitioned right back into work mode. We had another scheduled meeting for later on in the afternoon virtually and then we got the go-ahead and come back in the building. Those guys transitioned at the drop of a dime. They were in the building, and they put together a heck of a practice yesterday. I was really proud of the way they responded. It was a really good dry run for us as coaches and players to be ready to perform any of our meetings from the house, from home and from our home offices. It was a little bit unsettling early, but I was really proud of the way the day went for our guys. They really showed up and responded well."
Baker Mayfield: "We had an extremely special group here"
Baker Mayfield, Myles Garrett, Jarvis Landry and Joel Bitonio speak with reporters after the Browns' season-ending loss in the AFC Divisional Round
Kevin Stefanski: "It stings when you do not get the job done that you came to get done."
Cleveland's head coach speaks with reporters after the Browns' season-ending loss in the AFC Divisional Round
Baker Mayfield: 'We believe in the people in this room no matter what's going on'
Baker Mayfield, Myles Garrett, Nick Chubb and Kareem Hunt speak with reporters after the Browns' playoff win over the Steelers
Mike Priefer: 'A huge, huge victory for our football team and for our city'
Special teams coordinator and acting head coach Mike Priefer meets with reporters after the Browns' playoff win over the Steelers
Baker Mayfield: "It is a moment I will definitely never forget"
Baker Mayfield, Myles Garrett, Nick Chubb, Jarvis Landry and Joel Bitonio meet with reporters after the Browns clinched the playoffs in Week 17
Kevin Stefanski: "We will just keep grinding on this thing, and we will wait for the reflection much later"
Cleveland's head coach meets with reporters after the Browns clinched the playoffs in Week 17
Baker Mayfield: "We believe in the guys we have in this locker room, no matter who it is"
Baker Mayfield, Myles Garrett, Denzel Ward and Joel Bitonio speak to reporters after the Browns' Week 16 loss
Kevin Stefanski: "I will look at how I can be better"
Cleveland's head coach speaks with reporters after the Browns' Week 16 loss
Baker Mayfield: 'Our protection continues to be great, and these guys continue to make plays for us'
Baker Mayfield, Myles Garrett, Denzel Ward and Jarvis Landry meet with reporters after the Browns' Week 15 win over the Giants
Kevin Stefanski: 'I thought our guys really matched that level of intensity that is required'
Cleveland's head coach meets with reporters after the Browns' Week 15 win
Baker Mayfield: 'I am really proud of this team for fighting'
Baker Mayfield, Myles Garrett, Sheldon Richardson, Kareem Hunt and Nick Chubb speak with reporters after the Browns' Week 14 loss
Kevin Stefanski: 'I appreciate how the guys battled, but we just did not do enough to get a win'
Cleveland's head coach meets with reporters after the Browns' Week 14 loss


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Saunton Beach – One of the MOST Dog-Friendly Beaches in Devon!
Saunton is a hugely dog-friendly beach that welcomes waggy tails 365 days of the year, making it a perfect location to holiday with your dog – even more so if you choose to stay at Saunton Beach Villas who welcome visitors with four legged friends to stay.
Where are dogs permitted on the Beach?
As you reach the end of the slipway, dog walkers are asked to please turn LEFT; dogs are not permitted on the small space to the right of the slipway. If the beach is busy, dog owners are politely asked to keep dogs on the lead until they are past the crowds. If you have a reactive dog and wish to avoid crowds, there is a shortcut through the dunes (accessed from the left-hand side of the car park) that leads directly on to the beach further down.
The land owners would respectfully request that a sensible approach to dog ownership is exercised in keeping your pet on the lead whilst in the car park for their own safety.
There are numerous dog waste bins and bags are provided by the beach operators around the site, in easy to find locations. Please keep dogs on lead inside the fenced area of the dunes. Livestock updates and zoning information for Braunton Burrows can be found here.
Saunton Beach is also proud to support Dogs Helping Kids, and have donated to other canine charitable causes such as Dogs Trust Ilfracombe.
Please find below a list of numbers that may be useful to you and your pet during your visit to Saunton Beach, we hope you enjoy your walk!


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One of the best tips I ever found was something someone used for marking tomato plants, but it works for just about anything in the garden. Colored flagging tape (any hardware store) and a black sharpie marker for the name of my vegetables. I tie it onto cages, stakes, and trellises. For marking row vegetables I tie the flags onto small sticks that I either pick up from the yard or cut from brush. This also helps identify the location of small plants surrounded by heavy mulch early in the season. I have tied them onto the plants themselves but the flags tend to get covered up by leaves quickly.
Although I have never had really bad fading of the marker I put the name on both sides of the tape just in case. I like the pink tape. It is a bit more cheerful than "warning orange". I suppose if you could score some "police line" or Biohazard tape it might keep the neighbors from raiding your garden... Won't work for illiterate deer though.
Thank you, that is a very cool idea.
I seem to always lose tags, and find them the next spring. So, more than one method is always the best bet for me!
What do you use for plant tags?
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UKnowledge > College of Engineering > Transportation > Research Report > 204
Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report
Evaluation of Kentucky's "Buckle Up Kentucky: It's the Law and It's Enforced" 2004 Campaign
Kenneth R. Agent, University of KentuckyFollow
Eric R. Green, University of KentuckyFollow
The objective of this report was to document the results of the "Buckle Up Kentucky: It's the Law & It's Enforced" 2004 campaign in Kentucky. The campaign involved a combination of earned media, paid media, and enforcement. The earned media started two weeks prior to Memorial Day 2004 and continued through the enforcement period. The paid media started one week prior to Memorial Day. The enforcement period was a two-week period including the week before and the week of Memorial Day.
The evaluation of the campaign included documenting the activities associated with the program (publicity and enforcement) and evaluating the results. The evaluation involved conducting observations of seat belt usage at a sample of locations across the state, documenting the enforcement activities, and comparing the number of fatal and injury crashes during the enforcement period with previous years.
Seat belt usage at a mini-sample set of 21 locations across the state (compared to 200 sites for a full statewide survey) found that usage increased from a baseline level of 64.5 percent to a high of 70.5 percent during the enforcement phase of the campaign. No substantial difference in usage rates could be associated with only the media portion of the campaign with usage rates of 64.5 and 65.4 percent during the earned and paid media, respectively.
Enforcement was conducted by both state and local police through saturated enforcement and checkpoints. A total of 6,587 seat belt citations and 429 child restraint citations were given during the two-week enforcement period.
The numbers of injury crashes and injuries during the two-week enforcement period of the campaign were lower than in any of the previous three years. The number of injuries during this period was 235 less than the average of the previous three years.
A review of the data results in the opinion that the current law in Kentucky must be changed from secondary to primary enforcement to obtain a long-term high seat belt use percentage. There must also be an awareness by the public that the law is being enforced.
KTC-04-18/KSP1-04-1I
http://dx.doi.org/10.13023/KTC.RR.2004.18
The contents of this report reflect the views of the authors, who are responsible for the facts and accuracy of the data presented herein. The contents do not necessarily reflect the official views or policies of the University of Kentucky or the Kentucky State Police. This report does not constitute a standard, specification, or regulation. The inclusion of manufacturer names or trade names are for identification purposes only and are not to be considered as endorsements.
Agent, Kenneth R. and Green, Eric R., "Evaluation of Kentucky's "Buckle Up Kentucky: It's the Law and It's Enforced" 2004 Campaign" (2004). Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report. 204.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/ktc_researchreports/204
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BROADWAY JOE
By William Whitworth
The New Yorker, May 22, 1971 P. 44
PROFILE of Joe Franklin, host of a TV talk show & a collector of old movies & records. The center of his life is his unusual talk show, which appears twice every weekday on Channel 9, emphasizing show-business nostalgia-old film clips & interviews with old-time stars. Though he has made a lot of money, he doesn't believe in spending it on a secretary, production staff, or fancy office. Description of his "ratty" office on West 42nd St. & his 2 aging messenger boys. Descriptions of various telephone conversations he has & variety of people who stop by his office. Refers to his ability as "one of the world's hardest working and most effective salesmen." He was born in the Bronx-about forty yrs ago(he says)-& grew up in the Yorkville section of Manhattan. He developed his passion for vaudeville, for old-timey music & for scratchy old acoustical records very early, at the age of 13. In 1947, with no particular qualifications except a high-school diploma & less than a year of service in the Army, he talked his way into a job at WNEW. BY '51 Joe had been at WNEW, WMCA, WPAT & settled at WABC. He moved from WABC to WOR in 1962 & has been there since. Joe has a family he & his wife have been married since 1956 & have a son, Bradley, who is 14-but he doesn't have much of a private life because his TV show is his recreation as well as his work.
The latest escalation between the United States and Iran is of a pattern with many of the Islamic Republic's confrontations with regional and international adversaries since the 1979 revolution.
The long-shot Presidential candidate is trying to tell a new story about mass unemployment.


June 20, 2017 - The article, "A Preference Pendulum: Extraterritorial Application of Avoidance Powers in the SDNY" by Chris Kiplok and Dustin Smith was published in New York Law Journal.
The Bankruptcy Court for Southern District of New York is among the world's leading forums for court-supervised restructuring. As such, it routinely confronts complex flows of funds among affiliates and counter parties across the globe. Among other legal challenges, the extraterritorial application of avoidance provisions of the Bankruptcy Code takes on increased prominence in the district. This question is of particular importance in financial firm wind-downs, shipping restructurings, and other global insolvencies where fiduciaries review such essential functions as payments to vendors, pay-downs of credit facilities, distributions to shareholders, investments redemptions, and professional fees.


Songwriters' and composers' interests took center stage at the Library of Congress on October 27 to inform Capitol Hill staff and the policy community why strong champions of creators' rights are needed in the Digital Age. A panel of academics, government officials, composers, and music industry representatives gathered for a Washington summit organized by The George Washington University Law School's Intellectual Property Law Program and Creative and Innovative Economy Center.
Event participants (l-r): Ralph Oman, former Register of Copyrights and current Pravel Professorial Lecturer and GW CIEC Fellow; Susan Mann, Senior Director, Intellectual Property Policy, Microsoft Corp.; Maury Yeston, Tony Award-winning composer/lyricist, former Professor and Director of Undergraduate Music Studies, Yale University; Co-Director GW IP Law Program Robert Brauneis; Bhamati Viswanathan, GW CIEC Research Associate; Tanya Sandros, General Counsel, U.S. Copyright Office; and Del Bryant, President & CEO, BMI.
The meeting at the Library of Congress was the second in "The Creative Industries in Transition: New Directions for the Digital Era" series and showcases academic research papers that are supported by The George Washington University Law School and sponsored by BMI.
Tony winning Broadway composer Maury Yeston makes an impassioned plea for copyright protection during the panel discussion. From left: Susan Mann, Yeston,Tanya Sandros, Robert Brauneis and Ralph Oman.
"Let us consider the massive and disproportionally positive influx of income the export of our intellectual property has on our nation's balance of trade, not only in song, but also in film and theatrical products," said program panelist Maury Yeston, Ph.D, a multiple Tony Award-winning Broadway composer and former director of undergraduate music studies at Yale University. "As someone who is currently in production with a $90 million American film musical, I know the strength and extension of copyright protection is in the national interest, even more critical during economic times like these," said Dr. Yeston.
BMI President & CEO Del Bryant offered perspective from within the performing right arena, stating, "There is certainly no dispute that entertainment, information and copyright are in an era of dramatic change. This change has been has been evolutionary. Its been going on for a long time. For those of us in the music industry, it started nearly 15 years ago when music started to hit the web.
"It's clear that entertainment is changing. As they say in the technology business, it's scaling fast. Clearly, technology is nurturing an explosion of creativity. So will all of the 5 million bands on MySpace become commercial hits or even commercially viable? Probably not. But they do deserve a chance to express themselves and present their creative work to the public. When they do so, the copyrights that they create deserve our respect and, if the creator desires it, fair compensation when they are exploited. Likewise, businesses deserve a marketplace where they can get access to copyrights for a fair price and take their shot at building the next generation of entertainment.
"To make all of this happen, we need fair, market-driven copyright clearance and payment systems. You, as policy makers, are in a pivotal role to help frame these systems. Some innovative solutions have been proposed, ranging from Music Rights Organizations to ISP levy systems, global licensing solutions and more.
"Unfortunately, to date, the biggest winner in this evolving world has been inertia. It's a paradox. We are here today to chip away at that inertia in a thoughtful and balanced way. We cannot wait until the next round of Congressional hearings or rate-setting proceedings to hurriedly craft the next big idea.
"We need to be proactive, and collaborative. We need to blend the best thinking from the best minds across all aspects of these issues and come up with solutions that work for creators and copyright owners, solutions that work for business and solutions that foster strong, progressive public policy for America's copyrights both here in the U.S. and around the world.


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Singapore charges four men over Malaysia v Timor Leste match-fixing scandal
Malaysia's Muhammad N.Abu Hassan Saari in action during the 28th SEA Games Singapore 2015 match between Malaysia and Timor Leste at Bishan Stadium, Singapore, May 30, 2015. — Reuters pic
SINGAPORE, May 31 — Singapore charged four men for attempting to fix a Southeast Asian Games football match yesterday.
The men were accused of plotting to arrange for players of the Federacao Futebol Timor-Leste to lose their match against Malaysia, according to charge sheets filed in a Singapore state court yesterday.
The men — one Singaporean, two Timor-Leste nationals and an Indonesian — allegedly agreed to corruptly give or receive S$15,000 (RM40,716) in bribes.
If convicted, the men may be jailed for as long as five years and fined as much as S$100,000.
They weren't represented by lawyers and didn't enter a plea.
Singapore is hosting the 2015 Southeast Asian Games, with the football tournament kicking off Friday. — Bloomberg


Callfire is on twitter pimping "Try out pay as you go IVR to create custom appointment reminders or notifications! http://bit.ly/9Xnd6E"
Ifbyphone is also on twitter pushing IVR-in-the-cloud. And XO has an IVR-in-the-cloud app.
These are stand-alone, no contract services. Seems like the Hosted PBX folks should be pushing this feature too.
Larry Lisser has a nice follow up to this post at Voyces.


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Ferries: An Economic Driving Force
By Serge A. Buy, CEO, Canadian Ferry Operators Association
While most people know that ferries are a method of transportation, few have a good understanding of the nature of the sector and its importance. In Canada, ferries transport more than 55 million passengers, over 19 million vehicles, billions of dollars' worth of goods and they employ close to 35,000 people. Beyond the numbers are the personal stories. Ferries are instrumental in helping:
children getting to schools,
people going to hospitals,
small businesses getting supplies,
workers reaching their place of employment,
tourists visiting remote regions
For a good portion of Canadians, ferries are part of their way of life. Some are quite passionate about their ferries – something which shows when schedules, fares or routes are changed. But while this mode of transportation is as vital for some communities as other methods of transportation, the ferry sector does not, generally, receive the same amount of visibility. And that is an issue.
Planes, trains and automobiles. That's not just the title of a movie, it is also what immediately comes to mind when most people think about transportation infrastructure. And we often see that translated into practice when government priorities ignore ferries. A parliamentary committee reviewing Canada's transportation infrastructure recently managed to publish a report without mentioning ferries once. That raises red flags for our sector and for the millions of Canadians that rely on ferry transportation.
The Canadian federal government has announced that it will use infrastructure funding as a way to support economic growth. With this decision, tens of billions of dollars will be spent funding the building of bridges and highways, expanding airports, enhancing rail facilities and other projects. It is crucial to allow the ferry sector to also benefit from these infrastructure programs.
Some regions have very little ferry transportation, but others are entirely dependent on ferry services. While the reliance on ferries for the transportation of passengers, vehicles and goods may not always be evident in a capital city such as Ottawa (although there are a few ferries located in the immediate vicinity), it should not stop the decision makers from including ferries in their infrastructure programs.
Canada's recent federal election has resulted in a change of government. The new Prime Minister has been open to having provincial governments and municipalities decide on their priorities. This would allow provinces and regions to better define their needs based on their geographic landscape. We certainly support this and welcome Prime Minister Trudeau's leadership on this.
Ferries have been a method of transportation in North America for centuries. Indigenous communities have used boats to transport passengers and goods between communities and the same holds true for the French, English and Spanish colonists that came later. We have been able to maintain contact between communities separated by bodies of water, thanks to the efficiency of our ferry systems.
Whether it is travelling on the ocean to reach an island, crossing a river where no bridge exists, going across a lake or replacing an ice bridge by using a ferry system in the summer months, ferries are an environmentally friendly, efficient and economical transport mechanism. Governments should support this mode of transportation.
In the next few months, the ferry sector will make its case known. It will advocate for infrastructure funding programs that are inclusive of all modes of transportation. Stakeholders will need to be heard as well. This means that the suppliers benefiting from the billions of dollars spent by the ferry sector, the businesses that depend on the shipment of goods by ferries, daily commuters, tourism organizations that are located in regions served by ferries, and municipal governments, will all need to be vocal on these issues.
With a strong safety record, environmentally-friendly policies in place and flexibility to serve customers, ferries are the choice of millions of passengers on an annual basis. This will continue for the foreseeable future. Sound and inclusive government policies will be needed to serve the sector.
(As published in the January 2016 edition of Marine News - http://magazines.marinelink.com/Magazines/MaritimeNews)
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North Mon 5k: The annual North Mon Past Pupils Union 5k was held last Saturday the 24th of October. Ciarán Bouse was the third man home on the night.
Cork BHAA Cork to Cobh 15 mile : The big race last weekend was of course the Cork to Cobh 15 mile race organised by the Cork BHAA. A large number of members took part judging from all the Eagle singlets shown in the race photos. As the club names are not given in the results, it's impossible to pick out all the members that took part but you can see plenty of members in the photo galleries.
There were at least 4 members in the prizes…Pat Twomey 1st M60, Ronan Boland 1st M50, Frances O'Connor 1st F55 and Elaine Guinane 3rd F35.
There is a small gallery of photos on the club Facebook page.
Denis Looney took a set as well and these can be seen here.


January 15, 2017 The annual International Consumer Electronics Show will be held in Las Vegas.
CES is sponsored by the United States Consumer Electronics Manufacturers Association, the world's largest trade show so far. Every year the exhibition will attract many well-known manufacturers. And each CES exhibition exhibits basically represents the development trend of electronic consumer goods that year.
KERUO this year will also bring new products debut exhibition L7, L7 as KERUO's first micro-projector not only won the red dot design award also won the design patent. Redefine the mini-projector styling, innovative design.
Well, and more information about L7, here we do not reveal more for the time being. In short, we see in Las Vegas.


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34,000 Ugandans Have Received Two Doses of COVID Vaccine - Health Ministry MOH
All those who have received two doses of the vaccine were among the first people vaccinated in the country. According to records from the health ministry, these persons where vaccinated between March 10 and April 3,2021.Getting two doses of the vaccines means that these persons now have 100 protection against the disease. When infected, they will not get severe forms of the disease. They will also not be hospitalised.


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The gameplay offers many features which can be used to boost up the income.The Immortal Romance slot disposes of with two groups of cards from which the first one is regular and the second one is special. This slot is unique as the regular group involves only a couple of usual gambling symbols, such as A, 10, K, J and Q, while all the others come with special effects.
As already mentioned, the characters in the slot are two loving couples. Three or more identical characters landed unlock the Chamber of Spins. Continuous entry to the Chamber of Spins grants the access for further bonus levels. It is now time for them to be introduced.
Michael is a vampire who was born in darkness over 800 years ago. As a vampire, he had to find the perfect cover to fit in the normal human society. In order to do that, he joined the University as a professor of Genetics where he met the love of his life, Sarah.
By landing 3 or more, the player receives 20 free spins with rolling reels. Consecutive wins are going to increase the multiplier up to 5 times. This bonus is available in the 10th Chamber of Spins entry.
Amber is Sarah's best friend and she possesses the power to see past and the future. By using her powers, she comes to a conclusion that relationship between Sarah and Michael is only going to bring harm. She is ready to do everything in order of protecting her best friend.
By landing 3 or more, the player receives 10 free spins and all the wins multiplied by 5. The free spins can be retriggered and this bonus is available on the 1st Chamber of Spins entry.
Troy is a vampire who acknowledges Amber's superpowers and takes interest in them. Michael becomes Troy's mentor, and the only thing standing in Troy's way is Sarah.
By landing 3 or more, the player receives 15 free spins with the Vampire Bats feature. Vampire Bats can randomly turn symbols into multipliers that increase all the wins up to 6 times. This bonus is available on the 5th Chamber of Spins trigger.
Sarah is a heroine in the whole story. She is a pathology professor at the University.
By landing 3 or more, the player receives 25 free spins with wild vine feature. Look out for the wild vine symbols on the reel number 3 as they have the effect to additionally substitute for any ordinary symbol. Two to five scatters landed during this feature are going to retrigger free spins. This bonus is available on the 15th trigger of Chamber of Spins feature.
The Wild token is represented with the Immortal Romance logo and its effect is to substitute any ordinary symbol. It also has a multiplying effect, as it doubles the win.
The Scatter symbol grants the access to the Chamber of Spins when 3 or more are landed. Multiple entries to the chamber unlock further bonuses.
The Wild Desire is yet another feature. It can randomly turn up to 5 reels fully wild. Unfortunately, free spins can't be retriggered during this feature.


Practice models vary widely, however, most GPs work in a group medical practice, where they have administrative and nursing support. Many practices now also employ allied health practitioners, dentists and a range of other health professionals to provide team-based care – particularly for the management of chronic illness. You can work for a private practice or in a public (government funded) practice.
The earning potential of a GP depends on a number of things including your level of qualifications and experience, the location and the hours you work. Click here for a more detailed description of the typical GP salary.
Working hours for doctors vary but ideally, employers are looking for doctors who are willing to work between 24-50 hours a week, however, if you wish to work less it is usually possible. A typical session is half a day (either morning or afternoon) but most practices are very flexible to support doctors in caring for family responsibilities.
Australia is very multicultural, particularly in the larger cities. Some towns and cities are more multicultural than others so it's good to understand the multicultural mix in the area in which you are considering working. As a doctor, you will work with patients from a range of places; Asia, India, Africa, Europe, and a range of religions. So it's important that you are comfortable with this and understand some of the cultural sensitivities certain groups have (e.g. Muslim women will often only see female doctors).
Where is the best place to live in Australia? The best location will differ depending on what lifestyle you are looking for and if you are single or have a family. We can help advise you on the best place for you.
Health Care – Australia has a very good health-care system and one of the highest life expectancies in the world. While a large part of the health system is publicly funded, General Practices operate as private businesses funded in part through subsidies from the government, paid on a fee-for-service basis.
All Permanent Residents and citizens are covered by Medicare – a taxpayer funded health scheme which covers the cost of hospital stays and a wide range of other health services. There is no requirement to have private health insurance, but some people choose to take out private health insurance voluntarily. This allows them to stay in a private hospital and have more choices about the doctor who looks after them. However, if you are a Temporary Resident, it is essential to have private health insurance because you are not covered by Medicare. See this blog entry, "Will I have access to public healthcare in Australia when I move there as a GP?", for more information.
Housing – The property market in Australia has remained strong in most capital cities. There is a common saying in Australia that house prices double every 10 years and this is definitely true of most cities over the past 10 years. This means that houses can be a good investment. But if you live near a big city or the coast, property prices may be high. Click here for a comparison state vs state.
Most banks won't extend a loan to Temporary Residents so it can be difficult to buy a house until you are a Permanent Resident. However, if you have a large deposit (approx 30%) then you may find it easier to get a loan from a bank. While Australia has not been impacted heavily by the Global Financial Crisis, it has become more difficult to access loans in recent years.
Renting is a good option – particularly when you first arrive in Australia and don't know where you want to settle. Although rental prices have increased in recent years, it is still more affordable to rent than to buy. A normal rental lease would be for 12 months, and a bond of one month's rent is always required up front.
Temporary Residents – When you first move to Australia, it is most likely that you will be a Temporary Resident on a 457 Visa. It is easier to apply for Permanent Residency in Australia once you have arrived.
Permanent Residents – It is advisable to become a Permanent Resident as quickly as possible, once you have become vocationally registered in Australia. If you gain permanent residency before vocational registration, your employment options will be severely limited. The requirements for gaining Permanent Residency, differ widely depending on a range of different factors and need to be assessed on an individual basis.
The school year starts at the end of January and finishes in mid-December.
As a Temporary Resident, you may have to pay for public schools. If you are required to pay, the fees will be around $4,000 – $6,000 a year. However, it does depend on the state you are living in.
Children usually enter the school system starting in Kindergarten or Preschool when they are about four years old. They then move on to Primary School, starting with Grade Prep, and then Grade 1-6. This is followed by High School from Grade 7-12. However, the school system varies between states.
Australia is rich with job opportunities. There are certainly plenty of jobs for doctors in Australia.
So if you are coming with a partner or grown children, they shouldn't have too many problems finding work either. This will obviously depend on their occupation and where you live. But we take all of these things into account when helping you find the right GP job or medical specialist job in Australia.
Taxes – In Australia are a little higher than some developed countries. However, many Doctors use accountants to find ways to legally reduce their tax obligations. This can be done with trusts/companies/investing in property and a range of other measures your accountant will recommend. The tax year ends 30 June each year. We can't give specific information about this but we can put you in contact with an accountant. For more information about tax go to the Australian Tax Office website.
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Heart of a Champion: Dan Hamhuis
1 Peter 1:9 – But you are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people for God's own possession, so that you may proclaim the excellencies of Him who has called you out of darkness into His marvelous light.
Dan Hamhuis has reached the pinnacle of athletics, Olympic gold medalist, over 1100 NHL games and world champion, yet first and foremost he is a child of the living God.
Growing up in Smithers, British Columbia, playing in the NHL or for Team Canada was only a dream. However, Hamhuis had a love for the game that paid off in the end. "I practiced all the time, summer or winter, rollerblades, backyard rinks or out on the streets with my winter boots and none of that was intentionally to make it to the NHL, it was just for love of the game. I think all that extra practice paid off."
Hamhuis went undrafted in the Western Hockey League draft, but was listed by the Prince George Cougars and made their team at 16. In four years of junior, Dan represented Canada at two World Junior's, winning silver and bronze, was named CHL Defenceman of the Year, WHL Player of the Year and was drafted 12th overall to the Nashville Predators. His pro career started in 2002 and Dan had the opportunity to represent his country seven more times, once at the Olympics in 2014 and again in six World Championships. "It's a cool feeling putting on the jersey," said Hamhuis. "I remember the first time I did it was in 2000 at the World Juniors in Moscow. Man, is it a special feeling wearing that Canadian jersey. The juices are flowing and it's a pretty proud moment and also a sense of responsibility because our country wants to win and be the best of hockey."
With that honour of representing your country, comes a ton of pressure and responsibility. "That's a challenging thing as an athlete," added Hamhuis. "I think it is an easier position to be an underdog. But to have the expectation to win and the whole country behind you, the media and everybody and yourself and your teammates, you all have high expectations. It was part of my game preparation, knowing that pressure… Not only would I just visualize the game, the plays, the other players and what I needed to do on the ice, but a big part of my pregame preparation was spent on walking myself through the game, through the eyes of that pressure. How to deal with that pressure, how to play well and how to deal with the ups and downs of the game."
Competing at the Biggest Stage
In 2014, Hamhuis was named to Canada's Olympic team in Sochi, who were looking to make it two straight Gold medals at the games. The Canadians would beat Sweden in the final, one of the top moments of his career. " It was such a special event being able to represent Canada at the highest level. My wife was there and got to share it with me, and the thing that really made the Olympics special was everything else going around it. The hockey team was really special, but especially being part of everything else was really neat. Sitting in the lounge and going to the athletes village and sitting with fellow Canadian athletes was really cool. It was really cool to speak with them, learn about their sport and cheer them on."
In his international career, Hamhuis won Olympic Gold, two World Championships and picked up three silver medals and a bronze as well. He credits his faith for his success and longevity. "Knowing that God has placed me in this position on this team or on the olympic team or where he has. It's really given me a grateful mindset, a thankful mindset. Looking at that and how I can make the most of what he's given me."
His faith was crucial in dealing with the pressures of performance. "My definition of success wasn't tied to results and what people were saying about me. What I defined success as, was if I was able to give everything I had today based on what I've been given. That's what I believe that God expects of us."
That was especially true when dealing with the downs in his career. Just like the men who are leaving the current Olympic games, having lost in the quarterfinal, it doesn't lessen the sting of defeat, but is an opportunity for growth. "There can be some great testimony in there someday. Whether that's a spiritual one, or just talking to youth in sports. I think there are always lessons to be learned. It's good to go through losses and adversity, that's where I've done my best soul searching and growth as a man, through challenges and difficulties."
Where is Hamhuis Now?
Now, Hamhuis is retired from the game of hockey. But his outlook hasn't changed and his faith remains the source of his identity. "Who I am has just transferred into something different. I am the same guy with the same mission, the same purpose and the same values. Except that I'm in a new location now with some different people around me and I've got some different activities I'm doing, but all those other most important things haven't changed."
An incredible career, all for His glory. Competing as an act of worship to God and bringing his best every day, on and off the ice.
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Fulton James MacGregor MSP (born 1980) is a Scottish National Party (SNP) politician who has been the Member of the Scottish Parliament (MSP) for the constituency of Coatbridge and Chryston since 2016. He serves on the Justice and Education & Skills committees in the Scottish Parliament.

Early life
MacGregor attended Coatbridge High School before going on to gain degrees in Psychology and in Social Work from the University of Strathclyde and the University of Edinburgh.

Political career
MacGregor stood as an SNP candidate in the North Lanarkshire Council election in 2012 and was elected as one of four councillors for the Coatbridge North and Glenboig ward.

In August 2015 MacGregor was selected by the SNP as their local candidate to contest the Coatbridge and Chryston constituency at the 2016 Scottish Parliament election. In an acrimonious internal selection process, party members chose MacGregor ahead of five other candidates. A small minority of branch members then unsuccessfully attempted to have MacGregor de-selected as a candidate. In February 2016 the Coatbridge and Chryston Branch was suspended entirely by the SNP, until the election had passed. Branch members later went as far as to plan a silent protest at the 2016 SNP party conference held in Glasgow in March. In a secret recording of one meeting, MacGregor was heard stating that the internal fighting was making him "physically sick". During the campaign MacGregor was branded as 'no show', a name initially coined by journalist Tom Gordon in reference to him not attending a hustings.

On 6 May 2016, MacGregor was elected as the first SNP MSP for Coatbridge and Chryston. He retained the seat in the 2021 election with an increased majority and 57% of the vote share.

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External links

 profile on SNP website
 https://fultonmacgregor.scot

Living people
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Q: Enabling bulk admin privilege in amazon rds? I wanted to setup an RDS instance store data for reporting. I have scrips that run different rest calls against certain sites that require bulk admin privilege on the back end because they dump their rest call data into a csv and then do a bulk csv insert into Sql Server SE. In my local environment setting up a user for my scripts to use with bulk admin privileges was easy. However, I couldn't seem to figure out how to do it in RDS. I opened a ticket with Amazon and they suggested writing a policy for it. So I figured I would ask here if this is possible and possible alternatives? If bulk/system admin privileges are out of the question in RDS I guess I will just have to use an AWS EC2 instance with Sql Server set up on it.

A: Bulk insert is not possible with RDS. The data_file parameter of the  BULK INSERT command must refer to a file accessible by the machine running SQL Server.
Also, RDS does not support the bulkadmin server role.
Supported SQL Server Roles and Permissions
Importing and Exporting SQL Server Data