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Long Sheet - Part II
CAL DAVIS (6 - 14) at CAL POLY-SLO (5 - 15) - 2/7/2019, 10:00 PM
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CAL POLY-SLO is 13-31 ATS (-21.1 Units) in all games over the last 2 seasons.
CAL POLY-SLO is 13-31 ATS (-21.1 Units) in all lined games over the last 2 seasons.
CAL POLY-SLO is 12-23 ATS (-13.3 Units) as an underdog over the last 2 seasons.
CAL POLY-SLO is 13-32 ATS (-22.2 Units) as a home underdog of 3 points or less or pick since 1997.
CAL POLY-SLO is 3-12 ATS (-10.2 Units) in all home games over the last 2 seasons.
CAL POLY-SLO is 3-12 ATS (-10.2 Units) in home lined games over the last 2 seasons.
CAL POLY-SLO is 9-24 ATS (-17.4 Units) in a home game where the total is 120 to 129.5 since 1997.
CAL POLY-SLO is 4-19 ATS (-16.9 Units) against conference opponents over the last 2 seasons.
CAL POLY-SLO is 3-19 ATS (-17.9 Units) after a conference game over the last 2 seasons.
CAL POLY-SLO is 2-9 ATS (-7.9 Units) in home games revenging a road loss vs opponent over the last 2 seasons.
CAL POLY-SLO is 1-15 ATS (-15.5 Units) off a loss against a conference rival over the last 2 seasons.
CAL POLY-SLO is 1-12 ATS (-12.2 Units) after allowing 80 points or more over the last 2 seasons.
CAL POLY-SLO is 2-8 ATS (-6.8 Units) when playing against a team with a losing record this season.
CAL POLY-SLO is 1-11 ATS (-11.1 Units) when playing against a team with a losing record after 15 or more games over the last 2 seasons.
Head-to-Head Series History
CAL DAVIS is 4-2 against the spread versus CAL POLY-SLO over the last 3 seasons
CAL DAVIS is 5-1 straight up against CAL POLY-SLO over the last 3 seasons
4 of 6 games in this series have gone OVER THE TOTAL over the last 3 seasons
STANFORD (11 - 10) at OREGON ST (14 - 7) - 2/7/2019, 10:00 PM
STANFORD is 0-6 ATS (-6.6 Units) in a road game where the total is 140 to 144.5 over the last 2 seasons.
STANFORD is 2-1 against the spread versus OREGON ST over the last 3 seasons
STANFORD is 3-0 straight up against OREGON ST over the last 3 seasons
SAN DIEGO (15 - 8) at LOYOLA-MARYMOUNT (16 - 7) - 2/7/2019, 10:00 PM
SAN DIEGO is 180-143 ATS (+22.7 Units) as an underdog since 1997.
SAN DIEGO is 24-11 ATS (+11.9 Units) in road games over the last 3 seasons.
SAN DIEGO is 24-11 ATS (+11.9 Units) in road lined games over the last 3 seasons.
LOYOLA-MARYMOUNT is 64-94 ATS (-39.4 Units) as a favorite since 1997.
LOYOLA-MARYMOUNT is 109-144 ATS (-49.4 Units) in all home games since 1997.
LOYOLA-MARYMOUNT is 109-144 ATS (-49.4 Units) in home lined games since 1997.
LOYOLA-MARYMOUNT is 68-94 ATS (-35.4 Units) in home games against conference opponents since 1997.
LOYOLA-MARYMOUNT is 43-65 ATS (-28.5 Units) in home games off a loss against a conference rival since 1997.
SAN DIEGO is 3-2 against the spread versus LOYOLA-MARYMOUNT over the last 3 seasons
SAN DIEGO is 4-1 straight up against LOYOLA-MARYMOUNT over the last 3 seasons
3 of 5 games in this series have gone UNDER THE TOTAL over the last 3 seasons
SANTA CLARA (12 - 11) at PEPPERDINE (11 - 12) - 2/7/2019, 10:00 PM
SANTA CLARA is 113-78 ATS (+27.2 Units) in road games against conference opponents since 1997.
SANTA CLARA is 107-75 ATS (+24.5 Units) in road games after a conference game since 1997.
SANTA CLARA is 66-37 ATS (+25.3 Units) in road games when playing against a team with a losing record since 1997.
SANTA CLARA is 43-25 ATS (+15.5 Units) in road games when playing against a team with a losing record after 15 or more games since 1997.
SANTA CLARA is 5-1 against the spread versus PEPPERDINE over the last 3 seasons
SANTA CLARA is 5-1 straight up against PEPPERDINE over the last 3 seasons
BYU (14 - 10) at PORTLAND (7 - 17) - 2/7/2019, 11:00 PM
BYU is 4-11 ATS (-8.1 Units) when the total is 150 to 159.5 this season.
BYU is 1-8 ATS (-7.8 Units) in road games this season.
BYU is 1-8 ATS (-7.8 Units) in road lined games this season.
BYU is 4-13 ATS (-10.3 Units) off a win against a conference rival over the last 2 seasons.
BYU is 250-194 ATS (+36.6 Units) as a favorite since 1997.
BYU is 93-65 ATS (+21.5 Units) when playing against a team with a losing record since 1997.
PORTLAND is 5-12 ATS (-8.2 Units) as an underdog this season.
PORTLAND is 63-90 ATS (-36.0 Units) in February games since 1997.
PORTLAND is 23-45 ATS (-26.5 Units) in home games after 3 or more consecutive losses since 1997.
PORTLAND is 16-35 ATS (-22.5 Units) versus poor defensive teams - allowing 77+ points/game since 1997.
BYU is 4-1 against the spread versus PORTLAND over the last 3 seasons
BYU is 5-0 straight up against PORTLAND over the last 3 seasons
PACIFIC (13 - 11) at ST MARYS-CA (14 - 9) - 2/7/2019, 11:00 PM
ST MARYS-CA is 15-8 ATS (+6.2 Units) in all games this season.
ST MARYS-CA is 15-8 ATS (+6.2 Units) in all lined games this season.
ST MARYS-CA is 13-6 ATS (+6.4 Units) as a favorite this season.
ST MARYS-CA is 11-2 ATS (+8.8 Units) in all home games this season.
ST MARYS-CA is 11-2 ATS (+8.8 Units) in home lined games this season.
PACIFIC is 9-2 ATS (+6.8 Units) off a win against a conference rival over the last 2 seasons.
PACIFIC is 4-0 against the spread versus ST MARYS-CA over the last 3 seasons
ST MARYS-CA is 4-0 straight up against PACIFIC over the last 3 seasons
W ILLINOIS (8 - 15) at IUPU-FT WAYNE (15 - 10) - 2/7/2019, 7:00 PM
W ILLINOIS is 36-58 ATS (-27.8 Units) off a loss against a conference rival since 1997.
IUPU-FT WAYNE is 19-8 ATS (+10.2 Units) in home games in February games since 1997.
IUPU-FT WAYNE is 26-11 ATS (+13.9 Units) in home games after allowing 80 points or more since 1997.
W ILLINOIS is 4-1 against the spread versus IUPU-FT WAYNE over the last 3 seasons
W ILLINOIS is 3-2 straight up against IUPU-FT WAYNE over the last 3 seasons
MONMOUTH (8 - 16) at ST PETERS (6 - 15) - 2/7/2019, 7:00 PM
MONMOUTH is 3-11 ATS (-9.1 Units) in road games against conference opponents over the last 2 seasons.
MONMOUTH is 3-11 ATS (-9.1 Units) in road games when playing against a team with a losing record over the last 2 seasons.
ST PETERS is 76-106 ATS (-40.6 Units) in all home games since 1997.
ST PETERS is 76-106 ATS (-40.6 Units) in home lined games since 1997.
ST PETERS is 30-55 ATS (-30.5 Units) in home games off a loss against a conference rival since 1997.
ST PETERS is 4-2 against the spread versus MONMOUTH over the last 3 seasons
ST PETERS is 3-3 straight up against MONMOUTH over the last 3 seasons
WOFFORD (19 - 4) at E TENN ST (19 - 5) - 2/7/2019, 7:00 PM
E TENN ST is 15-6 ATS (+8.4 Units) in all games this season.
E TENN ST is 15-6 ATS (+8.4 Units) in all lined games this season.
E TENN ST is 11-4 ATS (+6.6 Units) as a favorite this season.
E TENN ST is 16-7 ATS (+8.3 Units) when playing against a team with a winning record over the last 2 seasons.
WOFFORD is 8-1 ATS (+6.9 Units) in a road game where the total is 140 to 144.5 over the last 2 seasons.
WOFFORD is 44-26 ATS (+15.4 Units) in road games after scoring 80 points or more since 1997.
WOFFORD is 4-1 against the spread versus E TENN ST over the last 3 seasons
WOFFORD is 3-2 straight up against E TENN ST over the last 3 seasons
UT-CHATTANOOGA (10 - 14) at VMI (7 - 15) - 2/7/2019, 7:00 PM
UT-CHATTANOOGA is 11-22 ATS (-13.2 Units) as a favorite over the last 3 seasons.
UT-CHATTANOOGA is 16-33 ATS (-20.3 Units) against conference opponents over the last 3 seasons.
UT-CHATTANOOGA is 1-8 ATS (-7.8 Units) in February games over the last 2 seasons.
UT-CHATTANOOGA is 16-32 ATS (-19.2 Units) after a conference game over the last 3 seasons.
VMI is 7-0 ATS (+7.0 Units) in home games after 3 or more consecutive losses over the last 2 seasons.
VMI is 4-1 against the spread versus UT-CHATTANOOGA over the last 3 seasons
VMI is 3-2 straight up against UT-CHATTANOOGA over the last 3 seasons
SAMFORD (14 - 10) at UNC-GREENSBORO (20 - 3) - 2/7/2019, 7:00 PM
UNC-GREENSBORO is 17-6 ATS (+10.4 Units) when playing against a team with a winning record over the last 2 seasons.
SAMFORD is 15-8 ATS (+6.2 Units) in all games this season.
SAMFORD is 15-8 ATS (+6.2 Units) in all lined games this season.
SAMFORD is 8-2 ATS (+5.8 Units) as an underdog this season.
SAMFORD is 8-2 ATS (+5.8 Units) in road games this season.
SAMFORD is 8-2 ATS (+5.8 Units) in road lined games this season.
SAMFORD is 7-1 ATS (+5.9 Units) after scoring 80 points or more this season.
SAMFORD is 7-0 ATS (+7.0 Units) in road games versus good offensive teams - scoring 77+ points/game this season.
UNC-GREENSBORO is 36-57 ATS (-26.7 Units) after scoring 80 points or more since 1997.
UNC-GREENSBORO is 3-2 against the spread versus SAMFORD over the last 3 seasons
UNC-GREENSBORO is 4-1 straight up against SAMFORD over the last 3 seasons
BELMONT (17 - 4) at E KENTUCKY (10 - 13) - 2/7/2019, 7:30 PM
BELMONT is 9-1 ATS (+7.9 Units) versus good offensive teams - scoring 77+ points/game after 15+ games over the last 3 seasons.
BELMONT is 15-4 ATS (+10.6 Units) versus good offensive teams - scoring 77+ points/game over the last 3 seasons.
E KENTUCKY is 4-12 ATS (-9.2 Units) in all home games over the last 2 seasons.
E KENTUCKY is 4-12 ATS (-9.2 Units) in home lined games over the last 2 seasons.
E KENTUCKY is 6-15 ATS (-10.5 Units) in home games against conference opponents over the last 3 seasons.
E KENTUCKY is 3-11 ATS (-9.1 Units) in home games after a conference game over the last 2 seasons.
E KENTUCKY is 25-43 ATS (-22.3 Units) in home games revenging a road loss vs opponent since 1997.
E KENTUCKY is 4-13 ATS (-10.3 Units) after scoring 80 points or more over the last 2 seasons.
E KENTUCKY is 29-51 ATS (-27.1 Units) in home games when playing against a team with a winning record since 1997.
E KENTUCKY is 18-38 ATS (-23.8 Units) in home games when playing against a team with a winning record after 15 or more games since 1997.
BELMONT is 3-2 against the spread versus E KENTUCKY over the last 3 seasons
BELMONT is 5-0 straight up against E KENTUCKY over the last 3 seasons
FURMAN (18 - 5) at W CAROLINA (6 - 18) - 2/7/2019, 7:30 PM
FURMAN is 28-17 ATS (+9.3 Units) in all games over the last 2 seasons.
FURMAN is 28-17 ATS (+9.3 Units) in all lined games over the last 2 seasons.
FURMAN is 26-14 ATS (+10.6 Units) when the total is 140 to 149.5 over the last 3 seasons.
FURMAN is 23-10 ATS (+12.0 Units) as a favorite over the last 2 seasons.
FURMAN is 26-14 ATS (+10.6 Units) in road games over the last 3 seasons.
FURMAN is 26-14 ATS (+10.6 Units) in road lined games over the last 3 seasons.
FURMAN is 14-5 ATS (+8.5 Units) in February games over the last 3 seasons.
FURMAN is 8-2 ATS (+5.8 Units) after a conference game this season.
FURMAN is 22-11 ATS (+9.9 Units) off a win against a conference rival over the last 3 seasons.
FURMAN is 17-5 ATS (+11.5 Units) when playing against a team with a losing record over the last 2 seasons.
FURMAN is 10-2 ATS (+7.8 Units) when playing against a team with a losing record after 15 or more games over the last 2 seasons.
FURMAN is 5-1 against the spread versus W CAROLINA over the last 3 seasons
FURMAN is 6-0 straight up against W CAROLINA over the last 3 seasons
TENNESSEE ST (7 - 15) at MOREHEAD ST (9 - 14) - 2/7/2019, 7:35 PM
TENNESSEE ST is 151-116 ATS (+23.4 Units) in road games since 1997.
TENNESSEE ST is 151-116 ATS (+23.4 Units) in road lined games since 1997.
TENNESSEE ST is 46-27 ATS (+16.3 Units) revenging a home loss vs opponent since 1997.
TENNESSEE ST is 46-25 ATS (+18.5 Units) in road games off a win against a conference rival since 1997.
MOREHEAD ST is 2-2 against the spread versus TENNESSEE ST over the last 3 seasons
TENNESSEE ST is 3-2 straight up against MOREHEAD ST over the last 3 seasons
E ILLINOIS (13 - 10) at MURRAY ST (17 - 4) - 2/7/2019, 8:00 PM
MURRAY ST is 33-57 ATS (-29.7 Units) as a home favorite of 12.5 or more points since 1997.
MURRAY ST is 63-88 ATS (-33.8 Units) in home games after a conference game since 1997.
MURRAY ST is 3-11 ATS (-9.1 Units) in home games off a win against a conference rival over the last 3 seasons.
MURRAY ST is 4-1 against the spread versus E ILLINOIS over the last 3 seasons
MURRAY ST is 4-1 straight up against E ILLINOIS over the last 3 seasons
DENVER (7 - 16) at ORAL ROBERTS (8 - 17) - 2/7/2019, 8:00 PM
DENVER is 7-15 ATS (-9.5 Units) in all games this season.
DENVER is 7-15 ATS (-9.5 Units) in all lined games this season.
DENVER is 2-8 ATS (-6.8 Units) after allowing 80 points or more this season.
ORAL ROBERTS is 108-141 ATS (-47.1 Units) in all games since 1997.
ORAL ROBERTS is 108-141 ATS (-47.1 Units) in all lined games since 1997.
ORAL ROBERTS is 56-80 ATS (-32.0 Units) after a conference game since 1997.
DENVER is 5-1 against the spread versus ORAL ROBERTS over the last 3 seasons
DENVER is 6-0 straight up against ORAL ROBERTS over the last 3 seasons
NEBRASKA-OMAHA (13 - 9) at S DAKOTA (9 - 13) - 2/7/2019, 8:00 PM
S DAKOTA is 46-30 ATS (+13.0 Units) in all games over the last 3 seasons.
S DAKOTA is 46-30 ATS (+13.0 Units) in all lined games over the last 3 seasons.
S DAKOTA is 29-17 ATS (+10.3 Units) as a favorite over the last 3 seasons.
S DAKOTA is 8-1 ATS (+6.9 Units) in home games versus good offensive teams - scoring 77+ points/game over the last 3 seasons.
NEBRASKA-OMAHA is 15-6 ATS (+8.4 Units) off a win against a conference rival over the last 3 seasons.
NEBRASKA-OMAHA is 9-2 ATS (+6.8 Units) when playing against a team with a losing record this season.
S DAKOTA is 3-2 against the spread versus NEBRASKA-OMAHA over the last 3 seasons
S DAKOTA is 4-2 straight up against NEBRASKA-OMAHA over the last 3 seasons
TENNESSEE TECH (7 - 16) at SE MISSOURI ST (7 - 16) - 2/7/2019, 8:30 PM
TENNESSEE TECH is 18-7 ATS (+10.3 Units) in road games against conference opponents over the last 3 seasons.
TENNESSEE TECH is 17-7 ATS (+9.3 Units) in road games after a conference game over the last 3 seasons.
TENNESSEE TECH is 12-2 ATS (+9.8 Units) off a loss against a conference rival over the last 2 seasons.
SE MISSOURI ST is 5-13 ATS (-9.3 Units) in all home games over the last 2 seasons.
SE MISSOURI ST is 5-13 ATS (-9.3 Units) in home lined games over the last 2 seasons.
SE MISSOURI ST is 1-1 against the spread versus TENNESSEE TECH over the last 3 seasons
SE MISSOURI ST is 1-1 straight up against TENNESSEE TECH over the last 3 seasons
JACKSONVILLE ST (16 - 7) at TENN-MARTIN (6 - 15) - 2/7/2019, 8:30 PM
JACKSONVILLE ST is 121-85 ATS (+27.5 Units) in road games since 1997.
JACKSONVILLE ST is 121-85 ATS (+27.5 Units) in road lined games since 1997.
TENN-MARTIN is 5-14 ATS (-10.4 Units) in all games this season.
TENN-MARTIN is 5-14 ATS (-10.4 Units) in all lined games this season.
TENN-MARTIN is 3-11 ATS (-9.1 Units) as an underdog this season.
TENN-MARTIN is 8-18 ATS (-11.8 Units) when playing against a team with a winning record over the last 3 seasons.
JACKSONVILLE ST is 2-1 against the spread versus TENN-MARTIN over the last 3 seasons
JACKSONVILLE ST is 2-1 straight up against TENN-MARTIN over the last 3 seasons
IDAHO ST (8 - 12) at N ARIZONA (7 - 14) - 2/7/2019, 8:30 PM
IDAHO ST is 32-53 ATS (-26.3 Units) revenging a home loss vs opponent since 1997.
IDAHO ST is 40-64 ATS (-30.4 Units) off a win against a conference rival since 1997.
IDAHO ST is 51-75 ATS (-31.5 Units) when playing against a team with a losing record after 15 or more games since 1997.
N ARIZONA is 22-11 ATS (+9.9 Units) off a loss against a conference rival over the last 3 seasons.
N ARIZONA is 1-8 ATS (-7.8 Units) when the total is 140 to 149.5 this season.
N ARIZONA is 3-1 against the spread versus IDAHO ST over the last 3 seasons
IDAHO ST is 3-1 straight up against N ARIZONA over the last 3 seasons
WEBER ST (14 - 8) at SOUTHERN UTAH (10 - 10) - 2/7/2019, 8:30 PM
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WEBER ST is 3-2 against the spread versus SOUTHERN UTAH over the last 3 seasons
WEBER ST is 4-1 straight up against SOUTHERN UTAH over the last 3 seasons
E WASHINGTON (8 - 13) at MONTANA ST (9 - 12) - 2/7/2019, 9:00 PM
E WASHINGTON is 5-15 ATS (-11.5 Units) in all games this season.
E WASHINGTON is 5-15 ATS (-11.5 Units) in all lined games this season.
E WASHINGTON is 3-10 ATS (-8.0 Units) as an underdog this season.
E WASHINGTON is 18-37 ATS (-22.7 Units) as a road underdog of 3.5 to 6 points since 1997.
E WASHINGTON is 2-9 ATS (-7.9 Units) in road games this season.
E WASHINGTON is 2-9 ATS (-7.9 Units) in road lined games this season.
MONTANA ST is 8-2 ATS (+5.8 Units) against conference opponents this season.
MONTANA ST is 49-77 ATS (-35.7 Units) in February games since 1997.
MONTANA ST is 50-79 ATS (-36.9 Units) when playing against a team with a losing record after 15 or more games since 1997.
MONTANA ST is 2-2 against the spread versus E WASHINGTON over the last 3 seasons
E WASHINGTON is 3-1 straight up against MONTANA ST over the last 3 seasons
PORTLAND ST (9 - 12) at N COLORADO (14 - 8) - 2/7/2019, 9:00 PM
PORTLAND ST is 10-19 ATS (-10.9 Units) against conference opponents over the last 2 seasons.
N COLORADO is 32-21 ATS (+8.9 Units) in all games over the last 2 seasons.
N COLORADO is 32-21 ATS (+8.9 Units) in all lined games over the last 2 seasons.
N COLORADO is 18-7 ATS (+10.3 Units) when the total is 140 to 149.5 over the last 2 seasons.
N COLORADO is 24-13 ATS (+9.7 Units) as a favorite over the last 2 seasons.
N COLORADO is 4-0 against the spread versus PORTLAND ST over the last 3 seasons
N COLORADO is 4-0 straight up against PORTLAND ST over the last 3 seasons
IDAHO (4 - 17) at MONTANA (15 - 6) - 2/7/2019, 9:00 PM
IDAHO is 4-13 ATS (-10.3 Units) in all games this season.
IDAHO is 4-13 ATS (-10.3 Units) in all lined games this season.
IDAHO is 4-11 ATS (-8.1 Units) as an underdog this season.
IDAHO is 10-19 ATS (-10.9 Units) against conference opponents over the last 2 seasons.
IDAHO is 9-19 ATS (-11.9 Units) after a conference game over the last 2 seasons.
IDAHO is 3-2 against the spread versus MONTANA over the last 3 seasons
IDAHO is 3-2 straight up against MONTANA over the last 3 seasons
SIU EDWARDSVL (8 - 14) at AUSTIN PEAY (16 - 7) - 2/7/2019, 9:00 PM
AUSTIN PEAY is 17-7 ATS (+9.3 Units) when the total is 150 to 159.5 over the last 3 seasons.
AUSTIN PEAY is 4-1 against the spread versus SIU EDWARDSVL over the last 3 seasons
AUSTIN PEAY is 5-0 straight up against SIU EDWARDSVL over the last 3 seasons
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Q: How to make Ember templates work with Rails? Error: `SCRIPT` tags are not allowed in HTMLBars templates I'm trying out Ember for Rails to make a search page through this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Brn_2bbr0fE
I set up Ember using this railscast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRWMsMTY8rw
However, I get an error:
Compiler said: Error: `SCRIPT` tags are not allowed in HTMLBars templates

My application.handlebars is:

App

{{render "autocomplete"}}

I don't know how Ember templates work. Some demos have .html, .handlebars, .hbs. How do I separate data-template-name="autocomplete"? I tried putting it on a helper but it doesn't work

A: In Ember there are two main ways to declare templates:

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*Using a separate template file. This file likely has a .handlebars or .hbs extension (as you mentioned). When you do this it's know as precompiling your templates. (If you're using Ember CLI, this is mostly taken care of for you. If you're not using Ember CLI, you have to set up this process yourself.) When you precompile templates, you do not need to declare them in a script tag.

*Using a script tag with the type attribute set to text/x-handlebars. Using this method, your templates are compiled to Javascript in the user's browser. In most versions, Ember will automatically detect these templates and put them where they need to be. If you use this method, your template script tags must be in your main HTML file (likely index.html).

What you have currently is a combination of both methods. Because you have an application.handlebars file, you must have your precompiler set up.You're going to want to continue using method 1. To do that, simply take the content of your script tag and put it in an autocomplete.handlebars file.

App

{{render "autocomplete"}}

&

{{input value=searchText placeholder="Search.."}}

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{{this}}

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That will fix your issue and Ember will detect your autocomplete template properly.

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China on Thursday wondered whether the Indian Army Chief's war remarks represented the view of the Indian government and if he was "authorised" to make the statements, especially after the leaders of the two countries had a forward-looking meeting after the Doklam border stand-off.
Rawat's comments made at a seminar came a day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping had a forward-looking meeting on the sidelines of the BRICS summit where they agreed to maintain peace and tranquility on the border.
"Just like two days ago President Xi Jinping pointed out to Prime Minister Modi the two countries are each other's development opportunities and not threats to each other," Geng added.
"So we hope that this military official could see clearly these trends and contribute to the development of India-China relations and say something more in that regard," he added.
Commenting on the Doklam stand-off, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said the border incident had "affected and undermined" India-China ties but added that the consensus reached between Modi and Xi was key to improving bilateral ties.
"For past few months for clear reasons, China-India relations were affected and undermined," Wang said in an obvious reference to the stand-off between the armies of the two nations at Doklam.
"Going forward, the two sides need to work together to follow up on the consensus reached by the two leaders and make sure bilateral relations will stay on track," he said, stressing that bilateral ties should not be derailed and there should be no confrontation.
He said harmonious relations and win-win cooperation was "the natural choice right choice" for both countries.


So, I got a little tired of not taking pictures because of all the rain we've been getting, and I guess I've been really waiting for the leaves to start changing.
Well, I've been waiting, and waiting, and waitng. So, I just headed out after work to look for some signs of fall. Is it just me, or does it seem like Autumn is coming a little later this year? For the most part, there is still a lot of green out there.
The trees are still busy producing that chlorophyll. But if you look closely, there are some yellows popping out and very few reds. Here's what I found. I also got some video of sea smoke or river smoke.. whatever you call it.
Can you say bokeh? I love this 50mm lens!


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Acquisition broadens Carrus' offerings with EHR Go platform, adding diverse, realistic, and customizable electronic health record training for today's healthcare learners.
Lehi — Carrus is one of the nation's most trusted online healthcare training and professional development providers. Today, it announced that it has completed the acquisition of Archetype Innovations (Archetype). In effect, adding the company's innovative EHR Go platform to its offerings. The addition complements Carrus' existing offerings. Most importantly, with a web-based comprehensive electronic health record training software. Further, it opens new channels to provide education across nursing, pharmacy, therapy, informatics, and other critical allied health professions.
"Today's healthcare learners need meaningful experiences that help them focus on patient needs and outcomes. In addition, including Go's educational EHR with our training will help learners. Particularly with preparation through diverse, customizable, real-world scenarios." said Misty Frost, CEO of Carrus. "People come to us to help them improve their lives and advance their careers through exceptional healthcare learning. And, incorporating new EHR capabilities into our programs helps us deliver on that mission."
Archetype is the creator of EHR Go, an educational electronic health record (EHR) and learning platform designed to encourage students to see the holistic nature of healthcare while becoming proficient in its technology.
The platform includes 600+ customizable patient cases and activities. Building around the diverse and realistic human stories healthcare professionals see every day. Furthermore, it's used in all healthcare disciplines. EHR Go is fully inter-professional. Certainly, it can be used both within and between programs, in simulation, classroom, lab, practice, or for clinicals.
"We founded the company in 2008 with the goal to create an affordable, educational tool that would bring a human-centered approach to the heart of the technology." says Kathleen Annala, CEO & President of Archetype Innovations. "Now, with 657 electronic health records, 428 assessments, thousands of learning resources, and nearly 244,000 learners, we are proud to join Carrus and continue to provide the best educational EHR experience possible."
Carrus offers programs designed to prepare learners for careers in healthcare, administration, or technology. Archetype created Go with years of healthcare experience. And, after listening to users and seeing what educators needed to make their students successful. In effect, the result is the most innovative educational EHR and learning platform available. Faculty use it in the classroom, assign it as homework, and most programs that use Go see their usage grow and expand every academic term.
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Saints Victory Catapults Them into Top 5 of NFL Power Rankings
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The New Orleans Saints got a huge overtime road victory in week three over their NFC South rivals, the Atlanta Falcons. With the win, New Orleans moved to 2-1 on the season.
In addition, with said win over the Falcons on the road, the Saints got a nice bump up in the weekly power rankings this week, take a look:
Last week the Saints ranked ninth and this week they've jumped up to fifth in the latest ESPN NFL Power Rankings.
The Top Five is as so:
Los Angeles Rams (3-0) Steady at 1
Kansas City Chiefs (3-0) Up one from 3
Philadelphia Eagles (2-1) Up two from 5
Jacksonville Jaguars (2-1) Down two from 2
New Orleans Saints (2-1) Up four from 9
The LA Rams we knew were going to be good this season with all the additions they made this offseason and the continued development of their young players but the KC Chiefs have really been the surprise. I don't think anyone could have, in their right mind at least, predicted what we've seen so far from Patrick Mahomes, this offense has been explosive.
For the Saints, it was more of the same, a lot of Drew Brees, Michael Thomas and Alvin Kamara with the defense doing just enough to help secure the victory in ATL last week.
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New Industry Solution From IBM and Dassault Systèmes Optimizes Aerospace Suppliers' Productivity and Flexibility
Aerospace Supplier Collaboration Solution Extends Supplier Control Over Data and Process, Enhancing Responsiveness to OEMs
Paris, France, 02/21/2005, IBM and Dassault Systèmes (NASDAQ: DASTY) (Euronext Paris: #13065, DSY.PA) today announced a specialized PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) Industry Solution for aerospace suppliers. Aerospace Supplier Collaboration (ASC) is a strategic solution that enables companies to better manage and control the processes common to suppliers in the aerospace industry.
ASC delivers a suite of aerospace-industry process models, templates, and practices based on SMARTEAM, an industry-leading collaborative product data and lifecycle management solution.
The solution manages data in the context of an aircraft program structure, internal communication, traceability of information, and control of key engineering processes (engineering and manufacturing change, distribution of work tasks, preliminary data release, configuration management, and document management). It also manages and automates the release of maturing product data across the enterprise and supply chain.
With the ASC solution, companies can realise a significant reduction in product development cycle times as well as reduced work-package risk. Greater control over data and process enables suppliers to work more efficiently and responsively, enhancing their competitive ability while optimizing collaboration and compliance with any given customer. The solution is designed to be easy to install and configure, delivering a rapid return on investment.
"Tomorrow's Best Practice is about creating the future competitive environment rather than being constrained by it," said Brian Little, executive vice president, European Operations, Magellan Aerospace Corporation, a leading global supplier of technologically advanced aerospace systems and components and an early adopter of the ASC solution. "We are transforming our business by proactively piloting and developing this solution and other related initiatives. We have been able to achieve a 30-35% improvement in effectiveness of engineers' time, and, by bringing our product information and configuration under control, we have significantly reduced risk and waste and created opportunities for later incorporation of design maturity. Time savings are channelled into real value adding activity -- ultimately increasing our profitability. The ASC solution from IBM and Dassault Systèmes helps us deliver greater value to our customers now and in the future"
"More easily than ever before, suppliers can demonstrate control and compliance with aerospace processes and industry standards," said Hervé Rolland, vice president, Global PLM Solutions and PDM sales, IBM PLM. "The ASC solution brings them rapid payback through efficient implementation, process templates and PLM Practices. This new solution will help our aerospace customers deliver innovative products to market faster, laying the groundwork for their future success."
"The ASC solution is a powerful combination of SMARTEAM's collaborative capabilities and industry-specific templates and PLM practices," said Stephen Shibel, director, Aerospace Industry Solutions, Dassault Systèmes. "The result is a solution that enables aerospace suppliers to transform their businesses and cut costs by optimizing the use of critical information and collaborating to streamline processes."
PLM Industry Solutions from IBM and Dassault Systèmes are field-proven Solutions that help manufacturers increase productivity, profitability, and return-on-investment. Developed in conjunction with industry-leading companies, they are based on IBM Industry Thought Leadership and best practices, DS PLM Practices, and IBM PLM applications developed by Dassault Systèmes.
About Magellan
Magellan Aerospace Corporation is one of the world's most integrated and comprehensive aerospace industry suppliers. Magellan designs, engineers, and manufactures aeroengine and aerostructure assemblies and components for aerospace markets, advanced products for military and space markets, and complementary specialty products. Magellan is a public company whose shares trade on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX: MAL), with corporate offices in Mississauga, ON, Canada and operating units throughout Canada, the United States and the United Kingdom.
About IBM
IBM is the world's largest technological company, providing leadership and innovation throughout the world for more than 80 years. IBM is the largest supplier of "hardware," "software" and Information Technology services, and pioneered the development and implementation of "e-business" solutions. IBM Sales & Distribution, which supports more than a dozen key industries worldwide, works with companies of all sizes around the world to deploy the full range of IBM technologies. The fastest way to get more information about IBM is through the IBM home page at http://www.ibm.com
About Dassault Systèmes
As world leader in 3D and PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) solutions, the Dassault Systèmes group brings value to more than 70,000 customers in 80 countries. A pioneer in the 3D software market since 1981, Dassault Systèmes develops and markets PLM application software and services that support industrial processes and provide a 3D vision of the entire life cycle of products from conception to retirement. Its offering includes integrated PLM solutions for product development (CATIA®, DELMIA®, ENOVIA®, SMARTEAM®), mainstream 3D design tools (SolidWorks®), and 3D components (Spatial/ACIS®). Dassault Systèmes is listed on the Nasdaq (DASTY) and Euronext Paris (#13065, DSY.PA) stock exchanges. For more information, visit http://www.3ds.com
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The port of Agadir is situated at the end of the town's long beach, and during the tourist season there is easy access to local transport into town. The surrounding landscape is dominated by the mountains of the Anti-Atlas and the Sahara Desert, with many quiet beaches along the coast. Agadir beach is lined with cafes, restaurants and hotels, and the Grand Souk is the largest covered market in this region of Morocco. Close by is the walled Berber town of Taroudant.
Ajaccio's port is adjacent to the town, which is the capital of Corsica and the birthplace of Napoleon. His former home is now a museum, one of a number of attractions which include a museum exhibiting paintings by Raphael, Botticelli and Titian, a palm-fringed promenade and a good selection of chic shops and restaurants. Just along the coast is Cupulatta, a breeding centre for tortoises and turtles.
Alghero is situated on the north-west coast of Sardinia, bordered along the shore by the walls of its old bastion. This attractive town has numerous restaurants, boutiques and cafes, and shops selling coral jewellery and carvings. The sights include Alghero Cathedral, the Palazzo D'Albis which was once the home of Emperor Charles V, and Neptune's Grotto, one of the most spectacular caves in the Mediterranean.
Alicante is one of the best-known towns along the Costa Blanca, popular for its long Blue Flag beach, pleasant boulevard and shopping opportunities. The castle of Santa Barbara sits above the town on Mount Benacantil offering good views of the city and coastline, and the town itself has a handsome baroque Town Hall and the blue-domed cathedral of San Nicolas surrounded by gardens.
Almeria is a pleasant coastal town with a tree-lined waterfront promenade, the quaint streets of Las Ramblas and Paseo de Almeria leading to Almadrabillas beach. Its chief sight is the magnificent Arab fortress of Alcazaba, which contains baths and a Muslim Medina, and the gardens of San Nicolas Salmeron Park. The city also has an imposing fortress cathedral, built to withstand attacks from pirates.
Amalfi is one of the most popular resorts along the famous Amalfi coast. It has a superb setting beneath the mountains, and a great deal of charm. The Duomo is a marvel of ancient Arab-Moorish architecture and dominates the lively central piazza, and narrow lanes and steep terraces of brightly-painted houses lead down to the sea, restaurants and fashionable cafes.
Cruise ships arrive in Barcelona at one of the berths beyond the famous thoroughfare, Las Ramblas. The port provides the low-cost Blue Bus shuttle transfer into the city, where there are world-class museums dedicated to football, history, Picasso, Miro and Gaudi. The skyline of Barcelona is dominated by Gaudi's architecture - the magnificent Sagrada Familia Cathedral, the apartment block of Casa Mila, and at ground level, Parc Guell.
Bari has an interesting mixture of Byzantine, Arab, Gothic and Greek buildings. A wide boulevard runs through the town and the old quarter of Barivecchia is a labyrinth of lanes and arched alleys with pastel-coloured houses. The main sights are the imposing Swabian Castle which now houses exhibitions, the Cathedral of Saint Nicholas, the grand Teatro Piccinni. The chief shopping districts are along the Via Sparano and the Via Argiro.
The Basque city of Bilbao has been a busy port since its foundation in the 14th century and today is an interesting blend of ancient and modern buildings. The highlight is the sculpted form of the Guggenheim Museum designed by Frank Gehry, and the famous 12-metre high sculpture of the Flower Puppy by Jeff Koons at its entrance.
When arriving by sea, Bonifacio's Haute Ville is a spectacular sight, a citadel perched on high white cliffs. It has old churches, winding streets with arcades and arches, and upmarket boutiques. There is a small train from the old town at the port up to the Haute Ville, and also boat trips to the grottos and caves along the coast. Alternatively, for a small fee, visitors can take the 187-steps of the 'Staircase of the King of Aragon' from the town to the citadel.
Cagliari in southern Sardinia is an ancient city and the capital of the island. A stroll through the town gives easy access to its historic churches and museums and the winding alleys and piazzas of the old the walled Castello area. There are good views of the bay from Terrazza Umberto I, reached via a grand flight of stairs from Bastione di St Remy, and the town also has a Roman amphitheatre dating back to 2AD.
Cruise ship passengers visiting Cannes will arrive in the heart of this glamorous city, well-known for its famous film festival. Beside the attractive promenade of Le Croisette, there are other treasures to discover ' the 14th-century wooden church in the hill-side district of Le Suquet, the arts and crafts galleries of Le Cannet-Rocheville and the small islands of Lerins in the bay where there are sandy beaches and the monastery of Ste Honorat.
The sophisticated island of Capri is situated in the Bay of Naples and is separated into the lower town of Capri and hill-top Anacapri in the west. A funicular railway runs from the port to Capri Town and its attractive square, chic boutiques and restaurants. From here there is a bus service up to Anacapri and the famous Villa San Michele and its gardens. Other sights include the Blue Grotto and Villa Jovis ' the remains of a Roman palace.
Cartagena has many buildings and fortifications dating from the early 1600s. Horse-drawn carriages frequently pass by carrying sightseers from the up-market area of Bocagrande and the old walled city. Sights include the Palacio de la Inquisicion, the dungeons of Las Bevedas, and Plaza de Santo Domingo where local artisans sell their wares.
The port of Cartagena is within walking distance of the town which has been occupied by Romans, Muslims and Arabs during its long history. A long-forgotten Roman theatre was recently rediscovered in the town, which also has Art Nouveau buildings, a grand City Hall and interesting shops along Calle Mayor. A narrow-gauge train carries visitors to the nearby fishing village of Los Nietos and its salt-water lake.
Casablanca's port sits next to one of the city's chief attractions, the huge and impressive Hassan II Mosque completed in 1993. Long boulevards lead to the medina, the Habbous souk district, the mosaics and cedar-carved ceilings of Mahkama du Pacha and an abundance of good traditional and seafood restaurants.
Catania is situated at the foot of Mount Etna on Sicily's east coast and has a long and turbulent history, and numerous impressive buildings, including the baroque Duomo, Teatro Bellini, Ursino Castle and ancient churches and palaces. Amongst the many Roman remains are two theatres, thermal baths and the Odeon, all within the city centre.
Cherbourg's harbour was built on a grand scale and is the largest artificial harbour in the world. Work began in 1783 and was completed in the 19th century under the direction of Napoleon. The town's main attractions are all related to the sea - France's first nuclear submarine, Redoubtable, is now a museum ship moored at Cherbourg's Cite de la Mer where there is also an aquarium. At the foot of the hill-top fortress there is a botanical garden and a small zoo.
Gibraltar (UK)
The small British territory of Gibraltar is an interesting mixture of British and Spanish cultures, consisting of the famous Rock and a narrow spit of land between the Atlantic and the Mediterranean. It is famous for the cliff-top colony of Barbary Apes reached by cable car, the Siege Tunnels built during World War II, St Michael's Cave and its unusual auditorium and a variety of shops selling tax-free goods. There are buses and a shuttle service from the port to the town.
The small harbour of Gijon divides the town into two ' the main town and the older quarter of Cimadevilla where the houses of the original fishing village still remain and are well-preserved. The beach resort is centred around Playa del San Lorenzo and several shopping malls and restaurants. There are some museums of interest, including the International Bagpipe Museum and the Roman Archaeological Park of Campa de Torres.
Best known for its summer club parties, Ibiza is a picturesque island with an historic old town, Dalt Vila, reached via a drawbridge and the impressive gateway of Portal de Ses Taules. There are many gift shops, art galleries and excellent restaurants, and a 14th-century cathedral. Ibiza is the third-largest of the Balearic Islands and has good beaches and an inland terrain speckled with fig and olive trees. To the south are the white salt fields of Las Salinas.
La Coruna is a busy port on the north-west coast of Spain in the province of Galicia and one of the gateways to the pilgrimage site of Santiago de Compostela. The port is close to the World Heritage listed Tower of Hercules, built by the Romans in 2AD and the oldest working lighthouse in the world. Leading off from La Coruna's seafront promenade are medieval churches and baroque palaces.
La Goulette
La Goulette has a long promenade and restaurants serving fresh fish and traditional mutton dishes, and is the port for Tunis where you will find the exotic shops and narrow lanes of the medina. Tunis is also well-known for the Bardo Museum and its outstanding collection of mosaics, the 16th-century Kasbah fortress, and the hill-top town of Sidi Bou Said, which is a relaxing oasis of courtyards and bright Mediterranean colours.
La Pallice
La Pallice is the port for La Rochelle, where the harbour is too shallow to accommodate cruise vessels. It was a large submarine base during World War II and its bunker was used as a location for 'Indiana Jones II' and 'Das Boot'. La Pallice is close to the aquarium of La Rochelle and its historic, fortified Old Town.
This 15th-century city is the capital of Gran Canaria and has many colonial buildings, and a picturesque setting between the beaches of Playa de las Canteras and Playa de las Alcaravaneras. The city's historic district, Vegueta, is a World Heritage Site where sophisticated boutiques and a cosmopolitan atmosphere make Las Palmas a popular tourist destination.
Lisbon has three ports, all with taxi services and within 3 kilometers of the city centre. Lisbon is a sprawling city which has been occupied by Visigoths, Moors, Romans and Celts. Alfama and Barrio Alto are historic districts of cobbled streets, wrought-iron balconies and Moorish buildings. Its most famous landmarks are the World Heritage Sites of Belem Tower and the impressive 16th-century Jeronimos Monastery.
Large ships visiting Livorno dock a short distance from this town on the western coast of Tuscany. It has a long seafront stretching to Antignano, edged with trees and Art Nouveau villas. The Venezia Nuova quarter is an area of canals, bridges and the handsome 17th-century buildings of Via Borra. Livorno has good rail links to Florence, Pisa and Lucca.
Mahon is the capital of Menorca, and has a lively harbour with market stalls and plenty of cafes. The old quarter has a mixture of English Georgian buildings and Catalan architecture. Worthy of a visit are the Ateneo Cientifico, a museum of natural history, archaeology and art, and the Church of Santa Maria in Plaza de la Constitucion. The island has many attractive crescent-shaped beaches with good swimming ' popular spots are Arenal den Castell and Cala den Porter.
Malaga cruise port is situated at the end of the town's promenade. Sitting on a sweeping Andalucian bay, Malaga has long been popular as a beach resort, and has plenty of attractions for visitors. Walk its wide palm-shaded boulevards, narrow streets and squares and discover the Museo Picasso which honours one of Malaga's most famous sons, Alcazaba Fortress and a nearby Roman amphitheatre, and an impressive cathedral.
Marseille's busy new port is a bus ride away from the city, where there are a variety of shops, the Byzantine cathedral of Notre Dame, and Palais du Pharo were Napoleon III once lived. Vieux Port is the historic waterfront area, and boats take visitors to Chateu d'If which featured in 'The Count of Monte Cristo'.
This ancient city of cobblestone streets sits on the north-eastern tip of Sicily, and is a busy port a short walk away for the main Piazza and its Duomo. Messina is usually visited as a gateway to the classical ruins of Taormina, tours to Mount Etna and the Church of the Black Madonna in Tindari.
The cruise ship terminal in Monte Carlo is within walking distance of the town, a glitzy and sophisticated destination well-known for its Grand Prix and the Grand Casino, and for the sleek yachts in its harbour. There are numerous boutiques, the imposing St Nicholas Cathedral, and the hill-top Royal Palace.
Motril is the second-largest town in the Spanish province of Granada. Scenically situated against a mountain backdrop, the town has an interesting Mudejar church, and a Baroque Town Hall. There are two popular beaches, Playa Granada and Playa Poniente.
The city of Naples is a maze of architectural treasures and busy streets in the shadow of Mount Vesuvius. Among the key sights are the 13th-century Duomo, the Royal Palace, the Teatro San Carlo, and the underground tunnels of the Napoli Sotteranea. The chief shopping areas are Piazza dei Martiri, Via Calabritto, and the glass arcade of Galleria Umberto. Naples is also the gateway to the remains of ancient Pompeii.
Nice port is situated in the heart of the city, close to the old quarter. The bay is bordered by the sweeping Promenade des Anglais which leads to a pedestrianised zone housing restaurants, cafes, small shops and boutiques and the pleasant Place Rossetti. There is a Russian Orthodox Cathedral in Nice, and excellent museums, including two dedicated to the works of Matisse and Chagall.
Olbia is the main port on the island of Sardinia, situated close to the scenic Costa Smerelda. Olbia has good facilities for tourists ' cafes and internet cafes, restaurants and bars. Olbia is best known for its recently discovered shipwrecks, dating back to 5AD, its old town walls, and the Romanesque church of San Simplicio.
The port of Palermo sits on the north-west coast of Sicily, and is a ten-minute walk from the city centre, which is rich in history, architecture and culture. There are many historic buildings ' the largest theatre in Italy, the Teatro Massimo, the cathedral, which contains an observatory in one of its domes, the catacombs of the Capuchins housing remains of 8000 monks, and the Museo Archeologico Regionale. Local buses travel to Mount Etna where there is a cable car taking visitors up to the craters.
Palma is Mallorca's elegant city. The port is overlooked by the impressive cathedral, behind which is the old town, its boutiques and squares. Shops can be found around the attractive Placa Major and the Passeig des Born, and the ornate Olivar Market is worth a visit for its flower and fruit displays. There are several places of interest ' the Arab Baths, the fortified palace of La Almudaina, the mural by Joan Miro in Parc del Mar and circular Bellver Castle, perched above the city on a hill.
Portimao is one of the biggest towns on the Algarve, and sits next to the busy and popular resort of Priaia da Rocha and its beaches. Portimao itself has a good choice of restaurants, offers various watersports activities and has a newly-developed waterfront. There are numerous shops, a mixture of local and international stores. Nearby are golf courses, the Caves of Estombar and the Roman villa at Figueira.
Porto Rotondo is an exclusive seaside village on Sardinia's Costa Smerelda, close to Mount Ladu and the glamorous coastal resort of Porto Cervo. The coastline is lush and edged with white sand beaches, including Ira, Sassi and Marinella. In the village, Piazzetta San Marco is the place to go for bars and expensive boutiques. Buildings of interest include the church of San Lorenzo and its wooden statues and a granite amphitheatre built in the Greek style. Silvio Berlusconi has a luxurious villa nearby.
This is the capital of the Tuscan island of Elba. Around the harbour are yellow, pink and ochre-painted houses and the old quarter sits inside a Medicean fortress. The home of Napoleon, Villa dei Mulini and his private house, Villa San Martino, are open to the public, and the streets of the town are decorated with flower-filled balconies. Portoferraio has excellent botanic gardens at Giardini Ottone and good views from the Roman ruins of Villa Romana Della Grotta.
This beautiful Italian Riviera town has been favoured by the rich and famous for decades. It is built on a hillside sloping down to the sea and its easily recognizable harbour of brightly-painted houses. There are pleasant walks through the olive groves into Portofino National Park and to the gardens and terrace of 15th-century Castello Brown. Sea taxis depart from Portofino for the attractive towns of the Cinque Terre.
Positano is one of a string of picturesque fishing villages on the Amalfi Coast. Its houses cling to the hillside and cobbled streets and steep stairways criss-cross the village, which was the backdrop for scenes from 'The Talented Mr Ripley'. The church of Santa Maria Assunta has a colourful majolica-tiled dome and there is an attractive Town Hall. Boat trips take visitors to the sea cave of the Emerald Grotto and ferries depart for the islands of Ischia and Capri and the ancient site of Paestum.
Ravenna was the last capital of the Roman Empire and later became the centre of the Byzantine world. Ravenna is famous for its mosaics from these periods which can be seen in the Basilicas of Sant Apollinare Nuovo and San Vitale, and also for the tomb of the poet Dante. It is also a busy and modern port with shops, cafes and restaurants just a few minutes walk from the centre of the city.
This busy port is a hub for travel throughout the Mediterranean and has direct rail connections to Rome. In Civitavecchia itself, there is a seafront promenade and beach, a long modern pier and the Archaeological Park of Terme Taurine, where there are Roman baths built by Emperor Hadrian around hot sulphur springs. The town has a good choice of seafood restaurants, and a few kilometers down the coast is the important 9th-century castle of Santa Severa, built on the ancient site of Pyrgi.
The port of St Tropez is in the heart of this sophisticated town, which is a by-word for glitz and glamour and a paradise for shopping and people-watching. Historically, St Tropez was a military stronghold and a small fishing village ' some of its old charm remains in narrow lanes and the Provencal market, the citadel and castle. There is a scenic coastal path leading to small beaches and ancient ruins.
Salerno is situated at the northern-most end of the Amalfi coast. A short distance from the busy port is a long and picturesque seafront promenade shaded by palm trees, and the town has many palaces including the Baroque Palazzo Morese. Opposite is the fine Cathedral which contains the elaborately decorated crypt of St Matthew. Salerno is often visited as a gateway to the Amalfi coastal villages and the ancient sites of Paestum and Pompeii.
La Palma is a mountainous and scenic island with an impressive volcanic crater, Caldera de Taburiente, and black volcanic sand beaches. The pretty town of Santa Cruz is the capital and main port, famous for its wooden balconies, cobbled streets, ancient buildings and the replica of Columbus' ship, the Santa Maria, which houses the Maritime Museum.
Santa Cruz de La Palma
This is one of the prettiest towns in the Canary Islands and the capital of La Palma. It's a short walk from the port to the colonial centre, where 16th-century buildings close to Avenida Puente are decorated with brightly-painted balconies. In the palm-shaded Plaza Espana is the lovely Iglesia del Salvador and restaurants and shops line Calle O'Dally. Tall ships often call at the harbour, where the Maritime Museum is housed in a reconstruction of Columbus's ship the Santa Maria.
The city of Seville on the Guadalquivir River can be reached by river cruise ships. Passengers aboard larger sea-going vessels can visit Seville from the ports of Sanlucar de Barrameda or Cadiz. Dating back 2000 years, its architecture spans Moorish, Mudejar and Gothic periods. Tapas bars and restaurants are spread across this very attractive city, and sights include the magnificent cathedral, the nearby 9th-century Alcazar and
Sorrento lies on a peninsula on the south side of the Bay of Naples, and is the gateway to the picturesque Amalfi Coast, the islands of Ischia and Capri, and the ancient sites of Pompeii and Paestum. Sorrento itself has an unhurried charm, with cafes serving the local tipple, Limoncello in Piazza Tasso. Worth a visit are the Baroque Church del Carmine, the 18th-century villa, Palazzo Correa, and Museo Bottega, which has frescoed vaults and antiquities on display.
The port for Taormina is Giardini Naxos, whilst Taormina town sits high above the bay on the flanks of Monte Tauro and can be reached by taxi, shuttle bus or a cable car from Mazzaro Bay. The medieval town has elegant boutiques and restaurants along Corso Umberto, a 13th-century Duomo, Palazzo Corvaja and lush public gardens. The chief sight is the idyllically situated Greek amphitheatre with views of snow-capped Mount Etna.
The Provencal port of Toulon has a long history, and its military harbour, fortifications and shipyard were developed under the direction of Cardinal Richelieu and later, Vauban. The town is known for its elegant fountains, its Provencal market held daily on the Cours Lafayette and the elaborate Toulon Opera House. The old town has narrow streets and small squares, whilst the upper town was built on a grand scale by the same architect who re-built Paris.
Trapani is the western-most fishing and ferry port on the island of Sicily, and was founded in 260BC. It is renowned for its seafood and traditional Sicilian cuisine and although many of the old buildings were destroyed during World War II, some fine palaces survive along the Corso Vittorio Emanuel. The Chieasa del Purgatorio houses the Misteri, the sculptures carried through the town during its famous Good Friday procession, and there are several interesting churches including the Sanctuary of Annunziata.
The busy port of Trieste is not far from the city centre and the large and grand Piazza Unita d'Italia. Trieste has many neo-classical buildings and old palaces, the famous pastry and chocolate shop, La Bomboniera and the historic Caffe San Marco, once frequented by James Joyce. Roman remains in Trieste include the Arch of Riccardo, the Basilica Forense and an amphitheatre.
This lively city's port is 4 kilometres from the city, which has both ancient and contemporary landmarks. Worth visiting is the area of El Barrio del Carmen, where there is stunning Roman and Arab architecture and the old city gate of Torres de Serrano. The 15th-century Llotja de la Seda is a World Heritage Site and former silk trading centre with an elegant Hall of Columns. To capture Valencia's contemporary flavour, see the futuristic City of Arts and Sciences museum. The cathedral has works by Goya.
Arriving in Valletta, the site of its magnificent Grand Harbour is memorable. The old warehouses of the harbour area now contain a string of elegant restaurants and bars. Uphill is the impressive City Gate, leafy squares and some fine buildings including St John's Cathedral which displays a painting by Caravaggio. Traffic-free Republic Street is the main shopping area, and from the ramparts of Hastings Gardens there are wonderful sea views and a caf'.
Ships visiting Vigo dock in the centre of the city adjacent to the palm-lined Avenida del Castillo. The old quarter is a maze of steep and winding streets where there are several plazas, including Pedra Square and its market and oyster stall. The Rua Real runs up from the port and is the main street, bordered by old fishermen's houses. Vigo has good beaches ' the Playa de Samil and the quieter bays of Santa Baia and Carril.
Villefranche is regarded as one of the most picturesque harbours on the Cote d'Azur, and its charming town is built on a wooded hillside. The artist Jean Cocteau decorated the 14th-century Chapelle St Pierre des Pecheurs with colourful scenes of gypsies and fishergirls. Cruise ships anchor in the bay for excursions to Nice, Cannes and Monte Carlo.


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Q: Dataframe column rule Need some help here: After creating the 'prev' column I'd like to set NaN for every first change of column 'cat'.
After that I need to create a column 'ln_return' with some conditions:
1.If prev=NaN then NaN
2.If (prev<>0 and act/prev>0) then ln(act/prev)
3.If (prev=0 and act=0) then 0
4.If prev=0 then ln(act/0.000001)
5.else ln(0.000001)
import pandas as pd

data = {'cat': [1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3],
        'date': ['2021-12-30', '2022-01-02', '2022-01-03', '2022-01-04', '2022-01-05', '2022-01-06',\
                '2022-01-09', '2022-01-10', '2021-12-30', '2022-01-02', '2022-01-03', '2022-01-04', \
                '2022-01-05', '2022-01-06', '2022-01-09', '2022-01-10','2021-12-30', '2022-01-02', \
                '2022-01-03', '2022-01-04', '2022-01-05', '2022-01-06', '2022-01-09', '2022-01-10'],
        'act': [1.0000, 0.7981, 0.7785, 0.3563, 0.1916, 0.0000, 0.0000, 0.0233, 1.0000, 0.5625, 0.5774, \
                0.6777, 0.7300, 0.1951, 0.1966, 0.6413, 1.0000, 0.7905, 0.7867, 0.000, 0.8769, 0.4683, 0.7122, 0.7183]
    }

df =pd.DataFrame(data)
df['date'] = pd.to_datetime(df['date'], format='%Y-%m-%d')
df['prev'] = df['act'].shift(1)
print(df)

out:                                        Expected:
    cat       date     act    prev        cat       date        act    prev ln_return
0     1 2021-12-30  1.0000     NaN          1 2021-12-30     1.0000     NaN       NaN
1     1 2022-01-02  0.7981  1.0000          1 2022-01-02     0.7981  1,0000   -0.2255
2     1 2022-01-03  0.7785  0.7981          1 2022-01-03     0.7785  0,7981   -0.0249
3     1 2022-01-04  0.3563  0.7785          1 2022-01-04     0.3563  0,7785   -0.7816
4     1 2022-01-05  0.1916  0.3563          1 2022-01-05     0.1916  0,3563   -0.6204
5     1 2022-01-06  0.0000  0.1916          1 2022-01-06     0.0000  0,1916  -13.8155
6     1 2022-01-09  0.0000  0.0000          1 2022-01-09     0.0000  0,0000    0.0000
7     1 2022-01-10  0.0233  0.0000          1 2022-01-10     0.0233  0,0000    7.7536
8     2 2021-12-30  1.0000  0.0233          2 2021-12-30     1.0000     NaN       NaN
9     2 2022-01-02  0.5625  1.0000          2 2022-01-02     0.5625  1,0000   -0.5754
10    2 2022-01-03  0.5774  0.5625          2 2022-01-03     0.5774  0,5625    0.0261
11    2 2022-01-04  0.6777  0.5774          2 2022-01-04     0.6777  0,5774    0.1602
12    2 2022-01-05  0.7300  0.6777          2 2022-01-05     0.7300  0,6777    0.0743
13    2 2022-01-06  0.1951  0.7300          2 2022-01-06     0.1951  0,7300   -1.3195
14    2 2022-01-09  0.1966  0.1951          2 2022-01-09     0.1966  0,1951    0.0077
15    2 2022-01-10  0.6413  0.1966          2 2022-01-10     0.6413  0,1966    1.1823
16    3 2021-12-30  1.0000  0.6413          3 2021-12-30     1.0000     NaN      NaN
17    3 2022-01-02  0.7905  1.0000          3 2022-01-02     0.7905  1,0000   -0.2351
18    3 2022-01-03  0.7867  0.7905          3 2022-01-03     0.7867  0,7905   -0.0048
19    3 2022-01-04  0.0000  0.7867          3 2022-01-04     0.0000  0,7867  -13.8155
20    3 2022-01-05  0.8769  0.0000          3 2022-01-05     0.8769  0,0000   11.3816
21    3 2022-01-06  0.4683  0.8769          3 2022-01-06     0.4683  0,8769   -0.6273
22    3 2022-01-09  0.7122  0.4683          3 2022-01-09     0.7122  0,4683    0.4192
23    3 2022-01-10  0.7183  0.7122          3 2022-01-10     0.7183  0,7122    0.0085

A: IIUC, you could do:
# perform a shift per group
df['prev'] = df.groupby('cat')['act'].shift(1)

# compute all conditions but #3
df['ln_return'] = np.log(df['act']/df['prev'].clip(0.000001)).clip(np.log(0.000001))

# condition #3 (both 0 -> 0)
df['ln_return'] = df['ln_return'].mask(df['prev'].eq(0)&df['act'].eq(0), 0)

Output:
    cat       date     act    prev  ln_return
0     1 2021-12-30  1.0000     NaN        NaN
1     1 2022-01-02  0.7981  1.0000  -0.225521
2     1 2022-01-03  0.7785  0.7981  -0.024865
3     1 2022-01-04  0.3563  0.7785  -0.781596
4     1 2022-01-05  0.1916  0.3563  -0.620363
5     1 2022-01-06  0.0000  0.1916 -13.815511
6     1 2022-01-09  0.0000  0.0000   0.000000
7     1 2022-01-10  0.0233  0.0000  10.056209
8     2 2021-12-30  1.0000     NaN        NaN
9     2 2022-01-02  0.5625  1.0000  -0.575364
10    2 2022-01-03  0.5774  0.5625   0.026144
11    2 2022-01-04  0.6777  0.5774   0.160169
12    2 2022-01-05  0.7300  0.6777   0.074340
13    2 2022-01-06  0.1951  0.7300  -1.319532
14    2 2022-01-09  0.1966  0.1951   0.007659
15    2 2022-01-10  0.6413  0.1966   1.182326
16    3 2021-12-30  1.0000     NaN        NaN
17    3 2022-01-02  0.7905  1.0000  -0.235090
18    3 2022-01-03  0.7867  0.7905  -0.004819
19    3 2022-01-04  0.0000  0.7867 -13.815511
20    3 2022-01-05  0.8769  0.0000  13.684148
21    3 2022-01-06  0.4683  0.8769  -0.627284
22    3 2022-01-09  0.7122  0.4683   0.419250
23    3 2022-01-10  0.7183  0.7122   0.008529


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Any seasoned cross-country cruiser knows that sometimes, the highway is the best route. Sure, the back roads are awesome, but the interstate is quick and efficient, and can have as many cool hidden gems as a route further off the beaten path. In California, if you're looking to get from the south half of the state to the north (or the reverse) as effortlessly as possible, I-5 is the way to go. It starts in San Diego near the border and zips north to the Oregon state line, running through the center of the state. It highlights a unique side of California once it veers off from the coast around LA, and it's an interesting drive on its own, with plenty to see and do.
Siskiyou County Museum
Yreka, CA
Yreka is a perfect example of a cute little Northern California town. Learn all about the history that makes this area so special at the Siskiyou County Museum. You'll find a bounty of information on local indigenous tribes, trappers and miners, early Chinese immigrants, and pioneers who settled in this paradise. Among the displays are a recreated general store and pioneer kitchen, as well as artifacts and photos. The museum also has an outdoor display of historical mining and logging equipment, along with historical buildings. A stop here is a great way to stretch your legs before hitting the road again.
Castle Crags State Park
You can see the signature rock formations of Castle Crags State Park from the highway, but take the time to visit the park itself: The 170-million-year old, 6000-foot tall granite spires are worth more than a passing glance. The park has 28 miles of hiking trails, so you can take a quick stroll out to Vista Point, or a longer hike on Crags Trail. The Sacramento River flows through the park, offering fishing opportunities, and Castle Crags has a really nice campground as well. The park is at the edge of the Crags Wilderness area, so it has a lovely, untouched feel.
Lake Shasta Caverns
Lakehead, CA
Lake Shasta Caverns is one of the more adventurous and mystical stops along I-5. The ancient caves (which are 200 million years old) are now a National Natural Landmark, and touring them requires a scenic boat ride and then a bus trip to the cave's entrance. From there, you get to explore the various rooms in the cavern. Admire striking cave formations like cave coral, helictites, stalactites and stalagmites, cave drapery and flowstone as you wander through the passageways. Be on the lookout for the name and date of the first recorded explorer, James A. Richardson. He wrote on the wall using carbide from his miner's lamp on November 11, 1878, and it's still clearly visible in the Discovery Room. You'll also learn about the Native American history here, which predates Richardson's discovery.
I-5 Cafe And Creamery
Grab a bite to eat after a long day of driving at the I-5 Cafe and Creamery. It's open from 6 a.m. until 9 p.m. for any of your early morning or late evening cravings, and has a big menu. You'll find all-day breakfast, steaks, salads, burgers, wraps, and more. And make sure to save room for dessert. The Cafe and Creamery features an ice cream shoppe with sundaes and milkshakes. Watch for daily deals and specials, like free dessert on Tuesdays or 'kids eat free' on Mondays.
Sacramento Valley Museum
Williams, CA
Another great local museum on the route is the Sacramento Valley Museum. Located in a hundred-year-old former high school building, it tells and interprets the history of the Sacramento Valley through mid-19th to mid-20th century artifacts, textiles, and documents and more. You'll learn about fashion, medicine, industry, home life, and tons more through the ages as you peruse the exhibits. Pro tip: Make sure to leave time to browse the old books for sale in the basement. They're a total bargain at $1 apiece.
Heidrick Ag History Center
For a more in-depth look at one important aspect of California's history, check out the Heidrick Ag History Center. You don't have to know a ton about farming to appreciate the massive, world-class collection of tractors, harvesters, horse-pulled vehicles, "kid-hack" buses, farming equipment, and more. Dozens of restored machines from the 1910s through the 1950s are on display. The center also has a really fascinating exhibit on the tomato-growing industry in California, complete with a tomato-red UC-Blackwelder #104 harvester. All in all, it's a great look at what life in rural California looked like back in the day.
Micke Grove Park
The crown jewel of the city of Lodi is Micke Grove Park. It's not hard to spend a full day exploring here, since the park contains tons to see and do. There's the Micke Grove Zoo, home to snow leopards, bobcats, marmosets, tamarins, and more; the three-acre Wortley Lake, with its 40-foot water fountain; a beautifully landscaped and incredibly detailed Japanese Garden featuring cherry trees, a pagoda, a tea house and a koi pond; the San Joaquin County Historical Museum, made up of four historic buildings to explore; and Fun Town at Micke Grove, a theme park with carnival rides, treats, and more. Whether you just stop at one attraction, or visit as many as you can, this beloved park has something for everyone.
San Luis Reservoir State Recreation Area
Take a break and enjoy the scenery at the San Luis Reservoir State Recreation Area. There's a visitor center with tons of information and telescopes for enjoying the views if you just need a quick break. Or spend more time here and cool off at North Beach, the only designated swim area. There are also options if you're hoping to rent a boat, jet ski, canoe, or paddleboard. Book these online in advance if you're able, especially during the summer. If you're looking to spend the night, there are four campgrounds in the Recreation Area as well.
Kern National Wildlife Refuge
Another spot where you can appreciate the natural beauty and wildlife in the area is the Kern National Wildlife Refuge. If you look closely, you might spot coyotes, lizards, snakes, and of course, tons of birds, as the wetland habitat is ideal for waterfowl. While the refuge is mostly for hunters, there's a 6-mile gravel auto tour scenic route that makes for a good break from the endless ribbon of highway. There are a few parking lots along the way with trails. Note that the auto tour road closes on Wednesdays and Saturdays between October and January for waterfowl hunting during the season.
Fort Tejon State Historical Park
Fort Tejon State Historic Park gives visitors the chance to step back in time and experience life on the California frontier. The 1850s and 1860s were an interesting time in California history, and you'll get to explore restored adobes from a real-life former army fort. Talk to costumed interpreters, including servants, cooks, officers, carpenters, blacksmiths, laundresses, and more, and watch as they show how everyday life looked at Fort Tejon. You'll find plenty of artifacts displayed around the barracks, officers' quarters, and jail. There's always something going on here: games, demonstrations, holiday events, or living history performances. Add in a gorgeous setting with 400-year-old oaks, and you've got a fun, memorable afternoon stop.
If you've only got time for one stop in Los Angeles, make it Griffith Observatory. During the day, the free museum offers a look at the history of the gorgeous old building and park and a nice overview of the science of astronomy. At night, the big telescope is turned on for visitors to use, and smaller (but still powerful) telescopes are set up around the observatory. For even more space-themed fun, you can buy a ticket to a show in the planetarium. And make sure to admire the views of the city and the Hollywood sign from the various viewpoints around the building. The park where the observatory is located has plenty of hiking, an abandoned zoo, and much more to see and do. Plus, the observatory will scratch any itches you might have for Hollywood history: Countless TV shows and movies have been filmed here, including (and most famously) Rebel Without a Cause starring James Dean.
Bowers Museum of Cultural Art
The Bowers Museum of Cultural Art is an incredible celebration of cultures from across time and space, through collections of artifacts ranging from works of art to everyday objects. West African masks, Native American beadwork, jewelry from Japan and China, paintings from America, and antique furniture are all among the objects you might find while exploring the museum. There's also a lovely courtyard with a restaurant where you can relax after admiring the displays. Bowers has a great calendar of traveling and rotating exhibits, as well as screenings, talks, workshops, and concerts, so it's worth coming back to visit time and time again.
Tijuana River Regional Park
I-5 ends in southern San Diego. Take a moment to reflect on the changing landscapes you've seen at the Tijuana River Regional Park. It's a huge, 1,800-acre park with lots to offer. There are trails through the forest and scrub for hiking, biking, or horseback riding. The Bird and Butterfly Garden is a popular attraction, as it's filled with plants that attract winged creatures of all sorts. Other features include a sports complex and community garden. And soon, a campground with tent, RV, and equestrian sites as well as yurts will open in the southern end of the park, only a mile from the Pacific Ocean.
Driving across California, even on the highway, is a dauntingly long trip. Every true road warrior and cross-country cruiser knows the importance of stopping often to explore, relax, and enjoy the attractions and landscapes along the route. Side trips, detours, and unplanned adventures make long road trips into unforgettable adventures, and make great stories to tell after the trip has ended.
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Inbox: Who will be Royals' biggest surprise?
KANSAS CITY -- Royals pitchers and catchers will report to Surprise, Ariz., on Feb. 12. Yep, Spring Training is right around the corner.
prediction for biggest surprise player - either positive or negative (please choose positive) ... ?
I'm very high on right-hander Jorge Lopez. I remember after the first couple of times he pitched for the Royals, Salvador Perez pulled me aside and said, "That kid has the best stuff on the staff." That stuck with me. And then we almost saw Lopez throw a perfect game in Minnesota. Most pitchers have one "out pitch." Lopez has several. It's just a matter of gaining experience now.
Your prediction of the starting rotation is?
Danny Duffy, Jakob Junis, Brad Keller, Ian Kennedy, Lopez.
I wouldn't be surprised if Kennedy becomes a late-inning guy at some point. He has the command to do it, sort of the way Jeff Montgomery did.
Will Zimmer make the rotation or will he be a bullpen guy?
Kyle Zimmer might be the biggest wild card in camp this year. He told me he is throwing pain-free for maybe the first time in his pro career. The Royals need a surprise, like Zimmer wowing everyone in Spring Training. It's not unthinkable to envision him becoming a short reliever, cutting it all loose for an inning or two like Wade Davis did when he transitioned to the bullpen. It's a long shot, but who knows?
Have we ever gotten an answer on how they can justify Hamilton when we need to get looks at Goodwin, Phillips, and Bonifacio?
On the surface, it looks like the Billy Hamilton signing goes against the rebuild. But the Royals have made the decision to return to their 2013-2015 identity of speed and defense. General manager Dayton Moore does not want another 100-loss season and as they transition, Hamilton will save a ton of outs for the pitching staff (a young pitching staff, mind you), and provide a weapon on the basepaths. Brett Phillips and Jorge Bonifacio both have options, so they can still develop in the Minors if necessary.
Four years removed from the World Series title. Dayton Moore seems to be meandering the way forward as far as I am concerned. What exactly is the plan?
Actually, it's only been three seasons since the World Series title. Moore doesn't like to use the word "rebuild" but that's essentially what is happening. There's a ton of talent from that Lexington team (Seuly Matias, Nick Pratto, MJ Melendez, et al.) that isn't that far away. Khalil Lee is already at Double-A. And last year's Draft picks of Brady Singer and Jackson Kowar could help in a year or two. To me, the plan is pretty obvious. You can make the argument that the Royals should have started this rebuild in 2017 but then again, they were just a couple of games out of first place at the Trade Deadline that year and were leading in the second Wild Card spot. It's hard to fault the Royals for going all in back then.
Definitely. Moore and his staff simply are waiting for the price to come down on some free agents, especially relievers.
Ryan O'Hearn. But expect manager Ned Yost to shuffle his lineup much more than in the past, especially with super-utility guys such as Chris Owings and Whit Merrifield. Ned's favorite phrase of "mix and match" will be even more prominent in 2019.
I mentioned Lopez. I also think Heath Fillmyer will have a significant role in 2019, either in the bullpen or the rotation. And don't be surprised if Zimmer or Josh Staumont emerge.
Was Terrence Gore signed with the expectation of spending most of season in Omaha or KC?
It's unlikely Terrance Gore will see Omaha. He was brought in as a late-inning weapon with the hope he can pinch-run two out of every three games, no matter the circumstances. The Royals want speed again.
How will GMDM use Rule 5 draftees, Chris Ellis & Sam McWilliams in 2019?
Expect both Ellis and McWilliams to follow a similar path the Royals set for last year's Rule 5 pick, Keller. If they make the team, it will be in the bullpen at first.
Will Lovelady and Staumont get a shot in the bullpen this year?
Josh Staumont already is on the 40-man roster, so he has a chance to make the Opening Day roster. The Royals don't have to put Richard Lovelady on the 40-man until next fall, so he would really have to wow them in camp.


With Pawnbroker Pawn Shop Software permanent changes can be made in the software's configuration to avoid having to repeatedly enter the same information (to be printed on report, pawn tickets, etc.).
Most importantly though is cost. Payment for the software is once. There are no monthly or annual prepayments for support so if help is not needed, money will not have been wasted on something that wasn't used: support.
On the other hand, if help is needed, payment is made at the time support is provided - for any reason, including help with hardware, computers, Windows and networking. Rates for assistance are about half that of local IT services at ($20/15 minutes, minimum of $20 per incident).
Of course there is an ongoing cost of maintaining the software which happens in the background with tech support and is completely hidden and separate from those who use the software. Because software users benefit from the improvements in the software, each shop pays a nominal $175 per year, starting in the second year, for 'software maintenance'.
A valuable feature in the Diamond and 24karat editions of the software is the ability to lock employees out of any part of the program as well as preventing them from performing two operations that lend themselves to employee theft: voiding sales and allowing discounts at POS.
The Intro edition of PPSS is the lowest in price at $495. (All payments for software are one time.) Intro is a basic pawn-processing software and prints everything (price labels, hang tags, reports, receipts and pawn tickets) on regular paper using a common ink printer.
The Deluxe edition ($695) supports cash drawers and receipt printers (depending upon make and model). Loan interest can be 'prorated' in that interest can be charged for a portion of the loan period. Deluxe adds software for check cashing, payday and title loans and layaways.
The Diamond edition ($895) can print price labels and hang tags from rolls of labels using a thermal label printer. Pictures can be taken of pawners and their items. Multiple computers can be connected at the same location to share the same database.
A free live demo is available prior to purchase so before you buy, it can be assured that the program does all that is needed and works properly on your computer.


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The controversy over Sir John A. Macdonald, Canada's first prime minister, explained
Katie Dangerfield GlobalNews.ca
WATCH: The past of Canada's founding father and first prime minister, John A. Macdonald, is coming back to haunt him. As a result, there's a mounting campaign to remove his name from schools and buildings in Ontario. David Akin reports.
In the wake of the protests and violence in Charlottesville, many people are calling for long-standing monuments that honour U.S. Confederate generals to be torn down.
A similar debate is also brewing in Canada and it involves the country's first prime minister.
Statues and streets named after controversial figures in Canada
Sir John A. Macdonald was one of the founders of the Dominion of Canada and during his terms as prime minister (1867-1873 and 1878-1891), the transcontinental railway was built. But he also served during the time the federal government approved the first residential schools in the country.
"He built this country but decided Indigenous people did not have a place in this country. They were disposable," said James Daschuk, an assistant professor of history at the University of Regina and author of Clearing the Plains.
"He set up treaties and broke them, starved thousands of people on reserves, and was the architect for the relationship between Canada and First Nations … and the racism still festers today."
WATCH: New report to highlight shameful past of Canada's residential schools
Due to that aspect of his past, the union that represents elementary school teachers in Ontario — the Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario (EFTO) — is pushing to remove his name from a handful of schools across the province. The ETFO said using Macdonald's name creates an unsafe environment for kids to learn and work in because of what it calls Macdonald's role as the "architect of genocide against Indigenous Peoples."
Teachers' union pushing to strip Sir John A. Macdonald's name from Ontario schools
One of these schools, Sir John A. Macdonald Public School in Pickering, Ont., is on the union's list for a name change. But Conservative MP Erin O'Toole, who represents the area, called the decision "embarrassing."
Embarrassing a Teacher's Union needs a lesson on how to teach history. Let's chat after you read this @etfopresident https://t.co/b0fqOJ3NSU https://t.co/n2jkyigLKZ
— Erin O'Toole (@ErinOTooleMP) August 23, 2017
Daschuk said he understands racism was prevalent in the 1800s, but says Macdonald wasn't "just racist," he was also very cruel.
It wasn't just with Indigenous people, Daschuk says. In 1885, Macdonald told the House of Commons that Canada should take away the vote from people of Chinese origin on the grounds that they were a different race than Europeans.
"He said it's because their presence in the country is incompatible with the Aryan nation in this country," said Timothy Stanley, a history professor at the University of Ottawa.
Should his name be removed?
Across Canada, there are a handful of schools, rivers, buildings, statues and airports named after Macdonald — he's also featured on the $10 bill.
Daschuk said he's "ambivalent" about stripping Macdonald's name from buildings, as it is still part of Canada's history. But he does believe this is a positive step forward as people are starting to debate and shine a light on darker aspects of Canada's history.
Sir John A. Macdonald, notorious drinker, honoured with Kingston whisky tasting
Stanley agreed.
"I am not particularly in favour of taking down his statue on Parliament Hill," he said. "But you can put an interpretive plaque that explains things. The new Canadian Museum of History has made an effort to make a balanced perspective on him."
WATCH: John A. Macdonald statue vandalized in protest of Indigenous policies
However, Stanley said when it comes to schools bearing Macdonald's name, he thinks that should change.
"Naming a school after him is teaching young people something. It teaches them that racism and his active role in genocide does not matter."
Other controversial names
The ETFO's call comes after a student-led campaign at Toronto's Ryerson University last month pushed for the school to change its name out of respect for residential school survivors.
The downtown university is named for Egerton Ryerson, a pioneer of public education in Ontario who is widely believed to have helped shape residential school policy through his ideas on education for Indigenous children.
Ryerson University pushed to change its name by Indigenous students, student union
And in June, the name of founding father Hector-Louis Langevin was stripped from the building that houses the Prime Minister's Office on Parliament Hill. Langevin argued for a separate school system with a specific mandate to assimilate Indigenous children.
— With files from the Canadian Press


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