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Did Helfrich's Game Plan "Chip-Away" at Washington?
Charles Fischer October 15, 2013 Fish Reports 3 Comments
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Oregon fans that read this site have become accustomed to the unusual game plans assembled by Chip Kelly, and we have had some dandies to study over the years. The natural question concerns whether new Head Coach Mark Helfrich would do the same? Justin Wilcox had faced the CK game plan last year, and he had better defensive personnel this year to slow down Oregon, yet I saw some surprises that, I personally could not have anticipated and, HAD to have given the former Duck headaches. How much has Helfrich learned from Chip? Let's look at a very innovative game plan for the Huskies and ponder just WHO WAS preparing the game plans of the past?
We see (above) the beginning of a typical play of the Oregon offense with the RB in an Inside Zone Read backfield formation, and a WR (Addison) who was flanked out and beginning to go in motion (yellow dotted arrow).
I can only imagine that the Huskies were more surprised than I to see the RB take off to the left as a lead blocker and Addison taking a Fly Sweep pitch from Mariota! This play was a HUGE yardage gain as we had hat-on-hat blocking at the point of attack and the element of surprise helping to pop this play for more!
Great running and high step by Addison (No. 11 above) and overall blocking put us in scoring position. Note how Jake Fisher (No. 75) just shoved the fast, small middle linebacker of Washington (No. 10) to the ground. You gotta love all the players on the turf!
After the game I came back to that play because it was vaguely familiar . . . I could swear we ran this play, or an offshoot of it in the past. It hit me! In the Sun Bowl of 2007 — we were making the best of what we could at QB with Dennis Dixon and Nate Costa out with injuries, and in order to help confuse the defense of South Florida and slow it down for Justin Roper? Yep, we ran a Fly-Sweep series as you see above. In this related play (above) Roper faked the pitch to the WR/Fly running past and handed it off to Jonathan Stewart instead. Good times!
Oregon is in the red zone and driving (above) as you see Thomas Tyner (No. 24) go from an Inside Zone Read backfield formation to going in motion to become a flanker at the top of the screen. With our formation on the left side — note how there are EIGHT Huskies lined up on the left side of the Ducks' center.
Now we have an empty backfield (above) with four WR/RBs flanked out and that always means a pass is coming? I would think so if I was in purple that day, but Marcus takes the snap and begins running to the right! Look how Grasu (No. 55) and Fisher have pulled, as we do in a Sweep Read — thus with no read, it's a QB Sweep!
The yellow arrows (above) show the blocking of Tyner (top of pic), Pharaoh Brown (No. 85) and Jake Fisher — here especially enjoying laying the wood — Mariota sees an excellent cutback lane and moves toward it (green dotted line/arrow).
Marcus is fast enough (above) to get into the end zone by following his blocking! I was thinking back to when I last saw this play, and it was the USC game of last year! Helfrich tucked this play away and did not use it again in 2012 — and not this year, until now. Nice to see that uncommon play again!
Imagine my shock to see a Tight End (Pharaoh Brown, above) flare out for a Bubble during the game. When I look at film later I see that it is an Inside Zone Read first, and then Mariota is checking to see the depth of the safety for covering the TE Zone Read. Since the safety (light blue circle) is close to the tackle box . . . Marcus is handing off.
The stretching of the defense (above) by the Bubble threat helps to set up blocks for a first down for Tyner from the IZR play. We are used to seeing Bubble Zone Reads with WRs, but not TEs, but it DOES utilize the athleticism of that position group. What an interesting new twist, as it is an Inside Zone Read with a Tight End Bubble threat instead of a Wide Receiver! Wow.
As we start this play above — note we have a TE on the right side (Johnny Mundt, No. 83, with yellow arrow) and the safety covering him is deep beyond the tackle box (light blue circle). Why? Oregon burned Washington with multiple long and mid-range passes when they crowded the box earlier in the game. Their third-degree burns make them more reluctant to come up for run support now.
As Oregon begins the mesh (above), Mariota is Zone Reading both the DE and the safety again, as before. He sees a safety that is too far away from Mundt, thus Marcus is pulling the ball out of the mesh.
Mariota flips the ball to Mundt, as the safety (light blue circle above) is WAY too far back to stop it. In the past, two high safeties meant we would run the ball, but now we have added a new Zone Read for a short, safe pass to also take advantage of a high (distant) safety.
Mundt has the ball (above), a WR blocking downfield for him and a safety that won't make contact until he is nine yards beyond the line of scrimmage. This play went for 13 yards total on a simple read, and I love the new concept. The coaches have new ways to make the defensive strategy against the Ducks "wrong" no matter what they do!
My friends, the game plan for Washington included a play from 2007, a play from one game last year, and then a play that we have not seen before! If you are the Huskies Defensive Coordinator Justin Wilcox, how do you prepare for them? Did these plays alone make the difference? No, but adding them kept drives alive and added to the mental fatigue of the Huskies defenders. They would be asking themselves questions, such as "Did I cover the right gap?" "Will we have enough time between plays next time to adjust?" "What else am I going to see that I haven't prepared for?" It makes you tired thinking about it.
It is becoming evident to me that it WAS the entire offensive staff creating the game plans with Chip in his years here. Why do I think that? The strategy of pulling out old stuff or creating new plays has not changed from since Chip left. Plus — you need a sense of history of the Spread Offense at Oregon and knowledge of what we did and when. And THAT, my friends, can only come from a very experienced staff that was here through those years!
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I'm in the first category of bookseller you mentioned, I think, likely to be out of a job first. I feel it. I hear about it every single day out loud (both from customers and staff) and all the backroom whispers, and it's nerve-wracking. I'm not really worried too much about the books themselves; you can't really get old, OP, or even just backlist on e-readers, I don't think, and someone has to offer those. So at least second-hand bookshops will exist, or maybe our indie will remain if we carry everything Chapters doesn't (because that's what killing us in particular here). Who knows.
I am with you in the market, I will never have an ereader, and like you, ebooks aren't my product or interest. I too would like to continue doing what I do, and I would love to meet more people who wish us to do so, as well.
I think my own main struggle is financial. We aren't in a good way. I can't afford an ereader even if I wanted one, so that's not the issue. But when I see books I want that are far cheaper than what my 20% staff discount offers, knowing my book-buying habits (I'm a collector more than a reader, as I wrote recently), I have to try and reconcile my fierce feeling about buying local and indie and our financial situation.
What I've been doing is simply not buying and putting aside books in piles at the store for when I can get one or two. I really would prefer to buy from the place that pays my wages! But I hate that struggle of knowing I can get the same one cheaper elsewhere. And that is precisely what our issue as an indie is. So you see my dilemma.
I have to go for lunch so this is a quick reply – but I get all my books at cost (more like 40% off) and Amazon still manages to offer a better price than the one I get!!! It's stupid – either they've bullied a bigger discount and are only making a percent or two, or they're selling at a loss. Either way, how is ANYONE supposed to compete?
I actually have a trip planned to the newly reopened indie Furby House Books in Port Hope (I've never been, it's about an hour or so away), and I look forward to buying a book, even at full price. I admit there's a feel good feeling to that, too, even though there's also one when I can buy a bunch of books for almost half off. I wish we had more second-hand shops about; if they carried the books I want for cheap, I'd shop there instead of Amazon or Costco or wherever.
Hey, so unlike Steph, I'm all for this ebook revolution. Partly it's environmental, and partly its the way ebooks level the playing field dramatically for new writers starting out – their books are accessible in a way they've never been before.
BUT, as with any revolution, I think it's important to look at the casualties. Indie bookstores are the first people I think of. I've said this to Steph, but if Canadian Indies got together and put forth a solid business proposal to the government, outlining the steps they plan to take to weather the economic storm, and the concessions they'd need in the meantime, my guess is it would be well-received.
If I owned a bookstore, I'd seriously think about turning it into a bookstore/wine bar, with frequent author events and profits from the booze sales. But that's a lot more work, so maybe easier said than done.
And the title question: what is a bookseller for? I think (1) great recommendations & (2) creating a live book-loving community. (1) can be accomplished online, but not (2) – so again, if I owned a bookstore now, I'd work on turning my store into a community meeting point however I could accomplish that.
I wouldn't rely on people paying more for their books because they felt it was the right thing to do to support indies. It's just not human nature.
My husband was just saying something similar to me the other day when I lamented that I had lost my dream of Biblio, that bookshop tearoom I imagined opening. Working at an indie has turned me off (it's a long story as to why). He insists, however, that it's because all we offer is books, whereas my idea, to sell coffee and tea and small eats and host luncheons and tea parties and author and community events and so on (it's a giant plan), just as you describe, would work. You have to offer more than books, he says, because books alone aren't attracting people. There is truth to that, as I'm bored stiff for the most part and business is terribly slow. Obviously, offering only books isn't our only issue but it probably contributes to the overall problem.
At the same time, we can't afford to expand the store to include a little coffee bar or whatever. There's financial reasons to think of but also the logistics. And in general, getting people to come out to events, I'm learning, must really depend on your location, because here it's harder than pulling teeth. Whereas once I was gung ho excited about organizing events, a few at which I ended up apologizing to authors and embarrassed have utterly discouraged me. Even for Stuart McLean they didn't come out (there were TWO and they had to call in family to save face)…I feel at a loss.
I did go to Furby House Books in Port Hope on Saturday, and I did buy two books at full price, even though I could have ordered them at my own store and got 20% off. It's just that I don't want to shop only at my store because it's not fun to do so anymore since I'm there every day. But at the same time, we were in Costco the other day and I figured out a book I wanted was cheaper still than what I get with my discount so I bought it. I think you're last point about not relying on people to pay more for their books because they want to support an indie is very true.
Wait! PS. I also vowed not to leave Furby House Books empty-handed because I wanted to support them, not just because I wanted to shop elsewhere than where I work. And I should say, it's a gorgeous store. Although the stock is very limited.
Wow, I look forward to being a customer in your literary tea room. I think you're dead on about needing the right location, with a community of book lovers to make your efforts worthwhile. Maybe a theater town, like Niagara-on-the-Lake or Stratford, would be a good location. If you advertise your lit events to theater-goers, it could give them another activity while they're in town (something much cheaper than a play, but equally culturally relevant).
Oh, that sounds…delicious, in more ways than one! I'd frequent it!
Me too! You'd have at least 2 customers.
Yes, exactly. I can see it working elsewhere (er, especially in England, where their market seems impervious to saturation!), especially if there are other things on offer.
On another note, I just got asked, AGAIN, if we sell ebooks. And last week I had a customer asking for a book because she wanted to check it out to see if it was worth downloading on her ereader. I was a bit appalled at that, to be honest, when she told me after I had offered to order it in for her.
Customers are selective like that, which is part of why I wonder if adding a cafe to a bookstore really does anything. I mean, Toronto is chalk-a-block with cafes already. What about a coffee is going to make a customer want to pay an extra 10% for a book? They can just come for a coffee & a sit-down while ordering a book from someone else via their iPhone. Is it just to generate some income to underwrite the books – in which case you have the books why, exactly?
Events are a bit iffy too, if you ask me. Unless you're talking about a SUPERSTAR author that you can sell tickets around, it's unlikely you'll get many people to show up to a reading, and if they do come, they *still* won't necessarily buy the book.


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Guidant Global: Breaking Down Barriers and Recruiting Disabled Talent in partnership with RIDI and Bristol City Council
According to official figures, there were an estimated 3.7 million disabled people in employment during the first quarter of 2018. However, while the percentage of people with a disability who are in work has now reached the momentous stage of breaking the 50% barrier, these individuals still remain hugely underrepresented in the workplace: the employment rate for people without disabilities is 81.1%.
The Recruitment Industry Disability Initiative (RIDI) has one purpose, which is reflected in everything they do: to break down the barriers faced by the millions of disabled people who are entering or progressing through the job market.
Guidant Global in partnership with Bristol City Council and RIDI, hosted an event in November 2018 under the moniker 'Breaking Down Barriers and Recruiting Disabled Talent', to share insight on the benefits of recruiting disabled individuals and to offer guidance on the small but important changes required to tap into this valuable talent pool.
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As Mayor of Bristol, Martin Rees, highlighted at the event, there is now vast and undisputable evidence that diverse organisations outperform their less inclusive competitors. In his presentation, he relayed how Lou Gerstner, former CEO of technology giant, IBM, turned the organisation's fortunes around after identifying workforce diversity as an area of strategic focus.
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The firm now has a policy where nobody within the company can interview for any role unless they have undergone the requisite training and, to date, over 200 managers have completed the course. As Paul highlighted, this has removed fear, raised awareness and repositioned Lloyd's as an inclusive and disability confident employer, as those who have gone through the training process will attest: feedback from attendees has been 100% positive.
As a result of this new approach, requests for adjustments during the recruitment process from emerging talent candidates alone have increased from zero to 117 in just one year. After asking the audience what they imagine the average cost of a reasonable adjustment is – to which estimates from £100 to £500 were offered – he revealed, "The cost of a reasonable adjustment is usually nothing or cost-neutral".
He finished his presentation by outlining how sharing best-practice throughout the recruitment supply chain is crucial to success in this area - and urging the audience to request the diversity and inclusion policies of the recruitment partners they work with to ensure that their values are aligned with their own.
On the day attendees also had the opportunity to hear first-hand from disabled employees at Bristol City Council on the barriers they have faced and how these have been overcome.
During the session, panellists began by discussing barriers they have faced during the recruitment processes. Laura Welti, from Bristol Disabilities Equality Forum, for example, spoke about how her neurological impairment means that she is unable to use a telephone – yet this form of communication is mandatory during many recruitment processes.
When asked for great examples of recruitment journeys, Michael Alford from Bristol City Council, who is visually impaired, explained how he finds it difficult to complete online forms when there is no potential to increase the font size, and how it is a "breath of fresh air" when he finds that a website is accessible. He singled out the process through which he applied for his apprenticeship as offering a particularly great candidate experience as it offered the ability to save and reuse information. He also highlighted how employers and recruiters should allow him to use his own laptop, which has magnification software – a simple adjustment.
Andrew Burton from Bristol City Council, who has Asperger's, urged employers in the room to consider if the assessment methods they use throughout the recruitment process are really relevant for the role they are recruiting for. For example, those who habitually require candidates to participate in group exercises should question whether it is really necessary for every the recruit for to be articulate and confident with strangers.
Panellists on the day also admitted to a reluctance to disclose their disability to a potential employer through a fear that this would impact their chances of landing the role. Although, as Bruce Mathieson-Medrano from Bristol City Council pointed out, "If the organisation promotes the fact that it is a Disability Confident organisation, that speaks volumes". As a result, he would feel more comfortable disclosing his disability if he saw the Disability Confident badge.
When asked for examples of how Bristol City Council is supporting its disabled colleagues, Rebecca Grant, who has a brain injury, highlighted how the organisation had arranged for her whole department to receive training delivered by the brain injury association, Headway, so that they had a better understanding of the condition. Andrew Burton, meanwhile, outlined how set shift patterns and being assigned his own workstation in a 'hot-desk' environment enabled him to perform to his full potential.
There was unanimous agreement across the panel that supporting disabled colleagues is a learning curve for everyone involved and seeking out third party advice and guidance is key. Organisations must have the confidence to ask for help in finding what support is available and, crucially, be led by individual employees to determine what support they need.
The vast majority of organisations are, in theory, very open to engaging with disabled jobseekers – but many simply don't know where to begin. However, by seeking guidance from organisations such as RIDI, Bristol Disability Equality Forum and Disability Confident, businesses can gain the tools and expertise they need to successfully tap into this valuable, but underused, talent pool.
As the Mayor of Bristol succinctly summarised: "Employers have a responsibility to remove barriers in order to help reduce this gap, but they cannot do that without support and guidance. Encouraging job applications from the widest pool of talent means companies can not only increase the number of high-quality applicants available, but also create workforces that reflect the diverse communities they serve."
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Acting President Yemi Osinbajo has added Adeyinka Asekun, a banker, to the list of 46 non-career ambassadorial nominees currently being considered by the Senate. Senate President Bukola Saraki read Mr. Osinbajo's letter conveying Mr. Asekun's name at plenary on Tuesday. President Muhammadu Buhari, who has been in the United Kingdom on an extended medical vacation since January 19, had on January 12 resubmitted a list of 46 nominees to the Senate, two months after the first one was rejected. The additional nominee, Mr. Asekun, is the chairman of Wema Bank and graduate of University of Wisconsin.
He also received an MBA from the California State University and had headed retail banking sections at the United Bank for Africa and now defunct Oceanic Bank.Mr. Asekun hails from Ogun State, Laolu Akande, the spokesperson for Mr. Osinbajo confirmed to PREMIUM TIMES. Mid-February, the Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs chaired by Monsurat Sunmonu (APC-Oyo Central) had screened the earlier nominees.Also, at the plenary today, Mr. Saraki read another letter from Mr. Osinbajo conveying the nomination of Walter Onnoghen as the Chief Justice of Nigeria.
The letter was dated February 5.


text:
$:.unshift( '.' )

require 'core/configuration'
require 'core/logging'
require 'core/server'
require 'core/xmlcrashlog'
require 'core/crypt'
require 'lib/metasm/metasm'

class Reduction

	BROWSER_CLASS_IE = '.\browser\internetexplorer.rb'
	BROWSER_CLASS_CM = '.\browser\chrome.rb'
	BROWSER_CLASS_FF = '.\browser\firefox.rb'
	BROWSER_CLASS_SF = '.\browser\safari.rb'
	#BROWSER_CLASS_OP = '.\browser\opera.rb'

	class SkipAndKeepItems

		attr_reader :keeping, :skipping

		def initialize( items )
			@keeping  = items
			@skipping = ::Array.new
			@first    = nil
		end

		def finished?
			return ( @keeping.empty? or ( @first and ( @first == @keeping.first or @first == @skipping.last ) ) ) ? true : false
		end

		def skip
			@first = @keeping[0] if @keeping.length == 1
			item = @keeping.pop
			@skipping.push( item )
			return item
		end

		def keep
			@first = @keeping.first if not @first
			item = @skipping.pop
			@keeping.unshift( item )
			return item
		end
	end

	def initialize( arguments )
		@config_file      = 'config'
		@browser_type     = nil
		@browser_exe      = nil
		@browser_class    = nil
		@xmlcrashlog      = nil
		@log_file         = nil
		@save_file        = nil
		@debugger_pid     = nil
		@reduction_server = nil
		@verify           = false
		@reduce           = false
		@verbose          = true
		@crash_hashes     = ::Hash.new
		@opts             = ::Hash.new
		@idxs             = nil
		@elems            = nil
		@genopts          = nil
		@hash             = nil
		@key              = nil
		@keypass          = nil

		arguments.each do | arg |
			if( arg.include?( '--quiet' ) or  arg.include?( '/quiet' ) or  arg.include?( '/q' ) or  arg.include?( '-q' ) )
				@verbose = false
			elsif( arg.include?( '--config=' ) )
				@config_file = arg[9,arg.length]
			elsif( arg.include?( '--key=' ) )
				@key = arg[6,arg.length]
			elsif( arg.include?( '--keypass=' ) )
				@keypass = arg[10,arg.length]
			elsif( arg.include?( '--hash=' ) )
				@hash = arg[7,arg.length].upcase
			elsif( arg.include?( '--verify' ) )
				@verify = true
			elsif( arg.include?( '--reduce' ) )
				@reduce = true
			elsif( arg.include?( '--browser=' ) )
				browser = arg[10,arg.length].upcase
				if( browser == 'IE' or browser == 'INTERNETEXPLORER' )
					@browser_type  = 'IE'
					@browser_class = BROWSER_CLASS_IE
				elsif( browser == 'CM' or browser == 'CHROME' )
					@browser_type  = 'CM'
					@browser_class = BROWSER_CLASS_CM
				elsif( browser == 'FF' or browser == 'FIREFOX' )
					@browser_type  = 'FF'
					@browser_class = BROWSER_CLASS_FF
				elsif( browser == 'SF' or browser == 'SAFARI' )
					@browser_type  = 'SF'
					@browser_class = BROWSER_CLASS_SF
				#elsif( browser == 'OP' or browser == 'OPERA' )
				#	@browser_type  = 'OP'
				#	@browser_class = BROWSER_CLASS_OP
				end
			elsif( arg.include?( '--log=' ) )
				@log_file = arg[6,arg.length]
			elsif( arg.include?( '--save=' ) )
				@save_file = arg[7,arg.length]
			end
		end

	end

	def systest

		if( not config_test() )
			return false
		end

		# this is kinda hacky but it should prevent people from trying to run the node incorectly.
		if( not ::File.exist?( ".\\reduction.rb" ) )
			print_error( "Error, you are not running this node from the \\grinder\\node\\ directory. You need to change the working directory (cd path\\to\\grinder\\node\\) and try again." )
			return false
		end

		if( not @verify and not @reduce )
			print_error( "What do you want to do? Use either the --verify or --reduce params." )
			return false
		end

		if( @verify and @reduce )
			print_error( "What do you want to do? Use either the --verify or --reduce params (but not both)." )
			return false
		end

		if( not @save_file )
			print_warning( "No save file has been specified. Any verified or reduced testcase will not be saved. Use the --save=FILE param." )
		end

		if( not @browser_type or not @browser_class )
			print_error( "A valid browser has not been specified. Use the --browser=BROWSER param." )
			return false
		end

		if( not @log_file )
			print_error( "A valid log file has not been specified. Use the --log=FILE param." )
			return false
		end

		if( not @hash or @hash.length != 17 )
			print_error( "The origional crash hash has not been specified. Use the --hash=XXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXX param." )
			return false
		end

		if( not ::File.exist?( @log_file ) )
			print_error( "Failed to open the log file '#{@log_file}'." )
			return false
		end

		if( Grinder::Core::Crypt.encrypted?( @log_file ) and not @key )
			print_error( "Error, The log file '#{@log_file}' appears to be encrypted. Use the --key=PRIVATEKEY.PEM [--keypass=PASSPHRASE] params, or else manually decrypt the log file first." )
			return false
		end

		return true
	end

	def spawn_browser
		kill_browser
		@debugger_pid = ::Process.spawn( "ruby -I. #{@browser_class} --reduction --quiet --path=/testcase_generate --config=#{@config_file}" )
	end

	def kill_browser
		if( @debugger_pid )
			begin
				::Process.kill( "KILL", @debugger_pid )
				::Process.wait( @debugger_pid )
				# we might need to wait for continue.exe to close any crash dialogs...
				loop do
					found = false
					Metasm::WinOS.list_processes.each do | proc |
						mods = proc.modules
						if( mods )
							if( mods.first and mods.first.path.include?( @browser_exe ) )
								sleep( 0.25 )
								found = true
							end
						end
					end
					break if not found
				end
			rescue ::Errno::ESRCH
			end
			@debugger_pid = nil
		end
	end

	def duplicate_crash( hash )
		if( hash == @hash )
			return true
		end
		return @crash_hashes.has_key?( hash )
	end

	#def previous_crash( hash )
	#	if( @crash_hashes.index( hash ) > 0 )
	#		return @crash_hashes[ @crash_hashes.index( hash ) - 1 ]
	#	end
	#	return nil
	#end

	def testcase_crash( hash )

		thread = ::Thread.new do

			finished_pass = false

			# if this is a new crash for this reduction, log the hash
			if( @crash_hashes.has_key?( hash ) )
				@crash_hashes[hash] += 1
			else
				@crash_hashes[hash]  = 1
			end

			# flag the current testcase as being able to trigger a crash (moving on to the next pass if required)...
			case @current_pass
				when 1
					# Initial verification
					finished_pass = true
				when 2
					# Reducing elements
					spawn_browser
				when 3
					# Reducing idx's
					spawn_browser
				when 4
					# Final verification
					finished_pass = true
				else
					finished_pass = true
			end

			if( finished_pass )
				@reduction_server.stop
				::Thread.current.kill
			end
		end

		thread.join

		return true
	end

	# generate the next testcase to try
	def testcase_generate

		html = ''

		thread = ::Thread.new do

			finished_pass = false

			case @current_pass
				when 1
					# Initial verification
					finished_pass = @genopts.finished?
					@genopts.skip().call if not finished_pass
				when 2
					# Reducing elements
					finished_pass = @elems.finished?
					@elems.skip if not finished_pass
				when 3
					# Reducing idx's
					finished_pass = @idxs.finished?
					@idxs.skip if not finished_pass
				when 4
					# Final verification
					# do nothing, we just want to verify the final testcase will still generate a crash
				else
					finished_pass = true
			end

			if( finished_pass )
				@reduction_server.stop
				::Thread.current.kill
			end

			# generate the html testcase from the log file
			html = @xmlcrashlog.generate_html( @opts, @elems ? @elems.skipping : [], @idxs ? @idxs.skipping : [] )
		end

		thread.join

		# and serve it back out to the browser via the server
		return html
	end

	# return true if we are to continue generating and serving out testcases, or false if its time to finish.
	def testcase_processed

		continue = true

		thread = ::Thread.new do

			kill_browser

			case @current_pass
				when 1
					# Initial verification
					@genopts.keep
				when 2
					# Reducing elements
					@elems.keep
				when 3
					# Reducing idx's
					@idxs.keep
				when 4
					# Final verification
					# booo, pass 4 has failed!?!.
					continue = false
				else
					continue = false
			end

			# while we still have testcases to generate...
			if( continue )
				# we go again an try the next testcase in a new browser instance
				spawn_browser
			else
				@reduction_server.stop
				::Thread.current.kill
			end
		end

		thread.join

		return continue
	end

	# pass 1: initial verification (find out if we can cause a crash, do we need to enable code comments, do we need to tickle?)
	# pass 2: skip elements (find what elements we can skip to still cause a crash)
	# pass 3: skip idxs (find out what idxs we can remove to still generate a crash)
	# pass 4: final verification (finally verify the end result still generates a crash)
	def reduction( pass )

		return false if pass > 4

		@current_pass = pass

		case @current_pass
			when 1

				p = [
					::Proc.new do
						@opts['print_message_comments']  = false

						@opts['uncomment_code_comments'] = @opts['print_code_comments'] = false
					end,
					::Proc.new do
						@opts['uncomment_code_comments'] = @opts['print_code_comments'] = true
					end,
					::Proc.new do
						@opts['uncomment_code_comments'] = @opts['print_code_comments'] = false

						line = ''
						@xmlcrashlog.generate_elems( @opts ).each do | elem |
							line << "try { tickle( #{elem} ); } catch(e){}\n" # some of these elems might not exist later on (due to @skip_elems) but we wont know yet (hence try/catch).
						end

						@opts['testcase_append_function'] = line << @opts['testcase_append_function']
					end,
					::Proc.new do
						@opts['uncomment_code_comments'] = @opts['print_code_comments'] = true

						# XXX: @opts['testcase_append_function'] will already include the element tickle stuff from above.

						#line = ''
						#@xmlcrashlog.generate_elems( @opts ).each do | elem |
						#	line << "tickle( #{elem} );\n"
						#end
						#@opts['testcase_append_function'] = line << @opts['testcase_append_function']
					end
				]

				p.reverse!

				@genopts = SkipAndKeepItems.new( p )

				print_status( "Performing pass 1: Initial verification." )
			when 2

				@elems = SkipAndKeepItems.new( @xmlcrashlog.generate_elems( @opts ) )

				print_status( "Performing pass 2: Reducing elements (#{@elems.keeping.length} elements's)." )
			when 3

				@idxs = SkipAndKeepItems.new( @xmlcrashlog.generate_idxs( @opts, @elems.skipping ) )

				print_status( "Performing pass 3: Reducing idx's (#{@idxs.keeping.length} idx's)." )
			when 4
				print_status( "Performing pass 4: Final verification." )
		end

		# spin up a server to serve out the html testcase
		@reduction_server = Grinder::Core::Server.new( $server_address, $server_port, @browser_type, nil, self )

		@reduction_server.start

		# start a broswer instance to visit /testcase_generate
		spawn_browser

		@reduction_server.wait

		kill_browser

		success = true

		# print pass results (like above)
		case @current_pass
			when 1
				success = ( not @crash_hashes.empty? )
				if( success )
					print_status( "Finished pass 1: Successfully performed the initial verification." )
				else
					print_error( "Finished pass 1: Couldn't trigger a crash." )
				end
			when 2
				print_status( "Finished pass 2: Reduced elements to #{@elems.keeping.length}." )
			when 3
				print_status( "Finished pass 3: Reduced idx's to #{@idxs.keeping.length}." )
			when 4
				print_status( "Finished pass 4: Final verification." )
		end

		return success
	end

	def run

		if( not config_init( @config_file ) )
			print_error( "Failed to load the config file '#{@config_file}'." )
			return false
		end

		print_status( "Using the config file '#{@config_file}'..." )

		if( not systest() )
			print_error( "System test failed! Please ensure this Grinder node is installed correctly." )
			return false
		end

		exe = {
			'IE' => $internetexplorer_exe,
			'CM' => $chrome_exe,
			'FF' => $firefox_exe,
			'SF' => $safari_exe,
			'OP' => $opera_exe
		}[@browser_type]

		@browser_exe = exe[ exe.rindex('\\') + 1, exe.length - exe.rindex('\\') ]

		# these fixups try to ensure any testcase line which tries to reload the page (typically
		# the end of the testcase, in order to get a new testcase during fuzzing) will infact
		# signal the end of the current testcase to the reduction server.
		fixups = {
			"+ window.location.host + '/grinder';" => "+ window.location.host + '/testcase_processed';",
			"+ location.host + '/grinder';"        => "+ location.host + '/testcase_processed';",
			"location.reload();"                   => "window.location.href = window.location.protocol + '//' + window.location.host + '/testcase_processed';",
			"window.location.reload();"            => "window.location.href = window.location.protocol + '//' + window.location.host + '/testcase_processed';",
			"/grinder"                             => "/testcase_processed"
		}

		# get this nodes testcase generation options
		@opts = @opts.merge( $testcase_opts )

		# force lines to be wrapped in try/catch to avoid any js exceptions killing a testcase (which would interph33r with automation)
		@opts['try_catch'] = true

		# in case a 'testcase_fixups' hash isnt set, we set one
		@opts['testcase_fixups'] = ::Hash.new if not @opts.has_key?( 'testcase_fixups' )

		# and the same for the 'testcase_append_function' string
		@opts['testcase_append_function'] = '' if not @opts.has_key?( 'testcase_append_function' )

		# now merge in our window.location fixups over the users ones
		@opts['testcase_fixups'] = @opts['testcase_fixups'].merge( fixups )

		# merge in a final line for the testcase() function to visit the reduction servers /testcase_processed. This might end up being a duplicate final line but we must ensure it esists either way.
		@opts['testcase_append_function'] << ";\nwindow.location.href = window.location.protocol + '//' + window.location.host + '/testcase_processed';\n"

		# parse the log file so we can generate testcases from it
		@xmlcrashlog = XmlCrashLog.new( @log_file, @key, @keypass )

		if( not @xmlcrashlog.parse )
			print_error( "Error, Failed to parse the xml crash log file '#{@log_file}'." )
			return false
		end

		continue_pid = ::Process.spawn( ".\\data\\continue.exe" )

		print_status( "Started the Grinder continue process #{continue_pid}" )

		success = false

		if( @verify )

			print_status( "Beginning the verification of '#{@log_file}' against '#{@browser_type}'..." )

			reduction( 1 )

			success = ( not @crash_hashes.empty? )

			if( success and @crash_hashes.first[0] == @hash )
				print_status( "Success, verified the testcase (Automatically generates the origional crash '#{@crash_hashes.first[0]}')." )
			elsif( success and @crash_hashes.first[0] != @hash )
				print_status( "Success, verified the testcase (Automatically generates a different crash '#{@crash_hashes.first[0]}')." )
			else
				print_error( "Error, failed to verify the testcase (Couldn't trigger the origional crash)." )
			end

		elsif( @reduce )

			print_status( "Beginning the reduction of '#{@log_file}' against '#{@browser_type}'..." )

			1.upto( 4 ) do | pass |
				break if not reduction( pass )
			end

			success = ( not @crash_hashes.empty? )

			if( success ) # XXX: test if the new log is smaller
				print_status( "Success, reduced the testcase (Saw #{@crash_hashes.length} unique crash#{@crash_hashes.length > 1 ? 'es' : '' } in the process)." )
				# XXX: compare to orig crash? warn if different?
				# XXX: print out how small the reduced testcase is
				# XXX: log it to the grinder server?
			else
				print_error( "Error, failed to reduce the testcase." )
			end
		end

		begin
			::Process.kill( "KILL", continue_pid )
		rescue ::Errno::ESRCH
		end

		if( success and @save_file )
			begin
				::File.open( @save_file, 'w' ) do | dest |
					dest.write( @xmlcrashlog.generate_html( @opts, @elems ? @elems.skipping : [], @idxs ? @idxs.skipping : [] ) )
				end
				print_status( "Saved the testcase to '#{@save_file}'." )
			rescue
				print_error( "Error, failed to save the testcase to '#{@save_file}'." )
			end
		end

		return success
	end

end

if( $0 == __FILE__ )

	verbose = true

	if( ARGV.include?( '--help' ) or ARGV.include?( '-h' ) or ARGV.include?( '/h' ) or ARGV.include?( '/help' ) )
		print_simple( "Usage: >ruby.exe reduction.rb [options] [--verify | --reduce] --browser=BROWSER --hash=XXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXX --log=FILE" )
		print_simple( "  --config=FILE               Specify an alternative config file to use." )
		print_simple( "  --verify                    Verify a log file can reproduce the crash." )
		print_simple( "  --reduce                    Reduce the log file to the smallest log file to still reproduce a crash." )
		print_simple( "  --browser=BROWSER           The browser to perform the reduction on (e.g. IE, CM, FF, SF)." )
		print_simple( "  --log=FILE                  The path to a log file (either encrypted or unencrypted)." )
		print_simple( "  --save=FILE                 The path to a save toe reduced/verified testcase to." )
		print_simple( "  --hash=XXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXX    The origional crash hash you wish to verify/reduce" )
		print_simple( "  --quiet                     Don't print any status/error messages to stdout" )
		print_simple( "  --key=PRIVATEKEY.PEM        If the input log file is encrypted, use a private key to decrypt" )
		print_simple( "  --keypass=PASSPHRASE        Sepcify a pass phrase if the private key requires one" )
		::Kernel.exit( true )
	elsif( ARGV.include?( '--version' ) or ARGV.include?( '-v' ) or ARGV.include?( '/v' ) or ARGV.include?( '/version' ) )
		print_simple( "Version #{$version_major}.#{$version_minor}#{$version_dev ? '-Dev' : '' }" )
		::Kernel.exit( true )
	elsif( ARGV.include?( '--quiet' ) or ARGV.include?( '-q' ) or ARGV.include?( '/q' ) or ARGV.include?( '/quiet' ) )
		verbose = false
	end

	print_init( 'REDUCTION', verbose )

	print_status( "Starting at #{::Time.new.strftime( "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S" )}" )

	reduction = Reduction.new( ARGV )

	success = reduction.run

	print_status( "Finished at #{::Time.new.strftime( "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S" )}" )

	::Kernel::exit( success )
end

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text:
The Life of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.
By James Boswell
be pleased to inform me by the penny-post, whether you resolve to print the poem. If you please to send it me by the post, with a note to Dodsley, I will go and read the lines to him, that we may have his consent to put his name in the title-page. As to the printing, if it can be set immediately about, I will be so much the author's friend, as not to content myself with mere solicitations in his favour. I propose, if my calculation be near the truth, to engage for the reimbursement of all that you shall lose by an impression of five hundred; provided, as you very generously propose, that the profit, if any, be set aside for the author's.use, excepting the present you made, which, if he be a gainer, it is fit he should repay. I beg that you will let one of your servants write an exact account of the expense of such an impression, and send it with the poem, that I may know what I engage for. I am very sensible, from your generosity on this occasion, of your regard to learning, even in its unhappiest state; and cannot but think such a temper deserving of the gratitude of those who suffer so often from a contrary disposition. I am, sir,
" Your most humble servant,
" SAM. JOHNSON.".
TO MR. CAVE.
[No date.] "SIR, I waited on you to take the copy to Dodsley's: as I remember the number of lines which it contains, it will be no longer than Eugeniod, with the quotations, which must be subjoined at the bottom of the page; part of the beauty of the performance (if any beauty be allowed it) consisting in adapting Juvenals sentiments to modern facts and per
It will; with those additions, very conveniently make five sheets. And since the expense will be no more, I shall contentedly ensure it, as I mentioned in my last. If it be not, therefore, gone to Dodsley's, I beg it may be sent me by the penny-post, that I may have it in the evening. I have composed a Greek Epigram to Eliza, and think she ought to be celebrated in as many different languages as Lewis le grand. Pray send me word when you will begin upon the poem, for it is a long way to walk.
d A poem, published in 1737, of which see an account in vol. ii. under April 30, 1773.
. I would leave my epigram, but have not daylight to transcribe it. I am, sir,
" Yours, etc.
"SAM. JOHNSON."
[No date.] "SIR, I am extremely obliged by your kind letter, and will not fail to attend you to-morrow with Irene, who looks upon you as one of her best friends.
"I was to-day with Mr. Dodsley, who declares very warmly in favour of the paper you sent him, which he desires to have a share in, it being, as he says, "a creditable thing to be concerned in.' I knew not what answer to make till I had consulted you, nor what to demand on the author's part, but am very willing that, if you please, he should have a part in it, as he will undoubtedly be more diligent to disperse and promote it. If you can send me word to-morrow what I shall say to him, I will settle matters, and bring the poem with me for the press, which, as the town empties, we cannot be too quick with. I am, sir,
"SAM. JOHNSON."
To us who have long known the manly force, bold spirit, and masterly versification of this poem, it is a matter of curiosity to observe the diffidence with which its author brought it forward into publick notice, while he is so cautious as not to avow it to be his own production; and with what humility he offers to allow the printer to alter any stroke of satire which he might dislike. That any such alteration was made, we do not know. If we did, we could not but feel an indignant regret; but how painful is it to see that a writer of such vigorous powers of mind was actually in such distress, that the small profit which so short a poem, however excellent, could yield, was courted as a relief.
e Mrs. Elizabeth Carter, daughter of Dr. Carter. For her contributions to the Rambler see preface to vol. ii. of Johnson's Works, Oxford Ed.; and for the Epigram above referred to, see vol. i. p. 170 of the same. This learned and accomplished lady died in 1806, at the advanced age of 89.-Ed.
It has been generally said, I know not with what truth, that Johnson offered his London to several booksellers, none of whom would purchase it. To this circumstance Mr. Derrick alludes in the following lines of his Fortune, a Rhapsody:
Will no kind patron JOHNSON Own?
Shall JOHNSON friendless range the town?
And every publisher refuse
The offspring of his happy muse? But we have seen that the worthy, modest, and ingenious Mr. Robert Dodsley, had taste enough to perceive its uncommon merit, and thought it creditable to have a share in it. The fact is, that, at a future conference, he bargained for the whole property of it, for which he gave Johnson ten guineas; who told me, " I might perhaps have accepted of less; but that Paul Whitehead had a little before got ten guineas for a poem; and I would not take less than Paul Whitehead."
I may here observe, that Johnson appeared to me to undervalue Paul Whitehead upon every occasion when he was mentioned, and, in my opinion, did not do him justice; but when it is considered that Paul Whitehead was a member of a riotous and profane club, we may account for Johnson's having a prejudice against him. Paul Whitehead was, indeed, unfortunate in being not only slighted by Johnson, but violently attacked by Churchill, who utters the following imprecation:
May I (can worse disgrace on manhood fall?)
Be born a Whitehead, and baptized a Paul!
yet I shall never be persuaded to think meanly of the author of so brilliant and pointed a satire as " Manners.".
Johnson's London was published in May, 1738f; and it is remarkable, that it came out on the same morning with Pope's satire, entitled 1738; so that England had at once its Juvenal and Horace as poetical monitors. The reverend Dr. Douglas, now bishop of Salisbury, to whom I am indebted for some obliging communications, was then a student at Oxford, and remembers well the effect which London produced. Every body was delighted with it; and there being no name to it, the first buz of the literary circles was, Here is an unknown poet, greater even than Pope. And it is recorded in the Gentleman's Magazine of that years, that it got to the second edition in the course of a week.
One of the warmest patrons of this poem on its first appearance was general Oglethorpe, whose" strong benevolence of soul" was unabated during the course of a very long life; though it is painful to think, that he had but too much reason to become cold and callous, and discontented with the world, from the neglect which he experienced of his publick and private worth, by those in whose power it was to gratify so gallant a veteran with marks of distinction, This extraordinary person was as remarkable for his learning and taste, as for his other eminent qualities; and no man was more prompt, active, and generous, in encouraging merit. I have heard Johnson gratefully acknowledge,
Sir John Hawkins, p. 86, tells us, " The event is antedated, in the poem of London ; but in every particular, except the difference of a year, what is there said of the departure of Thales, must be understood of Savage, and looked upon as true history." This conjecture is, I believe, entirely groundless. I have been assured that Johnson said he was not so much as acquainted with Savage when he wrote his London. If the departure mentioned in it was the departure of Savage, the event was not anteduted but foreseen ; for London was published in May, 1738, and Savage did not set out for Wales till July, 1739. However well Johnson could defend the credibility of second sight, he did not pretend that he himself was possessed of that faculty.-Boswell.
On this subject, however, see Prefatory Remarks to the poem on London, vol. i. of Johnson's Works, page is and the authorities there adduced. Ed.
8 Page 269.
in his presence, the kind and effectual support which he gave to his London, though unacquainted with its author.
Pope, who then filled the poetical throne without a rival, it may reasonably be presumed, must have been particularly struck by the sudden appearance of such a poet; and, to his credit let it be remembered, that his feelings and conduct on the occasion were candid and liberal. He requested Mr. Richardson, son of the painter, to endeavour to find out who this new author was. Mr. Richardson, after some inquiry, having informed him that he had discovered only that his name was Johnson, and that he was some obscure man, Pope said, " He will soon be déterréh." We shall presently see, from a note written by Pope', that he was himself afterwards more successful in his inquiries than his friend.
That in this justly celebrated poem may be found a few rhymes which the critical precision of English prosody at this day would disallow, cannot be denied; but with this small imperfection, which in the general blaze of its excellence is not perceived till the mind has subsided into cool attention, it is, undoubtedly, one of the noblest productions in our language both for sentiment and expression. The nation was then in that ferment against the court and the ministry, which some years after ended in the downfall of sir Robert Walpole ; and as it has been said, that tories are whigs when out of place, and whigs tories when in place; so, as a whig administration ruled with what force it could, a tory opposition had all the animation and all the eloquence of resistance to power, aided by the common topicks of patriotism, liberty, and independ
Accordingly, we find in Johnson's London the most spirited invectives against tyranny and oppression, the warmest predilection for his own country, and the pureșt love of virtue; interspersed with traits of his own particular character and situation, not omitting his preju
ence.
h Sir Joshua Reynolds, from the information of the younger Richardson. BOSWELL. Ubi, ubi est, diu celari non potest. Terence.--Ed.
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Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale Firenze in Florence
Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale Roma in Rome
Biblioteca Nazionale Vittorio Emanuele III in Naples
Turin National University Library, Biblioteca nazionale universitaria

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Decom North Sea Names New Directors (UK)
Decom North Sea (DNS), the offshore oil & gas decommissioning forum, held its annual general meeting Tuesday in St Andrews, with 4 new directors elected and 4 directors re-elected from across all sectors of the decommissioning industry.
The meeting heard that the supply chain body now has 225 fee paying members. Attendees were also given an overview of Decom North Sea activity over the past year and an update on progress against the various strategic objectives.
Brian Nixon, Decom North Sea's chief executive, said:
"Having a board of highly-experienced directors has been invaluable to the progression of Decom North Sea into the representative body for the North Sea decommissioning sector. We welcome the election of further industry professionals who bring a wealth of knowledge to support DNS as it continues to develop over the coming 12 months."
The directors re-elected on to the board were Nigel Lees, Wood Group PSN; Dick Lagerweij, Boskalis Offshore; Stuart Wordsworth, SPD Group and Mark Stanley, Peterson (United Kingdom) Ltd. The new directors elected were Ian Whitehead, Petrofac; Pamela Ogilvie, Quickflange UK Ltd; Andrew Sneddon, URS Corporation and Dr Stewart Davies, Augean Plc.
Decom North Sea and Oil & Gas UK are jointly hosting a major decommissioning industry conference today and tomorrow (October 2 and 3) at The Fairmont, St Andrews.
With annual expenditure for North Sea decommissioning projects forecast to top £1billion in the coming years, this year's event will focus on collaboration and promoting knowledge share and best practices among operators and supply chain members.
The flagship event for the decommissioning sector features a full schedule of workshops and presentations including market updates on global decommissioning, well abandonment, industry initiatives and an investigation of the future of the industry. The programme will also feature case studies on collaboration as well as a panel debate on the subject.
The conference will be chaired jointly by Brian Nixon, Decom North Sea's chief executive, and Mick Borwell, Oil & Gas UK's environmental issues director. They will be joined by a line-up of industry experts, who will share their knowledge of decommissioning and encourage delegates to participate in a range of interactive discussions on topical issues including current and projected decommissioning levels, lessons learned from recent major projects and collaboration and re-use.
The annual event follows on from three previous sell out conferences, with 300 delegates from the UK, Norway, The Netherlands, Malaysia and the USA attending this year's conference.
Press Release, October 03, 2013
Posted on October 3, 2013 with tags Decom North Sea, Directors, Names, new, News, UK.
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Ministry of Economy and Regional Development (including sectors of industry, tourism and complementary activities); Ministry of Health (implementation of sanitary regulations pertaining to environmental protection and biosafety); Ministry of Science and Technological Development (main financial source for various basic and applied research related to the application and management of bio-technologies, as well as biodiversity monitoring); etc.
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Covid-19 Scotland latest: 844 new cases as death toll rises by seven in 24 hours
309 new cases in Greater Glasgow and Clyde and 181 in Lanarkshire
Seven more people have died after testing positive for coronavirus in the last 24 hours.
There are 844 new cases of Covid-19 confirmed in today's daily statistics, bringing the total to 19,664 in Scotland. 309 are in the Greater Glasgow and Clyde area and 181 are in Lanarkshire.
There were 1170 people in hospital yesterday with recently confirmed coronavirus. 95 people were in intensive care, which is five fewer than yesterday.
It comes after Health Secretary Jeane Freeman said there are "no plans" to make a Covid-19 vaccine compulsory in Scotland.
Suspected gun incident sparks emergency response on Lanarkshire street
Man hit by multiple vehicles on M8 motorway identified
The Scottish Government has outlined its distribution plan for an inoculation to the virus, with hopes it could be available in the first week of December.
Glasgow has hundreds of new cases again today
However, Ms Freeman told the BBC there would be a public information campaign put in place to dispel any concerns held about the vaccine rather than making them mandatory.
She said: "We've no plans on making the vaccine compulsory.
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I thought it was time for a blog post that wasn't about my babies for once (don't worry, I'm sure it's just a one off) and I wondered if you might find it interesting to hear about all the prep going on behind the scenes ready for Christmas 2018.
You might not be interested to be fair, in which case feel free to switch back to one of my ever-so-pithy parenting observations.
And sometimes it's the most crazed-lunatic-running-around-like-a-manic-and-shouting-an-awful-lot time of the year.
I need full focus and time in order to prepare myself mentally for the first school nativity at which I will most likely be an emotional wreck /embarrassment to my family. Let's be honest, this will happen regardless of how busy we are to be fair.
So, some of you may have seen me trying to nail these on my insta feed and my stories and I'm just not quite there yet. The adult ones are done (woohoo!) but the children's ones are just not there – no one wants to fight jumpers over their kids heads (!) so more work needs to be done. As soon as I can I will get these online – promise promise. I've never put myself out there as an expert, I've been sewing less than a year with no formal training so I feel like I am winging it on a daily basis- seeking advice from the pros when I need it and just working through things. Feedback from friends and testers is invaluable and always taken on board so I'm going to keep at these until they're perfect. I'm sure it'll come together at some point in October ready for all your Christmas ordering. She says. Keep your fingers crossed! As soon as they are ready, they will be uploaded as one listing for Adults and one for babies/Children with a drop down menu for all the prints and colours.
I am planning to release all of new prints throughout October (usually on Fridays but they might just be ad hoc depending on when things arrive and lets be honest, when I have time to upload things. Realistically I'm not going to have time for beautiful photography of every new print but we will do what we can and I'm hoping you guys will forgive me if iphone snaps and fabric swatches are all I can achieve!
These will be available soon on the website! Watch this space – but it'll be a lovely little voucher in a presentation gift box – perfect for last minute gift purchasing and for people who will want to choose their own prints. Also perfect for Daddies to spoil their MR-fan partners – so put them on your lists for Santa ladies!
After the success of the Hythe festival in August, I have decided to be bold and take a stall at the Wealden Times Christmas fair in November! Apparently is a festive wonderland of handmade and high quality local goodies so I'm excited to be a part of it even though I am going to be a massive novice in comparison to all the pros there. The cost of the stand is a massive risk and quite frankly terrifying (as is the prospect of getting stock ready for it!) but hey you gotta be bold right? Insert terrified emoji here. Need to make ALL the stock, buy all the little extras for my display and come up with a stand build too. Christ what the f am I doing fannying about blogging?!
So as always I am sure it'll be a family affair – I've told my Mum and Godmother they are not allowed to go anywhere in October or November. Seriously Mum/Di/Emma- don't even think about it. And I also still have the awesome Nicola working for Team MR a few days a week who is an absolute pro at bashing out the orders thank goodness. I've also been chatting with another wonderful seamstress who is happy to help should we need an extra pair of hands (and foot haha). So I'm hoping that between us, and my husband schlepping to the post office every five minutes (love yoooouuuuu) we should make it.
This is important because I have struggled to keep my head above water in the last month with the increase in orders (you're AWESOME) doing my first craft fair, Alfie starting school, my PR work and family stuff. I have had tears and tantrums and cold-sores and just a glimmer of my old anxiety creeping in – which happens now and again when I am seriously run down. It is all my doing and only me that can control it so I am trying to do every bit of prep possible to ensure we all get through the festive season unscathed. Mint Rainbow is just incredible and so rewarding but I have never worked so hard in my entire life, and there is so much going on with us in addition to work that sometimes, it can get too much. So this year I am setting and sticking to my deadlines, paying for staff support even if it means a big old dent in my profit and doing only as much as I physically can around my babies who 100% come first. Feel free to remind me of this in a month please!
So that's just a little summary of where I'm at, what to expect from MR Christmas 2018 and me putting a public commitment pen to paper (keyboard to screen?) that I WILL NOT LET CHRISTMAS TAKE MY SOUL.
Right, I should probably crack on and actually do some of this prep now instead of just blogging about it huh?


How Does a Legal Separation Differ from a Divorce?
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When couples run into hard times and can no longer work things out, they have a few options. For some couples, divorce is the only option. For others, legal separation meets their immediate needs of physical separation from their spouse without the permanency or ramifications of divorce.
A divorce is a permanent dissolution of a marriage. A legal separation is a temporary or permanent separation but does not result in the dissolution of a marriage. If legally separated, the marital status of either party will still be married instead of single, until a divorce is finalized. Some couples enter into a trial separation and then either decide to work out their differences or proceed with a divorce. Until a couple divorces, neither one can enter into another marriage or partnership. A legal separation can be changed into a divorce case to be finalized but a divorce cannot be changed back into a separation or reversed.
In many other respects, a divorce and legal separation are fairly similar. In both, a judge can order child support or spousal support, make rulings on property and debt division, instate a custody agreement or parenting plan and order certain payments be made by a spouse. California has certain residency requirements for a divorce to be filed in state. Couples not meeting these requirements can legally separate, for which the residency requirements are less strict, and then change the case into a divorce once the requirements are met.
To divorce in California, either you or your spouse must have been living in California for at least six months and have lived in the county you plan to file in for at least three months. To be legally separated in California, at least one spouse needs to be living in California. Legal separation can also be an attractive option for couples that do not believe in divorce for cultural or religious reasons or when they do not want to give up certain benefits the marriage entitles them to, like life insurance policies and health insurance. The choice between a legal separation can be made for cultural, religious, emotional or practical reasons but only a divorce will dissolve your marriage.
The third option, although rare, is annulment, which is only available if you meet certain strict requirements. To get an annulment, your marriage needs to be considered invalid. This can be because the marriage is incestuous, bigamous, when one or both spouses were under 18, married under fraud or false pretenses or was mentally or physically incapacitated when they married. Contrary to popular belief, an annulment is not based on how long you have been married but rather the circumstances of the marriage.
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What is a charter school lottery?
What can we learn from charter school lotteries?
What is the difference between a charter school and a regular school?
What is the purpose of a charter school?
What are the pros and cons of a charter school?
What are the disadvantages of charter schools?
Are charter schools good or bad?
How do charter schools make money?
What is better a charter school or public?
What are the benefits of going to a charter school?
What is difference between charter and private school?
A charter school lottery is a random selection process by which applicants are admitted to a charter. school to ensure that all applicants that do not have an enrollment priority have an equal chance of. being admitted. A charter school must conduct a lottery if more students apply for admission to the.
Therefore, in most studies of how charter schools affect test scores, researchers measure the effects in two stages, first estimating how winning a lottery predicts increased attendance at charter schools and, second, estimating how this predicted increased attendance affects achievement.
The Difference Between Charter and Public
Charter schools are publicly-funded, tuition-free schools, but they differ from traditional public schools in key ways. … In return for that flexibility, charter schools are supposed to be more accountable to parents and the state or local governments that authorize them.
Charter schools were created to provide opportunities for teachers, parents, students and community members to establish and maintain schools that operate independently from the existing school district structure as a method to accomplish the following: improve student learning; increase learning opportunities for all …
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Charter School Pros
Charter School Cons
Smaller classes Parents need to be engaged more
Higher flexibility Fundraising might be necessary
Alternative teaching methods High workload for teachers
Feeling of freedom Varying quality of charter schools
Disadvantages of Charter Schools
They may have strict admission requirements that may discourage certain students from applying.
They sometimes require that parents cover transportation costs.
They may have less-than-optimal facilities and resources.
Studies focusing on charters' effects on district finances mostly find harm, and infer that school quality must be suffering. Studies focusing on charters' effects on overall instructional quality often find no effects but find positive effects much more often than harm to students.
The way that some charter schools, though not all, generate profit is that they create a for-profit management company. The original charter is secured by the nonprofit, which gets federal, local, and state funds — and then the nonprofit turns around and gives those funds to the for-profit company to manage the school.
Charter schools are not "better" than public schools.
The significant body of research on charters shows they generally do no better and often do worse than traditional public schools. Charter schools are not a "pathway out of poverty." There's no evidence charters produce better long-term outcomes for students.
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Charter schools are public schools that are independent of school districts through contracts with state or local boards. … More: What is a Charter School? Private schools are non-governmental schools that are not administered by local, state, or national governments.


WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — China said Friday that reported delays in handling of coal shipments from Australia were due to stepped up inspections to protect the environment.
Customs officials had strengthened quality and safety inspections of imported coal "in accordance with relevant laws and regulations" to better protect Chinese importers and ensure environmental safety, Geng said.
He said a report by the Reuters news agency saying that ports in the northern Chinese city of Dalian had banned imports of Australian coal was "not true."
The report had linked the holdups in coal processing to tensions over Australia's blocking of telecoms gear giant Huawei Technologies from the roll-out of its 5G networks.
Australia's trade minister downplayed the delays, saying Friday he had no reason to believe China is banning Australian coal.
Simon Birmingham told reporters in Adelaide that he did not see any problem in the relationship between the two countries.
Since coal is one of Australia's largest exports the report Thursday that China might be blocking the shipments caused the Australian dollar to tumble, coal stocks to fall, and officials to scramble for answers.
Birmingham said Chinese import quotas, combined with the testing of products for quality assurance, "may be slowing down the processing of coal in certain ports across China." But he said China was applying its rules equally to all countries and wasn't discriminating against Australia.
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, who was traveling in New Zealand, told reporters that people needed to avoid jumping to conclusions. He said local ports make their own decisions.
"This happens from time to time, and we will just work constructively with our partners in China about those issues," Morrison said.


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Q: Route 53 is not redirecting requests to my domain to Elastic Beanstalk I've done some connecting to one of my domains to Elastic Beanstalk using route 53 a few weeks ago, but now that I'm doing it with a different domain, it doesn't seem to be working (Side question: How long can changes like this take before they propagate?).
It's been ~12 hours since I added all the NS links into my google domains domain and made an A type alias but it's still not working.
Did I do something wrong?
(Here's a screenshot of my Hosted Zone)
https://imgur.com/a/sp7EmF4

A: Sadly I didn't exactly discover what exactly the issue was, however I did find out that recreating the same environment but with an Application Load Balancer and then connecting it worked!

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