Don't worry if the answer is no because there are options (and yes, they do involve you being able to watch Game of Thrones).
If you don't live in a Foxtel-eligible area and are worried that you're going to miss out on the TV that you love, don't worry. You can still get the streaming service Foxtel Now.
Is Foxtel available at my address?
The traditional Foxtel Pay TV service is only available in certain areas via cable or satellite connections and, if you're reading this, then you probably know that your area isn't one of them. But if you're not sure, you can head to the Telstra or Foxtel website and type your address into the address checker. This will let you know exactly what services you can get where you live.
And if you can't get Foxtel through cable or satellite, don't worry – you still have plenty of options available to you.
What alternatives to Foxtel are there?
If you've been paying attention then you've probably seen adverts for Netflix, Stan or Amazon Prime Video around lately. These are all Internet TV streaming services. Basically, they let you watch TV and movies on-demand through the Internet. As you can imagine they're hugely popular and are growing every day. They have no lock-in contracts, cheap monthly fees and great libraries.
But if you're dead-set on Foxtel's catalogue of movies and TV shows, you'll want to check out Foxtel Now. It's Foxtel's own foray into Internet TV, giving you loads of control, a great library of shows and a chance to get the latest premium drama, movies and sports. All you need is an Internet connection.
All you need to access Foxtel Now is an Internet connection. A wide array of phones, computers, smart TVs and tablets are compatible with Foxtel Now, and you can check if your own device is supported in our Foxtel Now compatibility guide.
Like traditional Foxtel, Foxtel Now offers a number of channel packages you can subscribe to. The pricing for different channel packs varies, with the Docos pack and the Kids pack running you $10 a month each, while the comprehensive Sports pack will set you back $25 a month. You can mix and match as many packs as you like, and even if you spring for them all, it still ends up cheaper than a regular Foxtel subscription.
Foxtel vs Foxtel Now: What's the difference?
Foxtel is a traditional cable TV provider. You sign up for a termed contract, technicians come to your house and install your system, and then you can watch as much TV as you like, all while paying a monthly bill for your contract length. This gives you access to tonnes of live TV, loads of channels and, if you pay for them, a few extras like sports and movies.
Foxtel Now is an Internet TV service and is designed to be a lot more flexible than the traditional cable version. There is no contract and no installation, you pay month-to-month and you can cancel whenever you like. You can watch Foxtel Now on any Internet-ready device and as part of the service, you'll receive hours of on-demand movies and TV shows available at the click of a button.
Which is better: Foxtel or Foxtel Now?
Well, that really depends on you. If you like watching TV on the TV, are in an eligible area to receive Foxtel and aren't planning on moving house, then Foxtel might be best. If you're a light user who watches specific shows and wants to avoid getting locked into contracts, then consider Foxtel Now. Of course, it's also a great alternative for getting your entertainment fix when you're in an area that doesn't support Foxtel.
Can I get Foxtel with my broadband connection?
Foxtel Broadband offers packaged deals for NBN and ADSL2+ with your Foxtel deal on the one handy bill. Check out what's on offer today.
Does Foxtel still use sat dishes on roofs?
Foxtel now provides a service called Foxtel Play which you can receive via the Internet and no satellite dish is required. The Satellite dish do need direct line of sight to the sky as it receives the signal from the satellite. Hope this helps!
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You can actually head to the Telstra or Foxtel website and type your address into their address checker to see if you can get Foxtel in your apartment.
I live at Weeronna island 10 kms south of port pirie sth Australia.i cannot get information about the possibility of a connection?
I would like to install foxtel but have no phone line but use a restraining dongle.
What are my alternatives as we will not be installing a home phone line.
If you'd like to confirm whether Foxtel is available in your address, please visit Telstra or Foxtel website and type your address into their address checker.
In case you still can't get Foxtel, you may opt for other internet TV services like Netflix, Stan and Foxtel TV. Basically, you'll need to have internet service to be able to stream the movies and shows they air. Typically, they have no lock in contracts, cheap monthly fees and great libraries. And you can stream through your phone, computer, smart TV or tablet.
I own and live in an apartment. Foxtel is connected at lots of units within this building . Building manager says no reason he knows of why I can't connect. Foxtel tells me my unit cannot be connected but won't give me a reason. Previous tenants have had Foxtel in this unit. If they cannot install Foxtel at this address how do I get to watch AFL football.
If you can't get a Foxtel box hooked up, I would recommend giving the Foxtel Play 14-day trial a go. Foxtel Play is an app that you can download on your smartphone, tablet or computer. It allows you to stream just about everything available in Foxtel's library. Alternatively, you could download the AFL Live app.
Click here for more information on Foxtel Play.
I appreciate your advice. I would like to watch it on my TV. Foxtel play doesn't allow this. I already have Netflix.
Yeah, it looks like the AFL Live app can't be streamed to televisions either. I think the best route here is pursuing Foxtel's customer support for a sufficient explanation. I would recommend contacting Foxtel's customer support over Facebook or Twitter.
can i get foxtel service?
Thanks for your question. Unfortunately, Foxtel is not available in your area. However you are eligible for Foxtel on T-Box. You can find out more about Foxtel on T-Box in the article above.
What happens when Foxtel said that they need to send out a tech to see if our building is Foxtel ready. My building has NBN FTTP connected and working so why would they need to send out a tech to check?
What actual things does the tech check as well?
Usually, Foxtel send out a technician to install the Foxtel service in your premise unless you opt to get the self-installation kit. They may need to check for any technical or other constraints that may prevent you from getting the best of their services. They may also need to lay out some cables or install some connectors for the set-top box in your premise if needed.


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Q: How to apply multiple formating on single field in xml odoo? I want to apply formatting according to my field value if value in selection field is 'open', 'pending' and 'solved' colors should be 'red', 'blue' and 'grey' respectively.
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A: You can use t-att-style attribute instead of style
Eg :
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Try this one (May have some changes)

A: <field name = 'status' widget="selection" decoration-danger="status=='open'" decoration-info="status=='pending'" decoration-muted="status=='solved'"/>

It is working for me.

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Who are the warring factions within the cabinet, the doves and the hawks?
To ease lockdown and save the economy or to maintain lockdown and preserve the NHS? It's the hawks vs the doves
By Annabel Sampson
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The White Roses and the Red Roses, the Sharks and the Jets, the Montagues and Capulets, there can often be divisions between people existing in close proximity. And the Tory cabinet is no different. Amid the coronavirus crisis, the government's inner circle has divided into two competing factions, the doves and the hawks. What, I hear you cry?
The division comes down to when to start easing the strict coronavirus lockdown measures. There's the 'doves', who fear a second wave of the virus, and the 'hawks', who fear total economic collapse.
Who is the former Tory Health Secretary, Matt Hancock?
Tory Health Secretary Matt Hancock, who, himself, has been a victim of the virus, falls into the 'dove' clique. Last night, on Tuesday 21 April, at the Downing Street press conference, he insisted the lockdown must stay until there is no risk of a second peak, and while hospital occupancy has dipped in London, across the UK it was really 'more of a plateau'.
The Prime Minister, himself recovering from the coronavirus at Chequers, has intervened from his recuperation to snuff out speculation of an imminent easing. Downing Street has made clear his priority is to avoid a 'second peak' in the outbreak. Before his illness, it is thought that Mr Johnson was alarmed at the economic devastation being wrought on the UK, but since his release from hospital, is with the Cabinet 'doves' cautious about shifting too early.
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The Hawks, those eager to restart the economy, reportedly include Michael Gove, Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak. These cabinet ministers are supposedly more 'hawkish' about the need to ease the restrictions. Although there is no prospect of lockdown measures being eased before the current period comes to an end on May 11, these senior Tories have been pushing plans for an easing soon afterwards, with the rationale that the NHS is still below surge capacity.
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Who is Dominic Raab? Everything you need to know about our de facto Prime Minister
Dominc Raab, who is in between the hawks and the doves, continues to deputise for Johnson. Despite Mr Johnson not doing any 'official work', it has emerged that he will be speaking to the US President this afternoon and he will also have an audience with the Queen by phone later in the week.
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Believe It: A Bear Call on Homebuilder ETFs
Over the past two years, few if any sector ETFs have rivaled the iShares Dow Jones U.S. Home Construction Index Fund (NYSE:ITB) and the SPDR S&P Homebuilders ETF (NYSE:XHB). Since April 26, 2011, ITB and XHB have returned an average of almost of 75 percent, or better than triple what the SPDR S&P 500 (NYSE:SPY) has offered over the same time frame.
Along the way, there have been ample calls saying that ITB, XHB and their constituents were overbought and that the homebuilder rally was getting long in the tooth. While these ETFs certainly did not move up in a straight line, the charts indicate that every legitimate dip over the past 24 months has been a credible buying opportunity.
Despite all the ebullience, S&P Capital IQ sees risks looming for ITB and XHB.
"In short, while we do expect continued improvement in the housing market in 2013, we think there are several factors that could derail this recovery," said the firm in a new research note. "Briefly, in terms of demand, weakness in the labor market and the burden of student loan debt has impeded household formation. In fact, despite record low interest rates boosting affordability (a byproduct of the Federal Reserve's easy money policy), there has been a dearth of first-time homebuyers - a group we think is needed for a more sustainable recovery. Instead, recent demand has been bolstered by investors, who tend to be fickle and highly sensitive to changes in interest rates."
Year-to-date, ITB, the smaller of the two ETFs with $2.33 billion in assets under management, has soared 15.5 percent. XHB, which has $2.77 billion in assets, is up 14.8 percent.
As has been previously noted, ITB and XHB go about their business differently. XHB is home to 37 stocks with none receiving a weight in excess of four percent. Additionally, this ETF is more leveraged to the discretionary side of real estate with holdings such as Bed Bath & Beyond (NASDAQ:BBBY) and Williams-Sonoma (NYSE:WSM). Only four of XHB's top-10 holdings are pure-play homebuilders.
While ITB does feature some exposure to the likes of Home Depot (NYSE:HD) and Lowe's (NYSE:LOW), the ETF is the more direct approach to homebuilders. For example, DR Horton (NYSE:DHI), Pulte (NYSE:PHM) and Lennar (NYSE:LEN) combine for about 30 percent of the ETF's weight.
Beyond specific holdings, S&P Capital IQ sees risks regarding delinquent mortgages. Citing Lender Processing Services, the research firm said: "There are still 5.1 million properties that are either 30 days or more delinquent on their mortgage or in the process of foreclosure, representing 6.8% of all mortgage loans in the country. This includes 1.69 million homes that are currently in some stage of foreclosure, nearly matching the 1.93 million homes that the National Association of Realtors says were available for sale in March."
Adding to the potentially dangerous situation for ITB and XHB is rising foreclosures could cap upside for home prices while meaning a flood of new inventory could come to market.
"Rising home prices could cause banks to release their foreclosed properties from their inventories at a faster rate, and could also allow many underwater homeowners the chance to sell their homes. As a result, we think there will likely be a ceiling in terms of how fast prices can rise, because it will induce more supply to hit the market," according to S&P Capital IQ.
Important technical levels to watch on ITB would be $23 and $21 on the downside. For XHB, the chart shows $28 and $26 as prominent support areas. S&P rates ITB Underweight and XHB Marketweight.
For more on ETFs, click here.
(c) 2013 Benzinga.com. Benzinga does not provide investment advice. All rights reserved.


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HomeDragon's DigestNewsDungeons & Dice Design
Dungeons & Dice Design
By Sebastian Yūe
"That's 17—sorry, 18—18 damage," I said.
I was rolling my damage in my weekly D&D game and I misread my dice, again. I have dice with numerals on each face and despite my best efforts, I'm not always correct. It didn't occur to me that there might be a reason beyond my own brain not being great at reading numbers, until I read the article "Dice Design Deserves Discourse" by Sofiia Yermolaieva and Joseph Alexander Brown of Innopolis University.
Yermolaieva and Brown view dice as both tools for gaming and objects that players are attached to. The researchers set off on a quest to find out how important dice design is in making a "good" set of dice. To do this, they conducted a study with 50 people and five criteria tests of dice: numeral type, colors, symbols, shape, and size, to test the usability of the dice.
The dice used in the experiment are in the photo at the top, clockwise from top left: Large Symbolled Die, Large Numeral Die, Large Contrast Numeral Die, Large Pips Die, Medium Pips Rounded Die, Medium Pips Square Die, and Small Pips Die.
Specifically, the researchers' goal was to determine which of the design characteristics have an effect on the users' choice of the most functional die, which they defined as the one which requires the least time from the roll to making a move in the game, and to determine if the most usable die is the die selected by users.
"Dice come in a multitude of shapes, colors, materials, and symbols outlining the values. They are objects of both utility and art used since prehistory to allow us to control and be controlled by randomness. Yet, which of them is more functional from a user perspective, which ones provide the best of a mix of operational use and aesthetic from. Dice are not just objects of play in a game, but objects of emotion for players."
— "Dice Design Deserves Discourse" by Sofiia Yermolaieva and Joseph Alexander Brown.
The experiment involved a modified game of Knock Out. Each of the seven dice were given to the participants in a random order for ten rolls of each die during the game to prevent both boredom and practice bias. So that the study wouldn't be biased, the participants weren't told about the objective of the study, they were only told to play the game.
The researchers timed the participants from the start of their roll to the point of them declaring the value of the roll to the other player. In order to ensure the accuracy of this timing and reduce human errors, the sessions were taped and the values were extracted from the video.
At the end of the session, the players were given a short questionnaire about their experience with the dice and other questions on skill level. Players were asked to decide what die was the best to use during the game and explain what influenced their choice.
Mistaking a 6 for a 5, an error. Photo by Yermolaieva and Brown.
The values for the Large Symbol Die were the hardest to recognize for the users. Nine of the 50 players were mistaken at least once when announcing the result of their roll, with five players seeing the value of six on the die, a roundel of stars, as being the value five. Six of the nine players corrected themselves within a few moments of noticing their mistake, but the other three or their opponents realized their error.
The players' mistakes can be attributed to optical or visual illusion, or when the players rolled a new type of die, having the conceptual model of the previously used one. Eighteen percent of users had conceptual activation errors in recognizing the correlation of a value to a symbol on the die.
Fifty-eight percent of all users who participated in the test voted for the Symbol parameter, which means that it has a rather high influence on their choice of the best die in the test. Out of all dice represented in this set, the Large Pips Die had the greatest number of votes; 9, in contrast with Large Symbolled Die, which has 2 and Large Numeral Die, which had 6 votes.
Contrast was also a factor in determining users' perceptions of the "best die," with 38% of players stating that the colour contrast (e.g black numerals on a white die) influenced their choice of best die. This percentage was the same as the percentage who deemed the shape of a die to be important in making their choice.
The most valuable variable turned out to be the size of the die, with 88% of participants saying that the size of the die factored into their selection of the "best" die.
Ultimately, the medium-size die with its values shown as black pips on the white background with rounded corners has the highest number of votes for its usability.
What do you think? How important are the design of dice to you when you consider your "best" dice? Are these the same as the dice that you find easiest to read accurately? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
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Blindness Awareness Month comes on the heels of the Texas Board of Education's unfortunate decision to remove Helen Keller from school curriculum.
Ask any Floridian, myself included, what comes to mind when they think of October, and they might say pumpkin spice lattes, Halloween or weather temperatures that dip below the 80s (if we're lucky).
For me, the month of October also signifies Blindness Awareness Month, which aims to promote inclusion by shedding light on those who are blind or visually impaired. This year's Blindness Awareness Month comes on the heels of the Texas Board of Education's unfortunate decision to remove Helen Keller from their school curriculum.
As someone who is legally blind, I have always admired Helen Keller for her courage, tenacity and ability to break barriers surrounding the stigmas of disabilities. Though she was obviously not the first person to face adversity due to a visual impairment, Keller's actions opened the door for new opportunities and potential careers for all blind and visually impaired people. She was a pioneer.
I was born with a rare eye condition called Peters Anomaly, which causes low vision. I can see shapes and figures, but the picture is still not entirely clear. The help of a CCTV (closed circuit television), magnifiers and an extraordinary vision teacher have been vital to my academic and social success.
Unfortunately, not every child with a visual impairment has the ability to acquire these same services and tools. In Florida, some blind and visually impaired kids between the ages of 6 and 13 don't receive state aid to help pay for costly but critical equipment and training, regardless of their financial need.
The lack of accommodating resources for those in need was what sparked my activism. And like Helen Keller, I have not let my visual impairment deter me. I started a campaign in 2015 called "Fund the Gap" to ask the Florida Legislature to support funding for blind and visually impaired kids in my age group. I'm very thankful that Gov. Rick Scott has approved $1.25 million in state funding for these kids, which is a great start. However, more than $8 million in funding is needed to help all 921 kids with severe visual impairments who are 6 to 13 years old and don't have access to crucial equipment or skills, such as Braille, that will help them with day-to-day life.
This Blindness Awareness Month, I ask that you take a moment to consider how you can help make the world a more inclusive and empathetic place. I truly believe that if enough people come together to raise their voices for good — whether it's to help "fund the gap" or protect Helen Keller's legacy in Texas — positive change will be unstoppable.
— Paloma Rambana is a 13-year-old lobbyist, advocate and author from Tallahassee. She can be reached at FundPalomasDream@gmail.com.


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French driver got 33 fines due to average speed camera – What is this?
Woman argues she did not understand how the cameras worked, after dozens of fines arrived in a short space of time. Her family is fighting the case as the first ones took 10 months to arrive
The woman received more than 30 fines 10 months after her first infraction, but claimed she did not know how the average speed cameras work Pic: Jevanto Productions / Shutterstock
By Hannah Thompson
A driver in France has been told she faces losing 37 points from her driving licence after receiving 33 fines from an 'average speed camera' in 10 months.
A French licence only has 12 points, so she would have lost her licence three times over...
The situation was made worse, the driver's family said, because the speeding fines did not start arriving until 10 months after the offences. They were the only sign that something was amiss, they said.
The woman, known as Suzy C., incurred the fines on a road near her family home, which she drove down every day. The road was fitted with a kind of camera known in French as radar tronçon (referring to a 'stretch' of road) or radar vitesse moyenne that calculates drivers' average speed between two set points.
A camera takes a shot of the numberplate at the entry point of a stretch of road and records the time; a sensor then detects the vehicle again at the end of the stretch and calculates the average speed.
This is in contrast to fixed speed cameras, which only take a snapshot of a driver's speed at one given point. Average speed cameras mean that drivers cannot slow down purely to avoid the camera.
Ms C. explained: "I took the Mercureaux roads every day. Coming back down, there were these speed cameras. I braked before, and on the slope, sped up a bit, and then braked again at the end, as I thought these were fixed cameras."
Neither camera ever "flashed", so she was not aware that her driving was an issue.
The problem was only noticed when speeding fines began arriving at the family home, demanding payment for speeding offences that had happened 10 months earlier.
At first, 13 letters arrived, and the number quickly climbed to more than 30.
Ms C.'s father Lionel, explained: "Because of the 30 fines with loss of one point and three with loss of two points, Suzy will lose 37 points. Financially, it represents more than €2,500. We even thought about her using her grandmother's licence, as she hasn't driven for decades, but we are honest people."
The woman's father did not make excuses for his daughter, but was baffled by how long the fines took to arrive.
He said: "It took 10 months. If we had received a fine on time, I would have simply explained to my daughter how an average speed cameras work, I would have sorted it out, and the story would have ended there.
"I am not against speed cameras, on the contrary. But there is no logic here, no objective in terms of prevention. And I think we will receive just as many [fines] in the coming days."
The family is now fighting the fines, and aiming to prove the unfairness of the situation. They have delayed any summer holiday plans so they can stay at home to fight the case.
Mr C. said: "We will stay here as long as we need, while the case is still not resolved."
Road safety authority Sécurité routière has a map on its website showing the location of speed cameras across France, including the type of cameras (fixed, average, red light etc).
Average speed cameras were first installed in France in June 2012. It was the eighth EU country to install them. By the end of that year, there were more than 100 installed along the sides of motorways and major roads.
Average speed cameras do not flash. They work by calculating the average speed of your journey between two fixed points, using infrared cameras and speed detectors.
For example, in a 50kph zone, if you travelled at 60kph for part of the way, you would therefore have to decelerate to 40kph for the same distance, in order for your average to remain at 50kph or below. However as with other fixed speed cameras there is a margin of error in favour of the driver, so for example the average speed would have to be calculated as 56kph in a 50kph zone before a fine was sent out.
The cameras are designed to encourage slower, more consistent driving overall.
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Chelsea qualified for the Europa League after finishing 5th in the Premier League in 2017/18.
Chelsea finished top of the Group L table and along with BATE Borisov qualified for the knock-out stages. Full Group results and table.


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The statewide poverty rate for the total population displayed almost no change over the 1990s, but spiked more recently because of the recession.
Washington's elderly population is the only group to show a significant long-term decline in poverty. In 1969, 23.0 percent of the elderly, more than one in five, lived in poverty. By 2016, following national trends, this percentage dropped to 7.6 percent. The decrease in poverty among persons age 65 and over is due to the expansion of Social Security and Medicare benefits and adjusting benefits for inflation.
Poverty rates increased for every other age groups between 1999 and 2016 partially because of the severity of "great" recession and its lingering effects.


An exciting opportunity has become available to work as an Acute Medicine Consultant in the beautiful location of Dumfries and Galloway. This impressive post will provide someone with the opportunity to work in the Combined Assessment Unit (CAU) at the new hospital. The hospital is a 347-bed district general in the University town of Dumfries and serves a population of 148,000.
The successful candidate will work closely with the three existing Acute Medicine Consultants and provide senior presence, clinical leadership and services in Acute/General Medicine. You will also have the opportunity to provide teaching, educational programmes and supervision of nursing staff, junior medical staff and medical students. Taking part in improving clinical effectiveness and maximising the use of the hospital's facilities will be an important part of the job. If successful you will provide a key leadership role for the clinical services represented within the CAU by working with Lead Nurses and AHPs to develop protocols and care pathways.
The location is outstandingly beautiful, with the landscape as a key feature in the design of the new hospital building. Dumfries is a great place to relocate to, it is well located for access to Scottish cities such as Glasgow and Edinburgh, but also just a short drive from Carlisle in the north of England. The housing costs remain affordable, with excellent schools and low crime rates.
The job, based on full time, will contain 9+1 programmed activities, including one allocated to supporting professional activities with a 1:12 on call rota. Applicants are required to be on the GMC register with a licence to practice and on the specialist register. The salary will follow NHS pay scales.
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Diagram Of The Heart [Notting Hill Arts Club, London] April 22, 2010
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"More than incredible" are the words that Fearne Cotton uses to describe Diagram Of The Heart's performance tonight at Yo Yo in Notting Hill Arts Club. This intimate, urban venue is perfect for the intense energy that the band creates to feed the crowd.
DOTH lure the audience in with their euphoric elements of vintage pop and new fresh electronic sounds that seep through. Kye Sones and Anthony Gorry are the two men who front the band and have written tracks for the forthcoming debut album 'Dead Famous'. The unveiling of the new record will be through Deconstruction Records on May 24. The album's title-track is performed at the mid-point of the set and it takes the already soaring atmosphere to a whole new level which has onlookers in rapture. This standout tune merges modern pop and dance perfectly – it begins with the beautiful and mellow sounds of a piano and also sees delicate strings coming through. Before long though, things get much heavier with some pulsing, heavy electronic synths geared toward sending the crowd into a further frenzy of chanting and moshing.
The infectious and irresistible hooks that worm their way through each of the following tracks help the blistering tone and pace of the night and make sure that everyone pays complete attention. Listen up, this band are set for big things, and we believe that 'Dead Famous' could well be the soundtrack to your summer.
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"More Atlantic Crossings? Europe's Role in an Entangled History of the Atlantic World, 1950s-1970s"
A workshop held at the German Historical Institute (GHI) in Washington DC, June 7-9, 2012.
Nearly fifteen years after Daniel Rodgers' Atlantic Crossings explored transnational and transatlantic influences on progressive era American society, this workshop set out to inquire about the extent to which reciprocal transatlantic exchanges extended into the post-World War II decades. To what degree was the much discussed "Americanization" of postwar Western Europe tempered by a continued influence of European ideas and voices on transatlantic relations in a variety of fields?
To assess transatlantic countercurrents and the impact of European voices that offered competing visions of modernity, the workshop brought historians from a number of historical subfields into dialogue. In an attempt to complicate existing narratives of postwar transatlantic interaction, this group of scholars examined the interaction of various overlapping elite and professional networks. Diplomatic historians working on transatlantic relations and those studying transnational institutions and networks encountered the work of intellectual historians working on European émigrés and the transfer of ideas. Urban and business historians offered their perspectives on changing transatlantic dynamics, as did historians of the social sciences. The interplay of institutions and individual actors provided a recurring thread throughout the panels. While a unifying narrative across all dimensions of societal exchange remained elusive, it became clear that the traditional understanding of a coherent postwar Atlantic community dominated by American hard and soft power and of an American model of modernity that pervaded social, scientific, and economic discourses is in need of revision. Despite the shift in transatlantic power relations following World War II, European voices continued to play a vibrant role in constructing the concept of the transatlantic West and in the increasingly mobile professional and expert networks that dominated postwar era discussions of social modernization.
The first panel focused on the role of European voices in transatlantic elite networks and in shaping various aspects of a Cold War "Atlantic community." Challenging narratives of the postwar global economic order, Quinn Slobodian analyzed the Swiss-German economist Wilhelm Röpke's position as a linking figure between American conservatives dissatisfied with the New Deal economic order and German ordoliberalism in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Other European voices, by contrast, bolstered a Cold War consensus. Focusing on German émigré and political scientist Carl Joachim Friedrich, Udi Greenberg traced the evolution of the term "Judeo-Christianity" from its origins among Weimar-era intellectuals in Europe to its popularization in the United States during World War II and the Cold War. Weimar intellectual traditions also influenced U.S. security policy as Daniel Bessner showed, presenting the German exile Hans Speier as representative of the transatlantic influences that helped shape the American security state in the 1950s. Kenneth Weisbrode, finally, framed the Atlantic transfers and networks discussed in this panel within a broader look at the mid-twentieth century redefinition of the "Atlantic Community" as the core of the West, as well as this concept's roots in the Wilsonian tradition of international and transatlantic relations. By looking at the European voices present in Cold War America and, more broadly, in the Atlantic Community, the papers of this panel opened a discussion about the need to qualify perceived American hegemony and U.S. efforts to build a cultural consensus in the postwar Atlantic world.
Cultural diplomacy and efforts by institutions and individuals to keep Western Europe on the agenda for American elites formed the core of the second panel. Anne Zetsche began by presenting a close look at the Ford Foundation's role in facilitating networking between German and American elites, its interactions with the Atlantik-Brücke and the American Council on Germany, and its contributions to the creation of an "Atlantic Community" that was more than just a security network. Andrea Mariuzzo examined Italian-American political scientist Mario Einaudi's position as a cultural translator, "explaining Europe to Americans and America to Europeans," and emphasized the importance of biographic studies for the further development of intellectual historiography. Alessandra Bitumi analyzed the European Union Visitors Program's efforts in the field of transatlantic public diplomacy through fellowships awarded to rising American leaders from different professions and the complexities of the Atlantic alliance in the era of European integration. Overall, the panel revealed the limitations and weaknesses of concerted European efforts in cultural diplomacy, especially when compared, for example, to successful U.S. programs such as Fulbright. Methodologically, the concept of "networks" was central to this panel and, as the discussion following the presentations showed, it is a phenomenon about which historians need to think more critically - to reexamine the many functions of international networks and to separate intention from outcome.
The third panel showcased urban planning as a field with continued, strong European influences on the United States, if primarily as a rhetorical tool with the European city serving as a foil for comparison in the American planning discourse. Phillip Wagner shared his research on American planning experts' engagement with their European counterparts within the framework of the International Federation for Housing and Town Planning, as well as a look at European urban renewal as perceived by these American planners. Carola Hein traced the international careers of three individual planners - Maurice Rotival, Edmund Bacon, and James Marshall Miller - which prompted a discussion of the ways in which European ideas and planning debates played out or were transformed in American cities. Andreas Joch then provided a broad look at the role of Europe in the postwar American discussion about urban development and the importance of migration and travel in the circulation of planning knowledge. Continuing the discussion about periodization that ran throughout the workshop, these three papers presented urban planning as a field whose transatlantic exchanges were not interrupted significantly during the mid-twentieth century, as was the case in other fields. Instead, the 1970s with the end of New Deal liberalism and the decline of high modernist planning presented the more significant break in this field. Overall, that decade was repeatedly acknowledged to be a turning point in transatlantic relations, if analyzed differently within different fields.
The panel that followed examined transnational critiques of the Cold War order and highlighted the impact of critical European voices in the United States and the Atlantic Community. Christian Gütgemann traced the early history of the Club of Rome and its efforts to organize an international forum where systems analysis and long-term planning could be used to tackle the present and future problems facing humanity. Stephen Milder presented a study of Petra Kelly's global approach to activism and politics, and a look at the way her position as a Green Party member of the West German Bundestag allowed her to address the American people, to connect anti-nuclear activists on both sides of the Atlantic, and to challenge the U.S.-West German Cold War relationship. By looking at an epistemic community and an individual activist that both sought to address universal issues, these papers served as a reminder that transatlantic history cannot be written in isolation and must be considered within a global context. A departure from a bloc view of Europe and "the Atlantic West," many participants agreed, would foster a much more nuanced evaluation of the heterogeneous voices that shaped the postwar era.
European émigré scholars were among the most influential European voices in postwar America, and their role in American intellectual life formed the focus of the fifth panel. Émigré historians, for example, were instrumental in constructing Cold War notions of the "West." Merel Leeman shared a look at the German-American historians George Mosse and Peter Gay, reflecting on their cultural approach to historical analysis as a result of their transatlantic migration experiences. In their work, European émigrés at times played the role of transatlantic mediators. In that vein, Thomas Wheatland's paper argued that Franz Neumann was instrumental in attempts to negotiate between Critical Theory as espoused by the Institute for Social Research and the American brand of empirically-based social science that the Frankfurt School encountered in exile. Both this panel and the previous one raised the idea that generational differences within organizations and groups of migrants can effectively create a natural periodization; while émigré intellectuals often remained rooted in interwar traditions and concepts, many younger scientists and activists began to reach across the iron curtain and worked with "mental maps" of the world that afforded them a more global problem-solving agenda.
The next three papers questioned the hegemonic role of American social science models in the postwar period and explored the negotiations between American and European scientific cultures and traditions. Tal Arbel's presentation analyzed the knowledge migration of German classical social theory and postwar American empirical social research to the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. The two met and clashed as part of a historical episode in which an area on the periphery became the venue for a transatlantic debate, serving as a reminder that the reception of transatlantic exchanges often depended greatly on localized political and cultural dynamics. Barbara Reiterer then shifted the focus to the applied social sciences by discussing the biography of Gisela Konopka, a professor of social work at the University of Minnesota. Reiterer traced Konopka's career from her initially reluctant entrance into the field of social work as a recently arrived German refugee in the United States to her introduction of social group work to postwar West Germany and her efforts to foster intercultural understanding on both sides of the Atlantic. Jens Elberfeld, finally, examined the development of family therapy in the United States and in West Germany, arguing that it was not a clean-cut case of "Americanization" and unilateral transfer, but rather one of multiple and multidirectional exchanges that had their roots in turn-of-the-century European psychology and psychoanalysis. The panel suggested that within the complexity of transatlantic exchange, a look at the individual setbacks, challenges, and failed transfers is often equally important for the narrative of exchange.
The final panel considered the role of European corporations and corporate models in the United States, qualifying narratives of postwar economic "Americanization." Elizabeth Tandy Shermer began by presenting a study of European postwar investment in the American South, connecting it to a longer history of transatlantic economic exchange in the region, and emphasizing the proactive role of Southern businessmen like North Carolinian Luther Hodges in seeking to attract foreign investment. Matthieu Leimgruber analyzed the evolution of cross-border benefits plans for traveling managers and executive expatriates among the growing number of American multinationals operating in Western Europe. Corinna Ludwig, finally, shared a case study of the German chemical company Bayer's return to the U.S. market in the wake of the Second World War, its marketing strategies and corporate communication practices, and the challenges that European, and particularly German companies faced in postwar America. All three papers complicated the paradigm of American hegemony in an area where the idea of "Americanization" has been most widely accepted. Looking at the multiplicity of ways in which European and U.S. businesses acted and interacted transatlantically, the panel revealed many vibrant European voices in the postwar boom of transatlantic economic exchange.
The concluding discussion underscored the great variety of ways in which European influences and models played a role in the United States during a period typically characterized by exchanges crossing the Atlantic in the other direction. The "Americanization" paradigm, most participants agreed, was no longer tenable, and transnational approaches to transatlantic history have by now become the accepted norm. Similarly, postwar labels such as modernization, the Cold War dichotomy, and the unified West were called into question and, while none of them were completely dismissed, their reexamination suggested a more complex view of postwar transatlantic exchanges. As much as participants embraced the application of new, transnational geographies, several participants emphasized that nation states also remained a powerful unit of analysis that should not be forgotten. Research that "thinks small" and looks at individual European migrants, transatlantic institutions, and transnational businesses is beginning to reveal a more nuanced and multidimensional view of transatlantic exchange in the rapidly globalizing second half of the twentieth century. At the same time, several common threads emerged over the course of the workshop that allowed connections to be made across disciplines and between different groups of émigré professionals. The labeling of individuals or ideas as "European" could either help or hinder their acceptance in the United States - a distinction that often rested on a number of variables, including what aspect of their Europeanness was being stressed and whether it reflected commonalities or differences with the element of American society to which it was being compared. Many participants called for the reevaluation of conceptual geographies as discussions turned to the inclusion of Japan in a trilateral view of "the West," postcolonial and peripheral areas as forums for exchange, and the need to explore the voices of Southern and Eastern Europe - or conspicuous lack thereof - in the narrative of postwar transatlantic exchange. While several suggestions were made for alternative periodizations of the "American Century" based on the rise or fall of institutions and ideologies, the emergence and decline of intersecting networks, or on subtle differences in generations of Atlanticists and migrants, no unifying timeline emerged. Rather, it was suggested that a number of overlapping periodizations might more aptly describe the entangled nature of the twentieth century.
The workshop was part of the GHI's Transatlantic Perspectives project, and the project's new website (www.transatlanticperspectives.org) was introduced during the workshop. We are grateful for the hard work of everyone who helped to organize this event and for the support from the German Historical Institute and the German Federal Ministry of Research and Education which made this workshop possible.
Fifteen years ago Daniel Rodgers' Atlantic Crossings marked a milestone in the transnational history of the twentieth century Atlantic world. It not only put the American Progressive Era within a broader Atlantic framework, but also highlighted a myriad of transnational exchanges and networks among professionals, civil society organizations, policy-makers, and intellectuals during the first half of the twentieth century. The study, however, ends during the 1940s, as the increase in U.S. power fundamentally altered the dynamics of transatlantic relations. This workshop will explore the degree to which we can still trace these reciprocal "Atlantic Crossings" into the postwar decades. In what ways and areas, specifically, did Europeans and European social, economic, and cultural models continue to shape transatlantic debates despite the seemingly overwhelming role played by the United States?
We are interested in taking stock of ongoing research on transnational transatlantic exchanges since the middle of the twentieth century. In a recent essay on the field of transnational history, Ian Tyrell singled out the postwar decades as a period in order to illustrate the impact of asymmetrical power relationships on transnational exchange processes. To him and many others, the era was one of unidirectional transatlantic flows and of "Americanization." Despite such imbalances, Americans did not cease to look to Europe after World War II in search of alternative solutions, inspirations or challenges. Postwar development was in many areas more entangled than linear narratives of Americanization suggest. While the social question dominated the Atlantic Crossings of the early part of the twentieth century, issues of social modernization and mass consumer affluence were of special significance in the decades under consideration here. These were, to be sure, trademark issues of the "American century," but at the same time, they were subject to competing visions of modernity.
The impact of European impulses on the American social landscape has not yet received systematic consideration from historians of the postwar period. As Americans recognized the limitations of the American Dream, what elements of European social policy did they consider? As the death of the American city became an issue of debate, how did American perspectives on European cities change? While Europeans were discussing the "American challenge," how did American society react to the increasing global competitiveness of European economies? As American commercial culture became ubiquitous, did European notions of culture and style disappear completely from the transatlantic scene? In many areas, European social or economic models failed to gain traction and cases of outright imports are far and few between. Still, such exchanges should be considered a vital element of the entangled history of the postwar Atlantic world, complementing our increasingly refined understanding of European reflections about and adaptations of American models.
This workshop will focus on concrete exchanges and actors; and it will investigate the relative importance of transatlantic networks of policy makers and professionals, of civil society organizations and of business managers, artists, intellectuals, and cultural entrepreneurs. Their world was often one that transcended binary oppositions between Europe and America. It was, however, also shaped by larger dynamics of the era - most importantly Cold War divisions, perceptions of crisis during the 1970s, and a new era of globalization. Thus, understanding the entangled history of the postwar Atlantic world also means considering its place within a broader global framework.
Please send a paper title, a 500 word abstract, and a CV to Jan Logemann by December 1, 2011. Expenses for travel (economy class) and accommodation will be covered, though you may defray organizing costs by soliciting funds from your home institution.


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We've been getting a lot of work done late at night using a 500 watt worklamp and a long extension cord. With the nights getting longer, it's dark here soon after 5pm.
Garfield once again at work.
In one of our last updates for our "spare" Saab 99 we mentioned that we needed to replace the water pump. We finally got around to doing that this week. It's a pretty messy job, requiring that the intake manifold and alternator be removed from the engine.
The Saab's water pump needs to be pressed out of the block using a tool that we purchased from Pelican Parts. The tool was about $130.
We drove the Saab in to work today. We're still in the process of bleeding the cooling system so that there aren't any air bubbles in there.


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The Festival of Jerez ignites this laid-back Andalucian city every February and March with its incredible flamenco festival. Jerez de la Frontera is a thriving center of flamenco. Its storied local performers cram the theaters which inspires the artists on stage to give it everything they've got. Walk through the streets and you'll hear palmas (clapping) , guitars and the rhythm of footwork from practice studios. Here is the best place in Spain to see flamenco performances by top dancers, singers and guitarists. Ole!
Jerez de la Frontera is of course, equally famous for its production of sherry. I personally can't imagine anything better than tasting sherry during the day and watching flamenco shows in the evening. Situated inland, Jerez produces heartier sherries with less brininess compared with those made on the coast. Sherries made in the seaside towns of El Puerto de Santa Maria and Sanlucar de Barremeda have a lighter, more delicate flavor. We received two new sherries from Jerez this week. I suggest you stop in at The Spanish Table to pick up a bottle of sherry, then go to You Tube to enjoy the latest performances from Jerez de la Frontera.
J.C. Gutiérrez Colosia Elcano Fino, El Puerto ($11.99/375 ml) Produced in El Puerto de Santa Maria from the Palomino grape and aged under a layer of yeast called flor, Elcano exhibits a rich, fresh nose with notes of bread, green olive and nutty hints. This is dry, but not bone dry.
Dios Baco Amontillado, Jerez ($21.99/750 ml) is initally aged under flor like a fino. After about 4 years the flor dies off and the wine continues to age in the barrel,resulting in more richness and complexity. Dios Baco is a small producer located in the heart of Jerez. Their amontillado is without a doubt one of the best values in Jerez and one of our top selling sherries. Silky, palate coating flavors of toasted nuts, orange zest, a touch of caramel and just a tiny touch of sweetness.
Bodegas El Maestro Oloroso, Jerez ($15.99/375 ml) Olorosos are more heavily fortified and aged without the use of flor. Maestro Sierra Oloroso is dark amber with intense flavors of roasted walnuts, butterscotch and figs. Rich on the front palate, it finishes dry.
Lustau East India Solera, Jerez ($12.99/375 ml; $24.99/750ml) This is my pick for a sweet dessert sherry. A blend of Oloroso with PX, it has an average age of 14 years aging. Made in the style of the sherries that used to sail around the horn of Africa to the troops in India, it has hints of vanilla, dried fig and mocha. Lingering notes of crème caramel, orange and loads of Asian spice. Velvety, with a lingering finish, it is hard to stop at one glass.
A.R. Valdespino El Candado PX, Jerez ($22.99/375 ml) PX sherries are made from Pedro Ximenez grapes that have been dried in the sun for two weeks after harvest. "El Candado" means "the padlock" and indeed this sherry is so ambrosial that it comes with a padlock and key to deter one from drinking it all in one sitting! Fantastic nose filled with aromas of toffee, molasses, spice and brandied ripe raisins. The palate is a viscous treasure with its rich luscious texture and unctuous consistency. Mouthfilling flavours of spice, honey, toffee and dried fruit fill the mouth. Incredible length and perfect harmony with a clean finish and exceptionally long aftertaste of treacle, caramel, honey and raisins.
The sweet tanginess of Piquillo peppers enhance the richness of the Dungeness crab, and the sherry adds sinfully Spanish aromas. The peppers are as red as hearts pulsing love!
Make a white sauce by melting 1 tablespoon of butter. Cook the flour in it until it begins to sizzle, then add the milk and whisk until thickened. Divide the white sauce into two equal portions. Filling: Whisk sherry into half of the white sauce over low heat until fully incorporated. Remove from heat and fold in the crab. Let cool while you make the sauce. Sauce:Combine the remaining white sauce with the wine, heat and then whisk in the ground almonds and half the parsley. Assembly: Holding the Piquillo peppers suspended between your thumb and forefinger, spoon the stuffing into them. Place the peppers in a 10 inch cazuela, the points toward the center so they form a "rose." Spoon sauce over stuffed peppers and heat in 350º oven until peppers are hot to center (20 minutes). Sprinkle reserved minced parsley across the top.
Coeur du Bray (pictured above): According to legend, the young maidens of Neufchâtel-en-Bray offered this cheese to their gallant English conquerors during the wars in the Middle Ages. This heart-shaped, brie-style cheese will win you over with its creamy texture and mild yet earthy flavor.
Gres des Vosges: Alsace is full of beautiful cherry trees from which the farmers make their own local kirsch. Each oval of this cow's milk cheese is washed with this subtle cherry brandy, which lends a fruity aroma. Slightly salty flavors and a luscious texture make this a favorite! Each cheese is decorated with either herbs or paprika in the shape of a heart.
This very morning, we received two huge shipments of jams, mustards, salts, and other goodies! More on the new favorites next week, or you can check out our Facebook page for the latest updates and ideas.
Celebrate with a sparkling wine!
Lucien Albrecht Crémant d'Alsace Blanc de Blanc ($19.99) Domaine Lucien Albrecht is one of the oldest and leading Alsace family owned estate, tracing its roots back to 1425. The hand picked fruit for the Blanc de Blanc is produced by "méthode traditionnelle", which is the true Champagne method. Made from 100% from Pinot Blanc, it is distinguished by a fine bead, a beautiful straw color; and a light, delicate palate. This elegant cremant is delicious with soft goat cheeses.
NV Torre Oria Brut Nature Cava ($16.99) Most cavas are produced in Penedes, just south of Barcelona but Torre Oria hails from Utiel-Requena, a very hot region just inland from Valencia. A blend of 90% Macabeo and 10% Parellada, it is aged 36 months on the lees and is the driest style of cava. Pale golden, bright, it has very fine and abundant bubbles. Magnificent presence on the palate, very dry, powerful and leaving a lingering aftertaste. Elegant.
2005 Marques de Gelida Brut Exclusive Reserva ($14.99) Vins El Ceps S.L. is a partnership of four families who have been cultivting grapes and making wine since the 15th Century. To produce Marques de Gelida, grapes are selected from the best estate-owned vineyards. A blend of Macabeo, Xarel.lo, Parellada and Chardonnay, the Brut Exclusive has been aged for 36 months on the lees, which gives a creamy edge to the fruity and citrus flavors. Just off bone dry, it is clean and fresh, with excellent balance and a long, delicate finish.
2007 Augusti Torello Mata Rosat ($24.99) Agusti Mata is the maker of cult-cava Kripta, and he is one of the few to still producer a Rosé cava from the traditional Trepat grape. Fine and persistent bubbles form a consistent rosary and dense crown. Aromas of wild strawberry and cherry have a background of mint. On the palate, it is complex and meaty, yet light and very, very dry. It is well balanced and has a pleasant, well-harmonized medium intensity finish that brings back the aromas of fresh mint.
NV Cavas Hill Brut de Brut Reserva ($9.99) A delicious budget sparkler, Cavas Hill is made in the traditional method, with fermentation in the bottle and ageing on the lees for 20 months. It's loaded with clean and crisp pear aromas and fine, delicate bubbles. Green apple flavors provide freshness and the persistent finish ends on a satisfying dry note. Great with seafood!
2001 Bacalhôa Moscatel de Setúbal ($15.99) This spectacular dessert wine really over delivers! Made of 100% Moscatel de Setúbal, the grapes are fortified with brandy, macerated on skins for 5 to 6 months, then aged for a minimum of three years in small used oak barrels. A rich dessert wine with plenty of lift, it has aromas of orange tree flower, tea, nutmeg and raisins. Smooth, sweet and fresh, it has a persistent finish that will keep your lips smacking. Serve this with chocolate covered figs!
Rabitos (chocolate covered figs) are back in stock! We have individually wrapped pieces, 3 piece boxes, 9 piece and 16 piece boxes. Give these to your special chocolate lover for St. Valentines Day!
Celebrate and taste these historic wines at a winemaker dinner on Friday, February 26th at Andaluca Restaurant in Seattle. Established in 1879, Compañia Vinicola del Norte de España (CUNE) is one of the best selling producers of Rioja. Join David Tindall of Pasternak Wine Importers at Andaluca Restaurant for a five course dinner, featuring the wines of Cune and Viña Real. Chef Wayne Johnson has created a fantastic menu to compliment each wine. Click the link for details.
Shop from home on The Spanish Table's websites! The Spanish Table wine website has everything you're looking for from Spain, Portugal, Madeira, or South America. Orders are shipped from our Berkeley CA store which may have different inventory and prices than our Seattle store.
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Q. How likely is it that you will change your mind about who you vote for before the Federal election to be held this year?
47% of those who gave their voting intention say they will definitely not change their mind before the election, 30% say it is very unlikely they will change their mind and 18% say it is quite possible they will change. This represents little change since this question was asked a week ago.
Those most likely to say it is possible they will change their mind were Greens voters (30%), other party and independent voters (41%) and aged 25-34 (25%).
Kevin Rudd's approval ratings have fallen since last measured 2 weeks ago. 41% (down 4%) approve of the job Kevin Rudd is doing as Prime Minister and 45% (up 2%) disapprove – a change in net rating from +2 to -4.
82% of Labor voters approve (down 6%) and 8% disapprove (up 2%).
By gender – men 43% approve/47% disapprove, women 39% approve/44% disapprove. In net terms this represents a shift with men from +6 to -4 and with women from -1 to -5.
43% (down 4%) believe Kevin Rudd would make the better Prime Minister and 34% (down 1%) prefer Tony Abbott.
Men prefer Kevin Rudd 41%/38% and women prefer Kevin Rudd 45%/30%.
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Greens voters were more likely to watch or listen to interviews with politicians (56%) and read articles (53%).
Older respondents tended to be more engaged with the election – of those aged 55+, 59% had watched or listened to interviews with politicians and 51% had read articles about the election.
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35% support the Government's paid parental leave scheme and 24% support the Coalition's scheme more. 28% support neither scheme.
The Government's scheme is supported by both men (37% to 25%) and women (34% to 23%).
By age group, those aged 18-34 support the Coalition's scheme 35% to 33% while aged 35-54 support the Government's scheme 35% to 22% and those aged 55+ support the Government's scheme 37% to 14%.


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All the trim in my house is yellow. I think at one point in its life is was off-white or vintage white or some other fancy paint name. Now its more like dirty men's wifebeater armpit stain. My photo taking skills do not do it justice. I am slowly (as in one foot at a time whenever I can steal a minute away from my girls) painting it white.
Tonight I decided to start on the girls room. The upstairs rooms have carpet and I was unsure of how I was going to avoid getting paint on it. Not that I love the carpet, but its not going anywhere for a while so I couldn't be sloppy.
Tape on the carpet prevented drips but didn't flatted the carpet so I could get the bottom of the baseboard.
So I got a paper plate (mine was square, yeah we're fancy like that) and cut it in half. I used it to press down on the tape as I went.
Next step is to stencil the wall (that G paint "barely pink"). Stenciling on textured walls? Wish me luck!
Great idea! Double good luck with the stencil. Been there, done that! Just take your time!


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Ubisoft Wants to Move Away From Relying Solely on AAA Games, Will Instil Diversity With Free to Play Games
Let's take a look at what Ubisoft announced at its earnings call and the kind of games it will introduce in the future.
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Ubisoft has announced that it will be putting less emphasis on AAA titles in the future. The company will instead focus on developing and creating a more diverse catalogue. The company announced the recent earnings call. It will look more closely at free-to-play games and its back catalogue to generate revenue. The publisher said that its plans for 2021 include three AAA title games. However, Ubisoft's business model will see a shift in the future. Let's take a look at what Ubisoft announced at its earnings call and the kind of games it will introduce in the future.
Ubisoft to focus more on free-to-play games and back catalogue to generate revenue in the future
Ubisoft, at the earnings call, said that it will put less emphasis on AAA titles. These AAA titles come with a high development cost and marketing budget. The Assassin's Creed developer instead plans to focus on creating a diverse catalogue.
"We said for a number of years that our normal template is to come with either three or four AAA games, so we'll stick to that plan for fiscal 2022," said CFO Frederick Duguet. "But we see that we are progressively, continuously moving from a model that used to be only focused on AAA releases to a model where we have a combination of strong releases from AAA and strong back catalogue dynamics, but also complimenting our program of new releases with free-to-play and other premium experiences," he added.
Notably, the company has three AAA titles in the pipeline for fiscal 2022. The company said that although it will release AAA games, it will not be the focus of its business model.
Instead, Ubisoft will eye at free-to-play games. "In fiscal 2022, we will continue our evolution from a AAA release-centric model toward a model where AAA stands alongside new premium and free-to-play innovative experiences across platforms," Duguet said. "These diverse experiences will feed on each other through complementary gameplay and business models," he added.
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require File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/helper'

class TestFileStore < Test::Unit::TestCase
  def setup
    @store = GITFileStore.alloc.initWithRoot DOT_GIT
  end

  def teardown
    @store = nil
  end

  def test_objects_dir
    assert_equal File.join(DOT_GIT, "objects"), @store.objectsDir
  end

  def test_path_for_object
    sha = "87f974580d485f3cfd5fd9cc62491341067f0c59"
    expected = File.join(DOT_GIT, "objects/87/f974580d485f3cfd5fd9cc62491341067f0c59")
    assert_equal expected, @store.stringWithPathToObject(sha)
  end

  def test_data_with_contents_of_object
    sha = "87f974580d485f3cfd5fd9cc62491341067f0c59"
    str = "blob 29\x00hello world!\n\ngoodbye world.\n"

    # BUG: There appears to a MacRuby bug in NSString#dataUsingEncoding
    #      If the ruby string contains a null (\0 or \x00), then
    #      The data object returned encodes a string full of spaces (\020)
    #      instead of the actual string data.
    data = str.dataUsingEncoding NSUTF8StringEncoding
    store_data = @store.dataWithContentsOfObject(sha)
    store_str = NSString.alloc.initWithData store_data, encoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding
    # This next assertion fails...
    # assert_equal data, store_data

    # For now, just check that strings are the same!
    assert_equal str, store_str
  end

  def test_load_object_with_sha
    sha = "87f974580d485f3cfd5fd9cc62491341067f0c59"
    str = "hello world!\n\ngoodbye world.\n"

    data = str.dataUsingEncoding NSUTF8StringEncoding
    dataP = Pointer.ptr
    typeP = Pointer.ptr(:int)
    result = @store.loadObjectWithSha1 sha, intoData:dataP, type:typeP, error:nil

    assert result
    assert_equal 3, typeP.value
    assert data.isEqualTo dataP.value
  end
end

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Q: Apache Spark, less data but data skew issue in broadcast exchange stage I am working on optimizing a spark job, which is processing the dimension data. The transformation is using inner and left joins, With the largest table having only ~120MB of data. Since the amount of data we are processing is less, we are using an m4 cluster with 1 driver with 8GB and 2 workers with 2 cores each. My job is getting stuck while doing a broadcast exchange and taking almost an hour to complete.

I tried tuning the shuffle partitions to be 8 as we have total of four cores available, using the 50MB for sparks auto threshold property, fixing the caching. But nothing is giving me any expected results. One stage is always processing ~104MB of data, but others are in KBs or very few MB. (which shows the issue of data skewness). Could anyone help in understanding what could be missing here? Thanks in advance for any insights.


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Deadly Hideaway
Georgia Rae Winston Mysteries, Book 5
By: Marissa Shrock
Narrated by: Jennifer Jill Araya
Series: Georgia Rae Winston Series, Book 5
Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Mystery
Deadly Heartbreak
Georgia Rae Winston believes she's found her happily-ever-after. But life is about to prove her very wrong. Georgia is back with Detective Cal Perkins, and they're looking toward a blissful future. But her ex-boyfriend's family isn't thrilled with that idea. And neither are Cal's multiple admirers.
Will Georgia get her happy ever after
By Kindle Customer DVH on 09-02-21
Night Fall
Nighthawk Security, Book 1
By: Susan Sleeman
Narrated by: Whitney Dykhouse
She faces dangerous situations all the time.... Olympic downhill skier, Harper Young, knows what it's like to look danger in the face. After all, she does it every time she races down a ski slope. She's fine with that danger and even excels under the pressure, winning Olympic gold. And as a governor's daughter, she's familiar with receiving threats from the general public. But when a stalker turns his sights on Harper, she possesses zero skills to protect herself.
Great listen!!
By Indydog on 04-07-21
Under Currents
By: Nora Roberts
Narrated by: January LaVoy
Zane Bigelow grew up in a beautiful, perfectly kept house in North Carolina's Blue Ridge Mountains. Strangers and even Zane's own aunt across the lake see his parents as a successful surgeon and his stylish wife, making appearances at their children's ballet recitals and baseball games. Only Zane and his sister know the truth, until one brutal night finally reveals cracks in the facade, and Zane escapes for college without a thought of looking back....
Nora Roberts wrote this?
By Ellie on 08-02-19
Winter in Paradise
By: Elin Hilderbrand
Narrated by: Erin Bennett
Irene Steele's idyllic life - house, husband, family - is shattered when she is woken up by a late-night phone call. Her beloved husband has been found dead, but before Irene can process this tragic news, she must confront the perplexing details of her husband's death. He was found on St. John, a tropical island paradise far removed from their suburban life. Leaving the cold winter behind, Irene flies down to the beautiful Caribbean beaches of St. John only to make another shocking discovery: her husband had a secret second family. Investigating, she is plunged into a web of intrigue and deceit belied by the pristine white sand beaches of St. John.
Worst book ever!!
By Ashleigh on 12-14-19
On a perfect June day, Vivian Howe, author of 13 beach novels and mother of three nearly grown children, is killed in a hit-and-run car accident while jogging near her home on Nantucket. She ascends to the Beyond where she's assigned to a Person named Martha, who allows Vivi to watch what happens below for one last summer. Vivi also is granted three "nudges" to change the outcome of events on earth.
Had potential
By Diana E. Williams on 06-08-21
Troubles in Paradise
After uprooting her life in the States, Irene Steele has just settled in at the villa on St. John where her husband Russ had been living a double life. But a visit from the FBI shakes her foundations, and Irene once again learns just how little she knew about the man she loved. With help from their friends, Irene and her sons set up their lives while evidence mounts that the helicopter crash that killed Russ may not have been an accident.
Disappointed end of trilogy
By Jim Graff on 10-26-20
By: Mary Kay Andrews
Narrated by: Kathleen McInerney
Some people stay all summer long on the idyllic island of Belle Isle, North Carolina. Some people come only for the weekends - and it's something they look forward to all week long. When Riley Griggs is waiting for her husband to arrive at the ferry one Friday afternoon, she is instead served with papers informing her that her island home is being foreclosed. To make matters worse, her husband is nowhere to be found.
Don't waste your weekend
By jbee on 07-04-16
Secrets in the Sand
By: Carolyn Brown
Narrated by: Savannah Peachwood
Time doesn't always heal wounds, and no one knows that better than Angel Conrad. When she left her hometown in Oklahoma, she never expected to see it again. There was nothing there for her anymore: The love of her life had left her for someone else - not to mention the baby she'd been keeping a secret. Now she's headed back to Oklahoma to prove that she deserves to be the last one laughing.
By JJLarson on 08-01-21
Lights over Cloud Lake
By: Nathan Hystad
Narrated by: Melissa Thompson
Reporter Eva Heart is sent to Cloud Lake to write an exposé on flying saucer sightings, a subject she is extremely familiar with. Nearly 20 years ago, Eva, then known as Jessica Carver, went missing, only to appear a week later, confused and frightened. A man went to jail for the crime. Now Eva must face demons from her past as she meets both old and new friends along the way. Will her real identity be exposed? Can history truly repeat itself?
Suspenseful scifi mystery at its best!
By Rhett C Bruno on 12-03-19
Whiskey Chaser
Bootleg Springs, Book 1
By: Lucy Score, Claire Kingsley
Narrated by: Natalie Duke, Stephen Dexter
Raised by her three overbearing brothers, Scarlett is a hell-raising tomboy with a tool belt. A tornado stirring up trouble everywhere she goes. Her favorite pastimes? Drinking any man under the table and two-stepping. But she has zero interest in love. Scarlett's only being neighborly when she claims her sexy next-door neighbor as her new pet project.
By Nat (🎧AudiobookObsession) on 11-22-20
By: Lucy Score, and others
Murder on Cape Cod
Cozy Capers Book Group Mystery, Book 1
By: Maddie Day
Narrated by: Rachel Dulude
Summer is busy season for Mackenzie "Mac" Almeida's bicycle shop, nestled in the quaint, seaside hamlet of Westham, Massachusetts. She's expecting an influx of tourists at Mac's Bikes; instead she discovers the body of Jake Lacey. Mac can't imagine anyone stabbing the down-on-his-luck handyman. However, the authorities seem to think Mac is a strong suspect after she was spotted arguing with Jake just hours before his death. Mac knows she didn't do it, but she does recognize the weapon - her brother Derrick's fishing knife.
disnt like it. narrator is monotone.
By MARIANNE on 08-03-21
The Newcomer
After she discovers her sister Tanya dead on the floor of her fashionable New York City townhouse, Letty Carnahan is certain she knows who did it: Tanya's ex; sleazy real estate entrepreneur Evan Wingfield. Even in the grip of grief and panic Letty heeds her late sister's warnings: "If anything bad happens to me - it's Evan. Promise me you'll take Maya and run. Promise me." So Letty grabs her sister's Mercedes and hits the road....
By RoseS on 05-05-21
A Family of Strangers
By: Emilie Richards
Narrated by: Vanessa Johansson
All her life Ryan Gracey watched her perfect older sister from afar. Knowing she could never top Wendy's achievements, she didn't even try. Instead Ryan forged her own path while her family barely seemed to notice. Now Wendy shares two little girls with her perfect husband while Ryan mourns the man she lost after a nearly fatal mistake in judgment. The sisters' choices have taken them in different directions, which is why Ryan is stunned when Wendy calls, begging for her help. There's been a murder - and Wendy believes she'll be wrongfully accused.
By Kathryn @theBookDate on 04-26-21
Beaches, Bungalows & Burglaries
Camper and Criminals Cozy Mystery Series, Book 1
By: Tonya Kappes
Narrated by: Johanna Parker
Mae West, a far cry from the Hollywood actress, has been thrown for a loop. Her plush lifestyle in the big city of New York comes to a screeching halt after the FBI raids her mansion and arrests her husband, Paul West, for a Ponzi scheme that rips people out of millions of dollars. Mae finds herself homeless, friendless, and penniless. All hope isn't lost... the only thing Mae got to keep that the government didn't seize is a tourist camp ground, Happy Trails, in Normal, Kentucky.
A very good start
By S. on 04-14-19
Summer by the Tides
By: Denise Hunter
Narrated by: Nan Kelly
When her grandmother goes missing from the family beach house, Maddy and her estranged sisters converge in Sea Haven, North Carolina. Being with uptight Nora and free-spirited Emma in the home where their family broke apart is a struggle Maddy is not in the mood to face, especially since she's recovering from her ex-boyfriend's betrayal. As the sisters wait for word of their grandmother, they begin to pack up the family belongings - and unpack memories of the idyllic summers of their childhood.
Not her best...
A Beginner's Guide to Free Fall
By: Andy Abramowitz
Narrated by: Andy Abramowitz
Davis Winger has it all. A respected engineer who designs roller coasters in theme parks across the country, he is deeply in love with his wife and has a beautiful young daughter and a happy home. Until an accident strikes on one of his rides. Nothing fatal - except to his career. And to his marriage, when a betrayal from his past inadvertently comes to light. In one cosmically bad day, Davis loses it all.
"I like roller coasters ..."
By Stephen on 01-17-20
The Complete Michele Lopez Hanson Trilogy
A Three-Novel Romantic Mystery Box Set from the What Doesn't Kill You Series
By: Pamela Fagan Hutchins
Narrated by: Natalie Gray
A family in danger. A missing love child. A deadly new strain of murder. These are the themes of the three books in the Michele Lopez Hanson Trilogy. It includes the three books: Going for Kona, Fighting for Anna, and Searching for Dime Box. Follow Michele as she solves one mystery after another, despite a personal tragedy and setbacks.
We loved the stories.
By Bruce Stradling on 07-13-21
Riverbend Gap
A Riverbend Romance, Book 1
Narrated by: Jessica Holtan
When Katelyn Loveland's car veered off a winding Appalachian Mountain road, she thought she was done for. That is until Cooper Robinson, local sheriff's deputy, came to her rescue. And though Katie narrowly escaped her brush with death, she still fell. Hard. She wasn't the only one. But soon Cooper learns that the woman he's more attracted to than any he's ever met is his brother's new girlfriend - and therefore unquestionably off limits. Yet, despite their best efforts, Cooper and Katie can't seem to avoid running into each other.
A relaxing getaway. A rocky romance. And a dead body. Will life ever be normal?
All Georgia Rae Winston wants is a little vacation from her unsettled love life. Some time at her friend Laura's lake house. At first? Perfect. Until a day on the water ends with Georgia discovering a dead body in the lake. And she can't stop herself from poking around.
She soon learns the dead man's in-laws didn't like him much. And the gossip around town says he's been having an affair. Suspect. Motive. Simple case, right?
But as Georgia digs further, she uncovers an even deeper web of deceit that will rock the town if the truth comes out. And there's no way that's not going to happen if Georgia has anything to do with it.
In book five of the Georgia Rae Winston Mystery series, Marissa Shrock once again spins a tale of intrigue, mystery, and a splash of romance that will twist your mind into pretzels and keep you up late into the night.
©2020 Marissa Shrock (P)2021 Marissa Shrock
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What listeners say about Deadly Hideaway
Fun and Entertaining!
This was my first Marissa Shrock's book. This is a fun and entertaining cozy mystery. The characters are well developed, and the storyline is intriguing and captivating. Jennifer Jill Araya did a great job with the narration. I enjoyed it. I was given a free review copy of the audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
Nice and twisty
Christian fiction, Indiana, pets, amateur-sleuth, series, situational-humor, murder, murder-investigation, family-dynamics, friendship, relationships, relationship-issues*****
The body in the lake.
Georgia has helped the police in the past, so she continues to do so while on vacation at the home of an old school friend when she bumps up against a body while waterskiing. The sleuthing is good, the characters often are, and the imagery is exceptionally well done. I really enjoyed this clean contemporary romance/mystery narrated by the incomparable Jennifer Jill Araya.
I was given a free review copy of this audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
Kindle Customer DVH
A getaway on the lake is deadly!
Deadly Hideaway is Book 5 in the Georgia Rae Winston Mystery. Marissa Shrock writes amazing cozy mysteries. Georgia and Cal broke up and although she had a new boyfriend, she still has strong feelings for Cal. So, Georgia goes to the lake for the weekend. Just Georgia's luck, she found a body in the lake! Because Georgia has helped the police in the past, she gets knee deep in the investigation. I have listened to all 5 of the audio books and and Georgia and her friends feel like I am listening to a story about friends. The characters are realistic and believable. Marissa writes outstanding stories that are so good. If you enjoy listening to clean contemporary romance stories, you will love this series. I received a code for my honest review.
Angelofmusic
Yeah!!
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
This a was truly twisted mystery murder. I couldn't figure out as I was reading. I never guessed who the murder was. And the motive was moving. Sad that so much heart ache should happen because of one innocent life.
Georgia Life also takes a turn for the better. I loved the character development for her. And I'm sooo happy at the ending!!!
A great book in the deadly mystery series!! I highly recommend!
Troublemer(tammy hovey)
I love this series and the characters. It keeps me on the edge of my seat trying to figure out who the killer was. I was gifted this book in exchange for an honest review,
Jennifer does a good job narrating
I would highly recommend this book! It was so exciting that I had a hard time letting good
So much for a relaxing vacation.
All Georgia wanted was a relaxing vacation, what she got was murder and mayhem. Deadly Hideaway is the 5th book int he Georgia Rea Winston cozy mystery series. The book is a cute, clean, cozy mystery with a touch of romance. This being the first of the books I've read/listened to to and it being the 5th book in the series, naturally there were a few references I didn't get, not that impacted my enjoyment in the least. The characters are fun (some somewhat annoying...though that is exactly how they are meant to be..so great job there!) and the story was highly enjoyable with quite a few twists and turns. Jennifer Jill Araya did a great job with the narration, giving each character their own distinct feel and really brought Georgia and the others to life. I was given a free review copy of this audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
I received a free code for this book.
Second Georga Rae story i've read, and enjoyed both of them. Good settings, a touch of romance and a good slice of human nature.
Don't hide this book away just listen
I enjoyed this book. This is the second book in this series that I have listened to and found entertaining.. Yes I know it is book five but having missed the others I can say that you don't need to read or listen to them in order to enjoy. That doesn't mean that I won't be adding the rest to my collection because I will. I liked the main character Georgia Rae Winston and the rest of quirky characters who at times were amusing. Of course there was a love interest (triangle) that you would expect from any good cozy mystery but it didn't detract from the mystery at all. The mystery its self was interesting and kept me guessing, with all the twist on the plot I never saw the reason why until it was revealed. The writing was well done and captivating, even a round of golf sounded fun. I love it when women get one over domineering men but I even came to like him by the end of the book.
Georgia Rae needs a holiday, a chance to think about what she wants out of her relationship with her boyfriend, so she goes to visit her friend Laura's lake house. Before she can do more than dip her big toe in the water she finds a body. It's not long after the body is identified, that her reputation is uncovered and Laura's neighbour is asking her to investigate because she is afraid her son will be the number one suspect. Quicker than her ice cream can melt she uncovers a number of suspects all with connections to each other and boats. Can Georgia find the killer or will the killer find her? Because a lot more is going on than bad maintenance on boats and family ties.
I like the narrator. She has a pleasant voice that she uses well to give each character there own unique voice.
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review


The Runtime parameters panel allow setting the logging and error handling levels for NeoLoad. Other settings related to runtime are also available.
NeoLoad can be configured not to flag as errors some requests that failed on recording. This is required when some errors are normal for the application. NeoLoad should play these requests to be realistic but should not flag them as error.
This is typically the case for missing resources (images, css, and so on) that send back a 404 Not Found error code. It is necessary to check the Do not mark the specified HTTP error code when the same error occurs during the recording box to ignore the errors with the 404 code if the recorded code was 404. Requests with a valid return code (200 OK) on recording are flagged as errors if a 404 error occurs at runtime.
The Collect separate statistics from each zone option allows NeoLoad to collect different statistics (average response time, hits/s, and so on) for all project items, such as requests or Containers, for each zone.
This option is useful for a test that uses several Load Generators located in different geographic locations. Obtaining zone-specific statistics makes it possible to get location-specific statistics. This highlights any performance glitches due to the User geographical position with regard to the web application being load tested.
Warning: This option may impact considerably the time spent to compute statistics at the end of the test and the time needed to generate a report, since it multiplies the amount of data collected by the number of zone used during the test.
The Disable cache for requests and resources used by an extractor option forces NeoLoad to retrieve a response from the server and not to use cache, in order to be able to execute extractors.
When global validation is applied to one or more Virtual Users, NeoLoad implements the following procedure to determine whether a response to a played request should be validated or not: NeoLoad retrieves the Content-Type header from the server response and checks to see if the header value appears in the list. If it does, NeoLoad then checks to make sure that the response content matches the various assertions.
By default, only responses with a text/html or text/xhtml Content-Type are checked. The various Content-Types to be checked can be added or removed.
For more information about global validation, see Global validation.