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Temple News & Updates | Week of 28 October 2018
Natalie Bruce November 2, 2018	World
Thanks to members of the church worldwide and ChurchofJesusChristTemples.org for providing these updates. Please Note: It is possible that progress has been made on temples not included in this article that we have not been made aware of. If you have updates (including pictures or video) about a temple near you, feel free to send it to calledtoshare (at) ldsdaily.com.
Temple Dedication in Chile
On Sunday 28 October, President Russell M. Nelson dedicated the Concepción Chile Temple. This is the 160th operating temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the second temple in Chile.
Cladding Progress in Peru
Granite slabs are being attached to the exterior walls fo the Arequipa Peru Temple. Crews have nearly reached the top of the temple's domed tower. Temporary window coverings are in place, allowing additional crews to continue interior work.
Courtesy of Templo de Arequipa-Perú Facebook page
Barranquilla Open House Begins
Free tickets are available for the Barranquilla Colombia Temple open house, which will run from Saturday 3 November through Saturday 24 November. The temple will then be thoroughly cleaned in preparation for its dedication on Sunday 9 December 2018.
Progress Update from Mesa
Scaffolding has been set up around the Mesa Arizona Temple, allowing crews to remove exterior windows. The replacement windows will be a sturdier replica of the original glass.
Courtesy of Jeremy Kerrigan
Cladding in the Carolinas
Crews at the Raleigh North Carolina Temple have been hard at work attaching stone cladding to the structure's exterior walls. Framing work continues inside the temple and drywall is beginning to be hung. Interior changes will include minor floor plan modifications to help provide a better experience for temple patrons.
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About Natalie Bruce
Natalie is a graduate of Brigham Young Unversity, where she studied Communications and Editing. She is passionate about the Northern California coast, reading biographies, and the Oxford comma.
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Stepping into CBD
CBD products represent a key market opportunity for many DME pharmacies. How do they move into that market?
By David Kopf
Pain management is a key element of any DME pharmacy's business. Whether it's over-the-counter or prescribed painkillers, compressions items, wraps, hot/cold therapy, or TENS units, they offer a lot of ways to help their customers manage their pain and discomfort.
Bearing that in mind, any responsible DME pharmacy is regularly looking to broaden their range of pain management offerings, and the latest offering is CBD. Only CBD isn't like previous offerings. CBD is one of the compounds called cannabinoids produced by the cannabis plant. The first cannabinoid most everyone has heard of is THC, the psychoactive component in recreational marijuana. CBD, also known as cannabidiol, is the cannabinoid often used in managing chronic pain, insomnia and anxiety.
CBD products are sold in varying dosages that might or might not contain very small percentages of THC, as well. The products range from tinctures taken under the tongue, capsules, gummies and lotions. Consumers can buy them online and depending on what state a person lives in, they can buy it at retail establishments.
In fact, CBD use has grown so widespread according to market researchers the Brightfield Group, the global CBD market could expand to $22 billion by 2022. Another study from Cowen and Company projects the CBD market to hit roughly $16 billion by 2025. Low or high, those estimates speak to considerable market demand.
"There's such a growing interest market, because the product itself has so many benefits that it could definitely bring additional cash flow and new business and return business to these pharmacies," says Victor Velazco, CBD advocate for Oliver's Harvest (oliversharvest.com) which is produced by Coast to Coast Natural Inc.
"Everywhere you look, people are talking about it or they're a company that's selling it," notes Jon Fedele, CEO and owner, PurWell LLC (purwell.com). "I just had a conversation with a Physician two days ago who said that he has, at minimum, four or five patients every day that ask him about CBD. He's just a General Practitioner.
"So it's a growing market. I think there's a great opportunity for DMEs and pharmacies alike," Fedele continues. "I think they're poised to succeed in this market for several reasons, but most importantly because their customers know and trust their healthcare advice. They look to them to advise them on products that are going to help with their overall health and wellness."
But it's a market that has sat in an uncertain legal landscape for several years. The Department of Justice and the Drug Enforcement Agency considered any part of cannabis — and that includes CBD — a narcotic, but they have not enforced any laws when it comes to what is called "industrial hemp" products that include less than 0.3 percent THC, which covers most CBD products. As a result, many farmers and others further down the CBD economy have been reticent to participate in the business — until now.
The 2018 Farm Bill, which was passed at the very end of the 115th Congress in late December, removed industrial hemp production from the Controlled Substances Act. This gives Federal protection to both hemp farmers and CBD sellers.
That said there are still state statutes. In the 10 states where cannabis is entirely legal for medicinal and recreational use — Alaska, California, Colorado, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Nevada, Oregon, Vermont, and Washington — it is clearly legal to sell and use CBD oil, according to CBD producer Green Roads. And, in the three states that legally prohibit all cannabis-derived products — Idaho, Nebraska, and South Dakota — CBD sales remain illegal.
In addition to those states, there are 23 additional states that allow medical marijuana, including CBD. The remaining 14 states have more nuanced or narrow limitations on the sales and use of CBD or medical marijuana. Both Green Roads and the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws provide useful state-by-state resources on their web sites, greenroadsworld.com and norml.org.
So, what's a DME pharmacy interested in CBD to do? How do they make sure they're above board?
"I would say is, the best advice for pharmacies considering the sale of hemp/CBD products would be to consult with an attorney on the laws specific to their state," Fedele says. "There are several prominent attorney firms that only do cannabis, marijuana, cannabis, hemp related legal advice and oversight."
Another issue is quality control. DME pharmacies that are interested in offering CBD need to get educated on not just CBD, but the ways CBD is manufactured.
Right now, there is not a lot of standardization. According to Jamila Mammadova, a researcher for Coast to Coast, the Federal Drug Administration does not currently do product testing, but has formative rules on CBD products that it is preparing to detail and enforce. In the meantime, retailers want to make sure that products meet their criteria, such as ensuring that the THC component is below 0.3 percent. After that they need to research vendors.
"Another thing is you want to show that there are no heavy metals, there is no microbial life and any other toxins in your extract," she says. "Companies typically will, just privately, offer third-party lab reports and show it to consumers to guarantee that the concentration is accurate and that the extract is high quality.
"… One of the things I would recommend them to do is to use broad spectrum hemp extract with less than 0.3 percent THC or zero percent," Mammadova continues. "The first option would be full spectrum and the second option is broad spectrum."
Mammadova says that rather than just seek a high dosage isolate, it is better to have the full and broad spectrum varieties, because those products contain other chemicals found in the plant that work together with the CBD to increase its efficacy.
"We call that 'entourage effect' and it's not just double; it actually grows exponentially," she explains. "And there are so many studies that demonstrate that. Once you have full spectrum and broad spectrum, these chemicals start to interact with each other and they work synergistically. The result is much stronger."
What should be clear to any DME pharmacy is that we are looking at an evolving landscape both from a regulatory perspective and a business perspective. There is a clear, "hear and now" market opportunity and customer demand for these products. The key is for smart owners and managers to tap into legal resources to ensure they comply with state and Federal requirements, and do their homework on the product side to ensure they are stocking quality items.
This article originally appeared in the DME Pharmacy April 2019 issue of HME Business.
David Kopf is the Executive Editor of HME Business and DME Pharmacy magazine. Follow him on Twitter at @postacutenews.
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Karl Wilhelm August Gampenrieder (* 1. Februar 1860 in München; † 27. Oktober 1927 ebenda) war ein deutscher Maler.

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Highwoods Properties, Inc. (NYSE:HIW) announced that Kimley-Horn, one of the country's premier design consulting firms, is moving its U.S. headquarters to Highwoods-owned One Bank of America Plaza in downtown Raleigh. KimleyHorn will be occupying 55,000 square feet in the building the Company acquired in September 2014.
Ed Fritsch, president and chief executive officer of Highwoods, stated, "We are thrilled KimleyHorn has chosen our property for their U.S. headquarters. This well-respected national organization is a great addition to Raleigh's vibrant and growing downtown business community and a strong endorsement of the attractiveness of this building's location in the heart of the city's CBD. Congratulations to our Raleigh team for their hard work in securing this long-term lease and we are flattered to become Kimley-Horn's landlord."
Jon Wilson, Senior Vice President and Southeast Regional Leader, stated, "Over the past ten years, we have played an active role in the revitalization of downtown Raleigh, and we believe its vibrancy will undoubtedly continue to mature and grow. We're really excited about consolidating our offices in the center of the downtown activity, and having Highwoods as our partner will be tremendous."
The Company noted that Kimley-Horn will be occupying space that a current customer will be vacating in December 2015. Kimley-Horn's lease commences April 2016.
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The capital city in Sabah, Kota Kinabalu gives you the feel of man-made land blended together with the nature. Big buildings with beach and rainforest nearby, tons of places for food, night market, it is the gateway to the island of Borneo. In many ways, Kota Kinabalu gives the feel of being around develop part of Borneo, but at the same time, I was missing the rainforest, the endless forest. Like at night, instead of Chkada, Kota Kinabalu had sound of cars. The good part about the city is that anytime of the day, if you are hungry, you will get many options for food. A localite told us that, " Malaysian people love food and hence why you will find many options for food, even in the middle of the night."
For staying, you have 5 star hotels to even budgeted hotels. Another option which many people opting for is renting flat (mostly via AirBnb). These flats are in good society, giving you access to gym, pool and semi equipped kitchen. During my stay, I choose Oceania Hotel. It was a 4 star category hotel with good rooms, but no pool. The good part of this hotel was that they had a daily shuttle going to two prominent malls (City Centre & Sabah Mall) in the city every hour in evening from 5-9 pm. The service was super convenient as we spend our day doing adventure, return to hotel by 5, take the 6 pm shuttle and returning at 8-9:30 pm for a good night's sleep.
There are many local sightseeing which one can do. My personal favourite top two picks are, Day Trip to Gaya Island for Scuba Diving and Day Trip to Mt. Kinabalu with a visit to Ranau (Poring Hot Spring). Apart from these two picks, there is more to Kota Kinabalu then just this two.
Coming back to Kota Kinabalu, you have options to either visit some monuments or do some adventure or relax at beach. Architecture and history lover can head to Kota Kinabalu City Mosque, Sacred Heart Cathedral or visit Sabah State Museum to get in depth knowledge of the people of Sabah. Apart from these, there are many places like Atkinson Clock Tower, Signal Hill Observatory, Pulau Tiga 'Survival Island' visit and so on.
Kota Kinabalu also offers people a chance to do white river rafting. Though these places are 2 hours away from the city, the Kiulu River Rafting is for people who are doing rafting for the first time. Grade 1 with around 2-3 Rapids making Kiulu river rafting level easy or moderate. Adrenaline junkie can head for Padas River Rafting. Grade 3, Padas river rafting will surely make your heart skip a bit or maybe throw you in the water with one quick rapid. Both of these options need half a day and by evening you will return to Kota Kinabalu to relax for your next adventure!
Being a city near to beach, Kota Kinabalu has a lot of docked boats (especially fishing boats) around the main city center. Hence, for good beach, head down to Tanjung Aru Beach or drive to the end a.k.a tip of Borneo, Kudat. Take a sun bath or play in water, beaches near Kota Kinabalu are kids friendly and has amazing view of South China sea.
Apart from rafting, one can definitely go for Scuba diving (one of my favourite activity) or rent a yacht or sea kayaking or go golfing. The options are many, if time permits! Not to forget if fitness permit, then opt climb to Mt. Kinabalu.
After all these activities, your stomach will growl and Kota Kinabalu will not disappoint you with the wide variety of restaurants! Me being vegetarian, I did face some problems as most of the restaurant serves non-vegetarian dishes and very few or none vegetarian options. Luckily, we found one of the unexplored, small and pocket friendly restaurant name ' Devi's'. They had Indian food (Dosa and idle) which I personally thought will not get a chance to see or eat in Kota Kinabalu. Devi's was indeed a homely place. The owner was very sweet person. After our food, we had a chat with him and he suggested a few other places which we can try in Kota Kinabalu. Next day, we tried places like ' Little Italy' which offered good quality Italian food and thank the God, we could customise to eat vegetarian food. Also tried a famous Indian place name ' Kohinoor' which served good quality food but little pricey. Must try and found at many places is 'Waffles', prepared by vendors in the mall or street.
Every city has their fruit which is largely available in that city or country but not everywhere else. One of such fruit we found in Kota Kinabalu and in Malaysia was ' Durian'. Just like mango, Durian milkshake and smoothies are available in every juice shop. Another two unknown fruit to us were Kichai and Kedondong. Their juices were a mixture of sweet and sour, interesting to give it a try.
Activities done, food done, the only thing left is Shopping. Kota Kinabalu has many shops or mall for shopping and generally all types of brand are available. We were looking for some local specialties, but couldn't find one. There is a small town away from the city which showcase the cultural experience of city people and their occupation years ago! It is called Mari Mari cultural village, an experience there will give you a chance to glimpse the civilization of Sabah. You can look at buying tea or White coffee mix which are quite a specialty of Malaysia. One shop which I found unique and innovative was ' Dantsu'. It was basically Japanese shop which had all products from Japan sold at a fixed cost per item. I was amazed to see the kinds of product available in the shop. Obviously those who been to Japan won't find it new, but those who have not been to Japan or any shop like this can surely try place for shopping.
The city is lively yet people do everything at their own leisure time. You will see the diversity of people, yet they are friendly and happy to help you (May not apply to all, we did find some random weird people). The city has many roads and bridges, making it easy to roam around and explore new places.
Kota Kinabalu is connected with all major cities and it is the entry to Sabah from different part of the world. My time was certainly enjoyable and I cherished each day of my holiday in Kota Kinabalu and so do you.


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Welcome to another episode of the WinBeta Podcast. Each week we discuss the top Microsoft related news. This week's podcast we discuss two Windows 10 builds, PC sales figures, Windows 10 Mobile device rumors, and much more.
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Poodles Hanneford was a part-time film comedian, and a full-time circus clown. When the circus closed up for the winter, Hanneford came west to Hollywood to star in two-reelers for the Weiss Brother-Artclass studio. While comedy fans may not remember the name of Poodles Hanneford, circus historians will. Just as for generations the Lupino family served the British comedy stage, so for generations and to the present day the Hannefords were celebrated circus performers.
Artclass was a low budget comedy studio with an amazing ability for luring away top comedy talent, including Snub Pollard, and Ben Turpin in his last starring series. What these comedies lacked in production values, they made up for in inventiveness and lots of scenic outdoor shooting in Los Angeles locations.
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Today, no business want to compromise on business intelligence. They often keep it as a separate domain that can accelerate its business. As a result, they use web scraping, aka web harvesting and web data extraction, which is all about extracting data available on the net via a pre-defined procedure or you say, the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) or through any software or through a wide range of web browsers.
Lead generation is essential for any business to survive and thrive. It is the best part that businesses keep at their core. Since the methods for generating leads often categorized under the aura of advertising. It may include non-paid sources like organic search engine results or referrals from existing customers. In fact, it has become a vital aspect for the short or long term success of any business.
Some people think that Keyword Research is of no use because it take time and efforts. However, the reality is the basic pillar of any SEO or digital marketing campaign and can make or break any business. In fact, it is responsible for the success of any website.


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# RoomoramaApi

RoomoramaApi is a Ruby gem that wraps the Roomorama API V1.0 documented at https://roomorama.com/api.

For a step by step guide on getting started with Roomorama API, refer to https://roomorama.com/api/step_by_step.

This gem does not handle OAuth authentication or token generation. You may want to use https://github.com/intridea/omniauth and the Roomorama OAuth strategy at https://github.com/roomorama/omniauth-roomorama

## Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

    gem 'roomorama_api'

And then execute:

    $ bundle

## Usage

Currently this gem does not handle any oauth authentication yet. Host and Guest API calls are not support yet in this version.

### Initialize a client

	client = RoomoramaApi::Client.new

### Initialize a client with OAuth token

	client = RoomoramaApi::Client.new '<OAUTH TOKEN>'

### Get all destinations

	client.destinations_all

### Search for properties/rooms

	client.properties_find destination: 'singapore'
	client.properties_find destination: 'singapore', order: 'title_asc'

### Get data for a give property/room

	client.properties_get_data 500, strip_html: 'false'

### Make OAuth calls - get information about myself

	client.user_me

### Supported API Calls

	destinations_all
	properties_find
	properties_get_data
	properties_find_similar
	properties_availabilities
	properties_price_check
	properties_reviews
	favorites_list
	favorites_create
	favorites_delete
	perks_list
	perks_get_data
	users_me
	users_update_profile
	users_get_data
	users_register
	users_reviews
	host_properties_list
	host_properties_show
	host_properties_create
	host_properties_update
	host_availabilities_list
	host_availabilities_update
	host_inquiries_list
	host_inquiries_show

### Debugging

Turn on debug mode with

	RoomoramaApi::Client.debug = true

### Can't find the API Call you want?

	Submit an issue or a pull request.

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Migrant children at St. Peter's PS Nsambya accorded "diplomatic" status
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Ugandan entertainer/musician Y.K Bender performs for the young people gathered at St. Peter's Primary School Nsambya on Wednesday 18th, December 2019.
Kampala, Uganda | URN | Migrant Children at St. Peter's Primary School Nsambya are no ordinary refugees fleeing conflict in their countries. They are regarded as "Diplomats" of foreign countries living in Uganda.
The School Deputy Head Teacher, John Lwanga, says they accorded the children diplomatic status to fast-track their social integration and facilitate their healing from trauma. Lwanga says there are 560 migrant children in the school, many of whom arrived unaccompanied from the Democratic Republic of Congo, South Sudan and Burundi.
At the time of their arrival, the children were traumatized, dejected, hopeless and unable to speak English. Lwanga says they were counseled, comforted and enrolled. Along the way, they were allowed to vie for leadership in their respective classrooms and prefect's body and engage in co-curricular activities to expose their talents to domestic citizens.
"The school gazetted a "No School Uniform Day" celebrated every October to allow the diplomats showcase their cultures through dressing, food and dances. It is on this day that they are encouraged to teach their colleagues their languages," he told this publication.
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The foreign students enjoy a special foreign club platform chaired by a Speaker through, which they discuss their progress and challenges at the school. Twice a month, they are taken through psycho-social counseling to address any lingering traumatic effects.
"Some of them come here aged 14 and in Primary Five in their countries. But because they are unable to speak English – we assess them for competence and advise them to resume studies in P.2 and they end up performing very well," Lwanga explained.
Different Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) are supporting 120 of these Children to attend school while the school provides scholarships for 14 others. To improve their interactions with the school administration, the diplomats elected a Minister in charge of Foreign Affairs with the cardinal duty to foster peace and social cohesion.
Edward Ssenteza, a parent at the school, says the presence of the "diplomats" is helping children from host communities to learn Arabic and French. Ssenteza says outside the school, migrants have engaged in high value carpentry works in Kabalagala creating unique items and employment opportunities for Ugandans.
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"We can use the warm relationship to build a stronger community. This way, xenophobia will have no chance," he stated. Currently the Children are on holidays.
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But however, I'm not getting enough of the strongest, broadest strokes in your lines of action yet. How would you like to do another 1 hour of 30 second sketches of attitudes? (120 attitudes) The reason is because, if your first goal is to get better at making your sketches the most fluid as possible, then I would like to encourage yourself to do that. For more information, please look into a digital copy on Archive on Nick Meglin's Drawing from Within. This book has a lot of really swell drawing exercises, too.
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"Please, don't ask me when I began my career," Yuliya Krevsun said with a satisfied smile. "I daresay that I was born on the track!" Krevsun's grandmother, Dina Moskvina, was a basketball player in the Russian town team of Leningrad (now St. Petersburg). Her father, Yuriy Gurtovenko, was a master class shooter. Krevsun's mother and first coach, Militina Moskvina, was an 800m runner like her daughter (PB 2.07.0). That is why, one week after Yuliya Gurtovenko's birth, she was taken to a stadium in her baby carriage.
"I grew up in stadiums and at training camps," Krevsun recalled. "I hadn't the choice of other sports. I ran and jumped from early childhood in my mother's various training groups." At the age of five, Yuliya was a participant in a big town race in Irpin (near Kiev) and won a prize as the youngest runner. When Krevsun was only seven, her grandmother presented her with an inscribed bowl which confirmed that she had achieved the 3rd youth sport rating (under the Ukrainian classification system, an athlete has to achieve certain results to obtain a grade – 3rd youth grade is the lowest, International Master Class the highest).
In 1997, Krevsun participated in the Olympic Youth Days in Portugal, clocking 2:10.0 at 800m and finishing third. But these were hard times in the family. She was brought up by her mother whose wages were so trifling that Yuliya had to work in the market. "I helped my mother all this time," Krevsun recalled. "We sold fruit and vegetables all day and went to train late at night." These were not the ideal circumstances for her to improve in athletics.
In January 1998, Krevsun's mother accepted an offer to attend Donetsk Sport College as a coach and, with Yuliya attending as a pupil, they left their native city. They lived in a hostel where Yuliya met her future husband Serhiy Krevsun, a Master Class boxer and participant in the European Junior Championships.
In January 1999 Krevsun moved to more professional group coaching by Konstantyn Stepantsov and began to train with Ihor and Iryna Lishchynski. In August, she competed in the European Junior Championships 800m in Riga, Latvia. She finished 2nd in her heat but, due to a judging error, she was given third in the results. The Ukrainian team lodged an appeal and won, so Krevsun started in the Final and took the silver medal with a PB 2.03.81.
On 1 June 2002, in Kalamata, Greece, Krevsun fulfilled the standard of International Class level athlete (Ukrainian classification) with 2.00.49. One and a half months later she won the Ukrainian Championship, in Donetsk, for the first time. Selected for the European Championships in Munich, she finished 7th in her heat (2.08.04).
"2003-2004 were stagnant years," Krevsun said. "I could not improve on my previous results. I was dissatisfied and decided to put an end to my athletics career. I wanted a quiet life, romantic dinners with my husband and a baby's laugh in our home." So, on 21 April 2005, her son, Danil, was born.
In June 2007, Krevsun took the silver medal at the European Cup, in Munich, beaten by the experienced Svetlana Usovich, from Belarus. In July she broke two minutes for the first time to win the National Championships, in Donetsk, with 1.59.60. "The coach told me that I was in great shape but I believed him only at the beginning of August when I ran a PB of 52.45," Krevsun added.
Under pressure from being the 800m world leader, and after a long stay in Asia's climate, Krevsun was unable to progress through the qualification round. She finished only 5th in her heat (2.02.45). But, two days later, Russian Svetlana Cherkasova, who also failed to reach the final, asked Krevsun to run a training race in the warm-up area to check their shape and to try to understand the cause of their bad performance in Japan. At this training race, Krevsun was beaten by Cherkasova but they clocked 1.58.1 and 1.58.4 respectively.
At the beginning of summer season 2009 Krevsun won the National Cup ahead of Tetiana Petlyuk, becoming the world leader with 1:59.16 and got her ticket for the first European Team Championships. In Leiria Yuliya confirmed her great shape finished first with new WL result 1:58.62.
Krevsun has a little ritual before each race. On the start line she says to herself: "My Angel! You with me. Go forward and I'll be following you." (rus: ????? ???, ?? ?? ????! ?? - ??????, ? – ?? ?????.) Without knowing why, she introduced these words several years ago spontaneously and repeats them now before every race.
In 2007 Krevsun graduated from the University of Management and Administrative Department as manager of foreign-economic activity.
Prepared by Liudmyla Iakusheva for the IAAF 'Focus on Athletes' project. Copyright IAAF 2008.


This quick and easy salad makes for a delicious and healthy lunch and is packed full of flavour! Diced cold chicken may be substituted for cooked turkey.
Cut turkey into approximately 3cm square pieces, place in oven proof dish.
Cover with catering foil and cook for 20 minutes.
Cut celery into batons and dice.
Dice onion and chop sage.
Remove chicken from oven, place in large bowl sprinkle with sage and allow to cool.
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EdgeMicro Selects Compass' BitBox BMS Platform For Edge Data Center Management
Compass Datacenters' BitBox platform has been selected to serve as the foundation for the management of EdgeMicro's Mobile Edge Data Centers. EdgeMicro is deploying its infrastructure in an initial rollout of 30 cities, with aggressive plans to scale to hundreds of sites in North America and a roadmap for thousands of global deployments. The BitBox platform enables companies to monitor and manage distributed IT infrastructure through a unified system.
EdgeMicro, which was launched in 2017, operates in the "edge" colocation space. "We have a patent pending for an 'Edge Exchange' technology, which facilitates interconnection between mobile operators and network/application provider services, anywhere within the mobile operators' network," explains Anton Kapela, CTO of EdgeMicro. "We've also designed a Micro Data Center that provides 48kW of critical load housed in a prefabricated 8/20 module."
In essence, what EdgeMicro does is act as a neutral point where colocated systems are housed at the edge. This supports low-latency applications offered by a host of content providers and facilitated by multiple telcos/carriers – all operating in the EdgeMicro edge computing solution. This allows content providers to better meet current and future wireless demands by delivering faster response times for streaming of content-rich social platforms, webpage load speeds, and IoT data processing.
EdgeMicro and Compass Edge Solutions will demonstrate the BitBox platform in an EdgeMicro data center at the North American Network Operators' Group (NANOG) conference in Denver on June 25-27. The NANOG conference brings together the most influential companies and professionals shaping the future of the internet.
"We looked at a number of software platforms, and BitBox was the clear choice," said Loren Zweig, VP Operations for EdgeMicro. "It was built by a team that has been at the forefront of edge computing for years, well before it became a buzzword. They were building edge data centers before there was even a name for that kind of infrastructure, and all of that know-how has gone into an easy-to-use platform that allows us to deploy and manage our data centers anywhere."
"Our BitBox platform is designed to simplify and centralize distributed infrastructure management for providers. EdgeMicro will be using it as part of their solution for solving latency and backhaul challenges for MNOs and content providers serving mobile internet users," said Jon Trout, Managing Director of BitBox. "The BitBox platform will scale with them as EdgeMicro grows, allowing them to manage a thousand facilities with the same ease as managing their first implementations."
About EdgeMicro
EdgeMicro is a company launched in 2017 which operates in the "edge" colocation space. Built by an elite team with peering, wireless and data center expertise, our solution acts as a neutral point, housing colocated systems, sitting on the "edge." This supports low-latency applications offered by a host of content providers and facilitated by multiple telcos/carriers. Because of this position, content providers can better meet current and future wireless consumer demands. The model brings together MNOs, content providers, fiber companies and telecom real-estate owners to dramatically improve customer experience while also delivering significant financial benefits.
About Compass Datacenters
Compass Datacenters provides solutions from the core to the edge. We serve cloud and SaaS providers, enterprises, colocation and hosting companies, and customers with distributed infrastructure requirements. Compass' investors, Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan and RedBird Capital Partners, bring a long-term perspective and significant financial resources. Compass' executive team has built more than $3 billion worth of data centers and edge computing facilities. They have also operated over six million square feet of raised floor worldwide. The Compass team delivers build-to-order data centers which are superior to competing alternatives. Compass enables customers to build what you want, where you want, when your business needs it.
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Jul 29, 2013 - Deutsche Bank, New York. Quantitative Analyst (summer intern): Equity Derivatives Risk Management. 1999.
Systemic Risk and Stability in Financial Networks (with Daron Acemoglu and Asuman Ozdaglar) American Economic Review, 105(2): 564–608, 2015. The Network Origins of Aggregate Fluctuations (with Daron Acemoglu, Vasco Carvalho, and Asuman Ozdaglar) Econometrica, 80(5): 1977–2016, 2012. Non-Bayesian Social Learning (with Ali Jadbabaie, Pooya Molavi, and Alvaro Sandroni) Games and Economic Behavior, 76(1): 210–225, 2012.
Published Discussions and Comments Discussion of "Centrality-Based Capital Allocations" (by Adrian Alter, Ben Craig, and Peter Raupach) International Journal of Central Banking, 11(3): 379–384, 2015.
Publications in Other Disciplines Information Sale and Competition (with Kostas Bimpikis and Davide Crapis) Management Science, forthcoming. Multi-Sourcing and Miscoordination in Supply Chain Networks (with Kostas Bimpikis and Douglas Fearing) Operations Research, forthcoming. Coordination with Local Information (with Munther Dahleh, John Tsitsiklis, and Spyros Zoumpoulis) Operations Research, 64(3): 622–637, 2016. Distributed Coverage Verification in Sensor Networks without Location Information (with Ali Jadbabaie) IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, 55(8): 1837–1849, 2010.
Consensus Over Ergodic Stationary Graph Processes (with Ali Jadbabaie) IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, 55(1): 225–230, 2010. Consensus Over Random Networks (with Ali Jadbabaie) IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, 53(3): 791–795, 2008.
Teaching Experience Business Analytics for Law (J.D./LL.M.) Northwestern Pritzker School of Law Fall 2017. Business Analytics (MBA) Kellogg School of Management Fall 2017. Macroeconomics of Networks (PhD, cross-listed with undergraduate) Department of Economics, Yale University Fall 2016. Managerial Statistics (MBA) Columbia Business School Fall 2015; Fall 2014; Fall 2013; Fall 2012; Spring 2012. Social and Economic Networks (PhD) Columbia Business School Spring 2016; Spring 2014. Global Immersion: Exploring the Business Environment in Cuba (MBA) Columbia Business School Spring 2014.
Kellogg MEDS; Wharton Applied Economics; Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis; Tepper Economics; Boston University Macro Seminar; USC Economics; Workshop on International Production Networks (Erasmus University); Penn Workshop on Network Resilience. 2016: UCLA Economics; UCLA Anderson Finance; Bocconi Decision Sciences; Dartmouth Tuck; Yale SOM; UCL Economics; Duke Fuqua; Yale Institute for Network Science; NBER Summer Institute; Workshop on Information and Social Economics (Caltech); Granularity of Macroeconomic Fluctuations Workshop (Banque de France); Society for Economic Dynamics Annual Meeting (Toulouse); CEPR European Summer Symposium in International Macroeconomics (Bank of Finland); IESE Business School; Universitat Pompeu Fabra; Workshop on Networks in Trade and Macroeconomics (University of Cambridge); Fourth European Meeting on Networks (Aix-Marseille School of Economics); Impact of Uncertainty Shocks on the Global Economy Workshop (UCL); Second Annual Conference on Network Science in Economics (Stanford); Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland; Copenhagen Business School; The Econometric Society North American Winter Meeting (San Francisco); Risk Management & Insurance Department, Georgia State University. 2015: Yale Economics; Edinburgh Economics; NYU Stern; Paul Woolley Center Seminar, LSE; Cornell ORIE Colloquium; Wharton Conference on Liquidity and Financial Crises; Wharton Workshop on Empirical Research in Operations Management; Data, Algorithms, and Problems on Graphs Workshop (Columbia Institute of Data Sciences); Society for Economic Dynamics Annual Meeting (Warsaw); Workshop on Networks and Systemic Risk (University of Pennsylvania); Adam Smith Workshops in Asset Pricing and Corporate Finance (LSE); Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia; Institute for New Economic Thinking; Systemic Risk and Financial Networks Workshop (UCLA); Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto; The Center for Financial and Risk Analytics Seminar, Stanford; Tepper Finance Seminar. 2014: Columbia Economic Theory Seminar; University of Wisconsin–Madison Economic Theory Seminar; Systemic Risk: Models and Mechanisms Workshop (University of Cambridge); Learning in Social Networks Workshop (IESE Business School); Workshop on the Economics and Mathematics of Systemic Risk (University of British Columbia); Oxford-Man Institute of Quantitative Finance, University of Oxford; Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC); Enhancing Prudential Standards in Financial Regulations Conference, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia; PPSRC-CEPR Conference on Financial Stability and Regulation (IESE Business School); Center for Latin American Monetary Studies (CEMLA) Research Seminar; 2013: The Becker-Friedman Institute for Research in Economics, University of Chicago; Center for Financial Innovation and Stability, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta; Economic Networks and Banking Conference (LSE); Federal Reserve Board of Governors; London Business School; Penn State Economics; First European Meeting of Network Economics (Central European University, Budapest). 2012: Chicago Booth; Stanford GSB; Systemic Risk Conference (House of Finance, Goethe University, Frankfurt); Networked & Social Systems Engineering Seminar, University of Pennsylvania. 2011: Columbia Business School; NYU Stern; Wharton; University of California–San Diego; Draper Laboratory, Cambridge, MA. 2010: Duke Fuqua; Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. 2009: University of California – Santa Barbara.
Discussions Daron Acemoglu and Pablo Azar, "Endogenous Production Networks," Workshop on Social and Economic Networks, Becker-Friedman Institute, University of Chicago, September 2017. David Baqaee and Emmanuel Farhi, "The Macroeconomic Impact of Microeconomic Shocks: Beyond Hulten's Theorem," LSE Workshop on Networks in Macro & Finance, London School of Economics, June 2017. Ali Ozdagli and Michael Weber, "Monetary Policy Through Production Networks: Evidence from the Stock Market," NBER Monetary Economics Program Meeting, Federal Reserve Bank of New York, March 2016. Matthew Leister, "Information Acquisition and Response in Peer-Effect Networks," Third Economic Networks and Finance Conference, London School of Economics, December 2015. Benjamin Golub and Stephen Morris, "Consensus Expectations and Conventions," Workshop on Information Frictions and Learning, Barcelona Graduate School of Economics Summer School, June 2015. Jean-Edouard Colliard, "Optimal Supervisory Architecture and Financial Integration in a Banking Union," Conference on Bank Performance, Financial Stability and the Real Economy, Center for Studies in Economics and Finance, Capri, Italy, June 2015. John Birge and Jing Wu, "Supply Chain Network Structure and Firm Returns," Manufacturing & Service Operations Management SIG Conference, Toronto, ON, June 2015. Saki Bigio and Jennifer La'O, "Financial Frictions in Production Networks," Institute for New Economic Thinking, New York, NY, April 2015. Vasco Carvalho and Nico Voigtl¨ander, "Input Diffusion and the Evolution of Production Networks," NBER EFJK Growth Group Meeting, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, February 2015. Adrian Alter, Ben Craig, and Peter Raupach, "Centrality-Based Capital Allocations and Bailout Funds," Policies for Macroeconomic and Financial Stability, Annual International Journal of Central Banking Research Conference, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, September 2014. Pier-Andr´e Bouchard St-Amant, "Network Rigidities and the Business Cycle," Institute for New Economic Thinking, New York, NY, April 2014. Matthew Elliott, Benjamin Golub, and Matthew Jackson, "Financial Networks and Contagion," BeckerFriedman Institute Macro Financial Modeling and Macroeconomic Fragility Conference, Cambridge, MA, October 2013.
Honors and Awards Outstanding Referee Award (2014) Journal of Economic Dynamics & Control. Joseph, D'16, and Rosaline Wolf Award for Best Dissertation (2010) Department of Electrical and Systems Engineering, University of Pennsylvania. Best Student Paper Award Finalist (2009) IEEE Conference on Decision and Control, Shanghai, China.
Judith Rodin Fellowship (2008–2009) School of Arts and Sciences, University of Pennsylvania. International Economic Review Fellowship (2007–2008) Department of Economics, University of Pennsylvania. Pew Presidential Prize (2008) Department of Economics, University of Pennsylvania.
Professional Activities Ad-hoc Referee American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics, American Economic Review, Econometrica, Economic Letters, International Economic Review, IMF Economic Review, International Journal of Central Banking, Journal of Economic Theory, Journal of Political Economy, Journal of Econometrics, Journal of the European Economic Association, Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control, Journal of Finance, Journal of Banking & Finance, Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, Journal of Law, Economics & Organization, Journal of International Trade & Economic Development, Management Science, Operations Research, Operations Research Letters, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Quarterly Journal of Economics, Review of Economic Studies, Review of Finance, Review of Financial Studies, Theoretical Economics. Co-Organizer LSE Workshop on Networks in Macro & Finance, June 2017. Economic Networks and Finance Conference, London School of Economics, December 2016. Program Committee Member ACM Conference on Economics and Computation EC'16, Maastricht, The Netherlands, July 2016. Workshop on Social and Information Networks, Portland, OR, June 2015. Organizing Committee Member 2013 NSF/NBER/CEME Annual Seminar on Mathematical Economics and General Equilibrium, Columbia Business School and Yeshiva University, October 2013. Professional Memberships: Finance Theory Group, Macro Finance Society, The Econometric Society, American Economic Association, American Finance Association. Committee Member, MSOM Society Student Paper Competition, 2012–2016.
Student Supervision Advisor/Co-advisor Yaarit Even (Columbia Business School, in progress), Gowtham Tangirala (Columbia Business School, in progress), Davide Crapis (Columbia Business School, 2016). Doctoral Dissertation Committee Member Shaowen Luo (Columbia Economics, 2016), Kai Yuan (Columbia Business School, 2017), Chen Chen (Columbia University, 2014), Pooya Molavi (University of Pennsylvania, 2013), Bar Ifrach (Columbia Business School, 2012).


Being a grandparent is one of the greatest things in the world. Grandchildren look up to you and want to spend quality time with you. But sometimes it can be hard to come up with activities for you both to do together, especially something that builds a relationship while you have fun. We have some ideas for you! Check out these ideas for the next time your grandchild visits you.
If your grandchildren are on the more adventurous side, a scavenger hunt is a great way to spend quality time while keeping them engaged. Not only are they easy to create – you can tailor them to any theme, age, or place – but they are great no matter how many grandchildren you have. You can play with an individual child or invite the whole family.
Scavenger hunts offer you and your grandchildren some friendly competition and a little excitement to the day. You can play inside, outside, take a trip to somewhere new.
Items you need are the scavenger hunt list, a pen or pencil, a bag or box to collect items in and a prize. If you want, you can also bring along a clipboard to make writing easier. You'll also need to up to 20 minutes to brainstorm a list, print it and gather the materials. If necessary, you can also take some time to plant some of the items for kids to find.
Children love to hear stories, especially about the people they know and love. Break out a home movie or old photo albums and share family stories with them. They'll probably really like to hear stories from your childhood and to hear about their parents when they were similar ages.
Children love eating, especially something sweet. If you enjoy baking, a great activity is to teach your grandchild how to bake. Whether it's pie, cake, or cookies, your grandchild will love messing around in the kitchen. Make sure you have them help you clean up!
Your grandchildren are at a unique stage in their development. There is nothing better than capturing their thoughts, interests, and favorite things than a time capsule. Not only is it a fun activity now, but your grandchild will also have the memory of putting it together with you. Then, once they are older, they'll be able to take a look at the child they once were.
Children love to play games, and there is no shortage of games to choose from! From board games to puzzles, even video games, you can play many kinds of games depending on you and your grandkids interests. Introduce your favorite board game or let your grandchild show you their favorite video game. It's less about the game itself, and more about learning about each other.
Everybody loves a great movie. Spend some quality time indoors watching a favorite movie. Show your grandchild your favorite black and white classic or have them pick out a new release. With the help of Netflix and Hulu, you can find lots of titles. If you're looking for the full movie experience, head to a local theater.


I now have 20 posts on WordPress (21 if you're counting this one).
So here is my first New Year's Resolution, I'm going to spend more time writing posts here and updates on Twitter than last year.
I'm at it again ?
It has been a while since I bought some new and/or vintage Joes, but recently I've rediscovered eBay and have been on a shopping spree.
Prices seem a bit more affordable nowadays than they were a few months ago. Don't really know why, but I know it's good for my collection.
I'll be showing off my new additions when they arrive, hopefully still this year ?.
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Wichita Falls Sheppard AFB Airport
Built in 1941, Sheppard Air Force Base is a United States Air Force Base situated five miles (eight kilometres) north of the central business district of Wichita Falls, in Wichita County, Texas, United States. Named after Texas Senator John Morris Sheppard, who was a supporter of the military preparations before the Second World War, Sheppard AFB is the largest training base and most diversified in Air Education and Training Command. The 82d Training Wing (82 TRW) is the host unit at the base, providing specialised technical training and field training for officers, Airmen, and civilians of all branches of the military, other DoD agencies, and foreign nationals; while the 80th Flying Training Wing (80 FTW) conducts the Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot Training (ENJJPT) program, a multi-nationally manned and managed flying training program chartered to produce combat pilots for both USAF and NATO.
Sheppard AFB shares one runway with Wichita Falls Municipal Airport under a joint civil-military arrangement. It lies at an elevation of 1,019 feet (311 metres) and can be found on the map with the coordinates 33°59′20″N 098°29′31″W. It has been designated the IATA code SPS. Through Wichita Falls Municipal Airport, flights received are from Dallas/Fort Worth, operated by American Eagle.
The city of Wichita Falls is located in Wichita County, Texas, United States. It also serves as county seat. It is the principal city of the Wichita Falls Metropolitan Statistical Area, which encompasses all of Archer, Clay, and Wichita counties. As of the 2010 census, it had a population of 104,553 making it the 29th most populous city in the state of Texas. In addition to Sheppard AFB and Wichita Falls Municipal Airport, Wichita Falls is also home to the Newby-McMahon Building, which was constructed downtown in 1919 and had been known since as the "world's littlest skyscraper."
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Browsing State of the University Addresses by Title
Administrative Departments & Services
Inaugural Presidential Speech, 1995
Kenny, Shirley Strum (Stony Brook University. Office of the PresidentStony Brook UniversityStony Brook (N.Y.), 1995-04-28)
President Shirley Strum Kenny's inaugural speech given at her inauguration on April 28, 1995.
President Shirley Strum Kenny Biography
Kenny, Shirley Strum (Stony Brook University. Office of the PresidentStony Brook UniversityStony Brook (N.Y.), 2006)
PDF version of Dr. Kenny's biogrpahy taken from the Office of the President webpage in 2006.
Presidential Inaugural Address, 2009
Stanley, Samuel L. (Stony Brook University. Office of the PresidentStony Brook UniversityStony Brook (N.Y.), 2009-10-23)
State of the University Address 1987
Marburger, John H., III (John Harmen), 1941-2011 (Stony Brook University. Office of the PresidentStony Brook UniversityStony Brook (N.Y.), 1987-09-17)
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Die Cadre-71/2-Europameisterschaft 1980 war das 33. Turnier in dieser Disziplin des Karambolagebillards und fand vom 15. bis zum 18. November 1979 in Torhout statt. Die Meisterschaft zählte zur Saison 1979/80. Es war die achte Cadre-71/2-Europameisterschaft in Belgien.

Geschichte
Dieter Müller stand bei dieser EM als amtierender Weltmeister kurz vor seinem dritten Titel im Cadre 71/2. Nachdem er die Vorrunde überzeugend gewonnen hatte und die siegreiche Partie gegen Francis Connesson in zwei Aufnahmen mit in die Endrunde nahm lief alles nach Plan. In der ersten Partie der Endrunde spielte er aber in einer mäßigen Partie in neun Aufnahmen gegen den Titelverteidiger Raymond Ceulemans Unentschieden. Da Connesson gegen Hans Vultink gewann, war ein Sieg gegen Vultink nötig. Auch in dieser Partie lief es nicht gut für den Berliner. Man vermisste die sonst so große Sicherheit in entscheidenden Situationen und er verlor mit 264:300 in sieben Aufnahmen. Durch einen gleichzeitigen Sieg mit 300:255 in zwei Aufnahmen von Connesson gegen Ceulemans wurde der Franzose verdient zum dritten Mal Europameister in dieser Disziplin.

Turniermodus
Es wurde in zwei Gruppen à fünf Spielern eine Vorrunde im Round Robin System bis 300 Punkte gespielt. Die beiden Gruppenbesten kamen in die Endrunded. Die gespielten Partien aus der Vorrunde wurden übernommen. Die Plätze 5–10 wurden ausgespielt. Bei MP-Gleichstand wird in folgender Reihenfolge gewertet:

 MP = Matchpunkte
 GD = Generaldurchschnitt
 HS = Höchstserie

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Le Lanark Bleu est un fromage de brebis produit dans le Lanarkshire en Écosse.

Il est produit à Ogcastle près du village de Carnwath par Humphrey Errington depuis 1985. Le veinage bleu provient du Penicillium roqueforti. Ce fromage a une saveur forte qui varie en fonction du moment de l'année où il est produit.

Fromage au lait de brebis
Fromage écossais


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No Explosives Found During Bristol Central Bomb Scare
Published May 27, 2014 • Updated on May 27, 2014 at 11:17 pm
Bristol Central High School was dismissed Tuesday because of a threat, according to the superintendent's office.
Bristol police and firefighters responded to the high school on Wolcott Street at 9:57 a.m. after a student found a bomb threat note, according to a news release from the Bristol Police Department. State Police and troopers with police dogs that can detect explosive devices assisted local police in searching the school. Officials did not find a bomb.
The principal's office Tweeted that a message had been written on a desk, claiming a bomb would go off at 10:46 on May 27.
A written message was found on a desk claiming a bomb would go off on 5/27 at 10:46. Students were promptly evacuated. More to follow. — Pete Wininger (@BCHSprincipal) May 27, 2014
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Students and staff were evacuated to the athletic field as police secured the building and grounds. By 1 p.m., law enforcement determined the school was safe, but the Bristol Board of Education closed the school for the rest of the day and students were sent home on buses. Officials notified parents about the incident.
Police are investigating the threat and no other schools are affected.
Bristol police ask that anyone with information contacts 860-584-3000.


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It had to happen, just like a stuck clock happens to be right once a day, but someone has finally figured out how to make a new Nike uniform look good.
The person who did was Texas Christian's equipment manager, who came up with this look. The front of the jersey says "Horned Frogs", inside the collar says "Don't Back Down". There are two red lines on the helmet, representing the twin streams of blood a horned frog shoots from its eyes as a defense mechanism. And, of course, there's the incredible charcoal gray pants - a highly underutilized color in uniforms, I think. For comparison, compare the new uniform at left to TCU's old uniform. It's not even close.
In fact, the change was so good that TCU's coach gave a game ball to the equipment manager who designed the new unis.
I'm not usually a fan of changing MSU's traditional home uniform (green shirt, white pants, green helmet with the Spartan logo) too much, but I am one of those Spartan fans that doesn't mind a third color in the black/gray scheme - and wouldn't mind us trying those charcoal gray pants.
MSU's men's basketball squad occasionally rocks the newest Nike designs - those tight-hugging shirts for example - and while sometimes they'll have a few nice features, you'll never look at the jersey and go "whoa."
Perhaps that kid from TCU would be free to lend a hand on a new design.


I find myself often having to move VMs around onto different datastores (due to upgrades and hardware migrations). I have found the best way to do this is to determine what VM is on what datastore and plan out where I want it to move to. This gets somewhat tedious if you have dozens (or hundreds) of small datastores. Below are 2 powershell scripts I cam across that gather VM/datastore information and outputs it in a fashion easily usable in Excel.
This is a quick little script that gets all the hosts and the datastores it is on. It runs fairly fast and exports to a CSV file.
get-vm | select Name, $datastoreExp, $diskSizeExp | sort -property Datastore,"Total Disk"


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Two teenage Newcastle United supporters plead guilty to causing damage at Stadium of Light derby
Two teenage football fans have pleaded guilty to causing damage at the Stadium of Light - and could be banned from every match in the country.
Friday, 19 October, 2018, 06:00
Stewards inspect damaged seats at the Stadium of Light after the game between Sunderland U23s and Newcastle United.
Newcastle United fans damaged a number of red seats at the Premier League International Cup quarter-final on March 7 earlier this year.
Now a 15-year-old boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, has pleaded guilty to criminal damage to property under value of £5,000 at a hearing at South Tyneside Magistrates Court this week.
A 16-year-old boy also pleaded guilty to destroy property of unknown value.
Both will appear before North Tyneside Magistrates Court for sentencing later this month.
They could receive football banning orders, preventing them from attending any regulated football matches anywhere across the UK for a set time.
The order also bans individuals from travelling abroad to watch international friendlies, qualification matches and tournaments.
Trouble broke out at the match where around 300 Newcastle supporters had travelled to Wearside and saw the Magpies win the quarter-final 11-10 on penalties, after the game finished 2-2 after extra time.
Several seats were broken by visiting supporters in what was the first reserve Wear-Tyne derby in four years.
Following the disorder, 10 individuals were issued with summons.
A 25-year-old man and a 15-year-old boy who were both charged with throwing a missile at a spectator area have had their cases dropped.
A 17-year-old boy who was charged with theft and using threatening behaviour and another 15-year-old boy who was also charged with using threatening behaviour have also had their cases dropped.
Chief Superintendent Sarah Pitt, of Northumbria Police, said: "While the overwhelming majority of football fans across our region behave impeccably, anybody who does attempt to ruin the experience of other supporters will be punished accordingly.
"Such disorder will not be tolerated and anyone found guilty must realise the consequences of their actions. They could be banned from attending any regulated football match in this country for the next few years.
"I would like to warn fans that such banning orders can also affect your future career prospects, as they may be disclosed to potential employers through a vetting process or DBS check.
"I'm proud to say that in recent years, our football fans have worked really closely with police and partners, and that has positive relationship has continued at the beginning of the 2018/19 season."


The 3rd season of Amazon's original series The Man in the High Castle is now available on Prime Video. This has been one of Amazon's most successful shows, garnering an 8.1 IMD rating, an 86% fresh score on Rotten Tomatoes, and two Emmy awards under its belt. The new 3rd seasons is off to a similarly good start with a 4.4 out of 5-star rating from Amazon customers. Amazon has already announced that the series is being renewed for a fourth season.


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Aerosmith have created an anthem for the NFL's New England Patriots.
The new Aerosmith track, "Legendary Child – Patriot's Anthem," is part of the Pepsi NFL Anthems program, a national campaign that brings to life originally created anthems for seven NFL teams around the league.
"This is a program the band and I were excited to get behind as it is a true representation of our allegiance to the New England Patriots and the city of Boston," said Steven Tyler. "Hearing our song being played as the soundtrack at all the tailgate parties to every touchdown is a testament to all the diehard Aerosmith fans in New England... GO PATS!"
"There's something about the word legendary and the words New England Patriots that have an amazing ring to them. We're excited and proud to be part of that," added Joe Perry.
"Legendary Child – Patriot's Anthem" can be heard below and is available as a FREE download here.
The original version of "Legendary Child" appears on Aerosmith's forthcoming album, "Music From Another Dimension," due November 6.


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abstract in english: In May 1966 the conservation workshop of the Museum of Folk Architecture in Sanok under the guidance of Wojciech Kurpik started to examine the recently discovered Ruthenian paintings in the Venerable Onuphrius Orthodox Church in Posada Rybotycka. Uncovering and conservation works were continued in the summer of 1966 and in the autumn of 1967. Large parts of paintings were uncovered, the composition scheme was identified, the technique was determined as a mixed fresco 6c tempera technique, and even the paintings time of creation (16th century) was identified. Traces of two major renovations were also discovered. Significant stylistic differences between paintings in the presbytery and in the aisle were noticed. It was determined that, apart from mechanical reasons, the main causes of destruction of the paintings were the humidification of walls caused by the destruction of the roof and the use of organic binder, which had been decomposed by microorganisms and the powdered paint had dropped off the primer. The discovery and identification of inscriptions scratched in plaster on the vestibule walls was a matter of key importance. These are mainly names and year dates, e.g. the oldest dates: 1501 and 1506, which suggest that the time of erection of the Orthodox church should be shifted at least to the 15th century. At the same time, archaeological research was carried out around the church and in the church hill, and anthropological research was carried out at the church cemetery. Wojciech Kurpik finished his work in October 1967 and further research was to lie continued by the Historic Object Conservation Workshop in Krakow under the direction of Władysław Zalewski; however, documents contain no records that would prove the undertaking of any further polychrome- -related works. In 1977 the Orthodox church was taken over by the District Museum in Przemyśl. In the years 1983-1985 conservation works were carried out by Plastyka, a Warsaw-based company, under the direction of Małgorzata Wesołowska-Nowosielska. At that time, polychrome was uncovered, partly cleaned and secured in the entire church; the missing plaster was supplemented with lime mortar in the presbytery, and lime 6c sand trims were installed in the aisle. In 1884 Dr Janusz Lehmann carried out stratigraphie and laboratory research. The structure, mineral and chemical constitution of the plaster layer, which paint layers were placed on, is similar to those used in Europe in Renaissance times, but the technique is consistent with the late Byzantine tradition and paintings of south-eastern Orthodox Europe. In 1986 Małgorzata Wesołowska-Nowosielska included results of conservation works in her doctoral dissertation presented at the Academy of bine Arts in Warsaw. The paintings did not constitute the primary decoration of the church interior. The walls were originally covered with a double layer of zinc white, which was only later covered with polychrome. The same original plaster covers all church walls, the vault and both sides of the templon, which indicates that it had been present since the very beginning. The mineral composition ol the plaster is not consistent with the tradition of Byzantine- -Ruthenian painting. This means that craftsmen laying the brown coat represented local techniques rather than eastern or southern techniques. Conservation works were continued in the years 1986-1988 under the direction of Barbara Kaniewska. At that time, frescos in the presbytery were cleaned thoroughly, cement 6c lime patches were removed, and the missing plaster was supplemented. Finally, retouching works were performed for consolidation purposes. Conservation works were closed in 1991, when Józef Steciriski completed the protection of painting residues over the church vestibule. Additionally, the passage leading from the inside of the main church aisle was reconstructed and stone stairs leading to it from the outside were demolished. Uncovering and conservation works that were finished towards the end of the 1980s were not continued later. Scaffolds in the aisle are the only things left of them.


Today we're going to take another look at a challenge we discussed last time (in Conditional Summary Report Header)… namely how to cajole FileMaker into displaying a subsummary, or a reasonable facsimile thereof, at the top of a report page when items in the group begin on an earlier page.
This entry was posted in JSON, Level: Intermediate, Version: FM 16 or later, Virtual List and tagged Ceiling, GetNthRecord, Insert Calculated Result, Mod on October 15, 2018 by Kevin Frank.
Acknowledgment: As always a huge thank you to Bruce Robertson, for inventing virtual list, and for many other contributions to the FM community over the years.
As a follow up to my recent "Virtual List on Steroids" presentations at DIG-FM and dotFMP, today I want to take a fresh look at using JSON arrays in conjunction with Virtual List Reporting.
JSON arrays + Virtual List are a natural fit, but, as we shall see, small changes in methodology can make a huge difference in terms of performance, and the approaches we're going to explore today are the result of a lot of trial and error, and incorporate feedback and suggestions from Dave Graham, Paul Jansen and Perren Smith.
What follows will assume the reader is somewhat familiar with the basic ideas behind Virtual List. If you aren't familiar, or need a refresher, you can find references to earlier articles here: Virtual List on Steroids, part 2. We'll get to the demos in just a minute, but first, a review of some of the benefits of using virtual list.
This entry was posted in JSON, Level: Advanced, Version: FM 16 or later, Virtual List on June 29, 2018 by Kevin Frank.


Eastern National 201, MXB740, a Bristol LL6G with ECW FC35F body from 1952, ex Tillings Transport in 1963, seen on hire to the Royal Mail for Christmas parcel deliveries in Southend.
Tillings MXB740, a Bristol LL6G with ECW FC35F new in 1952, photographed in Devon in 1956. In 1963 the coach passed to Eastern National.
MXB741, a Bristol LL6G with ECW FC35F body originally with Tilling (for American Express tours), transferred to Eastern National in 1963 where it was numbered 042, then 202 before being withdrawn in 1965.
Eastern National BD205, MXB744, a Bristol LL6G with ECW FC35F body from 1952, ex Tillings Transport in 1961/2. Based in the Brentwood depot, on hire to the Royal Mail for Christmas parcel deliveries in Southend.
Star Tours of Gainsborough OLU754, a Bristol LS6G with E.C.W. C39F body, new to Tilling's Transport in April 1954.
Tilling's Bristol MW6G / ECW C41F VYO767, one of five new in April 1959.
Tilling's Bristol MW6G / ECW C41F VYO768, one of five new in April 1959.
Eastern National 385, 2BXB, a 1961 MW6G with ECW coach body, originally in the Tilling fleet.
Tilling Transport 13DLY, a Bristol MW6G with ECW C34F body, one of a batch of five delivered in May 1962.
Tillings SB13/Duple (Northern) Firefly 19POO by their depot in King's Cross. The red fleetnames are unusual.
Tillings Travel PL9417, HVW241H. Bristol RELH / Duple, new in August 1970 as Eastern National 417.


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Bullying - the untold story
What makes bullying so different from other coercive interactions between people is its one-sided character, and that goes for both parties.
Contrary to the old joke bullies may be sadists, but their victims are not masochists. And anyway, sadists and masochists are not the perfect match.
What's so insidious about the bully and their victim is the expectation they generate within the group.
Bullies do not present instantly. They feel their way forward, slowly but surely absorbing the characters surrounding them. An initial assessment period if you will, and when they got the picture they pounce.
That absorption takes place in tandem with those by everyone else. Those first hours of getting to know everyone, of subconsciously creating an inner imagery of who is who.
From then on the expectations take over. Once the picture has settled people will respond according to what their mind tells them, any further assessment is hardly considered.
Bullies play their game and everyone knows it. The victims play the role in line with the commonly held script.
Now comes the really bad part. Once a victim, the experience a game shared by all, the group expects that scene to be repeated over and over again. That includes authority figures such as teachers and bosses.
The perpetrators could not ply their craft were it not for their wily skill understanding cause and effect to a fine degree. They know when to begin, when to stop, and how to remain within the bounds of convenience accepted by the rest. As long as the respective roles are adhered to, the situation will continue unabated.
But let the victim take charge, let them step outside the assigned territory, and retribution sets in. When a child can't stand it anymore and hits back, hits back so hard that the bully melts away, the space is suddenly in the glare of everyone's attention. It's an empty space, except for the victim who has nowhere to go. The bully is gone, but the victim is left standing there ready to cop it.
Scale up the scenario to the adult world and the same happens. Does the boss look kindly upon retribution, an act that brings in the unfamiliar and thus unseats the harmony? Hardly. Would the courts give the green light to those standing up for themselves? I don't think so.
You are victim, don't you understand?? How dare you upset the natural balance!
And so it goes. Unctuous sermons are held about the phenomenon of bullying, reports are written, statistics compiled, but they don't mean a thing for those on the ground.
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Imagine having to live in the presence of greatness. Consider what it's like to live under the same roof as a volleyball giant and have the expectations to live up to the legend who shares your name.
For Matthew Ctvrtlik, he's trying to create his own name in men's volleyball.
Matthew's father, Bob Ctvrtlik, is a three-time Olympic men's volleyball player, earning a gold medal in Seoul in 1988 and a bronze medal in Barcelona in 1992. Bob also was a part of the U.S. men's volleyball team for the 1996 Olympic Games, but the team did not medal and finished in seventh place.
Now it is Matthew's turn to carry on the Ctvrtlik name in the world of men's volleyball — as a sophomore setter at Harvard University.
Matthew says that a lot of his on-court personality comes from his father. Matthew has taken his father's poise and uses it to become the volleyball star that his father used to be.
Harvard head men's volleyball coach Brian Baise points out a key difference between Ctvrtlik and his father.
With his demeanor, Matthew has made a big impact for the Harvard Crimson. He has the fifth-most kills on the team so far with 72 and the second-most digs on the team with 112 as of March 21.
The younger Ctvrtlik also has a couple of statistical accolades to his credit, as he had his first triple-double of his collegiate career, and the only one of the NCAA season as of March 21, with 10 kills, 10 digs and 16 assists against Ball State University in late January. He followed this performance up a month later with his first double-double against the New Jersey Institute of Technology, recording 32 assists and 13 digs in that match.
Coach Baise attributes Matt's success to his confidence and leadership ability on the court. Baise hopes that those attributes will continue to grow during Ctvrtlik's time at Harvard.
Being a student-athlete at one of the most prestigious academic institutions in the country means having to balance rigorous coursework with the obligations that come with being a student athlete.
Not only does Matthew put in a lot of hard work on the court, he also brings that same work ethic when it comes to his academics.
Matthew hopes to follow a similar path to his father, playing professionally and for the U.S. national team. However, he wants to forge his own path in men's volleyball while helping to sustain his father's legacy. Matthew wants to use his work ethic to become better than his father was while on the U.S. national team.
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