You may remember a little while ago I wrote a post about the joys of drying washing outdoors after I was lucky enough to receive a selection of beautiful laundry products from Brabantia. Well as the weather gets warmer and (touch wood) less wet, it's finally time to start getting the washing out on the line again. And it couldn't come too soon for me. Matylda has just started potty training and while she's done amazingly well so far and surprised us all, there are still the odd little accidents to contend with and consequently a few more changes of clothes. This has coincided with Milly starting on her baby-led weaning journey and the inevitably yukky nappies that this entails. Having said that she's always been a master at pooping and almost always manages to squirt it up her back and out of her nappy. So combine that with a number of sick incidents every day and I end up changing her clothes about four times a day. You can imagine how much washing I have to do right? So being able to stick it all on the line is a godsend and means my house isn't full of laundry draped everywhere. It also helps save some pennies as I don't have the tumble dryer running constantly.
Brabantia launched the #LoveNature campaign back in 2015 in collaboration with WeForest, an international non-profit organisation dedicated to bio-diverse tree planting. Brabantia is the head sponsor of the campaign and for every Brabantia Rotary Dryer or Indoor Dryer sold across the globe, Brabantia donates one tree. Since the start of the campaign, WeForest has planted more than 500,000 Brabantia trees. But it doesn't stop there. Over the next 12 months Brabantia plans to plant a MILLION more trees. I really love this campaign and think that Brabantia's involvement is so commendable. Encouraging people to #LoveNature, dry their clothes outdoors and help save the planet is such a worthwhile endeavor. Round of applause for Brabantia please!!!
Recently Brabantia, together with WeForest, planted the 10 millionth tree in Machakel, a small town in Ethiopia.
We are delighted to be responsible for planting the 10 millionth tree in Ethiopia. To celebrate and remember this milestone we have planted a special tree at our head office in Valkenswaard. In 2016, Brabantia will continue with our Love Nature campaign. Working with consumers and WeForest to protect and restore the world's environment, we've set a goal to plant more than one million trees.
Some of the stories that result from this amazing campaign are really heart warming too as local communities get involved by collecting seeds and caring for the trees. They are helping to transform the previously bare land into fertile, biologically diverse and productive forests. The newly fertile areas have an increased grass production meaning that there are now improved grazing areas for cattle to use. The local women are also able to use this grass for traditional craft making, creating mats and baskets to sell at the local markets.
I think this is such a wonderful campaign and I for sure will be taking the #LoveNaturePledge and committing to drying my laundry outside for 30 days and well into summer. I'm happy to report that my new rotary dryer provides so much more space to dry my laundry than I previously had. I used to have to dry a load of washing in two lots but now I can easily dry a whole load and more in one go. My only issue is that I don't have enough pegs to use it to its full capacity.
So why don't you join me and take part in the 30 day challenge? What have you got to lose? It's good for you, good for the environment and good for your bank balance! If you're taking part don't forget to use the hashtag #LoveNaturePledge on social media so we know you're joining us!
Disclosure: This post has been written in partnership with Brabantia who provided the product for me to review. However, all the opinions in this post are my own and I stress that I only collaborate with brands and companies that I genuinely like and believe that my readers will like too.
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According to the question, the alcoholic beverages in a private club are owned by the members.
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A private club is defined as place where people of similar interest come together to play or mingles. A private is restricted to only its members. Not just anyone can enter a private club; you must have to be a member.
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Individual owns private clubs and are allowed to sell drinks or goods from company that team up with them. Anyone can open a private club, but a license is required to operate one.
The private club permit is issued by the government. In a private clubs, members are served with drinks they produced and anyone that patronizes the club pay charge as a member.
However, in a private clubs, alcohol beverages must be certified safe before consumption and it must be free from harm. Any activities that take place in a private club must also be in accordance with government regulations.
The following requirement must be met before a private can be issued alcoholic beverage license.
The operator must own, or lease a building
It must be incorporated for three month
The source of revenue must be mainly alcoholic beverages.
There are basically 2 types of license issued to private clubs owner. They include
On-premises retailer class dx – it permits the sale of beer, spirits and wine at a private club
On-premises retailer class cx – it permits the services, sales and beer consumption in a private club.
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Endicott is a small town – a village, really – outside Binghamton, New York. It used to swarm with the energy of IBM employees. IBM put Endicott on the map. The tech giant had its first headquarters there in 1906, and the site is still called "Plant No 1" in company lore, commemorated with a nine-page chronology and photo album on IBM's website. Endicott was the center of IBM innovation, playing home to annual conventions of engineers and experts in "tent cities". At its height, the town – of around 13,000 people – counted 11,000 IBM employees in 16 office buildings.
Now most of those buildings are filled by the employees of other companies. According to an employee group known as the Alliance@IBM, Big Blue has only 720 employees left in Endicott, all in one building.
IBM lost a few more employees there last week, with a giant round of jobs cuts that swept through Endicott and other small towns where the computer powerhouse has a disproportionate effect on local economies: Essex Junction, Vermont; Rochester, Minnesota; Dubuque, Iowa; Poughkeepsie, New York; Tulsa, Oklahoma; Research Triangle Park, North Carolina; and Columbia, Missouri.
The target of employees' ire is not just IBM; it's the deal with the devil that they think IBM has struck with Wall Street. The less formal name for the Faustian contract is the 2015 roadmap, as it is known around IBM. Its premise is simple: IBM wants to deliver $20 earnings per share to its stockholders by 2015. That's not exactly an easy task considering that right now, IBM's EPS is $14.94 per share. As the company draws near its self-imposed deadline, investors seem to be skeptical, pushing its stock price down. IBM stock currently trades at $185, down 15% from its highest point in the past year.
The upshot is that IBM has put itself on the hook and it can't get off. Launched by former CEO Sam Palmisano in 2010, the $20EPS-by-2015 plan has done more in the past few years to determine IBM's financial path than almost anything else. Many employees believe that the success of IBM's new CEO, Ginny Rometty, will hinge on whether she delivers the right numbers to Wall Street by next year.
Employees looking for evidence that the company favors Wall Street rather than their well-being find evidence everywhere. The company, infamously zip-lipped about layoffs, only warned workers obliquely last year when making a public announcement to investors. IBM promised shareholders that the company would spend $1bn cutting an unnamed number of jobs, which analyst Toni Sacconaghi of Bernstein Research put at 13,000 layoffs.
Rometty's mandate includes impressing Wall Street with IBM's efficiency – which, in the patois of finance, often means "layoffs". And it's not just IBM. The phenomenon is often called "the cult of shareholder value", and the debate centers on whether America's biggest companies are focusing too much on increasing their stock prices for flash, and too little on long-term innovation and the happiness of other stakeholders – including their own employees.
IBM has a crop of outspoken workers. The company, despite its 400,000 employees worldwide, is something of a small town itself, the kind with employees who only expect to hear about layoffs through the electronic watercooler: the much-visited message board of Alliance@IBM, a group of 300 members and 5,000 supporters that considers itself a kind of union for IBM employees. (It tags itself as CWA Local 1701). Lee Conrad, the organization's leader, tells me Alliance heard "inside info" in January that the cuts were coming, and started spreading the word through its network.
Alliance plays a key role for the little guy at Big Blue, helping laid-off employees get their bearings – but its crown jewel is the online forums labeled under "Job Cuts Reports". With snappy rants and frequent visitors, it lights up as a searing source of gossip when layoffs take place. Conrad, for instance, collected information that suggested the job cuts appeared to be based in two areas: business services and systems technology.
This week, as employees in Endicott and other towns were losing their jobs, the Alliance@IBM website crashed from the number of people trying to read it.
Everyone knows their time will come, they just don't know when. Employees are haunted with the prospect of redundancy.
IBM doesn't break out the numbers publicly, but in a statement the company said, "At any given time, IBM has more than 3,000 job openings in … growth areas in the US. IBM's total workforce has remained stable over the past three years." IBM also pushed back against the idea that the company is shrinking, pointing out that it committed $1bn to its new Watson unit and $2.2bn to expand its cloud offerings, as well as "investments in areas such as nanotechnology which will bring hundreds of new jobs to New York State".
None of which seems to cut it for the employees who are let go, and there are thousands of them – although no one knows exactly how many, since IBM no longer discloses the number of layoffs in a unit, even to employees.
And so the residents of Endicott, New York – and IBM's other small company towns – are stuck with the message boards to figure it all out.


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by: DOUG FERGUSON, Associated Press
FILE – In this April 5, 2018, file photo, Augusta National Golf Club Chairman Fred Ridley watches the honorary first tee shots before the first round at the Masters golf tournament in Augusta, Ga. Augusta National decided Friday, March 13, 2020, to postpone the Masters because of the spread of the coronavirus. Club chairman Fred Ridley says he hopes postponing the event puts Augusta National in the best position to host the Masters and its other two events at some later date. Ridley did not say when it would be held.(AP Photo/David J. Phillip, File)
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — For the last 75 years, the golf landscape never changed. March brought anticipation of azaleas and Amen Corner, of the drive down Magnolia Lane and the chase for a green jacket.
The annual road to the Masters took a major detour Friday — but not a dead end, like other tournaments — when Augusta National said the Masters would be postponed because of increasing risks with the new coronavirus.
It was expected, but no less jarring, even as the Masters joined other big sporting events that were suspended (NBA), delayed (Major League Baseball) or canceled (NCAA basketball tournament).
Xander Schauffele was quick to find hope.
"Well, postponed is a comforting word," Schauffele said. "Canceled is another."
Augusta National offered no details except for Chairman Fred Ridley saying he hopes the postponement puts the club in the best position to safely host the Masters "at some later date."
The announcement capped off 24 hours that began with hope golf could be played without fans and ended with the reality that it had to follow along with other sports and step away.
Even the Masters.
PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan said his "gut-wrenching" decision to cancel the rest of The Players Championship this week and the next three tournaments on the schedule was based largely on Orlando's theme parks shutting down and travel for the international players.
"Even though we have a safe environment and we've done all the right things, we can't proceed," Monahan said. "It's not right to proceed."
That got little argument from the players, who suspected this was coming.
Rory McIlroy, the world's No. 1 player, preached the importance of everyone getting tested for the virus and saying golf would have no choice but to shut down if anyone — a player, caddie, support staff — tested positive.
That was on Thursday night, after he closed with three straight birdies. He went to bed before the tour's decision to shut down golf and woke up Friday to several text messages that left him wondering when he would tee it up again.
"You're obviously going to still keep playing golf, but you're going out there practicing and not knowing what you're practicing for," McIlroy said as he headed into the TPC Sawgrass clubhouse to clean out his locker.
The PGA Tour has canceled four tournaments, one in the Dominican Republic. The LPGA Tour, which already lost three tournaments on its Asia Swing, said it was postponing its next three events in Arizona and California, the last one the first major championship of the year.
The next tournament on the European Tour schedule is in the south of Spain at the end of April.
It's not unusual for players to have a month off with nowhere to play, just not in the heart of the season.
"This is obviously new territory," said J.T. Poston, who was anticipating his first time playing the Masters. "I can't remember the last time I didn't really know when I was going to play my next golf tournament or when I didn't have a golf tournament that I could look forward to playing."
McIlroy's coach was planning to fly from Ireland next week so they could prepare for the Masters, the major keeping him from the career Grand Slam. That's been scrapped. All that's on McIroy's immediate agenda is getting tested for the virus.
Bernd Wiesberger of Austria was trying to get the last flight to Vienna. He left before the Masters was postponed, which was just as well. Wiesberger figured he would not have been able to return to the U.S. to play.
Scrapping the Players Championship also was a blow to the tour because it's the biggest event — "our Super Bowl," Monahan said — of the 44 tournaments it operates. Because only one round was played, the $15 million purse was to be cut in half and distributed evenly among the 144 players — $52,083 each, unofficial money.
That doesn't include C.T. Pan, who withdrew a few hours before his tee time to reduce the risk of catching the virus.
U.S. Open champion Gary Woodland was among those who felt it would have looked bad if the tour had kept playing, even though Monahan suggested it could be a "source of inspiration" to have a live sport on television if done in a safe manner.
"It would have looked horrible if we showed up and played today with every other sports league not playing," Woodland said. "It probably would have been insensitive, so I'm glad Jay made the decision that he did. It's best for us. It's best for the fans and our families. … It's only going to get worse right now, so it's best for us not to be playing golf."
For most people, the new coronavirus causes only mild or moderate symptoms, such as fever and cough, with the vast majority recovering in about two weeks.
"I think there's bigger problems in the world right now than whether we play the Masters or not," Jon Rahm said.
They also didn't know what they would do. Kevin Na said the tour shutting down and the Masters not being played the first full week in April had not sunk in. And then he was cleaning out his locker and his caddie found a banana in his bag.
"If he hadn't pulled that banana out," Na said, "that banana would have been in there for a long time."
More AP golf: https://apnews.com/apf-Golf and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports
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New Delhi: Gold prices surged by Rs. 1,310 per 10 grams in Delhi – the highest in two years – to Rs. 31,010 on strong demand from stockists ahead of the festive season, after the government increased import duty on the metal to 10 per cent.
A sharp fall in the Sensex and rupee, and strong global cues, contributed to the upsurge in gold price, which posted the biggest single-day gain after August 19, 2011. Interestingly, the metal had shot up by Rs. 1,310 on August 19, 2011 as well.
Gold has regained the Rs. 31,000 level after six months. An all-time high was Rs. 32,975 per 10 gram on November 27, 2012, in Delhi bullion market.
Silver followed suit and spurted by Rs. 3,270 to Rs. 49,320 per kg, its biggest single day gain this year on rising demand from industrial units and coin makers.
Bullion traders attributed the sharp jump in gold prices to fear of tight supply following government's decision to hike import duty of silver and gold to narrow current account deficit.
The buying sentiment got bolstered as rupee hit record low of 62 against the US currency, making the dollar-denominated metal costlier.
Seeking to reduce gold imports, RBI also prohibited inward shipment of gold coins, medallions and dores without licence.
"Gold is back in demand as falling rupee and melting equities leaving no place for investor to park their funds," said Surender Jain, vice president of All India Sarafa Bazar.
He said a firming trend in overseas markets was also supporting the bullion whereas market hardly witnessed any physical buying.
Gold in overseas markets climbed to two-month high on strong buying from China and prospects for less US monetary stimulus. The metal rose by 0.50 per cent to 1,372.97 dollar an ounce in Singapore.
On the domestic front, gold of 99.9 and 99.5 per cent purity spurted by Rs. 1310 each to Rs. 31,010 and Rs. 30,810 per ten grams respectively. Sovereign followed suit and climbed by Rs. 200 to Rs. 24,700 per piece of 8 grams.


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Don't blame U.S. biofuels for Indonesia and Malaysia deforestation, study shows
Thursday, January 23rd, 2020 • University News Story
Since 1990, the United States has ramped up its production of biofuels — to about 16 billion gallons of ethanol and 1.6 billion gallons of biodiesel in 2017. At the same time, production of palm oil has increased nearly sixfold, mainly for food product…
Farmers optimistic about future even as their perception of current economic conditions drops
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Producer sentiment regarding current economic conditions of the agricultural economy dropped 12 points in December, according to the Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer. The Index of Current Conditions registered a reading of 141, down fro…
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Agricultural economics student, rural communities champion awarded prestigious scholarship
By Emma Ea Ambrose "Studying in Ireland wasn't on my mind until about six months ago," Mason Gordon, a senior in agricultural economics, said. "Now, it feels like the perfect place to advance my education and begin my career." Gordon recently received the Mitchell Scholarship, which facilitates and funds a year of postgraduate study in…
Farmer sentiment jumps up in November as harvest winds down
Tuesday, December 3rd, 2019 • University News Story
Agricultural economy sentiment tied with its highest reading of 2019, according to the November Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer. Rising for a second month in a row, the barometer improved to a reading of 153 in November, up 17 points f…
Purdue Top Farmer Conference to focus on risk management
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What would Thanksgiving look like without Indiana?
Friday, November 22nd, 2019
By Emma Ea Ambrose Imagine a cornucopia of Thanksgiving goodness–pumpkin pie, cornbread, stuffing, flaky bread rolls–all flanking the culinary linchpin: the turkey. Without Indiana much of this bounty would not be readily available at Thanksgiving or, indeed, any other time of the year. "It is hard to imagine a Thanksgiving meal that doesn't have some…
Purdue's Top Farmer Conference will focus on strategies for mitigating risk in 2020
Tuesday, November 19th, 2019 • University News Story
The Purdue Top Farmer Conference, a management program for farmers that features some of the nation's top experts on marketing, risk management and crop production, will take place Jan. 10 at the Beck Agricultural Center, 4540 U.S. 52 West, West Lafaye…
Junior Olivia West energized and empowered by Forbes summit
Thursday, November 7th, 2019
By Emma Ea Ambrose Do you have a cup of coffee ready? Good, you're going to need it after just a glimpse at junior Olivia West's schedule. Actually, agricultural economics major West said she feels invigorated rather than worn out by her full schedule. In addition to excelling in the classroom, West is a member…
Farmer sentiment on trade and the overall ag economy improves as fall harvest gets underway
Tuesday, November 5th, 2019 • University News Story
The Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer improved 15 points to a reading of 136 in October. The upswing is attributable to 15-point increases in both of the barometer's sub-indices. The Index of Current Conditions rose to a reading of 155 a…
Purdue receives first USDA grant to study organic hemp production
Monday, October 28th, 2019 • University News Story
When the 2018 Farm Bill legalized production of hemp, the deluge of phone calls from potential growers to scientists and state administrators quickly made it clear how little information is available for those hoping to plant the crop.
Borlaug Dialogue fuels students' passion to make a difference
Wednesday, October 23rd, 2019
By Emma Ea Ambrose Twelve undergraduates from the College of Agriculture recently attended the 2019 Borlaug Dialogue International Symposium in Des Moines, Iowa. Founded in 2001, the Borlaug Dialogue is named after Norman E. Borlaug, the founder of The World Food Prize, Nobel Prize Laureate and father of the "Green Revolution." This event honors his…
Purdue Alumna and Olympic Gold Medalist returns to campus
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Amanda Elmore, a Purdue University graduate and 2016 Olympic gold medalist in women's rowing, returned to campus for homecoming festivities and made a presentation to an agricultural economics program.
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Farmer sentiment regarding current conditions slips in September
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Farmers became much more pessimistic about current conditions on their own farms and in the U.S. agricultural economy in late summer, according to the September Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer. While the overall Ag Economy Barometer re…
Agricultural economics graduates selected for prestigious World Bank program
By Emma Ea Ambrose Francis Addeah Darko earned his Master's and Ph.D. from Purdue's Department of Agricultural Economics but his dreams of working for the World Bank started well before his matriculation. "I grew up in a village in Ghana where the majority of people were poor and most depended on agriculture," Darko, who graduated in…
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'U.S. Farm Report' will bring college road show back to Purdue
Friday, September 20th, 2019 • University News Story
"The U.S. Farm Report" a syndicated television show focusing on agriculture and agribusiness, hosted by Tyne Morgan, will be filming at Purdue's West Lafayette campus from 1:30-3 p.m. on Thursday (Sept. 26). Filming will take place on the lawn by the A…
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Talented Slate proves mules can do anything.
Graphene coated helmets add improved thermal comfort and safety.
World Horse Welfare to feature at famous London garden show with an equine entry.
"The Horse Rider's Guide to Bras" the result of in-depth study published in the Journal of Sports Sciences.
Parliamentary committee makes wide-ranging recommendations on animal welfare.
Charlotte Dujardin helps raise more than $10,000 for Brooke USA at California dressage clinic.
Horses are still used for industrial-scale forestry in Chihuahua, Mexico. Why?
Could recyclable paper riding helmets be just round the corner?
Design for a paper cycling helmet winds a prestigious international award.
Burgeoning seal population provides more fertilizer for grass, researchers suggests.
Several African countries targeted in the making of 'ejiao' for traditional Chinese medicine.
Plastic shoes with unique attachment system will be brought to market next year.
Belgian, Clydesdale, and Percheron hitches fight it out at the Royal Horse Show.
They're ready, willing and able: Why not #giveacobajob?
#giveacobajob week puts the spotlight on the often underestimated cob – and asks horse riders to consider taking one on.
Latest research on concussions discussed, including technologies and biomarkers for diagnosis near field of play.
Rio Olympic gold medalist receives inaugural award from British magazine.
And they're off! On the trail that is … Thoroughbred Incentive Program adds recreational riding to its stable.
Neue Schule's The Academy joins forces with Bishop Burton College for Lantra-accredited courses for equine degree students.


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The History of the Video Game Development Process
The modern software development process is sort of out in the open. Any sizeable project like a new version of Microsoft Office or Adobe Photoshop is discussed widely in technology forums and blogs. Although beta testers generally sign NDAs with companies, details or full copies of beta software leaks regularly.
Google's Android OS is not quite Open Source, but will rely heavily on the Open Source contributions from the public. This past weekend an ARS Technica article about updates to Android acknowledged Google's creation of a public bug tracking system as a "sign that Google is taking the needs of the Android third-party developer community more seriously."
Clearly, expectation of visibility into today's major software projects has increased with the growth of the web. But what about older software? Who is looking into the games and tools that we used on a daily basis 15 years ago?
Know Your Mario History
A new Download Squad article discusses the impending release of a historical documents related to Sega video game development between 1993 and 1994. It claims that a "large community of Sonic fans have been searching for prototypes and lost levels in the games for many years now." Indeed, you can read the granular details.
The new article says that a community member is planning on releasing "an entire year's backup of data from the Sega of America offices from 1993-1994." The article calls the eagerness of the community to review the information as part of a post-modern archeology culture, where people examine the assembly-level code of these game ROMs.
Post-modern archeology? …Really?
In 2004 Henry Lowood, the Curator for History of Science & Technology Collections at Stanford University presented an argument for the preservation of videogames to the American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works that included the following passage:
Henry Jenkins, director of the Comparative Media Studies Program at M.I.T., has written that video games may be the "art form for the digital age." Some of you will find this thought difficult to reconcile with Pong, Pac-Man or Pokemon. Jenkins answers by suggesting that such reactions "tell us more about our contemporary notion of art—as arid and stuffy, as the property of an educated and economic elite, as cut off from everyday experience—than they tell us about games."
Debating the ultimate status of games as an art form strikes me as less important than the potential impact of computer games on artistic expression, more a matter of the interplay between computer games and artistic practice.
It is nice to know that the academic community has been on board to preserve video game history for some time. But it appears that the forefront of research is being taken care of through crowd-sourcing on the web; the release of 15 year old corporate documents draws a buzz a little nerdier and a little less consipracy-laden than the release of new evidence from the JFK assassination.
I suppose it makes sense that if there is a large community that wants insight into the development of today's work and play software such as the Android OS or next Street Fighter, would also want insight into the games they played when they were young. I wonder how long it will be that the theft of historical source code will make as realistic movie plot as that of Cezanne, Monet, Van Gogh, and Degas.
Update: While exploring a compelling new suite of web applications from Aviary, I came across an interesting related note in their work blog that reads: "There is so much to learn from the implementations of design concepts in games that can be applied to non-gaming." A bit off the topic of historical software development, but a nod nonetheless towards important lessons that can be learned from video games. Read the full entry: 3 lessons learned from Half-Life.
Published February 18, 2008 By rob
Categorized as art, programming, Society, technology, video games
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Nationalization or Expropriation? Independent Facebook Application Developers Continue to Face Uncertainty


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Home News Releases Xerox names Ursula Burns president
Xerox names Ursula Burns president
UXBRIDGE -- Xerox today announces the appointment of Ursula M. Burns to the position of president of Xerox. She has also been elected to the company's board of directors. Burns was previously president of the company's Business Group Operations, responsible for global research, engineering, marketing and manufacturing of Xerox technology, supplies and related services. As president, Burns retains leadership of these functions as well as the company's information management organisation. She also assumes responsibility for corporate strategy, human resources, marketing operations, and global accounts for Xerox. Burns reports to Xerox Chairman and CEO Anne M. Mulcahy. The company's worldwide sales organisations, Xerox Global Services, and finance and legal teams will continue to report to Mulcahy.
"Xerox today offers the broadest portfolio of document management systems and software in our industry and in our history. That progress happened on Ursula's watch as she drove a technology strategy that launched more than 100 products in the last three years," said Mulcahy. "At the same time, Ursula led activities that strengthened Xerox's business model so we're more efficient, competitive and profitable.
"This organisational change is a logical next step for our company and for Ursula. She brings deep knowledge and experience to the president role, where she'll work closely with me and our leadership team to accelerate our growth in colour, services and new business markets."
Burns, 48, joined Xerox in 1980 as a mechanical engineering summer intern. She subsequently held positions in product development and planning. Between 1992 and 2000, Burns led several business teams including the office colour and fax business and office network copying business. In 2000, she was named senior vice president, Corporate Strategic Services, heading up manufacturing and supply chain operations. She was named president of Xerox Business Group Operations in 2002. Burns was appointed an officer of the company in 1997 and named a corporate senior vice president in 2000.
"I came to Xerox as a student intern 27 years ago because of its respected reputation for research and engineering," said Burns. "I stayed because of the people and to be part of a values-based culture with a passion for innovation and a deep commitment to customers. To join Anne in leading Xerox's global team is a true honour. I have tremendous pride in this company and am confident we have the best people and the best products and services to aggressively drive our growth strategy, winning in the marketplace and building value for our stakeholders."
Burns holds a bachelor of science degree from the Polytechnic Institute of New York and a master of science degree in mechanical engineering from Columbia University. She serves on professional and community boards including American Express and Boston Scientific Corp.
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Discussion in 'Useful Links' started by Daft Bat, Jan 13, 2018.
If anyone has an ancestor who might have ended up in a children's home of some description, the website below is an excellent starting point to explore further.
It has been created by Peter Higginbotham, the same chap responsible for the Workhouse website, and can be searched in the same way.
Drat! Just noticed that @Sis posted about this back in December 2015. That'll learn me!
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Sorry, I haven't been doing much rootling lately!
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Worth a reminder tho' Jan eh?
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Wot then, you retiring again?
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And we banter with the best of them.
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I contacted the Flintshire Record Office yesterday to see if they had any records for St. Clare's Orphanage, School & children's home , Pentasaph, Wales, the archivist replied to my enquiry this morning with a list of records that could be worthwhile searching but they have to be viewed at the record office, not online I then found a thread on Rootschat which said to contact the Sisters of Mercy directly at Preston, (the Convent etc. is now closed down), 2 people on RC had written but never received a reply, not very encouraging, As I cannot travel I wondered if anyone ever visited this record office & would do a search for me sometime.
Flintshire Archives? At the moment I can't get there during their opening hours - I don't have a car during the week, unfortunately, and they're shut at weekends. I do need to go again sometime but it wouldn't be straight away.
It's actually only half an hour from me, but a difficult place to get to without a car (different when I was living in North Wales; it was on the bus route from Rhyl to Chester then). If you can wait until summer I could go then, Dogs, all being well - I have other things to look up, so am due a visit.
Depends how quickly you need the info. You could of course request a quote and decide on the strength of that?
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I can certainly have a go!
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Will be in touch in due course. Have already briefed OH that he's spending an afternoon of his summer leave at the archives.


How to Live in the Modern World (but not of it) is designed to give hope to faithful Christians who seek to avoid the temptations and distractions of the material world and stay focused on the path that leads to eternal happiness. If you struggle holding true to your faith while trying to earn a living and encountering nonbelievers, this book will provide you with a clear plan for staying strong and receiving your heavenly reward.
This book is an eye-opening expose which shines a light on the most troubling aspects of modern life, which threaten our salvation. More importantly, author Dave Romeo—a lifelong Traditional Catholic—reveals the sinister reasons why we must endure these trials and precisely what we must do to overcome them. There is perhaps no other book—besides the Holy Bible—as important for Christians to read today than this one.


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The logical sentence would read: "If Today is in between Start Date and End Date, then "On Time", if not, then "Late".
There are tons of other things I could use it for as well. But as of right now, the formula is extremely long for what I'm doing it for. Please add this function! It would simplify my formulas so much!
How do I check to see if Today falls between two dates stored in a base?
This is exactly how I'm doing it currently but it becomes a hassle when I have to put multiple conditions on a date. The code is like almost two Word pages long. I figured a way around it though using the filters between modules in Integromat.
I've got two fields - start_date and end_date for art exhibitions (just dates, no times). I'd like to add another field that checks these two with a formula and says: "If TODAY falls between these two dates (including being ON these two dates), then the exhibition is currently on. Insert 'Yes'. If today is either BEFORE the start date or AFTER the end date, then the exhibition is not on. Insert 'No'. "
It's easy for me to put this into words, but I just can't work out how to turn that into an Airtable formula. Or, more precisely, an Airtable formula that actually works!
I've hunted through these forums and found various approaches and none of them seem to work for me.
For the benefit of anyone else reading this, I couldn't find an "IS_BETWEEN" function as such, but the link goes to a thread which describes how to achieve exactly what I wanted using "IS_BEFORE" and "IS_AFTER".
I was having problems getting quotes to work properly (something a few people have commented on) but pasting the code from the linked thread solved that as well.
OMG what an irony. The link goes to THIS thread!!
2 threads were merged, the solution is the second message, so is not need to click on the link.


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Franz Pfeffer von Salomon
Franz Pfeffer von Salomon (19 February 1888 in Düsseldorf – 12 April 1968 in Munich), also known as Franz von Pfeffer, was the first commander of the SA upon its re-establishment in 1925, following its temporary abolition in 1923 after the abortive Beer Hall Putsch.[1]
Pfeffer von Salomon was a Prussian Army veteran of the First World War and also a Freikorps member. He gained his reputation by organizing resistance groups to put an end to the French occupation of the Ruhr (1923–25). He was Gauleiter in Upper Bavaria, and Heinrich Himmler was once his secretary.
Adolf Hitler gave Pfeffer command of the SA after he swore unconditional loyalty to Hitler following the Bamberg Conference of 1926. Pfeffer was dismissed from his command in 1930, following disagreements with Hitler about the role of the SA, and because he had failed to prevent his fellow SA leader Walter Stennes from leading an SA revolt in Berlin and thereby briefly occupying the Nazi Party's offices there. After Pfeffer's dismissal, Hitler assumed personal supreme command of the SA but summoned Ernst Röhm to return to Germany from South America to run the SA as its first Stabschef (Chief of Staff), since Hitler had no interest in running the SA himself. He was expelled from the Party on 14 November 1941.[2]
Pfeffer survived the Second World War and died in 1968.
Awards and decorations
1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class[3]
1914 Iron Cross 1st Class[3]
1918 Wound Badge in Black[3]
Political offices
None Oberster SA-Führer
↑ Hitler was incarcerated in Landsberg until 20 December 1924 for his role in the November 1923 putsch. In early January 1925 he met Heinrich Held, the Bavarian Prime Minister, and promised that the Nazi Party had abandoned the strategy of seeking to overthrow the government by violent or unconstitutional means, and also that in future it would only seek power through lawful and constitutional means. In February 1925 the Bavarian bans on the Nazi Party and its organs (including the Nazi newspaper Völkischer Beobachter and the SA) were lifted. See Toland chapter 4; Kershaw chapter 3.
↑ Miller 2017, p. 350.
1 2 3 Miller 2017, p. 358.
Kershaw, Ian (1999). Hitler 1889-1936: Hubris. New York: W. W. Norton & Company. ISBN 0-393-04671-0.
Miller, Michael (2017). Gauleiter Volume 2. California: R James Bender Publishing. ISBN 1-932970-32-0.
Read, Anthony (2004). The Devil's Disciples: Hitler's Inner Circle. W. W. Norton & Company. ISBN 0-393-04800-4.
Toland, John (1976). Adolf Hitler. New York: Doubleday & Company. ISBN 0-385-03724-4.


(Nanowerk News) Biobanks, ocean monitoring, wind energy, and micro- and nanotechnology are being given a powerful boost in terms of research equipment. Four national research facilities were recently granted allocations totalling NOK 210 million.
Six small remote-controlled vessels, which can best be described as underwater model aeroplanes, will monitor the North Atlantic Ocean and generate basic data for use in marine research, climate research and ecosystem research, among other applications.
Chr. Michelsen Research (CMR) in Bergen will invest the NOK 45 million the institute received from the Research Council in constructing a floating test turbine to measure and test individual components for offshore wind turbines. The equipment will provide a foundation for technology development in Norway and pave the way for industrial export opportunities.
Norway's numerous biobanks will be consolidated into a unified nationwide research infrastructure. Investments will also be made in enormous deep-freeze storage facilities for storage at temperatures of -20°C and -80°C, automated storage and retrieval systems for biological samples, and modern analysis tools.
The equipment will be made available to all the relevant research groups and industries in Norway – not only to the groups located at the institutions in Bergen and Trondheim that will house the actual equipment.
The national initiative for financing of research infrastructure has been launched for a 10-year period (2008-2017) and is funded from the yield of NOK 7.3 billion of the Fund for Research and Innovation. Research in a number of crucial areas of society will benefit from a major leap in funding for investment in equipment.
The national research infrastructure initiative also seeks to increase the potential for participation in top-level international research cooperation. The aim is to enhance the Norwegian research community's international reputation as a provider of outstanding research infrastructure.


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Aerosmith To Release Recently Discovered 1971 Recording
Keavin Wiggins | 11-17-2021
Aerosmith recently unearthed a previously unreleased rehearsal recording from 1971 that they will be releasing as "1971: The Road Starts Hear," on Record Store Day, November 26, 2021 and they are previewing it with a stream of the performance of "Movin' Out". We were sent the following details:
Recently discovered in the Aerosmith vaults, the original tape had not been touched in decades. This historic recording features seven tracks and will be available on both vinyl and as a limited-edition cassette for Record Store Day.
It will also feature previously unseen archived photos, images of the original tape box, and liner notes written by Rolling Stone's David Fricke with new interviews and comments from the band about this long forgotten recording.
The early recording was made with Joe Perry's Wollensak reel-to-reel tape machine in 1971 by Mark Lehman who owned the infamous van and became Aerosmith's one man road crew, either in the band's Boston rehearsal room in front of a few select friends, or at a rehearsal the band did during a soundcheck for an early show.
The Road Starts Hear features early recordings of "Somebody," "Movin' Out," "Walkin' The Dog," "Mama Kin," and an early version of the classic ballad "Dream On," all of which would later be recorded for their debut.
Other tracks include "Reefer Head Woman," which would later be recorded for their 1979 album Night In The Ruts, and the track "Major Barbara," a song that would be featured on their 1986 release Classics Live. Stream "Movin' Out" below:
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It's so important to use all the vertical/horizontal space on your walls smartly. Put some shelves or a tall storage unit into a space. Avoid furniture pieces that use up your valuable floor space, and consider instead of a bookcase use shelves on your walls.
If you're serious about expanding your living area, then having a nice and organized closet is a must. You'll be surprised at how much an organized closet will help. If you have to, have a professional designer design it for you, so you can have the most out of your limited space.
There is never enough space for clothing, books, CDs or your electronics, so instead of getting separate furniture like a desk, dresser or cabinets to manage them, consider using built in furniture and systems to use your space wisely. I often incorporate built-in furniture as it can be configured to fit your space whether it's wall-to-wall, or floor to ceiling and the best thing is that they're compact.
We all know that lighter colours make the space look bigger. You can go just with a white palette, or you can go with light greys and beige. All these colours are good options; you just have to decide what kind of look you want to go for. The perk of going with a neutral colour is that you can just dress up the accessories and accents in your house and have a completely different look each season.
Large mirrors give the illusion of more space. Using them in your small space is a really smart idea. Mirrors help in magnifying any space, so remember mirrors are your best friend in small apartments and living areas.
Try to look for multiple uses in each piece of furniture you purchase. As an example you can buy a coffee table that has storage area, so it will cover up a portion of your clutter; or a storage bed allows you not to have a separate dresser. Also remember to use furniture that is mobile and easy to move, this way you can just pick them up and move them to suit your needs.
Another good tip is to use furniture that blends in with your walls or floors, either the same colour or just clear furniture. Clear furniture can do wonders in terms of making your space look bigger.
Don't be afraid to use art or wallpapers. You don't need a big place to be creative with it. Try to make your space look visually interesting in the space that you do have.
It seems obvious, but many of us forget to incorporate this in our place. Keep in mind that if you have a small space, you need to use small pieces of furniture to make your space look bigger; for example use small side tables instead of a big coffee table. It will give your place a visually interesting look and it's very practical.
• Be organized and have a place for everything. When there is a space for every single thing in your house, you'll just put them back when you're done, and this avoids unwanted clutter.
• Keep in mind that furniture items with legs look less heavy than furniture sitting on the floor. The negative space in the furniture will trick the eye into thinking there's more space.
• Arrange your space in the way you truly use it, and try to invest more on where you spend your time most.
5 Ways To Spend Less Time Maintaining Your Outdoor Space and More Time Enjoying it!
list in the backyard this summer, plan ahead and cut your workload down to the minimum. Here are some easy tips.
1.Add non-living décor in place of plants. I hate to use the term garden art because it brings up images of painted metal flowers and garden gnomes pushing wheelbarrows. But adding items of interest to the garden like funky birdhouses, architectural metal shapes, even tall wood obelisks, can create visual interest, while requiring zero effort to maintain.
2.Take the time to sharpen your tools. We all know that kitchen knives work better when sharp. The same is true for all of the blades on your yard tools. No one wants to go over a section of the lawn more than once or 'chew' through a branch with dull pruners. If you can't do it yourself, take it to someone who can.
3.Use wood that is pre-stained for decks and fences. There's a lot of products that promise easy care and maintenance for wood surfaces. My go-to is MicroPro Sienna. It's the same price as pressure treated wood, but because it's treated with a great brown shade, I don't need to stain it every spring. You get the look of cedar at a fraction of the price and reduce time spent caring for a deck or fence to almost nothing.
4.I hate weeding. I REALLY hate weeding. My secret to avoid weeding all summer is newspaper! We've all heard about using mulch in a garden around the plants to prevent weed growth, and it does work…some of the time. If you line the beds with seven layers of newspaper before adding mulch on top of it you take away the one component weeds need to grow — light. The newspaper will also breakdown under the mulch, adding nutrients to the soil below.
planters. Plants that flower generally require more care and attention than ones that don't. And what's all that work good for? Most perennials and several annuals only bloom for a few weeks. If you want reds, blues or oranges at your front door or on the deck, choose a container that already has them and fill it with lush ferns or rich grasses. It will give you the look you want for your space … all summer long.
At our design firm we strive to create spaces that work, for example creating centerpieces from branch arrangements in large glass vases. In fact, we often leave the branches natural/untouched or you can spray paint them a bright colour for dramatic effect. These can be placed on either end of a large dining table, as we did in the picture on the next page, or they could be placed on top of, or in front of a fireplace mantel on either side.
Over the years we have found that people are afraid to experiment. For example, one simple trade secret … we will group three oversized, and completely different shaped glass vases on the floor and filling them with wood discs create a spectacular vignette focal point. We accomplish this by sawing branches into discs, which gradually decrease in size. We then layer different sized discs in vases. You can make coffee table coasters, attaching cork to one side to protect your table from scratches.
Tip: find unusual glass vases, place large pillar candles inside, and then layer wood discs around the base of the candle. You can use bright coloured candles for a more dramatic impact. (See photo above).
Wreaths don't need to be a seasonal decorative item, they can be a hip focal point used alone, in group or amongst a collage of pictures and art over a sofa or console table. It's an excellent way to use the smaller portions of a fallen tree limb, with or without foliage for different wreath styles, like we did in our photo (next page).
Another practical application that we have also used, is to create sea side focal points — by taking shells that you may have collected on a trip (but don't know how to display). In this case we simply put them in tall vases to create an interesting visual.
Recovering materials that have naturally fallen is an eco-friendly way to make a creative statement! Storms can leave people overwhelmed and confused. As a design firm we take pride in helping you branch out creatively, and create eco-friendly one-of-a-kind arrangements. Enjoy!
— Photos by Jason Stead.
"Most improvements that homeowners make to their property will increase its value, if done right," says Lou Grossi, Managing Broker at Intercity Realty Inc., Brokerage in Vaughan, Ont. "There are many ways to boost your own enjoyment of your property while creating features both you and a future purchaser appreciate.
"One that especially appeals to me is the man cave, or 'manctuary,' which I plan to include in the new house I'm currently building for my own family. You can spend a few hundred dollars, or into the thousands." Man caves have grown in popularity in recent years as the men in the house look for a place to call their own — a place to display their trophies, favourite collectibles and prized possessions.
Garages are still wonderful man cave options where the cost may be less than totally finishing the basement or building a cabana. These garages are now being heated with good insulated metal rollup garage doors with tiled or epoxy painted floors. They are also adding beautiful wood drop type ceilings with jazzy looking pot lights, great seating and lounging areas. They love to hang out in their man cave with friends, enjoying their prized possessions.
Other popular man cave features include a bar, fridge and one or more recliners. A finished basement enhances value when it is completed at the same level as the rest of the home. "In the real estate business, the special features that have been added to a property are so often the very ones that make the sale happen. Start by doing research on the types of surface finishes, lighting, and the various features you want in your man cave," says Flora.
"There's no question that when it's done right, thoughtful improvements and additions enrich the value of most people's greatest asset and investment: their home," concludes Lou.
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Colour comes in such an array. One would guess that is why a rainbow makes so much sense: a beautiful arc of every imaginable colour in the universe. What's even more astonishing is that a lot of the colours that we use and know of today were made from natural organic materials: earth, minerals and vegetation. It wasn't until the 1800s when chemicals were used in conjunction with minerals to create one of the most beautiful colours: mauve. This was the beginning of the modern colours.
When it comes to painting ones room or home it can be a very daunting exercise. It is one element that challenges people the most when they begin to decorate. Colour is one of the first things people notice when they enter your room or home. In an instant it will create the mood, style and ambience of the room, and will truly enhance the architectural and design elements therein.
When I work with a client I first look for inspirations. Being inspired starts your journey into creating a beautiful and well thought out room. Finding inspiration for colour can come from many things, but taking a look at the past and its history will provide you some of the most important colours that we still use today: look to the renaissance for ochres, siennas and umbers, the ancient Egyptians and the Greeks for their use of blue and purple, or the Chinese civilization for their use of Vermilion. By choosing the right colour, it will provide you with the foundation necessary to build your room.
All colours can be changed or enhanced to create nuances of colour. These are called Tint, Tone, and Shade.
Tint: Any colour with white added, creates soft, youthful and soothing colours.
Tone: Any colour with black and white added, creates a "greyed down" colour. These are the most pleasing to the eye. They are complex, subtle and sophisticated.
Shade: Any colour with black added, creates deep, powerful and mysterious colours.
Your colour choice for your walls can take your room from calm and serene to bold and energetic. Painting a room is the easiest and most cost effective way to introduce change or simply update your surroundings. At times we will make suggestions to our clients that wallpaper is also considered a colour, but a treatment of walls and ceilings. It not only provides you with colour but can also bring texture and pattern to the room or halllway. Consider it as a feature wall to create a focal point as well as adding an additional design element to the room.
Now that the walls have been painted or papered, we start to look at the furniture and how it works in the room. Larger pieces like sofas should be upholstered in neutrals (not necessarily beige) and it will give you a clean foundation to build upon. We can easily update and change the colours of the room through the use of accessories; decorative pillows, glassware/ceramics, found objects, and artwork. These all begin to add layers to your room, giving it the well curated and manicured aesthetic. If you're willing to take a risk with colour, do one chair or smaller piece of furniture in the room to give it the unexpected "bang" of colour. With several tints, tones, and shades, there is myriad of colours to choose from.
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Mariah Havard was asked to remove her "Black Lives Matter" T-shirt after another student at her high school complained on Aug. 23, 2016, in Buckeye, Ariz.
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A 10th-grade student in Arizona who arrived at her high school picture day in a "Black Lives Matter" T-shirt was told to take it off because it violated the school's dress code, reports KPNX.
Mariah Havard wore her tee to Buckeye High School and was told to go to the office, where the assistant principal cited the school's dress code policy, which bans clothing and accessories that can "disrupt the education process."
"I wasn't able to wear the shirt anymore because somebody made a complaint," Mariah said. "I was a little bit confused as to why I wouldn't be able to wear something so meaningful to me."
The outlet reports Mariah immediately called her mother.
"She was asked to change and she didn't question them—she was being respectful," said Roxanne Havard, Mariah's mother. "She went in the bathroom and was thinking about why she had to change."
Harvard, who spoke to the principal of the high school and district superintendent Thursday morning, two days after the incident, said she feels that Mariah was singled out. She also noted that it should not be up to another student to decide what's offensive.
Mariah's family and others believe the 15-year-old was treated unfairly, especially because there have been other shirts worn by students that some may deem offensive.
"I've seen gay-pride shirts, I've seen Confederate flags," said Genesis Santoyo, an African-American student at the school. "I've actually seen a white power shirt once."
Genesis and Mariah showed News 12 social media pictures of students wearing T-shirts of the Confederate flag at school.
Genesis wore a BLM T-shirt to school in support of Mariah and says she was also asked to change. "I felt like I was being punished for who I am," said Genesis.
Genesis also says it was only after she claimed a double standard that the school announced Confederate-flag clothing would also no longer be accepted on campus.
As if the two shirts are comparable.
Read more at KPNX.


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Jason Marquis thriving for Padres after being released by Twins with 8.47 ERA
By Aaron GleemanJun 19, 2012, 2:50 PM EDT
Jason Marquis was about as bad as a pitcher can be for the Twins, posting an 8.47 ERA with more walks than strikeouts and a .371 opponents' batting average in 34 innings.
Minnesota released him six weeks into a $3 million contract and Marquis signed a minor-league deal with the Padres, reported to Double-A for one start, and then joined San Diego's rotation in what looked like a desperation move.
So naturally he's thrown three consecutive Quality Starts for the Padres, the latest of which included 10 strikeouts in seven innings of two-run ball against the Rangers and their AL-leading offense last night. Marquis had a grand total of 12 strikeouts in seven starts for the Twins.
Marquis and his agent made a good choice, because in addition to switching from the AL to the NL calling the majors' most pitcher-friendly ballpark home gives him the best chance to be useful for the Padres. That might explain him being a somewhat decent back-of-the-rotation starter again, but how in the world does he go from a total mess to shutting down one of the most dangerous lineups in baseball while racking up double-digit strikeouts for the first time since 2001?
If anyone has an answer to that question you can find me talking to my Al Newman bobblehead doll while crying into my Homer Hanky.
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This was a phenomenal day of poetry events with over one hundred poets and poetry lovers participating throughout the day.
Congratulations and gratitude to Poetry Center San Jose and the stellar crew of volunteers and event coordinators for such a tremendous lift in making it happen!
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OCTOBER 6-9, 2016. In the tradition of Ireland's famous Writers' Week in Listowel. Enjoy readings, speaker events, panel discussions and in-conversation events with some of today's top writers in the charming town of Los Gatos.
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Small Defensive Miscues Prove Costly In Colts Loss To Ravens
By The Citizen on November 9, 2020
Indianapolis Colts outside linebacker Darius Leonard (53) celebrates a sack against the Baltimore Ravens in the first half of an NFL football game in Indianapolis, Sunday, Nov. 8, 2020. (AP Photo/Darron Cummings)
By MICHAEL MAROT AP Sports Writer
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Darius Leonard and DeForest Buckner expect the Indianapolis Colts' defense to ace each week's test — regardless of the challenge.
It's why they consider Sunday's 24-10 loss to Baltimore a failure.
"We're a good team, but we've got to be way better," said Leonard, the playmaking Pro Bowl linebacker. "I think they rushed for 112 yards overall. That can't happen."
Never mind the Colts (5-3) held the league's top rushing attack to its second-lowest total this season, its first sub-140 yard game in four weeks and well below its per-game average of 178.7 yards.
Never mind Indy kept Lamar Jackson pretty much in check. He was 19 of 23 with 170 yards while carrying 13 times for 58 yards.
Never mind Ravens coach Jim Harbaugh, who has presided over some of the league's top defenses during his 13-year tenure, praised Indy's young, vastly improved unit.
It wasn't good enough for Leonard or Buckner because they know what's still on the docket.
Sunday's matchup with Baltimore (6-2) was the start of a brutal four-game stretch that includes two MVP quarterbacks — Jackson and Aaron Rodgers — and three contests against last season's conference runners-up. They'll face Tennessee twice and Green Bay in two weeks. The Ravens also were the AFC's top seed last year and all four could be contenders again this season.
To those who wondered whether the Colts defense could hold up against some of the league's top teams and best talents, the Ravens game certainly provided some promising signs. Indy allowed only 13 yards rushing in the first half and forced Baltimore out of its traditional run-first philosophy in the second half.
But Leonard and Buckner, the Pro Bowl defensive tackle, know Indy can — and must — play even better during the second half of the season to make the playoffs.
"Guys played hard, we competed, but it's the little mistakes that we need to clean up to come out with a win," Buckner said. "As a whole, we have to step up. Just do your job and make sure you're doing it at a high rate and eventually somebody will make a play and we just didn't come up with them (today)."
The truth is there was plenty of blame to go around for the loss.
Rookie running back Jonathan Taylor started fast before fumbling as he fought to pick up extra yards. Chuck Clark scooped up the loose ball and sprinted 65 yards for the Ravens first score, successfully hurdling quarterback Philip Rivers en route to the end zone, to make it 7-7.
And after Buckner pried the ball out of Gus Edwards' hands near the goal line to stop one Baltimore scoring chance, Philip Rivers responded on the very next play by underthrowing Marcus Johnson on a deep pass near midfield. Marcus Peters picked off the pass, which was initially ruled incomplete and later overturned when Harbaugh successfully challenged the call.
Ten plays later, Edwards scored the go-ahead touchdown.
"It was just underthrown, a poor throw," Rivers said. "The bottom line is I shouldn't have thrown it short. You throw it short, you're leaving it in other people's hands and you never know what will happen."
Coach Frank Reich also gambled and lost.
Down 21-10, he opted to play for a touchdown on fourth-and-1 from the Baltimore 16. When Rivers dropped back, the Ravens brought pressure up the middle and forced n errant throw with 5:29 to go, all but sealing the outcome.
"We needed two scores and if we had only needed one, I probably would have played it safe and run the ball," Reich said. "It was a play we felt really good about, we'd run a version of that play that has been highly successful in the past. But obviously, we didn't convert."
And after one sensational half of football, the Colts defense couldn't finish, either.
"I just felt like the first half we played OK," Leonard said. "The second half, we've got to find a way to make a play. We didn't do that today."
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Lord Byron is troubled. Is his new poem a catharsis of self-loathing at being attracted to other men or an incantation that turns him into an incubus that seeks such sins? Or perhaps something much worse: an apocalyptic prophecy. Present-day Professor Adam Fane is beginning to suffer from what he believes is dementia, which causes him to have the same visions Byron experienced centuries ago. A closeted gay man, Professor Fane interprets these visions to be products of guilt. He's lived for decades with a terrible guilt over the fate of his childhood friend, George, with whom he was in love. His only son, Gordon has grown into more than a passing resemblance of George. Gordon, a star college basketball player, is unaware of his father's past. His heart belongs to a young English professor named Amber, who is a colleague of his father's. As Gordon pursues a relationship with her, he suddenly starts to experience visions similar to those of Byron, as well as a crawling sensation under his skin that makes him fearful of being touched.
The interlocking stories of three characters leading parallel lives tells a dark tale of impending personal--and perhaps even global--doom, is written by Sean Eads, a stunning new voice in speculative fiction, whose first novel, The Survivors, was a finalist for the Lambda Literary Award.
A finalist for the Shirley Jackson Award for Best Novel!
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"...readers will be engrossed by Eads's skillful weaving of the past and present through the troubled psychology of sympathetic, fully human characters." - Publishers Weekly
"A darkly hallucinatory and unsettling fever-dream of a novel, Lord Byron's Prophecy offers doppelgängers, apocalyptic visions, ominous portents, and eerie hauntings as it recounts a centuries-spanning tale of guilt–and appetite–driven men whose suppressed secrets and illicit desires poison their own lives and those around them." - Brett Josef Grubisic for Lambda Literary
"The notorious Romantic poet spiritually presides over a modern-day fable of forbidden desire, apocalyptic foreboding, and campus melodrama." - Kirkus Reviews
"Lord Byron's Prophesy is a tale of layered times that all share the same lurking, dizzying madness. From Byron himself, to current-day Professor Fane, and to Fane's son Gordon--all of these men are dipping into the same waters of vision and dread, unable to resist their own destructive impulses, despite a serious sense of doom. This is a book of poetry, prophesy, and the dangerous pitfalls of paternity; it leaves a reader hoping for sanity, but suspicious that it's not in their stars." - L.A. Fields, Lambda Literary Award finalist for My Dear Watson
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The aliens have landed, and this time they're not hostile. They're just rude. Coming in waves of rocket ships, the aliens not only refuse to acknowledge the existence of Earth's cultures—they refuse to acknowledge the existence of humanity itself. The aliens by means of their bulk block entry into cars, grocery stores, even elevators … without malice or even purpose. No one knows what it's like to be ignored by the aliens more than Craig Mencken, an amateur journalist who writes inane copy for a magazine tycoon. Aliens have invaded his home, abused his furniture, and disrupted his life. Who thought first contact could be such a nuisance? But when Mencken's employer demands the story of the century, a fictional interview with an alien, the sinister truth about the invasion is accidentally revealed. Soon Mencken's ex-boyfriend is dropping hints about a mysterious cabal that promises to rid the aliens from neighborhoods as exterminators do with vermin. Then a narcissistic federal agent wants Mencken to spy on the cabal for the sake of his country. As if life weren't already hard enough, the dozers—cubic machines capable of demolishing skyscrapers in minutes—start landing across the globe, and it does not seem the aliens will ignore mankind for much longer.
Originally from Kentucky, where he received a Masters degree in literature from the University of Kentucky, Sean Eads is a reference librarian in Denver, Colorado. Besides writing, his interests include golf, cats, and tasting new beers.


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Jaguar's I-Pace electric crossover SUV has been priced from $70,495.
The I-Pace is eligible for a $7,500 federal income-tax credit, as well as $2,500 and $2,000 purchase rebates in California and New York, respectively.
The pricing puts the I-Pace at a discount to Tesla's Model X, which starts closer to $80,000, but the Jaguar is the smaller vehicle here and misses out on the Tesla's available third row.
The I-Pace is also available in just one powertrain configuration for now: a 90-kilowatt-hour lithium-ion battery powers an electric motor at each axle and holds enough charge for a claimed 240 miles of range.
The electric motors form an all-wheel-drive system and offer enough squirt—394 horsepower and 512 pound-feet of torque—to get the I-Pace moving from 0-60 mph in 4.5 seconds. The top speed is 124 mph.
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The 19-year-old has played twice for the Everton first-team.
David Unsworth has been lavishing praise on two of his under-23 centre-backs this week. The Everton under-23 boss had high praise for both Tyias Browning and Morgan Feeney. He described the pair as too good for football at this level after they helped Everton draw 0-0 with Arsenal.
The praise for Browning is certainly no surprise. At 25-years-old the former first-teamer needs to be playing somewhere else and on a regular basis.
Feeney, however, is a player Everton can start thinking of as a future first-team option.
However, if he is too good to be playing in the under-23s, then a loan deal must be on the agenda for January.
Feeney, who has played twice for Everton in Europa League action, is 19-years-old and must be advancing in his development by challenging himself week-in and week-out. But a first-team call-up looks out of the question. Michael Keane, Yerry Mina, Kurt Zouma, Mason Holgate and Phil Jagielka are all ahead of him in the pecking order. Even Browning would argue he is more deserving of a first-team place in case of an injury crisis.
The England youth international, who has recovered from double corrective knee surgery to be back in form this season, would be better off on loan in League One or even the Championship.
Everton should certainly consider sending him out in January if under-23 football is simply not challenging enough anymore.
Will Everton's in-form attackers prompt improvement in Ademola Lookman?