It's one of Jersey's best known locations, a relaxed fishing village with its pastel coloured cottages and alfresco restaurants, all overlooked by the medieval battlements of Mont Orgueil castle. Make like a local and spend a few hours over a long lunch in the sunshine, shop for some artisan food discoveries or experience Jersey's history up close with a castle tour. Soak up the almost-French atmosphere – it's not hard to get into the Gorey frame of mind and fall in love with the place.
The fishing village of Gorey is a centre for food heritage – from the steep castle-facing fields where the first of the island's Jersey Royal potatoes are grown to the oyster beds revealed by the falling tide and the local fishing industry. Food's been part of Gorey life for centuries, so take the opportunity to explore the village's many restaurants. Try some locally-caught fish or seafood in a place where 'catch of the day' means exactly that, all served with a harbour view.
Gorey has two different sides to its character: Gorey Pier, where you'll find a concentration of local restaurants, and the more residential Gorey village, home to a collection of more local stores. Don't miss the chance to experience both - close to Gorey Pier you'll find local souvenirs from Jersey Pearl and hand-crafted ceramics from local artist Jane James. Venture into the Gorey village to discover Eclat, a fashion and accessories boutique with a curated collection of finds, and the next door Kitchen café, with homemade cakes and tasty breakfasts.
Take home a taste of the island – literally – with tasty locally produced pots of preserves and condiments from The Works on Gorey Hill. From salted caramel to seaweed butter – made with locally gathered vraic, don't miss the opportunity to experience some of Gorey's food culture at this local institution. It's ideal for foodie gifts, or put together your own gourmet picnic and find a sheltered spot on the sands of Grouville beach.
Gorey's perfectly positioned to catch the evening sun. Stay in the village a little later and have dinner on the pier or with a castle backdrop – Gorey's a centre for great local restaurants so expect to be spoilt for choice. Try Crab Shack Gorey for excellent gastropub food with castle views, or Feast on the pier for a contemporary take on British and French cuisine, or treat yourselves to dinner at Sumas, where top notch local produce and seafood are served in a stunning setting.
Walk to the end of the row of cottages on the pier and climb down to the hidden rocky beach hidden just behind the harbour. Admire the historic castle battlements close up, and find the secret path leading up to Mont Orgueil. As well as being a historic access route to the 13th century castle, it's also one of the best places to spot Jersey's native green lizards catching the sun on the granite walls.
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This is how second suspected 'hate crime' arson at St Mary's Church in Penzance started
Firefighters arrived to find a wheelie bin 'well alight' in the doorway
Jeff Reines
Firefighters have confirmed that the second blaze at the same church was started using a wheelie bin.
Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service said it received a call to the fire at St Mary's Church in Penzance at 11.22pm on Monday (December 3).
It has confirmed that the crew arrived to discover a wheelie bin well alight in the church's doorway. It was the second suspected arson at the church in Chapel Street in the past fortnight, after a similar incident on November 24.
Devon and Cornwall Police confirmed at the time that the first fire was being investigated as suspected arson.
Now the force has said that a man has been arrested on suspicion of arson in relation to both fires. The 45-year-old local man remains in police custody for questioning.
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A spokesman for the fire service said about last night's incident: "At 23:22 on 03/12/18 the Critical Control Centre received an emergency call informing them of a fire.
"Two appliances from Penzance Community Fire Station, supported by a wholetime officer, attended and on arrival discovered a wheelie bin in front of the property's doors well alight.
The flames were close to breaching the inside of the grade two-listed building after the first fire on November 24
"Firefighters used breathing apparatus and a hosereel jet to extinguish the blaze. Once extinguished, crews remained on scene for a while to monitor hot spots. The incident is believed to be Arson and has since been handed over to Devon and Cornwall Police."
Police are treating this as a hate crime as the premises appear to have targeted on a religious basis.
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Anyone who witnessed the incident or has information is asked to contact police on 101@dc.police.uk or call 101 quoting CR/111928/18.
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Baby, it's time to reconsider some important things
December 12, 2018 CommentaryBaby It's Cold Outside, Christmas, Fox News, Janet Mills, Rudolph, Skowhegan, Skowhegan Indians
From time to time, all of us should take a look at ourselves and the things that we do, say and care about and re-evaluate them.
Traditions, heritage, ideas and images that mattered to us in the past are all important. They help to form who we are as people. But that doesn't mean that these things are free from challenge or that we shouldn't be willing to look at them with new eyes.
There's an ongoing controversy over the Skowhegan "Indian" mascot. Native Americans find the mascot demeaning, while some members of the community want to hold onto the name arguing that it's important to their community identity and meant to honor the tribes.
A few radio stations this year are reluctant to play the classic holiday song, "Baby, It's Cold Outside." The song, written in the 1940s and recorded many times over by famous musicians including Dean Martin, Garth Brooks and Amy Grant, is being reconsidered in the age of the #MeToo movement due to its lyrics.
The lyrics of the song, usually performed in a duet between a man and woman, tell the story of a fellow trying to convince his date to stay with him for the night. It's flirtatious and from a much different time. The song hasn't aged well.
There's a lesser controversy about the 1964 cartoon classic, "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer." A think piece in the online magazine HuffPost questioned whether the cartoon is still appropriate. It didn't take long for the question to blow up as part of the annual war on Christmas in the make-believe universe created on Fox News.
A first edition of "Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer," bottom, and an original layout, top, part of a special collection at Dartmouth College. The book is from the estate of Robert May, a Dartmouth graduate who wrote the famous story in 1939 as part of a Montgomery Ward marketing campaign.(AP Photo/Toby Talbot)
The story is familiar. Rudolph is bullied and ostracized because he has a glowing red nose. The other reindeer won't let him join in their games. There's also a subplot about "misfit toys" that could be seen as a metaphor for people with disabilities and inclusion.
Whether the original piece was meant as a joke or not, it has launched a thousand back-and-forths, even prompting the president's son to opine "Liberalism is a disease" in regards to the debate.
Raising tough questions about old cartoons and older songs can make easy targets for the "get off my lawn" and "get a life" attitude.
"Lighten up."
"Do you have to ruin everything?"
But why are we, as a society, so reluctant to take a new look at old ideas and cultural icons?
Perhaps there was no ill intent with the adoption of the Skowhegan Indian mascot. But in the modern context, the mascot is a hurtful, derogatory anachronism that should be retired.
When the tribes tell us that it's not an honor, but an insult, we should listen.
Changing the mascot doesn't take away from the community of Skowhegan or the pride members of the community feel.
As Gov.-elect Janet Mills wrote to the community last week: "The source of pride for a community is its people. While you weigh changing a symbol, I hope you will remember changing your mascot does not change you as a people."
I know this is a tough debate for many, but changing the mascot recognizes that we can do better and that we should do better. It's no slight on the people who have come before us to reconsider our choices.
Maybe you disagree that "Baby, It's Cold Outside" is problematic. Each of us is free to make our own music choices. But just as some radio stations don't play songs with violent, sexual or hurtful lyrics, they are also free to reconsider even the classics. We should be able to have a conversation about whether the song is just out-of-date flirtation or, in fact, demonstrates inappropriate sexual pressure and manipulation.
And "Rudolph?" Let's be honest. Bullying. Misfit toys. Exclusion because of physical differences. Cruelty. Anti-dentistry. Not really the message we should be sending, right?
That said, we watched "Rudolph" at my house this year (all except my 15-year-old daughter – her objection had nothing to do with the cartoon and everything to do with spending time with mom, dad and her little brother). We've watched it for as long as I can remember. Maybe it's time to let it go.
It's OK for us to look at things we like – loved and cared about – and decide it's time for a change, particularly if our custom is hurting someone else. That's not giving up or giving in. Instead, it's part of humankind's greatest strength, the ability to learn, adapt and change.
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A challenging love affair with Israel
An Israeli firefighter stands near a burning police car during clashes between police and members of the country's Arab minority in the Arab-Jewish town of Lod. (AMMAR AWAD/REUTERS/Newscom)
By Rabbi Sid Schwarz
Special to WJW
I was on the first flight to Israel that an American airline allowed after the suspension due to the shelling of Israel by Hamas last month. During the 11-day conflict, I watched an increasingly familiar political drama play out among the stakeholders. Supporters of Israel blamed Hamas for firing more than 4,000 missiles into Israel and claimed that Israel has a right to defend herself. Supporters of the Palestinians pointed to a variety of provocations by the Israeli government that targeted Arab Muslims and castigated Israel for disproportionate retaliation against Gaza that resulted in the death of 232 civilians, as compared to 12 deaths in Israel.
A significant number of progressive American Jews drafted and signed statements about the conflict. In the past, I have been a signatory to a good many such statements. This time, I found the ones that crossed my desk too one-sided to support. Israel is far from blameless in this conflict, but Hamas continues to build tunnels and missiles and embed rocket launchers in civilian neighborhoods, even as residents of Gaza lack housing, clean water, food and proper health care. Meanwhile, the conflict led to another significant jump in antisemitic activity and attacks on Jews all over the world.
During my time in Israel, I had the chance to meet with many friends and professional colleagues, spanning the spectrum from senior U.S. officials at the U.S. Embassy, to keen observers of Israeli politics, to Palestinian-Israelis who have been at the forefront of efforts to advance shared society in Israel. Here are three of my biggest take-aways:
First: The 11-day "war" with Hamas was really two different conflicts that became conflated in most media reports in the West. One conflict revolved around the relationship between Arabs — some citizens of Israel, some residents of East Jerusalem who refuse to take Israeli citizenship — and Israeli authorities. In early May, 13 Arab families, longtime residents of the Jerusalem neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah, were once again threatened with eviction. Such evictions have taken place in past years, with Jewish settlers taking over these homes.
At the same time, tens of thousands of Muslims were making their way to the Temple Mount and the Al Aqsa Mosque for the pilgrimage associated with the end of Ramadan. Many observers deemed the Israeli police presence during these days to be extremely heavy handed, including the use of stun grenades and, at one point, the shutting down of loudspeakers used to broadcast prayers to the Muslim worshipers. Buses transporting thousands of Israeli Arabs from all over the country were turned back by Israeli police in an effort to minimize the growing crowd on the Temple Mount.
While it is true that the Hamas shelling of Israel started just as tensions in Jerusalem were rising, most analysts think that Hamas' agenda was less about coming to the defense of Israeli Arabs and more about showing the Arab street that they were defending the honor of Arabs in ways that the Palestinian Authority was not. Hamas has a charter that commits to destroying the State of Israel, but the more likely, short-term objective is for Hamas to lay claim to be the true representative of the Palestinian people.
Many Israelis believe that then-Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was engaged in a similar strategy of political machismo. As he has done in previous elections when he was on the ballot, Bibi raised tensions with Israeli Arabs on the eve of elections to stir up fear, knowing that many Israelis will then vote for him as the prime minister who can be counted on to ensure Israel's security. If the respective analyses of motivations by Hamas and by Bibi are true, it makes the loss of life in the service of cynical political manipulation all the more tragic.
Second: While Israelis have gotten used to periodic shooting wars with Hamas or Hezbollah, what especially alarmed Israelis this time around was the violence in mixed cities throughout Israel between Arabs and Jews. This has never happened before. While the high-profile conflict between Arabs and Israeli authorities in Jerusalem might have been the precipitating issue, tensions have been rising in recent years in cities throughout Israel because of a movement called Garin Torani. These mostly young, religious Zionists, move into cities as a group to establish a yeshivah and an observant neighborhood. They often buy property in or near Arab neighborhoods where housing is affordable and they get state funds to support their efforts.
In many cases, tensions between longtime Arab residents and the new, Jewish residents, ensue. When violence erupts and police intervene, it is the Arabs who get arrested. In many locations during the recent conflict, it was this history that fed the fury of both the Arab and Jewish rioters.
I sat with my friend Mohammad Darawshe in his office at Givat Haviva. Mohammad is one of the leading activists promoting Jewish-Arab co-existence in Israel. He told the story of driving to the city of Afula during the recent conflict to visit a friend of his who was in a hospital. As he approached Afula, the road was blocked by kippah-wearing Israelis who were stopping each car and asking the driver: "Arab or Jew"? He knew from news reports that to answer "Arab" would result in him being pulled from his car and being beaten up, if not lynched.
Fortunately, Mohammad's Hebrew is good enough that he answered "Jew" and was allowed to continue to his destination.
The story filled me with shame and a desire to apologize to Mohammad for my co-religionists.
Third: The divide between Israelis and American Jews has been getting wider for some time. There are many contributing causes, but the different ways the two communities understand Israel's defense needs is a huge disconnect. Many of the Israelis I spoke with are not at all shy about criticizing policies of the Israeli government. But there is an amazing consolidation of national spirit in Israel when facing a crisis. There is little tolerance for armchair analyses from thousands of miles away, criticizing Israel for how it seeks to defend its citizens.
My daughter lives in Tel Aviv on the top floor of an apartment building. On the first day of shelling, a neighbor whom she never had met before knocked on her door and said: "When the air raid siren goes off, come to my apartment on the ground level. It is safer in my apartment. You will sleep with us." And my daughter did, for several nights. It is heartening to know that there are some places in the world where the phrase "Jewish unity" is still operative.
We are a long way from peace in Israel/Palestine. To achieve it will require political will, moral courage and hard work — on both sides. At present, there is little evidence that leaders on either side have any of those qualities. Until that day comes, people who care about the fate of the Holy Land will need to be a bit more humble about what they think they know and how they express it in the public square.
Rabbi Sid Schwarz is a senior fellow at Hazon and the founding rabbi of Adat Shalom Reconstructionist Congregation in Bethesda. He is the author of several books, including "Judaism and Justice: The Jewish Passion to Repair the World." A fuller version of this piece is posted at: rabbisid.org/israel-a-challenging-love-affair/.
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Polish divers search lakes near Machu Picchu for traces of Inca ritual activity
Lakes Soctacocha and Yanacocha
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Polish scientists searched for traces of the Inca ritual activity in three lakes in the Machu Picchu region of Peru—at an altitude of over 4100 m above sea level. On the shores of the lakes there are ceremonial platforms, from which sacrificial offerings were probably made during rituals.
Particularly two of the lakes surveyed this year—Soctacocha and Yanacocha—are very interesting for researchers. They are located in the vicinity of the well known Inca trail Camino Inca that connects numerous archaeological sites with the famous rock city of Machu Picchu. In times of splendour, more than 500 years ago, the city was surrounded by many temples and settlements. Currently it is the protected area of Machu Picchu National Park and a very popular tourist route.
"We were convinced that it was worth exploring deep into the lakes already during the reconnaissance. It turned out that in both cases there were ceremonial stone platforms by the lakes. Sacrificial offerings were probably made from these platforms during rituals", said research expedition leader, diver and archaeologist Dr. Maciej Sobczyk from the Center for Precolumbian Studies of the University of Warsaw. In addition Dr. Sobczyk, Mateusz Popek and Przemysław Trześniowski are also members of the team of underwater archaeologists.
The platforms themselves will also be studied by archaeologists. It is possible that since they were cult-related structures, there could be foundation deposits (sacrificial offerings made at the time of construction). Sometimes the dead would also be buried underneath such structures.
All the lakes are found at the foot of the Salkantay Glacier, which was the object of worship of the former inhabitants of the Andes. According to the archaeologists, they played an important role in the Inca beliefs – llamas and alpacas, the animals that played and still play an important role in the economy of the Andes, were believed to have emerged from them in the old days. What could the Incas sink during religious celebrations? It is known that the Incas immersed stone boxes filled with gold and silver figurines in the Lake Titicaca on the border of Peru and Bolivia.
Archaeologists have high hopes for what may be hidden in the bottom of the lakes Soctacocha and Yanacocha. During their initial research, they used sonar to create bathymetric maps. Divers took a several centimetres core sample from one of the lakes – the layers of mud that had settled over millennia. By analysing the sample, scientists will not only learn the history of lakes, but also determine the environmental conditions in the area surrounding the reservoirs.
"This year's work was a big logistical challenge. Due to the difficult terrain, all equipment and supplies had to be delivered to the main camp using mules, and then, due to the steep trails, getting to the place of work took more than two days", recalls Dr. Sobczyk. There was also an unfortunate accident – one of the transport animals fell from the slope.
Last year, archaeologists from the Center for Precolumbian Studies of the University of Warsaw inaugurated pioneering research in water reservoirs located in the Peruvian National Park of Machu Picchu. They surveyed four different lakes, including Humantay. This year, the researchers returned to verify previously identified potential traces of human activity and test equipment designed specifically for the expedition. Despite reaching the bottom at the depth of 20 m, researchers failed to discover traces of ancient rituals.
The lakes studied by the Polish archaeologists are not only at very high altitudes, they are also very deep. This carries a high risk for divers – no sonar or archaeological diving has ever been done at such altitudes.
"High-altitude diving requires rigorous adherence to procedures that are associated with much lower atmospheric pressure at high altitudes. Traditional depth gauges may give inaccurate results, making it more difficult to plan and execute dives", explains the underwater archaeologist and IANTD diving instructor, Przemysław Trześniowski.
High-altitude diving involves a much higher risk of decompression sickness, which also requires high-level diving skills associated with underwater position and ascent rates.
Deep diving in Humantay has also allowed scientists to collect Doppler data, which will be analysed by the National Centre for Hyperbaric Medicine in Gdynia. Dive tables and planning and diving procedures have been developed specifically for archaeologists by Dr. Jacek Kot, MD.
High-altitude underwater studies in the Peruvian Andes are carried out by the Center for Precolumbian Studies in collaboration with the Regional Department of the Ministry of Culture in Cusco, the Research Team of the Machu Picchu Park, as part of the project "The role of the satellite sites in the vicinity of Machu Picchu: Inkaraqay, Chachabamba and mountain lakes at Nevado Salkantay (Peru) ", led by Prof. Mariusz Ziółkowski. Research in the Machu Picchu National Park is funded by the Opus and Prelude grants of the National Science Centre.
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Hacking claims inquiry stepped up at Independent News & Media
John Walsh, Deputy Ireland Editor
April 3 2018, 12:01am, The Times
Denis O'Brien, one of Ireland's richest and most successful businessmen, owns a 29 per cent stake in INM and is its largest shareholderPIERRE VERDY/AFP/GETTY IMAGES
The Irish corporate watchdog has applied to the High Court in Dublin to appoint an inspector to Independent News & Media amid allegations of data hacking by the company's largest shareholder.
If the Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement's request at a hearing on April 16 is successful, it will be only the third time that an inspector has been appointed to an Irish company.
Details of the affidavit prepared by the office, which were leaked over the weekend, include evidence of alleged unauthorised data breaches that has implicated Denis O'Brien, one of Ireland's richest and most successful businessmen. Mr O'Brien owns a 29 per cent stake in INM and is its largest shareholder. His close business associate Leslie Buckley was chairman of INM…


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Daniels Not Expecting Ogando Back This Year
Published Jul 21, 2014 at 10:37 AM
With someone like Alexi Ogando, who is on the disabled list with elbow inflammation in the midst of a lost season for the Texas Rangers, it almost seems like a no-brainer to hold him out the rest of the season.
Ogando, who has been on the DL since June 4, was originally thinking he'd be back at some point in August, but now the Rangers seem to be changing their tune on that idea, Rangers GM Jon Daniels told reporters.
Ogando, who has been on the DL four times over the past season and a half, has been jerked around throughout his career, going from the bullpen to the rotation, back to the bullpen, back to the rotation and back to the bullpen for this season.
But 2014 hasn't been kind to Ogando, as he's 2-3 with a 6.84 ERA in 27 appearances this season. The Rangers initially said that after Ogando's MRI they determined he wouldn't need surgery, only rest. The delicacy of Ogando's issue and the nature of the injury seem to point to the proper decision being more rest for Ogando and a hopeful full-strength return for Ogando in 2015.


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Michi Trota Resigns as SFWA Editor-in-Chief
Michi Trota, right, at the 2017 Hugo ceremony.
The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America announced today that Michi Trota has resigned SFWA Editor-in-Chief.
Trota took the job in December 2019, and for the last year-and-a-half has built up SFWA's Publications department, defining many of the roles and processes that will enable the SFWA staff to continue producing The Bulletin, the annual Nebula Showcase Anthology, the monthly member newsletter The Singularity, and the bimonthly New Releases Newsletter.
Trota shared the following statement at the SFWA Blog:
It has been a pleasure and an honor to serve as SFWA Editor-in-Chief. Being the first person of color to step into this role at SFWA was an opportunity I had never envisioned for myself, and I can't thank former president Mary Robinette Kowal, current president Jeffe Kennedy, and both recent and current board members for providing the support, resources, and autonomy necessary for me to succeed in this role. Their actions have set a gold standard for what I will look for in future roles with other organizations, and I'm excited to apply what I've learned with SFWA to my ever-expanding editorial role at the BIPOC-led news organization Prism.
I'm sad to leave, but beyond proud of the work that I was able to accomplish during my time at SFWA. I have the utmost faith and trust in the SFWA publications team—Managing Editor Kevin Wabaunsee, Art Director Lauren Raye Snow, Blog Editor C.L. Clark, Communications Manager Rebecca Gomez Farrell, as well as our incredible volunteers—to continue evolving and building SFWA Publications into more than I could imagine. Thank you to everyone who made my time with SFWA such a wonderful experience. I can't wait to see what's next.
The SFWA Board said the remaining publications team team and SFWA's executive staff will continue working on all existing projects. This includes The Bulletin's 2021 Winter/Spring double issue, which has been delayed but is now expected to be released in August. Guest editors Sascha Stronach and Yilin Wang will be in charge of curating its next two issues, as previously announced.
They anticipate releasing Nebula Showcase #55 in August, and aim to release #56 by the end of the year. They also said their newsletters have come out on a mostly regular schedule for the past year, and they expect that to continue.
Michi Trota is a multiple Hugo Award winner, British Fantasy Award winner, and the first Filipina to win a Hugo Award. She also has over 25 years of editorial and production experience in publishing and communications. She served as Uncanny: A Magazine of Science Fiction and Fantasy's Managing Editor (2014-2019) and Nonfiction Editor (2019). Her nonfiction has been published in The Book Smugglers, Invisible: An Anthology of Representation in SF/F, and Chicago Magazine, and she was the exhibit text writer of Worlds Beyond Here: Expanding the Universe of APA Science Fiction (2018-2019) at the Wing Luke Museum in Seattle, WA. She is shortlisted for the 2021 Ignyte Awards' Ember Award for unsung contributions to genre.
I'll absolutely still be around in SF/F so I'm not going anywhere, y'all couldn't get rid of me if you tried (which some folks have & I'm still here so ???). And hopefully, someday, I'll be able to join SFWA as a full member! See you around these internets, nerds! pic.twitter.com/ehfi0gIYKG
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Stumbled upon this browsing CZUB website, CZ Shadow 2 OR available 2nd half 2018.
I hoe they sell the slides separate and they lightened them enough to make Carry optics.
I will buy one the day they become available.
Looks like they might follow the Glock MOS model with adapter plates. Would be nice to be able to move optics around easily, zeroing isn't terribly difficult after all.
I have a DeltaPoint 2.5 on a G19 MOS. Would love to have it on my Shadow 2 as well! Had the Shadow 2 our tonight and just love that thing!
In 2018, the market will see the arrival of first factory modified CZ pistols for the easy and highly stable mounting of modern compact collimator sights from many popular brands (e.g. Trijicon, Vortex, Meopta, Leupold, etc.), the CZ P-10 C Optics Ready service and defence model and the primarily sport special, the CZ Shadow 2 Optics Ready.
I would hope if they sell the slide separately it will be an 'entire slide" with barrel etc.
Has anyone at CZ thrown out a possible US release date?
Just bumping this topic. Any recent news on a release date in the U.S. for the optic ready Shadow-2?
Sorry, can't help you with a release date. I'm stuck waiting for a Bren 2 Ms and a Shadow 2 Orange.
It seems that with CZ, you take their estimated release date and then add about an additional year to it, and then, maybe, you will be close to seeing it hit the market.
No joke. Waiting on the Bren2 BR to hit stateside... and if these Shadow2 OR slides ever show up, that would be happy days for sure!
I was told by a source close to the factory that they won't be making any OR slides. Only complete guns.
They're not going to sell just slides.


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#define xt_evtwrapper_get_fd(wrapper_ptr)				event_get_fd((wrapper_ptr))
#define xt_evtwrapper_get_events(wrapper_ptr)			event_get_events((wrapper_ptr))

#define XT_REACTOR_EVT_MASK			(0x0000FFFF)
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#define xt_conv2_reactor_event(xt_event)				(xt_reactor_evt_t((xt_event)&XT_REACTOR_EVT_MASK))

xt_reactor_t*		xt_reactor_create(void); /* Allocate memory for reactor */
int					xt_reactor_init( xt_reactor_t *reactor, xt_reactor_cfg_t *cfg ); /* Setup reactor with cfg */
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Same Hospital And Insurer, But The Bill For His Second Jaw Procedure Was $24,000 More
Many Kids Have Missed Routine Vaccines, Worrying Doctors As School Starts
A Salmonella Outbreak Has Spread To 17 States And It's Linked To Italian Meats
Reports Of Cheating At Colleges Soar During The Pandemic
State health department warns of phone scammers
The California Department of Public Health recommends that anyone who receives a suspicious call should hang up and report it to the state attorney general's office and/or file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission.
Photo by splityarn via Flickr Creative Commons
Rebecca Plevin | July 10, 2014
California's Department of Public Health has issued a warning to consumers: If you receive a call from someone claiming to be from the department who asks about your recent surgery or medical procedure, hang up the phone and report the call to the authorities.
The department issued this warning following several reports of callers asking about people's personal health, in the hopes of obtaining sensitive personal data, including their social security number, banking information or medical history.
The department says the callers are often men with "heavy foreign accents" who primarily target women, some of whom may have undergone surgical mesh or bladder sling surgery. It says the callers may hint at offers of compensation and attempt to lure consumers into giving out private information.
"People should be cautious about unsolicited phone calls regarding their personal health," Department of Public Health Director Dr. Ron Chapman said in a statement. "These callers can be very convincing but no one should ever give out their financial or medical information during an initial telephone call."
Anyone receiving a suspicious call should report it to the Attorney General's Office, the health department said, adding that people can also file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission.
Has your health insurer misled you?
Baby's death linked to alleged massive workers' comp scheme
KPCC's Health coverage is a Southern California resource provided by member-supported public radio. We can't do it without you.


Follitropin alfa is a hormone identical to follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) produced by the pituitary gland. FSH helps to develop eggs in the ovaries. Follitropin alfa is used as a fertility medicine to develop eggs in women who have not been able to become pregnant because of problems in ovulation. Also, many women wanting to become pregnant will use this medicine while enrolled in a fertility program (assisted reproductive technology [ART]) that uses procedures such as in vitro fertilization (IVF) or embryo transfer (ET). Follitropin alfa may be used with other medicines for these purposes. Follitropin alfa is also used as a fertility medicine to help men with low sperm counts produce more sperms. Treatment with human chorionic gonadotropin should come before treatment with follitropin alfa. This pretreatment elevates the amount of testosterone to the correct level. Treatment with human chorionic gonadotropin should continue as long as follitropin alfa is being used.


How can Web communications address major world problems with something like the efficiency of a biological brain?
The World Mind Network, and its affiliate Friends Beyond Borders, is offering a $5000 Prize for the best Collaborative Mind Map addressing the current financial crisis initiated by the successive failures of financial giants Merrill Lynch, Lehman Brothers, and the AIG Insurance Group.
You don't need to know how to spell Macroeconomics to know that many factors have led to the current crisis. But traditional industry and academic methods to track these have lacked the complexity and subtlety required to comprehend all of these aspects and their interactions.
Mind Mapping software, which allows users to develop new concepts quickly by brainstorming in non-linear ways, has been around for decades. But collaborative Mind Mapping, epitomized by programs like MindMeister, is fairly recent. It combines the power of social networking and web 2.0 tools with traditional Mind Mapping software to create something like a Human Supercomputer.
The WMN's contest ends on December 31, and the prize will be awarded on January 15, 2009.
The newly revised World Mind Network website, at worldmindnetwork.net, gives visitors a virtual Time Machine ride from pre-history up to the Middle Ages and beyond.
The site has other features which embody its theme of the Internet as 'World Brain': a section called 'Wisdom of the Elders' which links to short videos of living and dead sages from Carl Jung to Nellie Red Owl; a listing of prestigious online scientific experiments which welcome participation by anyone with a PC, and a group of blogs and forums from Third World countries not normally encountered in the higher ranks of the Blogosphere. There is an index of Fair Trade artisans from Asia, Africa, and Latin America.
Next in the works is the 'Rare Languages Institute'. For all its wonders, the Internet has a certain homogenizing effect on human culture, and one aspect of this is the tendency to standardize English as a lingua franca. The WMN is setting up a series of blogs and social networks on which members can ONLY communicate in Ewa, Manx, Shoshoni, Maltese, West Javanese, and other fascinating but threatened languages.
The founders welcome new proposals which relate to the main theme: How can Web communications address major world problems with something like the efficiency of a biological brain? Contact them at friendsbeyondborders@gmail.com or call Evelyn Machiraju, Peter Woolf or John Toomey at US(626) 230-8862.
The Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing has reveled in a recent conference call that he raised his stake in the social networking site Facebook with some $40M more. That amount comes on top of his previous commitment of $60M, which brings his total investment in the popular site to $100M. What is his actually equity position in the Facebook, however, remains mystery to date, but considering what Microsoft has bought for their $240M (1.6%) it might turn out that Li Ka-shing's ownership is perhaps below 1%. For Microsoft it might be quite clear what is the driving force behind such pity deal (locking down some advertising inventory and keeping Facebook away from the rival Google), but what the benefits for the Honk Kong billionaire are is very unclear for us. May be everything comes down to a potential IPO, which as we understand is not going to happen any sooner than 2010, despite some recent rumors for a possible IPO in as early as 2009. We think there is no other viable exit for your investors than going public if you have already taken more than $300M funding money off little to no steady revenues. There was no word on today's Facebook pre-money valuation.
The combination of the social network and 3G networks is seen by Stacey Higginbotham from GigaOm as the most logical reason why Li Ka-shing was so eager to increase his stake in Facebook. Facebook users can already access the site on their mobile phones through the Facebook mobile page.
Well, this might be the answer of our question from above what are the benefits for the Li Ka-shing in the context of Microsoft's deal with Facebook.
A little more Facebook history and facts.
The latest comScore metrics, we have seen, revealed that Facebook is actually havingover 100M unique visitors per month.
Mr. Li Ka-shing is the Chairman of Cheung Kong (Holdings) Limited and Hutchison Whampoa Limited. Cheung Kong (Holdings) Limited is the flagship of the Cheung Kong Group which has business operations in 55 countries around the world and employs about 250,000 staff. In Hong Kong alone, the Group includes eight listed companies with a combined market capitalization of approximately HKD981 billion (31 October 2007). Hutchison Whampoa Limited is a Fortune Global 500 company.
It would be interesting to find out what's the equity position Mr. Li Ka-shing has secured for his $60M considering what Microsoft has bought for their $240M.


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Q: Print table format with dynamic column size I am not sure how to explain in words. I am trying to achieve this in my cmd after running.
Event                   Average     Stdev   Weight
Logins                  4.50        1.25    2
Total time online       287.15      42.12   1
Emails sent             65.40       30.71   1
Orders processed        150.73      20.13   1
Pizza's ordered online  2.03        1.06    0.5

But now my result is like this
Event              Average                Stdev               Weight
Logins                 3.33                 1.25                  2.0
Time Online               335.33                33.52                  1.0
Emails Sent                66.00                15.51                  1.0
Orders processed               150.67                17.25                  1.0
Pizza's Ordered                 2.33                 1.25                  0.5

The event name can be long or short, is up to user input. Is it possible to format nicely regardless of the event name length. My value are all correct, is just the formatting. Below is my printing code.
    Formatter formatter = new Formatter();
    System.out.println(formatter.format("%s %20s %20s %20s", "Event", "Average", "Stdev", "Weight"));
    int count = 0;
    for (Map.Entry<String, Double> entry : eventsMap.entrySet()) {
        formatter = new Formatter();
        String event = entry.getKey();
        double weight = entry.getValue();
        System.out.println(formatter.format("%s %20s %20s %20s", event, average[count], stdev[count], weight));
        count++;
    }

A: The main problem is that you didn't specify the minimum length of the event string, therefore the subsequent contents positions depend on that.
But to avoid problems in the future I would suggest you to use fixed lengths, so if you have a string with length greater than the minimum length, the string gets automatically truncated but the alignments remains correct.
To specify a fixed length you should put both minimum and maximum length with the same value; you can also left align the strings with -.
For example %-20.20s:
- is to left align the string, otherwise it will be right aligned
20 indicates the minimum length
.20 indicates the maximum length, we put it equals to the minimum length to have a fixed length
In your example you need to decide the desired fixed lengths of all the elements you wanna display (also the event string) and then everything should be aligned accordingly.
If you want to be sure that the event string doesn't get truncated you could find its maximum length in your Map and then use that value to create the minimum or fixed length for the formatter:
int eventMaxLength = ... // assign the max length
String eventFormat = "%-" + eventMaxLength + "." + eventMaxLength + "s";
System.out.println(formatter.format(eventFormat + " %-20.20s %-20.20s ...

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We all strive to find better ways to brew, whether it be in our processes or recipe formulation. Steel City Brewers has members ranging from beginning brewers to seasoned veterans, all with the knowledge that can be shared to help each other become better brewers. Each month we have an educational presentation from a club member or a guest speaker. Below we have organized past education presentations by category for your reference.


Despite all the headlines about millennials starting families late, many millennials are now starting to have kids or are preparing to start a family soon. This may be due to millennials feeling more confident in the outlook of their career paths, as well as feeling more secure with the job role that they've been able to hold onto for a few years. While there are still some challenges for millennials who are battling to pay off credit card debt and student loans, some millennials are finally getting a breath of fresh air from the debt suffocation. With student debt being one of the reasons while many did not sleep well at night, avoiding that same headache for their offspring will be at the top of their priority list.
According to the College Board, the average four-year private school can costs more than $45,000 a year, and the average four-year public school can costs around $25,000. While many will be sure to educate their offspring on financial responsibility, some will be taking the proactive approach by putting a financial plan in place. As an employer that hires millennials as part of their workforce, you have the ability to take a leading role in helping them with the financial burden they may face down the road. Human resource professionals are now looking to their workplace- benefits packages as a means of making it easier for employees to save money for future college expenses by using corporate 529 plans.
Corporate 529 plans may not be considered your typical employee benefit, which by definition is a form of compensation paid by employers to employees over and above the amount of pay specified as a base salary or hourly rate of pay. However, they do allow employees to receive certain benefits that they otherwise would not be able access on their own. Also, the plans are easy to implement and employers can coordinate payroll deductions through their payroll provider. So what are 529 plans? 529 plans are tax- advantaged investment accounts that are designed to help families pay for college. They are very helpful because the earlier you start saving money in the plan, the greater the benefit from the tax free compounding.
Under a corporate 529 plan, employees can contribute after-tax dollars to an investment account, which then grows free of federal taxes. Presently, 529 withdrawals are tax-free as long as the funds are spent toward qualified higher education expenses, such as tuition, books, supplies, room and board, and computers. With new tax bill, parents can now use up to $10,000 per year for K-12, along with access to use any amount needed for college. This change in the tax bill gives families the opportunity to save tax-free for religious and private schools.
One last thing to highlight before we take a look at the benefits below is the savings one will receive when participating in a corporate 529 plan. Many 529 plans will waive the sales load when the plan is setup through a financial advisor. This is a huge savings that can add up as the plan grows!
529 plans are a great way to show your employees that you have an interest in their financial wellbeing. As studies have shown, employees that feel valued at work tend to be more productive and aligned with company goals.
If you would like to find out more information about the corporate 529 plan, feel free to contact me at Chris.Cooper@raymondjames.com.
Views expressed are not necessarily those of Raymond James & Associates and are subject to change without notice. Information provided is general in nature, and is not a complete statement of all information necessary for making an investment decision. Investing always involves risk and you may incur a profit or loss. No investment strategy can guarantee success. Past performance is not indicative of future results. As with other investments, there are generally fees and expenses associated with participation in a 529 plan. There is also a risk that these plans may lose money or not perform well enough to cover college costs as anticipated. Most states offer their own 529 programs, which may provide advantages and benefits exclusively for their residents. Investors should consider before investing, whether the investor's or the designated beneficiary's home state offers any tax or other benefits only available for investments in their home state's 529 plans. Such benefits include financial aid, scholarship funds, and protection from creditors. The tax implications can vary significantly from state to state.


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Entropy numbers of embeddings of Sobolev spaces in Zygmund spaces
D. E. Edmunds ,	Yu. Netrusov
Let id be the natural embedding of the Sobolev space $W_p^l(Ω)$ in the Zygmund space $L_q(log L)_a(Ω)$, where $Ω = (0,1)^n$, 1 < p < ∞, l ∈ ℕ, 1/p = 1/q + l/n and a < 0, a ≠ -l/n. We consider the entropy numbers $e_k(id)$ of this embedding and show that $e_k(id) ≍ k^{-η}$, where η = min(-a,l/n). Extensions to more general spaces are given. The results are applied to give information about the behaviour of the eigenvalues of certain operators of elliptic type.
46E35: Sobolev spaces and other spaces of ``smooth'' functions, embedding theorems, trace theorems
41A46: Approximation by arbitrary nonlinear expressions; widths and entropy
D. E. Edmunds
School of Mathematical Sciences, University of Sussex, Falmer, Brighton BN1 9QHi, U.K., D.E.Edmunds@sussex.ac.uk
Yu. Netrusov
King's College London, Strand, London WC2R 2LS, U.K.
[BeS] C. Bennett and R. Sharpley, Interpolation of Operators, Academic Press, New York, 1988.
[BiS1] M. S. Birman and M. Z. Solomyak, Piecewise polynomial approximations of functions of the class $W_p^α$, Mat. Sb. 73 (1967), 331-355 (in Russian); English transl.: Math. USSR-Sb. (1967), 295-317.
[BiS2] M. S. Birman and M. Z. Solomyak, Estimates for the number of negative eigenvalues of the Schrödinger operator and its generalizations, in: Adv. Soviet Math. 7, Amer. Math. Soc., 1991, 1-55.
[ET] D. E. Edmunds and H. Triebel, Function Spaces, Entropy Numbers, Differential Operators, Cambridge Univ. Press, Cambridge, 1996.
[FJ] M. Frazier and B. Jawerth, A discrete transform and decompositions of distribution spaces, J. Funct. Anal. 93 (1990), 34-170.
[KT] A. N. Kolmogorov and V. M. Tikhomirov, ε-entropy and ε-capacity of sets in functional spaces, Uspekhi Mat. Nauk 14 (2) (1959), 3-86 (in Russian); English transl.: Amer. Math. Soc. Transl. Ser. 2 17 (1961), 277-364.
[L] G. G. Lorentz, The 13th problem of Hilbert, in: Mathematical Developments Arising from Hilbert Problems, Proc. Sympos. Pure Math. 28, Amer. Math. Soc., 1976, 419-430.
[N1] Yu. V. Netrusov, Embedding theorems for Lizorkin-Triebel spaces, Nauchn. Sem. Leningrad. Otdel. Mat. Inst. Steklov. (LOMI) 159 (1987), 103-112 (in Russian); English transl.: Soviet Math. 47 (1989), 2896-2903.
[N2] Yu. V. Netrusov, The exceptional sets of functions from Besov and Lizorkin-Triebel spaces, Trudy Mat. Inst. Steklov. 187 (1989), 162-177 (in Russian); English transl.: Proc. Steklov Inst. Math. 187 (1990), 185-203.
[T] H. Triebel, Theory of Function Spaces II, Birkhäuser, Basel, 1992.
[V] A. G. Vitushkin, Estimation of the Complexity of the Tabulation Problem, Gos. Izdat. Fiz.-Mat. Lit., Moscow, 1959 (in Russian); English transl.: Theory of the Transmission and Processing of Information, Pergamon Press, New York, 1961.
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Bern Nadette Stanis Net Worth 2021, Salary, Age, Height, Bio ,Career.wiki
Bern Nadette Stanis is a professional actor and author from the United States. Through her outstanding acting abilities, she has appeared in a number of blockbuster films and television series. Her portrayal of Thelma Evans in the sitcom Good Times has helped her gain a large fan base.
N-Secure, Black Jesus, Girlfriends, Hidden Blessing, and many others are among her other credits. She has published four books to far, including The Last Light, Situations 101: Relationships, and others.
In 2021, how much money does Bern Nadette Stains have?
Stains, a prominent actor and author, has had a remarkable career thus far. She has amassed a large quantity of recognition and popularity as a result of her captivating profession. In terms of her net worth, as of 2021, she is worth $6 million.
She has been giving her abilities to the film industry since 1974. She is paid a large sum of money as an essential cast member in every appearance.
Image: Bern Nadette Stanis in the frame. Source: Wikipedia
She used to earn almost $50,000 every episode at the height of her career. She earns roughly $80,000 per year at the moment. Not to mention that she is a published author. In addition, the Stains family now enjoys a lavish lifestyle. In the sitcom Black Jesus, she teamed alongside late actor and comic Charlie Murphy.
How old is Bern Nadette Stanis? Bio/Wiki
The author, who is 67 years old, was born in Brooklyn, New York, on December 22, 1953. She is the youngest of the Stanis family's five children.
She received her diploma from the Juilliard School. She even competed in Miss Black America pageants as a teenager, finishing first runner-up.
Married Life With Husband, Kevin Fontana
Bern Fontana is happily married to Kevin Fontana. However, the precise date of their wedding is yet unknown. Despite this, according to a 2012 report, the couple has been married for almost thirty-one years.
Image: Bern Nadette with her husband, Kevin Fontana. (Source: Pinterest)
The statement has elicited no response from either party. Furthermore, the couple currently lives together in Atlanta, Georgia, and there is no evidence that they have had any extramarital encounters. They're savoring each other's company to the utmost.
Daughters from previous marriages
Bern, an actress, has been married four times. Her first marriage was to Thomas Fauntleroy, her high school lover. In a private ceremony in June 1974, they exchanged their wedding vows. Their marriage, however, only lasted four years and ended in divorce in 1978.
Image: Actress and Author, Bern Nadette Stanis with her daughters. (Source: [email protected])
Then, in Brooklyn, she meets her new love. Darnell Johnson, a nightclub owner, was her second husband. They married in January 1979 and divorced soon after in a mutual agreement. Terrence Redd, an American mechanical engineer, was her third husband.
Their union lasted only a few years before ending in divorce. Nadette also has two kids from all of her relationships, Dior Ravel and Brittany Rose.
Birth Date December 22,1953
Full Name Bern Nadette Stanis
Birth Name Bern Nadette Stanis
Profession Actress, author
Birth City New York
Birth Country USA
Gender Identity Female
Spouse Kevin Fontana
No Of Children 2
Networth 6000000
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CI Pure Contrast gives you a lot of possibilities to manipulate the contrast of your image separate from the saturation.
Substitute CS6 for your current version or 7.0 for Creative Cloud. If you have multiple versions installed, simply copy the plugin to each of the folders. Note, that on OS X this is the Library folder present in the root directory of your system drive, not the Library in your user directory.
The plugin will show up as "CI Pure Contrast" under "Creative Impatience" group of effects.
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Men ask more questions than women at science conferences
A study of behaviour at an international scientific conference has found that male delegates ask more questions than their female colleagues, which researchers say is symptomatic of gender inequalities in science.
A team of UK-based conservation scientists monitored conference sessions at the International Congress for Conservation Biology in Montpellier, France in 2015, and analysed the gender and approximate age (based on a visual assessment) of those selected to ask questions.
Across the 31 sessions and 270 questions surveyed they found that male attendees asked 1.8 questions for each question from a female attendee, once the proportions of men and women at each session had been taken into account. The ratio among younger participants (those under 50) was also 1.8 questions asked by men to every one asked by women, suggesting the gender imbalance is unlikely to be caused by generational differences. They also found the gender of the session chair or speakers had no significant effect.
The researchers say there needs to be more research around issues of gender equality and participation. Although this area has been investigated in school-age children, their study was the first to compare the discussion behaviour of different genders at an international conference.
A Hinsley, W J Sutherland and A Johnston, PLoS One, 2017, DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0185534
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A secret family recipe for success
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Take the time to enjoy a family meal at the Claysville Store in Hartsburg.
lIn the case of the Claysville Store, the old adage "Don't judge a book by its cover" rings true more than ever. Located just off the Katy Trail in the riverside town of Hartsburg, the faded, red exterior of the family restaurant wouldn't lead you to believe that the interior is overflowing with love, life lessons, and mouthwatering homemade food.
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Owners and husband-and-wife team, Mark and Laura Hooibrink, look at each other and smile when asked to share how they got to where they are today. Formerly owned by Gus Wilkening in 1940, the dilapidated old store in Hartsburg was covered in vines, had no floor, and was used for storage when the Hooibrinks bought the property from local farmers in the mid-1980s.
When the Katy Trail opened in the early 1990s, Mark and Laura's oldest daughter, Sarah, decided to test her entrepreneurial spirit by selling Kool-Aid to the trail's cyclists. Working in her little red cart, Sarah made over $20 this weekend, helping her family come up with the idea of starting a business in the old store.
After the flood of 1993, the family began cleaning up the building and its surroundings, repairing the floors and walls. "It was a family project and a good way to instill a work ethic in the kids," says Mark.
"We opened the store in the summer of 1998 – Sarah and (her brother), Fred, were in high school, and (her sister) Natalie was still in grade school, selling sandwiches and crisps to people on the trail. Many of the customers remembered the children of Kool-Aid sales years before. Everyone on the trail was curious about what was going on with the store," recalls Mark.
"In the early days, things were mixed up," says Mark. "Over the weekend we served 15-20 people, trying soups and different starters; we weren't really consistent because we had school and Laura and I both had full-time jobs."
In September 2002, the Hooibrinks decided to take the store to the next level and test the market with a menu of fried chicken and all accessories. "It seemed like there was a need in the community for a family-style restaurant, and we decided to try it."
Mark and Laura told the kids that they wanted to install a new kitchen and expand the seating so they could finish high school and earn some money. "Restaurants are a lot of work. We told them we wouldn't do it if they didn't stick to it. They proved to us that they are very hard-working young people," says Mark.
A new extractor hood was needed for the kitchen extension, estimated to cost about $7,500, which the family did not have. Laura said, "I said to Mark, let's pray about it and see where God leads us." Through an acquaintance of the work, Mark was able to obtain a new hood for a much cheaper price. "It was like God said, 'I want you to bake chicken,'" Laura laughs.
It's what's on the inside
"In the beginning we served about 20-25 people on Saturday and Sunday," says Mark. "We had a lot of local support. Customers who came for dinner every weekend got to know our kids and their friends, because they worked here and eventually became like family."
Laura says people she met through the restaurant even came to our children's weddings. "We will never forget the people who adorned our doors in the beginning and who were faithful for many years."
The Hooibrinks continued to expand and modernize the building by adding more seating and updating the toilets, kitchen and layout – while striving to maintain the original character of the building. Fred suggested adding a mural to the new addition depicting a steam engine arriving in Hartsburg in the early 1900s — a reproduction of an old photo that hung on the front in the original part of the store. The family commissioned the project to a local artist who is also a family friend. It was the perfect complement to connect the new with the old.
Today, Mark, Laura, their grandchildren and 30 high school students serve family meals on Saturdays from 4-8pm and 12:30pm-4pm. on Sundays in the hand-stitched, quilt-decorated dining rooms. "Mark will be 70 by the time we have them all out of high school," Laura laughs.
"We tell all children that our main goal is for you to grow up to be responsible men and women. When they come up, they are part of our family. Sometimes we screw up, but most of the time we do it right. But I'm doing them a disservice by not teaching them to do it the right way," says Mark.
As head of the kitchen, Mark deep-fries the chicken and prepares the ham, barbecue, potatoes, green beans and gravy. Laura makes all desserts from scratch. "And I'll spice your beans," she adds with a laugh.
"We're not exactly on the beaten track and we know it doesn't look like much from the outside," says Mark with a smile. "But sometimes it's the inside that counts."
Mark tells the story of a carload of customers who arrived, took one look at the outside of the building and told him the women wouldn't come in because they were afraid. Mark was standing on the porch at the time with a regular customer watching the interaction. He looked at Mark and said, "Boy, whatever you do, don't change the front of the restaurant."
As the restaurant grew and prospered, Laura and Mark looked for ways to give back to their community. Laura founded Families Helping Families, an organization to help those in need through community benefit. "When God directs us to a family in need, we have a benefit across the street from the store and give all the proceeds to the family," Laura says.
It was the store's 10th anniversary in 2012, and Laura and Mark were looking for a family in need. The following weekend, a man brought his 4-year-old granddaughter into the restaurant after she had just undergone a round of radiation therapy for a tumor on her spine. In what Laura describes as "God's business," the man's granddaughter was the daughter of another of Mark's colleagues. The Claysville Store family sponsored a benefit and donated all proceeds to the young girl.
Future plans for the store include kitchen updates and additional outdoor seating. "As far as the menu goes," says Marks, "we stick to what we know."
With the 25th anniversary approaching in the summer of 2023, the Hooibrinks are planning a special "homecoming" event to celebrate the family they've created over the years at the Claysville Store.
Mark says: "We've seen a lot of young people come and go, we see our employees graduating, and their friends and siblings, and we want to celebrate that. Even if I didn't make a cent here it wouldn't bother me because I love that three generations have worked here, that means more to me than money.


The Stanley Theater and the Utica Symphony will host the Grammy Award-winning Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra and its esteemed conductor JOANN FALLETTA for a special performance on Thursday, July 26 at 7:00 pm. Joining the Orchestra as the soloist for the evening's program will be violinist and concert master MICHAEL LUDWIG. This concert is a part of the 2012 BUFFALO PHILHARMONIC SUMMER TOUR sponsored by FIRST NIAGARA BANK. Proceeds will go to THE STANLEY and THE UTICA SYMPHONY.
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Following the Big Boys to Mexico
For many smaller manufacturers following the bigger clients and building OEM relationships may be the safest -- and sometimes most successful -- entry strategy.
"The infrastructure in Querétaro is every bit as good as in Oklahoma," says Bill Emery, CEO of Southwest United (SU), a $40 million company providing metal processing services to bigger aerospace manufacturers. In 2009, the firm made its first foray into an emerging market, forging a joint venture with Mexico-based Galnik, a supplier of aerospace plating services. The quality infrastructure was a nice surprise, but SU was drawn to Mexico by something more: thriving clusters of original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and suppliers created by global aerospace clients coming into the country.
Mexico's aircraft manufacturing has become one of the country's biggest growth areas. This is partially attributed to Mexico's proximity to the United States and Canada, which together represent 60% of the global commercial aircraft market, according to the local Aerospace Industry Association (Femia). To date, national and foreign direct investment has totalled about $13.5 billion from over 240 companies, including Aernnova, Bombardier, Cessna, Eurocopter, Hawker Beechcraft and Messier Dowty.
Femia estimates that between 2010 and 2011, total sales in Mexico' aerospace cluster increased by 25% to $4.5 billion. And given that the world's commercial airline fleet is typically over 18 years old, over 20,000 planes will need replacement within the next ten years, so further opportunity beckons.
For some companies, the decision to set up a new emerging market facility was relatively straightforward. Québec-based Heroux-Devtek (HD), a $360 million manufacturer of aerospace and industrial products, made the move after prompting from some of its biggest clients. But Deshaies adds that companies need to make sure they have the order flow before making a big investment: ""If you are an SME that runs from one purchase order to another, it would be hard to justify setting up in the emerging markets. Indeed, the firm's plans to build a facility in Querétaro came on the back of a multi-year contract with Bombardier. It is also pursuing contracts with other clients, with two deals in the pipeline.
Seeking Shelter
When it did enter Mexico, HD opted for a green-field site for its US$20 million investment. Now under construction, the plant will start producing parts by end-2011, with an initial workforce of 40 employees but with capacity for up to 150. It will offer full services -- everything from engineering to manufacturing, assembly, testing and certification -- for aero structure components and assembly, with scope to branch out into landing gear over time.
Several factors prompted HD to go it alone. Time, for starters: the company's interest in Mexico was piqued in 2007, before plans were put on hold due to the 2008-09 recession. During that time, Deshaies travelled frequently to Mexico to understand local operating dynamics. Bigger clients and suppliers already established in the country provided him with a list of "the best" contacts – from engineering and construction firms to build the plant to a headhunting firm to build the team. The local state government and Mexico's aerospace university (founded in 2007 as part of the government's strategy to foster the sector's development) were also supportive, with the latter providing specific training needs.
But while these factors helped HD go it alone, they are not always available. A shelter company -- a local start-up service provider that helps handle everything, from administrative and legal support to human resources -- may be a safer bet for some businesses. Complex logistics and Mexico's cumbersome temporary import and export regulations can be challenging for newcomers. For example, businesses can take advantage of Mexico's IMMEX program, which allows temporary duty-free imports from around the world for up to 18 months, if they transform or repair materials into finished goods in Mexico. However, businesses are also required to document the import and export of raw materials and the final products. If they fail to do so, firms face penalties, with cumulative charges added every 15 days.
"Many SMEs make the mistake of hiring a junior export/import clerk or customs broker; then a government audit occurs and the SME finds itself liable for stiff fines and needs a lawyer to sort it out," explains Humberto Santiago, head of Femia's northwest region and president of Tighitco Latinoamerica, a $100 million aerospace supplier with operations across Mexico that provides parts such as sheet metal components. "Shelter companies are well-versed in Mexico's complex import/export environment. They may be expensive but offer a lower risk."
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For Southwestern United, a local joint venture partner made all the difference. The company had received invitations from customers such as Bombardier, Messier Dowty and HD to come to Mexico, but it wasn't until SU had reassurance that it could navigate the challenging environment that the company decided to take the plunge.
"In Querétaro, the local government introduced us to Galnik, a family-owned business offering coatings to automotive and appliance manufacturers," explains Mr. Emery. The two companies had a strategic fit: Galnik knew the local environment and understood the chemical processes for coatings, while SU brought the know-how and contacts in aerospace. SU also held an important trump card in the form of capital. Access to finance for smaller businesses in Mexico is difficult and expensive, so SU, which owns 80% of the venture, helped stump up the necessary capital.
Owning the majority share gives SU control of the venture's board, while daily operations are overseen by Galnik's executives, supported by a steady stream of SU executives who regularly fly south. These trips have helped deepen understanding of the advantages that Mexico offers, including the country's developing engineering talent. "They are as capable and comparable to engineers you will find in the U.S. or Canada," says Mr Emery, a sentiment shared by others. They also provide a significant cost advantage. Wages for a quality machinist in the U.S. or Canada range between $20-50 an hour, compared with $25 per day in Mexico.
As Mexico's aerospace clusters continue to develop, the case for joining the ecosystem becomes more compelling. And for many SMEs sitting on the fence about investing in an emerging market, following the bigger clients and building OEM relationships may be the safest – and sometimes most successful -- entry strategy.
Source: industryweek.com


Halifax native Marc Djokic has won the $125,000 Prix Goyer classical music award for a collaborative emerging talent.
It's just sinking in for Marc Djokic that he has won one of the largest classical music prizes in the world.
Monday morning, the violinist from Halifax learned he is this year's recipient of the the $125,000 Prix Goyer classical music award, which recognizes a collaborative emerging talent.
"I had really no indication that I was up for the award … I was just really happy," Djokic said. "This prize not only represents me, but a lot of the musicians and the composers I've worked with before earning this prize."
Billed as the biggest prize in Canada for classical music, the award was created in honour of the late Jean-Pierre Goyer, a former federal cabinet minister and chairman of the Conseil des arts de Montreal and the Orchestre Metropolitain.
Winners are chosen in recognition of their diverse early career of musical collaborations with Canadian and international established artists.
Djokic credits his work with other artists, including percussionist Beverley Johnston, pianist Jamie Park, his sister, cellist Denise Djokic, and parents, Philippe Djokic and Lynn Stodola.
Over the past two years, Djokic been putting together collaborative videos of his work with the classical music channel Nonconcerto.
"Really what I'm trying to show people [is] that it's not just playing your instrument by yourself, but really celebrating and sharing music-making with other people. It's a beautiful human experience and something that really brings us together," he said.
He said the award will allow him to continue those collaborations.
Djokic first studied with his father, whom award organizers called "one of Canada's great soloists," and then with the Cleveland Institute of Music's Young Artist program, the New England Conservatory, and Indiana University's Jacobs School of Music.
He has performed with several orchestras, including the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, Quebec Symphony Orchestra, PEI Symphony, the National Arts Centre Orchestra and the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra.
Though he left Nova Scotia as a teenager, Djokic said he tries to return several times a year. His next Halifax performance will be in the spring of 2018 with the Nova Scotia Youth Orchestra, a group he played with for many years.
He said he was exposed to Celtic music and collaborations with other local artists through the orchestra.
"It was really, you could say, the starting ground for my collaborations and thinking in terms of broad musical styles," he said. "I always feel I need to return to really feel where I came from and where this all started from. I really look forward to that."


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A concept rendering of the rotunda in The Arcade, Dayton, Ohio.
The Dayton Arcade, located in the heart of Dayton, Ohio's downtown business district and once a major attraction to Dayton residents and tourists, has been abandoned for decades.
But with a funding commitment from the city, plans are underway to bring the collection of nine buildings totaling over 330,000-square feet back to life. The full development plan, a key part of Dayton's overall revitalization efforts, will recast The Arcade in much the same way it was initially developed in the first decade of the 20th century – with a mix of retail, offices, public space and housing.
Joining Cincinnati Edition to discuss the project and its potential to bring more business, residents and visitors to downtown Dayton are Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley; COO and Principal at The Model Group, Bobby Maly; Downtown Dayton Partnership Vice President of Economic Development Scott Murphy; and Director, L. William Crotty Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership & Fifth Third Bank Entrepreneur-in-Residence at the University of Dayton, Vince Lewis.
Tune in to Cincinnati Edition August 9 at 1 p.m. to hear this segment.
Crews are already in the process of removing medical equipment from Good Samaritan Hospital. The West Dayton facility shut its doors last week amid outcry and the opening of a federal civil rights investigation.
Now, Good Samaritan owner Premier Health is moving forward with plans to dismantle and demolish the complex over the next two years.


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    itEnumerableAsync<string | number>("with comparer", async (asEnumerable) => {
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    })

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        const value = await asParallel([1, "2", 3]).exceptAsync(asParallel([1, "2"]), async (x, y) => x == y).toArray()
        expect(value).toEqual([3])
    })
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Jake and Caroline Danehy fish with their dad, Kevin, and sister Paige (far right) as kids visiting Fair Harbor, New York.
Colgate University junior Jake Danehy's fondest childhood memories were formed in Fair Harbor, a little village on New York's Fire Island. There, he and his sisters spent summer weeks barefoot. They fished with their dad in the early-morning hours, then cooked up breakfasts of snapper and eggs.
Jake Danehy and his sister Caroline named their brand after a favorite vacation spot.
And so, when the men's lacrosse player and geography major decided to combine two other passions – an interest in entrepreneurship and a desire to help the environment – into a fledgling business, he relied on his memories of that little beach town to create a new brand of swimwear.
Working with Colgate's Thought into Action Entrepreneurship Institute, Danehy located a North Carolina company that turns water bottles into fabric, then identified a manufacturer in his home state that will turn that fabric into bathing suits. He enlisted the help of one of his sisters – "a fashionista," Danehy calls her – as his creative director. And together, the two are building a brand named after their favorite summer destination: Fair Harbor.
The company is producing its first run – just T-shirts and five designs of men's swimwear – this spring with plans to sell them online and, perhaps, in some boutique shops. Five percent of profits will be donated to the Surfrider Foundation, which works to clean up beaches.


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The publishing landscape is undergoing many changes. Today it is easier to publish a book than before, thanks to the scope of the internet and technology. If you want your book business to flourish though, you will certainly require the help of graphic designers, virtual assistants, website designers and editors. A graphic designer provides writers with book covers, flyers and other marketing collateral that make your books look professional and appealing. A website designer provides you with a template that you use anytime to post your thoughts or blogs. A virtual assistant is somebody who can help you promote and market your books. Virtual assistants manage your administrative tasks like emailing, getting in touch with people, etc. An editor helps in reviewing your books and ensures your books adhere to industry guidelines or style guides.
What should you keep in mind when you recruit staff for your book publishing business?
Orion's digital marketing director Marissa Hussey says one should hire people who are curious or "people who want to know the answers and learn new things." To ensure you get the right talent, it is important to offer competitive remuneration. There are certain factors that should be kept in mind when hiring staff for your book publishing business.
Firstly make a list of your graphic design needs. This will help you to articulate your needs to potential graphic designers clearly. Secondly, create a list of suitable freelance graphic designers in an excel sheet. You can start by asking your friends or colleagues, and also search online on job portals. Make it a point to mention your job deliverables in your job posting so that potential graphic designers can apply. Always look at their portfolio and keep an eye for references and customer testimonials.
How much is your budget? Depending on your budget, you can hire an experienced designer or an amateur person. Once your budget is fixed, start interviewing your list of designers. When interviewing, check if they have the required skills and expertise along with some relevant work samples. Check their availability and their payment requirements. Before you hire somebody, make sure you communicate your project needs clearly. Answer any queries they may have and keep your communication channels open.
When you want to hire a virtual assistant, make a list of your needs. Do you want somebody to send social media shout outs? You may need somebody to email sponsors and partners. You may need somebody to filter through your general blog inquiries or put together information for giveaway posts. Once you have decided a budget and if you have found somebody hire-worthy, you can consider creating an email account for your virtual assistant. Consider sharing the list of tasks (monthly) to be done on Google Calendar. Permit your virtual assistant to access social media accounts that you want them to access.
When you want to hire a developmental editor (substantive editing), it is important to look for somebody who has experience in your genre of writing or specialization. If you specialize in writing romance books, then don't choose a travel editor. Conduct a face-to-face interview over Skype or FaceTime, and have a look at their samples. When hiring a copy editor, you can look for somebody with magazine editing experience or somebody who edits articles for grammar, punctuation, capitalization, etc.
Before you take the final call, put everything in writing. Be prepared to pay 50 percent of the cost upfront. Remember to be patient with your employees. If you have agreed upon a timeline, do not bombard your team with work reminder mails!
Editor's Note: This article was first published on e-Books India in December 2014.