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Q: Traversing multiple lists in django template in same for loop I want to traverse multiple lists within a django template in the same for loop. How do i do it?
some thinking link this:
{% for item1, item2, item3 in list1, list2 list3 %}

{{ item1 }}, {{ item2 }}, {{ item3 }}

{% endfor %}

Is something like this possible?

A: Abusing django templates:
{% for x in list_a %}
{% with forloop.counter|cut:" " as index %}
  {{ x }},
  {{ list_b|slice:index|last }},
  {{ list_c|slice:index|last }}

{% endwith %}
{% endfor %}

But NEVER do that!!! just use zip in Your views.

A: You have two options:
1. You define your objects so that you can access the items like parameters
for x in list:
    {{x.item1}}, {{x.item2}}, {{x.item3}}

Note that you have to make up the list by combining the three lists:
lst = [{'item1': t[0], 'item2': t[1], 'item3':t[2]} for t in zip(list_a, list_b, list_c)]

2. You define your own filter
from django import template

register = template.Library()

@register.filter(name='list_iter')
def list_iter(lists):
    list_a, list_b, list_c = lists

    for x, y, z in zip(list_a, list_b, list_c):
        yield (x, y, z)

# test the filter
for x in list_iter((list_a, list_b, list_c)):
    print x

See the filter documentation

A: Custom Template Tag
from django import template

register = template.Library()

def parse_tokens(parser, bits):
    """
    Parse a tag bits (split tokens) and return a list on kwargs (from bits of the  fu=bar) and a list of arguments.
    """

    kwargs = {}
    args = []
    for bit in bits[1:]:
        try:
            try:
                pair = bit.split('=')
                kwargs[str(pair[0])] = parser.compile_filter(pair[1])
            except IndexError:
                args.append(parser.compile_filter(bit))
        except TypeError:
            raise template.TemplateSyntaxError('Bad argument "%s" for tag "%s"' % (bit, bits[0]))

    return args, kwargs

class ZipLongestNode(template.Node):
    """
    Zip multiple lists into one using the longest to determine the size

    Usage: {% zip_longest list1 list2 <list3...> as items %}
    """
    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        self.lists = args
        self.varname = kwargs['varname']

    def render(self, context):
        lists = [e.resolve(context) for e in self.lists]

        if self.varname is not None:
            context[self.varname] = [i for i in map(lambda *a: a, *lists)]
        return ''

@register.tag
def zip_longest(parser, token):
    bits = token.contents.split()
    varname = None
    if bits[-2] == 'as':
        varname = bits[-1]
        del bits[-2:]
    else:
        # raise exception
        pass
    args, kwargs = parse_tokens(parser, bits)

    if varname:
        kwargs['varname'] = varname

    return ZipLongestNode(*args, **kwargs)

Usage:
{% zip_longest list1 list2 as items %}

This lets you pass 2 or more lists to a tag then iterate over the items variable. If you use more than two lists then you'll need loop again unfortunately. However with two lists I've used the first and last filters inside the loop like this:
{% for item in items %}
    {% with item|first as one %}
    {% with item|last as two %}

{{ one }}

{{ two }}

    {% endwith %}
    {% endwith %}
{% endfor %}

However, having built all of this, it might be better to do this in a view!
Python's Itertools
You should also consider Python's itertools, which has the izip_longest method that takes two or more lists. It returns the lists as one using the longest list to determine the size (if you want it to concatenate to the shortest list then look no further than izip). You can choose what to fill empty values with using the fillvalue keyword, but by default this is None.
Both izip_longest and izip return an iterator instead of a list, so you could see some performance gain on larger sites.
It's important to to note that izip_longest might hit the db slightly more than necessary depending on how it determines the length of each list (performing a count() would be an extra call to the db). However I haven't managed to reliably test this and it would only matter once you had to scale up.


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Have no excuses. How convenient is it to blame everything and everybody for the things we got going on in our lives? Be positive, YOU control the outcomes in your life. You can't be doing the same thing and expect different results.


Fadnavis also attacked NCP chief Sharad Pawar in the rally, which was held in Kolhapur in western Maharashtra, known as the stronghold of the Congress and the NCP.
Out of the total 48 Lok Sabha seats in Maharashtra, the BJP and the Sena will contest 25 and 23 seats each.
In the first campaign rally of the BJP-led NDA for the Lok Sabha elections in Maharashtra, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis Sunday attacked the Congress for questioning 'genuineness' of the cross-border strike.
He said only two types of people–Pakistan and the Congress and its allies–are questioning veracity of the operation conducted by the Indian armed forces.
In his address, Shiv Sena president Uddhav Thackeray too attacked Pawar for "destroying" Maharashtra during his long political career.
"Only two types of people are questioning the surgical strikes. One of them is Pakistan and the other one is Congress and its allies," Fadnavis said.
"After the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack, there was only condemnation. But after the terror attack in Uri (in 2017), our government carried out a surgical strike," the chief minister said.
Given that Kolhapur district is the nerve centre of sugar politics from where the NCP and Congress draw its electoral strength, Fadnavis took a dig at Pawar.
"We may understand little about sugar industry, but we have taken more decisions for this industry than anyone else," he said.
Kolhapur and Sangli districts had witnessed violence in January this year in the wake of the failure of some sugar factories to pay arrears to sugarcane cultivators.
Appealing the people to vote for the BJP again, Fadnavis said a large number of bank accounts were opened under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
"Some Rs 80,000 crore has been transferred into bank accounts under several welfare schemes. It is my open challenge to the Congress and the NCP to compare the figures of my government to their rule of 15 years prior to 2014," he said.
Thackeray also took a dig at Pawar. "In his entire political career, Pawar destroyed Maharashtra. We know the quality of such people," he said.
The Sena chief also taunted the Congress and the NCP over a string of leaders from both the parties defecting to the NDA partners in the run-up to Lok Sabha polls.
"I do not know if anybody is left in the Opposition camp to contest against us. At this rate of exodus…I hope the BJP will not induct Sharad Pawar into its fold one day," he quipped.
Thackeray announced candidature of Narendra Patil from Satara Lok Sabha constituency, who will contest against NCP stalwart and sitting MP Udayanraje Bhosale.
In the seat-sharing deal announced Saturday, the Congress and the NCP announced to contest 24 and 20 seats, respectively, while leaving four seats to smaller allies under the aegis of the "United Progressive Mega-Alliance".


There are a number of review articles on bitemarks that are a good starting place to learn more about their use in the medico legal matters.
J Am Dent Assoc. 1995 Feb;126(2):223-32.
Bite marks in forensic dentistry: a review of legal, scientific issues.
Br Dent J. 2001 Apr 28;190(8):415-8.
A look at forensic dentistry–Part 2: teeth as weapons of violence–identification of bitemark perpetrators.
Dent Update. 2008 Jan-Feb;35(1):48-50, 53-4, 57-8 passim.
Forensic dentistry: 2. Bitemarks and bite injuries.


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Пародонтоз может вызвать болезнь Альцгеймера - Форум для стоматологов, зубных техников и пациентов.
Пародонтоз может вызвать болезнь Альцгеймера.
Интерес исследователей вызвала бактерия Porphyromonas gingivalis. Она находится в полости рта, но может проникнуть в кровь и начать распространяться по организму, например, при повреждении десен зубной нитью.
Главная опасность этой бактерии заключается в синтезировании ферментов, которые разрушают связи между аминокислотами в белках. Антибиотики не могут ее уничтожить, а только вырабатывают устойчивость к лекарственным средствам.
Стефан Домини из американской компании Cortexyme, Ян Потемпа из Ягеллонского университета в Польше и их коллеги из других стран решили проверить, могут ли вырабатываемые этой бактерией ферменты провоцировать развитие болезни Альцгеймера.
Ученые изучили ткани мозга людей, страдавших болезнью Альцгеймера, и установили, что более 90% из 50 образцов содержали разные типы ферментов бактерии P. gingivalis.
Исследователям также удалось опытным путем установить взаимосвязь между появлением в клетках этих ферментов и повреждением тау-белков, которое и происходит в человеческом организме при болезни Альцгеймера.
J Oral Microbiol. 2019 Jan 9;11(1):1563410. doi: 10.1080/20002297.2018.1563410. eCollection 2019.
Possible role of Porphyromonas gingivalis in orodigestive cancers.
1Department of Oral Biology, Faculty of Dentistry, University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway.2Department of Oral Health Sciences, Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, SC, USA.
There is increasing evidence for an association between periodontitis/tooth loss and oral, gastrointestinal, and pancreatic cancers. Periodontal disease, which is characterized by chronic inflammation and microbial dysbiosis, is a significant risk factor for orodigestive carcinogenesis. Porphyromonas gingivalis is proposed as a keystone pathogen in chronic periodontitis causing both dysbiosis and discordant immune response. The present review focuses on the growing recognition of a relationship between P. gingivalis and orodigestive cancers. Porphyromonas gingivalis has been recovered in abundance from oral squamous cell carcinoma (OSCC). Recently established tumorigenesis models have indicated a direct relationship between P. gingivalis and carcinogenesis. The bacterium upregulates specific receptors on OSCC cells and keratinocytes, induces epithelial-to-mesenchymal (EMT) transition of normal oral epithelial cells and activates metalloproteinase-9 and interleukin-8 in cultures of the carcinoma cells. In addition, P. gingivalis accelerates cell cycling and suppresses apoptosis in cultures of primary oral epithelial cells. In oral cancer cells, the cell cycle is arrested and there is no effect on apoptosis, but macro autophagy is increased. Porphyromonas gingivalis promotes distant metastasis and chemoresistance to anti-cancer agents and accelerates proliferation of oral tumor cells by affecting gene expression of defensins, by peptidyl-arginine deiminase and noncanonical activation of β-catenin. The pathogen also converts ethanol to the carcinogenic intermediate acetaldehyde. In addition, P. gingivalis can be implicated in precancerous gastric and colon lesions, esophageal squamous cell carcinoma, head and neck (larynx, throat, lip, mouth and salivary glands) carcinoma, and pancreatic cancer. The fact that distant organs can be involved clearly emphasizes that P. gingivalis has systemic tumorigenic effects in addition to the local effects in its native territory, the oral cavity. Although coinfection with other bacteria, viruses, and fungi occurs in periodontitis, P. gingivalis relates to cancer even in absence of periodontitis. Thus, there may be a direct relationship between P. gingivalis and orodigestive cancers.
Microorganisms. 2019 Jan 13;7(1). pii: E20. doi: 10.3390/microorganisms7010020.
Role of Oral Microbiota in Cancer Development.
Nowadays cancer is the second main cause of death in the world. The most known bacterial carcinogen is Helicobacter pylori. Pathogens that can have an impact on cancer development in the gastrointestinal tract are also found in the oral cavity. Some specific species have been identified that correlate strongly with oral cancer, such as Streptococcus sp., Peptostreptococcus sp., Prevotella sp., Fusobacterium sp., Porphyromonas gingivalis, and Capnocytophaga gingivalis. Many works have also shown that the oral periopathogens Fusobacterium nucleatum and Porphyromonas gingivalis play an important role in the development of colorectal and pancreatic cancer. Three mechanisms of action have been suggested in regard to the role of oral microbiota in the pathogenesis of cancer. The first is bacterial stimulation of chronic inflammation. Inflammatory mediators produced in this process cause or facilitate cell proliferation, mutagenesis, oncogene activation, and angiogenesis. The second mechanism attributed to bacteria that may influence the pathogenesis of cancers by affecting cell proliferation is the activation of NF-κB and inhibition of cellular apoptosis. In the third mechanism, bacteria produce some substances that act in a carcinogenic manner. This review presents potentially oncogenic oral bacteria and possible mechanisms of their action on the carcinogenesis of human cells.
J Alzheimers Dis Rep. 2018 Dec 20;2(1):219-228. doi: 10.3233/ADR-180080.
Are Porphyromonas gingivalis Outer Membrane Vesicles Microbullets for Sporadic Alzheimer's Disease Manifestation?
Our research into Alzheimer's disease (AD) focuses on the oral cavity and the brain, from which key evaluations of prospective and retrospective population-based data have shown that chronic periodontal disease existing for ten-years or over doubles the risk for the sporadic form of AD. Furthermore, Porphyromonas gingivalis (P. gingivalis) mono-infections in established periodontal lesions, or introducing its lipopolysachharide (LPS), as demonstrated in in vivo studies, show hallmark pathology inclusive of extracellular amyloid plaques and phospho-tau bound neurofibrillary tangles with AD-like phenotype. Other studies have shown that if periodontitis remains untreated in human AD patients, cognitive decline ensues. This is a bi-directional relationship meaning that the converse is also true; treating periodontal disease in AD patients improves memory. Bacterial cultures and established oral biofilms generate vast numbers of microvesicles and P. gingivalis outer membrane vesicles encase key virulence factors (LPS, gingipains, capsule, fimbriae) as though they are complete destructive "microbullets" when shed in the host. This provides P. gingivalis additional arsenal to manipulate its entry into disparate organs, hijack phagocytosis, destroy tissues, and affect complement related genes while transducing the onset of proinflammatory signaling cascades. The resulting inflammatory mediators may be the cause of disease defining lesions and cognitive decline typical of clinical AD.
Front Aging Neurosci. 2017 Dec 12;9:408. doi: 10.3389/fnagi.2017.00408. eCollection 2017.
The Porphyromonas gingivalis/Host Interactome Shows Enrichment in GWASdb Genes Related to Alzheimer's Disease, Diabetes and Cardiovascular Diseases.
Carter CJ1, France J2, Crean S2, Singhrao SK2.
Periodontal disease is of established etiology in which polymicrobial synergistic ecology has become dysbiotic under the influence of Porphyromonas gingivalis. Following breakdown of the host's protective oral tissue barriers, P. gingivalis migrates to developing inflammatory pathologies that associate with Alzheimer's disease (AD). Periodontal disease is a risk factor for cardiovascular disorders (CVD), type II diabetes mellitus (T2DM), AD and other chronic diseases, whilst T2DM exacerbates periodontitis. This study analyzed the relationship between the P. gingivalis/host interactome and the genes identified in genome-wide association studies (GWAS) for the aforementioned conditions using data from GWASdb (P < 1E-03) and, in some cases, from the NCBI/EBI GWAS database (P < 1E-05). Gene expression data from periodontitis or P. gingivalis microarray was compared to microarray datasets from the AD hippocampus and/or from carotid artery plaques. The results demonstrated that the host genes of the P. gingivalis interactome were significantly enriched in genes deposited in GWASdb genes related to cognitive disorders, AD and dementia, and its co-morbid conditions T2DM, obesity, and CVD. The P. gingivalis/host interactome was also enriched in GWAS genes from the more stringent NCBI-EBI database for AD, atherosclerosis and T2DM. The misregulated genes in periodontitis tissue or P. gingivalis infected macrophages also matched those in the AD hippocampus or atherosclerotic plaques. Together, these data suggest important gene/environment interactions between P. gingivalis and susceptibility genes or gene expression changes in conditions where periodontal disease is a contributory factor.


All very well and good - perhaps - but how do you like your plastic? Fried? Baked? So many choices.
There are plenty of strong, credible voices out there that don't see climate as our worst problem, if indeed a problem at all - other than being a ready bolster to all sorts of profit motives and reasons to keep on building lucrative (for some) war munitions.
Other voices aim at whipping up fear in the general population, pointing in the direction of a situation that has by no means been proven to exist, and may well be not our biggest problem if it does exist.
"Extinction Rebellion": wouldn't you like to know who funds them? I certainly would. They are happy to tell you "Our Story", but you can be sure it's not the whole story. This takes organization on an extremely professional and expensive scale; so it's hardly a spontaneous, grass-roots uprising.
GlobalNews: Why is Loblaw getting $12M to install new refrigerators?
McKenna defended the funds Tuesday saying the greenhouse gas emissions reduced through the project will cut Loblaw's overall emissions by nearly a fourth and be the equivalent of taking 50,000 cars off the road.
Where does the government come up with this stuff? There's absolutely no way anyone can assess accurately the overall emissions advantage, and certainly not how many vehicles equal so many Loblaw's fridges.
Anybody who swallows this claptrap is in serious mental difficulty.
Here is just one scientific study (Oxford 2013) that admits there is no reliable measure of any carbon footprint. The fact that there are so many differing forms of measurement suggests to me that this is psychological mumbo jumbo designed, for political purposes, to convince a gullible public.
... a widely accepted and concrete definition of a carbon footprint does not exist at present.
... The boundary definition is unscientific, and carbon emission factors are uncertain. These issues need further research and analysis, especially in organization and product fields.
... a third-party verification of carbon footprint was suggested to be carried out, to add credibility and confidence to carbon reporting for public disclosure.
Right now science is not up to the task, say the people in charge of assessing our annual emissions of CO2. There is, they say, no sure way of independently verifying whether national governments are telling the truth about their own emissions or of knowing by how much global anthropogenic emissions are actually increasing.
It's easy to see why Trudeau so frequently harps on his desire to improve things for the "middle class". He knows it's what the voter needs to hear; but it's not his top priority by any means. Getting re-elected this year is the driving force behind his every action and every word that comes out of his mouth. The man is showing definite signs of having been bought and paid-for by corporations.
"It is usual to speak of the fascist objective as the beehive state, which does a grave injustice to bees. "A world of rabbits ruled by (weasels) would be nearer the mark."
Related on YYC: He's such a nice boy that Justin ... who'd have thought he was part weasel?
Environment Minister Catherine McKenna seemed blissfully unaware she was hosting a communications disaster.
I don't think McKenna was unaware at all. (Scroll down to the second video in the GlobalNews article. She's much better rehearsed in the top video, which clearly is the most recent one.) She looked pretty nervous as she mouthed by rote, in stilted fashion, the platitudes she'd been instructed to issue. If Trudeau keeps her out in front with this thing, how long will she be able to withstand the heat, or is her conscience already bothering her too much?
It doesn't take a massive brain to figure out that it's the "middle class" who will pay, in increased consumer costs, not only for fuel but also for food, and eventually for government-mandated purchases of electric vehicles -- not to mention the cost of perpetually prolonging the SNC-Lavalin court proceedings.
There's no doubt at all from whence Loblaws will extract the funds to pay its share of the cost of the new coolers! People have to buy food, don't they?
Lest anyone imagine it's only the Liberals whose hands are soiled, the Conservative backlash may appear to be a show of concern for the average citizen, but the driving force behind its fight is a cynical play for votes and ultimate control of our country's resources.
It's too bad that so many would-be "leaders" have so little strength of character that they scrap like children, point the finger at anything and anybody but themselves, and lie and exaggerate constantly to cover their own backsides.
You should read the full CTV article above; it also suggests that Trudeau is not as soft on immigration as he lets on, and this may be his way of appealing to the "right" vote.
Both Scheer and Trudeau belong in a circus.
"Both Scheer and Trudeau belong in a circus"
I could not agree more with that statement Yaya!!
This whole carbon thing has got me at wit's end.
Alls ya gotta do, Penny, is without.
Hey, I've been having serious dental work for over a year now, and I keep a file on what was done when and how much it cost. You're not seeing any flowers (nor am I) but I remember telling the dental assistant last year that it was wonderful seeing all the beautiful flowers on the lawns on my walks to the office. I've checked my files and the time was mid-April.
If things turn green early, it's a sign of "global warming"; If things take longer to turn green, then it's "climate change". Right now the lawns are brown and bereft of blooms, so this year it's "climate change".
Yeah, we all need to go outside and breathe on the trees and lawns to give them a boost.
By the way, Penny, we're fogged in here today. I can't see the river at all. But the temp is supposed to go up to 13C.
Plants breathe for us and we for them. It's the CO2 - O2 oscillating cyle of life and this manufacturing of a menace out of an essential molecule in order to extract more taxes and manipulate our minds (e.g. the Greta Thunberg global warming campaign) is yet another reason to resist submitting to the will of the powers that should NOT be.
Climate is so complex that anyone who claims sole predictive prowess in its regard is not to be trusted, in my opinion. One thing's for sure, it would be most unwise to fixate on global warming only to have a mini ice age smack us from behind. The Younger Dryas Mini Ice Age (12,800 years ago) took just months to settle into Europe, according to ice core research done by the University of Saskatchewan. That really shivered me timbers because I always thought an ice age would come so slowly that with modern technology we'd have plenty of time to put adaptive measures into place.
Seriously, I didn't know about the Younger Dryas Mini Ice Age, and I feel lucky to have the benefit of your input.
Cosmos Magazine has an article saying it was caused by a global warming period... sigh....The author is a science fiction writer, so he knows everything, eh?
Penny has a good post up today about humans being one with nature, and how we need to live with it instead of exploiting it.
I've started re-reading Thoreau's Walden so as not to lose my perspective. Sometimes it feels as if the world's gone mad and it's so good to know there are people like you and others who are well-informed and not easily bamboozled.
He has a good section on The Duty of Civil Disobedience which I need to review again.
I've kept a copy of Thoreau's "Civil Disobedience" tretise on my computer desktop for years. There's an alarming amount of madness in the world today or as I once said to my husband, "Logos has left the building." Thanks for directing me to Penny's latest post. Your comment about the human body being built like a tree reminded me that nature is full of fractals.
Sometimes I feel like I'm old enough to have learned to skate on a glacier but no, it was a little backyard rink my dad made for me, many decades ago.
I had to look up "fractals"; I'd forgotten what it meant.
Stick around, M.R.; you can teach me stuff.
My dad made a backyard rink for us when I was about 10. We even had music out there. It was just one winter, but it's a glorious memory.


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Rafael Nadal consoles fellow Spaniard David Ferrer at the net.
Defending champion Rafael Nadal reached the second round of the US Open in unfortunate circumstances with opponent David Ferrer forced to retire during his final grand slam match.
The 36-year-old, one of the outstanding players of this era, is renowned as a warrior and had never pulled the plug midway through a contest in 207 previous grand slam matches.
He was a break up on Nadal at 4-3 in the second set having lost the opener 6-3 in steamy conditions on Arthur Ashe Stadium but was clearly struggling with a left calf injury and decided he could no longer continue.
After a fine start to the match, Nadal's forehand went awry in the second set, but his primary feeling at the end of the clash was empathy for his compatriot.
Ferrer reached his only slam final at Roland Garros in 2013 and climbed as high as world number three the same year.
Nadal moves through to a second-round clash with Canada's Vasek Pospisil while Stan Wawrinka is also on an eight-match winning streak at Flushing Meadows after defeating Grigor Dimitrov for the second successive slam.
The Swiss won his third slam title here two years ago but was unable to defend it after undergoing knee surgery from which he has struggled to recover.
Having returned to the tour at the Australian Open, it is only in the last month or two that Wawrinka has started to look anything like his old self, a sequence that began with a shock victory over Dimitrov at Wimbledon.
Their respective form since them made this far less of an upset, although Dimitrov was the eighth seed while Wawrinka is still ranked just outside the top 100.
After his 6-3 6-2 7-5 victory, the 33-year-old said: "There is a lot of question marks of how my body will be right, how mentally I will be right. A few weeks ago I was still struggling a lot.
One of the most eagerly-anticipated matches of the day was between Canadian teenagers Denis Shapovalov and Felix Auger-Aliassime.
Shapovalov, 19, burst on to the scene last summer but for 18-year-old Auger-Aliassime this was his first taste of the big time after coming through qualifying.
Sadly for the younger man, he was forced to retire in tears in the third set after experiencing heart palpitations in the hot and humid conditions.
Last year's runner-up Kevin Anderson was in deep trouble at two sets to one down to American Ryan Harrison and struggling with cramp but recovered to win 7-6 (7/4) 5-7 4-6 6-3 6-4.
Andy Murray returned to grand slam tennis a winner as he battled past James Duckworth and into the second round of the US Open.
After missing four successive grand slam tournaments with the hip problem that forced him to have surgery in January, just stepping back onto a match court at one of tennis' biggest events was already a victory of sorts.
But Murray still fervently believes he can get back to the top of the sport and, although this performance will not have set any alarm bells ringing among his rivals, it was a positive start.
After dropping the first set on a tie-break, Murray gradually began to take control against Duckworth, who could empathise with his opponent having undergone five operations since the start of 2017.
Murray eventually ground out a 6-7 (5/7), 6-3, 7-5, 6-3 victory in hot and sticky conditions on the new Louis Armstrong Stadium and moves through to a second-round clash with 31st seed Fernando Verdasco.
The Scot said: "At times it was tricky especially early on, it was very lively, very hot. James was serving big and playing a lot of drop shots, throwing me off rhythm. I was happy I managed to get through that and play some good stuff at times.
Whatever else happens, nice to see Andy Murray on a Grand Slam tennis court again.
Murray never seemed comfortable in the tight confines of the old Louis Armstrong and had many tough battles on there, so the space and airiness of the new court – as well as some shade – was very welcome.
This was only his fifth tournament and eighth match since returning to the match court at Queen's Club in June, so these are very much still baby steps.
Murray's shots lack the penetration of old while his second serve often barely crept above 70 miles per hour, but his movement is improving all the time and ultimately he was too good for Duckworth.
For the first time since Wimbledon last year Andy Murray is a winner at a Grand Slam, beats James Duckworth in four sets. Not especially pretty but a Usain Bolt-style sprint in the last game. Job done.
When he sprinted to pick up a drop volley and guide the ball down the line to set up match point, celebrating as he raced past the net, it was almost as if he had never been away.
Duckworth, a 26-year-old once ranked as high as 82 but now down at 448 following three surgeries on his foot and one each on a shoulder and elbow, did not allow Murray to get comfortable early on and more often than not was the aggressor, particularly off his backhand.
He dug in very well to take the first-set tie-break and, after Murray stepped up in the second set, the third was the crux of the contest.
Murray's groundstrokes at last began to push Duckworth back and he played a fine point to break serve in the final game, the Australian's racket paying the price.
It was Murray slamming his racket angrily to the ground after dropping serve in the opening game of the fourth set but he broke straight back and looked encouragingly fresh as he wrapped up victory after three hours and 18 minutes.
US Open defending champion and world No1 Rafael Nadal has a tricky start to his campaign.
Nadal starts on Monday with an emotional 31st career clash with good friend and Davis Cup teammate David Ferrer. The former world No3 Ferrer has dropped out of the top 100 and is set to retire at the end of the year.


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Heathrow Rail Access Programme
WSP serves as Industry Systems Integrator for this complex large-scale rail project, providing stakeholders with high value strategic insights.
Network Rail / Department for Transport (DfT)
2016-ongoing
In 2016, the Department for Transport (DfT) decided that the Western Rail Link to Heathrow project and proposals for a southern access scheme to the airport (Southern Access to Heathrow), should become a single, holistic program.
Known as the Heathrow Rail Access (HRA) Programme, it will provide a step-change in rail accessibility at Britain's busiest airport, opening new markets across the South and South West and relieving congestion at London terminal stations.
Planned to align with other nationally significant infrastructure projects, including High Speed 2 (HS2) and Crossrail, HRA will provide an attractive alternative to the heavily congested road network, where few other strategic infrastructure alternatives exist.
Industry Systems Integration to foster a collaborative environment
WSP's role as Industry Systems Integrator (ISI) includes working at the strategic program stage and supporting the benefits case and developing program level requirements. We are managing the integration risks between the main industry parties responsible for delivering the outcomes of the HRA programme; DfT, Network Rail, Heathrow Airport Ltd and the affected train service operators. The HRA ISI team seeks to coordinate activities across the industry parties to implement a 'whole-system' approach to planning of timetables, infrastructure delivery, rolling stock delivery and operational change.
System Engineering approach to strategic development
We are applying a Systems Engineering approach to the early stages of development to help maximise benefit realization potential based on existing services and other constraints.
Our recommendations to the DfT are based on a holistic, and benefits and outcomes driven approach, helping it to make strategic decisions that put the program first. The requirements, change and decision-making processes we enable are robust and traceable, to provide a high level of accountability.
Operational and geographical architecture views
Our systems reveal operational and geographical architecture views of the HRA programme. This provides a visualization of existing and new services, interfacing projects & programs and rail systems, such as traction power, overhead line equipment, signalling and train control.
Migration Plans – a key planning tool
Migration Plans provide a high-level view of program schedule, highlighting the optimum sequence and dependencies of activities, identifying the critical path in delivering key milestones and ultimately program benefits.
By monitoring the major risk items in the delivery timeline, this can provide an early indication of delays which allows for planning and implementing mitigations well in advance.
Commuter and Suburban Rail
Asset and Vehicle Management
Systems Assurance in Rail
Rail Planning
Operations and Maintenance for Rail
Train Control Systems
An 800 meter long quay is being built in the Quarleshaven in Vlissingen
At the end of 2024, a new quay of no less than 800 meters in length will enable better access to the Vlissingen-Oost port area, the Sloe area. WSP was appointed to design the project, which is characterized by a fast turnaround time, partly due to the optimal use of a relatively simple combi-wall construction.
First Metro Line of Bogota
WSP is the Lead Civils and Systems Designer for Bogota's long-awaited Metro Line 1, the first modern metro system in the country.
Old Oak Common Station Design for HS2
The team designing Old Oak Common interchange are pioneering the use of virtual reality to improve both passenger experience and the design process.
Special Activation Precincts
Special Activation Precincts (SAPs) are defined by the New South Wales (NSW) Government as areas with the potential to activate state or regional significant economic development.
Tseung Kwan O Desalination Plant, Hong Kong
WSP is behind the first-of-its-kind facility in Hong Kong using reverse osmosis technology to provide the city with an alternative strategic water resource.
Groundbreaking land development project, involving bridges, roads, marine structures, utilities, power, water, and tunnels
Exploring GAC Use for Drinking Water Treatment in Hong Kong
With our strong local and global technical expertise, we have been appointed to investigate the retrofitting of filters in water treatment works with granular activated carbon (GAC) in Hong Kong.
Mapping Out Flooding Risk for Four Chongqing Counties
Chongqing's water management plans continue to stay under the spotlight of our consultancy service as we are commissioned to analyse flood disaster risk for four counties of the sprawling municipality in southwestern China.
Integrated Waste Management Facility (IWMF), Singapore
The new Integrated Waste Management Facility (IWMF), an integral part of Singapore's long-term plan to meet its solid waste management needs, will be equipped with state-of-the-art solid waste treatment technologies to improve energy and resource recovery from waste.
Risk-Based Water Main Planning System, Hong Kong
Supported by our experts from WSP UK, Australia and New Zealand teams, we harness our asset management expertise and the power of data to set up a comprehensive risk-based planning system for over 9,000km of water mains, enhancing the reliability of water distribution service in Hong Kong.
ADB-funded Project to Enhance Chongqing Flood Resilience
WSP is appointed by Asian Development Bank (ADB) to formulate a comprehensive flood control plan for Longxi River Basin, the primary tributary of Chongqing.
Tramway City
The tram network in Stockholm is undergoing a major expansion. Tramway City is expected to carry 63,000 passengers per day in 2030 and will supply the new Royal Seaport district with efficient and environmentally friendly public transport.

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OnePlus CEO apologizes: "We messed up the launch of the OnePlus 2"
By Andy Weir Senior News Editor Neowin @gcaweir · Sep 11, 2015 06:38 EDT · Hot! with 17 comments
In July, ahead of the launch of its latest handset, OnePlus announced a "new and improved invite system" for the device. The invite system allows the company to tightly manage its supply chain, building only those devices it needs to fulfill existing demand, and avoiding large and potentially costly build-ups of inventory accumulating in its warehouses - but from a customer perspective, the experience has been less than satisfactory.
Unfortunately, the new system hasn't done anything to expedite the process of taking delivery of a OnePlus 2 so far. In fact - like so many things that the company has done before - it's managed to screw things up again with the launch of its new device.
And that's not just the snark of an embittered tech journo - the company actually said as much today. In an open letter to its customers, OnePlus' CEO Carl Pei began with a frank and honest assessment of the situation:
We messed up the launch of the OnePlus 2.
Well, we messed up the launch of the OnePlus One as well.
Pei referred to the company's earlier promises regarding its new invite system, but admitted that despite assurances of less waiting, more invites and more availability of stock, OnePlus "only began shipping [the 2] in meaningful quantities this week" - and for that, he offered an unequivocal apology:
I'd like to apologize on behalf of OnePlus for the delay.
To our fans, sorry. We were equally excited when we saw your excitement around the OnePlus 2. We know how it feels waiting and waiting for something you really want, while being given ETAs that go unfulfilled. We appreciate the trust and support that you have given to a relatively small and unknown company like OnePlus.
He added that the company is considering a one-hour 'flash sale' of the OnePlus 2 to make it easier for those still waiting to be able to order the new handset.
Pei extended his apology to the company's partners as well, and even to his own employees:
To our team, sorry. This delay has brought huge opportunity cost upon our OnePlus. It has shortened the product life cycle of the OnePlus 2, as well as caused huge reputational damage to our company. Although we don't think competition will impact us much, it's still undeniable that we've given a month to competing products to catch up. In addition, it has put a dent on our strong forward momentum and made it harder for us to reach our full business potential as a company.
He wrapped up his post with a further apology - "we simply messed up again and apologize for that", and said that the company intends to learn from its mistakes. However, its customers will no doubt be wary, even of such open and honest statements, given that OnePlus has made such promises before.
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This week …Chris Collins was arrested, an Ohio special election was too close to call, and voters in four states picked their general election candidates.
From Innate to Inmate? Just your average congressman-gets-arrested news cycle Wednesday. GOP Rep. Chris Collins — the first member of Congress to endorse Donald Trump way back when — was indicted on charges related to insider trading and lying to the FBI (cue flashbacks to said congressman bragging off the House floor about making millionaires in Buffalo). And he's still running for re-election, which could help Democrats looking to flip his reliably red seat. Inside Elections with Nathan L. Gonzales shifted the race rating from Solid Republican to Likely Republican following the news. Even if Collins didn't want to run, it's really hard to take him off the ballot at this point. So he's still on track for a fall matchup against Democrat Nate McMurray, the Grand Island town supervisor, who said Wednesday that his campaign had seen a boost in fundraising after the news broke.
*Bookmark* Who else might start taking heat in the wake of the Collins indictment? Keep an eye on these politicians who owned stock in Innate Immunotherapeutics, the same company that Collins was tied to.
Too Close to Call: Even though Republican Troy Balderson is in the lead in Ohio's 12th District, Democrats are celebrating the closeness of this special election in a district President Donald Trump carried by 11 points. Meanwhile, Republicans are now openly hitting the panic button, with a super PAC that boosted Balderson warning other GOP candidates that they've got to step up their fundraising game. Here are our three midterm takeaways from the race and a quick video from Simone breaking it all down.
And now that the last special election is behind us (sort of), it's time to remember the wild ride special elections have taken us on over the past two years. (What's an off-year?) And take a listen to the Political Theater podcast about the one thing all 11 specials have had in common.
Missouri: Josh Hawley officially became the GOP nominee to take on Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill. And Democratic Rep. William Lacy Clayfended off a challenge from nurse and activist Cori Bush, who had been backed by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
Washington: As of 3:20 p.m., The Associated Press had still not called the Democratic nominee in Washington's 8th District, one of several Toss-up races this cycle. But Democrats might be feeling pretty good about the Evergreen State for a few other reasons.
Kansas: While a lot of attention has been paid to the governor's race, Tuesday's primaries set up some competitive House races too. And one candidate could make history for the state if she unseats 3rd District GOP Rep. Kevin Yoder in the fall.
Michigan: Democrats are targeting five seats in Michigan, with several emerging as top races for the fall. In the most competitive of them, Hillary Clinton's favorite won the Democratic nod and will face off against a GOP businesswoman who was the co-chair of Trump's state campaign in 2016. Elsewhere in the Wolverine State, voters chose replacements for longtime Democratic members who've departed or will be doing so. Looks like there'll be another Levin in Congress in 2019, but not another Conyers.
Two for the Price of One: Things got extra-interesting in Michigan's open 13th District on Wednesday, when Detroit City Council President Brenda Jones was declared the winner of the special election primary to succeed former Rep. John Conyers Jr. The night before, former state Rep. Rashida Tlaib won the six-way general election primary, likely setting herself up to be the first Muslim woman elected to Congress. Tlaib ran in the four-way special primary, too, but she finished second to Jones. That means the 13th District could have two new representatives — one who will serve the final few months of Conyers' term and one who will take over in January.
Attention House Republicans: Nathan moved two more GOP seats into the Toss-up column, making for a total of 13 Toss-up House races, 11 held by Republicans. Find out which two seats are now Toss-ups here.
It's no secret that Congress has been plagued by gridlock but, as Nathan explains, politicians might not always be the source of the problem. And as a bonus this week, he spells out why looking at the midterm elections as a "wave" might not be the best metaphor for this particular cycle. Enter: the "fire" metaphor.
Connecticut's 5th District opened up in April, when Democratic Rep. Elizabeth Esty announced she wouldn't run for re-election after facing criticism for her handling of a former top aide who sexually harassed a female employee in the office. Esty won a close race for the seat in 2012 but has been comfortably re-elected since. Hillary Clinton carried the district by 4 points in 2016, and Inside Elections rates the race Solid Democratic. The two Democratic candidates who have raised the most money are teacher Jahana Hayes and Mary Glassman, the 2006 nominee for lieutenant governor. Glassman has the state party's endorsement, but Hayes still qualified for the primary ballot. The two women faced off at a debate in Newtown last week, where there were few policy differences between them, according to the Hartford Courant. Both expressed support for "Medicare for All," but Glassman voiced more concern about how to pay for the system.
For next week, email us at attheraces@cqrollcall.com and let us know which race you want to know more about: New Mexico's 2nd District or Florida's 25th District.


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Southern Way: Another developer says he's poor and can't afford affordable housing
Posted on January 3, 2021 by shepwayvox in Shepwayvox // 2 Comments
It is quite possible that Folkestone & Hythe District Council are learning from their mistakes, as they have again reopened a planning consultation for Southern Way (Folkestone) due to the Viability Assessment not being available to the public as required by R (Holborn Studios) v London Borough of Hackney (No 2) [2020] EWHC 1509 (Admin). It would seem the 'technical issues' the Council are facing have affected quite a few planning applications now, although at least it was caught before a decision was made this time.
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This time, it is the somewhat contentious application for 41 dwellings and 1,000 square metres of commercial space on the former Folkestone East goods yard in Southern Way. Originally submitted back in 2014 as application Y14/0928/SH, it was approved in June 2016, at which point the Section 106 agreement confirmed the applicant would provide 30% affordable housing. However, applications for discharge of conditions were not submitted until April 2019 – rather late considering the applicant had three years from the date the permission was granted to start development, although they seemed confident they could still proceed as they still have advertising for tradesmen to start in August and September 2019. In fact, there were issues with the submitted documents – IDOM stated the Geo-Environmental Investigation included in Y19/0520/FH was not of sufficient quality and Southern Water couldn't recommend the discharge of Condition 10 relating to surface water drainage (Y19/0488/FH) as construction was too close to a public sewer. Consequently, the application expired, condition applications were withdrawn and the current resubmission Y19/0866/FH was filed in July 2019. Once again, there were concerns from consultees at the application stage – Kent Police noted a lack of natural surveillance for some parking, the KCC Biodiversity Officer found there was insufficient information to ensure development won't impact reptiles on-site; need for off-site receptor and KCC Ecology likewise required further surveys required regarding reptiles, bats and invertebrates. Network Rail wished to be contacted, as there wanted an Asset Protection Agreement in order to ensure certain conditions were met. After the requested surveys were provided in April 2020, KCC Ecology further required a detailed mitigation strategy and updated site plan to show the planting of additional hedgerows, which further delayed the application until October. However, those who commented were given a reconsultation notice when the Viability Assessment was added to the Planning Portal on 17 December.
However, a topic we have mentioned before has indeed been overlooked yet again – archaeology. In the Nineteenth century, a Roman hypocaust was discovered off Folly Road. Its location is now housing and the Highfield Industrial Estate in Warren Road. Several other buildings were discovered both sides of the road and thought to form a Roman villa, though the main dwelling was not identified. Close by in what is now Burrow Road, the medieval remains of St. Botolph's Chapel were discovered. It is quite possible that the villa extended onto the former railway site. Even Folkestone & Hythe District Council's interactive map show that the area of archaeological potential extends onto the application site.
So why has this not been considered? Interestingly, KCC Archaeology were consulted in 2014, 2019 and 2020. On all occasions, they stated they had no comments to make, which seems odd considering their Historic Environment Record has the two entries already mentioned. Fortunately, as was the case with the application in Guildhall Street, the barn in Cherry Garden Avenue and Cheriton Sports Ground, local historians noticed the oversight and contacted KCC Archaeology. It was explained that, whilst no archaeological site assessment appears to have been carried out, the geo-environmental report shows there to be between 1 to 2.9 metres of made ground across much of the site. However, as Historic England guidance states:
"made ground may contain features of historic interest, in particular floor surfaces, and foundations or cellars associated with former structures, which would be identified by a monitoring archaeologist as being of potential archaeological interest."
Whilst the presence of a railway for over 175 years might mean that any historic building remnants were destroyed long ago, it is possible that these boreholes haven't been properly interpreted as to their historic content. To their credit, KCC Archaeology responded to the matter being brought to their attention by stating they were not certain that archaeological remains won't be impacted and requesting a condition requiring a programme of archaeological work prior to development.
Unfortunately, residents have pointed out that this scheme would scupper excellent plans for a park-and-ride tram system. Such a facility would be a novel tourist attraction, no doubt popular with people visiting the seafront, which already has huge parking issues and congestion on sunny weekends and Bank Holidays. Three car parks are going to be redeveloped – the Harbour Arm car park, the overflow next door in front of the former café and the eastmost part of the former Rotunda car park, which has already been closed and construction has commenced on it. In total, there are around 750 spaces that will disappear. Whilst Sir Roger purchased the Marina car park and former coach park either side of Marine Crescent, these only have around 250 spaces between them and would have easily been filled on warm days as overflow car parks, as people are illegally parking on the road and in the car parks where spaces aren't marked out. A park-and-ride facility is sorely needed, but there is precious little space left for a conventional bus-based system. Network Rail were reluctant to sell the stretch of railway line to anyone who wasn't a statutory body and the Folkestone Harbour and Seafront Development Company were not interested in this further piece of land, so the Council registered an intent to buy, seemingly interested in the scheme. However, they did not appear to make an effort to also purchase the goods yard, despite the permission having just expired at the time. Despite two-thirds of the parking for the seafront being set to disappear, the Council seemed happy to deal with this matter at a later stage during both the outline seafront application and reserved matters for the first block. It would seem there is a lack of forward thinking or indeed a true masterplan for Folkestone, as the effect of a development on the town as a whole rarely seems to be considered.
However, the Remembrance Line Association has recently formed a new community partnership based in the Harbour/East area of Folkestone. They are confident that alternative arrangements will still be possible to establish the Remembrance Line Tramway and will be making an announcement in conjunction with their new partners to coincide with the completion of the sale of the line to Folkestone & Hythe District Council. Hopefully, this will take place in the not-too-distant future.
Of course, the consultation has been reopened to consider the Viability Assessment. So what does it say? Firstly, we note it is dated 4 December 2020. Was there no Viability Assessment submitted at all before? As is usually the case, the report says that the project is commercially unviable, even without taking Section 106 contributions into account. However, in an unexpected twist, the applicant isn't using this to reduce or totally excuse their affordable housing responsibility – in fact, they still want to provide the full 30% "in line with their corporate values" and to assist the Council in meeting their housing target! What corporate values are they?
Well, the original applicant was Town & Country Housing Group with the now dissolved OFJ Group Holdings Ltd, the director of which was Andrew Shane Nicholas of Guildford, Surrey. The reapplication was made by a company for which OFJ Group Holdings Ltd was listed as a person with significant control until 2017 when Andrew Shane Nicholas took over – Oliver James Homes Ltd, with the other director being an Oliver James Nicholas of Dorchester, Dorset. The original applicant, Town and Country Housing as it is now known, is a society registered in Tunbridge Wells who "deliver quality homes, build communities and improve lives". They are part of the Peabody Group and have provided more than 9,500 affordable homes across Kent and East Sussex including shared ownership and key worker homes, housing for disabled people, a women's refuge and a hostel for ex-offenders. This all sounds most commendable, although they have poor ratings on Google, Yell.com and Facebook. Oliver James Homes have the project listed on their website, but they don't mention any such ethos. Is the applicant referring to a former partner's ethos that doesn't appear to be involved any more?
They are, however, requesting to be let off any S106 contributions. This is apparently offset by the provision of a wildlife habitat and a contribution to the Vinters Nature Reserve at Maidstone, who will be taking the reptiles found on the site. However, the Kent and Medway Commissioning Group stated that the development will have a direct impact on services that will need mitigation and requested £35,424 "towards refurbishment, reconfiguration and/or extension of New Surgery, Folkestone". S106 obligations are generally used to mitigate the impact of a development with the provision of contributions towards providing extra community facilities such as affordable housing, healthcare facilities, schools and play space. So ultimately, the applicant is merely switching the area in which they are excused payments from affordable housing to other S106 contributions in order to gain favour. Perhaps we should appeal to the Nicholas family's better nature and ask that, if the site isn't commercially viable for them, they allow it to be used as a park and ride facility instead? After all, we wouldn't want them losing money!
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Remembrance Line Association
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2 Comments on Southern Way: Another developer says he's poor and can't afford affordable housing
ASIAL // January 4, 2021 at 22:00 // Reply
Does the fact that Vintners Nature Reserve are prepared to take reptiles found mean that we now have more Councillors to elect?
Meldrew // January 5, 2021 at 10:07 // Reply
Depends on which party they belong too and whether they're prepared to be votd in as protest vote against the Nasty Party and are then prefectly prepared to support the Nasty Party when people didn't want the Nasty Party in charge.
Are there chameleons in the Nature Reserve?


New Delhi. Aligarh Muslim University alumnus and former registrar Syed Muhammad Afzal was honored with the Presidential Police Medal in New Delhi on Republic Day today. These awards were given for their 25 years of devotion and honest service.
At present, Syed Muhammad Afzal is serving as the post of Additional Director General of Police in Bhopal Madhya Pradesh (EOW). Earlier, Syed Muhammad Afzal has been awarded various awards and medals for his services. Syed Afzal has been a student of AMU and a secretary of the University Literary Club.
Dr. Ahmed Mujtaba Siddiqui, Joint Secretary, Albarkat Education Society said that he has been the registrar of Jamia Milia Islamia and Aligarh Muslim University.
MSO National President Shujaat Ali Quadri, also expressing his happiness on giving award to SM Afzal. He has congratulated the SM Afzal and Albarkat family on behalf of the MSO.


For 50 years, North Carolina Outward Bound School (NCOBS) has been delivering challenging outdoor adventure programs for people of all ages and walks of life. Every Outward Bound course is built around a progression that delivers powerful life lessons by encouraging participants to safely and confidently step outside their comfort zones while traveling in spectacular wilderness areas. The distinction - training through rather than for - is at the essence of the Outward Bound dynamic. The sea, mountains and desert provide training that no institute or university can offer. These landscapes, in tandem with Outward Bound principles, teach the hard, technical skills necessary for survival, but also teach the relevant skills necessary for life.


What if our All Black win represented something deeper than a sporting victory?
…the dawn of a nation's maturity?
… the blueprint for all skilled kiwis to win globally?
There's a sweetness surrounding New Zealand's World Cup win that goes beyond winning. We've won things before – the 2000 Americas Cup, blitzed the 2004 Academy Awards, numerous inspired Olympic gold, and of course our 2011 Rugby World Cup win.
The All Blacks can feel it. I feel it. Every kiwi I've spoken to can feel it.
It's a word straight from the All Blacks vocabulary. They haven't just won an event, they've created a legacy that leaves things better than they found it.
The neutral crowd support was for the All Blacks – NOT the underdogs.
Around the world, neutral celebrities from Sir Richard Branson to Kevin Costner donned the All Black jerseys of support.
The world's media heaped praise on not only the win, not only the style they won with, but for who they are as people.
That some now call these All Blacks the greatest sports team in history – something you don't achieve through having a skilled team alone – points to three critical innovations that were made over a decade alone.
These three innovations flew in the face of tradition at the time.
Out went the culture of boozing, loose morals and loose discipline – and in came high standards of personal accountability and ongoing commitment to self-improvement on & off the field. Ma'a Nonu (my personal fave) exemplified this. As coach-Hansen said of Nonu – over 12 years he didn't just be one a more complete rugby player, he became a more complete person. The two went hand in hand. This culture extended to how they treated others too. Opponents were treated with respect; defeated foes consoled.
Leadership was redefined as something that permeates ALL areas of life, not just on-field performance. They created very strong peer-accountability. If anyone let the team down (such as by drinking too close to a game) – they had to answer to their own leadership group, who lead by example, not by fear.
The soft-spoken big-hearted Kevin Mealamu exemplified this leadership.
Not only did the All Blacks bring on specialist mental skills coach Gilbert Enoka to help them stay present in pressure situations, but their whole language changed.
These three innovations vanquished the old "win at all costs" approach which hampers the efforts of so many sporting teams to create legacy – including the Australian cricket team who achieved sporting greatness, but not legacy. No one outside cricket talks about them – because they achieved results on the back of behaviours that makes it hard for their country to be proud of them and impossible for neutrals to admire them.
By contrast, the 2015 All Blacks win is symbolic of two important things.
1. The All Blacks won by maturing into more complete versions of their own highest authentic potential. Insodoing, they've showed us how any kiwi can all reach their potential and create legacy.
2. It represents the start of New Zealand celebrating the soft measures – not only the number eight wire. Personal growth, leadership development and mental skill development work not only in sport – but any area where we seek global expression.
For example business, like the All Blacks last millennium, has its rituals that do not serve excellence: long hours, sacrificing other dimensions of live to eek out results, poo-pooing personal development and seeing leadership growth and mental skill development as somehow soft or luxuries that don't improve the balance sheet. Well, as the All Blacks have proven with their incredible balance sheet of wins – of games, hearts and minds – this is dinosaur age thinking.
If it's good enough for the All Blacks – it's good enough for us all to follow their powerful lead.
Just imagine if we created the same legacy in everything we do.
The All Blacks have show us the way.
Brilliant. So clear and so right. Legacy is such a powerful concept and it explains so much about this success, and the true value of it. I see you describing a shift from individualist culture to collective culture. Have Maori and Pacific concepts of communal value been an influence I wonder?


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Bennett: If Israeli Just System Topples Netanyahu Over Cigars, It Will Be Mortal Blow To Right-Wing Camp
Bennett came to the defense of Netanyahu on Facebook and warned of the dangers to the right-wing if the prime minister was driven from office.
Naftali Bennett, chairman of the New Right party, posted a lengthy warning on Facebook on Saturday night: "If the justice system succeeds in toppling Netanyahu because of cigars and articles on the Walla site, it will be a mortal blow to the entire national camp."
Bennett referred to the corruption cases facing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in which he is accused of giving political favors in exchange for gifts, like cigars or favorable political coverage.
Bennett said, "A right-wing leader who will come after him will be castrated and frightened by the media and the justice system."
Bennett, who is a rival of Netanyahu and has had run-ins with him in the past despite their both being in the nationalist camp, wrote:
"'Why are you protecting Bibi?' I'm asked this every day. My friends, I'm not only defending Netanyahu, but the whole national camp, and our State of Israel, against unfair legal and media persecution of Netanyahu, head of the right-wing camp and prime minister of Israel."
"Netanyahu is not perfect. But he was a very good prime minister for the State of Israel and for its security," he said.
Bennett didn't hold back on criticism of Netanyahu in his post. He said Netanyahu criticized left-wing hegemony in Israel but did little to curb it.
He also noted that Netanyahu had voted in favor of the disengagement from the Gaza Strip, which then turned into a terrorist enclave. And that Netanyahu had declared in a 2009 speech at Bar-Ilan University that he was in favor of a Palestinian state.
But Bennett also credited Netanyahu for a strong economy and for maneuvering through eight years of a hostile American government under President Barack Obama.
Bennett also praised Netanyahu for blocking Iran in Syria and for delaying the Islamic Republic's progress in developing nuclear weapons.
"In my estimation, he will be remembered in the chronicles of our people as a very good prime minister of Israel," Bennett said.
Source: World Israel News
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All the beers are traditionally brewed and bottled on-site in Dungarvan, Co. Waterford made using only four ingredients – barley, hops, yeast and water. No chemicals are added to the beers, they are unfiltered, unpasteurised and vegan-friendly.
The core range consists of four beers – Black Rock Irish Stout, Copper Coast Irish Red Ale, Helvick Gold Blonde Ale, Mine Head American Pale Ale and Comeragh Challenger Gluten Free Pale Ale – which are complemented with a selection of seasonal and small batch specials throughout the year.
Our beers are bottle-conditioned, which means that a natural carbonation process occurs within the bottle which eliminates the need for the addition of further gasses to the beers. This can leave a slight yeast residue in the bottle which is completely natural and fine to drink. Conditioning in the bottle means we have a naturally carbonated, unfiltered and unpasteurised beer that doesn't need any further enhancers or additives to stabilise or improve them. Store it upright, and pour it in one go and you will pour a clear pint and leave the yeast stuck to the bottom of the bottle. This is purely for aesthetics, of course, and a little yeast in the glass will just make the beer less clear but perfectly fine to drink.
Our draught offering is cask ale, dispensed by traditional hand pumps, which we supply to select ale houses throughout Ireland as well as at a range of festivals and events during the year, and kegged beer which is widely available around Dungarvan.
As no isinglass finings are used in the brewery, all Dungarvan beers are vegan friendly.


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I'd been at my new job a week when I got the invite – for myself and partner. Nice start. We booked a couple of cheap flights to Cairns, and away we went. Pre-dinner drinks on the wharf, a river cruise (well, the yacht puttered up and down a bit whilst a hundred people drank). So many friends!
A little worse for wear, we contacted former Industry Night Operative Haydenus, now working in Cairns. He ditched his epaulettes and joined us for the adventure, driving us out there and giving us the lay of the land en route.
The jump itself was super-pro. They had one exit operating, turning over a customer every two minutes. Fast, efficient, cross checked: I felt loved, and excited, and looked forward to my ground rush.
No trouble leaving the platform, trees rushing up, then all too soon the rope arrested my fall, leaving me turning upside down at about 30rpm, and reconsidering my wellness programme after the night before.


Sliding glass doors are designed for beauty, convenience, and efficiency. They are a great addition to any home. But after a successful windows and doors replacement project, you need to follow the manufacturer's maintenance instructions to keep them functioning properly.
Poorly cleaned and maintained sliding glass doors can be unattractive and bothersome. Dirt, smudges, and grime are much more visible on glass doors than conventional wood doors. The rail on which the door runs also tends to get very dirty, affecting how smoothly the door opens and closes. A stuck sliding glass door increases the risk of injury, especially for young children in the house, as they try to force it open.
So how should you clean your sliding glass doors?
Pull out the sliding door. There are two ways to remove the sliding glass door: grasp the door at each end and lift it upwards as you pull it towards your body, or use the screwdriver to raise the lower rollers off the track and then pull the door towards you as you lift it.
Use the miniature vacuum to remove sand, gravel, bits of leaves and bark, and other debris that get into the door's track and prevent it from sliding smoothly. Vacuum the top and bottom of the door as well.
Clean the rust. If your sliding doors are made from a material like aluminium that is prone to rusting, check if there are any signs of rust as it could cause your door to stick. Use steel wool to remove the rust, and then wipe the surface with a tack cloth to get rid of any metal particles.
Changes in temperature, exposure to the elements, and regular use of your sliding glass doors can cause grime to surface in the tracks. The oil will thicken and keep your door from operating smoothly. To remove the grease and grime, dip a toothbrush into acetone and use the wet bristles to rub the inside of the tracks – top, bottom, and on the door. When you are finished, wipe the tracks with a terrycloth towel.
Grease the tracks. Once the tracks have been thoroughly cleaned, apply a small amount of lubrication on the door tracks alone, and then put the door back in its position. Glide the door several times to spread the lubricant along the wheels and tracks.
Dip a clean rag in soapy water and use it to wet the entire glass surface. This will help to loosen stuck-on dirt deposits. You can start with either the interior or exterior of the door.
After several minutes, wipe off the solution using a clean cloth or paper towels. Work your windows from top to bottom.
Apply the mild window washing solution using a microfibre cloth, foam sponge, or any other non-abrasive applicator.
When the entire glass has been covered with the cleaning solution, wipe it off immediately using the squeegee. Waiting too long can cause the solution to create streaks or blotchy spots when removed.
Repeat on the other side of your sliding door.
Tip: Don't use any type of scraping tool to remove stuck-on debris. Instead, repeat the steps as many times as you need to so you don't scratch your door.
The door frame and handles are used extensively, which makes them likely to accumulate smudges and smears.
Wipe the frame around the glass and edges of the sliding door using a damp cloth.
Use a rough damp cloth or scouring pad to clean the door frame bottom and threshold, which are likely to be ingrained with dirt due to frequent traffic.
Use a dry cloth to wipe off any dust at the top of the frame.
Wipe down the entire frame with a damp cloth.
Use a damp cloth and warm soapy water to clean difficult spots, including the door handles. Clean the inside of the handles carefully.
Polish metal door hardware lightly after cleaning it.
When you are done cleaning your sliding glass doors, use a clean rag to dry any surfaces that are still wet, such as the house siding or floor.
A clean sliding glass door can maximize the impact of your windows and doors replacement. It can help add natural light, open up your house, and provide an inviting view of your outdoor space. If you have an old door that still doesn't function properly after cleaning, consider replacing it with a more efficient one.


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Old Town, Park City is well represented by its name. This is the original Park City real estate area. It is made up of small lots (the standard is 25' x 75') many of which are on steep hillsides. Very few building lots are available here. The Old Town real estate area also encompasses most of the area next to the Park City Mountain Resort as well as the area around city-park and the Park Meadows area. Much of it has a true mining town feel and this area lends itself to a true walking town with great shopping and restaurants. Within this area is the Historic District which gives Old Town its charm but is also something that will affect what you can do with certain properties. Scarcity is a major driving factor in the pricing of Old Town real estate in Park City with the lack of vacant and/or easy building keeping values high and still rising. Location is another factor driving value here, there are few places in the world like Park City's Old Town.
See below for our featured Old Town real estate listings, or you can view the many Old Town communities on the right side of this page. You can also view all listings using our Map Search. Please contact us for more information or to schedule a real estate tour.


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An organization based in Oregon called Our Children's Trust supports minors using judicial and legislative systems to stop climate change. One such teen lives in North Carolina.
Hallie Turner, along with NC teens Emily Liu and Arya Pontula, is in the midst of her second petition to the NC Department of Environmental Quality and the Environmental Management Commission. The petition consists of a rule requiring a decrease in greenhouse gases in the next 30 years until the state is producing no carbon dioxide emissions.
Four years ago, Turner attempted to petition the Commission to create a rule requiring NC to decrease carbon dioxide emissions by 4% each year. She went to court over it when the Commission rejected the petition. Unfortunately, she lost the case.
Our Children's Trust is involved in a federal case called Juliana v. U.S. where several youths are suing the federal government about the violation of the rights to life, liberty, and property through legislation leading to climate change. A magistrate judge and a district judge have agreed that the case should be tried after the federal government made a motion to dismiss the case. In February 2018, the trial will begin.
Such a process is a slow one. The teens involved in the Juliana v. U.S. case began their lawsuit in 2015. Turner's 2015 case against the Commission lasted almost a year just to determine if the Commission rightly rejected Turner's petition. However, Turner's second petition illustrates the minors involved in Our Children's Trust are more than willing to use the judicial process to create change.
Turner's petition is more extreme this time around. Perhaps the feelings of the Environmental Management Commission changed in two years. If not, these plucky teens generate publicity about environmental issues affecting their future.
California began a program using the app OhmConnect. The app notifies residents signed up for the program when to turn off and unplug everything consuming energy. Not only are residents helping grid operators manage a grid becoming more and more reliant on renewables, they get paid for it.
Most of the strategies for lowering fossil fuel use consist of replacing fossil fuels with another energy source. However, solutions also lie with consumers of energy. Lowering consumption decreases the amount of energy required of the energy plants.
Transferring a grid from fossil fuels to renewables lowers the reliability of the baseload. The baseload is the minimum amount of energy a power plant generates to provide for their customers. It is easy to maintain a baseload with fossil fuels. Just burn however much the area needs, increasing the amount of coal, natural gas, or petroleum consumed in times of greater demand like the evenings when people are coming home, turning on lights, and making dinner.
Dealing with baseload with a largely renewable grid can be managed in several different ways. One of the best ways is diversifying the grid with solar, wind, hydro, and other energy sources. The creation of the storage battery has also been a help, allowing energy to be produced and stored until needed rather than put on the grid constantly. Importing energy from another area could even be an answer. Finally, baseload problems could be solved by… lowering the baseload which is achieved by lowering consumption.
The best solution is using all tactics. A carbon-free grid will not come from one answer but from several.
How Does This Apply to NC?
North Carolina comes in second to California for solar energy production. As California proves a carbon-free grid is feasible, others will follow suit, and North Carolina could be prepared to follow in its footsteps.
Even with fossil fuels, there are limits to how much power plants can produce. Duke Energy already has a program in place for customers to get bill credits if they sign up for a program to not use their air conditioning during peak consumption times. It is not nearly as in depth as the Californian program is. However, Duke Energy's program is based in the same principle. Customers can help save the Earth too.


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MPs give Truss 17 days to save premiership with Sunak & Mordaunt lined up as replacements
by October 14, 2022
Senior Conservatives are holding talks about replacing Liz Truss with a joint ticket of Rishi Sunak and Penny Mordaunt as part of a "coronation" by MPs.
Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng, the chancellor, are expected within days to make a humiliating climbdown over corporation tax in an effort to calm the markets and see off a mounting revolt.
However, the uncertainty has fuelled fears that Truss will not be able to salvage her premiership, especially in the wake of an acrimonious meeting with the 1922 Committee of backbenchers.
Party grandees are in discussions about replacing Truss with a "unity candidate" just weeks after she became the fourth Conservative leader in six years. Unlike the summer leadership contest, MPs would propose just one person to succeed the prime minister.
However Foreign Secretary James Cleverly said a change at the top of the party would be a "disastrously bad idea".
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Among the general public, 50 per cent want Truss to be ousted. Just 9 per cent think the Conservatives chose the right leader this summer.
One senior Tory told media: "A coronation won't be that hard to arrange. In 2019 candidates needed eight MPs to get on the ballot paper. This year they needed 20. Next time it will be however high it needs to be for only one candidate to clear it."
They predicted a pact between Sunak, who lost to Truss in the members' ballot, and Mordaunt, who finished third in the leadership contest, would have the support of an overwhelming majority of Conservative MPs.
Around "20 to 30" former ministers and senior backbenchers are attempting to find a way for a "council of elders" to tell Truss to quit. "Conversations are stepping up," said one former minister.
Another MP added: "Rishi's people, Penny's people and the sensible Truss supporters who realise she's a disaster just need to sit down together and work out who the unity candidate is. It's either Rishi as prime minister with Penny as his deputy and foreign secretary, or Penny as prime minister with Rishi as chancellor. They would promise to lead a government of all the talents and most MPs would fall in behind that."
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Read the complete write-up of Behzinga net worth, age, height, family, parents, father, mother, siblings, girlfriend, wife, children, boxing, music, YouTube career as well as other information you need to know.
Behzinga is an English YouTuber, streamer, and Internet personality, known primarily for his gaming, football, comedy and fitness videos. He is also a member and co-founder of the British YouTube group known as the Sidemen. In 2019, Payne was listed as the 31st most influential online creator in the United Kingdom by The Sunday Times. As of September 2021, his main YouTube channel has over 4 million subscribers and 500 million video views.
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Behzinga who real name is Ethan Leigh Payne was born on 20 June 1995 (age 26 years) in London and was raised almost entirely by his mother Ruth, who battled with cancer during his childhood. His biological father left before he was born and his stepfather, whom he had met when he was six months old and believed was his actual father, left when he was thirteen, due to drug addiction and debt. Payne attended Marshalls Park School and then studied video games development at South Essex College.
Payne registered the "Behzinga" YouTube channel on 24 February 2012 while he was still in school. He explained that the name comes from one of his favourite television series The Big Bang Theory in which Sheldon Cooper often uses the catchphrase "Bazinga!"; Payne altered the spelling. His early content primarily featured video game commentaries of the Call of Duty and FIFA video game series. Over time, his style of content diversified to include football, comedy, and fitness videos.
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On 19 October 2013, Payne and four other British YouTubers formed the entertainment collective Ultimate Sidemen, later shortened to simply Sidemen. Since 2014, the group has consisted of seven British YouTubers: Vikram Barn (Vikkstar123), Joshua Bradley (Zerkaa), Tobi Brown (TBJZL), Harry Lewis (W2S), Simon Minter (Miniminter), JJ Olatunji (KSI), and Payne. The group produces online videos, most often consisting of challenges, sketches and video-game commentary, as well as selling exclusive Sidemen merchandise.
In September 2019, Payne was listed as the 31st most influential online creator in the United Kingdom by The Sunday Times. That November, he provided commentary for KSI vs. Logan Paul II for Sky Sports Box Office.
In October 2020, he starred in the three-episode YouTube Originals documentary series How to Be Behzinga about his struggle with depression and his path towards running the London Marathon to raise money for the Teenage Cancer Trust.
He revealed that he had previously been suffering from alcoholism and had attempted suicide, but with support from his fellow Sidemen members, he was able to overcome his challenges. Also during a stretch of time between 2018 and 2019, he had lost 36 kilograms (79 lb).
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Wife: Behzinga is currently not married. He is in a private relationship. However, he has become an advocate for mental health and has talked about the importance of sharing feelings and breaking down the stigma surrounding mental illness in men.
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How much is Behzinga worth? Behzinga net worth is estimated at around $4 million. His main source of income is from his career as a YouTuber and Musician. He is one of the influential YouTubers in the United Kingdom. Payne is a supporter of West Ham United F.C.
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