EMC hardware monitoring extension plugin extends Zabbix plugin functionality by adding monitoring of incoming SNMP traps sent from EMC VNX arrays via management network to management VIP address. It configures snmptt to parse and pass EMC VNX specific traps to Zabbix. It also configures Zabbix by adding Template with appropriate items and triggers and by creating Hosts for each EMC VNX array.


What do you collect when it comes to knowledge, skill and learning?
Our collections of knowledge are built over months, years and decades. We are all collectors of a singular miscellany of knowledge and skills. What is prized by one may not be assigned equal value by another. A quick example: I had a neighbor who did his doctoral thesis on medieval witch trials…in a specific region of Poland. (I think someone needs to do a doctoral thesis on doctoral theses).
Some people are intentional, assiduous collectors – their mind a perfect gallery. Some accumulate by chance and circumstance – a drawer of buttons and bits of string, but also containing rare and necessary objects.
Some display their wealth of knowledge in opulent pride (which can be off-putting). Others hoard their wealth in private, only offering a rare glimpse or glimmer (which is intriguing). Who overestimates the value of what they've learned? Who underestimates it by far? Who suddenly changes their mind and their path and decides to start over?
The most prized collections are not easily achieved. Always alert for the dusty treasure in a forgotten corner. In the end what is amassed? An incalculable value.


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Scotland Yard said that detectives from the Met Police Counter Terrorism Command are investigating after the four men were arrested at Luton Airport on suspicion of membership of a proscribed organisation, contrary to section 11 of the Terrorism Act 2000.
The men, who are all Sri Lankan nationals, arrived on an international flight on the evening of Wednesday, 10 April.
Police at the airport were made aware of the men the next day, Thursday, 11 April and subsequently stopped them under Schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act 2000.
The men were then each arrested under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984, between approximately 21.30hrs and 23:40hrs.
All four men have now been released under investigation.


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Q: How can I load data that can't be pickled in each Spark executor? I'm using the NoAho library which is written in Cython. Its internal trie cannot be pickled: if I load it on the master node, I never get matches for operations that execute in workers.
Since I would like to use the same trie in each Spark executor, I found a way to load the trie lazily, inspired by this spaCy on Spark issue.
global trie

def get_match(text):
    # 1. Load trie if needed
    global trie
    try:
        trie
    except NameError:
        from noaho import NoAho

        trie = NoAho()
        trie.add(key_text='ms windows', payload='Windows 2000')
        trie.add(key_text='ms windows 2000', payload='Windows 2000')
        trie.add(key_text='windows 2k', payload='Windows 2000')
        ...

    # 2. Find an actual match to get they payload back
    return trie.findall_long(text)

While this works, all .add() calls are performed for every Spark job, which takes around one minute. Since I'm not sure "Spark job" is the correct term, I'll be more explicit: I use Spark in a Jupyter notebook, and every time I run a cell that needs the get_match() function, the trie is never cached and takes one minute to load the tries, which dominates the run time.
Is there anything I can do to ensure the trie gets cached? Or is there a better solution to my problem?

A: One thing you can try is to use a singleton module to load and initialize the trie. Basically all you need is a separate module with something like this:

*

*trie_loader.py
from noaho import NoAho

def load():
    trie = NoAho()
    trie.add('ms windows', 'Windows 2000')
    trie.add('ms windows 2000', 'Windows 2000')
    trie.add('windows 2k', 'Windows 2000')
    return trie

trie  = load()

and distribute this using standard Spark tools:
sc.addPyFile("trie_loader.py")
import trie_loader

rdd = sc.parallelize(["ms windows", "Debian GNU/Linux"])
rdd.map(lambda x: (x, trie_loader.trie.find_long(x))).collect()
## [('ms windows', (0, 10, 'Windows 2000')),
##  ('Debian GNU/Linux', (None, None, None))]

This should load required data every time Python process executor is started instead of loading it when data is accessed. I am not sure if it can help here but it is worth a try.

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Lighthouse Kids Company is a minority owned, diverse, eco-friendly business. LKC is owned by the Tomchik family, and was started in January 2017 by a mama who loves cloth diapers. Originally from Brazil, Vanessa grew up enjoying nature, beaches, and the tropical landscape; her family immigrated to the United States in 1990.
Vanessa started her cloth diaper journey in 2009 when her newborn son had a severe diaper rash that would not clear up. Intrigued by the idea of using natural products, Vanessa used her first-ever batch of cloth diapers on her son, within 48 hours the persistent rash was gone!
Excited by the possibilities and environmental benefits that cloth diapers offer, Vanessa started GreenPath Baby in 2012, which was the first cloth diaper and natural parenting store in the tri-county Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade area.
While working at GreenPath Baby, the team noticed there was a lack of cloth easy to use AIO cloth diapers with a stay-dry layer and natural fibers. Shortly thereafter LKC was born.
Every diaper and accessory has been meticulously designed in-house to ensure the best quality, ease of use, and efficacy.
Our Education
Vanessa is a graduate of the University of Florida, New World School of the Arts. She holds a baccalaureate degree in Painting and Creative Photography and a minor in Art History. Vanessa was the Valedictorian of the New World School of the Arts Graduating Class of 2007.
Vanessa also attended the University of St. Thomas in Houston, TX for a MBA program specializing in General Business Administration from 2008-2009.
Seth Tomchik is the co-owner of Lighthouse Kids Company and has a PhD in Neuroscience from the University of Miami.
Lighthouse Kids Company believes in the integrity of their employees and the community they serve. All of LKC's employees bring something amazing to the table, and are encouraged to contribute not only to LKC but to our community as well!
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Q: How to attach GSocketService to non-default main-loop context? Is there any way to attach GSocketService to non-default (NULL) main loop context? A was searching over API and was unable to find any "attach" function for GSocketService. Maybe there is such a function for some lower level struct contained in GSocketService, but I am unsure how it would be with emitting "incoming" signal when running in non-default main loop context.

A: From GSocketService Docbook entry:

The socket service runs on the main loop of the thread-default context
  of the thread it is created in, and is not threadsafe in general.
  However, the calls to start and stop the service are thread-safe so
  these can be used from threads that handle incoming clients.

To change the thread default context use g_main_context_push_thread_default/pop_thread_default:
g_main_context_push_thread_default ()

void                g_main_context_push_thread_default  (GMainContext
  *context); Acquires context and sets it as the thread-default context for the current thread. This will cause certain asynchronous
  operations (such as most gio-based I/O) which are started in this
  thread to run under context and deliver their results to its main
  loop, rather than running under the global default context in the main
  thread. Note that calling this function changes the context returned
  by g_main_context_get_thread_default(), not the one returned by
  g_main_context_default(), so it does not affect the context used by
  functions like g_idle_add().
Normally you would call this function shortly after creating a new
  thread, passing it a GMainContext which will be run by a GMainLoop in
  that thread, to set a new default context for all async operations in
  that thread. (In this case, you don't need to ever call
  g_main_context_pop_thread_default().) In some cases however, you may
  want to schedule a single operation in a non-default context, or
  temporarily use a non-default context in the main thread. In that
  case, you can wrap the call to the asynchronous operation inside a
  g_main_context_push_thread_default() /
  g_main_context_pop_thread_default() pair, but it is up to you to
  ensure that no other asynchronous operations accidentally get started
  while the non-default context is active.
Beware that libraries that predate this function may not correctly
  handle being used from a thread with a thread-default context. Eg, see
  g_file_supports_thread_contexts().
context :
a GMainContext, or NULL for the global default context. [allow-none]
  Since 2.22


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Work with the academic leadership to develop and maintain a comprehensive online distance education Course Offering Plan for courses/programs the institution plans to share with others.
Input all online courses identified to be shared each semester into the WICHE ICE database according to the course-sharing timeline developed by the ICE PIC committee.
Do a final check with the departments on the number of seats they are willing to share. Sometimes the plan is not always the same as the last-minute reality.
Place a hold in your system (Banner, People Soft, etc) on the number of seats to be made available to other institutions.
Grant or decline requests for seats in a timely manner (see timeline).
Implement process for retrieving grades from faculty or student information system and input into WICHE ICE database.
Obtain student name and email from WICHE ICE roster for those students accessing seats in your institution's online courses. Load the appropriate information into your course management system (CMS). Notify student on process for accessing CMS.
Invoice WICHE for seats granted to students at other institutions (optional). WICHE will invoice the enrolling institutions and remit payment to you.
Assure appropriate representation on the WICHE ICE PIC Committee and regularly attending electronic and face-to-face meetings.
Work with the academic leadership to develop and maintain a comprehensive online distance education Course Offering Plan for course/programs the institution plans to request from others.
Set a course approval process in place if needed. Check first with registrar to see if a specific course has been transferred. If not, utilize the institutional committee structure to accept courses or programs.
Do a final check with the departments on the number of seats they need prior to making the request. Sometimes the plan is not always the same as the last-minute reality.
Request seats in courses identified in your institution's Course Offering Plan at the time designated by the course-sharing timeline.
Create a course in your system (Banner, People Soft, etc) with the granted seats. Market the courses at your institution.
Implement process for retrieving the grades from the WICHE ICE database and input these grades into the institutional student information system when grades are due.
Ensure that each enrolled student's information is added to the course roster in the WICHE ICE database to be accessed by the teaching institution to get students into their course management system (like Blackboard).
Pay the invoice for seats in teaching institution courses to WICHE.


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Switchfoot Evicted By Radiohead, Embraced By Rock Radio
Misunderstanding fails to hinder their Beautiful Letdown.
archive-Jon-Wiederhorn 02/05/2004
Unsure exactly where to go upon entering a Los Angeles studio to begin recording their latest album, The Beautiful Letdown, Switchfoot asked the receptionist where their producer, Jack Joseph Puig, was. She gave them labyrinthine directions to his recording lair.
Numerous passages and sharp turns later, they arrived at a door with a note reading "Closed Session." Since Puig is known as a private man, they figured this was the place. Frontman Jonathan Foreman barged in and bumped into two of his musical heroes, Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood
and Thom Yorke.
"I'm thinking, 'Man, this is incredible. These guys are hanging out in our studio,' " Foreman recalled. "I walk up to them and say, 'Hey, what's happening? I really appreciate your music.' And they're thinking, 'Who is this punk in our studio?' "
Caught up in his excitement, Foreman failed to realize he was in the wrong room. He also suffered a memory lapse and an acute case of awkwardness. "I'd met Jonny's brother at the Grammys a couple of years ago. But I got confused and said to Jonny, 'Hey, I met you at the Grammys.' He said, 'That's funny, because I've never been to the
Grammys.' "
Foreman's not usually as thick as his band's dense, melodic rock, but this was an exception. When Greenwood explained that he and Yorke were working on a musical passage, Foreman thought they were simply borrowing Switchfoot's studio, so he remained in the room, causing Yorke to sigh, shuffle up and exclaim, "Listen, I don't mean to be a
jerk, but there's a sign on the door and it's for you. You shouldn't be here," Foreman recalled. "That's when I realized, 'Oh sh--, I'm in the wrong studio!' "
The experience was a beautiful letdown indeed, but it didn't inspire the title of Switchfoot's fourth record. The Beautiful Letdown refers to modern life, which seems flush with wondrous technology and colorful pop culture but lacking in substance and meaning, and is ultimately a bit empty.
Whether or not the message has caught on with hard-rock fans is unclear, but Switchfoot's music sure has. The album has gone gold and spawned the single "Meant to Live," which has fared well on commercial rock radio. Switchfoot will soon release "Dare You to Move" as their second single. The track, originally on the San Diego rockers' 2000 album, Learning to Breathe, was rejiggered and re-recorded.
"It's a song we've always believed in," Jonathan Foreman's brother and bassist, Tim, said. "We've been playing it live for four years, and when you play something live for that long, you get your arms around it in a different way. So it's great to have the opportunity to capture what we've done with it live."
Switchfoot will play February 7 in Mount Pleasant, Michigan, and February 13 in Searcy, Arkansas, before launching a tour February 25 in East Lansing, Michigan.
Switchfoot would be thrilled if "Dare You to Move" became a monster hit. But even if it stiffs, they'll eagerly continue plugging their music and message. They feel no pressure to continue building their fanbase and eventually record another commercially successful record.
"We try not to look at numbers, because that stuff doesn't mean anything," Foreman said. "It feels great whether you're playing in front of 50 or 500 kids and they're singing along. When Tim and I were in a band in high school, we scrimped and waited tables to make enough money to print 1,000 CDs, and it was incredible when we sold 500 copies
and broke even. It's amazing to know people are getting into what you're doing."


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Glaciers and ice caps are melting at an alarming rate. This affects the planet's carbon accounting, but we are not quite sure how. Answers must be found urgently, and UiT has now received highly sought-after funding from the Research Council of Norway to gather the world's best scientists in the field.
Glacier in the Magdalenefjord on Svalbard Photo: Jørn Berger-Nyvoll/UiT
Rolland, Tomas tomas.rolland@uit.no Senior kommunikasjonsrådgiver
About UiT Arctic Natural Sciences
This was confirmed after the Research Council of Norway allocated funds to establish nine new Norwegian Centres of Excellence (SFF).
Facts about the SFF centers
By facilitating funding over a ten-year period, the goal is for the foremost scientists in the country to organise themselves in research centres so as to achieve ambitious research goals through collaboration.
The SFF centres will be characterised by innovative research that will have great potential for groundbreaking results that push international research forward.
Melting ice and carbon accounting
UiT The Arctic University of Norway was given the green light to establish the iC3 research centre - Centre for Ice, Cryosphere, Carbon and Climate. By bringing together the world's leading expertise, iC3 will focus on the large ice masses and their role in global carbon accounting, and work actively to reduce the uncertainty associated with this.
This will play an important role in future intergovernmental assessments of climate change and management of the polar regions.
The centre will be led by Professor Jemma Wadham and Associate Professor Monica Winsborrow from UiT, and they will be joined by scientists from the Norwegian Polar Institute, NORCE and a number of institutions from around the world.
"The fact that this application was successful and received the Research Council of Norway's most prestigious support is evidence of outstanding scientists and a strong research community that has been built up over many years at the Department of Earth Science", says Camilla Brekke, Pro-Rector for Research and Development.
Camilla Brekke, Pro-Rector for Research and Development. Foto: David Jensen
This is the second SFF centre linked to the Department of Earth Science, and they already have CAGE - Centre for Arctic Gas Hydrate, Environment and Climate.
"I am very proud that we now have a new SFF centre at UiT. Common to these research communities is that they are internationally at the forefront of their fields, and this shows that we have some of the foremost basic research communities in Norway. I am really looking forward to following this major initiative in the future", says Brekke.
Solving enormous uncertainties
iC3 aims to fill a large knowledge gap within the field of polar science. Great uncertainty exists regarding how changes in the amount of ice will affect the Earth's climate and ocean ecosystems. In order for carbon accounting to be as correct as possible, which is used by climate scientists in the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), this uncertainty must be reduced.
"This is absolutely necessary in order to support policies and leadership both in the polar regions and around the world", says Professor Jemma Wadham, one of two centre directors.
The melting of ice masses affects so many different fields of expertise, which is why scientists from many different disciplines must be involved.
"We must have scientists who understand the melting of ice, scientists who understand the biological and chemical processes that take place, scientists who specialise in sediments and the bedrock below, and we must have oceanographers who focus on the sea", Wadham explains.
iC3 will also benefit from the fact that Norway has very good infrastructure connected to both poles, both through buildings and research facilities and through various polar vessels.
Training a new generation of polar scientists
SFF status is the result of many years of research collaboration, and the centre will unite the research forces at UiT, the Norwegian Polar Institute and other partners in Norway and around the world.
An important part of such a long-term commitment is also to facilitate future scientists.
"This is at the heart of iC3; our ambition is to cultivate and train a new generation of interdisciplinary polar scientists, who together will help to engage politicians and the public regarding the importance of this field of research", says Monica Winsborrow, associate professor and the other director of the centre.
Professor Jemma Wadham and Monica Winsborrow, associate professor. Foto: Tomas Rolland/UiT
Getting through the eye of the needle is difficult
The opportunity to submit an application is announced every five years and the competition is fierce. Only 5 to 10 percent of the applicants succeed in gaining SFF status.
In this round, 161 applications were submitted from all over the country, 14 of which were from UiT The Arctic University of Norway. The applications go through two stages, and 36 applications were assessed in the final and decisive stage, 4 of which were from UiT.
The Research Council of Norway has selected 11 applications that will receive SFF status, and has allocated a total of NOK 1.4 billion to be distributed among these centres.
UiT is also an SFF 'co-owner' involving machine learning
In the same way that UiT is involved with scientists from a wide range of other institutions in such research collaborations, others are too. Robert Jenssen, professor and head of the machine learning group at UiT, is involved in an SFF centre that was awarded to the University of Oslo (UiO).
The centre is called Integreat – the Norwegian centre for knowledge-driven machine learning.
Together with the Norwegian Computing Centre, UiT will collaborate with UiO on this SFF.
These centres from UiT participated in the final
iC3 – Centre for Ice, Cryosphere, Carbon and Climate
Center for Language, Brain and Learning
Centre for Ocean Legal Studies
LSC – Lie-Størmer Center for Fundamental Structures in Computational and Pure Mathematics
In addition, UiT shared responsibility in leading the Centre for integration of autonomous operations and sensing in marine ecosystem studies, together with NTNU.
Integreat – the Norwegian centre for knowledge-driven machine learning – UiO (UiT is a co-owner)
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Recently I have received a CBT and now I got arount with looking into it. First of all, i searched the forums, but couldn't really find what I was looking for.
"02 01 0D" gives no output.
All four packets repeat about 10 times, and I never get an RPM packet. Anybody have any ideas? I might be doing something wrong, but I'm not sure.


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Bernard Joseph Francis Lonergan (Buckingham, Canadá, 17 de diciembre de 1904 – Pickering, Canadá, 26 de noviembre de 1984) fue un teólogo canadiense. Es considerado uno de los más importantes pensadores católicos del siglo XX.

Biografía

Bernard Joseph Francis Lonergan nació el 17 de diciembre de 1904 en Buckingham (Quebec) en Canadá. Después de haber frecuentado por cuatro años el Loyola College de Montreal, en 1922 entró en la provincia de Canadá septentrional de la Compañía de Jesús, e hizo su profesión solemne el 31 de julio de 1924, día de la memoria litúrgica de San Ignacio de Loyola. Después de dos ulteriores años de formación y estudio, en 1926 fue enviado al Heythrop College de Londres para estudiar la filosofía escolástica. Lonergan respetaba la competencia y la preparación de sus profesores en Heythrop, pero se decepcionó profundamente de su enfoque ligado a la filosofía de Francisco Suárez. Mientras se encontraba en Heythrop, Lonergan presenta exámenes de matemáticas y letras clásicas en la Universidad de Londres. En 1930 regresó a Canadá donde enseñó durante tres años en el Loyola College de Montreal. En 1933 Lonergan fue enviado a Roma para estudiar teología en la Pontificia Universidad Gregoriana. En 1936 fue ordenado sacerdote. Después de un posterior año de noviciado (tercera probación) en Amiens, Francia, Lonergan volvió a la Gregoriana en 1937 para proseguir con sus estudios de doctorado en teología. A causa del estallido de la Segunda Guerra Mundial se vio obligado a dejar Italia y regresar a Canadá en mayo de 1940, apenas dos días antes de la prevista discusión de su tesis doctoral. En el mismo año comenzó a enseñar teología en el Colegio de la Inmaculada Concepción, la facultad de teología de la universidad jesuita de Montreal. Logró discutir su tesis de doctorado el 23 de diciembre de 1946 cuando una comisión especial de examinadores fue a Montreal. Lonergan enseñó teología en el Regis College de Toronto de 1947 a 1953, y en la Pontificia Universidad Gregoriana de 1953 a 1964. En la Gregoriana realizaba cursos sobre la Trinidad y de Cristología en años alternos, componiendo obras fundamentales sobre estos temas. En 1964, tuvo nuevamente que volver precipitadamente a América del Norte, para curarse de un cáncer en los pulmones. Volvió a enseñar en el Regis College de 1965 a 1975, fue profesor de teología en la Universidad de Harvard de 1971 a 1972 y "Distinguido Profesor Visitante" en el Boston College de 1975 a 1983. Murió en el hospital jesuita de Pickering en Ontario el 26 de noviembre de 1984.

Durante su larga y gloriosa carrera académica Lonegran ricibió 19 títulos honoríficos y una serie de otros reconocimientos, incluyendo la investidura a Compañero de la Orden de Canadá en 1971 y el nombramiento a socio correspondiente de la Academia Británica en 1975. Fue nombrado por el papa Paulo VI miembro de la Comisión Teológica Internacional en 1969, año de su fundación.

Pensamiento

Lonergan buscó hacer en el siglo XX lo que Santo Tomás de Aquino hizo en su época. Como Aquino había aplicado con éxito el pensamiento aristotélico al servicio de una comprensión cristiana del universo, así Lonergan llegó a un acuerdo con el pensamiento científico moderno, histórico y hermenéutico. Ha desarrollado este programa en sus dos obras más importantes La inteligencia: estudio sobre la comprensión de la experiencia (1957) y El método en teología (1972).

La clave del pensamiento de Lonergan es el concepto de "auto-apropiación", es decir, el descubrimiento personal y la adhesión personal a la estructura dinámica de investigación, conocimiento, juicio y decisión. A través de la auto-apropiación se encuentra en la propia inteligencia, racionalidad y responsabilidad el fundamento de cada tipo de búsqueda y el modelo de base del método de investigación en cada campo del conocimiento.

A menudo se le agrupa con Karl Rahner, Emerich Coreth y Joseph Maréchal entre los tomistas trascendentales. Sin embargo, Lonergan nunca ha considerado esta definición adecuada a su filosofía.

Obras principales

"Grace and Freedom" (1940)
"Verbum: Word and Idea in Aquinas"
"Insight: A Study of Human Understanding" (1957)
"Method in theology" (1972)

Enlaces externos

  Archivo de Bernard Lonergan

Teólogos de Canadá
Teólogos católicos
Filósofos de Canadá
Alumnado de la Pontificia Universidad Gregoriana
Sacerdotes católicos de Canadá
Jesuitas de Canadá
Profesores de la Universidad de Toronto
Profesores de la Universidad de Harvard
Miembros de la Orden de Canadá
Miembros de la Academia Británica
Miembros de la Comisión Teológica Internacional
Doctores honoris causa de la Universidad Católica de América
Doctores honoris causa por la Universidad Concordia

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THIS BEAUTIFUL MALE WILL CARRY ON WITH THE HI-HILLS & HAMILTON BLOODLINES HERE!
"Benny" is by The Great Lazy C Bandit X Lazy C Cow Country Suzy-Q. He carries all of the Old Foundation Bloodlines brought into the USA years ago from England. He is our star that is going to carry on with the Hi-Hill and Hamilton bloodlines here on The Ranch. Benny has that Super Sweet Special Loveable Temperament that his Sire has. He is certainly going to fit in perfectly with our family. He is a rough coat that is conformationally correct with heavy folded ears and tremendous bone. Ba Ba Ba Benny And The Jets!


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MENTION THE LEADING OCEAN RACES IN THE WORLD, AND THE ROLEX SYDNEY HOBART IS CERTAINLY IN THE TOP THREE. THIS 628-NAUTICA MILE OFFSHORE RACE ORGANIZED BY THE CRUISING YACHT CLUB OF AUSTRALIA PROVIDES A TOUGH TEST FOR SKIPPERS, TACTICIANS AND CREWS ALIKE. A YACHTING CLASSIC, THE RACE ATTRACTS A WELL-SEASONED INTERNATIONAL FLEET READY TO TEST ITSELF AGAINST THE CHALLENGING CONDITIONS. THE 2016 RACE WILL BE THE 72ND ANNUAL EDITION OF THIS TIME-HONOURED EVENT.
ROLEX SYDNEY HOBART: PERSISTENCE PREVAILS
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John Markos (left), Commodore of the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia, and Joël Aeschlimann (right), Rolex Geneva, present Jim Delegat, owner of Giacomo and overall winner of the 2016 Rolex Sydney Hobart with a Rolex timepiece and the Tattersall's Cup
Jim Delegat's Giacomo is the overall winner of the 2016 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race
Ray Roberts' Hollywood Boulevard negotiating the misty conditions off Tasman Island
The 37-ft yacht Dark and Stormy making strong progress on the approach to Hobart
For the crew of the JV42 Elena Nova, an opportunity to admire the rugged Tasman coastline
UBOX, one of two entries from China, finished third overall in her first Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race
The smallest - and oldest - yacht in the fleet. Sean Langman's Maluka of Kermandie
Rupert Henry's Chinese Whisper making good progress as she passes Cape Raoul
Philip Turner's 66-ft Alive sailing off Tasman Island during the 2016 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race
Chris Mrakas' 38-ft Challenge competing in her sixth Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race
Ludde Ingvall's recently revamped 100-ft Maxi CQS endured a slow last leg down the Derwent River
2013 Rolex Sydney Hobart winner Victoire sailing off Tasman Island
Jim Cooney's Volvo Open 70 Maserati was the sixth yacht to finish the 72nd Rolex Sydney Hobart
Varuna VI, from Germany, and Matt Allen's TP52 Ichi Ban in close competition during the 2016 Rolex Sydney Hobart
Anthony Bell (left), owner/skipper of Rolex Sydney Hobart line honours winner Perpetual LOYAL, presented with a Rolex Yacht-Master II timepiece by Joel Aeschlimann, Rolex Geneva
Anthony Bell's Perpetual Loyal crosses the finish line to claim line honours and set a new race record at the Rolex Sydney Hobart
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100-ft Maxi Scallywag enjoying the conditions as she heads down the New South Wales coast
Anthony Bell's Perpetual Loyal assumed leadership of the race following Wild Oats XI's retirement
Triton and Chinese Whisper making good progress shortly after the 2016 Rolex Sydney Hobart race start
Anthony Bell's Perpetual Loyal gaining an early advantage following the 2016 Rolex Sydney Hobart race start
Bow work onboard eight-time line honours winner Wild Oats XI
Beau Geste was the second yacht to successfully negotiate Sydney Heads following the start of the 2016 Rolex Sydney Hobart
Jens Kellinghusen's Ker 56 Varuna is one of twelve overseas entries taking part in the 2016 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race
Seng Huang Lee's Hong Kong entry Scallywag is one of four 100-Maxis taking part in the 2016 Rolex Sydney Hobart
100-ft Maxi Scallywag on the approach to Sydney Heads following the 2016 Rolex Sydney Hobart race start
Crew work on Wild Oats XI, two-time winner of the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race
Karl Kwok's 80-ft Beau Geste at the start of her second Rolex Sydney Hobart
Three of the four 100-ft Maxis - Wild Oats XI, Perpetual Loyal and Scallywag - in close proximity as they lead the Rolex Sydney Hobart fleet out of Sydney
Matt Allen's TP52 Ichi Ban sailing under spinnaker shortly after the 2016 Rolex Sydney Hobart race start
Varuna VI, a 56-ft entry from Germany, shortly after the start of the 2016 Rolex Sydney Hobart
UBOX is one of two Chinese entries competing in the 2016 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race
Bow work onboard Matt Allen's TP52 Ichi Ban
CQS, Ludde Ingall's cutting-edge 100-ft Maxi
The 80-ft Beau Geste making a strong start to the 72nd Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race
Ludde Ingvall's CQS and Karl Kwok's Beau Geste in close competition following the 2016 Rolex Sydney Hobart race start
Varuna VI enjoying the good conditions at the start of the 2016 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race
Wild Oats XI and Victoire - two yachts to have won the Rolex Sydney Hobart - at the start of the 72nd edition
Seng Huang Lee's Scallywag leads 100-ft Maxi rival Wild Oats XI on route to Sydney Heads
The start of the 72nd Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race
Eighty-eight Rolex Sydney Hobart yachts - dispersed on three start lines - prepare to set sail from Sydney
Dockside preparations ahead of the 2016 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race start
Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race 2016 – 29 December – Giacomo crowned race winner
Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race 2016 – 28 December – A New Race Record
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Hispanic origin, U.S. and Puerto Rico
Group: Ethnicity and Language — PERSON
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HISPAN identifies and classifies persons of Hispanic origin in the United States and Puerto Rico.
The first digit of HISPAN retains only distinctions common to all years; the second and third digits distinguish additional groups and subgroups. The number of groups identified varies between samples.
For each census, the variable is derived from a question designed specifically to identify Hispanics and classify them according to their background. The question was worded somewhat differently across censuses.
Comparability — Puerto Rico [top]
This variable is available only in the 2000-2010 samples. It is fully comparable across these samples.
The 1980 sample has the least detailed subcategories and 1990 has the most. The 1990 sample reports detailed codes for persons of Mexican origin.
Puerto Rico: 2000, 2005, 2010
United States: 1850a, 1850b, 1860, 1870, 1880a, 1880b, 1900, 1910, 1980, 1990, 2000, 2005, 2010, 2015


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Home | Sports | Football | Coaches help Life Waxahachie mother with MS make memories on the football field
The Smith family (pictured) had its world turned upside down when Lanita (second from the right) was diagnosed with MS. Thanks to the work of Life Waxahachie coaches, she was able to see her son play his final game of the football season. (Courtesy Life Waxahachie Athletics/Smith family)
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By Chelsea Groomer | SPECIAL to KBEC Sports
After being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis last year, Lanita Smith feared she would never see her son play football in-person again.
Three Life Waxahachie football coaches erased that fear this past season — just in time for Elijah Smith, a Life Waxahachie Middle School student-athlete, to take the field for the team's final game and leave his family with quite the lasting memory.
"I was so excited, I couldn't believe it," said Lanita, 40, as she teared up and recalled the efforts of the three coaches and school administrators.
Lanita's mobility has continued to deteriorate since July while the autoimmune disease continues to drastically affect her day-to-day life. She described her condition as a "thorn in her side." Lanita explained her mobility has been reduced to relying on a walker and taking strides like a "95-year old woman."
Lanita was also quick to praise Elijah, her eldest, for his dedication to the game, noting she cried after learning the disease would keep her from attending his games for Life Waxahachie Middle School. Her limited mobility made it difficult to climb stairs or watch games from the bleachers.
To help keep his wife engaged and her spirits lifted, Jonathan Smith began broadcasting their son's games onto the family's home TV via Facebook Live. Lanita noted that's where she drew inspiration and set a goal in physical therapy to see Elijah play in-person before his season ended.
"He [Elijah] had worked so hard," Lanita explained. "Every day, he was getting up, getting in shape, and he was focused on football. I cried because I wasn't able to make it to the games."
After months of hard work, Lanita's progress improved. But, only days before her son's last game of the season, she hit a plateau that held the dream of watching her son from the bleachers out of reach.
"It felt like I was going backward," Lanita recalled. "Then, out of the blue, my husband gets a call with news from the coaches."
One of those coaches was junior high football coach Joshua Stinedurf, who coordinated efforts with junior high athletic coordinator Justin Bruns and Life Waxahachie athletic coordinator Michael Welch. The three worked out and agreed to a plan to ensure Lanita would see her son play football — in person.
"I talked to coach Burns about the idea of allowing his [Elijah's] mom to come to the game," Stinedurf recalled. "It seemed like the thing to do and the entire coaching staff agreed."
After coordinating special arrival transportation and seating accommodations in the endzone for the Smith family, Burns extended the invitation to Jonathan.
"After he told me what was going on, I couldn't breathe. I couldn't believe it," said Jonathan as his voice cracked. "I rarely cry about anything, but I actually shed a few tears.
"It goes to show that you have coaches who just do a job and get to the next level, and then you have coaches that care about their players, their lives, and their family. That's extremely rare."
Upon the family's arrival, Welch and middle school principal Freddie Stanmore greeted the Smiths and escorted them to the field in a golf cart.
"The part that made my day was when my son came to hug his mom on the field before he got ready to play," Jonathan said. "That will be embedded in my son's mind for the rest of his life. Those are the memories you look for."
And, as if the moment couldn't get better, Lanita proudly recalled Elijah scoring his first touchdown, a goal he had been working towards all season.
"I was able to be there to see it," Lanita exclaimed. "I was just like, 'Oh my gosh! He did it!'"
Jonathan interjected with a laugh, "I jumped up and had to remember that I can't run onto the field! And to see this huge smile on my wife's face is something I won't forget. My son has been so close to catching a touchdown every game and the game he scores is the game his mom was able to be at for the first time — all of that is surreal!"
Though Lanita says that her multiple sclerosis has held her back in some ways, it hasn't stopped her from pursuing life with resiliency and gratitude.
"I'm so thankful I could be there and that the coaches would even make these accommodations for me and my family" she expressed. "This autoimmune disease has been tough on all of us, but I'm so very grateful for Life School."
"If I could tell the coaches anything," Lanita smiled, "I would say thank you for wanting to make sure Elijah's mom was there for his last game."
Chelsea Groomer is Life School's Communication Specialist
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Automobiles e.g cars, buses, trailers, motorcycles, etc have killed millions of people since their inceptions. They have injured/paralysed millions of people as well. They have created grief and sorrow in so many families. They have killed many innocent children many of whom could have been doctors, lawyers, engineers, accountant, architects, governors, presidents, etc. They have rendered many women widows.
According to WHO Global Status Report on Road Safety 2017, road crashes kill approximately 1.25 million people every year worldwide and between 20 and 50 million sustain non-fatal injuries.
2013 – 5,539 deaths; 2014 – 4,430 deaths; 2015 – 5,400 deaths; 2016 – 5,053 deaths; 2017 – 5,049 deaths; January to June, 2018 – 2,623 deaths.
In USA, the National Safety Council estimated that 40,100 people were killed in 2017 accidents. NHTSA estimated that car accidents killed 37,461 people in 2016.
In India, road crashes caused 1,050,935 deaths in 2016, and 1,046,377 deaths in 2017. (Times of India).
But, ……. the automobiles are just machines. They are inanimate objects. How would they have killed so many people?
In actual sense, automobiles kill nobody. Something that is inanimate cannot kill. Guess who are responsible for the millions of deaths on our roads! The main people who are responsible these deaths and injuries on our roads are the drivers. They are the ones responsible for the killings and maimings on our roads. They are the ones operating the beasts. If the drivers are very careful, no matter the nature of the conditions they find themselves while driving, accidents could be avoided.
Drunk Driving: Many drivers drink alcohol and get intoxicated just before or while driving. For instance, in the mid 1970s, alcohol was a factor in over 60% of traffic fatalities. Today alcohol is involved in 37% of all traffic deaths among persons aged 16 to 20. (NIH Report – Alcohol Related Traffic Deaths). In early 2018 on one Sunday morning, in Lekki area of Lagos State, Nigeria, a man was coming back from club in his jeep. He was terribly drunk and was driving on top speed. He rammed his jeep into a passengers bus killing virtually all the passengers in the bus! If you're a driver and drink alcohol, you're a potential killer!
3. Sleeping while driving: This sounds ridiculous. However, it's true. Many drivers doze off while driving. This is very dangerous! A lot of passengers have been killed as a result of their drivers dozing off while driving. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates that drowsy driving was responsible for 72,000 crashes, 44,000 injuries, and 800 deaths in 2013. If you're a driver who sleeps while driving, you're a potential killer! If you're tired or feeling sleepy, please don't drive! You need to consider the lives of other road users.
4. Being distracted while driving: A distracted driver is a motorist whose attention is diverted from the road and his/her driving. Some of the things that cause distractions while driving include: making phone calls, sending a text message, eating food, drinking, thinking about something else while driving, watching dramas on the road while driving, etc. According to United States Department of Transportation, distracted driving claimed 3,166 lives in 2017 alone. So, please pay attention while driving.
5. Bad Roads: Poor road conditions has actually led to the deaths of a lot of passengers and drivers. Although, if a road is bad, a very careful driver would still drive through the road safely without an accident. The politicians who collect money for road repair/construction and embezzle the money have the deaths of the victims on their necks.
6. Unaccompanied Learner Drivers: Many deaths and injuries have been caused by unaccompanied learner drivers. If you're still a learner, please, don't drive alone. Only drive with an experienced driver beside you. It is criminal for you to drive alone. Don't go and kill or maim people!
7.Others: These include: driving faulty vehicles, disregard for road signs, reckless driving, night driving, rain, tailgating, driving under the influence of drugs, ice, snow, tire blowouts, animal crossings, fog, improper turning especially on the highways, wrong-way driving, etc.
Another reason why the accident rate has remained unabated in most part of the world is the fact that the road safety officers have not been diligent with their work. Just imagine what happens in the video below. A petrol trailer tank leaking while in motion on the road!
Leaking petrol tank in motion in Lagos, Nigeria.
Road safety officers should please, be more diligent with their work to have accident-free roads in the world.
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Car Crashes Into At Least 6 Vehicles During Pursuit: Police
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A car that was driving erratically crashed into at least six vehicles, including three police cars on Monday night, according to police.
New Haven Police contacted Connecticut State Police to report a black car with a temporary registration driving erratically around 5:12 p.m.
According to witnesses, the vehicle was seen driving the wrong way and was traveling northbound on Interstate 91 southbound.
When the vehicle traveled from the New Haven area to the Wallingford area, troopers surrounded the vicinity in an attempt to make contact with the driver, police said.
Witnesses said the vehicle then corrected his direction of travel and began to travel southbound on I-91 southbound from the Wallingford area, in a suspected attempt to evade responding police officers.
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New Haven Police were able to apprehend the driver of the car and take him into custody, police said. Officers believe he was involved in several burglaries throughout the city. The man's name has not been released.


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This time of year, it's critical for your customers to have truck covers and tarps that they can rely on. The snow, sleet, and rain in the winter months can cause a considerable amount of damage while transporting goods. Without a truck tarp, transported goods can be damaged or even destroyed, costing your customers in lost time, revenue, and a lowered reputation. The best way to prevent such destruction is to protect your customers' investments with a quality-made cover or tarp. This will ensure that the transported cargo arrive to their destination in the same state that they left in.
Truck tarps will protect your customers' cargo from all types of external elements. As a result, long distance journeys during adverse weather conditions won't damage the goods being transported. This is because our high-quality tarpaulins have the strength and durability to withstand all that Mother Nature can throw at them. Furthermore, using a truck tarp will allow drivers to secure their load for their safety as well as the safety of other motorists during transport. We offer two different options for truck tarps, including Lumber Hauler Tarps and Steel Hauler Tarps.
Our lumber tarps are manufactured with the highest quality fabrics and can cover any size rig. All vinyl seams are heat sealed and all of the hems are double lock stitched. These tarps are also available in any of our fine coated vinyl selection or with a combination of vinyl weights. Additionally, our standard tarps are 18 oz. vinyl coated fabric.
Our steel hauler tarps are available in the highest quality vinyl coated fabrics or the 15 oz. water resistant canvas. All seams are double lock stitched. Also, just like our lumber hauler tarps, this option also can cover any size rig your customers need.
Athletic covers are incredibly important, but in general we tend to not think about them. Your customers can use them in a variety of ways; this can include protecting their field or gym floor, transforming it for an event, or as a floor cover in a boxing ring. Mauritzon offers high quality athletic covers for gymnasium floors and fields as well as martial arts, MMA and boxing rings.
Using athletic covers can save your customers a lot of time and money. They can protect their fields from damage during large events. Most of these fields were designed with athletes in mind, not crowds. Such damage can mean huge repair costs in reseeding the field. By making an investment now, your customers can protect their fields and make maintenance much easier. Our covers have heat sealed seams for ultimate weather protection and are easy to handle.
We also offer covers for gymnasium floors that will protect against wear and tear that can occur with hosting non-athletic events such as a graduation or dance. Our covers can protect your gym floor from scratches by heavy equipment or scuffs by shoes or chairs. Mauritzon's athletic covers are specifically designed to meet your requirements and are available in a range of different colors. Our products are sure to significantly extend the life of your customer's gym floors.
We offer both vinyl and canvas mat covers for ring events and gyms. Our vinyl mat covers include heat-sealed seams and double needle lock stitched hems for enhanced durability.
Our natural cotton duck canvas mat covers give you a better grip on the mat. It also includes hook and loop closures to fit around vertical posts. By choosing Mauritzon for your athletic cover needs, you'll get top-of-the-line products that will help improve the performance of your customers' athletes as well as the protection of their fields and gyms. Call us today or check out our website at www.mauritzon.net for more information.
It's official – summer is over. For many of us, that means that the weather is going to be going through quite a few changes. Leaves will litter the ground and temperatures will drop. Most importantly, though, it means that we're just a few months away from winter.
We know that you want to keep your customers' possessions safe and dry during the wet winter months. Snow, ice, and sleet all pose a danger to their outdoor belongings. So, if you don't already have a solution in mind to help them, you should start thinking about one before it's too late. You don't want to hear stories about a consumer trying to use their outdoor patio set at the beginning of spring, only to realize that it was stained and discolored by the snow over the winter. By acting now, you can make sure that you prevent any unwelcome surprises once the winter season ends.
Preparing now can also save you a lot of stress and money in the long run, and we can help! Mauritzon sells a variety of outdoor textiles for your customers' needs. From industrial covers to outdoor upholstery, we offer high quality products at an affordable price. If you're unsure of what outdoor textiles would best protect your customers' possessions, feel free to call us at (773) 235-6000 and one of our representatives would be happy to assist you.
Whether they need to protect their vehicles, outdoor furniture, or even plants in the garden, we have a product that will work for your consumers. To protect their belongings, they not only need a cover, but one that is quality tested to withstand all that Mother Nature has to throw at it. Here at Mauritzon, we're proud to offer quality assured outdoor textiles that can do just that. So, just give us a call and when spring comes, you'll be happy to find that your customers' possessions were safe and sound all winter.
Choosing the right materials for your boat or other outdoor enclosure is important for making sure that you maintain quality and keep your enclosure useable for as long as possible. That's why here at Mauritzon, we are happy to provide Prime Cristal Clear™ vinyl for marine and other outdoor enclosures.
We know that you want the best window textile for the price, and the Prime Cristal Clear™ window vinyl will have the strength and durability to handle whatever mother nature throws at it – making sure that you get the most out of your investment. This window vinyl is specially made to protect against UV rays that can damage this type of material and make it cloudy. With the Prime Cristal Clear™, this gives you one less thing to worry about!
This quality window vinyl offers distortion free clear at a much lower cost than expensive sheet alternatives that are currently on the market. We offer clear in roll goods that matches the quality of the competition at a much more affordable rate.
This product has excellent optimal clarity that allows you to see through it easily, giving you the transparent, quality feel that you're looking for. The Prime Cristal Clear™ includes three gauge level options, all at a high, transparent quality that will exceed your expectations of a traditional window vinyl. Gauge thicknesses give you the option to customize your boat based on your individual needs, whether it be improved window flexibility or optimal clarity.
Don't miss out on this great opportunity! Contact us today to learn more about this amazing product and receive sample roll in 30g to see the proof for yourself.
Chlorosulphonated Polyethylene (CSM) is an improved version of chloroprene that offers superior chemical resistance, ozone/light resistance, and heat aging.
Also referred to as Hypalon®, this type of fabric coating can be used to prevent weathering conditions that can damage many industrial fabrics. Hypalon was discontinued by its manufacturer, DuPont, and the CSM material that is now used is a slightly altered formula.
Due to its low gas permeability, CSM is oftentimes used to manufacture quality inflatable boats and other structures to be used in a variety of environments, most notably in the water. Nearly all inflatable boats are created using either PVC or CSM/Hypalon fabric, as are coastal boats.
As with any material, each has its own set of advantages and disadvantages that should be taken into consideration when making your selection.
PVC fabric is significantly less expensive than CSM and is very strong. It can come in different thicknesses, such as .09mm and 1.2mm, but despite this it does not repel sunlight as well as CSM is able to.
Overall, CSM is more expensive than PVC, but has the added benefit of lasting much longer and protecting against sun exposure as well as being tolerant on fuel spills or fumes.
CSM also has a high tolerance against a variety of environments and different weather conditions. CSM is more favorable than PVC in hot climate areas. While PVC may be very useful there, precautions have to be taken to protect the boat where they are not as necessary with CSM.
Summer is officially upon us and Mauritzon is here to provide all the shade, cover and protection you need! As always, we have a great selection of styles, fabrics and colors for all of your awnings, tarps, curtains, tents, and more! Don't see what you need on our website? Contact us about our custom options!!
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Sparky, Spike, Fluffy, Rover, and Rex are extremely overused dog names. Your Lab deserves a unique, fun name that will be special just for him. Try to match up a name with your puppy's personality, coat color, or something cute that he likes to do. If you find him having a cute habit, maybe you can stir up a name for him off of that. Observe your pet for a while until you choose the best name for him. Remember that it's not good to change his name at all because he will get confused or unresponsive. Your puppy's physical appearance can help you come up with a unique name as well. Some Labrador Retrievers, for example, otter shaped tails, clean cut heads, and innocent faces.
Air Lab – Labs are known for jumping quite high. They are great at catching things in mid-air or in the water. You will be pointing out your lab's talents with this name.
Amazon – A great name for a lab who loves the outdoors.
Breeze - If your lab enjoys the cool breeze on a hot summer day, this is the perfect nickname for him. You can test it out by taking him out on a sunny day to play catch and see what he does when there is a cool breeze in the air.
Churo - This is a great name for a yellow colored lab.
Comeback - This name is perfect if your lab always comes back to you for more love.
Duane - This name is great for a black lab because it means "dark black" in Gaelic.
Feather - If your lab's coat is as soft as a feather this name is perfect for him or her.
Freckles - Give this name to your lab if he has spots.
Godiva - This name is absolutely perfect for a chocolate colored lab!
Heavy – This will suit your lab if he's more on the chubby side.
Hogan – This name is great for almost any Lab because it is greatly suitable for hyper and happy dogs.
Jerrimander - This name is wonderful for a lab who loves to go on other people's territory.
Jubilee – Not only is this the name of a show in Las Vegas, Nevada, it is a great name for a Lab who knows how to have fun and be playful.
Rhea – The definition for this name is "strong" or "earthy." This name would be great for a female lab that will be breeding puppies one day.
Sinatra - This is a great name for a dog with an old soul.
Soul – This is a great name for a male or female lab. Sometimes, you can see a dog's soul through their eyes, especially labs who have such innocent faces.
Yippee - This is a fun and energetic name for an energetic lab.


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Seven upcoming events you won't want to miss! April is going to be huge.
Whether it's celebrating Earth Day, getting answers from politicians on climate change, marching in Quebec City, promoting cycling and trees in Ottawa, or pushing for environmental leadership in this year's federal election, April is going to be a huge, huge, huge month. Here are seven upcoming events that will let you take advantage of the thaw and spring into action.
Here's a quick run-down on each event with links to how to RSVP.
Do you want environmental leadership from your federal government? If so, now is the time to get involved. There are areas of Ottawa that will be fiercely contested and closely watched in the upcoming election and people who care about the environment need be organizing in those areas. You CAN make a difference! Ecology Ottawa is holding a 2015 Election Team meeting on April 7 for people who want to promote environmental leadership at the federal level. Join us and RSVP here.
Ecology Ottawa is bringing together under one roof the Member of Parliament, Member of Provincial Parliament and all three city councillors representing the riding of Ottawa-Vanier to answer the question: "What is your level of our government going to do about the challenge of climate change and what will your role be as our representative?" You are invited to attend, ask questions, and make your voice heard. Please RSVP here.
Join thousands of people who will make a historic trek to Quebec City on April 11 to demand that our leaders Act on Climate! Ecology Ottawa, along with the Council of Canadians, 350 Ottawa, Climate Reality Canada, and Greenpeace Ottawa, are organizing buses from Ottawa to Quebec City leaving and returning on Saturday the 11th. We've already got four buses going, reserve your spot before Monday! Click here for more information. Click here for more information.
This Earth Day, Ecology Ottawa and RBC are hosting a special event to share the work of Tree Ottawa and discuss the importance of trees in our city. We are very excited to have Ed Lawrence joining us as our featured speaker. Throughout his career Ed was head gardener to six Canadian Governors General and Prime Ministers, and can be heard weekly on CBC Radio's Ontario Today. Other guests will be joining us to share their expertise on how we can pull together as a community and protect, plant, and promote Ottawa's trees for generations to come! Please RSVP here.
There are only about 200 days left before the next federal election (if it is not called early), so make every day count. This year's federal election will help shape the City of Ottawa and the future of Canada. If you can't join us on April 7th, then come out on April 29th and join the Ecology Ottawa 2015 election team. You can RSVP here.


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Q: tvOS app doesn't load JavaScript code I'm creating an tvOs app, while using TVML templates. I've run it in the simulator countless times, and on an actual Apple TV 2 also. When I tried to run it yesterday on the Apple TV, though, it didn't run correctly. The app was built and there were no errors, it just didn't load the JavaScript code of the application. The logs from the App Delegate were logged.
I then tried running the project in the simulator, and it worked. But when I tried today to run it in the simulator, I had the same problem.
I tried restarting my computer a couple of times, deleting the derived data folders, resetting the content and settings of the simulator, etc. I tested another TVML based application and had the same problem, so I don't think it is related to my project. I guess it's related to Xcode, but I'm not getting any errors, so I don't know what to do. Does anyone have any idea what could be the problem or how I could debug this problem?
I'm using Xcode 7.3.1 and my computer is a Macbook Pro running El Capitan.
The code that I use to load the JavaScript code is below, but this code worked before and I didn't change anything about it.
func application(application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [NSObject: AnyObject]?) -> Bool {

    self.window = UIWindow(frame: UIScreen.mainScreen().bounds)
    let appControllerContext = TVApplicationControllerContext()

    appControllerContext.launchOptions = [
        "initialJSDependencies" : initialJSDependencies()
    ]

    let javascriptURL = NSBundle.mainBundle().URLForResource("main",
        withExtension: "js")

    appControllerContext.javaScriptApplicationURL = javascriptURL!

    appController = TVApplicationController(
        context: appControllerContext, window: window,
        delegate: self)

    print('Test log')

    return true

}

A: I've fixed it by deleting the simulator and downloading it again; little weird about it suddenly changing though.


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It can be a challenging task to write consistent and richly detailed employee reviews. Getting the wording and review phrases just right, and providing concrete examples in the performance appraisal feedback and comments can take a lot of time. As a manager, it's important to provide feedback to an employee on an going basis. Reviewing sample forms that have already been filled out is a good way to get comfortable giving constructive and useful feedback.
Depending on the work culture, performance reviews will differ from company to company. Some organisations may not see the benefit of giving ratings (i.e numerical approach) and some may prefer just to give ratings without comments. It's important to adopt a system that is most relevant to the company.
In today's business environment, employees benefit the most when managers are able to give feedback that is as constructive and relevant as possible. Below are some suggestions for getting the wording and phrases right, so that employees can develop their professional skills and competencies.
It's well versed in communication psychology that using someone's name is the most important word in the universe. Using someone's name has been shown to make people more likely to respond to you, help you and be more open to suggestion. When you, as a manager, use your employee's name, it'll make it easier to get your point across, and make the employee more susceptible to your suggestions.
Empathic listening is when you pay attention to someone with empathy (emotional identification, compassion, feeling, insight). One basic principle is to seek to understand, before being understood. Empathic listening aims for a meaningful conversations with others. It works by mimicking employees (repeat what the employee has said), Rephrasing what they have said (Rephrase their comments to show that you have understood) and Reflect on what they have said (put their feelings into words they understand). Listen to your employee, take in what they have said and add to it. This encourages an open conversation, and leaves the employee open for suggestions and debates.
Employees can certainly experience feeling of achievement as they carry out their work, and they can give themselves positive messages. However, when they hear you use the word achievement, it can be truly motivational. Using words like Can, build and growth are also emotional hook words. These words are inherently positive. They set off positive emotions as soon as they are seen or heard.


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Children of divorce go through predictable responses, according to the research. Knowing these differences can help you to anticipate the impact of your marital decisions on your children.
Children of Divorce: Pre-Schoolers and Younger Children…It's All My Fault!
Children of divorce under the age of 9 that tend to believe that they're responsible for the breakup. They also tend to fantasize about their parents coming back together again, and their family life happily restored.
Attachment science tells us that pre-schoolers see their parents as the center of gravity in their emotional universe. For young children to develop into healthy adults, they require focused attention, love, and security from their parents.
As a result of their sense of guilt and responsibility, pre-school children tend to be clingy and more anxious. Divorced parents often notice that after the divorce, their pre-school children regress into bed-wetting, and seem to be incapable of completing simple tasks that once were easy for them.
Family therapists tell us that this is often a strategy that little children employ to attract their parents to come together around the set of symptoms that the child is presenting.
Children of Divorce: Young Adolescents and Teens… It's All Your Fault!
Children of divorce between the ages of 9 and 18 years put the responsibility where it more appropriately belongs, but they tend to have strong resentments about it. These children of divorce have a higher capacity to think for themselves and are more independent.
They often feel betrayed and let down by their divorcing parents. They think that they can't trust their parents to put their needs ahead of their own and a sense of growing mistrust enters the relationship.
These are the children who come to believe that their best way of coping is to focus on taking care of themselves because that's what the parents are modeling.
Typically, young boys show increased levels of aggression and disobedience, while girls will become more withdrawn and prone to anxiety. Perhaps in a regressive strategy, Girls of divorcing parents also tend to become sexually active earlier than their peers.
"You want a problem? I'll show you a problem!" seems to be their defiant stance.
Children of divorce between 9 and 18 report feeling increased levels of stress, anxiety, and feeling alone and abandoned. Some also complain that they feel bitter, embarrassed, tormented and feel a significant loss of self-esteem. Their feelings might lessen as they eagerly anticipate fleeing the nest, which is often a premature launch into early adulthood.
Other known effects of divorce on teens are chronic school issues stemming from behavioral problems. Bitter and angry children of divorce can become incredibly difficult to manage as they careen through their teen years.
But if you want to see sparks fly, and you prioritize on your own emotional reactions over the emotional well-being of your children, have a bitter and rancorous relationship with your ex. The higher the ongoing conflict between you… the more you compound the misery and pain of your children.
Judith Wallerstein was the most exceptional researcher in the field of children of divorce research. She conducted an extensive and well-designed longitudinal study.
In one of the few close-up studies of its kind, Wallerstein carefully followed 131 children whose parents were divorcing over a 25 year period. The study of the children of divorce was her passion and her life's work.
What was most compelling about Wallerstein's study was that she also studied a comparison group of children from the same communities whose parents did not divorce. This study showed how divorce impacts the thinking and emotional life of children of divorce, creating more tentative interior models of relationship compared with similar children who grew up with the benefit of intact families. Despite the best intentions, kids and divorce are difficult to handle with skill.
Her careful work tells us that the most significant negative impact of divorce echoes through time, 15 to 25 years into the future.
Only about 45 percent of children are relatively unimpacted after the divorce.
Over 40% are struggling. They are anxious, worried, frustrated, critical, and doing poorly in school.
Half of the divorced mothers and 30 percent of divorced dads were still rageful toward their former partner.
Most children said they had no idea how intimacy between a couple should work.
Less is less. Divorced parents offer their kids less sensitivity, less time, and less discipline. Divorce, like physical illness, encourages a narcissistic self-involvement, even in the best of parents.
Many parents are unable to form healthy boundaries with their kids. They share far too much of their personal lives with them. These kids become emotionally activated, and more vulnerable to depression and rage.
Research tells us that most divorced parents blow it. Despite their best intentions, they are often chaotic, poorly organized and utterly incapable of responsible parenting. Divorce is a major trauma, and it's had to bring your best self forward when you're howling in pain…but your kids need you too.
As parents continue to act out, it sets up a vicious circle which shatters normal emotional development and functioning of the children.
"The children of divorce tended to do well if mothers and father, regardless of remarriage, resumed parenting roles, putting differences aside, and allowing the children continuing relationships with both parents. The problem is that only a few children had these advantages. Judith Wallerstein.
About 25% of children of divorce develop acute emotional problems, as compared with only 10% from intact families..
a whopping 75% of adult children of divorce express the belief that divorce is an entirely appropriate solution to being unhappily married… even if you have kids, while only 40% of adults raised in intact families agree. A family history of divorce normalizes divorce.
Researcher Elizabeth Marquardt conducted a fascinating piece of research that focused on what happens to children of divorce who are shuffled back and forth between two households. Marquardt led a research project involving 1,500 young adults from age 18 to 35. She split these subjects into two groups; the children of divorce, and the children of intact families.
Children of divorced parents are more likely to feel torn and conflicted being shuffled between two households with often conflicting values.
Parents keep poor boundaries. They were asked to keep secrets about the goings on in these different homes. Their self-preoccupied parents offered little or no moral guidance.
These kids became increasingly dependent on their peer group and siblings for emotional support.
Children of Divorce suffered measurably more feelings of loss, loneliness, isolation, and grief.
In the late 80's, Marquardt and Wallerstein endured a firestorm of criticism from a culture that did not want to hear this sad news about the effects of divorce on children. They supported each other in the press and declared unequivocally that many adult children never recover from the often "cataclysmic" impact divorce has on their development.
Our culture loves to portray divorce a second chance for happiness for adults, but the children of divorce have a profoundly different experience.
Wallerstein endorsed Marquardt and her research. "Her observations are right on target," said Wallerstein. "These children have a sense of living in two different worlds. They grow up with difficulty in feeling whole." They contradicted a cultural norm, comforting afflicted children and afflicting comfortable divorcing parents. A cottage industry of third-rate detractors emerged to contradict them in the media, but they had no science, only polemics.
To be blunt, unnecessary divorce sets your kids up to anticipate a future failure when they eventually cross the developmental threshold into their own serious romantic attachments.
Children of divorce become conflicted, tormented and gun-shy. As adults, many tend to flee commitment at the first sign of trouble. If they have kids, the same maladaptive pattern can repeat, echoing into future generations, long after your unhappy marriage is long forgotten.
Are you on the edge of divorce? You can turn it around. We can teach you how to rein in negativity, and stop fighting in front of the kids. We can even teach you how to fight fair, even if your parents never showed you how.
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