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Disclosures of Resources Other Than Reserves Under Canadian Guidelines
Etherington, J. R. (PRA Intl. Ltd.) | Chipperfield, J. L. (Sproule Associates Ltd.) | Elliott, D. C. (Geosgil Consulting Ltd.) | Chan, P. B. (Alberta Secuirites Commisssion)
OnePetro May, 2014
Abstract The importance of improved guidance for the estimation and classification of "Resources other than Reserves" (abbreviated herein as ROTR) has recently been driven by the evolution of the petroleum industry away from maturing conventional accumulations towards unconventional accumulations such as petroleum in ultra-low permeability reservoirs (including shales) and heavy oil/bitumen resources. Commonly these unconventional opportunities involve newer, capital intensive technologies to exploit areally extensive deposits; accordingly, early-stage estimates of in-place petroleum quantities and potentially recoverable volumes may be very large, creating new and critical challenges to communicating clear and consistent information, including the associated uncertainties, relating to resource opportunities. To date, evaluators involved in estimation and reporting of ROTR have had to rely on only limited guidance. Under Canadian Securities Administrators National Instrument (NI) 51–101 Standards of Disclosure for Oil and Gas Activities, companies are obligated to disclose Proved and Probable Reserves but have the option to additionally disclose Possible Reserves, Contingent Resources and Prospective Resources. NI 51–101 references technical guidelines contained in the Canadian Oil and Gas Evaluation Handbook (COGEH) maintained by the Canadian Chapter of the Society of Petroleum Evaluation Engineers (SPEE). Disclosure of ROTR estimates in Canada has increased substantially in recent years and based on reviews of many filings, is often unclear, inconsistent or potentially misleading. A SPEE Calgary committee has recently proposed additional guidance to promote and improve consistency in the estimation of ROTR for business operations and public disclosure. It is intended to augment other guidelines in COGEH Volumes 1 to 3. Issues addressed with respect to estimation, classification and reporting of ROTR include the following: Clarification of definitions and principles pertaining to petroleum accumulations, particularly in relation to continuous deposits, Clarification of definitions and principles pertaining to recovery projects and technologies, Exploration and technical and commercial risks, Aggregation of resource estimates. Guidance on reporting the results of ROTR evaluations Reporting of the results of a resource evaluation under the recommended revised guidelines should provide information for both internal management and external investors sufficient to make informed investment decisions. The revised definitions and classification guidance may be equally applicable in future updates of the Petroleum Resources Management System (PRMS).
SPE Hydrocarbon Economics and Evaluation Symposium
accumulation, asset and portfolio management, Cogeh, commerciality, complex reservoir, contingency, contingent resource, disclosure, discovery, Energy Economics, experimental technology, guidance, information, petroleum, prospective resource, quantity, recovery process, reserves classification, reserves evaluation, unconventional resource economics, Upstream Oil & Gas, Viability
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Reservoir Description and Dynamics > Reserves Evaluation > Reserves classification (1.00)
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The 2007 SPE/WPC/AAPG/SPEE Petroleum Resources Management System
Etherington, J.R. (PRA International Ltd.) | Ritter, J.E. (Occidental Petroleum)
OnePetro June, 2007
Abstract In late 2004, a focused effort was begun to update the 1997 SPE/WPC Petroleum Reserves Definitions and the 2000 SPE/WPC/AAPG Petroleum Resources Classification and Definitions. The 2007 system builds on previous industry efforts to provide sufficient guidance to achieve a high level of consistency in estimating resource quantities; it incorporates best practices identified in other international petroleum and minerals classification systems. It recommends a rigorous approach based on applying a series of defined projects to hydrocarbon-bearing reservoirs. Resource classes are defined according to the maturity of the applied projects expressed as qualitatively or quantitatively the chance of reach producing status. Within each resource class, the relative uncertainty in the estimated quantities that may be recovered by each project under those conditions forecast to exist during its implementation are denoted by assignment to categories. Assessments may be conducted using deterministic and/or probabilistic methods. In order to satisfy requirements of the full range of industry stakeholders, the 2007 system introduces additional classification and categorization terminology. The resulting technical guidelines can be adapted by oil and gas companies to better manage their business and can be referenced by government agencies in defining reporting requirements. Introduction All assessments of in-place and recoverable petroleum quantities, their forecast delivery profile and associated costs and revenues have significant inherent uncertainty. Yet, it is essential for future planning that governments, lenders, investors and producers have access to consistent and reliable assessments, and that results be presented in a common format to communicate these underlying risks and uncertainties. The task of creating and maintaining the framework and language to support such communication has been primarily assumed by a consortium of professional societies: the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE), the World Petroleum Council (WPC), the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) and the Society of Petroleum Evaluation Engineers (SPEE). Their work is coordinated through the SPE Oil and Gas Reserves Committee (OGRC). The current standards for petroleum evaluations are contained in three documents generated by the OGRC: the 1997 SPE/WPC Petroleum Reserves Definitions, the 2000 SPE/WPC/AAPG Petroleum Resources Classification and Definitions, and the 2001 SPE/WPC/AAPG Guidelines for the Evaluation of Petroleum Reserves and Resources. This guidance was augmented in 2005 with publication of a Glossary of Terms contained in the aforementioned documents. By late 2004, it became increasingly clear to many users that the current guidance was not sufficiently rigorous or encompassing to meet the requirements of the industry stakeholders due to advancements in technology, the international expansion of the industry and the increasing role of unconventional resources. The OGRC was charged to recommend revisions and clarifications to maintain a standard for petroleum evaluations. This paper reviews the process employed by the OGRC in composing the 2007 SPE/WPC/AAPG/SPEE Petroleum Resources Management System and highlights revisions to prior guidelines. The document is hereinafter referred to as the "SPE-RMS"; this abbreviation is intended to also recognize the valuable contributions of the co-sponsoring organizations (WPC, AAPG, SPEE), without whose input the resulting product would not have been generated.
doi: 10.2118/2007-155
PETSOC
PETSOC-2007-155
Canadian International Petroleum Conference
assessment, category, certainty, classification system, contingent resource, criteria, development project, guidance, guideline, information management, OGRC, Petroleum Resource Management System, probabilistic method, proved reserve, quantity, recoverable quantity, requirement, reserves classification, reserves evaluation, reservoir, sale quantity, terminology, Upstream Oil & Gas, US government
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SPE Disciplines: Reservoir Description and Dynamics > Reserves Evaluation > Reserves classification (1.00)
The 2007 SPE/AAPG/WPC/SPEE Reserves and Resources Classification, Definitions and Guidelines. Defining the Standard!
Etherington, John Robert (PRA Intl. Ltd.) | Ritter, John Ernest (Occidental Petroleum Corp.)
Abstract In late 2004, a focused effort was begun to update the 1997 SPE/WPC Petroleum Reserves Definitions and the 2000 SPE/WPC/AAPG Petroleum Resources Classification and Definitions. The evolution of the industry, driven by advancements in technology, the international expansion of the E&P sector and the increasing role of unconventional resources in meeting global energy needs, drove the requirement to update what had served the industry well for the last 10 years. The 2007 system builds on previous industry efforts to provide sufficient guidance to achieve a high level of consistency in estimating resource quantities; it incorporates best practices identified in other international petroleum and minerals classification systems. It recommends a rigorous approach based on applying a series of defined projects to hydrocarbon-bearing reservoirs. Resource classes are defined according to the maturity of the applied projects expressed as qualitatively or quantitatively as the chance of reach producing status. Within each resource class, the relative uncertainty in the estimated quantities that may be recovered by each project under those conditions forecast to exist during its implementation are denoted by assignment to categories. Assessments may be conducted using deterministic and/or probabilistic methods. In order to satisfy requirements of the full range of industry stakeholders, the 2007 system introduces additional classification and categorization terminology. The resulting document is a set of technical guidelines that can be adapted by oil and gas companies to better manage their business; moreover, it forms a standard that can be referenced by government agencies in defining reporting requirements. Introduction All assessments of in-place and recoverable petroleum quantities, their forecast delivery profile and associated costs and revenues have significant inherent uncertainty. Yet, it is essential for future planning that governments, lenders, investors and producers have access to consistent and reliable assessments, and that results be presented in a common format to communicate these underlying risks and uncertainties. The task of creating and maintaining the framework and language to support such communication has been primarily assumed by a consortium of professional societies: the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE), the World Petroleum Council (WPC), the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) and the Society of Petroleum Evaluation Engineers (SPEE). Their work is coordinated through the SPE Oil and Gas Reserves Committee (OGRC). The current standards for petroleum evaluations are contained in three documents generated by the OGRC: the 1997 SPE/WPC Petroleum Reserves Definitions, the 2000 SPE/WPC/AAPG Petroleum Resources Classification and Definitions, and the 2001 SPE/WPC/AAPG Guidelines for the Evaluation of Petroleum Reserves and Resources (referred to as the "2001 Supplemental Guidelines"). This guidance was augmented in 2005 with publication of a Glossary of Terms contained in the aforementioned documents. By late 2004, it became increasingly clear to many users that the current guidance was not sufficiently rigorous or encompassing to meet the requirements of the industry stakeholders due to advancements in technology, the international expansion of the industry and the increasing role of unconventional resources. The OGRC was charged to recommend revisions and clarifications to maintain a standard for petroleum evaluations. This paper reviews the process employed by the OGRC in composing the 2007 Petroleum Reserves and Resources Classification, Definitions and Guidelines and highlights the recommended revisions to the current system. The document has alternatively been titled the 2007 Petroleum Resource Management System (or "RMS") and is hereinafter referred to as the "SPE-RMS" or simply the "SPE system"; this "label" is intended to also recognize the valuable contributions of the co-sponsoring organizations (WPC, AAPG, SPEE), without whose input the resulting product would not have been generated.
Hydrocarbon Economics and Evaluation Symposium
Artificial Intelligence, assessment, category, classification system, contingent resource, criteria, development project, guidance, guideline, information management, machine learning, Petroleum Engineer, proved, quantity, recoverable quantity, requirement, reserves classification, reserves evaluation, reservoir, resource classification, terminology, unconventional resource, Upstream Oil & Gas, US government
Reserves and Resources Classification, Definitions, and Guidelines: Defining the Standard!
Denney, Dennis (JPT Technology Editor)
This article, written by Technology Editor Dennis Denney, contains highlights of paper SPE 107693, "The 2007 SPE/AAPG/WPC/SPEE Reserves and Resources Classification, Definitions, and Guidelines: Defining the Standard!," by John R. Etherington, SPE, PRA International, and John E. Ritter, SPE, Occidental Petroleum, prepared for the 2007 SPE Hydrocarbon Economics and Evaluation Symposium, Dallas, 1–3 April. In late 2004, a focused effort was begun to update the 1997 SPE/World Petroleum Council (WPC) Petroleum Reserves Definitions and the 2000 SPE/WPC/American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) Petroleum Resources Classification and Definitions. Evolution of the industry, driven by advancements in technology, the international expansion of the E&P sector, and the increasing role of unconventional resources in meeting global energy needs, drove the update. The 2007 system builds on previous industry efforts to provide sufficient guidance to achieve a high level of consistency in estimating resource quantities; it incorporates best practices identified in other international petroleum and minerals classification systems. Assessments may be conducted using deterministic and/or probabilistic methods. To satisfy requirements of the full range of industry stakeholders, the 2007 system introduces additional classification and categorization terminology. The resulting document is a set of technical guidelines that can be adopted by oil and gas companies to manage their business better. Moreover, it forms a standard that can be referenced by government agencies in defining reporting requirements. Introduction All assessments of in-place and recoverable petroleum quantities, their forecast delivery profile, and associated costs and revenues have significant inherent uncertainty. However, it is essential for future planning that governments, lenders, investors, and producers have access to consistent and reliable assessments, and that results be presented in a common format to communicate these underlying risks and uncertainties. The task of creating and maintaining the framework and language to support such communication has been assumed primarily by a consortium of professional societies: SPE, WPC, AAPG, and the Society of Petroleum Evaluation Engineers (SPEE). Their work is coordinated through the SPE Oil and Gas Reserves Committee (OGRC). The OGRC was charged to recommend revisions and clarifications to maintain a standard for petroleum evaluations. The 2007 petroleum reserves and resources classification, definitions, and guidelines has been titled the Petroleum Resource Management System (RMS) (SPE 2007) and is hereinafter referred to as SPE-RMS or simply the SPE system; this label is intended to recognize the valuable contributions of the cosponsoring organizations (WPC, AAPG, SPEE), without whose input the resulting product would not have been generated.
aggregation, Artificial Intelligence, assessment, asset and portfolio management, category, criteria, entitlement, guidance, guideline, machine learning, Petroleum Resource Management System, proved reserves, quantity, recoverable quantity, requirement, reserves classification, reserves evaluation, reserves replacement, reservoir, resource classification, stakeholder, terminology, Upstream Oil & Gas
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Reserves definitions - PetroWiki
Petrowiki August, 2020
Equal to P1. Glossary of Petroleum Resources Management System - June 2018 (revised version) The process (and associated costs) of returning part or all of a project to a safe and environmentally compliant condition when operations cease. Examples include, but are not limited to, the removal of surface facilities, wellbore plugging procedures, and environmental remediation. In some instances, there may be salvage value associated with the equipment removed from the project. ADR costs are presumed to be without consideration of any salvage value, unless presented as "ADR net of salvage." Arithmetic summation of incremental categories may yield different results from probabilistic aggregation of distributions. Method used in resources estimation in the exploration and early development stages (including improved recovery projects) when direct measurement is limited. Based on evaluator's assessment of similarities of the analogous reservoir(s) together with the development plan.
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List of local concerts where you can use Ticketmaster vouchers
Ticketmaster tickets and gift cards are shown at a box office in San Jose, Calif. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma, file)
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Did you get a voucher from Ticketmaster? Now is the time to use it.
Earlier this week, Action News reported that Ticketmaster recently agreed to pay $386 million to settle a class action lawsuit filed more than a decade ago.
The plaintiffs claimed that some of Ticketmaster's fees were deceptive and misleading.
So if you bought a ticket from the website between October 21, 1999 and February 27, 2013, you could be eligible for tickets to a Live Nation event.
Starting now, voucher codes will be automatically added to your Ticketmaster online account.
While this news was welcomed by many, those who received vouchers were at a loss since the Ticketmaster website had not yet displayed a list of eligible events.
It took a few days, but now that list has been published and there are a number of local (and not too far away) concerts on the list.
These tickets are being claimed quickly as a number of these events have already been sold out for vouchers.
Login to your Ticketmaster account and click on "Active Vouchers" to see if you have a voucher, then check the Ticketmaster website for a list of eligible shows in the Philadelphia area. It should be noted, Ticketmaster says this list will be periodically updated as show vouchers sell out.
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A 35-year-old Odenton man was charged with kidnapping and sexual assault after a woman was forced into a car in Baltimore, police said.
The woman was walking along Hanover Street in Baltimore at 4:29 a.m. when a man with a gun pulled up next to her and forced her into his car, police said. The man drove to Anne Arundel County, sexually assaulted the woman and later stopped on Oakton Road near Route 175.
After demanding and receiving $150, the man started choking the woman, police said. She managed to fight him off, then ran to a nearby house. Police were called and the woman gave officers the license plate number of the car.
Henry Reginald Bellinger of the 1300 block Hallock Drive was arrested a short time later, police said. He also was charged with robbery and battery.


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This text is based on the 2017-2019 outlook for the global economy and the euro zone, a full version of which is available here.
The euro zone has returned to growth since mid-2013, after having experienced two crises (the financial crisis and the sovereign debt crisis) that led to two recessions: in 2008-2009 and 2011-2013. According to Eurostat, growth accelerated during the third quarter of 2017 and reached 2.6% year-on-year (0.6% quarter-on-quarter), its highest level since the first quarter of 2011 (2.9%). Beyond the performance of the euro zone as a whole, the current situation is marked by the generalization of the recovery to all the euro zone countries, which was not the case in the previous phase of recovery in 2010-2011. Fears about the sustainability of the debt of the so-called peripheral countries were already being reflected in a sharp fall in GDP in Greece and the gradual slide into recession of Portugal, Spain and a little later Italy.
Today, while Germany remains the main engine of European growth, all of the countries are contributing to the accelerating recovery. In the third quarter of 2017, Germany's contribution to euro zone growth was 0.8 point, a faster pace than in the previous two quarters, reflecting the vitality of the German economy (see the Figure). However, this contribution was even greater in the first quarter of 2011 (1.5 points for growth of 2.9% year-on-year). This catching-up trend is continuing in Spain, which in the third quarter of 2017 had quarterly growth of 3.1% year-on-year (0.8% quarter-on-quarter), making a 0.3 point contribution to the euro zone's overall growth. Above all, activity is accelerating in the countries that up to now had been left a little bit out of the recovery, particularly in France and Italy, which contributed respectively 0.5 and 0.3 points to the growth of the zone over the third quarter. Finally, the recovery is taking root in Portugal and Greece.
This renewed dynamism of the European economy is due to several factors. Monetary policy is still very expansionary, and the securities purchases being carried out by the Eurosystem help to keep interest rates low. Credit conditions are favourable for investment, and the access to credit for SMEs is being loosened up, especially in the countries that were hit hardest by the crisis. Finally, fiscal policy is generally neutral or even slightly expansionary.
The current optimism must not nevertheless hide the scars left by the crisis. The euro zone unemployment rate is still higher than its pre-crisis level: 9% against 7.3% at the end of 2007. The level still exceeds 10% of the active population in Italy, 15% in Spain and 20% in Greece. The social consequences of the crisis are therefore still very visible. These conditions justify the need to continue to support growth, particularly in these countries.
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Masahiro Tanaka made a rehab start for the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders against the Buffalo Bisons on Wednesday. It didn't start off very good. The first batter singled and the second, Richard Urena, took Tanaka yard for a two-run homer. But Tanaka recovered nicely, retiring fourteen in a row at one point. He finished with five innings of three-hit ball, giving up only the two first inning runs, and struck out four. He didn't walk anybody, and did not factor into the decision. The RailRiders won the game, 4-2, thanks to a four-run seventh inning that included a double, scoring two runs, by likely call-up candidate Tyler Wade.
I am always the first to say that Spring games mean absolutely nothing but I have to admit it was fun beat the New York Mets on Saturday by 7 runs for the second time this year. The Yankees won 10-3 at Steinbrenner Field after beating the Mets 11-4 last Wednesday in Port St Lucie, FL.
Rumor has it the new guy, Giancarlo Stanton, can hit bombs. We were finally treated to the first Pinstriped home run by the big guy and man, did it feel good to see that one go out. It made me realize how much I like watching Aaron Judge and Stanton hit back-to-back, considering I have been an advocate for breaking them up with Greg Bird. It was exciting to see Judge reach base and then both guys celebrating at home plate after Stanton completed his home run trot, which included the faux football hand-off by third base coach Phil Nevin as Stanton rounded the base. John Sterling's call of the home run was "a Stantonian blast". Unclear if that's just a temporary Spring call or if it will be the tagline for the season.
Another great moment in Saturday's game was the first Spring appearance of David Robertson, who had recently been felled by food poisoning. Luis Cessa started the game and reaffirmed my concerns about his stature as the rotation's sixth man when he got into trouble in the second inning. Two walks and a single loaded the bases with only one out. Enter D-Rob. Six pitches…two strikeouts…inning over. I really hope the Yankees do not allow Robertson to leave at the end of the season when he becomes a free agent. The guy was made to be a Yankee and it was hard enough to watch his years away in Chicago. Now that we have him back, I don't want to lose him again.
There was a scare in the top of the 6th inning when Tyler Wade rolled his wrist while attempting to dive for an infield grounder by Jose Reyes. Wade left the game and although he iced the hand, no further tests were planned. It sounds as though Wade will be back out on the field by Monday. The current leader for Opening Day second baseman, it would have been tough to lose Wade for any extended period of time. I am glad he is okay. It was certainly a scary moment.
The game also featured a bit of miscommunication. Dellin Betances pitched the fourth inning and then went to the clubhouse. No one told Adam Warren that he was scheduled to pitch the fifth, so it became a scramble after the Yankees completed batting in the bottom of the fourth. There was some apparent confusion in the dugout, and Warren quickly got up in the bullpen. After a brief delay, Betances came back out to face one batter, giving up a single, before departing for good. Aaron Boone held his usual 5th inning in-game conversation with the YES Network broadcasters but clearly did not want to talk about the incident. "We had some issues there. We'll just leave it at that." Some on social media were crucifying Boone for the miscommunication but I'd rather see Boone make mistakes in Spring training and learn from them before the season starts.
A fair amount of drama for a "meaningless" Saturday afternoon game.
The Yankees had a couple more cuts yesterday when flame-throwing RHP Domingo Acevedo was optioned to Double-A Trenton and RHP Brian Keller was reassigned to minor league camp.
The Minnesota Twins may have lost the Wild Card game to the Yankees last season, but they will be a stronger team when they take the field this year. Although top starting pitcher Ervin Santana will miss the start of the season after surgery on his finger last month, the Twins previously added Jake Odorizzi in a trade with the Tampa Bay Rays and yesterday they signed free-agent Lance Lynn (an innings-eater and a very good pickup) to a one-year, $12 million contract. The Lynn signing triggered today's release of Anibal Sanchez (Lynn was clearly an upgrade, in a total statement of the obvious). I would have loved to have seen the Yankees sign Lynn. The Twins have also added former Rays first baseman Logan Morrison, who slugged 38 home runs in 2017, to be their primary DH. I haven't really been keeping up with the Twins, but they are quietly getting stronger. They also added Fernando Rodney and Addison Reed to their bullpen. I've never been a big fan of Rodney but Reed was a great signing.
With Lynn signing for much less than anticipated, I can't help but wonder what it would take to sign free agent righty Alex Cobb in this environment of falling prices. You can never have enough starting pitching. I know that he'd never do it, but it would be cool if Jake Arrieta came to the Yankees with an offer to play for a pillow contract so that he can test the free agent market again next year. He does know and trust the Yankees closer. I know, I am just dreaming but whatever it takes to bring the 28th World Championship to the Bronx.
Lefty Joe Mantiply, 27, who spent last season with the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders and was in camp with the Cincinnati Reds this year as a non-roster invitee underwent season-ending Tommy John surgery on Friday. We wish Joe the very best as he begins his journey on the road to recovery and hopefully fulfilling his dream of one day making it back to the Major Leagues (he pitched briefly for the Detroit Tigers in 2016).
I am bummed that today's game against the Miami Marlins in Jupiter, FL will not be televised. For the Yankees making the trip, be sure to say hello to our old friend, Starlin Castro.
…Ya gotta love John Sterling and his home run calls. Aaron Judge hits a home run and it's almost bigger news than the game itself. His blast, which traveled into the third deck of the left center stands, traveled 457 feet at a velocity of 117 mph to help power the Yankees to the win over the New York Mets. It was funny to watch the Mets outfielders stand without moving as they watched the ball fly over.
I didn't like the first inning when the Yankees failed to take advantage of a scoring opportunity and the Mets did not. Jacoby Ellsbury led off with a single lined to right. He stole second (the throw bouncing off Ellsbury as he slid), and later advanced to third on Aaron Judge's ground out back to the pitcher. Robert Gsellman looked at Ellsbury but didn't hold him long enough before throwing Judge out. Unfortunately, the Yankees could not bring Ells home. In the bottom of the inning, the Mets didn't waste their opportunity. Juan Lagares opened with a double down the third base line all the way to the corner off Yankees starter Jaime Garcia. After moving to third on a ground out, he scored on a sacrifice fly to left by Yoenis Cespedes. The Mets had the early 1-0 lead.
The second inning was weird but the Yankees came away with the game-tying run. With the Mets rotating third baseman Travis d'Arnaud and second baseman Asdrubal Cabrera in frequent positional switches, Chase Headley drew a one-out walk against Mets starter Robert Gsellman. A wild pitch by Gsellman into the dirt through catcher Rene Rivera's legs allowed Headley to move to second, followed by a passed ball on Rivera that advanced him to third. Rivera's look back at Gsellman was a classic "WTF?". Garrett Cooper grounded out to third on a diving stop by Asdrubal Cabrera but Headley scored on the play. The Yankees had tied the game.
Aaron Judge led off the 4th inning with his towering blast. It was one of those "wow" moments. The home run was Judge's 37th of the year. The Yankees had taken their first lead of the game, 2-1.
In the bottom of the 5th, Rene Rivera hit a two-out solo homer over the wall in left center to tie the game. It seemed so wrong that his homer counted as much as Judge's did.
In the bottom of the inning, the Mets came right back to tie the game again. Asdrubal Cabrera opened the inning with a single to left. He subsequently tried to steal second on a ball that got away from Gary Sanchez, but it was a bad idea to test El Gary's arm. Out at second. Yoenis Cespedes drew a walk from Jaime Garcia and Michael Conforto doubled to left…a roller to the wall, advancing Cespedes to third. Manager Joe Girardi pulled Garcia and brought Tommy Kahnle into the game. Travis d'Arnaud lofted a sacrifice fly to center that scored Cespedes but Kahnle was able to limit the damage to only the one run. Game was tied again at 3.
Ronald Torreyes led off the 7th inning with a double to the left field corner. What can you say about Toe? He is constantly coming up with key, unsung hits in critical moments. A sacrifice bunt by Brett Gardner, pinch-hitting for Kahnle, pushed Toe to third. Successive walks of Jacoby Ellsbury and Aaron Hicks by Paul Sewald loaded the bases. Admittedly, the fourth ball to Hicks looked like the third strike but oh well, I'll take it. Aaron Judge had first crack at the potential scoring opportunity but he popped out to the catcher. Didi Gregorius was next and he didn't miss his opportunity. He rapped a double with authority to the right field corner, scoring both Toe and Ellsbury.
From there, the Yankees rode the bullpen arms of Adam Warren and David Robertson to victory. The Mets were given four outs in the bottom of the 9th when a third strike on Amed Rosario rolled under Gary Sanchez's glove to the backstop, allowing Rosario to reach first. Robertson was charged with the wild pitch, but Sanchez should have had his glove down. Robertson shook it off and did what he does best. He closed the game out for his 14th save on a called strikeout of Rene Rivera who had represented the potential tying run. I continue to be thankful every day that DRob is a Yankee again.
The Yankees (64-55) were unable to pick up any ground on the Boston Red Sox. The Sox were trailing the St Louis Cardinals, 4-2, in the bottom of the 9th at Fenway Park, but Xander Bogaerts homered and Mookie Betts hit a two-run double to give the Red Sox the 5-4 walk-off win. So, the Yankees remain 4 1/2 games behind the Sox. The Sox are off today so the Yankees will either gain or lose a 1/2 game depending upon the outcome of the Yankees-Mets series finale. Both the Tampa Bay Rays and Baltimore Orioles lost. The Rays dropped a 3-2 contest to the Toronto Blue Jays and the O's were beaten 7-6 by Yonder Alonso and the Seattle Mariners. So, they trail the Yankees by 5 1/2 and 6 games, respectively.
Mets starting catcher Travis d'Arnaud, who hadn't played third since high school, was forced to play the position when both Wilmer Flores and Jose Reyes were scratched before the game due to ribcage injuries. d'Arnaud and Cabrera, the second baseman, made a total of 22 positional switches during the course of the game. Cabrera would frequently move to third for right-handed hitters. It was a smart play by Mets manager Terry Collins as he limited the fielding chances for d'Arnaud. Cabrera took all of the grounders to third and d'Arnaud only had to deal with a popup.
If we don't make the play-offs, it's a failure. Any year, any year. That's just the mindset for us.
It was a great first two and a half months. It's been tough the last two months for the most part. But I think they're coming out of it and the pitching additions we made at the Deadline are already helping, and we're going to have a strong last five, six weeks.
The changes we did at the last Trade Deadline a year ago clearly [were] a difficult decision. But I made it, it was mine, and we got a lot of good players from it and we still stayed in contention until the last couple weeks. But we've been fortunate. The young guys we kept talking about for three, four years finally got to the point where they could contribute at the big league level. Other guys — [international] signings like Estevan Florial — have been good. So we've got a very good player development system right now, and we're competing. That's always a very good sign. And it's always tough to give up some of the top [prospects], but I wasn't going to do it for a rental. If you do it, you do it for a young guy that's under control for a year or two.
We can still go into the free-agent market. We'll just have to see who's ready [in the Minor League system] and who's not and how the team looks at X [payroll] number.
Greg Bird began his rehab assignment last night with the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders. After the RailRiders completed the rain suspended game from the night before (which they lost 9-4 to the Gwinnett Braves), Bird was penciled into the lineup at first base for the regularly scheduled Wednesday game. He was 0-for-2 with a strikeout in the first four innings of the RailRiders' 4-1 loss to the Braves. Chance Adams, 9-4, was the losing pitcher.
CC Sabathia will be activated off the DL on Saturday according to Sweeny Murti of WFAN. He's scheduled to make the start against the Boston Red Sox. I wish I felt more optimistic about this news than I do.
Have a great Thursday! Let's sweep the Subway Series with a win! Go Yankees!


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Beautiful black tripod Ant chair by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen. This chair has been designed in 1952 for the canteen of Novo Nordisk, a Danish healthcare company. It was initially conceived to be stable, stackable and solid at the same time. Nowadays editions have 4 legs instead of 3. This edition is old which can be seen underneath the chair by the metallic cover. This black chair is a real eye-catcher and can be used anywhere as display. A bathroom, an entrance hall, an empty corner somewhere. It's small and doesn't take much space. Practical, charming and extremely refined. The kind of item which "makes" it!


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Carry It Anywhere: Trail and Yoga Edition
To celebrate Memorial May, Equest Hooves for Heroes and Warrior Spirit Project will host Carry It Anywhere, a fundraising event in partnership with Carry The Load where participants can carry it on the trail and in a yoga class! Carry It Anywhere will take place on Sunday, May 16, from 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Equest at Texas Horse Park (811 Pemberton Hill Road, Building 4, Dallas, TX 75217). Suggested donation is $50 or more. Register here. Comfortable walking shoes, water bottles, yoga mats, and masks are suggested. Call Equest at 972-412-1099 for more information.
The event begins with a one-hour, round-trip guided hike through the Trinity River Forest for the annual flag replacement to honor the many veterans who have served our country. Then, stretch, meditate, and restore in a Yoga with Horses class led by Warrior Spirit Project, a nonprofit dedicated to strengthening the spirit of veterans and first responders through "yoga, dogs, and dirt."
Carry It Anywhere will benefit Equest's Hooves for Heroes program that is committed to helping veterans and military families successfully transition to civilian life by leveraging the healing power of horses. Equest is proud to be a seven-year Carry The Load nonprofit partner and an original member of the "Continuum of Care," CTL's collaborative network of nonprofits dedicated to providing year-round support for those who sacrifice on our behalf.
"I'll be participating to honor my friend, LTC. Daniel Holland, a post 9-11 veteran who sacrificed everything in support of the Global War on Terrorism and died in combat on May 18, 2006," said Jeff Hensley, Equest board member and co-founder of Equest Hooves for Heroes. "We hope you join us in raising a flag to raise awareness for our fallen soldiers and to raise funds to provide healing services for the mind, body, and soul of our warriors."
ABOUT CARRY THE LOAD
Carry The Load is a 501(c)3 nonprofit founded in 2011 by veteran U.S. Navy SEALs Clint Bruce and Stephen Holley. Carry The Load's mission is to provide an active way to honor and remember our nation's heroes by connecting Americans to the sacrifices made by our military, veterans, first responders and their families. For more information, visit http://www.carrytheload.org. Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube.
ABOUT EQUEST
Founded in 1981, Equest provides equine assisted learning, therapies and counseling to children and adults with physical, cognitive, sensory, coping and learning disabilities and veterans with adjustment challenges. The services provided include physical and occupational therapy, equine facilitated counseling and equine assisted learning, therapeutic carriage driving, therapeutic horsemanship and competition. With the help of 30 therapy horses, eight instructors, four therapists, three counselors, and 700 volunteers, lives are changed for more than 2,000 served annually. Equest was the first PATH International Premier Accredited Center in Texas and remains one of the largest in the country. Equest offers an engaging volunteer program that provides 30,000 hours of direct program service opportunities each year. www.equest.org
ABOUT WARRIOR SPIRIT PROJECT
Warrior Spirit Project's mission is to bolster purpose and strengthen the spirit of veterans and first responders (Warriors) through yoga, dogs and dirt, offering tools for resilience, growth and meaningful community engagement. Wounded Warrior Spirit is the "Nonprofit Award" recipient of D CEO's 2019 Nonprofit and Corporate Citizenship Awards. www.warriorspiritproject.org
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For price like around 200 breakfast still not included. Luxury I mean for such not clean room (floors, corners, under furniture and bed spots). The cleaning lady came into the room without knocking (wow!) 30 minutes before the checkout (wow!), I was in the bathroom half-naked (wow!). We stayed in the city only one night and wanted to find a late supper in a good restaurant (we were dressed for a glamorous dinner) and asked advice from the receptionist lady (local resident?) and she advised only 'Hot wings' ('hey, do you see that I'm in the long evening red dress?!'). I mean, the pictures that are used for promo are much better than what they really are.
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Patty Hill was a kindergarten principal in Louisville, Kentucky, developing various teaching methods at what is now the Little Loomhouse;[6] her sister Mildred was a pianist and composer.[7] The sisters used "Good Morning to All" as a song that young children would find easy to sing.[8] The combination of melody and lyrics in "Happy Birthday to You" first appeared in print in 1912, and probably existed even earlier.[9]
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None of the early appearances of the "Happy Birthday to You" lyrics included credits or copyright notices. The Summy Company registered a copyright in 1935, crediting authors Preston Ware Orem and Mrs. R. R. Forman. In 1988, Warner/Chappell Music purchased the company owning the copyright for US$25 million, with the value of "Happy Birthday" estimated at US$5 million.[10][11] Based on the 1935 copyright registration, Warner claimed that the United States copyright will not expire until 2030, and that unauthorized public performances of the song are illegal unless royalties are paid to Warner. In one specific instance in February 2010, the royalty for a single use was said to be US$700.[12] By one estimate, the song is the highest-earning single song in history.[13] In the European Union, the copyright for the song expired on January 1, 2017.[14]
You can use your regular weight printer paper! Really! The idea of a printable is that it's artwork that might be temporary or easy to switch out for something new. However, if you've fallen in love with one of my printables (aw, shucks!) and would like a more permanent piece of art, I recommend photo paper (matte), cardstock, premium (heavyweight) paper or archival paper. Make sure to check your printer settings and adjust the paper accordingly so it will not get stuck inside your printer. This is especially true for thicker paper.
It is likely that teachers and students spontaneously adapted the published version of "Good Morning to All" to celebrate birthdays in the classroom, changing the lyrics to "Happy Birthday" in the process.[3] The complete text of "Happy Birthday to You" first appeared in print as the final four lines of Edith Goodyear Alger's poem "Roy's Birthday", published in her book A Primer of Work and Play, copyrighted by D. C. Heath in 1901, with no reference to the words being sung.[22] The first book including "Happy Birthday" lyrics set to the tune of "Good Morning to All" that bears a date of publication is from 1911 in The Elementary Worker and His Work, but earlier references exist to a song called "Happy Birthday to You" including an article from 1901 in the Inland Educator and Indiana School Journal.[23] Children's Praise and Worship, edited by Andrew Byers, Bessie L. Byrum and Anna E. Koglin, published the song in 1918. In 1924, Robert Coleman included "Good Morning to All" in a songbook with the birthday lyrics as a second verse. Coleman also published "Happy Birthday" in The American Hymnal in 1933.
On July 28, 2015, one day prior to a scheduled ruling, Nelson's attorneys Betsy Manifold and Mark Rifkin presented new evidence that they argued was conclusive proof that the song was in the public domain, "thus making it unnecessary for the Court to decide the scope or validity of the disputed copyrights, much less whether Patty Hill abandoned any copyright she may have had to the lyrics". Several weeks prior, they had been given access to documents held back from them by Warner/Chappell, which included a copy of the 15th edition of The Everyday Song Book, published in 1927. The book contained "Good Morning and Happy Birthday", but the copy was blurry, obscuring a line of text below the title. Manifold and Rifkin located a clearer copy of an older edition, published in 1922, that also contained the "Happy Birthday" lyrics. The previously obscured line was revealed to be the credit "Special permission through courtesy of The Clayton F Summy Co.". Manifold and Rifkin argued that because the music and lyrics were published without a valid copyright notice as was required at the time, "Happy Birthday" was in the public domain.[38]
Warner/Chappell disputed the evidence, arguing that unless there was "necessary authorization from the copyright owner", the "Happy Birthday" lyrics and sheet music would still be subject to common law copyright as an unpublished work, and that it was unknown whether the "special permission" from the Summy Company covered "Good Morning to All", "Happy Birthday", or both, thus alleging that the publication in The Everyday Song Book was unauthorized. The company also argued that it was not acting in bad faith in withholding the evidence of the 1927 publication.[39]
And so, in June 2015, I released my Life Binder product to the world - meaning I listed it on Etsy and told my email list about it. Then...my phone started "cha-chinging" more than it ever had before! By the end of the month, I had reached $1000 in sales! That blew my mind. I had made more in one month with one product than I had in the last 18 months!
The programs we tested range in price from $10 to $50. Our favorite greeting card software for Mac landed near the bottom of that price range at $13 and has the best selection of templates and graphics. Some of the $40 programs have better sharing options and editing tools, but if you don't need thousands of templates, we suggest checking out the low-cost software we tested.
Thank you so much for this resource! I used it to download a bunch of great images that we have put on custom olive oil labels and big canvas shopping bags that have ironed on images. Each person/family will get a bottle and bag that coordinate, but no two are alike. We did the olive oil through The Olive Oil Source. This is what we are giving this year as our homemade gift! (We will add some spiced nuts too because our family would kill us if we skipped them.) I just cannot get over how awesome the feed is, but I do have one piece of advice (learned the hard way): Leave it open in a tab as you go through and download, so that you can pick up where you left off. I stopped after about 75 pages, but when I wanted to venture back I had to leap frog about 8 pages at a time.


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February 4, 2021 |by Calyx Reed, Marketing Content Writer
February is National Bird Feeding month! Bird feeding and watching are great ways to tap into the natural world around you. For the month of February, Touchmark's blog will be dedicated to exploring the representative birds in each state or province where there is a Touchmark community. If you don't see your community represented in this post, check back in a couple of weeks to learn about a bird near you!
The American robin, the state bird of Wisconsin, is a familiar songbird for many. Typically a sign of spring, robins are often seen hopping or "bobbin'" (as the 1926 song "When the Red, Red Robin Comes Bob, Bob, Bobbin' Along" by Al Jolson goes) in yards and parks, hunting for worms. Though some American robins migrate south for the winter and return to your yard afterward, some elect to winter in place, which is why you may spot them both in the winter as well as the warmer months. Robins can have up to three broods of eggs per season. The distinctive robin's egg blue color comes from biliverdin, a pigment deposited on the shell while it is being laid. The exact reason robins lay eggs this color is unknown, though some studies suggest that the brighter the blue, the healthier the female, and the more likely the mate is to take care of the offspring that hatch from these highly-pigmented eggs.
Willow Goldfinch
The willow goldfinch, also known as the American goldfinch, is Washington's state bird. An energetic songbird that tends to grace feeders in large flocks during the winter, the willow goldfinch is a favorite among many recreational birders for its bright and cheery presence. The yellow plumage that makes goldfinches so recognizable helps male goldfinches attract mates. During the winter months, their coats have more brown and grey in them, but as the spring nesting season rolls around, you'll notice their colors becoming more vibrant. Willow goldfinches are sometimes mistaken for pine siskins, which are also in the finch family. The ability to tell the two apart takes some practice (and a pair of binoculars!), but it helps to know that they are a bit smaller than goldfinches and have streakier or patchier coloring.
The western meadowlark is the state bird of North Dakota, Oregon, and Montana, among others. A member of the ictarid family, a name that comes from the ancient Greek term for "jaundiced," these birds have a yellow belly and a distinctive call (orioles are also in this family). Though sometimes spotted at feeders, meadowlarks rely primarily on a feeding behavior called "gaping," where the birds create holes in soil or bark to gain access to insects and roots that most birds cannot obtain. In addition to feeding on the ground, and unlike the willow goldfinch and American robin, the western meadowlark nests on the ground. It builds a dome-shaped nest out of woven grass stems, sometimes in depressions made by cow or horse hooves.
Help keep the birds in your area well-fed this winter by providing them with birdseed. Winter can be a challenging time for our feathered friends, as they have to work hard to stay warm, and there aren't as many food sources available. Refresh your feeder frequently so that food does not get moldy, which can cause sickness, and consider providing birds with a water source, which is also harder to find during the winter. In return for your thoughtfulness, the birds will give you hours of enjoyment and a peek into the natural world.
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Need a new Flooring in Scotland?
In most garage conversions the floor should be elevated as the building regulations for the current garage requires a 'fire step' down into it from a habitable room. The garage conversion floor will require damp proofing and insulation to meet building regulations. If the flooring does not need to be raised but still requires additional damp proofing and insulation, there are space saving possibilities available like vacuum insulated panels which can offer the required levels of insulation without raising the level of the floor substantially.
This raised flooring can be carried out as a solid floor, provided additional damp proofing and insulation is laid on top of the existing concrete floor to be able to meet the required U-value for insulation as laid out in the building regulations. This raised solid floor can then be finished with a layer of concrete and boarded. Alternatively, a floating floor can be installed. This is often used when a larger gap between the garage conversion and your home needs to be met. A floating floor requires a timber construction with a void between your timber and the existing concrete. This also requires a layer of damp proof membrane and insulation, and also could require vents to provide ventilation and also to allow the air within the floor to circulate. Underfloor heating can also be installed in your garage conversion to provide heating to the new room.
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Scotland is amongst the 4 countries that connect with each other to form the UK, and with a population of more than 5 million, stands out as the 2nd greatest in Britain. There are actually seven cities across the country, including the capital city of Edinburgh as well as the largest by populace, Glasgow. Most of Scotland is legendary for scenery, such as the famous Highland district. Hence the populace density is definitely a low sixty five individuals per square kilometre. Whenever you're interested in household upgrades in Scotland, the great thing to do is be sure to employ the service of a reliable company to ensure a good price tag and an even better finish.


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Love Chesnut! We have involved parents, great teachers, and a close knit community.
I have to agree with the above review, the principal is out of her depth. We've been affiliated with Chesnut for several years and the succession of Ms Williams to principal has not been an asset to this school. She cannot handle even mild questioning about school practices, even when there's evidence that certain things are not working well. Defensiveness and sarcasm towards reasonable concerns from parents is not a productive way to collaborate in educating a child.
If you never have the need to question the school or raise a concern, then you'll do just fine. Otherwise, steer clear until the administration sees some changes. The attitude of "don't bother us" comes across loud and clear.
My son was here for 2 years and I couldn't wait for him to get out. I have always believed in education and the system so when he cried and was unhappy there I just asked him to toughen up. But over the months, I started to understand his hesitation. His English teacher in 5th grade doesn't know how to speak or write proper English. I always looked through his homework with him and he had a 0% on one. When I went in to ask her about it, thinking he wrote the wrong instructions, she said 'Oh, I didn't look at it properly' and changed the 0 to 100%. I was so shocked, I lost interest in his school homework because his teacher had lost interest herself. His math teacher kept calling him out on things, threatening to have him sit in the VPs office every single day. Yet when I ask what he did, it was minor things that children that age do when they are seeking notice. Shuffle around class loudly, make noise with their books on the table etc. I apologized, I offered to sit in on classes, I asked for help for what to do with him so that we worked together, they gave me NO RESPONSES. It was almost like they expected me to be combative and weren't prepared for me to be any other way. He was constantly punished harshly, couldn't go on field trips etc for things he did the day or week before which felt more vindictive and punitive than corrective. The teachers he had displayed an attitude of exhaustion, generally, even in the first week of semester. Like they were veteran teachers, but then they handle issues like novices. I could never quite understand how they acted so disconnected and tired. The principal for me seemed out of her depth, only the VP seemed aware of what he was doing in the behavior management arena. In summary, I found them really unhelpful. They were not partners but adversarial in my son's education. I know kids can be a handful and I was willing to do what it took to make sure mine wasn't. But they had no tips or advice, no direction, no insight, no plan, no ideas. It turned out to be a demoralizing experience all round. If your child asks questions, wants to know why, how, etc. If (s)he is a thinker, this might not be the place for your family. I really wanted to love it. I gave my heart, time and resources to this place. It just didn't work for us.
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Let's get real here. In order to be a nursing home resident for the last part of your life, you need to have loads in the bank. It's not cheap to live in a nursing home these days. Which means a lot of elders rely solely on their Medicaid to pay for their nursing home expenses. Medicare and Medicaid will both pay for some nursing home care but on different terms. Medicare will only pay for 100 days and then Medicaid kicks in.
Just recently the Senate Republicans and members of the House met with suggestions of drastic cuts to Medicaid funding. The federal government requires each state Medicaid program to provide some coverage for nursing home costs. Since the state has the authority to decide how much they pay facilities, they might decide to cover less of the cost of a nursing home facility.
If they don't make the decision to decrease their payments to nursing home facilities, they might make it more difficult to meet the medical qualifications to show a need for nursing home care. In response to possible cuts, states might also change some aspects of nursing care itself and what services will be offered.
In 2015, a Kaiser Family Foundation case study shows that over half (almost three quarters) of all nursing home payments comes from Medicaid. Life expectancies are longer, but the resources are not enough to support that. This hasn't posed a problem in the past because Medicaid was there to cover the rest. What happens if Medicaid funding is decreased?
Medicaid spending on nursing homes and long term care, amounts to 42% of overall spending. Although most of the Medicaid participants are pregnant women and children almost half of the money goes towards nursing homes.
A lot of nursing home residents fear for what could happen with the talk of cutting funds to Medicaid. It's safe to say that Medicaid plays an important role in nursing home coverage and if the program changes, a lot of dominoes will fall.
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Debunking the myths of driverless cars
By David Emm 2019-03-07T09:00:14Z Computing
Security issues need to be resolved before driverless cars can take to the streets
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The Department for Transport claimed it wants to see fully autonomous cars tested on UK roads by 2021. Astonishingly, this expectation was set out after several fatal crashes in Arizona, outlining a very real danger to pedestrians and passengers as a possible consequence of this technology.
The system and infrastructure used in cars today (known as a Controller Area Network) was designed back in the 80s. It was developed for exchanging information between different micro controllers. Essentially what we have is a peer-to-peer network - and an old one at that.
The main issue here is these networks weren't built with security in mind, as it was not a key concern at the time. As time has gone on, modern-day functionality has been layered onto the existing CAN infrastructure. This gives it no access control or security features, but instead, leaves access to cars potentially open to criminals.
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While no real-world hacks have been executed this way, it's been proven possible; in 2015, two researchers were able to drive a Jeep Cherokee off the road using wireless technology. As a result of this flaw, half a million cars were recalled.
This demonstrates that emerging technologies are being adopted too quickly without manufacturers fully considering the accompanying security implications.
Discomfort with autonomy
Following the fatality in Arizona last year, it was predicted it would be many years until autonomous cars replace human drivers. Realistically, I don't think driverless cars will or should ever replace human drivers in the way we imagine; where nearly everyone will continue to drive a private car, but it will be self-driving. The issue of how we implement the technology is for society to decide – whether this takes the form of private vehicles, or a co-ordinated public transport system – but I don't believe either should remove the human aspect of vehicles.
People are becoming more apprehensive when it comes to driverless cars, where safety is paramount, and rightly so. Historically, driving has always been an aspect of life where human control has been essential, so the idea of watching a film, or sleeping, while a car transports us, feels understandably 'wrong' to many people.
There are various levels of autonomy with self-driving cars – ranging from add-on features such as parking assistance through to completely driverless cars. A 'grey area' lies between the two, where the driver has very little to do, but has responsibility for the vehicle and might need to take control at some point. In the latter scenario there's a danger the driver may switch off because they aren't compelled to be in full control, and might therefore be unable to regain control in an emergency.
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Beyond the safety implications
There are safety and ethical issues to consider. Christian Wolmar raised the issue of 'the Holborn problem'. If driverless cars are automatically stop upon sensing a pedestrian, what happens when they are confronted with a mass of people milling across a busy road? Will they wait all day? Or will we be asked to accept a lower safety bar? Or if the car is given the chance to choose to avoid hurting pedestrians or the passenger in the car in the lead up to an accident, how and who will it choose? A car isn't able to make moral-based decisions on its own.
Ethics aside, in terms of cybersecurity, it is important to remember that noting can be 100% secure. Just like housework, security is never 'done' – you need to continually repeat the process of vacuuming and dusting as the dirt will be back next week. This same logic applies to securing the increasingly advanced technology in modern cars. There are still many unanswered questions and unconsidered scenarios, which we need to ascertain before we can even start to consider loosening the reigns on bringing autonomous cars to our roads.
David Emm, Principal Security Researcher at Kaspersky Lab
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Q: how to dynamically resize number input in html Hello. I would like to be able to resize my inputs based off of the value currently in them. I want to make a page that asks for values in sentence form instead of just a list of inputs. For example, I want to make it like this:

.nowrap {
    display:inline;
}

Please fill out the following form to the best of your ability.

    My name is <input type="text" id="name" value="Jane Doe">, and I am <input type="number" id="age" value="18">. I found this tool using <form class="nowrap"><select id="foundUsing"><option value="a"> Google</option><option value="b"> The Facebook ad</option><option value="c"> The Newspaper Ad</option><option value="d"> Other</option></select></form>

But the issue is, the text looks weird with long input boxes. How might I make the box automatically resize itself whenever the input gets too large, and shrink itself when it is too small? I have JQuery, if it helps, but I'm not too familiar with it. Thanks

A: You can set an initial width and in the onchange you can use something like this add or subtract
var width = document.getElementById("input-number-box").value;
document.getElementById("myInput").style.width = width + '%';

A: We can add a listener for every input tag and modifying width of that element based on entered value.

var inputTags = document.querySelectorAll('input'); // Get all the input element

for(input of inputTags){
  input.addEventListener('input', resizeInput);
  resizeInput.call(input); //To call function immediately

  function resizeInput() {
   if(this.type=='number'){
     //adding extra 3ch for number arrows
     this.style.width = this.value.length + 3 + "ch";
   }
   //we can handle more cases like files
   else{
    this.style.width = this.value.length + "ch";
    }
  }
}
.nowrap {
    display:inline;
}
select{
 width:100px;
}

Please fill out the following form to the best of your ability.

    My name is <input type="text" id="name" value="Jane Doe">, and I am <input type="number" id="age" value="18">. I found this tool using <form class="nowrap"><select id="foundUsing"><option value="a"> Google</option><option value="b"> The Facebook ad</option><option value="c"> The Newspaper Ad</option><option value="d"> Other</option></select></form>

A: I created a hidden div where I add span and take the measure calculated by the browser, then I use that value for the input boxes with a padding that depends on the type of input

function resizeElem (elemId, paddingRight) {
  if (!paddingRight) {
    paddingRight = 0;
  }

  let calcDiv = document.getElementById("sizeCalcDiv");

  let elem = document.getElementById(elemId);
  let elemValue = elem.value;
  if (elem.nodeName==="SELECT") {
    elemValue = elem.options[elem.selectedIndex].innerHTML;
  }
  if (!elemValue) {
    elemValue="";
  }

  let spanCalc = document.getElementById(elemId+"_sizeCalc");
  if (!spanCalc) {
    spanCalc = document.createElement("SPAN");
    spanCalc.id=elemId+"_sizeCalc";
    calcDiv.appendChild(spanCalc);
  }
  spanCalc.innerHTML=elemValue;
  elem.style.width=spanCalc.offsetWidth+paddingRight+"px";
}

resizeElem("name",5);
resizeElem("age",25);
resizeElem("foundUsing",20);
.nowrap {
    display:inline;
}

.hidden {
  height:0;
  overflow: hidden;
}

Please fill out the following form to the best of your ability.

    My name is <input type="text" id="name" value="Jane Doe" onkeydown="resizeElem('name',5);">, and I am <input type="number" id="age" value="183" onkeyup="resizeElem('age',25);">. I found this tool using <form class="nowrap"><select id="foundUsing" onclick="resizeElem('foundUsing',20);"><option value="a"> Google</option><option value="b"> The Facebook ad</option><option value="c"> The Newspaper Ad</option><option value="d"> Other</option></select></form>

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Below is a detailed biography about William Brighty Rands, an English poet from the Victorian era. He is best known for his nursery rhymes and congregational hymns. He is definitely one of the major writers of the Victorian era.
Early Life of William Brighty Rands
William was born in West London in the town of Chelsea, England on the 24th of December 1823. He came from a non-gentry and simple family of candlemakers. His father had a shop in Chelsea. He went to school for a short while until the age of 13 after which he is known to have self taught.
A portrait of William Brighty Rands
He had a huge flair for learning and is known have mastered both Greek and Latin as a young teenage boy. He worked at several offices and warehouses. He is also known to have taken up acting for his interest as an experiment.
Soon, he started working with an international merchant when he also mastered French and Spanish.
Career and Works
He is known for his appreciation and determination to learn new languages. In his later years, he also learnt Chinese. In the year 1857, he worked at the House of Commons as a reporter for Messrs and was loved by all there. He was often praised for being helpful and cheerful. During his free time from the Parliament responsibilities, he wrote his children books with rhymes and poems.
He also earned a vote of thanks from he committee. His job was fairly demanding and required travel and hence he soon gave it up.
Due to his poor health, he had to resign from the Parliament in the year 1875. He is known to be shy in nature which is evident by his pseudonyms for his different books, namely – Matthew Browne, Henry Holbeach, T Talker. Under Henry Holbeach, he wrote a wonderful story called 'Shoemaker's Village'. The 'Chain of Lilies' is one of the works that he published under his own name.
He was a regular preacher at the chapel of Brixton and is also known to have composed congregational hymns that are popular even today. His hymns were not only inspirational, but also his original work of art. He also published his books and periodicals that were popular throughout the Victorian era.
His periodicals were based on the city of London and basically took charge of topics like 'men and manners' to large publishing firms like the 'Illustrated Times'. Some of his works for adults were 'Moral Criteria' and 'Moral Codes' that came out in 1869 in the 'Contemporary Review'.
He is also known to have written articles for the famous – Gazette, Pall Mall and Spectator. He was also one of the founding members of the London Newspaper called 'Citizen'. He wrote a children's fairy tale every Christmas.
Many of his poems express his great love for nature such as the 'Great Wide', 'Beautiful', 'Wonderful World' and more.
Lines from the poem 'Great Wide' by William Brighty Rands
Great, wide, beautiful, wonderful World,
With the wonderful water round you curled,
And the wonderful grass upon your breast-
World, you are beautifully drest.
The wonderful air is over me,
And the wonderful wind is shaking the tree,
It walks on the water, and whirls the mills,
And talks to itself on the tops of the hills.
You friendly Earth! how far do you go,
With the wheat-fields that nod and the rivers that flow,
With cities and gardens, and cliffs, and isles,
And people upon you for thousands of miles?
Ah, you are so great, and I am so small,
I tremble to think of you, World, at all;
And yet, when I said my prayers to-day,
A whisper inside me seemed to say,
"You are more than the Earth, though you are such a dot:
You can love and think, and the Earth cannot!"
Death of William Brighty Rands
William died at the age of 58 years in East Dulwich on the 23rd of April, 1882.
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Have you ever imagined what our Founders would think if they were to come back alive and witness the sorry state of our republic and the system they created? I'd love to see the look on their faces were they to see, of all things, the fact that the presidential veto barely exists and instead the judiciary vetoes legislation.
President Trump has never used his veto pen. You might not find that surprising, since his political party controls Congress. But Republicans have been passing one budget bill after another that violates every tenet of Trump's campaign agenda. The president's veto pen is an extremely powerful tool to leverage a president's agenda, particularly on budget bills. Vetoes have been overridden only 111 times in our nation's history, just eight times since President Reagan's tenure. Yet Trump seems to think he must sign anything that passes. He refuses to even threaten a veto. That time is now … or never.
This week may very well determine the outcome of the midterm elections. The omnibus budget bill, which will fund all government programs for the remainder of the fiscal year, will be voted on this week. This is the last opportunity for Trump to score points for his agenda and build a narrative from which to win back voters. Sadly, unless conservatives are vigilant, this bill will provide even more victories for the Left while depressing conservatives. It will fund sanctuary cities, fund Planned Parenthood, bail out insurance companies, and create more and more massive debt. Amidst the clamor over palace intrigue in the White House and endless scandals, this is the single most important story of March.
If we had spoken to the Founders during the Constitutional Convention, they would have candidly admitted that their master plan could run off the tracks in many different ways. One thing they likely never considered, though, was that the presidential veto pen would turn out to be a weak tool.
The Convention debated back and forth the need for a veto override. They originally passed a motion to set the threshold for an override at three-fourths of both houses of Congress, but after Roger Sherman, Charles Pinckney, Hugh Williamson, and Elbridge Gerry voiced concerns that this would place power in the hands of a president and a small number allies (enough to defeat a three-fourths vote), a sharply divided convention hall settled on a two-thirds threshold to override the veto. Additionally, they rejected the original proposal of a "council of revision" suggested by Madison, which would have placed the veto in the hands of a joint council between the president and some Supreme Court justices. Instead, the president alone would have such power. How tragic and ironic that now we have an illegal (lower court!) judicial veto, yet the executive veto is almost never used.
Isn't it time for the president to make it clear where he stands and issue clear veto threats on the omnibus if it doesn't fund a minimum threshold of his priorities and if it continues funding sanctuary cities and Planned Parenthood? He should make it clear that bad bills will be headed for defeat, as Wilson envisioned.
The word "veto" in Latin means "I forbid." The president should use his bully pulpit to say that on behalf of his electorate, he forbids funding for a private organization under criminal investigation for harvesting baby organs. That he forbids funding for the issuance of visas that bring in dangerous people to this country. That he forbids funding for Obama's executive amnesty and executive regulations that the courts are illegally perpetuating. That he forbids federal grant funding for sanctuary cities that endanger the entire federal union, are preventing us from redressing the drug smuggling crisis, and defy federal immigration law. And that he forbids the mortgaging of our future with crushing debt and skyrocketing interest payments to China.
"Well, what about a government shutdown?" you might ask. If Trump remains resolute and uses his bully pulpit, he can intimidate GOP leaders into passing his bill out of the House. Then, in the Senate, GOP leaders can force Democrats into a talking filibuster. They would be the ones who would have to stand before the American people and block a bill funding the government over funding for sanctuary cities in endless speeches that must continue until all senators have spoken twice.
Here's the grim reality the president is facing: Congress will not pass budget reconciliation this year and will not directly reform the filibuster. Not a single one of his priorities, assuming they are indeed his priorities, will pass this year. Nor will Republicans have 60 votes next year, either, even if they wind up winning the election. His veto is his last point of leverage.
Unless Trump makes the veto pen great again, the status quo on policy will reign supreme while we spend ourselves into oblivion. Unless he uses his veto pen now with a GOP Congress to leverage his priorities and build a narrative for November, he will be confronted with a Democrat Congress next year.


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Exhibition // Nicky Broekhuysen's Potency Filled Things
Article by Sarah Gretsch in Berlin; Wednesday, Jul. 10, 2013
In a world of hierarchies and borders, art is a way of reeling in, containing this chaos, placing symbols in objects of sensual and ideological power. As a universality of forms, art integrates perspectives in exposing, studying, and perhaps explaining this peculiar state of things. Artist Nicky Broekhuysen's works maintain a poignant understanding of visual forms and materiality in using 1's and 0's (her personal stamp of binary numbers) as a tool to propose questions of origins, communication, society, and order. In her current show, Potency Filled Things, Broekhuysen takes these concepts even further, drawing from a new form of inspiration––months spent in her birthplace of South Africa studying rock paintings by native Bushmen.
Walking into Potency Filled Things, the result of this research and Broekhuysen's current show at Dittrich & Schlechtriem, is a bit like entering a private archaeology collection. Large-scale sculptural pieces and photographs are squeezed into the small space of just three rooms, yet arranged with an immediate sense of sensitivity. Artist Nicky Broekhuysen curated the exhibit, understanding better than anyone which ways her pieces would fit together.
"Potency Filled Things" (2013), exhibition view at Dittrich & Schlechtriem; photo courtesy of Dittrich & Schlechtriem
In light of her heritage, but also drawn by a personal curiosity intertwined with artistic themes of wider systems and structures, she returned to South Africa in March 2013. Despite enjoying a privileged upbringing during the Apartheid in South Africa, the process and resulting works are not laden with guilt; instead, they carry a certain feeling of curiosity, exploration, and admiration of the Bushmen people, a focus of Broekhuysen's trip. Their rock paintings in the remote Winterberg region were a source of pleasure and interest since her first encounters with them as a child. In forming the very first traces of the DNA structure in our bodies today, the Bushmen are the origin of our society, and especially appropriate for Broekhuysen's interest in the societal and cultural building blocks of past and present. For weeks she isolated herself in the mountainous place, observing, learning about the rock surfaces and the pigments used by these people.
"Rock Painting Sites (1)" (2013), pigment print on Hahnemüle Museum Etching Paper, 111 x 137,4 cm; photo courtesy of Dittrich & Schlechtriem
What at first appears as photographic documentation, the series Rock Painting Sites 1, 2, and 3 are also aesthetic moments of the barrenness of the environment, the disobedient surfaces of the rock upon which paintings weave, the red and ochre iron oxide pigments reflected in the surface on works in the surrounding exhibition. One can sense the force of the nature of this place that Broekhuysen must have felt, inspiring a new sensitivity to the material and her artistic intervention upon it.
The use of red and ochre iron oxide is not only a thematic element that ties many of the works together, but was molded into a sculptural form for the work Over Time. For the Bushmen, pigment was equivalent to potency, the more powerful the pigment (obtained by mixing the iron oxide with animal fat or blood of the actual animal depicted), the greater potency of the painting. With Over Time Broekhuysen creates an endless cycle with this pigment, as the rock itself is the source of the pigment, splitting under heat and pressure and exuding the iron oxide.
Broekhuysen took this liquid and made it rock again, molding and firing it into small sculptural forms. Some surfaces are sanded and shiny, others show their raw color, the pigment becomes not merely a surface decoration, but the surface itself.
"Over Time" (2013), pigment forms over 4 granite paving stones (Berlin), 74 x 190 x 80 cm; photo courtesy of Dittrich & Schlechtriem
After walking around for a few minutes, I notice that I am consistently drawn back to the room with the floor tiles. Perhaps twenty of them pressed together, side-by-side. They take on an immediate and certain familiarity, their native sandy hue mimicking the facades on a stroll through Berlin streets. This is further developed by two nearby granite stones kissing corners, precariously leaning diagonally upon one another. Found by Broekhuysen on nearby Torstrasse, they were pried out of their previous contexts, lying still on a street, to be placed into the context of an art gallery.
This notion of context, of moving around and displacement is one Broekhuysen takes further as a metaphor for colonization in the marble tile work, cleverly titled Rise and Fall. As the stone acted as a doorway for the Bushmen, Broekhuysen also approaches the stone not as a solid surface but one that can hold layers of meaning, containing both the markings of history and additions made by the artist's hand. The notion of intervention comes into focus as the tiles were taken from various villas, never belonging together until this moment. The scrapes of past usage, of heavy doors swung open and closed, of years of dirty shoes treading across, while engravings upon the surface by Broekhuysen add a further element of intervention. Marble calls upon images of ancient Greece, while Villas in Brandenburg from the nineteenth century bring to the surface a colonial history (Germany lost its colony in Southwest Africa after World War I). The layers intertwine and create interesting and puzzling relationships that cannot be accidental.
"Rise And Fall" (2013), engraved binary code on used found marble floor tiles, 160 x 200 cm; photo courtesy of Dittrich & Schlechtriem
The aesthetics alone in each work of Potency Filled Things continue the strength of Broekhuysen's previous works––of repetition in numbers, symbols, and questions of communication and sources. The works are also accessible at a purely visual level, as objects taken from a certain context and placed in that of art. By using familiar and tangible images, colors, and textures the works shift with the viewer and moments in time, just as history does in its layers of development. Drawing inspiration from a certain personal history, adding layers of political and cultural meaning, Broekhuysen asks small questions that develop into greater issues of borders and time that keep one thinking beyond the moments in the gallery space.
DITTRICH & SCHLECHTRIEM
"Potency Filled Things" – NICKY BROEKHUYSEN
Exhibition: Jun. 22 – Aug. 03, 2013
Opening Reception: Friday, Jun. 21; 6-8pm
Tucholskystraße 38 (click here for map)
Sarah Gretsch is living in Germany since January 2012. Originally from the United States, where she pursued her Bachelor's in Art history, she is now continuing her studies in Berlin.
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At Westbourne, we incorporate Design and Technology within the class topic, whenever possible, whilst realising that specific skills need to be taught to ensure that the correct use is made of tools and materials. All the children have opportunities to complete a design and make task each term and D.T. Day each year gives additional opportunities for assessment. Design and Technology requires pupils to apply skills and knowledge acquired from a range of subjects. D.T. is directly concerned with generating ideas, making, doing and evaluating. .
§ understand and apply the principles of nutrition and learn how to cook.
Through a variety of creative and practical activities, pupils should be taught the knowledge, understanding and skills needed design and make successfully. They work in a range of relevant contexts [for example, the home and school, gardens and playgrounds).
§ design purposeful, functional, appealing products for themselves and other users based on design criteria, that they can talk about and evaluate.
§ select from and use a range of tools and equipment to perform practical tasks safely and successfully.
§ select from and use a wide range of materials and components, including construction materials, textiles and ingredients, according to their characteristics.
§ explore and use mechanisms [for example, levers, sliders, wheels and axles] in their products.
§ apply their understanding of computing to program, monitor and control their products.


Software packages: Rhino, Grasshopper, Blender, Magics, Rhinoscript.
To introduce each RP technique we will be using a range of software, including 3d modeling (Rhino, Blender, Magics) and parametric tools (Grasshopper, Rhinoscript). This subject suits students with good digital and physical modeling skills, however particular software knowledge is not required. Each student will produce a series of four 'kinds' of fabricated models – flat cut and assemble, plaster or resin 3d print, CAD CAM routed, and a 'hybrid' piece created from two or more techniques.


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The Rolling Stones – Jumpin' Jack Flash – Adelaide
Last night the Rolling Stones lit the fuse of their 14 ON FIRE tour of Australia and New Zealand, with a sold out show at…
Last night the Rolling Stones lit the fuse of their 14 ON FIRE tour of Australia and New Zealand, with a sold out show at the Adelaide Oval.
The band played a 19 song set to a sold out crowd of 53,300 rocking fans. Mick, Keith, Charlie and Ronnie were joined by the 14 ON FIRE touring band of Chuck Leavell, Darryl Jones, Tim Ries, Karl Denson, Bernard Fowler, Lisa Fischer and Matt Clifford, and special guest Mick Taylor.
During the encore a man ran onto the stage, but the security guards tackled him and he was escorted off the premises. Mick quipped, "All part of the act, some Aussies Rules tackling!"
The band are now heading to the Perth Arena where they will play their next two shows.
Jumpin' Jack Flash
Let's Spend The Night Together
It's Only Rock 'N' Roll (But I Like It)
Tumbling Dice
Doom & Gloom
Like A Rolling Stone (song vote winner)
Honky Tonk Women
Happy (with Keith on lead vocals)
Can't Be Seen (with Keith on lead vocals)
Midnight Rambler (with Mick Taylor)
You Can't Always Get What You Want (with the Young Adelaide Voices and the Adelaide Chamber Singers)
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (with Mick Taylor)
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