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Premier League 2017-18 preview – Southampton
By Andy EdwardsAug 4, 2017, 3:14 PM EDT
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When Southampton were promoted to the Premier League five years ago, no one foresaw the south coast club becoming England's model of structure and consistency, but after four top-eight finishes in a row (8th, 7th, 6th and 8th, beginning in 2013-14), that's exactly what's happened.
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How, against all odds, you ask? Simply put, a series of savvy managerial appointments, sky-high-upside dealings in the transfer market, a robust youth academy which has produced numerous first-team stalwarts, and a willingness to cash in on players at peak value.
The 2017-18 PL season could very well be something of a crossroads for Southampton, as they begin their sixth top-division campaign under the guidance of a fifth different opening-day manager, Mauricio Pellegrino.
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From the day Pellegrino arrived at St. Mary's Stadium, he's been fighting an uphill battle to keep star center back Virgil Van Dijk at the club. Liverpool's dogged pursuit (some have called it tampering) has made life difficult in the build-up to the new season. Though a transfer agreement has not yet been reached, the saga is probably far from over. As for incoming transfer activity, it's been… well, pretty quiet
Best-, worst-case scenario: Saints' starting XI is as good as (and, in most cases, better than) any of the non-top-six sides, and what'll trickle down to the bench (the likes of Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, Steven Davis, Sofiane Boufal, Josh Sims, Charlie Austin and Shane Long) isn't half-bad either. If the squad in place buys into Mauricio Pellerino's philosophy early on, expect Southampton and Everton to fight it out for seventh, albeit a ways back of the big six. Anything down the bottom half of the league table would be a shock, and a huge disappointment.
Best possible XI is…
—– Forster —–
— Cedric — Van Dijk — Yoshida— Bertrand—
—- Clasie —- Romeu —-
—– Tadic —– Ward-Prowse —– Redmond —–
—– Gabbiadini —–
Transfers In: Jan Bednarek ($6.5 million, Lech Poznan)
Transfers Out: Jay Rodriguez (West Bromwich Albion, $15.7 million)
8th place in Premier League
Group stage of Europa League
Runners-up in EFL Cup
4th round in FA Cup
Star player: Nathan Redmond — Yes, the likes of Manolo Gabbiadini, Dusan Tadic and James Ward-Prowse are better known household names heading into the season, but Redmond seems the obvious choice to become "next Saints player to be transferred for $40 million after one spectacular season." (See, for examples: Sadio Mane, Luke Shaw, Morgan Schneiderlin, Adam Lallana, Nathaniel Clyne and Victor Wanyama) He checks all the boxes that PL clubs covet: outside-in attacker who does his damage cutting inside from the left wing; English; and, still only 23 years old.
Coach's corner: Claude Puel was (somewhat) surprisingly fired three weeks after the end of last season, despite an eighth-place finish and a League Cup final appearance in his first season in the PL, and quickly replaced by Pellegrino. The 45-year-old Argentine takes over at St. Mary's after one season as manager of Alaves, who he guided to a ninth-place finish in La Liga (including wins over Barcelona, Villarreal and Valencia) and a Copa del Rey final appearance in the club's first season back in the top flight.
PST predicts: Given the money spent by the top-six sides (not only this summer, but in past transfer windows), the gap between the haves and have-nots is wider now than perhaps ever before. 2017-18 will make three managers in three seasons for Saints (Ronald Koeman before Puel), and while that's bound to cause stress at the most well-run of clubs, Southampton have established themselves as a perennial top-eight side in the PL, which is exactly where they'll finish once again this year.


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It's about AS Roma, not me: Coach Eusebio Di Francesco
It was reported that Di Francesco will be fighting for his job when his team defend a 2-1 lead at the Estadio de Dragao in the second leg of their round of 16 tie.
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Beleaguered AS Roma coach Eusebio Di Francesco, his future reportedly in the balance, says their Champions League tie against Porto on Thursday must be about the team and not about him.
Italian media have reported that Di Francesco will be fighting for his job when his team defend a 2-1 lead at the Estadio de Dragao in the second leg of their round of 16 tie but the man himself looked unperturbed.
"I want the attention to be on Roma and the common interest of the 'Romanista' is that tomorrow the team qualifies, regardless of who the coach is," he told reporters.
"The thinking is not about myself, but making sure that Roma get through this round. It bothers me because people do not understand that Roma will be taking the pitch tomorrow, not me," he added.
Di Francesco's second season at the club has been marked by his team's exasperating inconsistency and after a good run in February, he is back in trouble following a 0-3 derby defeat to Lazio on Sunday.
"The derby has provoked lots of comments but we have to think about the next game," said 'DiFra,' whose team knocked out Barcelona on the way to reaching the Champions League semi-final last year.
"It will be fundamental that the 11 who I send on to the pitch produce exceptional performances, like the ones we had last year," DiFra added.
He added that there was 'absolutely' no problem that former Fiorentina coach Paulo Sousa, the man expected to replace him if he gets the sack, would be watching the game.
Porto also suffered a traumatic defeat on Sunday when they were beaten 1-2 at home by arch-rivals Benfica, losing the leadership of the Primeira Liga in the process.
"Their coach is in trouble and I also lost the last game. In football, we all walk a tightrope because we depend on results," said Porto coach Sergio Conceicao.
"I didn't have to find words to say to lift the players after Sunday. There is no greater motivation than a chance to reach the Champions League quarter-finals," he added.
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Larry and Ann Dorsett, owners and operators of Dorsett Arabian Horse Farm have dedicated much of the past 35 years to the loving care, breeding, training and sales of Arabian Horses.
They take great pride in their trim 70 acre Arabian Horse Farm doing all the work and management themselves.
Ann Dorsett is a certified member of the AHA's Mentor Farm Program, sponsored by the Arabian Horse Registry. The mentor program is designed to introduce newcomers to the Arabian Horse breed. She has been fielding questions from Arabian Horse admirers in the Northeastern United States since its inception.
Ann Dorsett is also an active member of the County Board of Agriculture (usually reporting on horse related issues), the NJ Farm Bureau Delegate Advisory Board to the Equine Advisory Board of the New Jersey Board of Agriculture, and a member of the Woolwich Township Environmental Commission.
For more information about the Arabian Horse Association's Mentor Farm Program, please visit our Arabian Horse Link's page.
Larry and Ann have one daughter, Helen Dorsett, PhD. She lives with her husband, Michael Ford, PhD. in Sydney, Australia.


you seem to use Kerberos.
If this is the case, and you are running SAP GUI for Java in 64-bit mode (latter is quite likely), try it with 32-bit mode by choosing the "Open in 32-bit mode" checkbox in the Finder info of the SAP GUI app.
See also 3.3 Release notes - Known issues in the manual part of SAP GUI for Java and search for "Mac OS X only: SNC".
I found the answer to the newest issue and it was because my principal name in my ticket viewer was the incorrect case of what was being looked for.
I just saw your old post. I can see that you are using Kerberos (MIT Kerberos) to SSO login to SAP via SAPGUI for Java. I am trying to do the same , but since I don't know any thing about Kerberos, it is quite challenging for me.
Is it possible give some direction how I can implement this. I really appreciate it.
If you have a document, you can email it to my email at ray_vand@filemaker.com directly.


Performance is the check you need to make when determining how effective you can entertain targets. This could be anything from a tavern crowd to a group of councilman at a speech function. Often times the end goal is to gain money or favors. Paying for your room and a supper for a song is a useful resource for a wandering adventurer, after all. However, it could also be used to soften up a crowd, to turn opinion one way or the other. Ultimately the skill's goal is to entertain and delight, however. Providing pleasure to a group of people can grease the wheels for future endeavors, or a well performed act could be its own reward.
Remember that performance is not necessarily musical in nature. A well told tale, a speech greatly orated, or a even a religious scripture well recited are under the performance umbrella making this a skill not just for Bards and musicians.
A tool proficiency – Performance does not provide you with the ability to play an instrument. In fact, if you do know how to play one, Performance is not in a specific sense a "how well you play this instrument" so much as it is "how much entertainment do you cause when playing this instrument". That is not to say the skill and the tool proficiency do not overlap. Being good at an instrument certainly makes it easier to entertain with it. In Xanathar's Guide to Everything, in fact, it is recommended that when such an overlap occurs between a skill and a tool proficiency, you should gain advantage on the roll.
Deception – Acting to entertain falls under performance. Though it is good to get an audience to become immersed in a performance, they still ultimately know that you are acting out a part. To try and act in such a way as to actually deceive a person, you use Deception.
The following are optional or edge cases for Performance, and are entirely dependent on the Dungeon Master.
Great Work – If you are proficient in Performance, rather than spend downtime performing for money, you can spend days on trying to create a great work. This might be a body of music, a book of poetry or song, a play, or another similar written work. Creating a great work takes a large amount of time, depending on your Charisma (Performance) bonus. Consult the chart below for the number of days. If your Charisma (Performance) bonus changes in the middle of completing the great work, simply apply your current investment of downtime into the new number of days needed. In order to complete the work for each day put towards the work you must maintain at least a modest lifestyle (1gp a day). When you finish the work, you may try to sell the work. Its worth is equal to your Charisma (Performance) bonus x 100 gold pieces. Once it is sold, you might later be recognized as the author of the work.
Group Performance – In the event of a group performance, choose one PC as the 'lead'. They make the actual roll, however each other performer may make a separate Charisma (Performance) roll vs. DC 15. For each one that makes the roll, the lead performer may add 1d4 to her roll.
The following is meant to inspire a Dungeon Master to design with Performance in mind. Performance is largely a skill used to facilitate role play. It is not often used to overcome an immediate obstacle, however it still sees a lot of play in games in which someone possesses it. It's hard to resist pulling out an instrument and playing at opportune times (or inopportune times as is often the case). The usual suspects are playing in the tavern or on the street corner. As the DM, your job should be to elevate both the uses of the skill but also the stakes.
The Music Loving Genie – There is a crystal blue bay off of a tropical island filled with beautiful birds and exotic fruit. Beneath the waters of this bay lies the coral palace of a great Marid; a water genie. The ancient elemental has a peculiar hobby: that is, collecting music. By this we mean the genie kidnaps musicians and forces them to play for him. Unfortunately, those that don't play well enough end up being kicked out of the palace (and drowning). If the PCs happen to be on a boat near such a place, the Genie might break the ship and spirit the PCs away to his palace, giving them the ability to breathe water. Once there he demands any of them that can perform music must do for him. In order to please the Genie, the Charisma (Performance) check must beat a DC 15. The other PCs may Aid as normal. They may try three times before the Genie removes the water-breathing enchantment and throws them out into the waters, far too much a depth to swim to safety before drowning. If, however, they are successful, the Genie puts them away in one of his great bird cages – intending on forcing them to perform again the next day. Now they must figure a way out of the cage and out of the palace and to the surface before the Genie awakes to find them gone and either comes after them or removes the enchantment before they are a safe distance to the surface of the water. This hook can be expanded to a full adventure location with many marvelous wonders to behold in the palace.
Thanks for reading! Next week we'll be covering Persuasion, so don't put away that bard character sheet quite yet. See you then!


Yikes, how has it been over a month since my last post? Sorry I haven't been around here in awhile, but life has been pretty busy lately with trying to finish my degree and helping to plan my sister's wedding, and as much as I wanted to keep up with my blog, I just haven't had the time.
While I expect to still be busy over the next couple weeks, I wanted to at least squeeze in a quick recipe to say that I'm still here, for anyone who might still be reading!
I actually made this recipe at the end of July for a strawberry-themed potluck, and I wasn't planning on sharing it on my blog but it turned out so tasty that I changed my mind!
When I was trying to think of a strawberry recipe that I could make for the potluck, I remembered this roasted strawberry, basil and goat cheese crostini from Confections of a Foodie Bride that I had made once and loved. I took that idea but changed things up a bit this time, adding some lemon flavoured greek yogurt to the goat cheese to make a super creamy and lemony spread. Instead of making a basil syrup or using fresh basil as a garnish, I added some basil to the goat cheese mixture instead.
The strawberries are roasted in the oven with maple syrup and balsamic so they get nice and sweet and juicy. Since I was making this ahead of time, I combined both components (the goat cheese-yogurt spread and the strawberries) into one dip that I spooned onto slices of bread (pictured above). For a prettier presentation, you could keep the components separate and assemble individual crostini pieces to serve instead (which I did with one piece for photo purposes before taking the rest to the potluck!).
This almost tastes more like a dessert than an appetizer with the sweet strawberries, their juices and the yogurt, but I'm a fan of using fruit in my meals, so I loved this! If you did want to serve this as a dessert though, I think it would work well spread onto graham crackers or cinnamon sugar pita chips too!
Place strawberries in a baking dish and toss with the maple syrup and balsamic. Roast in the preheated oven for 10-15 minutes, until the strawberries are soft. Remove from oven and let cool.
Meanwhile, mix together the goat cheese, yogurt, and basil in a small bowl until smooth.
Option 1: Transfer the goat cheese mixture to a shallow bowl or container and smooth out into an even layer. Top with the roasted strawberries (you can add some of the leftover juices if you like, but I left most of the liquid behind). Cover and refrigerate until serving time. When ready to serve, slice a baguette (you can toast it first in the oven if you prefer, but I just left mine untoasted and it was good that way too) and serve as a dip to spread onto slices.
Option 2: Slice your baguette and toast in the oven if desired. Spread some of the goat cheese mixture onto each slice and top with a spoonful of the strawberries.
Option 2 is a prettier presentation but both ways taste equally delicious!


The MENTOR Management Development Process® is designed to develop leader potential starting from within the individual leader progressing out to a leader's ability to align with, behaviorally represent, and effectively execute organizational strategy. GrowthSource has combined the power of globally recognized leader tools to create a development process that is powerful, personal, and compels leaders to act in ways crucial to the success of today's organizations.
The success of MENTOR™ relies on the commitment of an organization to support learning and professional growth, and reinforce its implementation in day-to-day activities.
In order to manage others effectively, managers must first learn to manage themselves effectively. Gaining insight into their situational leadership effectiveness is essential to a leader's overall development and potential.
Building a core competency in coaching and developing others is critical to executing effectively. It is a process that needs to be systemic throughout an organization – keenly practiced and supported by managers and leaders at all levels. MENTOR's integration of DiSC® and Situational Leadership II presents what we believe to be the most compelling, complete and highly personal development process for coaching and developing employees.
Talented people ask tough questions of their leaders today. They look for authenticity from those they follow. Leaders need to be familiar with and present to their employees their basic inner values, goals and beliefs to answer their employees' most challenging question: Why should I follow you?
MENTOR™ is implemented in phases, with continual touch points to ensure participant accountability for implementing learning. Typical implementations span 10-14 months with goal achievement and robust coaching in between facilitated sessions.
A highly effective way of implementing all four modules of MENTOR™ is to do so in cohorts so participants stay together throughout the process.


Most of us find it difficult to pray. We want to pray, make resolutions to pray, but never quite get around to actually praying. Why?
It's not so much that we are insincere, ill-motivated, or lazy, it's just that invariably we are too tired, too distracted, too restless, too emotionally preoccupied, too angry, too busy, or feel ourselves too distant from God to feel that we can actually pray. We have too many headaches and too many heartaches. And so we come home after a long day and simply can't work up the energy to pray and instead call a friend, watch television, rest, putter round the house, or do anything to soothe our tiredness and wind down from the pressures of life, except pray.
How can we pray when both our bodies and our hearts are chronically stressed and on over-load?
By understanding what prayer really is. Prayer, as one of its oldest definitions puts it, is "lifting mind and heart to God." That sounds simple but it is hard to do. Why?
Because we have the wrong notion of what that means. We unconsciously nurse the idea that we can only pray when we are not distracted, not bored, not angry, not emotionally and sexually preoccupied, and not caught up in our many heartaches and headaches so that we can give proper attention to God in a reverent and loving way. God then is like a parent who only wants to see us on our best behavior and we only go into his presence when we have nothing to hide, are joy-filled, and can give him praise and honor. Because we don't understand what prayer is, we treat God as an authority figure or a visiting dignitary, namely, as someone to whom we don't tell the real truth. We don't tell him what is really going on in our lives but what should, ideally, be going on in them. We tell God what we think he wants to hear.
Because of this we find it difficult to pray with any regularity. What happens is this: We go to pray, privately or in church, and we enter into that feeling tired, bored, preoccupied, perhaps even angry at someone. We come to prayer carrying heartaches and headaches of all kinds and we try to bracket what we are actually feeling and instead crank up praise, reverence, and gratitude to God. Of course it doesn't work! Our hearts and heads (because they are preoccupied with something else, our real issues) grow distracted and we get the sense that what we are doing – trying to pray – is not something we can do right now and we leave it for some other time.
But the problem is not that our prayer is unreal or that the moment isn't right. The problem is that we are not "lifting mind and heart to God." We are trying to lift thoughts and feelings to God which are not our own. We aren't praying out of our own hearts and own heads.
If we take seriously that prayer is "lifting mind and heart to God" then every feeling and every thought we have is a valid and apt entry into prayer, no matter how irreverent, unholy, selfish, sexual, or angry that thought or feeling might seem. Simply put, if you go to pray and you are feeling bored, pray boredom; if you are feeling angry, pray anger; if you are sexually preoccupied, pray that preoccupation; if you are feeling murderous, pray murder; and if you are feeling full of fervor and want to praise and thank God, pray fervor. Every thought or feeling is a valid entry into prayer. What's important is that we pray what's inside of us and not what we think God would like to see inside of us.
That's why the Psalms are so apt for prayer and why the Church has chosen them as the basis for so much of its liturgical prayer. They run the whole gamut of feeling, from praising God with our every breath to wishing to bash our enemies' heads against a stone. From praise to murder – with everything in between! That is indeed the range of our thoughts and feelings. The Psalms are a keyboard upon which we can play every song of our lives – and our songs aren't always all happy or pious. The Psalms give us an apt language to help us raise mind and heart to God.
What's so unfortunate is that, most often, because we misunderstand prayer, we stay away from it just when we most need it. We only try to pray when we feel good, centered, reverent, and worthy of praying. But we don't try to pray precisely when we most need it, that is, when we are feeling bad, irreverent, sinful, emotionally and sexually preoccupied, and unworthy of praying.
But all of these feelings can be our entry into prayer. No matter the headache or the heartache, we only need to lift it up to God.


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Strawberry Research / How to Recognize Nitrogen, Phosphorous, and Potassium Deficiencies in Strawberries
Determining N, P, K deficiencies in strawberries through visual observations
Identifying nutrient deficiencies in strawberries can be a tricky business. First off, disease symptoms are often similar to those of nutrient deficiencies and it can be hard to tell the two apart. Secondly, multiple deficiencies can occur on the same plant, which makes it difficult to determine which nutrient is the culprit. And as if that were not enough, damage from environmental stressors, frost and pesticides can also confuse the issue. Since nitrogen (N), phosphorous (P), and potassium (K) are considered to be the building blocks of plants, this article will focus on identifying these three nutrient deficiencies in strawberries.
Nitrogen deficient strawberries
Photo courtesy of University of California
Strawberry leaves that turn light green and begin to yellow are often an indicator of nitrogen deficiencies. Purpling leaves are frequently associated with phosphorous deficiencies, but they can also signal a nitrogen problem. As the nitrogen deficiency exacerbates, leaf petioles shorten, turn red, and become brittle. The yellowing of the leaves becomes more uniform over the leaf surface. Mature leaves also begin to redden. On the flip side, an excess of nitrogen can diminish the quality of strawberry fruit and open the door for certain diseases. Nitrogen deficiencies show up in middle-aged to mature growth first, because the new growth monopolizes all of the available nitrogen. For this reason, do not take tissue samples off of the new growth, rather, take them from middle-aged growth.
Phosphorous
Phosphorous is an essential nutrient for fruit production, so fruits with P deficiencies tend to be small and soft. In general, strawberries do not have a very high demand for P and shortages of this macronutrient are rare. Visual symptoms of a P deficiency are difficult to discern, and by the time they appear the deficiency has already taken its toll on crop quality and yields. In severe cases, upper leaf surfaces take on a shiny appearance and turn dark green; the undersides take on a reddish-purple cast.
Potassium is necessary for many plant functions such as enzyme activity, photosynthesis, and water movement. Deficiency symptoms first show up on mature leaves, particularly on the leaf margins. The damage works its way inward between the veins and eventually necrosis occurs. Short, brittle petioles and leaf scorch also indicate a K problem. Other noticeable differences include decreased runner production and deteriorating fruit.
Nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium are the nutrients that plants need in the largest quantities. They are so important to plant health that plants would fail to thrive without them and death would be a certainty. The visual signals that plants manifest when nutrient problems occur are good indicators of problems, but they are not definitive. Tissue sampling is the most reliable way of determining plants' nutrient needs. The advantage of sampling is that problems can be addressed before the plants become stressed. For strawberries, it is particularly important to take foliar samples from mature, ternate leaves (petioles should be included). A good rule of thumb is to take samples three to five leaves away from the growing point.
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Luchthaven Nanki Shirahama (南紀白浜空港, Nanki Shirahama Kūkō) (IATA: SHM, ICAO: RJBD) is een prefecturale luchthaven (3de klasse) in de Japanse gemeente Shirahama.

JAL (Japan Airlines) heeft normaal twee vluchten per dag van en naar Haneda (Tokyo International Airport) in Tokio. In het toeristische seizoen zijn er drie vluchten per dag (ongeveer de helft van het jaar). De luchthaven ligt vlak bij het attractiepark Adventure World. Het vliegveld heeft een landingsbaan van 2000 m. Nippon Express is verantwoordelijk voor de uitbating van de luchthaven.

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Nanki-Shirhama Airport

Prefectuur Wakayama
Shirahama
Bouwwerk in Kansai

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Amazon Web Services (AWS) has dropped a couple of hints that next week's Re:Invent conference will see it push deeper into hybrid cloud.
AWS dominates the public cloud but has barely acknowledged hybrid clouds other than with its VMware partnership and its Snowball Edge device. But hybrid cloud is increasingly seen as inevitable, because there are plenty of reasons to keep certain workloads on-premises.
And AWS' competitors' are ahead of it in hybrid. Microsoft has a fine hybrid story with both Azure Stack and Windows Server 2019 while the Google/Nutanix deal also offers a route to hybrid. And then there's IBM buying Red Hat, specifically to target hybrid clouds.
Amazon surely wants to remain dominant as hybrid clouds become more common and will struggle to do that with VMware alone.
The announcements it has made this week aren't huge, but are telling.
One reveals that Snowball Edge, a storage appliance that can do a little pre-processing of data before it uploads to the cloud, will now come in "Storage optimized" and "Compute optimized" editions. The latter will even offer a GPU that AWS says makes it suitable for "real-time full-motion video analysis & processing, machine learning inferencing, and other highly parallel compute-intensive work."
Snowball Edge effectively runs a conventional EC2 instance and is driven from the AWS Console, making it just-about-hybrid cloud, albeit for a limited set of workloads.
AWS also revealed a new Route 53 Resolver for Hybrid Clouds "enable bi-directional querying between on-premises and AWS over private connections" and "allow for recursive DNS lookup for your hybrid workloads.
"This saves you from the overhead of managing, operating and maintaining additional DNS infrastructure while operating both environments," says AWS' Shaun Ray.
That's a nice little shortcut.
But the post announcing the new Route 53 feature is tagged "AWS Re:Invent" suggesting that it will be featured at next week's conference that AWS uses to make its biggest annual news splash. Add the Route 53 news to the Snowball Edge news and it looks a lot like AWS has hybrid on its mind.
And AWS has form sneaking out rather significant news in the week before the event. In the days before Re:Invent 2017 it published a post announcing a new hypervisor and hinting at new EC2 instance types.
Those instances turned out to also use a whole new server design that split core compute functions and security and networking chores into discrete devices.
And that architecture, named "Nitro", is now AWS' flagship next-generation infrastructure design.
A gruntier Snowball Edge and better hybrid networking are both nice. But AWS knows much more is required to make it a proper hybrid contender. The announcements we've seen so far don't do that.
Should you really build your own cloud?


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Feedgrain focus: Feverish market climbing $5 a day; wheat ex downs hits $450/t
Henry Wells, August 10, 2018
Picture: Glencore Australia
DAILY price rises of around $5 per tonne per day have been the hallmark of the past week for feedgrain markets, with Australia's benchmark, the January 2019 ASX eastern wheat futures price, lifting A$25/t to finish Wednesday's trading day at $409/t. What delivered Darling Downs is this week being quoted at an unheard-of $450/t.
Barley has lifted by a similar amount, while corn values have shot up by more than $50/t in the past week, and cottonseed prices jumped another $50-80/t again this week after rising $60/t the previous week.
Market uncertainty has fuelled price rises, as graziers attempt to feed animals, and other users attempt to cover forward risk.
The wide range of reports of prices traded this week has fed fear among many unaccustomed to paying so much money for grain, and even feedlotters are finding little comfort in their long-sighted buying strategies.
Custom-feeding pressure
Feedlots started this year with a generally strong position of grain cover, according to Integrated Animal Production principal, Rob Lawrence.
"The big variable is whether people have opened their gates to do custom feeding."
Dr Rob Lawrence.
Dr Lawrence said before the dry set in, most people had good coverage through to the end of the year, and even early into 2019, so even if the winter harvest was poor, they had expected to be able to get through on their forecast numbers on feed.
"The decision now for feedlots is whether they should buy hand to mouth and hope that there is decent rain to grow a summer crop.
"It is too late for the winter crop now, but if there was a good general rain it would take some pressure off for summer crop."
In one of New South Wales' most reliable and high-yielding cropping regions, Liverpool Plains-based Agracom director Brett Donohue agreed, saying a recent grower forum attended by 100 people reported none had dryland winter crop to harvest.
"The Liverpool Plains is probably the epicentre of the worst crops in NSW.
"Growers have put a line through the winter crop, and everyone's looking for a summer-crop break to plant cotton or sorghum.
"ASX wheat futures over the week have gone from the mid $380s to $405-410/t.
"In a way, ASX has been the price leader in this market, possibly with consumptive demand sitting on the bid.
The spread between the new-crop delivered Darling Downs market and the Melbourne/Geelong new-crop track market which is reflected in ASX values, has narrowed, as the track market has climbed faster than the delivered.
"That spread had been trading at $60-$80/t, but recently has been valued a little less.
"If you say ASX track was at $410/t and the delivered Downs market was in the mid $450s/t, the spread of about $45/t was possibly slightly undervalued relative to where it had been trading."
Enough grain onshore
Mr Donohue said the sea, rail and road market prices were doing their work to draw grain from west and south to keep supply moving, and that the flow of grain would need to continue.
"If the boats stop, the east coast would run out of grain."
He said the direction of the flow of grain was changing and might stay that way for up to 18 months.
"All of a sudden grain is pricing at the port to be dragged up-country, versus the traditional flow going the other way. It means we have to change our mindset.
"We don't see that changing any time soon.
"Up-country markets become a premium over the port markets of Newcastle, Brisbane or Port Kembla."
Western Australia's encouraging crop outlook has maintained optimism for a crop of 8 to 9Mt which, with back-up from South Australia and Victoria, should enable the pathways for grain to keep moving east and north.
Sugarcane signal
Dr Lawrence said sourcing fodder has become "a nightmare" for cattle feeders.
"Sugarcane has already raised its ugly head."
Dr Lawrence said consideration of sugarcane as a potential source of feed indicated the point at which the fodder situation had become dire.
"Some people have good fodder cover with conventional hay or silage, but the strong cottonseed market is putting even more pressure on forage availability.
"Cottonseed historically has played an excellent role in reducing the need to source additional roughage, but if high prices push cottonseed to a point where it is harder to put cottonseed into a ration at maximum inclusion rate, then it will put additional pressure on the alternative roughage sources."


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Arum worried for Pacquiao's health ahead of Thurman fight
By Chris Williams: Manny Pacquiao's former promoter Bob Arum of Top Rank worries that he could potentially suffer brain damage if he continues to fight at his age. Pacquiao (61-7-3, 39 KOs) has a tough fight scheduled for next month against WBA Super World welterweight champion Keith 'One Time' Thurman (29-0, 22 KOs) on July 20 on FOX Sports Pay-Pay-Per-View at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada.
On paper, this is Pacquiao's toughest fight since his fourth match against Juan Manuel Marquez in 2012. In the years since then, Pacquiao has fought Floyd Mayweather Jr., Jessie Vargas, Tim Bradley, Adrien Broner, Jeff Horn, Chris Algieri, Brandon Rios and Luccas Matthysse. Thurman is more formidable than those fighters in terms of having a combination of punching power and hand speed. Mayweather was faster than Thurman obviously, but he lacked the power to hurt Pacquiao.
Matthysse might have more power than Thurman, but he was short at 5'6 1/2″, and didn't have the hand speed, youth or the punch resistance to deal with what Manny brought to the ring in their fight in 2018.
Arum voices his concern for Pacquiao
"Look, I love Manny Pacquiao. I have a whole history with Manny Pacquiao. So when you ask me a question like that, I'm really rooting for Manny Pacquiao, but you've got to realize that he's 41 years of age, said Arum Fighthype. "When a fighter has been around so long passes his late 30s and goes into his 40s, he's not going to be as good as he was in his prime."
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Fighters age differently from one another. One guy might be in his 30s, but looks like he's well into his 40s. Then you get guys like Pacquiao, who is 40, but fights and looks like someone in his 30s. It's difficult to predict what's happening with a particular fighter physically. But in watching Pacquiao's performances lately, he's still fighting at a high level, and is performing better than Thurman. If one didn't know the ages of the two fighters, you would argue that Pacquiao appears to be the younger fighter. Thurman is starting to look long in the tooth at 30. Arum's thoughts on aging is fine, but you can't lump all fighters of the same age bracket together, because people age differently.
Arum's views on aging fighter's craniums
"I wish him the best and I hope he wins the fight, but I am concerned, as I would be for any fighter, that when they get to a certain age that they probably should be fighting anymore," said Arum. "The doctors will tell you that the cranium as you get older, thins out. So a guy that's younger gets hit and the cranium absorbs the blow so that it doesn't affect the brain matter. When they get older the cranium is thinner, and when you get hit it affects. That would be the worst thing in the world if Manny Pacquiao suffered brain damage at this point," said Arum.
It's unlikely that Pacquiao is going to stick around for too much longer with his career. If Thurman beats Pacquiao badly in their fight next month, it's probable that the Filipino star will hang up his gloves. There's still a lot of money for Pacquiao to make with his boxing career at this point, which makes it hard to resist not staying around. It's unknown whether Pacquiao needs money for his political career or for general living. He's made a massive amount of money in his career, and he should in theory be set for life. A victory for Pacquiao over Thurman will setup bigger matches against Errol Spence Jr., and other fighters. A rematch between Pacquiao and Mayweather would be huge still.
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Als Schlackenbad oder Eisenbad bezeichnet man unter anderem Kur-Badeanlagen, die durch bei der Metallverhüttung entstehendes Prozesswasser gespeist werden.

Um die bei der Verhüttung von Kupfer oder Eisen entstehende Schlacke/Hochofenschlacke in als Baustoff nutzbares Granulat zu verwandeln, wird sie mit Wasser abgeschreckt. Das Wasser nimmt dabei aus der Schlacke Schwefel und andere Mineralien auf und hat damit eine ähnlich heilende Wirkung wie die bekannten Heilbäder. Durch die oft mehrfache Nutzung des Wassers im Granulationsprozess werden die Mineralien sogar stärker konzentriert als bei natürlichen Quellen.

Beispiele für Schlackenbäder sind
 das ehemalige Bochumer Schwefelbad im Ortsteil Hamme, das aus den Schlacken des Bochumer Vereins gespeist wurde (Koordinaten ),
 die Bäder im ehemaligen Freibad Schallacker in Hörde, die von der Granulationsanlage des Hörder Bergwerks- und Hütten-Vereins mit Schwefel gespeist wurden (Koordinaten ),
 sowie Das Schlackenbad der Kupferhütte in Hettstedt/Sachsen-Anhalt und weitere.

Aus der ursprünglichen Bedeutung heraus ist z. B. als Stadt Eisenbad, nahe Kitzbühel in Tirol, Österreich zu benennen.

Quellen
 Artikel Schlackenbad in der Oekonomischen Encyklopädie von J. G. Krünitz
 Bericht Von der Schlackenhalde zum Heilbad im Report 12/2006 des FEhS – INSTITUT FÜR BAUSTOFF-FORSCHUNG e.V., Duisburg,
 Mineralienatlas - Hettstedt
 Bilder und Texte zum ehemaligen Freibad Schallacker auf fotocommunity.de
 Christian Kleinschmidt: "Freibad Schallacker" in: Norbert Tempel (Hrsg.) "Industriekultur in Dortmund", Landschaftsverband Westfalen-Lippe, Dortmund 1991, S. 64, ISBN 3-921980-33-X
 "Soziale Arbeit", Bochumer Verein, Bochum, 1942, S. 51

Badekultur
Metallurgie
Bauwerk in Bochum
Bauwerk in Dortmund
Industriekultur (Deutschland)


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South-Wall Lighthouse With Howth Hill In The Distance, Dublin Bay, Dublin, Ireland. Drawn By W. H. Bartlett, Engraved By J. C. Bentley. From "The Scenery And Antiquities Of Ireland" By N. P. Willis And J. Stirling Coyne. Illustrated From Drawings By W. H. Bartlett. Published London c1841.
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Agriculture: an under-used lever to address climate change
By Bernard Giraud, President & Co-founder of Livelihoods Venture.
As the host country of COP22, Morocco, supported by an alliance of ~30 African countries, major development finance institutions, corporations and NGOs, has designed an initiative for the Adaptation of African Agriculture (AAA). The AAA initiative promotes and fosters the implementation of projects to improve soil management, agricultural water control, climate risk management and capacity building & funding solutions. Learn more about the AAA Initiative.
So far, agriculture has never been a major topic in the international negotiations on climate change. Yet, it accounts for a significant part of the GHG emissions and, moreover, can be a major carbon sink as soils can sequester 2 to 3 times more carbon than the atmosphere. As world class scientists have demonstrated it, the good news is that carbon in the soil=organic matter=more fertility=more water retention=better yields. As a result, enabling farmers to adapt to climate change through practices maintaining or restoring a positive cycle of carbon in the soil and farming ecosystems have a direct impact on food security, natural resources and farmers' income.
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Putting farmers at the centre of an intergovernmental conference on climate that takes place in Africa would also be a question of social justice. Indeed, the 500 million smallholder farmers who provide 70% of the world's food are the first to suffer from climate change. From West to East Africa, from The Sahel to the tropical forests, farmers express the same growing concerns about droughts, high temperatures, typhoons, and their consequences on farming. Though African agriculture produces very little of our GHG, it is severely impacted by the emissions from the rest of the world.
Major decisions to address this issue must be taken by governments at COP22: agriculture and forestry should be recognized as a strategic sector to reduce global warming and a major financial effort should be decided on adaptation, especially for smallholder farmers.
These decisions, or the absence of decision, will have heavy consequences for the decades to come, on climate but also on social and political stability of the entire world.
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For adaptation at a large scale, we will require new types of coalitions and new models to finance agriculture, based on impact investment, hybrid funding, etc. The traditional silos between public aid and private sector investments, between governments, NGOs and private companies have shown their limits. The good news is that new approaches are emerging, like the Livelihoods project in Mount Elgon- Kenya where 30,000 farmers are benefitting from a coalition between an impact investment fund, an efficient NGO and a leader in East-Africa's dairy industry. The AAA initiative offers another possibility to bring various actors together to reach scale and impact. Learn more about the Livelihoods Mount Elgon Project.
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Distorted Humor himself had a career running middle-distance stakes races. He impressively broke his maiden at Florida's Gulfstream Park. Trained by Phil Gleaves as a sprinter/miler, Elliott Walden took over the training in the spring of 1996 after Prestonwood Farm purchased a half-interest in Distorted Humor. Distorted Humor's eventual race record was 8 wins, 5 places and 3 shows in 23 starts, earning a total of $769,964. As a three-year-old, he won the Screen King Stakes, was second in the Grade III Fayette Stakes and the Grade II Jerome Handicap, and 3rd in the Grade III King's Bishop Stakes. At four, he took the Grade III Salvator Mile Handicap, was second in the Grade III Kentucky Cup Classic Stakes and the Grade III Philip H. Iselin Handicap. At five, he took the Grade II Commonwealth Breeders' Cup Stakes (setting the record for the distance that still holds), the Grade II Churchill Downs Stakes, and the Grade III Ack Ack Handicap before he was retired.
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(Oklahoma City-AP) -- The wife of Dallas Cowboys assistant coach Gary Gibbs wife is out of the hospital after being injured in a deadly car crash.
Jeanne Gibbs was released yesterday after suffering broken bones and other injuries when the sport utility vehicle she was driving overturned.
Last week's crash came after she swerved to avoid a bobcat on Interstate 35 near Purcell, Oklahoma.
A passenger, 22-year-old Austin McKaig, was thrown from the S-U-V and killed.
Gibbs' daughter, Whitley, and McKaig's mother, Janis, were also injured in the crash. Both were released from the hospital earlier this week.
Gibbs is a former Oklahoma football coach.
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An efficient method is proposed for reconstructing the discharge hydrograph at a river section where only water level is monitored and the discharge is recorded at another upstream section. The method is based on the estimation of two parameters linked to remotely observed discharge. Without using a flood routing procedure and without need of a rating curve at local site, it allows to relate the local river stage with hydraulic condition at a remote upstream section also when lateral inflows are significant. Calibration and validation of the method are carried out through its application to different flood events observed in two equipped river reaches of the Upper Tiber basin in Central Italy; each one is characterized by a significant contributing drainage area. The shape characteristics of the reconstructed discharge hydrographs are found similar to those of the observed at the end section of each river reach. A comparison between the Muskingum model and the proposed method shows that the latter is more reliable if a hypothetical rating curve must be given at the downstream section.


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Радунци е село в Южна България. То се намира в община Мъглиж, област Стара Загора.

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Село Радунци се намира в планински район в Стара планина. Гара на Презбалканската жп линия Горна Оряховица – Трявна – Дъбово – Стара Загора/ Подкова (село).

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Специализирана болница за долекуване и продължително лечение на белодробни болести
Специализирана болница за белодробни болести с. Радунци е разположена сред зелените склонове на южната част на Тревненска Стара планина на 670 метра надморска височина. Историята на някогашния противотуберкулозен санаториум е написана през 1965 година от професор Руси Радков– бивш председател на Висшия медицински съвет и главен директор на Народното здраве през периода 1930 – 1939 година, чийто ръкопис се пази и до настоящия момент в архива на болницата.

През 1935 година Висшият медицински съвет назначава комисия, в чийто състав на която влизат – професор Васил Моллов, професор Тошко Петров, професор Руси Радков и инженер Печигаргов, която да предприеме обиколка из страната за търсене на подходящо място за нов санаториум, мотивирайки се едновременно от климатично – метеорологичните условия на местността. Проучванията продължават 20 месеца. С указ на Негово Величество Борис III се определят 500 декара гора и ливади от землището на село Дъбово, Казанлъшка околия (Държавен вестник брой 187/1936 г.), а през 1937 година се издава втора Наредба – Закон за построяване и обзавеждане на санаториум Радунци (Държавен вестник, бр.188/1937 г.). през същата 1937 година се изработва и конкурсна програма за идейна скица, който конкурс спечелва архитект Ангелова: германска възпитаничка. Строителството му започва през пролетта на 1939 година, но Втората световна война "замразява" строежа през 1940 година до вече издигнатата четириетажна сграда.

След 9 септември 1944 година продължава строежът на санаториума, без да има съмнение в целесъобразността на започнатото строителство, изхождайки от заболеваемостта и смъртността от тази коварна болест и пораженията, които е нанасяла туберкулозата на българския народ. Откриването на санаториума става на 1 ноември 1955 година. По повод на това откриване в. "Отечествен фронт" от 01.ноември.1955 година отпечатва и публикува публично дописка от д-р Васил Нинов, който под заглавие "Днес се открива санаториума Радунци" – съобщава: "Сред китните дъбови и букови гори в южните склонове на Стара планина край Радунци (едноименни жп гара и спирка на асфалтов път) се издига величествената четириетажна сграда – санаториума Радунци. Това е най-големият на Балканския полуостров санаториум за костно-ставна туберкулоза..." През месец март 1955 година чрез отдел "Народно здраве" назначава първата група щатен персонал: 4 лекари, един диспечер, една медицинска сестра и 3 санитарки. Започват дни на себеотрицание, героизъм и младежки ентусиазъм за подготовка на санаториалната сграда да приеме първите болни, което става на 01. 11. 1955 година, когато са приети 50 болни с костно-ставна туберкулоза – мъже, без разкрити диагностични звена, без рентгенов апарат и лаборатория.

Постепенно легловата база се разширява, разкриват се отделения за костно-ставна туберкулоза, а през 1958 година и първото отделение за смесени форми – костно-ставна с белодробна туберкулоза, а по-късно само белодробна-стабилизирани форми, а впоследствие и открити форми с каверни и бацилоотделители. Легловата база през 1960 година нараства на 500 легла, а заедно с това расте броят на служителите. През 1962 година са открити вече 600 легла, а през 1963 – 1964 години са открити и оборудвани с модерна съвременна апаратура – бронхологичен кабинет, отделение с 50 легла и кабинет по урогенитална туберкулоза, патофизиологичен кабинет за изследване на дишането, бактериологична лаборатория, кабинет и отделение за очна туберкулоза, единствено в страната. Така постепенно понятието "санаториум" загубва своя смисъл и с Решение на МНЗСГ Министерство на народното здраве и социалните грижи от 1964 година заведението е категоризирано като туберкулозна болница. През същата година Националният преглед по санаторно хигиенно състояние и охрана на труда в здравните заведения "Радунци" е обявен за национален първенец. През 1967 година легловата база расте – разкрити са 645 легла, а заедно с това се преустройства и модерно обзавежда рехабилитационен комплекс. През 1968 година (15. 09) с Постановление № 30 на МС от 28. 06. 1965 година и Заповед № 13 – 2226/26. 06. 1967 година на МНЗСГ, се разкрива школа за квалификация и преквалификация с разкриване на курсове по машинопис, ремонт на електродомакински уреди, хладилно дело, часовникарство, шивачество и плетачество.

През септември 2000 година ДЪРЖАВНА БЕЛОДРОБНА БОЛНИЦА е преобразувана в Търговско дружество – "Специализирана болница за долекуване и продължително лечение на белодробни болести – Радунци" ЕООД с 300 легла. Поради ползвани, но незаплатени питейна вода и електрически ток достъпът до същите временно е преустановен. Стойността им заедно с тези за неплатени доставени ѝ фармацевтични продукти и социални осигуровки за болничният персонал, доставчици (дистрибутори) е около 2 милиона лв към 2021 год. Източник: https://bnr.bg/starazagora/post/101428458/poreden-neuspeshen-targ-za-bolnicata-v-radunci

В историята на болницата ще останат завинаги записани имената на нейните ръководители:
 Д-р Галентин Грозев – изпълняващ длъжността гл. лекар през 1955 – 1956 година.
 Д-р Киро Киров – гл. лекар 1956 – 1957 г.
 Д-р Минчо Димов – гл. лекар 1957 – 1961 г.
 Д-р Онуфри Владков – гл. лекар 1961 – 1991 г.
 Д-р Петко Малинов – мед. директор 1991 – 1992 г.
 Д-р Камен Гърдев – мед. управител 1992 – 1997 г.
 Д-р Белчо Белчев – мед. директор 1997 – 1998 г.
 Д-р Милко Димитров – мед. директор 1998 – 2000 г.
 Д-р Маргарита Йонкова – управител от 2001 – 2014 г.
 Д-р Милко Димитров от 2014 г.
 Момчо Игнатов Йовчев - ЗАСЧ - Завеждащ административно-стопанската част 15 години, в периода от 1967 -1982 г.

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This element of the Teacher Education Programme aims to authenticate the learning experience through the use of research and design projects so as to develop ideas and allow for greater ownership in the learning process.
The best way to become skilled in this element is to get involved in a research project yourself! As you move through this element you will find guidelines of how to organise and manage the development of suitable research and design projects together with suggestion for projects selected from the ESTABLISH Teaching and Learning units.
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Q: Исключение System.EntryPointNotFoundException
Сделано вопросом из комментария в теме выделение памяти под указатель в csharp @ХэшКод

Спасибо, но возникает ещё одна проблема: выбрасывается исключение System.EntryPointNotFoundException. Приведу код:
В проекте на С# пишу следующее :
[DllImport("lib.dll",CharSet = CharSet.Ansi)]
public static extern void parse(String exp);
...
static void Main()
{
    String f= "1+2";
    parse(f);
    ...
}

В С++:
namespace lib {
    public class Parser
    {
        ...
        public :
        static void parse(char * function)
        {...}
    }
}

Пытался указывать в DLL Entry, но это тоже не помогло.

A: Ошибка говорит о том, что в таблице экспортируемых функций не найдена требуемая. Надо ее туда добавить, например, так
#pragma comment(linker, "/EXPORT:parse=parse")

И кроме того, надо добавить перед самой функцией ключевые слова extern "C" (или макрос, который их включает).
Похожий вопрос: C# обертка для С++ статической библиотеки.

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Norman and Dot Ensz of Hillsboro were married on Sept. 1, 1952. They will celebrate their 60th anniversary with an open house from 2 to 4:30 p.m. Sept. 1 at United Methodist Church fellowship hall at 905 E. D St., Hillsboro. The family requests no gifts.
Their children are Randy Ensz of Hillsboro and Joni and Terry Ens of Wichita. Grandchildren are Alicia and Jasmine Ensz of Warner Robins, Ga., and Staci Ens and Stephanie and Brett Eitzen of Wichita.
Norman retired from Greeley Gas Co. in 1990. Dot retired from Salem Hospital laundry department in 1998.


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Scheduling a time that works for everyone in your book club can be a huge headache. With everyone's different schedules and commitments, find a date, time and place can feel like a perfect storm. Here are a few guidelines to make scheduling your book club easier.
You'll want to give your group enough time to fully discuss the book, but still have plenty of time left over for socializing. However, keep in mind that having a three-hour long book club can be intimidating for some people who are busy. For more social book clubs, evenings are a good time to schedule a meeting, so that people can stay later if they'd like to socialize more. But for more formal book clubs, sometimes lunch hours work better. In fact, my own book club was initially comprised of all co-workers, and sometimes the only times we could meet were in the executive conference room at lunch.
For book clubs among friends, rotating between the members' living rooms is a good choice; that way one person doesn't take on all the responsibility of hosting. For friendly/social book clubs, it's best to keep the group to eight members or less, and no one should be required to host the group at their home if they don't feel comfortable doing so. Restaurants, libraries, bookstores and even local parks and hiking trails can make good meeting spaces too (at Outdoor Book Club, we believe that being outdoors and talking about books is the best of both worlds!). If you decide to regularly meet at a public space, inviting 12 or more members becomes more feasible.
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Make sure the email lays out all the details, in writing, that gives everyone all the information they need to get to the book club on time. There's a template for doing this in my book "How to Start a Book Club That Changes the World" if you need some inspiration, but basically start with passion and excitement, be clear about your agreed-upon expectations and end with a warm, personal touch that let's everyone know how happy you are that they're part of this amazing little group.
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SD-WAN vs MPLS Networks Cost and Performance
How Software Defined Networking can optimize multiple connections to give you high performance at a lower over cost..
Information Technology has changed dramatically in recent years, as has the business enterprises it supports. Most dramatic has been the move to cloud based computing and everything as a service. Last to change, however, has been the way everything connects together. Now that is also being transformed, driven by cost and cloud architectures.
WAN Networking via Individual Lines
Before MPLS, there were dedicated point to point line connections. Every company had one or more T1 lines and eventually DS3 bandwidth and fiber optic OCx circuits. Connecting two business locations together is pretty straightforward. Just order a line that runs directly between them and use that as another portion of your network.
Where it gets complicated and expensive is when you add line after line after line to connect far-flung offices, factories and warehouses. Each of those lines has a monthly lease fee dependent on distance and bandwidth. Each has to be integrated into the network as one big mesh or segmented for traffic control. You soon find yourself becoming a virtual telecom office running your own WAN (Wide Area Network).
The Solid Performance of MPLS
Two competing technologies have been developed to make long distance data connections more available and less costly. The first is the Internet. It's a public network that is nearly universal and cheap as chips, as they say. The problem is that performance is erratic and security is non-existent.
The other is a smaller private version of the Internet called MPLS or Multi-Protocol Label Switching networks. Instead of one giant internet, you have a multiverse of smaller networks, each operated by an independent commercial vendor. It's strictly pay to play. Being on one MPLS network generally does not give you access to any other, although there are services that will mesh or combine diverse MPLS networks. More often, you pick the particular MPLS network that has nodes near locations you need to connect.
The beauty of MPLS networks is that performance is guaranteed and security is orders of magnitude above the Internet. In fact, MPLS is sometimes called MPLS VPN just because the unique protocol makes it harder to hack. Your connections are pre-determined so that you can only talk to your own locations. Others have no way to access your data and you don't even know that you are sharing the network. All of this comes at a price, but it is a much lower price than owning a multitude of leased private lines.
How About That Internet?
For those who don't have the budget or need to connect with anyone and everyone around the world, especially the general public, the Internet is really the only decent option available. You have access to your customers and suppliers wherever they may be. Connectivity and core bandwidth have improved to the point where performance is generally pretty decent if your applications aren't too demanding and you don't mind some variability. Even security can be beefed up to an acceptable level by employing VPN technology such as SSL used in browsers.
SD-WAN, Best of Both Worlds
What SD or Software Defined WAN offers is a hybrid of private line, semi-private MPLS network and public Internet connections all at once. Each has their advantages and disadvantages. Private lines are rock solid, limited to one path only, and pricey. MPLS networks offer a lower cost while maintaining circuit performance and a wide area of connectivity. The Internet is low cost bandwidth and connects just about everywhere.
Can you possibly connect all of these together? That's the job of SD-WAN. The Software Defined part is the intelligence that manages all of the different lines that you plug into it. You or your service provider explicitly tell the SD-WAN controller that VoIP phone calls go over the private lines or MPLS network and the file backups go over the Internet. If you lose a private line or MPLS connection, the system can create a VPN tunnel through the Internet to route all your traffic instantly. You'll at least be able to keep doing business, albeit with some performance loss, until your high performance paths are restored.
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Isaac H Sackett
Father Hon Jehial Sackett (1768-1822)
Mother Semantha Knapp
Isaac H Sackett, son of Hon Jehial Sackett and Semantha Knapp, was born in Dutchess County, New York StateG, on 28 November 1810.1,2 He married Anna Harding. She was born in IrelandG in about 1823.2
In 1850 Isaac was living in Washington, Dutchess CountyG, in the household of his brother Artemus and sister-in-law Laura, and was recorded in the census as Isaac H Sackett, a farmer, aged 38 and born in New York.3
In 1865 he was living in Stanford, Dutchess CountyG, and was recorded as Isaac H Sackett, aged 54 and born in Dutchess County. Living with him were his wife Ann, 42, and their children, Georgiana, 11, Smith, 9, and Joseph, aged seven.4
No records for Isaac and Ann/Anna have been found after 1865, and it would appear likely that they died soon after that date. Their daughter Georgiana was living with a family in Glastonbury, Connecticut, in 1870, while their sons were brought up in the households of other family members, Smith with his uncle Artemus, and Joseph with his uncle Phineas.
Children of Isaac H Sackett and Anna Harding
Georgiana Sackett+ b. c 1854
Smith T Sackett+ b. c 1857, d. before 1917
Joseph Hunting Sackett+ b. 29 May 1860, d. 3 Jul 1939
Charles Weygant, The Sacketts of America, "1759. Isaac H. Sackett, b. Nov. 28, 1810."
1850 US census, digital image, Ancestry.com, Roll: M432_497; Page: 388B; Image: 736
Washington, Dutchess County, New York, 19 Sep 1850
Sackett, Artemus E, 50, farmer, real estate $15,000, b. NY
Sackett, Laura, 47, b. NY
Sackett, Elisa, 20, b. NY
Sackett, Samantha K, 16, b. NY
Sackett, Hoffman, 8, b. NY
Pugsley, James, 67, occ none, b. NY
Sackett, Isaac H, 38, farmer, b. NY
Hay, Mary, 27, b. Ireland.
1865 New York state census, digital image, Ancestry.com, Stanford, Dutchess County, New York, 28 Jun 1865
Sackett, Isaac H, 54, b. Dutchess County, dwelling, frame, value $300, 1st m.
Sackett, Ann, 42, wife, b. Ireland, 3 ch, 2nd m.
Sackett, Georgianna, 11, child, b. Dutchess County
Sackett, Smith P, 9, child, b. Dutchess County
Sackett, Joseph H, 7, child, b. Dutchess County.
See also Thurmon King's Database, 8961
Sackett line 3rd great-grandson of John Sackett of New Haven
Charts Line 4 (American)
Sackett Family Association descendants
Rachel Elizabeth Sackett, Elizabeth Anne Ross, Anne Carter (Sackett) Ross, Patricia A Johnson and Jennifer Lawrence.
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To study the relationship of densification of reservoir and accumulation of deep tight sandstone gas reservoirs,the geological background and reservoir characteristics of Kelasu tectonic zone in Kuqa Depression were analyzed,the relation model of reservoir porosity and burial depth was established to calculate the time of reservoir densification.Using the homogenization temperature analysis technique of fluid inclusion,the accumulation period of deep tight sandstone gas reservoir in Dabei 1 and Keshen 2 gas reservoirs was analyzed.Combined with the reservoir densification time,the formation type of deep tight sandstone gas reservoir was comfirmed.Research shows that Dabei 1 gas pool is characterized by late period gas-charging reservoir process,where the gas reservoir formed since Kuqa period (about 3-2Ma),and the densification of Cretaceous Bashijiqike Formation sandstone reservoir occurred in the Kangcun period of Neogene (about 15-10Ma).Keshen 2 gas reservoir also showed a characteristic of late period gas-charging process,which occurred in the late Kuqa period (about 2Ma),while the Bashijiqike Formation sandstone reservoir in the Kangcun period of Neogene (about 11-10Ma) has reached the densification.And accordingly the research,determined the Dabei 1 and Keshen 2 deep tight sandstone gas reservoirs as "early densification and later accumulation type".
高文杰,李贤庆,张光武,魏强,张吉振,祁帅,陈金明. 塔里木盆地库车坳陷克拉苏构造带深层致密砂岩气藏储层致密化与成藏关系[J]. 天然气地球科学, 2018, 29(2): 226–235.
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By Philip Stohrer
During the pastorate of the Reverend Jacob VanderMuelen, Bethany's second pastor, growth continued. Despite the excavation of a basement under the building by men of the church, space was becoming an issue. By the time that Reverend VanderMuelen left in 1919, the one hundred thirty-five families and two hundred thirty-five communicants could see the need for a larger building. With an eye to the future and trusting in God's leading, they purchased vacant property one block north on Burdick-the site of the present church.
The Reverend Frank DeRoos was called as the new pastor in 1920. Unfortunately, while visiting South Dakota, Rev. DeRoos died suddenly in August of 1921. Bethany remained without a pastor for two years, but growth continued, both in the neighborhood and in the congregation.
In June of 1923, the Reverend Benjamin Lamen was installed as Bethany's fourth pastor. While under his leadership, growth continued and plans were made for a new church building. While the sudden reversal of the nation's economy in October of 1929 heralded the beginning of the Great Depression, Bethany continued on with plans for a new building. In 1931 construction was begun. Reverend Lamen was in failing health, but presided over the laying of the cornerstone. It was his last official act. He died on May 31, 1932, just over a month after the dedication of the new church in April. As Bethany entered the new building, there were one hundred eight families and over three hundred forty communicant members.
The Reverend Jerry Veldman was installed as Bethany's fifth pastor on January 5, 1933. During Reverend Veldman's ten-year service at Bethany a major change took place. In 1934 Bethany members helped to organize Bethel Reformed Church on Kalamazoo's then far east side. As Second had once helped establish Bethany, Bethany was now helping to establish a new congregation. The decision to support the Reformed Church foreign missions also was made at about the same time. First in Arabia and then in India, Bethany's reach had extended across the globe to spread God's word. No longer a mission supported by others, Bethany had become a mature congregation supporting others.
During World War II Bethany had two hundred-nine of its members serving in the armed forces. Three young men, Lt. Robert Pikkaart, Pfc. Henry William Johnson and 1st Lt. Cleve R. Malloy were killed while serving their country.
In February of 1944 the Reverend Edward Tanis was called to Bethany. During his work in Kalamazoo, Bethany grew to include two hundred fifty-one families and five hundred communicant members. Reverend Tanis left in 1947.
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Home News Coronavirus: 13 additional flights to repatriate Algerians stranded abroad
Coronavirus: 13 additional flights to repatriate Algerians stranded abroad
Hana Saada
ALGIERS- The third phase of the repatriation operation of the Algerians stranded abroad, because of the Covid-19 pandemic, will start in the beginning of August, with 13 flights scheduled from 4 to 9 August, including nine flights from four large airports where the Algerians stranded in several countries worldwide will be grouped together, announced the spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Abdelaziz Benali Cherif.
The operation will begin from Dubai airport where two flights (02) are scheduled for the dates of August 4 and 7 devoted to the repatriation of Algerians stranded in the United Arab Emirates and those holding Emirati airline tickets returning from South Korea, Bangladesh, China, Vietnam, Thailand, Australia, Madagascar and Kenya.
It will continue from Istanbul Airport for Algerian citizens stranded in Turkey, joined by citizens with Turkish airline travel tickets stranded in the north of the island of Cyprus and in the Republic of Azerbaijan who will be repatriated aboard a flight scheduled for August 5.
Two (02) other flights are also scheduled for the repatriation of citizens stranded in Turkey, the first of which is scheduled for August 6.
The second flight scheduled for August 9 is dedicated to the repatriation of the rest of the Algerians stranded in Turkey, in addition to the citizens holding travel tickets of the company Turkish Airways, returning from Vietnam, Thailand, Madagascar and Pakistan , in addition to the citizens stranded in Syria and Lebanon who will be gathered at the international airport of Beirut where the plane of this flight will stop over to repatriate them.
From Doha airport, one (1) flight is scheduled for August 8 for citizens stranded in Qatar, in addition to citizens holding Qatar Airways airline tickets returning from South Korea, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Japan, Thailand, Madagascar, Kenya, and Tanzania.
Three (3) flights are scheduled, from Paris airport for the dates of August 4, 5 and 9, devoted to the repatriation of Algerians stranded in France, in addition to the citizens holding Air France travel tickets returning from Brazil, Cuba, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Democratic Republic of Congo and some African countries.
Four (4) other flights are scheduled for the same period from Washington DC, on August 5, devoted to the repatriation of the rest of the Algerians stranded in the United States of America, from Jeddah (Saudi Arabia), on August 6, from Johannesburg (South Africa), August 6 via Luanda (Angola), Libreville (Gabon) and Abidjan (Ivory Coast). A last flight is scheduled from Baghdad (Iraq), August 8, via Kuwait.
As a reminder, the spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that 8,511 Algerian citizens stranded abroad were repatriated until July 28, as part of the continuation of the second phase of the repatriation operation, launched on July 20, pending the repatriation of other citizens on board flights scheduled until July 30.
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LOS ANGELES – Feb. 25, 2019 – Production Resource Group LLC (PRG), the world's leading provider of entertainment and event technology solutions, is pleased to announce that broadcast media veteran, Andrea Berry has joined the company as Senior Vice President and General Manager, Broadcast and Television. In her role, Berry will oversee PRG's live sporting and special events and scripted and unscripted television teams.
"Andrea is one of the most successful and respected executives in the broadcast space today and I could not be more thrilled that she has joined PRG. We are committed to growing our presence in broadcast and television, and Andrea is uniquely qualified to lead that effort," said Jere Harris, Chairman and CEO of PRG.
Berry's arrival continues PRG's strategy of major investments in talent, technology and services focused on these markets. In August 2018, PRG acquired VER and, in January, VER's camera and broadcast divisions were incorporated into PRG, resulting in a full-service offering for entertainment clients. Berry will report to Morten Carlsson, CEO of PRG Entertainment.
Berry joins PRG from The G.A.P. Media Consulting Group, Inc., of which she was founder and CEO. There, she developed and executed strategic initiatives for clients focused on live and non- live productions, supporting various categories, facilities and operational structures.
Before that, Berry spent 19 years with FOX Networks Group in Los Angeles. While there, she served as the Senior Vice President of Broadcast Media Services for FOX Networks' Engineering and Operations (Fox NE&O) organization. She also held the job of Senior Vice President, Broadcast Operations, managing all broadcast operations and transmission that supported the broadcast network and all its cable entities. Prior to that, Berry spent eight years at Fox Sports and Fox Sports Net in the roles of Senior Vice President, Field Operations and Vice President, Field Operations Fox Sports Net. Berry began her television career as a studio technician in Chicago at NBC and, later, in New York, as a field technical manager at CBS.
Berry is an inductee in the Sports Broadcasting Hall of Fame and is a four-time Technical Emmy Award winner. She also is the recipient of the "Women with Solutions Award for STEM Leadership in the Media" (Alliance for Women in Media); the "Technology Leadership Award" (Broadcast and Cable Magazine); and the "Women in Technology Leadership Award" (TV News Check).
Berry serves on the Board of the NAB Educational Foundation (NABEF), is a member of Women in Sports and Events (WISE) and sits on the Executive Committee of the Sports Video Group.
Berry holds a bachelor's degree from the Illinois Institute of Technology in Computer Science with a minor in Electrical Engineering; an Executive Certificate in "Management and Leadership" from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Sloan School of Business; and an Executive Certificate in New Media Management from the University of Southern California's Marshall School of Business. She is also a graduate of the Los Angeles African American Board Leadership Institute and the Los Angeles African American Women's Public Policy Institute.