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Q: No overload match this call (Component React + Typescript) In my placeholderTextColor the error of the title persist and do not find a solution
 import React from 'react';
import { TextInputProps } from 'react-native';
import { color } from 'react-native-reanimated';

import { Container, TextInput, Icon } from './styles';

interface InputProps extends TextInputProps {
  name: string;
  icon: string;
}
// todas as propriedades "rest" sao passadas para o TExt Input, no caso apenas o placeholder
const Input: React.FC<InputProps> = ({ name, icon, ...placeholder }) => (
  <Container>
    <Icon name={icon} size={20} color="#666360" />

    <TextInput
      keyboardAppearance="dark"
      placeholderTextColor="#666360"
      {...placeholder}
    />
  </Container>
);
export default Input;

The error persists, if I remove spread operator the error is vanish, but it s not a solution
Full Error
(JSX attribute) placeholderTextColor?: string | typeof OpaqueColorValue | undefined
The text color of the placeholder string
No overload matches this call.
Overload 1 of 2, '(props: Pick<Pick<TextInputProps & RefAttributes, "ref" | "style" | "hitSlop" | "onLayout" | "pointerEvents" | "removeClippedSubviews" | ... 104 more ... | "showSoftInputOnFocus"> & Partial<...>, "ref" | ... 109 more ... | "showSoftInputOnFocus"> & { ...; } & { ...; } & { ...; }): ReactElement<...>', gave the following error.
Type 'ColorValue' is not assignable to type 'string | unique symbol | undefined'.
Type 'unique symbol' is not assignable to type 'string | unique symbol | undefined'.
Overload 2 of 2, '(props: StyledComponentPropsWithAs<typeof TextInput, DefaultTheme, {}, never>): ReactElement<StyledComponentPropsWithAs<typeof TextInput, DefaultTheme, {}, never>, string | ... 1 more ... | (new (props: any) => Component<...>)>', gave the following error.
Type 'ColorValue' is not assignable to type 'string | unique symbol | undefined'.
Type 'unique symbol' is not assignable to type 'string | unique symbol | undefined'.ts(2769)
index.d.ts(1626, 5): The expected type comes from property 'placeholderTextColor' which is declared here on type 'IntrinsicAttributes & Pick<Pick<TextInputProps & RefAttributes, "ref" | "style" | "hitSlop" | ... 107 more ... | "showSoftInputOnFocus"> & Partial<...>, "ref" | ... 109 more ... | "showSoftInputOnFocus"> & { ...; } & { ...; } & { ...; }'
index.d.ts(1626, 5): The expected type comes from property 'placeholderTextColor' which is declared here on type 'IntrinsicAttributes & Pick<Pick<TextInputProps & RefAttributes, "ref" | "style" | "hitSlop" | ... 107 more ... | "showSoftInputOnFocus"> & Partial<...>, "ref" | ... 109 more ... | "showSoftInputOnFocus"> & { ...; } & { ...; } & { ...; }'

A: You are using placeholderTextColor which is a existing prop of TextInput but you are reassigning it as string.
can u try or deleting it.
interface InputProps extends TextInputProps {
  name: string;
  icon: string;
  placeholderTextColor: color;
}

A: The solution for this case it was receive the property imported inner other property placeholder like below:
interface InputProps extends TextInputProps {
  name: string;
  icon: string;
  placeholder: string;
}
// todas as propriedades "rest" sao passadas para o TExt Input, no caso apenas o placeholder
const Input: React.FC<InputProps> = ({ name, icon, placeholder }) => (
  <Container>
    <Icon name={icon} size={20} color="#666360" />
    <TextInput keyboardAppearance="dark" placeholder={placeholder} />
  </Container>
);
export default Input;

Thx  @Someone Special to find the problem with Styled Components

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I n recent decades, improvements in devices and techniques for at-home blood sampling have cleared the way for simple, accurate, and non-invasive sampling. These developments eliminate the need for patients to travel to a clinic frequently for testing and monitoring.
Because whole blood deteriorates quickly in ambient temperatures, transportation to laboratories has required refrigeration, along with special packaging and handling. Remote sampling seemed like an obvious improvement, but it was easier said than done.
The original challenge for at-home sampling was twofold:
Make the process of blood sample extraction less invasive so that it could be self-administered without compromising the samples.
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Glucose Monitoring in the 1960s: Taking the Analysis to the Patient
In the 1960's, analytic devices evolved that helped individuals with diabetes to measure blood glucose levels at home. Reflectance meters were introduced in the 1970s, but these were considered too expensive and impractical to carry around.
In 1968, the Haemo-Glukotest Test was the first "test strip" solution that provided a quick visual assessment of glucose levels in the patient's blood. The test became the standard for glucose monitoring. More sophisticated test strip products evolved.
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More sophisticated at-home sampling analytics are required to monitor complex medical conditions like HIV and other severe disorders. These require frequent at-home sampling and then analysis by a fully equipped laboratory.
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The breakthrough in simpler and less invasive at-home blood sampling arrived with the development of improved analytic techniques. Accurate results can be obtained from smaller sample volumes.
Capillary sampling has long been used to evaluate the blood of newborns who have small volumes of blood. The latest techniques, however, allow for more comprehensive testing of even the smallest adult samples, creating a convenient alternative to traditional venipuncture.
DBS (Dried Blood Sampling)
DBS methods revolutionized at-home sampling. With a mere pinprick, a single drop of blood is placed on a specially treated card and allowed to dry. The sample can then be mailed to a laboratory via standard post without hazardous material designation or special handling.
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I was hoping for real international recognition, but , so far I have not been approached by famous fashion magazines , National Geographical or the BBC re their Desert Island Discs.
im not into IT, knor am I the brightest spark with downloads etc, but I love photography for fun, esp nature shots. How do I go about getting onto a sight which will pay me for my photo's?
I am not sure what photos count as "photos you take for fun". The minimum size of photo required by fotoLibra surely mandates at the very least the sort of kit and dedication only found in the "serious" amateur photographer.
I Like Your Work Photo Libra. And I want stay with you in net, and I like participate pictures with you.
I am also a International Ameteure Photographer From Dhaka,Bangladesh.
Thanks For Accept me in your valuable time and place.
Sorry for wrong Print,Not Photo Libra.
just mailed the beeb to complain and put your case – best they get it from third parties (the public lol!) hope it helps!
I was hoping one day to maybe sell a few pictures but photography is now and always has been just a hobby to me and my website is only way to show it off but despite copyright markings and statements all over the site I keep finding my pictures for sale on e-bay. When I have tried to sell a few there myself I have never had any luck at all.
Yes, I had mixed emotions too but my overriding reaction? Frustration and anger: upload a photograph to the BBC site (they always ask for an eye witness report and photo's on any story featured on the news page of their website) only if you're want the glory as you won't get paid for the use of it!
Like you I get the BBC local news emails. They are a reasonably mixed and sometimes useful pieces of information. The BBC have a great responsibility to set high standards in everything they do. Unfortunately they seem to be stuck in a grove, their endless repeats and squeezing the news repeats, day after day. Where are the old fashioned skills of good research looking for British talent not in the gardener's turned show host. But in new everyday working people, showing the best, to educate the public to help themselves. Through a collective responsibility, change attitudes by giving good examples, standards we can all respect. We are becoming a spammed society, living near the gutter with an iphone in one hand, heavy music between the ears and no responsibility in how we live our lives.
I urge your photographers to take images that shock and teach us to build-up our pride, without our skills we are nothing.
This country is in thrall to everything American. I have no idea why or how to begin to reverse it. Recent UK Governments of whatever flavour have jumped to Washingtons every crazy demand.
Maybe now that the China is overtaking the US as the global "Superpower" we will realise that our future lies in engaging fully in Europe and forgetting America. It is noticable that this country does it's best to pretend that Europe is not important.
Its all about networking and knowing the right people who make thing's happen. Its not what you you know but who you know in this world 'e.g. getting your self in to a well known celeb night club as the only pro photographer allowed to take pic's of the punters withe the celebs believe me they love it as long as the club and celebs get pic's and publicity out of it, and the photos do the rounds in the Mag's you can't go wrong never publish a bad photo of a celeb golden rule.Once the celebs know you and you work you can't go wrong.
As an American, a retired soldier, and a fotoLibra member for a number of years, I really do take issue with the American bashing. I joined fotoLibra not because it was in the UK, but because I thought it was one of the best models for selling stock photos that was available. My only regret is that you don't sell more photos to the American market. The shortcomings in the UK market with BABLA and BBC to name a couple are not due to anything the Americans have done. It is all British, and you should look to home to fix it. It is always easier, as Richard has done, to try to blame everyone else for your shortcomings. I have not seen the British Government jump to demands from America, unless they were in the UK's best interest. Remember Richard, you forget America at your own peril. Stick to photography, it is something you MAY know more about.
Yes I read the BBC article. So professional photographers are getting worried about amateur competition! No mention of the competition by TV channels asking for photos from viewers so that they may see their names in print (big deal!) Why do they not offer decent reward for their contributions?
BBC used to request me for pictures in Kent. They used them mostly on S.E News TV and used to acknowledge the photographer and publish them on the web site.. now, the don`t care.. and prefer video of exciting events.. the days of photography are numbered and its up to US to promote photography and make it available to see the good photos that we take. Use Facebook to promote your fotolibra files, I would love to see Facebook plastered with members pictures and name.. So come on members get onto Face book with your albums using the fotolibra site.. as easy as that and the name will be seen by thousands… as for bashing other members in other countries that is a NO NO please.. like us in the UK we need our photographs to be sold..
But most of all keep trying and Oh yes report to us on what the new Marketing team/ Pro TEAM HAS DONE.. As MEMBERS it would be useful to know..
Well, quibbling about how, what and which issue is wrong and complaining to one another to refrain from nation-bashing is as good as anything I guess. But shouldn't a like-minded group of informed people set about discussing how best to move forward in a constructive way. Politics is not responsible for improving fotoLibre's fortunes and that of its members. Enterprise, gumption and temerity prove more worthwhile.
If fotoLibre is prepared to press ahead and improve its image (sorry for the pun) it must engage with individuals, members and others – experts and gurus and seek assistance, a think tank for want of an expression. It should re-evaluate its marketing strategy, and set stringent KPI's that actually do make a difference to the business. Persuation is often seen as impossible, but it isn't. Price is key. on costs paramount and the cost to clients intimately flexible. Fees to photographers likewise. Meagre is always better then ziltch especially at the start of a renaissance, nothing is not an option.
I suggest a well-known figure in British film and photography society (suggestions please) should be invited to be fotoLibre Patron. The appointment would be an honorarium, and would provide a useful figurehead, and more importantly publicity. Together with sound management the way forward could be a lot better than it is at the moment.
I remain loyal to fotoLibre's principles and will be interested in following its fortunes with great interest.
Hello Jim Walker — this is the second time I've been accused of "American bashing" in a couple of weeks. Can you explain to me what this actually means? I interpret it as zoilism, and I can't see I'm guilty of any trace of that.
What does "American bashing" mean and where did I do it? If I was intending to "bash" anyone, isn't it obvious that it's British journalists who are taking the pounding?
The same person a fortnight ago also accused me of "Asian bashing" and the first time I've mentioned Asians is — in this comment!
I do so agree with Len Sparrow. And it's not only photographers that are affected by this trend of being published just to see your name in print. It applies to writers as well. In fact I blogged about it only this week. TV, Newspapers etc are hardly going to pay for something they can get for very liitle or nothing at all.
They make it sound easy don't they ? I am an ordinary member with Fotolibra but I am also a member of another site which I have been a member for quite a few years. I have never sold a single picture and despite having over 400 pics on the site. This really is not many compared to the thousands on there, so the chance that a buyer will buy mine is slim. Which makes the 12 allowed by Fotolibra ridiculous and if I were to pay a fee to upgrade I would be out of pocket. Who are these casual snappers that are supposed to be making the money ? claimed on the video, a lot of american sites only pay peanuts so you would have to sell plenty of pictures. Plenty of books also claim you can make money from your snaps but the reality I believe is totally different. You need a reasonable set of kit to meet the 300 dpi required on most sites and some vet the pics as well so you can't just shoot away without decent composition. I sometimes wonder if it is really worth the effort with the time it takes also to prepare the pictures and search words.
Gwyn, Jim Walker was responding to the post by "Richard". He also says so in his post.
Jim was mistaken, I was not bashing the Americans. I was thinking of our own rather odd fascination for that country, while at the same time we turn our back on countries much closer to our own, both physically, financially and culturally. I suspect that some of Gwyns frustrating experience with the media is caused by this attitude.
Gwyn, I am sorry if you thought I was commenting on your original post. It was more of a response to the post by Richard (10.), and I apologize to Richard if I took it the wrong way. I have been a loyal member of fotoLibra for several years, and I, like everyone else, would love to sell more photos. I have read these posts with a lot of interest, looking for new ideas. I noticed that only one person mentioned Facebook. But that may be a way to at least get the fotoLibra brand noticed. Does fotoLibra have a Facebook page? If not, why not? If yes, I would love to link to it. Facebook may be an inexpensive way to promote the fotoLibra brand.
I WOULD LIKE MORE INFORMATION ABOUT FOTOLIBRA.
Photos for fun, I find myself looking for all the odd things in life that people or companies want such as road works, litter bins etc. I note there is a lack of images of "dog poo" as was once mentioned. I will have to look further into this one. I suppose it is all "art" of use in some form. But will it sell ?
The minimum image requirements from fotolibra are relatively relaxed. The big stock libraries like alamy will not take images from compacts or bridge cameras even though their resolution is perfectly acceptable. They generally have a fussier QC process so your images won't even be on display if they think they aren't good enough. Alamy don't charge though so you can have a risk free trial and see what sells.
The only people making money from stock libraries are those on microstock sites or those people with thousands of images. Having a few hundred isn't enough.
With flickr pro being so cheap with an easy method to offer licensing via getty and easy upload I think the future is in a flickr style way of doing things. But there are lots of people that are happy to give away their images for free.
Hello GWYN are you there?
Hello Rob, I'm sending you a personal email as you are requesting commercial information which we don't care to publicise on a blog. I can publicise the fact that four images were purchased from fotoLibra as a result of the Romney Marsh Picture Call.
Recent sales are always shown in the Sales tab at the top of the current fotoLibra Home Page.
Graham, our new sales guy, has been fixing up meeting with new clients all over the place, so I can't always respond to detailed queries such as yours within 24 hours. Sorry!
Thank you Gwyn for your reply on my mobile.. unfortunately, you forgot or I cannot access the photo examples selected… would still like to see them..
Also you have referred to the web pages for Birmingham and BBC requesting FREE photographs available to photographers.. I have been a member for yonks and would love to see adverts or suggestions to newspapers, medias, magazines etc.. that they contact fotolibra for photos.. your marketing team although doing an effort to capture sales CANNOT possibly reach all the media.. may I suggest that fotolibra takes an advert in facebook and other social network pages.. and that maybe fotolibra start up a page similar to the one at Krugerpark.com on facebook.. at least tis way we shall I hope become more internationally known… Kindest regards and keep trying a reply on marketing actiond planned will be appreciated..
This is an impossible circle to be squared. On the one hand there are folk like myself who rely totally on income from photography to both sustain my business and thus support my family. On the other hand are many people who don't need this income (or not as much) and use it to fund a new lens, or similar. These are the people who are robbing me of my opportunity – more pics spread across a huge market = less income.
That said, until 2002 when I was made redundant I too was a hobby photographer. So before the wolves bay I have been on BOTH sides of the fence.
It has cost me far more to supply fotoLibra than I have earned – and this makes me very sad. 7,000 pics posted over the years since fL was started.
Where I go now – I really do not know and am finding it very upsetting indeed.
I received your email, wanting photographs of Russia and downloaded 25 pics of St. Petersburg, checking, downloading and adding Keywords. Then they all went blank? Did they download?
So how can I check if they are now on my fotoLIBRA site?
There is a 'deadline' for these pics and I have some that are part of my travels.
Please send me an email on the correct way to send and download my files.


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If employees are late once in a while it can be overlooked if their excuses are legitimate and if they don't have a history of being tardy. Unexpected problems at home or on the way to work can occur, but if a worker refuses to come in on time despite multiple warnings, then it's time to put your foot down.
However, even though they are being unprofessional, it does not mean you should be the same! As a manager, one of your jobs is to remain cool when faced with adversity. First, identify the employees who are late the most, analyze the excuses they give and then decide which ones you need to reprimand. A time clock application or a time clock calculator will help you discover which employees are taking advantage of the current system. If you yell at them each time they come in late, not only will you de-motivate them, but it will also de-motivate the rest of your team. Do the smart thing and hear them out first.


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Gase not ready to talk Lawrence Timmons' absence
By Kevin Patra
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Published: Sept. 17, 2017 at 07:51 p.m.
Updated: Sept. 18, 2017 at 04:43 a.m.
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Miami Dolphins linebacker Lawrence Timmons was not with the team for its season-opening win in Los Angeles.
Timmons was inactive for the Dolphins' 19-17 victory over the Chargers on Sunday. A team spokesman told NFL Network's Steve Wyche before the game that his absence was not team or football related. Timmons was with the Dolphins for practice in Southern California all week but did not travel with the team to the stadium.
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The Miami Herald's Armando Salguero reported that Timmons was not arrested and did not run afoul of the law. After the game, Gase told reporters Timmons did not play as a result of a coach's decision, according to Salguero.
"I need to figure some things out before I talk about this," Gase told reporters, per Salguero.
Timmons signed a two-year, $12 million contract with the Dolphins this year after spending the past decade with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The Dolphins spent the entire week in Los Angeles after Hurricane Irma forced the team to leave Miami early.
Around The NFL will update Timmons' situation as more information becomes available.


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Christian Pulisic's youth club unlikely to pursue solidarity payment after Chelsea transfer
January 4, 2019 by FBall-Admin 0 Comments
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The academy director of PA Classics, the youth club that helped produce U.S. international Christian Pulisic, says he is "90 percent" sure that the club will not pursue a claim for solidarity payments in the wake of the player's transfer from Borussia Dortmund to Chelsea.
On Wednesday, it was announced that Chelsea will pay Dortmund $73.1 million to acquire Pulisic, a record for an American player, and more than triple the $22 million that Bundesliga side Vfl Wolfsburg paid for defender John Brooks in 2017.
FIFA's Regulations on the Status and Transfer of Players (RSTP) stipulate that when a player is transferred from one club to another prior to the end of the player's contract, and that transfer involves moving to another country — a change of association, according to FIFA — then upwards of five percent of the fee is paid to the youth clubs that developed the player in the form of a "solidarity payment."
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But the U.S. Soccer Federation has long forbidden the implementation of RSTP in the U.S. Among the reasons cited are fears that RSTP violates child labor laws or would result in litigation on anti-trust grounds by various stakeholders, including the MLS Players Association, who feel that enforcement of RSTP could restrict the flow of players to foreign clubs. The USSF has also contended that a consent decree contained in the legal case Fraser vs. MLS, one that prevented the payment of transfer fees for out-of-contract players, prohibited it from enforcing RSTP.
Based on the most conservative estimate of Pulisic's tenure with PA Classics, the club would be entitled to at least $548,000. If Pulisic's time were to include the period spent in residency with the U.S. Under-17s, a time where he was still registered as a PA Classics player, that amount could exceed $1 million. But Steve Klein, who serves as the coaching director and academy director of PA Classics, is leaning towards not pushing to receive the money.
"We haven't made a decision yet. I would say 90 percent 'no,' that we don't move forward with anything," said Klein, who in addition to his responsibilities with PA Classics has served as an assistant on various U.S. youth national teams. "I know it goes against some of the conventional wisdom. I know a lot of people would like us to, but there's still a part of me that [feels] Christian made himself. I don't like being on the side that we are due this money because we created Christian Pulisic. That's where my comfort level drops. We were a part of it, but I don't know if I like trying to gain off of his success."
Other U.S-based youth clubs have been more aggressive in their bids to receive the funds they believe they are owed. Washington-based club Crossfire Premier currently has a claim in front of FIFA's Dispute Resolution Chamber related to the 2014 transfer of U.S. international defender DeAndre Yedlin to Tottenham. A decision is expected any day.
Klein said his reluctance is also influenced by the fact that PA Classics is a pay-to-play club, and has already been compensated in terms of developing its players.
"If we were a club that wasn't pay-to-play, it would be a whole different ball game," he said. "Our kids pay to play, so that's how we make our money. Now, we scholarship a lot of kids, but that's where the difference is for me a little bit. If we were one of those European clubs where everyone is free, or an MLS club where everyone is free, and signed him as a pro … we're not even a pro club."
Klein admits that the lure of receiving the money is tempting, but that it wouldn't necessarily cover much of the team's budget, especially if they hired a lawyer.
"If you fully funded one academy age group like the U17s, you're probably looking at $300,000 for one team," he said. "You couldn't really fund your full academy for one year. The money is great, trust me. Maybe you could put a lit turf field in, which would be awesome. The money is significant. I don't want anyone thinking, 'Aw that's peanuts to PA Classics.' It's not, it's just a matter of all the extra stuff that would come with it. I'm just not sure."
But for Klein, appearances matter, in particular the image of piggybacking on Pulisic's accomplishments.
"It comes back to we were part of Christian Pulisic, but I don't want the story to be: We feel we are owed money because of his success," he said. "It really is a tough dilemma. We're just really big on the character of the player. So for me, it's kind of hypocritical.
"We would be justified. Everyone else in the world does it, but it's just not our style and that's what I've tried to impress upon a kid like Christian, being humble. If we move forward with it, I don't think it changes how I approach things, but to me, it still has a tint of that [hypocrisy] and it could turn in that direction.
"That's not what we want for our club."


One of my greatest joys in life is journeying with those in their 20s and 30s in my work with Charis Ministries, and even more specifically, sharing with them the gifts and joys of Ignatian spirituality. At the beginning of every Charis retreat, we take the time to share St. Ignatius's story. I am always amazed at how much his story speaks to the young adults and how much they find encouragement and inspiration in Ignatius's story.
What inspires me the most about Ignatius is the humanness of his story. The humanness and the humility that his conversion story ends with are inspiring. It seems that if he can overcome the life he was living to find Christ, our journey can't be that far.
I am a father of teens and young adults. Are you aware of any video or audio resources that (accurately) relate the conversion story of St Ignatius? Perhaps a taped presentation on DVD, CD or mp3? I'd appreciate your recommendations.
Walt, Stephanie Russell of Marquette University does a short video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r14Y_eRrHLg.
My experience as well! I teach a section of Intro to Religion at a Jesuit university and this past fall, following the lead of a colleague, I gave the first week of class over to a study of Ignatian spirituality and principles of Jesuit education. The students were captivated by Ignatius' story and inspired by the tradition in which they (many of them, unwittingly) had become immersed.
Becky, the question that you pose "Am I aware of the depth of God's desire for a relationship with me right now?" is so challenging. It is easier to recognize that I need and desire God but absolutely amazing to imagine that God desires me. Thanks for this thought-provoking question.


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Welcome to the home page of the Cruising Association.
The aim of the C.A. committee is to promote the enjoyment and use of yachts and power boats among all members of our Club. We do this by organising Cruise in Company events throughout the season, mainly on long weekends (weather permitting) to various local gulf destinations. We encourage the sharing of information among members through various social activities including our 2nd Saturday of the month barbecues (see calendar for dates).
We maintain an information base within the pages of this website to enable members, especially newcomers, to find out some of the basic information that many experienced hands take for granted, so that they can confidently plan their on water adventures.
We have installed Club moorings at Edithburgh and Stansbury and are working with the Fishing Association to upgrade their moorings at Black Point and to implement an ongoing maintenance programme.
Perhaps best of all however is that you don't have to do anything to become a member of the C.A. as it is your participation in the things we organise that makes you part of the fabric of the C.A. If we can help make your time on the water enjoyable and safe and provide the basis for social interaction and Club camaraderie then we have achieved our goal.
As always we are looking for people to join our committee so if you have some free time and can help us to help you, please get in touch with the club or one of the committee members listed below.


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In order to best determine the use of limited space at The Garden of Eden to grow and to acknowledge the desires of the clients of the Harvey Kornblum Jewish Food Pantry, a survey was conducted. The following are the results of the survey. No statistical analyses were done but the results are considered representative of the clients in the pantry.
The survey consisted of an introduction and two questions. The introduction merely stated that The Garden of Eden provided food for the pantry and had collected more than 3700 pounds last year. All the foods grown at The Garden of Eden were listed and the responders were asked to circle the ones they were most likely to take home. There was no limit to the number of choices the clients could make. One respondent marked one vegetable and about five marked all the vegetables and fruits. The second question was open ended and asked what foods the clients would like to see more of in the pantry.
The survey was administered to the clients of the food pantry during October, 2017 as they awaited their turn to be serviced. As the clients generally attend the pantry once a month, duplicates were unlikely. It is unknown how many clients could not or would not complete the survey or why. The volunteers at the pantry were asked to participate in the survey, but none did so. The staff was not asked to participate.
Four hundred two responses were returned.
Tromboncino squash took up two lines due to space on the survey. A range was given for tromboncino squash as many clients circled the word "squash" and not "tromboncino squash". 21 clients circled both words and 70 circled the word "squash". It was uncertain if they meant squash in general or the specific one.
Several aspects of the survey's open ended questions displayed misunderstandings of the survey itself – or the fact that it came from a garden. It is not likely the garden can grow items such as badder pads, toilet paper, cheese, milk, butter, cereal, canned fruit and detergent! Because of climate considerations, the garden is unable to grow oranges, lime, bananas, and quinoa. There is a lack of space for an orchard. Thus requests for apples, plums, peaches, prunes, and walnuts cannot be considered. There is also lack of space to grow corn. Carrots and blueberries do not grow well in our clay soil.
Discussion of the viable responses of the open ended survey is given later in this report.
It is obvious from the responses that foods generally considered familiar, cooked and eaten by most people, were the ones preferred most. They include in descending order from most often to least often chosen: Tomatoes, strawberries, watermelons, onions, garlic, green peppers, grapes, sweet potatoes, broccoli, russet potatoes and lettuce.
Also frequently chosen were the following items: cucumbers, cabbage, okra, collard greens, cantaloupes, and beans. Least likely to be chosen were chard, leeks, any of the squashes, and horseradish.
The difficulty interpreting the tromboncino squash responses was discussed in the last section. It was a new product introduced to the food pantry this year. The squash was offered because it was easy to grow without problems most squashes have, but it may have been a "hard sell" at the pantry because of it's unusual color and shape. Malabar spinach, not a true spinach, but easy to grow and quite nutritional, was also a new introduction to the food pantry.
Leeks and chard received an unusually low response. Leeks are grown in modestly large numbers in the garden due to the Chinese volunteers who work there. (Leeks are popular in China and Mexico.) Chard is also grown in modestly large numbers and was thought to be well received.
There was one item inadvertently left out of the foods grown in the garden: eggplant. Yet not one open ended response indicated a request for eggplant.
The need for freshly grown organic food is great and the garden is not large. It also lacks an orchard. It is not the intention of the garden to supply all the needs of the food pantry; only to supplement what is donated there.
In the future emphasis will be placed on growing the most requested items, but some of the items require much growing space (watermelons, cantaloupes). It was just as well that squash was not often chosen. Squash is particularly hard to grow for various reasons and the number of squash grown may be reduced.
Based on the open ended question of what the clients would like to see more of, the garden has never grown but would be willing to consider growing mustard greens, green tomatoes, Brussels sprouts, asparagus, and mushrooms.
Some of the less chosen items on the list will still be grown though perhaps in fewer quantities. They grow reasonably well in our garden and do not require an inordinate amount of space. These items include kale, chard, beets, turnips and turnip greens, and radishes.
The Garden of Eden wishes to express great appreciation to the clients of the food pantry for their assistance in the survey. Particular thanks is directed towards Judy Berkowitz, CEO of the food pantry, for her assistance and guidance. Thanks also goes to the food pantry for the reams of paper it took to conduct the survey. In addition, this author wishes to acknowledge and thank the unknown clients of the pantry who took time to write thanks to the garden for its efforts.
I was wondering do u have to be in a certain zip code to ge good from the pantry?


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Catholic Bishops from North America, Europe
News Release: North American, European Catholic Bishops on Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
http://www.usccb.org/news/2012/12-008.cfm
WASHINGTON—Calling for dialogue between Israeli and Palestinian leaders, representatives of Catholic bishops' conferences from North America and Europe, including Bishop Gerald Kicanas of Tucson, Arizona, gathered in Jerusalem and appealed for "tolerance and courageous leadership, able to show forgiveness and humility, to promote peaceful co-existence" in a statement to mark the annual gathering of the Coordination of Episcopal Conferences in Support of the Church in the Holy Land.
"Political leaders of both sides and our own countries need to show courage, resolve and creativity so the simple hopes of the majority for peaceful co-existence are realized," the bishops said in the January 12 statement. "The fidelity to their way of life of Jews, Christians and Muslims should always be such that there is deep-seated openness to others."
The bishops have gathered in the Holy Land since 1998 as a show of support for the Christian community there.
"While the faith we see in the Christians of the Holy Land is an inspiration to all, we have heard repeatedly and have seen ourselves that occupation and insecurity, fear and frustration dominate the life of people across this land," the bishops said.
"A defining theme we heard throughout our visit was the increasing urgency to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict," Bishop Kicanas said. "It is incumbent on the United States and the international community to prod the two parties to negotiate a two-state solution, which is the hope of a majority of Israelis and Palestinians, indeed of all the international community."
Full text of the statement follows:
We, the Bishops of the Holy Land Coordination, have met in the Holy Land since 1998, to be in solidarity with the local Christian community and share in the pastoral life of the local Church. While the faith we see in the Christians of the Holy Land is an inspiration to all, we have heard repeatedly and have seen ourselves that occupation and insecurity, fear and frustration dominate the life of people across this land. Blaming the other is an abdication of responsibility and a failure of leadership, a leadership that the people so desperately need. We have heard and we make this conviction our own: to be pro-Israeli has to mean being pro-Palestinian. This means being pro-justice for all, whose certain fruit is lasting peace.
We recognize the importance of the resumption of dialogue between the Palestinian Authority and Israel. We echo the words of Pope Benedict to the diplomatic corps on 9 January when he expressed his hope that this dialogue "will be maintained, and that it will lead to lasting peace which guarantees the right of the two peoples to dwell in security in sovereign states and within secure and internationally recognized borders."
A negotiated agreement is urgently required.
That dialogue is threatened and undermined by extremism and intolerance of the other, the signs of which are only too apparent in the attitudes, judgments and actions of far too many in the world today. This is a concern for both sides and we appeal for tolerance and courageous leadership, able to show forgiveness and humility, to promote peaceful co-existence.
Despite the serious problems we heard and we saw this year, our faith gives us hope and there are signs of hope: the gathering of the Churches for the Synod on the Middle East; the increasing numbers of pilgrims; the inter-religious co-operation and friendship we witnessed in Galilee that offers an example to all; the housing projects of the Latin Patriarchate and the Custody of the Holy Land; the humanitarian efforts of Catholic organizations along with a range of other practical, educational and cultural initiatives to assist the local community – all of which we encourage and support. Above all our hope is nourished by the continuing witness of the Christian communities we met and with whom we celebrated our faith in Gaza, Nablus, Jerusalem and Galilee.
We also recognize the progress being made on negotiations between Israel and the Holy See, with hopes for a resolution soon.
Political leaders of both sides and our own countries need to show courage, resolve and creativity so the simple hopes of the majority for peaceful co-existence are realized. The fidelity to their way of life of Jews, Christians and Muslims should always be such that there is deep-seated openness to all others. May God bless all of the people of the Holy Land.
Archbishop Patrick Kelly – Archbishop of Liverpool (England and Wales)
Archbishop Riccardo Fontana – Bishop of Arezzo-Cortona-Sansepolcro (Italy)
Archbishop Richard Smith – Archbishop of Edmonton (Canada)
Archbishop Joan-Enric Vives I Sicilia – Bishop of Urgell (Spain)
Bishop Gerald Kicanas – Bishop of Tucson (USA)
Bishop Heinrich Mussinghoff – Bishop of Aachen (Germany)
Bishop Michel Dubost – Bishop of Evry (France)
Bishop Pierre Burcher – Bishop of Reykjavik (Nordic Bishops' Conference)
Bishop William Kenney – Auxiliary Bishop of Birmingham (England and Wales)


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For more than half a century, the name Marantz has identified the best in home entertainment. And today, even in the midst of burgeoning and often confusing technology, these components still emulate the vision that originally drove Saul Marantz to expand the sensory horizons of even the most demanding aficionados.
More than any other person, Saul Marantz defined premium home entertainment. Driven by his passion for music and his accomplishments as a classical guitarist – accomplishments that led to a close friendship with Andres Segovia – he was never satisfied with the "hi fi" equipment of his day. So he built better; first in his basement, later in a factory. His talent for industrial design and his ability to infuse talented engineers like Sidney Smith and others with his vision resulted in legendary products. The Model 7 preamplifier. The Model 8 and, soon after, the 8B power amplifier. And insured that his company would remain a premiere name in the industry he helped establish.
The Model 9 "monoblock" power amplifier found a home in many audiophile systems. And NASA decided that a modified version called the 9120 was stable enough to merit use in tracking stations around the world as part of the Apollo space program. The Model 10B FM tuner, cited by many as the most accurate and best sounding tuner of all time, soon followed. The decade also saw two other significant Marantz moves; a physical one from New York to California, and an electronic one from tubes to transistors.
For almost a decade, the justifiably famous "2200" receivers introduced uncounted thousands of sound-conscious people to the vivid,enveloping, and musically accurate Marantz sound. And separate components weren't forgotten either as Marantz, benefiting from new financial backing and new production facilities in Japan, produced a growing roster of preamplifiers, power amplifiers, integrated amps, tuners, turntables, and speakers. This was a decade of intense growth and expansion, fueled by imaginative product development and demanding quality standards.
Marantz quality goes unquestioned. In 1974, customer Francisco Espina writes Marantz detailing the survival of his Marantz 2270 during a fire in the building he lives in. Out of curiosity he plugs his now crispy 2270 in and amazingly it sounds perfect.
In 1982, consumer digital audio became a reality in North America. And Marantz's CD-63, the first publicly announced CD player, led the way. This groundbreaking development was soon followed by the appearance of the CD-12, the world's first two-piece CD player. Announcement of the CD-63, led the way. was there at the very beginning. Marantz also becomes involved with video for the first time with the CDV-780 Laserdisc player.
Marantz entered the '90s with the energy and dedication that came from restored corporate unity. We moved into audio/video with the introduction of the SM-80, our first THX-certified amplifier in 1992 and the critically-acclaimed SR96 THX-certified receiver four years later. The '90s also saw the VP8770, the first Marantz LCD video front projector, and the PD4280, the first of our much-praised plasma monitor series. Sadly, we – and the industry – lost Saul Marantz.


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package org.aikodi.chameleon.core.namespace;

import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList;
import org.aikodi.chameleon.core.declaration.Declaration;
import org.aikodi.chameleon.core.element.Element;
import org.aikodi.chameleon.core.lookup.LookupException;
import org.aikodi.chameleon.exception.ChameleonProgrammerException;
import org.aikodi.chameleon.util.Lists;
import org.aikodi.chameleon.workspace.DocumentLoader;
import org.aikodi.chameleon.workspace.InputException;
import org.aikodi.chameleon.workspace.View;
import org.aikodi.rejuse.association.OrderedMultiAssociation;

import java.util.*;

/**
 * FIXME: use default methods in {@link DocumentLoaderNamespace} to get rid
 * of the code duplication.
 *
 * @author Marko van Dooren
 */
public class LazyRootNamespace extends RootNamespace implements DocumentLoaderNamespace {

	public LazyRootNamespace() {
		this(null);
	}

	@Override
	protected RootNamespace cloneSelf() {
		return new LazyRootNamespace();
	}

	public LazyRootNamespace(View view) {
		super(view,new LazyNamespaceFactory());
	}

	@Override
	protected synchronized List<Declaration> searchDeclarations(String name) throws LookupException {
		// First check the declaration cache.
		List<Declaration> candidates = super.searchDeclarations(name);
		// If there was no cache, the document loaders might have something
		if(candidates == null) {
			for(Namespace ns: subNamespaces()) {
				if(ns.name().equals(name)) {
					candidates = ImmutableList.<Declaration>of(ns);
					break;
				}
			}
			// documentLoaders is sorted: the element with the highest priority is in front.
			Queue<DocumentLoader> documentLoaders = _sourceMap.get(name);
			if(documentLoaders != null && ! documentLoaders.isEmpty()) {
					if(candidates == null) {
						candidates = Lists.create();
					}
				candidates.addAll(documentLoaders.peek().targetDeclarations(name));
			}
			if(candidates == null){
				candidates = Lists.create();
			}
			storeCache(name, candidates);
		}
		return candidates;
	}

	@Override
   public void addDocumentLoader(DocumentLoader source) throws InputException {
		_documentLoaders.add(source.namespaceLink());
		List<String> targetDeclarationNames = source.targetDeclarationNames(this);
		addDocumentLoaderToCache(source, targetDeclarationNames);
	}

  protected void addDocumentLoaderToCache(DocumentLoader source, List<String> targetDeclarationNames) {
    for(String name: targetDeclarationNames) {
			if(name == null) {
				throw new ChameleonProgrammerException("A document loader uses null as a declaration name.");
			}
			Queue<DocumentLoader> queue = _sourceMap.get(name);
			if(queue == null) {
				queue = new PriorityQueue<DocumentLoader>();
				_sourceMap.put(name, queue);
			}
			queue.add(source);
		}
  }

	@Override
	public List<Declaration> declarations() throws LookupException {
		for(DocumentLoader source: documentLoaders()) {
			try {
				source.load();
			} catch (InputException e) {
				throw new LookupException("File open error",e);
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Magazine Issues » August 2007
COMPANY PROFILE: Doing it their way
Henderson was one of the first firms to integrate hedge funds into its long-only business, and is well placed to comment on the current buzz surrounding 130/30 funds. By Fionnuala Synott
You can hardly move anymore for people talking about 130/30 funds. These hedge fund 'lite' products have captured the imagination of asset managers and have led to predictions that institutional investors will commit between $30bn and $40bn (e21.9bn and e29.2bn) to these products next year.
The 130/30 fund is being marketed as the optimal investment solution. But Kate O'Neill has a word of warning for investors looking at these products: "This is not the Diet Coke version of a hedge fund and it is dangerous to think of these funds that way. They are not hedge funds but instead use hedge fund-like instruments to enhance returns."
Kate O'Neill is the director of European distribution and hedge funds at Henderson Global Investors and is well positioned to comment.
"We were one of the first institutional pan-European asset managers to start a hedge fund business and to integrate it into our long-only business," says O'Neill.
Last year, Henderson launched the Pan-European Alpha Plus Fund within its Horizon offshore range, inspired by the multi-strategy equities investment style pioneered by Andrew Formica, Henderson's head of equities.
O'Neill explains: "The team have index-tracking products that take small bets either side of the index. They choose their overweights and underweights using four different strategies. After the enhanced index product, the team used their same stock picks to form a hedge fund by racheting up the positions and removing the index exposure."
The Pan European Alpha Plus Fund is a convergence of the two approaches: partially shorting but with index exposure. "This is our 130/30 fund, although the label 130/30 is a little misleading as it can be 110/10 or 160/60 depending on the fund manager."
As far as O'Neill is concerned, one of the great advantages of Ucits 3, the European fund regulations, is the way it has allowed asset managers to use technical trading to add alpha to products rather than taking a traditional stock-picking approach. "For an experienced hedge fund manager like us, transporting alpha into long-only funds is not difficult but without a track record in hedge funds it would be tricky. Risk management and operational infrastructure are vital as hedge fund-like instruments do take a lot of risk to generate return – they are not for everybody."
Hedge fund experience is something that Henderson has a lot of. In fact, nearly all of Henderson's equity desks run hedge funds alongside their long-only funds. The Japanese team, for instance, manages an oeic, a sicav and a hedge fund and the same applies to Henderson's Asian desk and the value and income UK team.
O'Neill claims that the convergence of hedge funds with mainstream asset management has improved the culture of the firm. In fact, hedge funds have become a part of the incentives process at Henderson. For successful fund managers there is the possibility of being given a hedge fund to run as well as more traditional incentives such as performance fees on some funds and equity share plans – "a huge advantage to being listed and purely fund management".
"In 2002, when fund managers were leaving traditional investment managers in order to set up or join hedge funds, we managed to retain high-calibre fund managers by offering them the opportunity to run a hedge fund."
These managers are no doubt glad that they stayed put given how changing investor attitudes have affected the structure of hedge funds: "Nowadays, hedge fund boutiques are starting to look
like mini institutions. The entrepreneurial spirit that characterised the first hedge funds is waning as clients require more stringent controls."
Henderson believes that a certain degree of autonomy is key to retaining good fund managers. In accordance with this ethos, Henderson doesn't have a house investment style, preferring to
focus on "pools of performance generation around various desks". In practice, this means that each fund management desk runs its funds according to its own process. For example, the UK equity funds are managed from a number of different desks including Growth and Income, Value and Income, Multi Strategy Equities (UK Enhanced Index) and Pan European Equities (growth).
"UK equities is an extreme example but it's important to note that what one person might be adding to their portfolio someone else might be selling. Generally all the fund managers are stock pickers and not so fussed by macro economic trends on the equity side."
When it comes to distribution, autonomy is also vital for Henderson. The firm is not linked to any distribution house so is free to build its distribution as it sees fit. So far, in Europe, this has meant building from the bottom-up and hiring local talent. "This approach has been successful and has led to great networks and relationships."
Henderson now has a network of offices in Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Luxembourg, Madrid, Milan, Paris, Vienna, Zurich and London. "We are one of the top three foreign asset managers [in each of its markets] despite having strong competition from local banks, some of which are adopting open architecture."
According to O'Neill, the secret of Henderson's success (and its e92.2bn in assets) is the quality of the asset management firm's product range, which ranges from property funds to listed assets. "We are seen as innovative but we haven't done 'me too' products, so it doesn't look like we're just following trends."
As well as a suite of eight mutual funds, Henderson offers investors a number of fund ranges including UK OEICs covering fixed income and equities, Luxembourg Sicavs including equities, property equities, bonds and US mutual funds. It also has specialist direct property funds for institutional clients, as well as segregated and pooled funds for institutional clients covering equities and fixed income PFI.
In addition to the Alpha Plus Fund, Henderson has recently launched two new funds that also use Ucits 3 powers. The Alpha Return Bond Fund, which is managed by Henderson's fixed income hedge fund manager, and the Asian Dividend Income Fund. "Our Pan European Alpha Plus and our Asian Dividend Income Fund showcase Henderson at its best. These funds demonstrate our long-only and hedge fund techniques and show that we are a boutique of high-performing asset management."
The asset manager has recently added an activist arm to its equity business and is set to launch an active engagement fund for institutional investors in the second half of this year following interest in the asset class in the US. Activist investing is still at an early stage of development in Europe.
The fund will invest in listed companies that are fundamentally sound but are underperforming and will work alongside management to enhance shareholder value.
Initially, the fund will seek to hold significant minority stakes in 10-15 companies for pan-European listed companies in the £100m (e149m) to £1bn (e1.49bn) market capitalisation range.
For Henderson, the key to growth lies in cutting-edge strategies and risk management capabilities. "We want to anticipate changes in investor appetite by being very close to the client base and understanding drivers, whether they're prompted by regulatory changes or consumer trends," said O'Neill.
© fe August 2007


AlzheimersNet is your guide to memory care in Loxley, AL. Memory care facilities provide housing and care for people age 65 and older with Alzheimer's disease and other kinds of dementia. Memory care empowers seniors who have memory loss to stay as active and engaged as they possibly can, while living in a dignified, safe and supervised environment. Our local Senior Living Advisors are widely knowledgeable about dementia care in Loxley, AL and surrounding areas. After an initial consultation, your advisor will prepare a list of memory care providers that most closely match your loved one's unique priorities for care and living preferences, as well as your family's finances.
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Loxley is a town in Baldwin County, Alabama, United States. As of the 2010 census, the population of the town was 1,632. It is part of the Daphne-Fairhope-Foley micropolitan area. Loxley is becoming a popular location for the expansion of the suburbs from Daphne and Spanish Fort, Alabama, because it is served by an Interstate 10 exit and is almost directly between the cities of Mobile, Alabama, and Pensacola, Florida.
They serve vegetarian food at The Blake at Malbis, there is a physician on call, the community is secured for the safety of memory care residents that might be prone to wander, caregivers at The Blake at Malbis are trained to spot potential disorientation presented by residents, and this community was built in 2010.
An on-call physician is available to help, a dentist visits this community regularly, caregiver employees can deal with any wandering issues residents may have, full-service medication administration is available, and residents who drive will find parking available to them.
The community is secured for the safety of memory care patients that might be prone to wander, full-service medication administration is available, respite care is offered, this community was built in 2014, and the community is licensed for 40 residents.
Caregiver employees can deal with any wandering issues memory care residents may have, resident parking is available to residents who drive, wheelchair accessible showers are available at this location, residents can arrange for a room at this community that will allow them to live in this location whatever their healthcare needs are and become, and this location was renovated in 2012.
Tasty and nourishing meals are provided to all residents even those with dietary restrictions, the community is secured for the safety of patients that might be prone to wander, Elmcroft of Heritage Woods is skilled in behavioral issues that residents might be inclined to, Elmcroft of Heritage Woods has the training to resolve any aggression that residents may have, and trained staff can administer injectable medication.
Licensed nurses are on staff to help you, the community is secured for the safety of residents that might be exit seeking, staff is trained to deal with any exit seeking behaviors that might present themselves handled, wheelchair accessible showers are available at this location, and aging in place allows residents to remain in one location as their care needs change.
The minimum allowable age of residents is 18, a visiting podiatrist helps keep your feet healthy, Pacifica Senior Living Creekside is close to major bus lines, hospice is an option available at this location, and respite care is offered.


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B is for Biarritz – Template Holes
B is for BIARRITZ
Most of the template holes replicated by Macdonald and his acolytes draw inspiration from originals based in the homeland of golf, the British Isles. The Biarritz is a rare exception, most commonly traced back to the Southwest coast of France, in the region of the same name. There, Tom and Willie Dunn Jr. crafted one of the most famous and infamous Par 3s in history.
Biarritz Le Phare clubhouse - photo courtesy of Golf de Biarritz Le Phare
The "Chasm" hole (the current name for the template is derived from its original host club, not the original hole name) at Golf de Biarritz Le Phare. The third hole featured a heroic carry over the title chasm, about 160 yards, to a massive putting surface. The target area featured two large flat zones—one at the front and one toward the rear—divided by a drastic swale running between them, and guarded on the side by bunkering. It is believed that only the rear platform was ever pinned—totaling between 210 and 240 yards—making the hole essentially a test of a player's ability to hit both long and straight (this was certainly a driver during the Dunn brothers' time).
The rest of the putting surface's dimensions are largely conjecture, as the original lasted only four years before construction of a hotel moved the teebox and took the the bay out of play. The original green, and hole, would eventually be eliminated and, later, decimated during World War II. Furthering the mystery is the unlikelihood that Macdonald could have found himself in France during its brief existence.
All of these factors—or lack thereof—add up to occasionally contentious conversation among golf architecture enthusiasts.
OTHER INTERPRETATIONS
Frequently, the "Other Interpretations" section begins at Macdonald's template showcase, the National Golf Links of America. Perhaps fuelling the fires of Biarritz-bashers, the model doesn't make an appearance. Instead, Long Island's Piping Rock Club hosts the designer's first Biarritz. In the absence of official documents, the Biarritz swale has traditionally been understood to fit within a range of 1 and 1.5 meters in depth, which describes Piping Rock's variant well. Lacking a bay, Macdonald added a large bunker in front of the first plane. It's important to note that this landing area is not green, but fairway, running down into the swale, which features a similar cut. The effect is a rather micro-version of the Valley of Sin, forcing a tricky up-and-down recovery for shots short off the tee. These specifications inspire the most vocal arguments, about whether the front could—or should—be pinned, and whether that act violates Macdonald's intentions.
Piping Rock 9th hole - photo courtesy of John Sabino
One person who didn't see an issue pinning the front was Seth Raynor, Macdonald's nearest acolyte. His Course at Yale hosts perhaps the most famous rendition of the Biarritz, and perhaps the most dramatic as well. Players must carry nearly 200 yards of water to where the green immediately begins, through a swale deeper than Yao Ming is tall, to the back plateau. To compound your problems, the green tilts aggressively both front-to-back and right-to-left.
Yale 9th hole - photo courtesy of The Course at Yale
While a more "dignified" template, such as the Redan, might flaunt its subtle tweaks from the original, the Biarritz seemingly encouraged imitators to push the envelope ever further. Charles Banks created one of the longest versions at Forsgate Country Club in New Jersey, stretching to 235 yards. Not taking his nickname "Steamshovel" lightly, the designer also added Raynor-style thumbprints to both of the green's flat surfaces. The most controversial element, however? His swale can be pinned.
Forsgate (Banks) 17th hole - photo courtesy of Forsgate Country Club
Getting back to Macdonald, The Creek gets a nod for its distinct rendition. Missing the green isn't enviable for any Biarritz, but Creek's takes it to a new level via its Biarritz/Island hybrid. It's a big target, but tee shots are easily pushed by aggressive winds into the Long Island Sound inlet.
The Creek 11th hole - photo courtesy of The Creek
The naturalist tendency of the 21st Century has made this template a less-likely choice for new courses, but a few true Biarritzes have emerged. One of the more straightforward versions is No. 16 at Streamsong's Red Course, featuring a 70-yard green that plays between the property's dunes.
Streamsong (Red) 16th hole - photo courtesy of Streamsong
MAYBE...MAYBE NOT
The most famous examples of the Biarritz don't leave much room for subtlety. Accordingly, some of the more debatable examples are guilty of underdoing rather than overdoing. Tom Doak included a Biarritz-based hole at Bandon's Old Macdonald, but the Oregon resort's naturalist aesthetic raises some doubts. The green does take a pill shape, and features a swale through the middle. On either side of the swale, however, Doak enacts rolling features more in uniform with his Pacific Dunes design than the relatively plain planes of traditional Biarritzes. And, at 180 yards, it is short even by Dunn's old-fashioned standards.
Bandon Dunes (Old Macdonald) 7th hole - photo courtesy of Bandon Dunes
There is no doubt a Biarritz green can accomplish its purpose as part of a long Par 4 or short Par 5, but two of the more notable examples raise other questions. For example, Tillinghast included one at Somerset Hills Country Club. Perhaps because of the hole's two-shot nature, his swale at No. 13 is much shallower than the holes referenced above. This alters the approach, but is it watered down enough to strip the "Biarritz" title?
The "Gate" hole at North Berwick Golf Club does more than inspire questions about the nature of the Biarritz; it inspires questions as to the template's origin story! The approach shot on this Par 4 is much shorter than typical Biarritzes, but the green much more severe. Similar to the course's iconic Redan, the green tilts down from front-right to back-left, and is divided by a gully reaching Yale-level depths. If the concept alone weren't enough to stir the pot, some suggest that Gate may be the true inspiration behind the Biarritz. North Berwick was founded in 1832 and Macdonald had decisively visited, unlike the Chasm hole. Two facts take some wind out of this theory, however: One, most historians agree that Gate was added in the 1930s, and it's suspect that Bernard Darwin didn't mention the green during his 1920s visit. Second, Macdonald named the template "Biarritz," not "Berwick."
North Berwick 16th hole - Gate - photo courtesy of North Berwick Golf Club


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5 Bombshells from NY Times Report on Harvey Weinstein Sexual Harassment Claims
by Alberto Luperon | 3:06 pm, October 5th, 2017
The New York Times published a report on Thursday, which claimed movie mogul Harvey Weinstein has spent nearly three decades sexually harassing young actresses and staffers. Here are the big allegations:
#1 – There were allegedly eight settlements: Sources, described as "two company officials speaking on the condition of anonymity" told the Times that Weinstein settled sexual harassment claims with at least eight women over the years. This included an assistant in 1990, an actress in 1997 (more on that later), and an Italian model in 2015. One of the women, staffer Lauren O'Connor, reportedly wrote a 2015 memo claiming that Weinstein sexually harassed her over a two-year period.
#2 – He allegedly pursued actresses…: Actress Ashley Judd told the Times that Weinstein harassed her when she was shooting the 1997 film Kiss the Girls. Judd said Weinstein had her sent up to his hotel room. She claimed he was wearing a bathrobe, and asked if she could give him a message, help him pick out clothes for the day, and watch him shower. Judd said she was "panicky [and] trapped" about the incident, and because of his leverage as a head honcho at Miramax. The Times report also said that actress Rose McGowan, then 23, settled with Weinstein in 1997 over an alleged incident in a hotel room during the Sundance Film Festival. The settlement, which the Times first reported, said it wasn't an admission of guilt, but meant to "avoid litigation and buy peace." McGowan declined to comment in the article.
#3 – …and staffers: Weinstein's alleged victims fit the same profile–young women in their 20s looking to break into the business. This included assistants like O'Connor. She said, in her above-mentioned memo, Weinstein asked her for what the Times described as a massage (while he was allegedly naked), leaving her "crying and very distraught."
#4 – It Allegedly Wasn't a Big Secret: Judd said it has been an open secret for years: "Women have been talking about Harvey amongst ourselves for a long time, and it's simply beyond time to have the conversation publicly." O'Connor wrote her memo in 2015, addressed to several executives at Weinstein's company. Sources told the Times that executives, including his 62-year-old brother and partner Bob Weinstein, were alarmed by the memo's claims, but this went nowhere. As the Times put it: "In the end, though, board members were assured there was no need to investigate." O'Connor later settled with Weinstein, pulling back on her allegations, and thanking him for hiring her. The Times said that "dozens" of Weinstein's former and current employees said they knew about this behavior, though only a few claimed to have confronted him about it. This reportedly included assistants and execs.
#5 – Despite denying allegations, Weinstein says he will seek treatment: "The parties made peace very quickly," attorney Lisa Bloom told the Times about O'Connor's settlement. Bloom is advising Weinstein despite being known for representing plaintiffs in sexual harassment claims. She said in a statement that Weinstein "denies many of the accusations as patently false." Weinstein himself told the Times earlier this week that claims in O'Connor's memo were "off base." Nonetheless, he said he will seek therapy. "I appreciate the way I've behaved with colleagues in the past has caused a lot of pain, and I sincerely apologize for it," he told the Times in a statement Thursday afternoon. "Though I'm trying to do better, I know I have a long way to go." He will take a leave of absence to "deal with this issue head on," he told the Times. Weinstein did not specifically detail what he had to apologize for.
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Cambodia and its capital Phnom Penh have a turbulent history. A good place to learn a little about the earlier eras is the National Museum – it houses artifacts of more than 2,000 years of Khmer history and is worth a visit!
Check out my Destination Guide – Phnom Penh to plan things to see & do, where to stay &eat!


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ERS Genomics, Bioneer Sign License Agreement for CRISPR Gene Editing Tech
BioPharm International Editors
ERS Genomics and Bioneer have revealed the signing of a license agreement for access to CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing technology intellectual property.
In a June 4, 2019 press statement, ERS Genomics and Bioneer have revealed the signing of a license agreement for access to CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing technology intellectual property.
The terms of the agreement will enable Bioneer to use ERS Genomics' technology to generate a range of innovative human cell-based disease models, which will broaden its core capabilities and expand on its expertise in biomedical research support. Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
"Bioneer has proven expertise in a broad array of biomedical fields. Adding CRISPR/Cas9 to their toolbox ensures they remain on the leading edge of technology," said Eric Rhodes, CEO of ERS Genomics, in the press statement. "We are very pleased that Bioneer chose to expand on its service offering by licensing CRISPR/Cas9 technology through ERS Genomics."
"This cutting-edge technology will complement Bioneer's competences in advanced preclinical disease modeling," added Lars H. Pedersen, CEO of Bioneer.
Christian Clausen, CSO of Bioneer, said, "Bioneer is working with both industry and academia to solve complex disease relevant questions by using advanced disease modeling. The CRISPR/Cas9 tools will enable clients and collaborators to precisely tailor their preclinical modeling strategies to their specific needs for predictive in vitro models."
Source: ERS Genomics
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Firehouse Flatness Study - J Scott Smith Visual Designs, Inc.
This was another cool application of 3D Site Analysis: The floor in the Lake Leelanau Fire Department does not drain properly. Machin Engineering and Team Elmers are going to fix that, but before they can redesign and rebuild they need to see exactly what the floor is currently doing. That's where we came in. Using LIDAR (fancy 3D laser camera), we scanned the space and created a 3D model for their analysis. Fun stuff! Glad to be included on this project with a great team!


fiction writing, Insomnia, Where do ideas come from?
Why do I wake up to you on so many mornings? Why you, why not any other time?
Are you my unconscious reminding me to seize the moment and write down random story ideas, or dreams that I may forget once I am fully awake?


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Q: Discord response unauthorized after attempting to send a message through CURL I've been trying to send a message to my server for a few hours now and failing to do so.
I can receive certain data but i cannot send any message and I'm wondering if i am doing something wrong.
This is my current attempt:
<?php

class Discord {

    public static $instance;
    public static $api = 'https://discordapp.com/api/v6/';
    public static $auth = 'Authorization: Bot ' . config['bot_token'];

    private static function generateInstance($request_url, $fields) {

        self::$instance = curl_init();
        curl_setopt_array(self::$instance, array(
            CURLOPT_URL            => $request_url,
            CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER     => [self::$auth, 'Content-Type: application/json'],
            CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER => 1,
            CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION => 1,
            CURLOPT_VERBOSE        => 1,
            CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER => 0,
            CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS     => $fields
        ));
        $response = curl_exec(self::$instance);
        curl_close(self::$instance);

        return $response;

    }

    public static function sendMessage() {

        return self::generateInstance(self::$api . '/channels/' . intval(632172270751711247) . '/messages', [
            'content' => "Hello"
        ]);

    }

}

The response being:
string(42) "{"message": "Unauthorized", "code": 40001}"


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