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September Speyside Tasting
August 29, 2015 KSFSS News 2
Speyside, the undisputed center for whisky in Scotland, boasts the highest concentration of distilleries with more than half the distilleries in Scotland being located there. Although the Speyside region is geographically part of the Highlands, it is considered a separate region because of its unique characteristics. The region receives its name from the river Spey, which cuts through the area. Many of the distilleries use water straight from the river Spey or streams that flow into it in their production process. Speyside scotches are thought to be the country's most complex, and are known for their sweetness and elegant flavors and aromas. We've already begun selecting our flight.
Macallan Fine Oak 17 y.o. – The fine oak series (10 – 17 years) was discontinued for the Canadian market years ago (as well as their core range of sherried oak), and was replaced with a new no-aged statement line. They're following in the lines of Glenmorangie and Ardbeg in an attempt to challenge some of the established norms that have developed in relation to age-statement whiskies. I scooped up this bottle from the BC liquor store two years ago before they went extinct. The fine oak series boasts soft citrus and tropical fruits. That's because Macallan spares no expense when it comes to casks, that's why they're typically pricy! Although Macallan claims they're a Highland malt on the bottle, they are geographically located right on the river Spey!
Longmorn 16
Longmorn 16 y.o. – Longmorn is another one of those distilleries you might overlook when perusing the scotch shelves. Opened in 1894, Longmorn is one of the remaining distilleries from the Scotland whisky boom about 130 years ago. Glenfiddich is also in that list. The 16 y.o. replaces the 15 y.o. which was in production for a long time. As far as I know, their core range consists only of this bottling; however, they occasionally have a special release. From what I've read, this dram is very elegant; can't wait to taste it!
Aberlour A'Bunadh Batch 49 – The village of Aberlour lies in the heart of Speyside. This distllery uses soft water that rises from the granite of Ben Rinnes. In 1826, 'let the deed show' was the motto of founder distiller James Fleming, which still stands today as the philosophy behind all Aberlour's bottlings. A'bunadh is a natural single cask strength whisky! Though it has no age statement, it is released in limited run batches, each batch carrying a unique number on its label. Each batch of this whisky is blended from barrels ranging from 5 to 25 years old. A'bunadh is exclusively aged in Spanish oak Oloroso sherry butts which gives it a sweeter, softer flavor than most scotch. It is a go to scotch on a cold winter's day.
Craigellachie 13
Craigellachie 13 y.o. – Another distillery from the boom, the name Craigellachie means 'rocky hill' and refers to the cliff that overlooks the river Spey across from the Macallan distillery. The 13 y.o. is one of the three official Craigellachie bottlings released in 2014, and handsomely shows off the bold, robust character of the distillery's output. Oodles of dynamic fruit notes with a distinctive current of smoke running through the middle. Single malt Craigellachie hasn't been seen much outside of indie bottlings recently, so it's nice to see a dram return to our glasses from this distillery! Kudos to the BC liquor distributors for adding this one to their stock!
Darkness Dailuaine 15 y.o. – Only 24 bottles out of 96 produced of this 500 ml whisky made it into Canada! Bottled at 53.9% by Master of Malt under their new "Darkness" label, this 15 year old Dailuaine was finished for 3 months in a custom 50L Pedro Ximenez sherry cask. Darkness is a new range of whiskies from Master of Malt. The company had Speyside cooperage build them custom 50L Octave casks from Oloroso and Pedro Ximenez sherry casks. The whiskies were only finished in them for 3 months, but given the reduced ratio of surface area to whisky, the results were stunning! Thank KWM for bringing this limited whisky to Canada. The KSFSS is very excited and proud to give its members a unique chance to taste a very limited and boutique style of whisky.
Balvenie 12 y.o. Single Barrel – The Balvenie Located is another classic Speyside distillery located in Dufftown on the river Spey. They have a great selection of core range whiskies including the Doublewood, Caribbean and Portwood finishes. The Single Barrel is a 2013 addition to The Balvenie's range, a younger sibling to the 15 year old single cask. These are limited edition bottlings: it's one of around 300 drawn from a single cask made from American white oak. Bottled at 47.8% ABV, there's no chill-filtration and no addition of caramel colouring added. Complex enough to intrigue veteran cask strength whisky drinkers but also delicate enough to be a nice introductory cask strength whisky.
Tom Maxted
Thoroughly enjoyed my first tasting. My scotch of preference was the Aberlour followed closely by the Longmorn.
Claude Hurtubise
Glad you enjoyed the tasting Tom. I'm with you on the Longmorn, it was a very well balanced and rich dram, and just the right amount of sweetness on the finish. The Aberlour A'Bunadh is always a solid scotch, every year! Hope to see you at the next one where we'll be moving to smokier whiskies.

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The Point After
December 7, 2011 February 29, 2012 Louden Young	0 Comments	Opinion, Point After
MC head coach Tony Ierulli was dismissed from the Maryville College team. Photo courtesy of MC Athletics website
As many of us found out upon returning from Thanksgiving break, the football program at Maryville College will soon have new leadership.
Head coach Tony Ierulli, a graduate of Maryville College (1980), was let go after nine seasons with the Scots. There was much dissent from several alums, including ex-football players and fellow class members of Ierulli.
Now, regardless of how the man was in his relationships with his players and the community (and I have heard both good and bad anecdotes) Ierulli's firing should come as no surprise when one looks at the statistics more closely.
Over the last five years, Ierulli lost the identity that made his football teams so successful in the past.
During his tenure at Maryville College, Tony Ierulli was known as a tough guy who ran a hard program. I can remember several times seeing physically exhausted football players trudging from Cooper to Pearsons at around 7:00 p.m., burned out from the two-a-days they had been running in order to be ready for the season.
Ierulli demanded physicality and strength.
In 2007, Coach Ierulli's best year, the Fighting Scots had a record of 7-3. According to the statistics, Maryville College had 514 rushing attempts for 2,352 yards and 22 touchdowns. That amounted for over two-thirds of their offensive yards gained and touchdowns.
Physical football is best served in a run-heavy offense.
The point differential for that year was plus-47, meaning that Maryville scored 47 more points on the season than their opponents. Arguably, the player with the best statistics that year was running back Rommel Hightower, who ran for over 1,000 yards and 11 touchdowns.
Coach Ierulli's football identity fit the skill set of the players he recruited, which allowed for high production on the offensive side of the ball.
In 2007, the Scots attempted only 259 passes for 1,064 yards and 13 touchdowns.
The Scots won games by running the ball effectively.
After 2007, it would seem Ierulli noticed the success other teams had running pass-heavy offenses, particularly the spread and West Coast offenses run by some of the more prominent Division I programs, such as Texas Tech and Oklahoma State.
Over the next four years, the rushing attack that Maryville College once exhibited began to diminish.
Rushing attempts per season fell from 446 in 2008 to 369 in 2011. Total yards rushing plummeted from 2,352 in 2007 to 1,120 in 2011, a deflation of more than 1,200 yards. Total number of rushing touchdowns for the season also fell dramatically, from 22 in 2007 to 11 in 2011.
In 2010, there were only four total rushing touchdowns for the entire season.
A team that cannot run the ball effectively cannot control the tempo of a game, much less generate yards on first down, a typical rushing down.
It seems foolish to believe that Coach Ierulli just gave up on the running game. I think he just lost sight of the important relationship between his style of physical football and running the ball.
Over the last five years, there has been another trend that may shed some light on the diminishing run game.
During this time, passing attempts went up by 73 attempts, from 259 in 2007 to 332 in 2011. Likewise, total passing yards also increased, from 1,064 in 2007 to 1,844 in 2011.
However, this progress did not translate to efficiency when it came to scoring points.
In 2011, when the Scots attempted 73 more pass attempts for 800 more yards than in 2007, the team scored the same number of passing touchdowns, 13. Similarly, as more emphasis was put on the passing game, the scoring differential per season spiraled downward, from plus-47 in 2007 to minus-84 in 2011, with an all-time low for this period coming in 2010, when the point differential was minus-104.
Thus, the more we passed, the less we ran; the less we ran, the less we scored.
Coach Ierulli's physical mentality does not translate to success in the passing game, which requires more finesse and technicality than running does. Routes have to be crisp, quarterback fundamentals and progressions must be fluid and the offensive line must be technically sound in pass protection.
Over the last four years, Ierulli has been trying to pass the ball with a running team.
This year, he brought in a group of players more geared toward a passing-style offense. This translated into higher passing stats.
Yet, the record at the end of the year stayed the same, 4-6. The fact of the matter is, he is a running-team coach.
I want to thank Coach Ierulli for all that he has done in his time here a Maryville College. It is important to note his accomplishments, which do not show up as well on paper (39-55 overall record at MC) as they do in the tenacity and spirit shown by all the football players who have gone through his program.
Ierulli brought MC's football program to a place where I believe it will have great success in the future. He did his job to the best of his ability and left it better than when he started.
Unfortunately, as is the vice of sports, sometimes you coach yourself out of a coaching job, not through failure but through creating a foundation for greater possibilities than you are able to attain. Sometimes, in making a situation better, you create the opportunity for new direction, and it is in that new direction Maryville will now head.
For those who think ill toward those in charge for letting Coach Ierulli go, just look at the statistics, look at the roster and understand that MC football has become a team that does not best utilize Coach Ierulli's talents anymore.
Best of luck to Coach Ierulli, in any and all of his undertakings in the future.
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During the 2016-17 academic year, Plymstock School was involved in the co-creation of a new and exciting Multi-Academy Trust with a group of local primary and secondary schools. It is with great pleasure that I can confirm that the necessary agreements were made with governing bodies and government agencies during August, and as a result Plymstock School is now a partner of the newly formed Westcountry Schools Trust (WeST), with effect from the 01 September 2017.
The WeST secondary schools are: Plymstock School, Coombe Dean School, Hele's School, Ivybridge Community College and Callington Community College.
The WeST primary schools are: Dunstone Primary School, Oreston Community Academy, Sherford Primary School (once open), Yealmpton Primary School, Stowford Primary School, Woodlands Park Primary School and Wembury Primary School (joining 01 October 2017).
The WeST Chief Executive Officer (CEO) is Rob Haring. He is a National Leader of Education, a member of the South West Regional Schools Commissioner's team and a former Headteacher of two extremely successful schools.
We are all very much looking forward to working together and building a strong and substantial partnership, which we are sure will provide many exciting opportunities for both our children and staff. However, we will continue very much as before in terms of how we function on a day to day basis, and will retain our individuality and uniqueness.


To foster international and cross cultural understanding through experiential education, practical training and residence abroad, and to provide opportunities for personal growth and professional development.
Bishop Partners has been proud to host a Mountbatten Intern every year for the past 10 years.
Jeremy is delighted that he was, and always will be, the first ever Bishop Partners Mountbatten intern. He graduated from Liverpool University in 2002 with a BA in Business Economics and then started the Mountbatten programme in September of the same year.After his Bishop Partners internship, Jeremy worked briefly for an accountancy recruitment firm in London , and then got a job in finance working for BlackRock. He worked there for 4 years, and then moved to Goldman Sachs 2 years ago where he is currently working now, in equities account management.Jeremy lives in Clapham, and when he's not at work he enjoys playing golf, football and dancing to cheesy music.
Euan was Susan's second intern, following in the footsteps of Jeremy - a daunting and impossible challenge. After overcoming the "American" language barrier and convincing Susan that he spoke English, he settled in well and was soon allowed to talk to Susan's clients and senior candidates on the condition he didn't exceed 90 words a minute.
Alasdair graduated from Glasgow Caledonian University with a BA (Hons) in History & Politics in 2003. Following his year as a Bishop Partners intern he worked for four years in the executive search industry for Odgers Berndtson in London. There he focused on Chairman and Non-Executive Director assignments for FTSE100 companies, UK government departments, and other organisations such as those responsible for the London 2012 Olympics.
He spent last year volunteering for Save the Children in Vietnam as part of a move into the not-for-profit sector, and is now working for them in the UK while he completes a Masters in Politics at the University of Edinburgh. Alasdair is a keen guitar player, footballer, and hill-walker.
Ged joined Bishop Partners from Manchester, England in 2005 as our fourth Mountbatten Intern, he currently works in sales and marketing as an Account Manager for the British fashion brand Fred Perry.
Ged graduated from Sheffield Hallam University with a BA (Hons) in Business Studies in 2004 and recently completed a digital marketing course at London City University. Whilst at University, Ged spent two summers working at camp Half-moon, Great Barrington, MA as a summer camp counsellor.
Following his year in New York Ged spent four years working in the London office of US public relations agency Ketchum. Ged is a keen soccer player currently playing for St Martins FC in London's Commercial League Division 1.
A graduate of DeMontfort University in 2004 with a BA Hons in American/Media Studies, Michael was the fifth Bishop Partners Mountbatten intern. Before his US business year, he traveled much of North America and worked a ski season in Vancouver, Canada.
Sarah arrived in New York shortly after graduating with an Honors degree in History.
Corrie Douglas joined Bishop Partners from Edinburgh, Scotland, in 2009 as a Mountbatten Intern in our Research Department. She managed candidate and client research and database projects in support of all of our search activity.
Corrie previously worked in recruiting in Edinburgh just prior to coming to the USA, and having a personal passion for the fields of media and communications.
Jenny Cuthbert joined Bishop Partners from St Andrews, Scotland, in 2010 as a Mountbatten Intern in our Research Department.
Prior to joining Bishop Partners, Jenny worked for the Farmore Group, a group of retail and design companies, where she centered on PR and Marketing as well as providing business support to the team.
Joanne Keyden joined Bishop Partners from Carlisle, England, in 2011 as a Mountbatten Intern in our Research Department.
Prior to joining Bishop Partners, Joanne studied at St.Andrews University and worked for Eddie Stobarts Ltd, one of the worlds largest road haulage companies. Prior to this Jo and two others set up a volunteer charity in Kenya, taking volunteers from the East to the West of Kenya.
After Bishop Partners Jo has returned to Scotland to continue within Executive Recruitment.
Natalie Ngu joined Bishop Partners from London in 2012 as a Mountbatten Intern in our Research Department. She manages candidate and client research and database projects in support of all of our search activity. Prior to joining Bishop Partners, Natalie worked as an allocator for Oasis Fashions, a very popular high street clothing company in the UK. Within this role she was required to allocate lines to 320 UK stores and international franchise stores. LinkedIn After Bishop Partners, Natalie joined Jack Myers Media Business Network, working as the Social Media Manager at Women in Media Mentoring Initiative in New York.


On January 17, 2014 California Governor Jerry Brown proclaimed a California Drought Emergency and asked all Californians to voluntarily reduce their water use by 20%.
About two-thirds of California is in "extreme" or "exceptional" drought, the two most severe categories, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor. The drought is the most severe in California since at least 1977.
Many water suppliers are calling on customers to step up conservation efforts, while some already have implemented mandatory restrictions on water use. Local water agencies and communities across California are beginning to take action in the face of record-dry conditions in early 2014.
Our research team at the UC Center for Hydrologic Modeling in collaboration with the UCI Facilities Management is determined to decrease the water use by 20% on the UCI campus and beyond, to raise awareness about the water crisis we are facing, and to recommend alternatives everyone of us can incorporate in our every-day lives to conserve water.
Over the next weeks we will launch various outreach campaigns with the goal of reaching students, faculty, and staff on the UCI campus and local communites to illustrate how pervasive the effects of drought can be.
Small changes can have a big impact on reducing your water footprint. Every drop counts. Get informed and get involved!
The students of Regional Environmental Issues (ESS60B) are taking control when it comes to spreading drought awareness within the UC Irvine community. "Pledge with Pete" will kickoff the campaign, as Peter the Anteater will join students at their booth on ring road to take pledges and challenge the UC Irvine community to conserve water (February 25th and 27th). Students will reach out to UCI's management and requesting that all water fixtures on campus be turned off until the end of the drought emergency. The students will also volunteer at the Children's Water Education Festival on March 26th and 27th. Look out for drought-related social media updates on their Facebook page and Instagram (@ESS60B) and follow these hashtags on Twitter to stay informed: #DroughtReach, #DroughtResponseFail, #DroughtHero, #ESS60B.
Pledge with Pete was a huge success! Dozens of students, faculty and staffmembers across UC Irvine gathered to make pledges to reduce their water usage by 20%. Find more photos of the event here.
UC Irvine Facilities is a major part of the drought response team. In conjunction with the already game-changing sustainability and efficiency efforts by UCI Facilities Management, several projects will be introduced to reduce the campus water footprint even further. In the short-term, steps will be taken to turn off irrigation in areas that don't use recycled water and to bucket water the trees to reduce water losses associated with automatic irrigation. Long-term projects include increased use of recycled water, expanded use of water metering and replacing turf grass in designated "secondary" areas (i.e. decorative areas) with a less water-intensive alternative (e.g. desert landscaping). Another potential project, converting first-floor bathroom plumbing to recycled water, will warrant further assessment.
March 4, 2014 - Facilities Management has set up an email account that you can send text messages to in order to report water leaks, facility related issues and other #DroughtResponseFails. If you see something on campus that needs fixing, send a quick text to fm-servicedesk@uci.edu.
The aim of this visual media campaign is to show the devastating and wide-reaching effects of drought. Fashioned after the classic "This Is Your Brain on Drugs" Partnerships for a Drug Free America public service announcements from the 1980s, the "This is Your State on Drought" campaign will use powerful and contrasting images of California in its normative state and/or ravaged by drought to show the real-life, state-wide impacts of drought.
In this drought emergency, it's especially important to conserve every last drop of water. There's no room for waste. We're calling on the UCI and local Orange County community to be water watchdogs. If you spot a wasteful situation, like a broken sprinkler spraying excess water onto the sidewalk, be sure to call it out on social media. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram and tag us, @TheUCCHM. Be sure to use the hashtags #DroughtResponseFail and #WaterWatchDogs when you spot something in need of fixing. Together, let's make a more water-efficient community.
If you are on the UCI campus and you spot a wasteful situation like a dripping faucet or a toilet that doesn't stop flushing make sure to report a facilities problem or concern by contacting the Facilities Service Desk at 949-824-5444 between the hours of 7 am and 4:30 pm or Central Plant directly at 949-824-5520 after hours.
Governor Brown has asked all Californians to decrease their personal water use by 20%. With two-thirds of the state in categorically "extreme" or "exceptional" drought, 20% cuts to individual water usage will go a long way. The Pledge with Pete event challenged UC Irvine students, faculty and staff to think creatively about how to go about reducing their water footprints. Below is a photo of the Pledge Tree, made up of the water conservation pledges taken during the Pledge with Pete event. We encourage you to ask yourself: how will I conserve my 20%?


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Q: Map causing Seg Fault. How to increase memory? I have a simple question.  I have a few files, one file is around ~20000 lines.
It has 5 fields, have some other adt (vectors and lists), but those do not cause a segfault.
The map itself will store a key value, equivalent to about 1 per line.
When I added a map to my code, I would instantly get a segfault, I copied 5000 of 20000 lines, and receive a segfault, then 1000, and it worked.
In java there is a way to increase the amount of virtually allocated memory, is there a way to do so in c++?  I have even deleted elements as they are no longer used, and I can get around 2000 lines, but not more.
Here is gdb:
(gdb) exec-file readin
(gdb) run
Starting program: /x/x/x/readin readin

Program exited normally.

valgrind:
HEAP SUMMARY:
==7948==     in use at exit: 0 bytes in 0 blocks
==7948==   total heap usage: 20,206 allocs, 20,206 frees, 2,661,509 bytes allocated
==7948==
==7948== All heap blocks were freed -- no leaks are possible

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  stringstream str2;
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    str1 << flw.getSrc();
    str2 << flw.getDest();
    flw_src_dest = str1.str() + "-" + str2.str();
  } else {
    str1 << flw.getSrc();
    str2 << flw.getDest();
    flw_src_dest = str2.str() + "-" + str1.str();
  }
while (int_start > flw.getEnd()){
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A: A segmentation fault doesn't necessarily indicate that you're out of memory. In fact, with C++, it's highly unlikely: you would usually get a bad_alloc or somesuch in this case (unless you're dumping everything in objects with automatic storage duration?!).
More likely, you have a memory corruption bug in your code, that just so happens to only be noticeable when you have more than a certain number of objects.
At any rate, the solution to memory faults is not to blindly throw more memory at the program.
Run your code through valgrind and through a debugger, and see what the real problem is.

A: Generally speaking, in C\C++ max amount of available heap isn't fixed at start of the program -- you can always allocate some more memory, either via direct usage of new/malloc or by using STL containers, such as stl::list, which can do it by themselves.

A: Be careful erasing elements from a container while you are iterating over the container.
for (pos = ava_bw.begin(); pos != ava_bw.end(); ++pos) {
    if (pos->second == INIT){
      ava_bw.erase(pos);
    }
  }

I believe this will have pos pointing to the next value but then ++pos will advance it yet again. If erase(pos) resulted in pos pointing at ava_bw.end(), the ++pos will fail.
I know if you tried this with a vector, pos will be invalidated.
Edit
In the while loop you do
while (int_start > flw.getEnd()){
   if(flw.getFlow() == 1){
      ava_bw[flw_src_dest] += 5.5;
   } else {
      ava_bw[flw_src_dest] += 2.5;
   }
   endQueue.pop();
}

You need to do flw = endQueue.top() again.

A: I don't think the problem is memory, as C++ gets as much memory as it asks for, even hogging all available memory on your PC. Look if you delete something you access later on.

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Q: Is there a way to check where R is 'stuck' within a for loop? (R) I am using system() to run several files iteratively through a program via CMD. It deposits each outputs into a sub-directory designated for specifically and only that input file. So # of inputs is exactly equal to the number of output directories/outputs.
My code works for the first iteration, but I can see in the console that it won't move on to the second file after completing the first. The stop sign remains active so I know R is still 'running', but since the for loop environment is unique I can't really tell what it's stuck on. It just stays like this for hours. Therefore I'm not sure how to begin to diagnose the issue I'm having. Is there a way of tracing what happened after cancelling the code, for example?
If your curious, the code looks like this btw. I don't know how to make it reproducible, so I just commented each line:
for (i in 1:length(flist)) {
##flist is a vector of character strings. Each
row of characters is both the name of the input file and the name of the
output directory

  setwd(paste0(solutions_dir, "\\", flist[i]))
  #sets the appropriate dir

  system(paste0(program_dir,"\\program.exe I=",
  file_dir, "\\", flist[i], " O=",solutions_dir, "\\", flist[i],
  "\\solv"))
  ##line that inputs program's exe file and the appropriate input/output
  locations

}


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Carmakers look to tap fast-growing demand for small SUVs
Geneva 2014: Lamborghini Huracán is a sight to behold
Funky concepts preview trends coming to compact SUVs
Carmakers from all over the world debuted a host of small SUVs at this year's Geneva Motor Show
by Colleen Barry	 | March 5, 2014
The new Jeep Renegade is on display at the Geneva International Motor Show in Geneva, Switzerland, Tuesday, March 4, 2014.
GENEVA — Carmakers are banking on the fast-growing demand for small SUVs to earn new customers in the U.S. and help turn around their businesses in Europe's still-fragile market.
U.S. carmaker Chrysler's Jeep brand launched the Renegade and France's Citroen introduced the funky Cactus at the Geneva Auto Show on Tuesday. And they are just the start of a long list of carmakers looking to "come to the party," said IHS analyst Tim Urquhart.
They are coming big and small. Mighty Volkswagen, aiming to become the globe's No. 1 automaker by 2018, has rolled out the concept T-Roc while South Korea's fourth automaker SsangYong will launch the XLV sport utility vehicle next year, with the goal of doubling European volumes from 3,000 last year to 6,000 in 2015.
The market for small SUVs is growing just about everywhere across the globe. It's among the fastest-growing market segments in the U.S., where young people and downsizing Baby Boomers are attracted to the tall cabin, big cargo area, fuel efficiency and manoeuvrability. And in Europe small SUVs have proven themselves more recession-resistant than most.
Here's a glance at some of the models on the stands at Geneva.
The Renegade, with Jeep's classic vertical grille and round headlamps, can't arrive soon enough for the brand's owner, Chrysler. It's the well-known brand's first serious small, fuel-efficient contender. It is considered key to Jeep's goal of reaching 1 million in sales this year, an increase of nearly 40 per cent over 2013.
In Europe, for instance, the market for small SUVs has grown to 1.1 million sales per year, said Mike Manley, president and CEO of the Jeep brand. But the Renegade also will go after small SUVs in the U.S. such as the Kia Soul and Nissan Juke.
Manley said the price will be competitive enough to entice not only consumers looking to buy a small SUV, but also attract those who were considering subcompact sedans or hatchbacks.
To get better mileage, the Renegade will have 16 engine and transmission configurations for different markets around the world, including the first nine-speed automatic transmission in a small SUV. Transmissions with more gears generally help engines run more efficiently, especially at highway speeds. Two diesel engines will be offered in Europe, but not the U.S. The Renegade also will be capable of going off-road like other Jeeps.
The Renegade combines a rugged, outdoorsy feel that is part of the brand, combined with splashes of colour and the latest technological interfaces to appeal to young buyers. The vehicle includes dual pop-out roof panels, a return to the sun-roofs of yesteryear.
The 2015 Renegade will be assembled in Italy on a Fiat platform and available first in Europe in the fall and in the U.S. in late December or early January.
The Citroen C4 Cactus developed from a concept car and it retains that funky anything-goes heritage. The car has a bold shape with rubberized panels on the side doors that have real-life application.
A model poses in front of the new Citroen C4 Cactus during the media day of the 84th Geneva International Motor Show.
"You can take a supermarket caddy and push on the car and no wear and tear on the car at all," said Citroen managing director Federic Banzet. "It is a real innovation, which is very useful," and allows for personalization by changing the colour.
But the real ingenuity is inside, where Citroen challenges design themes "that go back to the horse and carriage," said Urquhart.
Citroen has rethought the interior, moving away from the drive column to push buttons for drive, reverse and neutral. The French carmaker, part of PSA Peugeot Citroen, also has raised the digital speedometer and odometer to sit on the dashboard instead of embedded in it, and put a tablet-like interactive screen at nearly eye-level for entertainment, in-car telephone as well as temperature control. The roomy glove box opens trunk-like from the top, a simple solution to prevent contents from spilling out when opened on the go.
So, why name the car Cactus, which hardly evokes aerodynamics or speed?
"It expresses robustness, solidity and sympathy," Banzet said. "Don't ask me why but that is the public reflection when you mention 'cactus.' It expresses savings, too, because it doesn't need more water as a simple Cactus doesn't need more petrol."
In fact, a diesel model can average 3.1 litres per 100 kilometres, or 75 miles per gallon, thanks also to weight savings in the car, Banzet said.
"The Cactus is a bit of a brave thing. I would put it on the same level as the Fiat Multipla," said Urquhart, referring to the now-phased-out Fiat six-seater utility wagon that sat three across a front bench and inspiring both ridicule for its distinctive front-end bump and fierce loyalty for its practicality. "I hope it doesn't suffer the same fate as the Mulitpla. The history of the industry is not kind to manufacturers who do take risks."
Volkswagen's T-Roc concept car is an SUV on the popular Golf platform, which would allow all available VW drive trains, from gasoline to diesel combustion engines to plug-in hybrid electric technology that it is rolling out now with the Golf. The concept boasts a fast, sloping roofline with 3-dimensional tail lights, white wheeled arches and sculpted precision lines. Like the Jeep Renegade, if offers the possibility to remove a panel and drive open top.
"Over the past 24 months, Volkswagen has presented a cavalcade of new SUVs," Volkswagen's Heinz-Jakob Nuesser told reporters Monday evening. "We would like to build the T-Roc. It would be the logical extension to the Golf."
Volkswagen T-ROC at Geneva.
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Geneva (Switzerland)
PSA Peugeot Citroen SA
SsangYong Motor Company
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Tom Krisher
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Geneva 2014: Honda showcases Civic Type R
Gallery: Round one of excellence from Geneva Motor Show
Geneva 2014: Toyota shows perky Aygo commuter car
Fiat Chrysler may recall 1 million vehicles for excess pollution
SUV Review: 2020 Jeep Renegade


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Foremost Fashion
Millennial-friendly Dallas clothing brand moves fashionably forward
Lindsey Wilson
Apr 7, 2016 | 11:03 am
There are changes afoot for Foremost, the small-batch clothing company launched by Need founder Matt Alexander in early 2015. Starting April 7, shoppers can get their hands on even more affordable, American-made men's and women's threads through a new-and-improved website. Like men's lifestyle site Need, it will be available in 44 countries.
All production has been moved to Los Angeles, and there will be an increased focus on quality, better price points ($44 average), and a much larger scale of delivery. For example, the T-shirts released first in the new collection, in neutral tones of black, gray, and cream, are made from an "amazing cotton" that is superior in quality to previous offerings. They cost $24 apiece, compared to $28-$32 from before.
The overall aesthetic remains minimal; think tees, oxfords, sweats, and denim. The latter arrives in May, priced at less than $100. Also new is a recycling initiative: Foremost customers will be provided with pre-paid labels to send off unwanted/unused clothing for recycling.
Also expect a content component to the site, in the form of film shot by independent directors. "The first is a lengthy behind-the-scenes look at our first LA-produced collection, shot by local Andrew Holzschuh," Alexander says. The films will be released as episodes to coincide with clothing releases.
Back when it originally launched, Alexander explained Foremost as "our endeavor to bring the exclusivity and experience of Need to this younger audience of men and women. They'll be able to affordably purchase high-quality clothing with all the hallmarks of a luxury brand — numbered, small-batch, and American-made."
Foremost launches a denim line in May.
Photo courtesy of Foremost
This week's hot headlines
Nickelback's upcoming tour stop rocks this week's 5 hottest Dallas headlines
Stephanie Allmon Merry
Jan 28, 2023 | 10:00 am
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Editor's note: A lot happened this week, so here's your chance to get caught up. Read on for the week's most popular headlines. Looking for the best things to do this weekend? Find that list here.
1. Juggernaut rock band Nickelback is touring summer 2023 with stop in Dallas. Nickelback is back: Canadian-born rock juggernaut Nickelback is going on tour in summer 2023 to support their new album, Get Rollin'. Called the "Get Rollin' Tour," it'll hit 38 cities, including Dallas on July 22 at Dos Equis Pavilion.
2. Behind the wall of greenery and other Dallas restaurant must-haves. If you're a Dallas restaurant in 2023, you're nowhere without a wall of greenery. Walls covered with greenery are among the features restaurants are deploying these days to lure in diners. Food is still the official reason people go out to eat, but restaurants these days are more experience-oriented. Here are few features being rolled out at restaurants around town.
3. Affluent Dallas neighbor cashes in as the richest city in Texas for 2023. North Texans wanting a glimpse into the lives of the 1 percent won't have to travel far to get a peek. Southlake has been named the richest city in Texas for 2023 in a recent study.
4. South Polk Pizzeria in Dallas' Oak Cliff slings perfect pies in pizza desert. Dallas has plenty of pretty pizza these days — but nearly all of it is found north of I-30. So let's hear it for South Polk Pizzeria, a new shop that opened in late December in Oak Cliff, at 3939 S. Polk St #527, just off US-67 and north of Loop 12, slinging the same kind of artisanal pies that are being slung across Deep Ellum, Oak Lawn, and North Dallas.
5. 12 Dallas-Fort Worth restaurants score coveted James Beard Award nominations. The James Beard Foundation has revealed the semifinalists for its 2023 Restaurant and Chef Awards. A dozen Dallas-Fort Worth restaurants have been included in both national and regional categories. Here are the nominees.
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TORONTO, May 5, 2018 - Pediatricians report influenza vaccine delivery delays as a significant problem, particularly for the Vaccines For Children (VFC) program vaccines, leading to many missed opportunities for vaccination, according to a new survey being presented at the Pediatric Academic Societies (PAS) 2018 Meeting.
Dr. Sean O'Leary, one of the authors of the study, will present findings from "Experiences and Practices Regarding Influenza Vaccine Delays among Pediatricians" during the PAS 2018 Meeting on Saturday, May 5 at 5 p.m. EDT. Reporters interested in an interview with Dr. O'Leary should contact PAS2018@piercom.com.
Background: Uptake of influenza vaccine among children is low compared to other childhood vaccines, and missed opportunities for vaccination play an important role in this low uptake. Problems with receiving influenza vaccine in a timely manner within pediatric practices are an important cause of missed opportunities, but little is known about pediatricians' experiences and practices related to influenza vaccine delivery delays.
Objective: To assess, among a national sample of pediatricians (Peds), 1) the extent to which delays in receipt of influenza vaccine from private and Vaccines-for-Children Program (VFC) stocks pose problems; and 2) provider contingency plans in the event of influenza vaccine delays.
Design/Methods: A nationally representative survey among Peds from June through September 2017.
Results: The response rate was 79% (372/471). For private stock influenza vaccine, considering the last 3 influenza vaccination seasons, 3% reported delays in receipt of influenza vaccine as a major problem, 18% a moderate problem, 32% a minor problem, and 48% as not a problem. In contrast, for VFC influenza vaccine, 15% reported delays as a major problem, 32% a moderate problem, 33% a minor problem, and 20% as not a problem (p<0.001 for private stock versus VFC). When either VFC or private influenza vaccine is out-of-stock, 56% reported delaying vaccination for patients whose vaccine is out-of-stock, 19% referred these patients elsewhere, 7% postponed vaccination for all patients, and 18% borrowed vaccine between stocks. Among the 50 respondents who reported borrowing between stocks, almost all (98%) borrowed for individual patient visits while only 30% borrowed for influenza vaccination clinics.
Conclusion(s): Pediatricians report influenza vaccine delivery delays as a significant problem, particularly for VFC vaccines, leading to many missed opportunities for vaccination. Providers use a variety of strategies for addressing these delays, but in most cases, children either must go elsewhere or return to the clinic to receive influenza vaccine. To increase uptake of influenza vaccine among children, systematic changes are needed to address these delays.


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Return to Part Eight
9. Jumping into the fray
Copyright © 2000 by Dan E. Moldea
On May 19, I delivered a speech at the Martin Luther King Library in downtown Washington. During the talk, while continuing to protect my own OIC sources who had spoken to me off the record, I recounted that one OIC official, who spoke on the record, had explained the OIC's process of leaking to the press. I told the audience:
According to Hickman Ewing, Kenneth Starr's chief deputy, the OIC freely provides non-public information on an off-the-record basis to reporters and book reviewers who are personally approved by Kenneth Starr and whose work is in sync with the OIC's position on key issues.
This runs contrary to the OIC's public statements about its relationship with the media and is further proof that the OIC's investigation of the Clinton White House--regardless of merit--is political, partisan, and punitive. [The Starr inquiry] is built upon a series of well-timed leaks which have turned gossip into gasoline and some of these approved journalists into lapdogs who are dependent upon their sources' access and goodwill.
I also charged that some of these selected reporters, who were the beneficiaries of the OIC leaks, were covertly providing the prosecution with confidential information about the President from their own sources. To me, this was whorehouse journalism--on par with the performances of most sportswriters who covered the NFL.
In fact, I had cooperated with prosecutors twice during my career. The first time was after a target of a grand jury investigation had threatened my father's life. The second time was after a confessed accomplice in a murder conspiracy indicated that he was willing to testify in support of another member of the conspiracy, falsely absolving him of any guilt.
In both cases, I cooperated with the prosecution openly--not as a confidential informant. As a result, in the first case in 1976, a murder contract was placed on my life; in the second in 1983, the defense was immediately notified of my cooperation, which caused a chain of events that nearly led to my imprisonment just before my father's death.
Also, I had participated in probes about murder and specific acts of violence--not specific acts of sex between two consenting adults, who had allegedly lied about their covert relationship.
CNN filmed my speech and aired its story on May 25--after both Starr and Ewing refused comment. However, OIC spokesman Charles Bakaly insisted that Ewing and I simply had different versions of what we had discussed during our conversation. Nevertheless, Jim Kennedy, a spokesman for the White House, told the Reuters news service that my allegations needed to be investigated.
After CNN's broadcast and the Reuters wire story, Gene Lyons, a columnist for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, wrote:
It appears Ewing's normally inerrant judgment about which are the independent counsel's trusted pet reporters may have been thrown off by the fact that Moldea was under contract to Regnery, a publishing house owned by a close friend and political ally of Starr's.
Also, unknown to everyone but Roger Simmons, I had limited my remarks to my one conversation with Ewing. I did not even mention my subsequent discussion with Jackie Bennett.
In the wake of my speech, I appeared on several of radio and television programs. During one of these interviews, the host charged that I was using the leaks issue to seek revenge on Starr, who, prior to his appointment as independent counsel, had filed an amicus brief for the defense in Moldea v. New York Times.
In response, I admitted, "Well, it's legitimate, I guess, to ask whether I have an ulterior motive for questioning Starr's tactics. But when I had the means and opportunity to do so between the covers of my book about Foster's suicide, I stayed fair and impartial. In fact, I praised Starr and his staff for their work on the Foster case. And, I believe that my sense of fairness in that particular matter has also been applied to this issue about the OIC leaks."
Then, I appeared on Keith Olbermann's nightly program, The White House in Crisis, on MSNBC, in which I went after the reporters covering the OIC, as well as the Starr investigation of the President's sex life.
Olbermann (asking about the specifics of my conversation with Ewing): What does "not on the public record" mean, Dan? Is this grand jury information, or is it a catch-all? What does it mean?
Moldea: I can't go further than what Ewing has said, but I think it's important that the journalists who are covering this go back and ask Ewing what he meant by that. Both Ewing and Starr have decided to make no comment on this matter, and they're allowing their flack to speak for them. And everyone seems to be allowing that to be the final word on this matter. I mean, when the President doesn't want to comment about something, the press continues to ask the question over and over again. Why is Ken Starr getting a pass on this? . . . Hey, if you're going to have an investigation, have a fair investigation. But I insist that this is not a fair investigation. And I believe that many reporters are becoming complicit in this particular situation.
In its June 6 issue, the National Journal reported that White House press secretary Mike McCurry quoted President Clinton, saying, "Why do the Washington Post and the New York Times cover up Dan Moldea and not write about that?"
In his defense of what I had done, the President specifically accused the Post and the Times, neither of which had mentioned my charges against the OIC, of "covering up" the OIC's illegal activities.
Still, through all of this, I promised that, if subpoenaed, I would cooperate with any investigation of the leaks, including the OIC's own reported internal review.
Not surprisingly, the OIC never contacted me.
On June 14--twenty-six days after my speech--the New York Times published an article about Brill's interview with Starr in his widely-anticipated new magazine, Brill's Content, which would be released the following day. According to the Times:
[Starr] has acknowledged . . . that he and his aides have given information on the Monica Lewinsky matter to reporters. But he also insisted that these leaks were neither illegal, because they did not involve testimony before a grand jury, nor a violation of Justice Department ethics barring leaks of "substantive information" about a prosecution. . . .
"I have talked with reporters on background on some occasions," Mr. Starr said in the interview. Mr. Starr also identified three reporters . . . as journalists to whom his deputy, Jackie Bennett, had talked "extensively" about the case. . . . But Mr. Bennett told Mr. Brill he was in no way a source." (Emphasis added.)
After reading the story, I reviewed the notes of my on-the-record conversation with Jackie Bennett, who had specifically and repeatedly offered me "substantive information." However, I decided to hold this information, just in case Brill later needed corroboration for his charges.
Responding directly to Brill's allegations, Starr issued a statement on June 13, insisting:
Steven Brill has recklessly and irresponsibly charged the Office of Independent Counsel with improper contacts with the media. The charges are false.
The Office of the Independent Counsel does not release grand jury material directly or indirectly, on the record or off the record. Nor do we violate Dept. of Justice policy or applicable ethical guidelines. . . . The contacts between the Office of the Independent Counsel and journalists have been legal, appropriate and consistent with Dept. of Justice policy.
Also, on June 16, Starr released a formal nineteen-page response to Brill, adding:
Your reputation suffers grave damage with the publication of 'Pressgate' in your inaugural issue. Your reporting rests on a fundamental misunderstanding of the law and a misrepresentation of the facts--errors that I will detail at length below.
More disappointing, however, is that your reckless and irresponsible attack borders on the libelous. For this reason, I am compelled to respond publicly.
But, contrary to Starr's denials in his condemnation of Brill, I believed from my own conversations with Ewing and Bennett that Brill was right: The OIC had engaged in a pattern of cooperation with selected reporters, which included well-timed leaks from the OIC's grand jury investigations.
Ironically, after my bitter war with Brill twenty years earlier, I was now cheering him on and prepared to back him up.
Other than a misspelled name and failing to reveal his financial contributions to the Clinton-Gore campaigns, I was aware of only one other mistake admitted by Brill in his article. According to the June 19 edition of the Washington Post, Brill had become embroiled in a controversy with the Wall Street Journal over one of its reports about the Lewinsky matter. The Post continued:
Brill conceded [the] error after learning that Journal reporter Glenn Simpson had [secretly] tape-recorded the interview.
Reporter Simpson received no public criticism from the media for secretly taping Brill, who had justifiably attacked several journalists for their sweetheart relationships with Starr and the OIC.


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static BignumDtoaMode DtoaToBignumDtoaMode(DtoaMode dtoa_mode) {
  switch (dtoa_mode) {
    case DTOA_SHORTEST:
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    case DTOA_FIXED:
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}

void DoubleToAscii(double v, DtoaMode mode, int requested_digits,
                   Vector<char> buffer, int* sign, int* length, int* point) {
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Inspiring Center
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A journey to visit 10 long-standing businesses
Guide to old businesses that are still active
Top 5 Christmas spots of 2021
The best 5 spots to enjoy Christmas advertising of 2021
Importance of Branded Content for business schools
Business schools are increasingly investing in their branded content.
MSc Tourism & Hospitality Management students worked in a real case challenge for the Maritime Museum
Barcelona stands out for its "universal accessibility"
The city of Barcelona is recognized with two international awards for its universal accessibility
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If you want to learn more about our Master in Management, do not miss out on our online information session!
Time to wine
MSc International Business students had the opportunity to visit the facilites of the Covides Wine Coopertaive
Once again EQUAL. ID arrives in Barcelona
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Up to 60 TBS in Barcelona students, L'Epitech, and L'Idem Barcelona have been part of the first edition of the Barnackhaton, organized by French Tech Barcelona.
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The big business of big data
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Of the business schools with the triple crown.
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The last Carnival Cruise I went on the LGBT gathering was great, decent amount of gay guys who I hung out with for the entire cruise. I think its really hit or miss. I'm on the Miracle next month and we'll see what the gathering brings. So far the ship is rather empty, ton of cabins still up for grabs. That alone tells me I shouldn't have high expectations on meeting others. Honestly I don't care, its not why I'm going, it would just be a plus.
Like others, I've seen a variety of turn out for FOD meetings on my 3 previous carnival cruises. The best was on the Triumph in 2010 out of New Orleans. We grew each night and by the last night of a 5 night cruise, we were about 15 people. We had a blast and we're still Facebook friends with a couple of them. Unfortunately, our first cruise was a bust. The last one was too, but that was Carnival's fault. They booked FOD in the empty piano bar. No one wanted to hang out in an empty room. We complained and they sent a bartender to bring us drinks, but they wouldn't reschedule the venue (probably because they already had the Fun Times printed). One other issue is that they have them at different times and different places. On the Triumph it was at the same bar every night, and maybe even the same time. I think that's what really got people there. Well, we'll show up for the FOD meetings on our next cruise and hope for the best: June 1 out of Baltimore on the Carnival Pride.
My first cruise I didn't know about it until the first meeting had passed, but we cruised by trying to get a peek the rest of the week but didn't see anyone.
However I was set for the next cruise. I met two gay couples on this forum and then we had an agreement to meet at the first FOD meeting. We had the best time the 4 of us girls and the 4 guys. We convinced them to get off the boat with us in Jamaica and be our beards. They had not planned to do an excursion but were swayed into joining us. We'd planned on going to a private beach club where the risk of crazy was low. I still remember that as one of the best off ship experiences I've ever had. We snorkeled and beach bummed most of the day. But then we found the small water park that wasn't busy at all. All of us in our 30-40s played like children. Running up and down the waterslides, splashing in the pool, and floating the lazy river.
If anyone happens to be on CCL Magic April 20th drop me a line.
Miami Spartan, I know this reply is almost a year late now- but I have often wondered if the timing wasn't part of the problem for these gatherings. I am actually straight, but we had several gay friends on our last cruise and they didn't care to go to FOD gatherings because it cut into other activities they preferred. I would think having it around cocktail hour 5-6 or 6-7 would be ideal.
I seem to recall the times varied on the Carnival ships. I think because it's tough to schedule much of anything if you don't want to hit either dinner hour. I'll report back after our June 1 cruise on the Carnival Pride.
I'd love to go, in fact, I did go to one on the Liberty in July 2013, but there was no one there. I cruised solo that cruise.
The timing that Carnival schedules the events for is, like many others have said, just at odd times. I agree, have them at a reasonable hour and quite possibly others will join to meet and greet. I went to that one and didn't go back the duration of the cruise as I had other things going on with dinner, shows, etc.
That's just it. If you're doing dinner and the show on a shore day, when would be a reasonable time? It has to be very late or very early.
Who says there has to be one per day....why not give the option of having 2 during the dinner/show times? I know how that may sound, but I don't think having the meet and greets are ever going to be at a time where people can come and socialize.
I would be very interested in hearing others views on this.
Interesting thought...Maybe a cocktail hour just before each dinner hour?
3 - FOD meetings held in piano bar that was unstaffed and dark. 4-5 people did stop by over the course of 2 nights, but of course no one stayed. We stopped going after the 2nd night.
That's been my experience with the FOD meetings...in a dark area where the music or entertainment overshadows the conversation. So, an area that is open, well-lit, and has easy access to the drinks would be the ideal location. One other thought, why not have them outside say at the Adult serenity area. Afterall, we are all adults here.
That is also a great idea!
gonna come from narzvt24--forgot to mention that.
that'd be my luck.....I sent response did you receive it?
My boyfriend and I tried to attend a Friends of Dorothy gathering on our cruise in April 2013, but there was no one there... Which we though was weird, considering we had seen several couples at a couple of bars during the trip.
Guess I better stick with traveling with my own "gay posse" when cruising.
So the other I wonder is how many gay folks don't know what FOD is when they see it in the Fun Times. We've certainly met some who didn't know.
The Fun Times said LGBT Gathering (actually said GLBT on one of the nights) for our meet/greet. Same terminology was used on my Princess Cruise last year. Would be surprised if any cruise line still uses "Friends of Dorothy", since most people under 40-ish wouldn't have a clue what that even means.
Our Carnival cruises in 09 and 10 both billed the meetings as Friends of Dorothy. I'm pretty sure the didn't include the GLBT label.We had straight people come by and ask what it was.


Letting go has been talked about many times on websites, books and people all over the world……..letting go of a loved one.
Letting go can have different meaning and be interpreted differently by everyone. Maybe people should be more specific about what they mean about letting go and not just a wide stroke of saying you have to let go and move on.
We NEVER have to"let go". I will never let go.
There is one part that we do have to let go of and for anyone who has ever dealt with the loss of a loved one, it's the most difficult thing to do, letting go of the physical part of our loved one.
I have learned about letting go from the loss of our son Billy,who crossed over on June 26 2004 and of all of our loved ones who have crossed over is that,in time we have to let go of the physical part of our loved ones….in our own time. Meaning letting go of thinking and feeling that our loved one may still one day walk through that door or make that call or we will wake up thinking is was just a dream/nightmare. Being obsessed, with hoping that they can come back to us somehow wanting to hold them as they were. I know EXACTLY how it feels,I'll use one of my own example's…..of what I wanted……and this is no joke….. I have told this to only two people,before I posted this onto our group page on facebook. Letting go is only of the physical part ONLY, we keep everything else, I will always have memories and items of Billy with us.
I was so desperate to find a way to get my son Billy back and I am sure that many of you felt the same way about your loved one, that I looked at books and went online to see if there was any possible way of going back in time, and I didn't care if I had to sell my house to get it done, ( if it was even possible) to get our son Billy back. No,of course not, But when in deep grief you will try and think of any means possible or remotely or even impossible to have your loved one back with you.
Yes, we do have to " let go " or whatever else you would like to call it, but only that one part of them, ( the physical part ) and yes it's the most difficult thing anyone will ever have to deal with in their lives. Like I mentioned earlier, in our own time, it's different for everyone. There is no set time or way of doing it, we are all different and grieve differently. If we don't, we can't really start to move forward with our own lives.
Our loved ones who have crossed over are always with us and so very close by, all be it in spirit form/energy. Our true form is spirit or energy it's the same thing, for that is who we really are, a spirit being, using a human form experiencing a flesh and blood life here on earth in physical form to learn (earth being or school) and experience life to the fullest and most of all to LOVE……….HOW WE TREAT ONE ANOTHER. When our own journey/purpose here on earth is completed we to go"home" heaven, otherside or afterlife all the same, where we will be reunited with our loved ones who have crossed over before us and have nothing but pure love.
I, like many of you have had to deal with "letting go" or for some of you in the process of "letting go" ( the physical part) and it doesn't mean we let go of the memories, forget their name, don't mention their name or remove all photo's and things from your home…… That would be crazy, never happen. I have and I am sure you all have and will always have great memories of your loved ones who have crossed over, I sure do and will always have them. The same thing goes for things that belonged to them, I have kept things which belonged to our son Billy,why not Billy was and is still part of my life and I will always keep a few things of his.
Yes,"LETTING GO" of the physical part of our loved one IS the most difficult thing we can ever do, it isn't easy, it's also the most painful thing anyone of us will ever go through. We are in human form, with a human mind with feelings and love.
Just because we do have to "let go' of the ( physical part ) of our loved ones, it doesn't mean that our loved ones will think we have forgotten about them, let them down or be upset with us or think we don't loved them any more……no way, it doesn't work that way. Our loved ones always know what's in our hearts,they know the love we have for them.
We have to take it one day at a time and if you have to one hour, one minute and even one second at a time if you have to and we DO have to. Our loved ones want with all of their hearts for us to start living our lives to the fullest again, but start at your own pace, but start.
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Music from The Right Stuff the movie
Chuck ties up his horse and enters the bar.	0:06
"I Got a Rocket in My Pocket" by Jimmy Lloyd
Gordon drives in his red car with the radio playing. His wife tells him to slow down.	0:24 UK US
"Wheel of Fortune" by Kay Starr
In the bar a toast to Scott Crossfield, the fastest man alive. 'Mach 2 is the magic number'. 0:34 UK US
"Tennessee Waltz" by Patti Page
2nd song in the bar. People dance. 0:36 UK US
"The Wayward Wind" by Gogi Grant
The recruiters (Jeff Goldblum being one) arrive at the bar to meet the pilots. 0:48 UK US
"Good Golly Miss Molly" by Little Richard
Gordon drives with Trudy. She tells him he's let her down before but agrees that she's looking at the best pilot. 1:08 UK US
"La Bamba" by Chubby Checker
Down at the beach. Some guy plays limbo. Cars arrive at dusk. Briefly continues when in the bar under a swimming pool.	1:27
"I Only Have Eyes For You" by The Flamingos
Bar under the swimming pool. 1:28 UK US


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Bodwad is a city in the western Indian state of Maharastra. It is located in the district of Jalgaon, about 54 km away from the district headquarters. Bodwad is close to the state's border with Madhya Pradesh and is well known for its cotton industrial units.
Marathi and Hindi are both official languages of Bodwad.
Ganesh Chathurti is celebrated with great fervour by the entire city in October every year.
Jalgoan, with its most famous tourist spot Ajanta Caves, is only 64 km away. Padmalaya Ganesh Temple is also a prominent landmark located only 74km away. Manudevi Waterfalls and Unadev Hot Spring are popular tourist spots where nature can be experienced in all its glory.
The Aurangabad airport is the closest to Bodwad. It is located 143 km away.
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Sanage Ware, Nara Period.
by James Blake Wiener
A Japanese sanage ware jug with natural glaze. Nara Period, 8th century CE. (Tokyo National Museum)
James Blake Wiener
James is a writer and former Professor of History. He holds an MA in World History with a particular interest in cross-cultural exchange and world history. He is a co-founder of World History Encyclopedia and formerly was its Communications Director.
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New Delhi: Reliance Communications has settled a case with Sebi for alleged non-cooperation with the credit rating agencies and debenture trustee in violation of listing norms.
The company has also reached a settlement regarding non-compliance with listing norms including failure to inform interest payment default on debentures, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) said in an order on Friday.
The company, part of Anil Ambani-led Reliance, settled the case after paying Rs 62.4 lakh towards settlement charges, it said.


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