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What are the general causes for someone to fail the driver's test?
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May I carry a photostat copy of my learner's license or driver's license instead of the original?
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[QUOTE=1mikec]I have been to approximately 20 RA rallies and can't remember one of them that was so well organized!
Everything from the vendor's locations, to making sure the rest rooms were kept clean and well stocked!
There were many other positive things and extras but too numerous to write here.
You had to be there to appreciate them.
THE HEAT AND HUMIDITY the first two days!
Thank you all very much. Makes all the work worthwhile. Plus seeing so many smiling faces from our friends.
As I always say (Mark will attest to this) – thanks for the great memories.
I have been to approximately 20 RA rallies and can't remember one of them that was so well organized!
Luckily Leinenkugel's Brewery (free beer tasting) and an air-conditioned theater were close at hand 🙂 :).


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Home Care Markets News Children and adolescent wards fail inspection
Children and adolescent wards fail inspection
Deven Pamben
Mental health wards for children and young people at Priory Ticehurst House in Wadhurst, East Sussex, have failed an inspection report by the regulator.
Care Quality Commission inspectors visited Keystone and Upper Court wards as part of a focused inspection in September following concerns raised by families, external agencies and members of the public.
These included poor staffing levels, high use of agency staff, inadequate medicines management and the number of incidents.
It was rated 'inadequate' for being safe and well-led. Ratings for other services provided at Priory Ticehurst House remain unchanged.
Inspectors said action had not been taken in Upper Court to reduce risks the Priory had identified in January.
They said governance of incidents was inadequate, including a lack of management review, inconsistencies in information recorded and inaccurate recording of risk levels.
Employees said that learning from incidents was not shared, while staff morale on Upper Court was low. Some staff said they felt unable to raise concerns without fear of retribution, the report said.
Kevin Cleary, CQC's deputy chief inspector of hospitals (and lead for mental health), said: 'At time of the inspection, staff lacked an understanding of what was required to provide a good quality service to children and young people who require a child and adolescent mental health service (CAMHS).'
The service was issued with a warning notice that required the provider to make immediate improvements.
Inspectors returned to carry out an unannounced inspection on 12 December and found the provider had improved systems and processes and met requirements of the warning notice. But Cleary added: 'It will take time for the improved processes to demonstrate the sustained improvements but we will continue to monitor the hospital closely. If we find improvements are not fully embedded and sustained we will not hesitate to take any further action required.'
A hospital spokesman said: 'Despite significant investment, we continue to experience considerable staffing challenges on the wards due to well-documented national shortages particularly in relation to experienced CAMHS nurses and psychiatrists.
'However, since the inspection in September, we have taken immediate and significant steps to address the concerns raised, and the very positive re-inspection feedback from the CQC a week ago shows we are now working in a way that demonstrates improvements in all areas including in relation to incident management, governance and clinical leadership.
'Ensuring young patients with complex conditions receive the best treatment is our overriding priority, and we remain confident of restoring the CAMHS service to its previous "good" rating in line with the overall rating for the rest of the hospital.'
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Data Science Camp is SF Bay ACM's annual event combining sessions, keynote, and optional tutorial (extra fee). It's an excellent opportunity to learn about Data Science and connect with others, and we keep it near-free ($10 charge, includes lunch & coffee), now running in its eighth year. You can also sign up as part of a group of 2-6 people for $8 per person. The morning class is $60 and includes the afternoon camp.
Rajat Monga, Engineering Director of the Google TensorFlow group.
Session proposals are welcome from both individuals and companies. Please consider volunteering to speak or recommending people. You may submit your own session ideas on our Session Submission Form.
Open-source libraries like scikit-learn, StatsModels and TensorFlow have made it very easy for developers and data scientists to implement cutting-edge algorithms in sandbox environments. However, most companies have production environments where there is a constant flow of new data, breaking changes with new product releases, and a need to use the best model for business purposes. Over the years, developers have built out sophisticated Continuous Integration systems to help version and manage their demanding production environments, but data science systems like these are up-and-coming. In this session, we will explore some open-source tooling and strategies that can help manage your real-world machine learning needs.
Discuss the lifecycle, from selecting and describing the best model, to putting it in production, to recognizing it needs replacement and how much effort to put into the replacement. You don't have to trade-off: accuracy, generalization and description, you can have all three. For model description, sensitivity analysis and LIME – Local Interpretable Model-Agnostic Explanations (from KDD 2016) will be discussed.
Robert Benson of Mitek Analytics will provide an overview of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) field, IIoT Analytics, and digital twin. Rich Dost of General Electric Digital will provide an overview of developing digital twin analytics and an overview of the General Electric Predix platform for IIoT. Digital twin is a relatively new term that has become roughly synonymous with IIoT analytics. We will also provide an opportunity for people interested in IIoT and IIoT analytics to meet and learn from each other.
Building an intelligent learning platform that learns how students learn and then teaches them back in the way they learn better and faster.
In this session, Dr. Iman Saleh of Intel will lead a discussion about how models are created and deployed for production and made available to the applications who consume them. As a part of the discussion, Iman will give an overview of the Trusted Analytics Platform (TAP), an open source platform, for building and deploying analytics solutions. The platform hosts machine learning scripts, models and the applications that use them. This session will include both presentation and discussion.
In this session, Ling Yao of Intel will give an overview of the open source frameworks and libraries that Intel uses to develop and train models as well as putting them into production. Included will be a discussion about how Jupyter Notebookss and other code environments can be used to develop and test models using data processing frameworks such as Spark, GearPump, file system HDFS, databases such as Postgres, Cassandra, Redis and algorithms such as ARIMA for time series analysis, while exposing the resulting model to production applications. This session will include a 15 minute presentation followed by a 35 minute discussion.
A tutorial for those who know the basics of machine learning but want to learn how to apply it to a practical problem. The chosen problem here is to recognize traffic signs in images taken from a moving car.
R as a fantastic language for data analytics. It als has pretty amazing graphing capabilities. This session will introduce graphing capabilities of R. Come prepared with RStudio installed, so you can also practice along.
Greg will ask for a show of hands for people who have hired, or are looking to hire, data scientsts, data mining or big data staff. Greg can be a moderator, asking initial questions about challengers the hiring manager has, eliciting audience questions for the panel, and the panel can also ask the audience. Possible questions may include: Q) What is a distribution of how you find candidates – HR, external recruiter, networking, LinkedIn, meetups? Q) How would you advise people who want to move into data science? Q) How much do hiring manager focus on finding a "unicorn", fitting the most overlapping requirement circles vs. building a team with different skills? Q) for the audience – if you are an experienced DS, what would you want to ask or tell hiring managers?
What tools does data science provide the quant? Can a Neural Network help calculate parameters for established valuation methods? Funds based on Sentiment analysis have had little general success, but have made money in special situations (e.g. Brexit). What other examples are there? In this session participants will discuss the success of Data Science-based quant approaches they have used or heard about.
Knowledge Representation choices drive the general purpose computing needed for Artificial Intelligence. Classes of use cases derive requirements for Knowledge Representation. A normative evaluation of Knowledge Representation considers goals and those requirements regardless of the inspiration for its client algorithms, such as studying the brain or noticing what smart people do. Knowledge Representation is evaluated for associative (sub-symbolic) approaches and logic-based approaches. Issues for crowdsourcing, natural language, and uncertainty get added attention.
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You will have access to an AWS machine where TensorFlow is pre-installed by the instructor. You will access to the machine through your browser, where you can run TensorFlow (in iPython notebook). The data and sample lab code are pre-installed.
Who this course is for: This course is for anyone who is interested in introduction to deep learning and TensorFlow.
Prerequisite of this course: We will use Python in this tutorial. Programming experience with Python is highly recommended. You can still follow the tutorial and our sample code in case you don't have Python experience.
Instructor bio: Junling Hu, a leading expert in artificial intelligence and data science, founder of question.ai, has built natural language application based on deep learning. She is the author of an upcoming book on artificial intelligence and deep learning. Prior to her current effort, she was Director of Data Mining at Samsung, building large-scale data mining solutions for business. She has also led data science teams in PayPal and eBay, creating enterprise solutions based on recommender systems, text mining and predictive modeling.
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Review: THE CURIOUS VOYAGE, Secret Locations All Over London
by Cindy Marcolina Oct. 28, 2018
This review is spoiler free.
Londoners may have seen a resurgence in immersive theatrical experiences recently, but Talk Is Free Theatre brings the concept to a whole new level with The Curious Voyage. The intercontinental three-day journey starts in Barrie, Canada, and lands in London, where the audience is taken on a quest to explore their darkest secrets.
The eight-hour-long London event is orchestrated to perfection. The public are initially split into groups and meet the different characters singularly, then they're all gathered together and led to the second section of the adventure, which culminates with the production of a secret musical (directed by Mitchell Cushman). Bear this is mind when booking with friends, as it's more likely than not that you'll be separated during the first act.
This is all part of the destabilisation of the public; in order to find themselves, they have to dig deeper and abandon their earthly personas. Agency and participation are the main drive in Daniele Bartolini's show, which relies heavily on its guests' inclination to grab the spotlight.
The director and creator gathers a diverse and charming cast who, through improvisation and scripted cues, accompany the teams out and about feeding them clues as well as distracting them from the real goal of the day. A brief bus ride will, eventually, take the crowd to a further secret area when the central event of the night takes place.
The musical is the icing on an already delicious cake. Cushman moves the scene around the unconventional location with fascinating and seamless direction choices. His cast is phenomenal and deliver defining performances of the iconic characters, only heightening the atmosphere of mystery that has pervaded the expedition since its start.
Even as the collaboration of two directors who essentially brought together two very different worlds, The Curious Voyage feels cohesive and solid. It does, however, leave a hint of unfinished matter and unsolved plot points in the hands of the audience. As they begin to disperse after the long day, there are still a few questions to be answered and there's a lingering craving for knowledge that the company doesn't fully satisfy.
A cast who exceeds expectations, clever writing and direction, and a remarkable and unanticipated musical production make the all-day experience a huge success that certainly rivals Punchdrunk on every level.
The Curious Voyage runs in London until 10 November.
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Review: DEAD DAD SHOW, VAULT Festival
Some shows are great even when everything goes wrong. Some shows shine through missed cues, nerves, line prompts, and failing tech. Some shows are simply excellent trainwrecks. Simon David's Dead Dad Show is one of those. With a personality the size of a football stadium and the effortlessness of a consummate entertainer, he saves his own piece. It could have all gone so very wrong, but it didn't.
Review: INTRUDER/INTRUZ, VAULT Festival
Remi Rachuba moved to Glasgow from Poland in the late 90s to pursue his dreams and become an actor. A bright young man with stars in his eyes, he learns swear words at his teaching job in a special needs school. Mugged twice, he's left severely traumatised. He constantly looks behind his shoulder for his "intruder".
Review: BUTCHERED, VAULT Festival
There are some shows that fit perfectly within the walls of The Vaults. Magic is made when old bricks and humidity meet the right production. Expial Atrocious' Butchered is one of those that feel at home enveloped by the horrid architecture and the rumblings of Waterloo Station. The love child of Sweeney Todd and Hannibal, it's a grim look at life and death in a dog-eat-dog world.
Review: THE LAMB DISAGREES, VAULT Festival
It's equally funny and stimulating, opening up a broader conversation about people's use of foreign cultures and experiences to further their own goals. Wang only gives a taste of the issue in The Lamb Disagrees, but we hope her budding career will explore the subject in more detail.
Review: FOR A BRIEF MOMENT AND NEVER AGAIN SINCE, VAULT Festival
It's a missed opportunity to explore young parenthood and the effects of thoughtless actions on a couple.
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The two-day Cyber Security Summit that takes place every year in the Twin Cities features nationally recognized security experts together in one room attempting to fight against foreign and domestic attacks.
For the average Minnesotan, what's being discussed in the meeting room impacts personal banking, trade secrets and even the Super Bowl.
Organizers for the seventh-annual event say the best way to prevent attacks is to gather perspective from a various groups that include industry, government and academic leaders. In town for the summit are 800 people from 30 states and nine countries.
"There is no end in sight and that's why I say the biggest threat is a lack of awareness and a lack of taking care of the most important things like hygiene, password protection," said Andrew Borene, chair of the summit. "That's for the individual. For the businesses, really the board and the CEO needs to get involved. It's not just an issue for the IT department or the lawyers."
Organizers say this kind of widespread participation says a lot about Minnesota's leadership in science and technology.
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Prose writer and playwright Jüri Tuulik (1940 - 2014) was graduated from Tartu State University in 1963, worked as a journalist in different newspapers, professional writer since 1969. Most of his stories describe village life on his home island Abruka (less than 100 habitants), sometimes stories are placed on the biggest Estonian island Saaremaa. Dealing with very limited material (village, sea, seashore), Jüri Tuulik has achieved remarkable results in his short stories' collections "Meretagune asi" ("An overseas matter" 1976), "Külatraagik" ("The village tragedian" 1980) and short novel "Vares" ("Crow" 1979) to show one man's simple life as a matter of great imortance. The local dialect is often used, not only for humoristic purposes but also to give lyrical qualities to his stories and plays.
Prizes: August Mälk's short story award in 1998 for "Nende aastate pilved" ("Clouds of those years"); Oskar Luts' award in 2005; Friedebert Tuglas' short story award in 2009 for "Tellikaatne" ("Delicate matter").


Throwing a "reckless blow" outside a nightclub has resulted in a suspended prison sentence for a man from Weston Super Mare.
34-year-old Matthew Yates was handed the 12 month custodial sentence, which is suspended for two years, at Douglas Courthouse earlier this week.
He'd previously admitted assaulting another man, causing ABH, outside Sugar Sugar nightclub in Douglas on July 26th.
The court heard Yates' uncle and the victim had been involved in confrontation inside the club which had spilled outside.
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But this Monday was a calm day. We headed out from Djupvika – one of the 3 trailheads I normally start out from – and reached the top without running into a storm.
Down by the meadows between Rjåhornet and Huldrehornet, we took a different route down – along the path I've done trail maintenance on, for the past weeks.
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Tuesday: Ålesund day, and after work I drove to Ellingsøya island to visit Storkleiva. This was a part of Ellingsøya I had never visited before. And If I'm to do a forest walk, I'd like to have some sort of "top" to log the hike on. Storkleiva, being the highest point on this walk, became the "top".
We started out close to Årset, and followed a tractor road northbound until I decided to go east on a forest path that appeared in front of us.
This forest path – narrow but still visible – led us to Storkleiva.
I normally choose a round trip hike over up and down the same way, so we followed the path to a forest ridge above Trollneset. We found a cabin there, and behind the cabin, I noticed a vague forest path that took us to the pass between Vikanakken and Storkleiva.
From the pass, we followed a wider forest path eastbound, which took us down to the main road pretty close to the trailhead. We walked alongside the road (still in the forest) for 200m before reaching the car. A nice forest hike, it was!
Wednesday: Another working day in Ålesund, and on the way home, I stopped on Sula island to hike Solavågsfjellet.
The difference between now and February, was that there was no snow, and we had no problems following the forest path up to Solavågsfjellet.
What was new, was that this time, I discovered a path (eastbound) that I've never seen before. This path took us down to Solavågen – only 0,4km north of where I parked the car. Perfect! This will definitely be my new round trip route whenever I want to visit Solavågsfjellet, aka Trollhaugen.
Still, being a fool, I decided not to go for the longest walks, and this 5,4km walk across Hasundhornet was "nothing", really.
Friday: At this time of the year, daylight was scarce after work. When I logged off work, the sunshine painted a beautiful color on Garnestua's southwest ridge, and so that's where I wanted to go.
I parked at Ytre Haddal and followed the ridge route upwards. I kept a good pace, to maximize time spent in sunlight. The sun went proportionally down to my vertical gain. It was a really nice hike.
The sun disappeared by the time we reached the top, but that didn't matter. I got the sunny ascent.
Another nice hike "in the bag", although I was limping down because of knee pain. I would surely get better in time, just not today.
And when I returned to the trailhead, Anne was just down the road, coming from Sogndal to spend the weekend up here. Perfect timing. It didn't feel wrong to get spoiled with a good dinner and some good wine after this hike!
Saturday: Great weather, and I invited Anne to a hike along a route I recently discovered – and that I really, really like: the round trip route across Hornet from Homborset.
A nice mountain path takes you up to Homborsetsætra. I guess this used to be a mountain dairy farm in the old days. Why else would they put so much effort into the path?
After a steep beginning, the path levels slightly out as it traverses the mountainside and enters the forest below Homborsetsætra.
Then we followed a path from the cabin and up to the pass between Heidane and Hornet.
The final walk up to the top was just a "stroll".
Anne really enjoyed this route, and I hoped she would enjoy the descent route also.
From the top, we descended (rather steeply) east to the pass between Hornet and Skarphornet.
From the pass, we went (off-trail) south until we met the path from Vassteinsætra and followed this path all the way to the Vassteinen farm down by the old road.
From here, we had only 600 meters to walk back to the car. Anne agreed that this was perfect round trip hike!
So, I drove to Helland (outside Brattvåg) to revisit some mountains I frequently visited during my years in Ålesund (2006-2008). At least, I would go to Hellandshornet. Then, time would show.
Karma and I headed up the route along the northwest ridge. I had forgotten almost everything about it, so it was nice to be back.
It's a good push from ~30m above sea level and up to 883m. Fortunately, we both are in a reasonable shape, and kept a good pace up the mountain.
I could see other hikers, high up on the mountain, like small dots. Amazingly enough, we caught up with them in the last hill and passed them in something like felt like "blizzard speed".
At first, we arrived at a stone shelter. But as this wasn't the high point, we moved on to very true top of Hellandshornet.
From the top, I could see the other hikers arriving on the summit plateau.
I didn't really have a plan other than visiting Hellandshornet. But now that we were here, and had time on our hands, it only felt natural to continue to Storfjellet and descend via Ringstaddalen valley.
We had a nice walk over to Storfjellet. I decided to skip Keipen (916m) as this isn't a very prominent top.
Once we entered the VAST summit plateau on Storfjellet, I remembered how huge it was. And then I recalled my last hike up here – on May 17th (Norway's National day) in 2008 – with my former dog Troll.
I could see that the other group of hikers descending directly from Hellandshornet to Ringstaddalen. I met them again on the path leading down to the valley. One of them made a comment about me being in a hurry, and I completely understood that it could seem that way. But I don't think I saw any LESS than they did.
As we were closing in on the main road down by the fjord, I noticed a path going in the direction of my trailhead. So I decided to stick to it. The path took me down to Hellandsvika, from where I immediately headed up towards the uppermost houses. After a little while, I found a vague path that took us back to the car.
It was altogether a superb round trip hike!
It looks like you have been hiking non stop!
Also, you have some really nice photos!


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This notion that the Dodgers need to Watch out! because Yasiel Puig's mental blunders could cost them a playoff game is the latest in a series of stories about the rookie phenom that mean well but miss the point.
If Los Angeles is lucky enough to be in position to watch Puig make a costly mistake in a playoff game, whom do you think everyone in the city will need to line up and thank?
The Dodgers don't need to watch out for Puig's mistakes any more than they need to watch out for Mark Ellis' inconsistent bat, Carl Crawford's throwing arm, Don Mattingly's bullpen choices or any of the numerous weaknesses that every member of the team has.
Admittedly, it's hard to find them in Clayton Kershaw, but even him.
Yasiel Puig makes mistakes in the field. His mistakes can be interpreted as character flaws, which can be infuriating.
Just because he makes a certain type of mistake doesn't mean he is singularly capable of hurting the Dodgers in a way no other player is.
With every player, you evaluate the pros and cons in a total package, and then you put out the best possible lineup on a given day. Evaluating Puig's weaknesses in a vacuum, independent of the immensely promising strengths, is a pointless exercise.
The tricky thing with Puig, one can concede, is that it's not like he only makes mistakes against lefthanders or in day games. So you can't hide them the way you might, say, hide Andre Ethier's production against lefties (Sunday's homer notwithstanding).
Until there are three other outfielders whose net production is better than Puig's, you play Puig. And right now, no such outfielder on the Dodgers exists, unless Matt Kemp returns from the disabled list in his 2011 form. Let alone three of them.
Kemp, of course, illustrates the folly of getting caught up in a player's mental mistakes. Before he became a Most Valuable Player candidate, people became obsessed with his baserunning errors, to the point of calling for him to be traded, when his talent was obvious and all that was needed was more patience for him to get the message.
It wasn't the benching of Kemp that solved his issues. It was, all parties subsequently disclosed, a lengthy and frank conversation between Kemp and Ned Colletti that got everyone on the same page. Kemp reached a level of maturity that Puig will probably get to at some point, through patience and tutelage and conversation and several other tools. In other words, it might not arrive by by 4:05 p.m. today.
It will come when it comes. It will come as fast as the Dodgers can make it come. It will come soon enough.
This is not to say Puig shouldn't get an occasional day off, like every other Dodger has gotten since Steve Garvey played first base. But a punitive benching isn't likely to do much other than make the people watching the games feel superior.
Mistakes like throwing to the wrong base are easy pickins' for mortals like fans and sportswriters, because it's the kind of thing we mortals could actually get right. If I know to hit the cutoff man, Puig must be a human disaster area if he doesn't, right?
At the end of the day, wouldn't you rather have a ballplayer whose biggest problem is he throws or runs to the wrong base, rather than one whose biggest problem is he can't hit or run at all? Puig is already learning patience at the plate faster than anyone way, way back in June dreamed he would. If Puig's biggest remaining problem is learning to hit the cutoff man, that's not something to denigrate, that's something to celebrate.
And we're not even discussing the the fact that the same approach that sometimes leads Puig astray might also lead him to triumph, many times over.
It's entirely possible that a Puig mistake will cost the Dodgers a game. That makes him like nobody else — except everyone else that wears a Dodger uniform.
Dodgers at Marlins, 4:10 p.m.
Please can we go back to examining the mental state of Chad Billingsley?
Next season – have to be patient on that one.
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Thank you for saying what needed to be said. He is young, he is learning, he makes far more winning plays than mistakes. He will mature with experience. But let Puig be Puig.
Thank you!! This is great. Please tell this to Tony Jackson, because he won't stop talking about how much damage Puig is going to do with his mental errors.
No, Puig needs to LEARN! Just like Matt Kemp did, because hardened old-timers yelling at a supremely talented young athlete with immense raw talent who is just now learning to play a game amongst players that are as talented (or at least, as close as anyone will come) as him always works.
Puig makes mistakes of aggression, to be sure. But on almost all of those plays, they would be good (either getting an out with a throw or advancing an extra base) if not for the fact that the player on the other side of the ball made a big league play. Hamels legitimately picked him off–but that's because Hamels is an elite pitcher with a great move. How many players has Puig ever faced with a move that good. Utley beat his throw to third base (and, but a couple of hairs), and Brown made the heads-up move to advance to second. But those took good big league plays that, if the other side does not execute perfectly, work out for Puig. The only problem for Puig is that he is finally playing at a level where other players are capable of making those plays. Seriously–how many players in Cuba or AA have the combination of smarts and base-running skills as Chase Utley and Dominic Brown??? How many AA Center Fielders would have actually thrown him out on third when he tagged on the shallow fly ball (a play that was still pretty close? For that matter, how many major leaguers could do those things? Ted Lilly could never have picked off Puig, Juan Pierre could never have thrown him out from Center Field, and Puig would have easily nailed several #3 hitters in the NL West (Pablo Sandoval and Adrian Gonzalez, for certain). He does need to learn, and the manager and coaches do need make sure he gets the message. But there are a lot of ways that he is only going to learn by making those mistakes and seeing what the competition can do.
Ironically, all the complaints about Puig do seem to be the mirror image of complaints that Larry Bowa had about Matt Kemp. The good news is that Mattingly never seemed to buy into it with the Bison, and eventually, he became the best player in the league with Mattingly as his manager. Hopefully, he does the same with the Wild Stallion.
Well said Jon. This appears to be in response to the glass-half-empty piece by Jon Morosi. While I've seen some comments by the coaches that express some level of frustration, no one has yet used the term uncoachable. The Dodgers' coaching staff, if not the whole organization, would have little tolerance of an uncoachable player of any talent level.
While we're at it, let's bench Hanley Ramirez for making two errors in the ninth inning and play Nick Punto instead, because Punto has hit as many homers as Hanley in the past week, and offers gold-glove defense that you just can't teach!
At the risk of a rule 5 violation, what do Kemp, Hanley, and Puig all have in common that makes them the target of these kinds of aspersions on their character?
Can't they just encourage Puig to use the "Think" method when running bases or throwing out runners? It worked for Ron Howard.
Wouldn't Puig's huge talent, but erratic play make for a great ESPN Sportscenter commercial?
I'm surprised that their writers haven't put anything together yet.
Thanks Jon… I hadn't seen that cool promo….
All this talk of Puig as "wild stallion/young buck" from pro writers and broadcasters has made me pretty uncomfortable this summer, to be honest.
And as your next to last paragraph states, and facts/stats prove, whatever mistakes he's made have been overridden time and again by the things he's done well. the amazing things even. Like throwing runners out at third with his gun.
In some ways, he's challenging current convention and we all know how that upsets sportswriters. He takes it to almost a Little League level and challenges other players to be able to execute. If they do, they win, if not, he takes advantage of complacency. The play I always think of in this regard was in Colorado when he scored from second on ground out to the first baseman.
Wilson activated, Van Slyke gets frequent flyer miles, mustache wax, and more practice spelling Albuquerque.
Poor Scotty sure has racked up the frequent flier miles this season. Guess we'll see him again on 9/1.
Wasn't it John Wooden who said "turnovers are good, because they are errors of commission rather than omission". Obviously, it's apples and oranges, but you would rather have a young, supremely talented player TRYING to make plays, TRYING to use every tool in his bag. The great plays he has made are a direct result of this approach…and for awhile the bitter will come with the sweet. The thing I love about him is that he comes to the ballpark every day absolutely and resolutely determined to make an impact with each aspect of his considerable ability. He will be fine.
FYI – for the local L.A. area fans who are complaining about no KCAL due to cable, I have roof-mounted $15.00 amplified antenna run through a coax line to our t.v. Haven't had cable in two years and listen to non KCAL games on the transistor.
Puig did push the learning thing when he tagged up on a fly to short center even if it was a close play due to the throw being a little wide.
Vin Scully is not as excited with Puig as he was with Willie Davis. Maybe a little been there already seen that. Davis seemed to be safe more often than Puig though. Davis on several occasions would score from second on a play at first. Scully loved that.
That's the comparison that always comes to my mind.
Since Pederson was voted most exciting player in his AA league it must have been entertaining with both Puig and Pederson playing together. Hopefully Pederson will get it going again.
Which I didn't get to see live (and in fact I've never seen it on tape) because it was a day game when I had to work. Probably for the best.
I remember being at work and hearing it happen on the radio and having it turn my stomach. I remember not having high expectations that year, and thinking after that, it just wasn't gonna happen for them that year.
Puig is a massive talent whose tools, so far, may be greater than his judgment. Over time, you can learn judgment, but you can never acquire physical tools that are largely (but not exclusively) genetic.
Baseball is a complex game for someone as young and inexperienced as Puig. How many new players have we seen get completely overwhelmed by the rigors of baseball at the highest level. If I was Mattingly, I'd tell Puig to concentrate on continuing to improve his approach at the plate, and everything else we'll live with (for now).
Your 'ugh' had me worried. The DP fixed it!
Reaction to walking a fellow in front of Stanton.
Heck of a play Crawfish!
And the sound of at least 20-30 people in Miami applauding it mildly!
Two web gems in a row!
Even Hanley made an ok throw!
Dodgers still rank up there in terms of total errors, but middle of the pack for defensive efficiency and lead in DPs.
These kids on the Marlins not intimidated. Crawford looked like he might have had time to catch that ball.
He was backing up slowly instead of running – ball ended up bouncing on the warning track.
He was never gonna catch that.
Certainly not the way he played it, agreed.
Should have never gone home there.
Okay, boys. Get 'em back.
Obviously this Fernandez kid can pitch a little.
Silver lining! Take some pitches in the 6th and get him out of there.
Doesn't seem to normally go much over 100.
What would the panic level be if the Dodgers lost two straight games for the first time in two months? On a scale of 1 (1955 pennant race) to 10 (1951 pennant race)?
D-backs down 5-1, bottom of the fifth.
Wish I could see this kid – he sounds amazing.
I loves me some Uribear!
Plus, running up the pitch count.
Uribear loves him some Jose Fernandez.
Tie game and on to the bullpen, not a bad inning!
Let's go Ry-U clap clap, clap clap clap.
Come on Ryu, settle down.
Why isn't Mattingly taking Ryu out? His pitch speed down. He seems tired.
He's gotta learn how to forget about his last at bat. Seems to happen fairly often where if he seems upset he just goes up hacking and chasing.
He might need a day off to sit in the dugout calm down.
Seven strong innings from Mr. Ryu.
I'm not (necessarily) superstitious, but it's worked before. . . . I'm taking my dog to the park — let's get some runs!!!!!
Don't forget the baggie and scoop!
Hey! What do you mean by Scoop?
Actually, I am about to go play catch with my dog in the yard, although he never tosses the ball back. Scoop is a nickname from when I was a newspaper reporter.
I didn't read Claire Bee's books while I was growing up, but I read a lot of Duane Decker's baseball books about his mythical Blue Sox team, including "Good Field, No Hit" and "The Catcher from Double-A." Enjoyed them tremendously.
Looking those up (nice discussion here) it appears I read at least some of those. John R. Tunis wrote a goodly number too (search his name in the search box on the left of that page) for titles.
I wonder how findable those are. The Hilton books are available on E-bay.
Addendum: Surprisingly, my state library has 3 of the Decker books. Think I'll borrow them for old time's sake.
I was just talking about the Tunis books as well today! "The Kid From Tompkinsville," World Series," and "The Kids comes Back" in particular . . . how can you not like a book with a Dodger as the hero . . . and a WWII hero as well in the latter!
Yeah, I remember those better than the Decker ones.
Zane Grey even wrote a few baseball juveniles before he made his fortune writing his Western novels, if I remember rightly.
I was just talking about that series today to the librarian at one of the schools where I work!
BTW, I DID bring the bags.
But this park outing didn't help the Blue batters . . . nor the bullpen!
Two losses in a row is unacceptable!
Why on earth would you let Ryu pitch to one guy in the 8th and then take him out? Why not just let Withrow start the inning?
Sometimes I don't understand Donnie Baseball's thinking.
It's not surprising that Dodgers would lose this game – Fernandez is filthy.
This isn't like our pen.
Definitely feels like prime (bad) early '13 — wasted opportunities at the plate (tho they did score 1 with the bases loaded) and imploding bullpen.
Jon called it. Let;s credit the opposition pitchers and hope a new winning streak begins tomorrow.
So the veteran first baseman lost track of the outs. That could hurt the team in the playoffs.
Tsk. Sarcasm doesn't become you, Bob.
A little too Rule 7ish?
Nope, not for me. I lean that way myself.
Just an instance of youthful enthusiasm.
Silver Lining" At least it sounded like a better at-bat than his others.
Second Silver Lining: The Dodgers don't lose ground to the D-Backs . . . scratch another day off the calendar. . . . Let the winning streak start manana.
Ho-hum – 7 1/2 game lead.
I wouldn't bench Puig for his style of play, but I'd consider giving him that occasional day off tomorrow because he is in a mini-slump.
Magic number of 32 to clinch the division.
Remember the BoSox — this weekend but especially the Collapse of '11.
That, you may recall, was the year of the Bucky Effing Dent game and the Bob Welch – Reggie Jackson strikeout confrontation.
It appears the Dodgers will likely face the NL Central winner in the 1st round of the playoffs. Cincinnati (38-20) and Pittsburgh (42-22) have great home records, and the Cardinals have the best run differential by far, so it'd be nice to finish ahead of the NL Central winner and get HFA during the 1st round. Dodgers end the year with a 10 game road trip and the 3 final games at home. It'd be nice to not have to go right back out on the road when the season ends. Plus, I have confidence that Donnie will use Kenley Jansen when he's at home.
I'm sure fans of Atlanta and Boston were doing similar speculation at this point in '11. Luckily, the answer to this AND "first things first, win the division" is the same: just keep winning!
And just like that, Dodgers have lost their grit, except for the gritty bench players. At least according to dodger talk.
Been busy so I hope I'm not repeating the following- Stephen Fife walked 4 consecutive hitters with the bases loaded in a 6 run bottom of the first after BB, fly out, HBP, single. He was then replaced. He threw 34 pitches, 8 for strikes.
Yes, not something to repeat.
Wonder if Howell was looking over his shoulder at Wilson tonight – not that he should have been because he's a situational lefty, but how about Withrow? At least Withrow recorded an out. Not a fan of Wilson and his antics, hope he doesn't mess with the bullpen Mojo.
Thank you for writing this piece. People are unbelievable sometimes. Rather than critique Puig's every mistake as though he hasn't had the single most electrifying and awe-inspiring rookie season any of us have ever seen from a Dodger (including Fernando), we should enjoy the rare experience of seeing a young player's growth before our very eyes as he simultaneously does incredible things on a near-daily basis. At the end of the day, we are just spectators. We aren't a part of the organization, we aren't coaches, and we certainly aren't players. People should get over themselves.
Fernando-mania was pretty awesome — and a full season.
Panic much? Bad Capuano could put us at three losses. From now on I am only counting series.
Offense needs to contribute. They've overcome Bad Cappy several times.
Yep, the last three bad Cappies were overcome.
So I read the article about Colletti saying he had a talk with Kemp at the end of the 2010 season. What I got from it was that Colletti believed the 2010 Dodgers only played 10 days of championship level baseball, but for some reason he still traded James McDonald and Andrew Lambo for Dotel. That makes that trade look even worse in my opinion.


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CIMB Islamic Bank's CEO Badlisyah resigns
Thu, 2015-07-16 03:45 — newsdesk
CIMB Islamic Bank's chief executive officer and board member Badlisyah Abdul Ghani will resign all his posts effective Aug 15, 2015. Badlisyah also heads CIMB Group Bhd's Islamic banking and finance franchise. In a statement to Bursa Malaysia, CIMB Islamic Bank's board of directors announced it has elected Mohd Shafri Shahul Hamid as the person-in-charge of the bank and agreed for the group nomination and remuneration committee to start the process of identifying Badlisyah's replacement. Badlisyah courted controversy last week when he questioned the validity of documents used by The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) in its recent reports which claimed billions of ringgit were deposited into accounts belonging to Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak.
https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/305154
Badlisyah Abdul Ghani
Mohd Shafri Shahul Hamid
Malaysia Kini


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K Jairam Naik "Workflow Scheduling Algorithm in Multi-Tenant Cloud Computing Environments (NCWSA)", International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, [Scopus], Volume 120, Issue No. 6, 2018, pp. 3653-3668.
K Jairam Naik "A Group Tasks Scheduling Algorithm for Cloud Computing Network Based on QoS", International Journal of Engineering & Technology, [Scopus], vol. 7, No 4.6 (2018): Special Issue 6, pp. 53-59, 2018. DOI: https://doi.org/10.14419/ijet.v7i4.6.20236.
K Jairam Naik, A Jagan, N Satyanarayana, "A Cost Greedy Price Adjustment based Job Scheduling and Load Balancing in Grids", International Journal of Computing and ICT Research, vol.10, Issue 1, pp.19-31, 2016.
K Jairam Naik, A Jagan, N Satyanarayana, "A Novel Approach for Job Scheduling and Load Balancing in Grid Computing Environment", Annals. Computer Science Series Journal, Vol. XIII fasc.2, pp. 55-64, 2015.
K Jairam Naik, A Jagan, N Satyanarayana, "An Optimal Ant Algorithm for Balanced Scheduling in Computing Grids", i-Manager Journal on Software Engineering, Vol.10, Issue.2, pp. 6-19, 2015. DOI: https://doi.org/10.26634/jse.10.2.3731.
K Jairam Naik, K Vijaya Kumar, N Satyanarayana, "Scheduling Tasks on Most Suitable Fault tolerant Resource for Execution in Computational Grid", International Journal of Grid and Distributed Computing (IJGDC), [ESCI, Scopus], Vol.5, Issue. 3, pp. 121-132, 2012.
K Jairam Naik, Putta narsaih, "Workflow Task Execution Time Prediction in the Cloud using Two-Stage Machine Learning Approach", 1st National Conference on Convergence of Emerging Technologies in Computer Science and Engineering (CETCSE2K17)", Dec. 29-30, 2017, (NNRGI), pp. 176-183, ISBN: 978-93-5291-230-8.
K Jairam Naik, A Jagan, N Satyanarayana, "A novel algorithm for fault tolerant job Scheduling and load balancing in grid computing environment", International Conference on Green Computing and Internet of Things (ICGCIoT 2015), pp.1113-1118, 8-10 Oct, 2015, Galgotia University, Noida. Published in IEEE Explore Cited by 2. DOI:10.1109/ICGCIoT.2015.7380629. ISBN: 978-1-4673-7910-6/978-1-4673-7909-0.
K Jairam Naik, N Satyanarayana, "A Novel Fault-tolerant Task Scheduling Algorithm for Computational Grids", 15th IEEE International Conference on Advanced Computing Technologies (ICACT-2013), pp. 13-18, 21-22 Sep, 2013, AITS, Rajampet, Andrapradesh. Published in IEEE Explore Cited by 9. DOI: 10.1109/ICACT.2013.6710529 . ISBN: 978-1-4673-2818-0/978-1-4673-2816-6.
K Jairam Naik, K Vijaya Kumar, N Satyanarayana, "A Policy Evaluation Method for Multi Grid Resource Management", National Conference INDIACom-2012, pp.36-41, 22-23 Feb, 2012, BVICAM, New Delhi. ISSN 0973-7529; ISBN 978-93-80544-03-8.
K Jairam Naik, "Maintenance of temporal Coherency in Disseminating Dynamic Web Data", International Conference on ICMID–2010, 15 -16 Dec, 2010, GRIET, Hyderabad.
K Jairam Naik, A Jagan, N Satyanarayana, "An enhanced mechanism for balanced job scheduling based on deadline control in computational grid", Emerging Trends in Electrical, Communications and Information Technologies, Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering 394 book series (LNEE, volume 394), Springer , Singapore, pp. 3-17, 2016. DOI:10.1007/978-981-10-1540-3_1. ISBN:978-981-10-1540-3/978-981-10-1538-0. Cited by 3.
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strange problem, hopefully someone can remedy this.. I'm posting out a 4th axis program, for a fanuc 6m, 3axis simultaneous, and everything is working ok, but the A axis is posting out point to point..
How can I get it to stop that? if it was a small program, I would just edit it out, but we're talking about 10,000+ lines of code..
I think that if you used the arc filter it might make the program smaller and smoother. It should work for the 4th axis too.


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10 Interesting Facts about Maldives.
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The Republic of Maldives, most commonly known as the Maldives, is a small nation in the Indian Ocean made up of 1,192 islands. Of these islands, 200 are inhibited and 97 contain resorts for tourists. You may have heard of Maldives as one of the most popular tourist destinations thanks to the pristine beaches, delicious seafood, and relaxed local vibe. But there's so much more to learn and discover about this beautiful island country. Read on for 10 fascinating facts about the Maldives.
Maldives Facts
1. Maldivian police once detained a coconut
You may not think that a tropical fruit can be responsible for a crime, but the Maldivian police seem to think otherwise. In 2013, a coconut was kept in custody because locals believed it may have been responsible for rigging votes during the presidential election. The fruit was found close to a polling station and had a verse from the Koran written on it. Many Maldivians believe in the power of black magic and were suspicious that the fruit was being used to influence the voting. The police brought in a white magician to assess the coconut and the fruit was found innocent, a fun fact about Maldives.
2. The weekend in the Maldives falls on Friday and Saturday
In most places, the weekend falls on Saturday and Sunday. This is because Sunday is the day of worship in Christianity, the dominant religion in the west. The Maldives is an Islamic country and in Islam, Muslims worship on Friday. Traditionally, the Islamic weekend falls on Thursday and Friday, but most Muslim countries like the Maldives follow the Friday and Saturday weekend schedule to be able to do more business with western countries.
3. The sand on Maldives' beaches doesn't get hot
Have you ever been to the beach and had a hard time walking on the very hot sand? That won't be a problem in the Maldives. The sand on the islands in the Maldives is made of very tiny pieces of coral. This kind of sand doesn't get hot, so you can walk barefoot even in the summer and not hurt the soles of your feet, an interesting Maldives fact.
4. Thilafushi in the Maldives is an island filled with garbage
When you think of the Maldives, you're probably not thinking about a beach completely covered end to end in trash. Thilafushi was Maldives' main dumpsite. Because of the many tourists that visit the islands each year, a lot of waste is generated and it became difficult for the country to dispose of all of it safely. So they turned Thilafushi, a shallow coral reef lagoon, into an island for garbage. But the massive amounts of flies it attracted and the toxic waste that was making its way into the lagoon was badly affecting the island. The government finally banned throwing more waste into Thilafushi in 2011.
5. The Maldives is home to the world's first underwater hotel
An interesting fact about Maldives is that 99% of its territory is made of water so it makes sense that the island has several underwater establishments. The very first underwater hotel in the world is The Conrad Maldives Rangali Island. The hotel, which is located 16 feet below sea-level, features concave glass ceilings that let you see the fish swimming around the hotel and the corals decorating the ocean floor. Underwater restaurants are also a popular tourist attraction in the Maldives.
6. The resort islands in the Maldives are some of the safest tourist destinations
The smaller islands in the Maldives generally have very low crime rates. This is mostly because the islands are very small, surrounded by water, and are often restricted. It's easy for security teams to monitor the island and difficult for potential criminals to find a hiding place.
7. It is the world's smallest Muslim country
With a total land area of 298.7 square kilometers, Maldives is both the smallest country in the continent of Asia and the smallest Islamic country in the world, a fun fact about Maldives. The influence of Islam is present throughout the country. For instance, the locals are not allowed to drink alcohol so it can only be found in the airport and resorts.
8. The president of Maldives held a cabinet meeting underwater
In 2009, the then-president of Maldives organized an underwater meeting with politicians to raise awareness about the dangers of climate change and the rising sea level. The Maldives is the world's lowest and flattest island country, making it the most at risk of being swallowed by the ocean as the polar ice caps continue to melt. Then-president Mohammed Nasheed and the Maldivian cabinet wore scuba gear and used a combination of hand signals and whiteboards to communicate during the 30-minute meeting held 6 meters below sea-level.
9. The Maldives has a glow-in-the-dark beach
Vaadhoo Island in the Maldives has a beach that shimmers with tiny blue lights in the water at night. Bioluminescent phytoplanktons are aquatic organisms that emit their own light. The famous beach on Vaadhoo Island, known as the "Sea of Stars", owes its magical phenomenon to the bioluminescent phytoplankton that fill the water and make it glow.
10. Maldivians used to use shells as currency
The island nation is so abundant in marine resources that the Maldivians once used cowry shells as a method of payment. In the 13th century, cowry shells were a widely used form of currency in Asia, Oceania, and Africa. Collecting the shells was a popular form of business on the island; shells would be transported from the Maldives to other nations. The cowry shell trade reached its peak around the 16th century with many European countries participating, but the shells were eventually rendered useless when copper coins were introduced in the 18th century.
The Republic of Maldives is an interesting island nation with a fascinating history, a wealth of dynamic marine life, and many unique traditions and attractions. Unfortunately, rising sea levels from climate change put this country in danger of sinking, so it's important to reduce our carbon footprint and contribute positively to the environment.
I hope that this article on Maldives facts was helpful. If you are interested, visit the Country Facts Page!


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Q: Removing letters from a string and only retaining numbers I have an array arr in HAML, which is inside a loop.
- item.each do |grp, arr = []|
  - grp.section.each {|abc| arr.push(abc.values_with_units) }

For each iteration, the values and the units of them change. It might be ["23 mm", "34 mm", "56 mm"] and in the next iteration it might be ["25 km/s m", "32 km/s m", "12 km/s m"]. I want to get rid of the units and retain only the values: in case 1 [23,34,56], and in case 2 [25, 32, 12].
How can I achieve this in Ruby?

A: to_i ignores everything after numbers so you can do the following.
array = ['23 mm', '34 mm', '56 mm']
array.map(&:to_i)
# [23, 34, 56]

array = ['25 km/s m', '32 km/s m', '12 km/s m']
array.map(&:to_i)
# [25, 32, 12]

A: Use:
array = ["23 mm", "34 mm", "56 mm"]
array.select {|a| a[/\d+/]}.map(&:to_i)
# > [23, 34, 56]

array = ["25 km/s m", "32 km/s m", "12 km/s m"]
array.select {|a| a[/\d+/]}.map(&:to_i)
# > [25, 32, 12]


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Ranko Markovic is an Australian film and television producer and is the company director and producer of Templar Entertainment. Markovic's career started out in property development and investment before moving into film. Since then Markovic has studied at the Australian Film, Television and Radio School(AFTRS) and the Metroscreen Film College. He came together with Jeff Purser in 2004 after completing his studies to form Templar Entertainment alongside Purser.

Together they produced the award winning film Cedar Boys (2009), along with television shows I Love Youse All (2008), starring Jeff Fenech and Clublife TV (2008), a reality show based on Bloc Nightclub in Penrith, New South Wales.

Biography
Markovic comes from a background in property development and investment. Over the years he ran a property development company as well as his own property investment company working as a project manager and investment consultant. Markovic went on to study film production at various institutions including AFTRS and Metro Screen. In this time he completed several short films and TV pilots.

In 2004, after completing his studies, Markovic and Purser established Templar Entertainment. Templar began seeking projects with micro to low budgets that had commercial potential. In 2005 Templar Entertainment produced their first low budget supernatural thriller Shadow of Sins, written by Edward Berridge.

In late 2006, Templar entered into a diversification process which saw them entering into the domestic and international television market after shooting the television series Clublife TV. The program aired on Channel [V] in May 2008. They then created I Love Youse All which aired on Channel 9, Fox Sports and Main Event in June 2008. 2008 also saw Templar diversify into corporate/trade delivering work to organizations such as Paramount Australia, and Women's Cricket Australia.

In 2009 Cedar Boys was released and premiered at the Sydney Film Festival. The film starring Rachael Taylor and Martin Henderson was distributed by Mushroom Pictures and financed by the Australian Film Commission, the New South Wales Film and Television Office and private investors.

Film & television
 Cedar Boys (2009) Directed by Serhat Caradee, Produced by Jeff Purser and Ranko Markovic, starring Rachel Taylor and Les Chantry.
 I Love Youse All (2008), Directed by Jeff Purser and Produced by Jeff Purser and Ranko Markovic, starring Jeff Fenech
 The Travelling Warrior – Pilot (2008), Directed and Produced by Jeff Purser, starring Bren Foster
 Clublife TV (2008) – Directed and Produced by Ranko Markovic

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Living people
Australian film producers


A security firm that employs the veterans of elite British units will provide instruction to 80 Palestinian security guards to be deployed in east Jerusalem.
The new Palestinian unit will be tasked with securing European Union facilities in the eastern part of the capital and maintaining order in the area. The 80 Palestinians to be selected for the highly coveted job will be trained and guided by British company Saladin Security.
The project has been arranged by the EU, which intends to train the Palestinians to serve as a highly skilled police force to maintain the order in Arab areas in Jerusalem, and later on across the Palestinian Authority.
Saladin Security, which was established in 1978, provides training and security services in dozens of countries and was set up by veterans of the elite SAS unit.
Saladin, or in its previous name, KMS, has already been entrusted with some controversial operations in the past. Among other things, its members trained the Islamic rebels fighting the Soviet occupation in Afghanistan. The Muslim fighters trained by the company eventually managed to take over the country.
Elsewhere, in 1984 Saladin was hired for the purpose of carrying out sabotage acts in Nicaragua, as part of secret US support for the anti-Communist Contras. Later on, the US Congress banned direct aid to the Contras.
At this time, Saladin prepares to embark on its latest mission, in Israel. The EU already submitted a request to Israel for gun permits to be issued to the former British troops who will be training future Palestinian combatants.
A senior European intelligence official expressed his surprise at Israel's willingness to allow Saladin to operate in Israeli territory. Meanwhile, the IDF, Justice Ministry, Prime Minister's Office, and Israel Police said they were unfamiliar with the issue, or alternately suggested to refer questions to other officials.
Meanwhile, the EU confirmed that Saladin Security has been selected "to provide security protection services."
"Saladin Security will not train Palestinian security guards but will brief and coach their staff to ensure the quality of the service. In compliance with Israeli regulations, the members of the close protection team, composed of EU nationals, receive their weapon license from the competent Israeli authorities," the EU said. "Due to the sensitivity of security issues, the Commission is not in a position to provide additional information as regards its security arrangements."
In response to a lengthy list of detailed questions handed over to Saladin, the company provided the following response: "Thank you for your letter of 24 June 2010. It is the policy of this company never to comment on specific contracts and its clients' affairs. You may wish to contact the European Commission in Brussels for any further comment."