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More Precious Than Gold
At the 1912 Stockholm Olympics, Cecil Healy produced a sporting gesture which was described at the time as 'an unsurpassable example of sportsmanship'. The great American swimmer Duke Kahanamoku, the race favourite for the men's 100 metres freestyle, was disqualified, and by the rules in place this decision was correct. Whether it was just is another matter. Cecil, the second favourite, did not question the validity of the rules, or the ethics of the judges who enforced them, but he did not think the punishment fitted the crime and appealed to the authorities' sense of fair play.
He wanted to win, but in the pool not out of it.
In a sense, a similar conundrum is being played out in the lead-up to the 2018 National Rugby League Grand Final. The Melbourne Storm's great fullback Billy Slater has been charged with using an illegal shoulder charge in the preliminary final, which could see him suspended the grand final against the Sydney Roosters. Slater's absence would inevitably improve the Roosters' chances of claiming the premiership. But do they want to win that way?
In the following extract from their biography of Cecil Healy, John Devitt and Larry tell the story of what Australian Olympic Committee President John Coates recently described as the most outstanding example of great sportsmanship ever displayed by an Australian at the Olympics. The implication is that Cecil, who was born and lived much of his life in Roosters territory, would have wanted Slater to play …
CECIL HAD LITTLE TIME to change from his team uniform into his swimming costume before he was called to compete in the heats of the Stockholm Olympics' first swimming event: the men's 100-metre freestyle heats, the first of which began at 7pm in the still-warm glow of a summer twilight. Duke Kahanamoku was hot favourite to win the gold medal, but there was plenty of depth in the field, with competitors such as Harold Hardwick, Billy Longworth, the six-time English 100-yards champion Rob Derbyshire, Germany's highly rated Kurt Bretting, who had been schooled in the crawl by Cecil in Hamburg back in 1906, Sweden's Harald Julin, the bronze medallist from 1908, and three crack Americans all in the field. The top two from each of the eight heats and the fastest third place-getter would proceed to the second round, which put much attention on heat four, where Cecil was drawn to meet the USA's Perry McGillivray and Ken Huszagh. The Duke was in heat five.
The first surprise was the elimination of Derbyshire, who finished third in tepid time behind Les Boardman in heat three. Then Cecil started slowly, but he was able to work his way past Huszagh to ensure his qualification in 1:05.2. McGillivray's winning time was exactly one second faster, while Huszagh's 1:06.2 was enough to get him through. Hardwick looked good as he dominated heat six, just as Bretting had impressed in his swim, but by then all the chatter was about Kahanamoku, who had scorched down the straight course in 1:02.6. Longworth was well beaten in second place, even though he recorded the same time as Cecil had done in the previous heat. The Duke's time was quickly announced as a world record, though in fact it was one-fifth of a second slower than a time recorded by Bretting in a 25-metre pool in Brussels, Belgium, during the previous April. The German's performance would be ratified by FINA immediately after these Games.
Still, the Duke was clearly all he was cracked up to be. Maybe more. Experts were calling him the 'human fish'. Longworth would say, 'He's not a swimmer, he's a motorboat.' The official Olympic report noted:
The performance of the phenomenal Kanaka quite came up to expectations. He employs a special kind of crawl, with the motor-power derived from the ankles alone, and not from the hip- or knee-joints. The soles of his feet work up and down; both the upper and under sides of his feet pressing backwards against the surface of the water.
The second round — three races, with the first two in each race and the quickest third through to the semi-finals — was programmed to begin the next day at 1.30pm. For 90 metres in the first of these races, Bretting and Longworth, who was now suffering from a severe headache as well as excruciating pain in his ear, were neck and neck, before the German edged clear. Hardwick was third. Kahanamoku romped home from the German Walter Ramme in the second race, after producing a remarkable spurt in the last 30 metres, and Huszagh and McGillivray beat Cecil by a whisker in fast time, with Boardman a close fourth. The official report reads:
There was a very hard struggle between the first three men, all of whom did the distance under 1 minute, 5 seconds. As best third in the second round, C. Healy became entitled to take part in the semi-finals.
The draw was kind to Cecil: he and Longworth were joined by Ramme in the first semi-final; the three Americans and Bretting were in the second. The first two home in each semi and the fastest third-placed competitor would make the final. The races were scheduled for 8pm, a time that might not have suited some of the swimmers. On his return to Sydney, Longworth would tell the Daily Telegraph that no member of the US team was allowed on shore after 7 o'clock without a special permit. 'No such restriction,' the Aussie added, 'was imposed upon the athletes of other nations.'
There are different accounts of exactly what led to the kerfuffle that happened next.
AT THE ASSIGNED TIME, the two Australians and Germany's Ramme marched from the dressing sheds to the starting zone. At the starter's signal, the trio hit the water simultaneously and were level for 80 metres, at which point Cecil surged to win narrowly in 1:05.6. Longworth, though suffering terribly from what doctors would soon discover was a large abscess in his head, between his ear and his brain, swam a gallant third, less than a second from his teammate.
The spectators at the pool now started shifting in their seats and murmuring to each other, as they were anxious to see the mighty Kahanamoku in action. But something was wrong.
Bretting appeared on his own. There was no sign of the Duke, nor his teammates, just a panicked flurry of activity among the organisers, who left the pool deck to contact the US camp. When they returned, they ordered Bretting to swim the semi-final alone.
The official report says: 'Owing to some misapprehension, the three representatives of the USA did not put in an appearance, from their belief that all the seven men who qualified in the second round would swim in the final on the Monday.' Elsewhere, it was claimed that the American coaches and officials had ignored the program of events that had been widely circulated and simply assumed that the semi-finals would be swum the next day. Bretting swam solo, recording an impressive 1:04.6. As he was doing so, the Duke was on the Finland, fast asleep.
Back at the pool, the judges chose to adhere strictly to the rules and disqualify the no-show Americans. Suddenly, the German Bretting and his old mentor, Cecil, seemed to have the gold medal between them. Ramme could not be dismissed based on his semi-final effort, but few rated him in the same class as his compatriot. Longworth was through to the final but his health was deteriorating by the minute, to the point, he would admit later, where his very life was in danger. The next morning, he would be admitted to hospital for an operation. His Olympic campaign was over.
US swim coach Otto Wahle and AAU secretary James E. Sullivan, the manager of the American team, tried to bluster their way out of the disaster, insisting that their three swimmers had not turned up to the semi-final because of that 'misapprehension'. When this plea didn't wash with the Olympic officials, the Americans changed tack and claimed that they couldn't understand the program because they knew no Swedish. It was pointed out to them that the program was printed in English and French as well as the language of the host country.
While the officials argued, Cecil made the selfless decision for which — perhaps more than anything else in his remarkable life — he is revered. Any victory, he told himself, in a final in which the fastest swimmer in the world cannot compete would be hollow. He could not live with that. A gold medal won in those circumstances would be tarnished metal. His moral obligation was to refuse to swim in the final unless he could race Duke Kahanamoku, even though he knew that this meant he had much less chance of winning. Self-respect and good sportsmanship were worth more than golden glory.
The San Francisco Call's matter-of-fact report of the affair confirmed that Cecil's actions received international recognition:
The semi-final heats of the 100-metres swimming proved a fiasco as the Americans, McGillivray, Huszagh and Kahanamoku remained on the steamer Finland in the belief that the event was to be contested Monday. Some of the competitors protested against the semi-finals being held, saying they would be valueless without the three fastest competitors. The round, however, was completed …
Cecil went straight to ES Marks — who as well as travelling with the Australasian team had also been nominated to sit on a jury of officials from competing nations to adjudicate on contentious issues — and made his feelings clear: that in the spirit of the Olympics the Americans should be given a second chance. Marks then convinced his fellow jury members to offer Kahanamoku, Huszagh and McGillivray a reprieve. As the official report documented:
At a meeting of the International Swimming Jury, it was declared that no mistake had been committed by the leaders of the competition, but that the three representatives of the USA should be allowed to swim in a special heat to qualify for the final, the first man in this extra heat having to swim the distance in better time than the third man in Heat 1 of the semi-final, while, in the event of this being done, the second man in the extra heat would also be allowed to swim in the final, which was put off until Wednesday, July 10.
On ES Marks' death in 1947, The Sydney Morning Herald would argue that he 'probably did more for amateur sport in Australia than any other man'. Here, like Cecil, he covered himself in glory. And the ailing Longworth, too. In an interview in the early 1930s, Marks recalled that Cecil, with his teammate by his side, didn't just ask for the Americans to get a second chance, he told him bluntly that he and his comrade would not participate in the final if Kahanamoku, McGillivray and Huzsagh were disqualified. Marks backed his men unconditionally. As far as he was concerned, their strong view 'settled the opposition'. Marks also confirmed that German team management, no doubt anticipating medals for Bretting and Ramme, were unhappy that the Americans were being let off the hook. British officials, for what it was worth, agreed with the Germans. Their combined view was that the decision contravened Olympic rules, which clearly stated that anyone not arriving for their event on time could not compete. To no avail. The US contingent heaved a collective sigh of relief that may have been heard back in Manhattan, perhaps even in Honolulu.
The third semi-final was held on the Tuesday, July 9, and involved not just the three Americans but also Italy's Mario Massa, who claimed he, too, had been confused by the programming (Massa had missed his second-round swim). The Duke made the most of his reprieve, winning the special swim-off in a blistering 1:02.4, equalling Bretting's world's best time. Behind him, there was only a 'hand's breadth' between Huszagh and McGillivray, who were both credited with the same time: 1:06.2. The decision, and a place in the final, went to Huszagh. Massa failed to finish.
Before the final, the official Olympic newspaper Dagens Nyheter placed the Swedish and International Olympic bodies' appreciation of Cecil's uncommon sportsmanship on the record in an article which addressed Cecil directly:
Not only Stockholm, but the whole world of sport, rings with applause for your sporting action in permitting the semi-final of the 100 metres to be re-run. You, as well as anybody, realised the prowess of the swimmers you voluntarily admitted to the final test …
What Cecil had done, in the words of Dagens Nyheter, was provide 'an unsurpassable example of sportsmanship for other Olympians to emulate'.
THE FINAL WAS SCHEDULED for 7pm. When the hour arrived, the evening sun was still shining on the 2400 spectators who'd come to see the medal race. Among them, in their royal eyrie, sat King Gustav and his queen, Victoria, their eldest son, Crown Prince Gustav Adolf, and his wife, Crown Princess Margaret, a cousin of the King of England. If they'd been following the form, the royals would have agreed with swimming aficionados everywhere that Kahanamoku was the overwhelming favourite.
Then the unthinkable. When the finalists lined up in their starting positions, the Duke was not among them. Incredibly, the laid-back Hawaiian was once more dozing but not, thankfully, on the Finland this time. His teammate, breaststroker Mike McDermott, found him under a bleacher at the side of the pool and hustled him to join his rival swimmers. The story entered family folklore. Kahanamoku's younger brother Sargent would tell Sports Illustrated:
Brother Duke slept 99 per cent of his time. He could sleep while he was sitting there talking to you. And I always thought that was what made him a great swimmer. He was clear in the head. So at the Olympic finals, they found him asleep, snoring. He got up, said sorry, [and] got in the water to loosen up …
The pre-race drama seemed never-ending. Just as the competitors were settling for the start, Kurt Bretting held up his hand, left his mark and approached Kahanamoku, who was beside Cecil at the opposite side of the starting platform. The German ostentatiously shook both their hands and thanked Cecil for introducing him to the crawl. Cecil interpreted Bretting's action as gamesmanship. The Duke did, too. Bretting, they suspected, was thanking Cecil for contributing to his own downfall in the impending race. When their rival resumed his place, Kahanamoku quipped to the Australian next to him, 'Say, Healy, he must think he's going to deliver the goods.
To which Cecil offered one of his favourite aphorisms: 'Then blessed is he who expecteth nothing!'
If the German unsettled anyone, it was himself. No doubt to the delight of Cecil and the Duke, Bretting broke the start. As he lifted himself out of the water, he seemed extremely nervous.
Finally, the race was underway. At the 50-metre mark, nothing separated the swimmers. It seemed anybody's race. The crowd bellowed as one; could there be an upset? The Duke made his move and snatched the lead, with Huszagh, Bretting and Ramme battling for second place. The Australian was last. Suddenly, Cecil clapped on the pace and flew past Huszagh and the Germans as if they were swimming on the spot. The spectators rose again, and cheered the underdog. It was grand theatre, but it wasn't enough. Kahanamoku was far enough ahead to hold Cecil at bay. He won in 1:03.4; Cecil claimed the silver medal in 1:04.6; Huszagh was third, in 1:05.6; Bretting fourth in 1:05.8.
William Henry, who was poolside, claimed that Cecil 'gave that great Honolulu swimmer a fright, as he was catching him fast in the last few yards'. Harold Hardwick concurred: 'The Duke seemed to be tiring as he finished, and Cecil was coming on at a tremendous pace.' Cecil himself said at the finish that the Duke's feet were level with his head. The official report lamented the absence of Longworth but regarded it as 'a grand race between the swiftest swimmers in the world'.
The fans went wild for Kahanamoku; he had shown them greatness. And then something happened that puzzled those who knew nothing of Cecil's insistence that the Duke compete, and surely brought a glow to those who did. The Hawaiian extricated himself from the mob of backslappers and went to Cecil. He thanked him for his sportsmanship and held his arm in the air in the time-honoured athlete's show of respect for an opponent. The Duke would wear the gold medal around his neck and Cecil the silver, but there were two winners this day.
Indeed, a Swedish reporter wrote, 'Under the circumstances, Cecil Healy's second place was worth a lifetime of firsts.' A group of local fans lifted him onto their shoulders. Les Boardman would claim that 'Healy's swim in the final of the 100 metres at Stockholm was undoubtedly the most popular event of the swimming section of the Games'.
Many decades later, when recounting Australia's most illustrious sporting moments, the Australian Olympic Committee's official historian Harry Gordon wrote: 'Healy gave a demonstration of the immaculate sportsmanship which characterised his career. He in fact sacrificed the prospect of an individual gold medal to ensure that his own version of justice was served.' Gordon could not imagine such a sacrificial act occurring in the cut-throat modern Olympics. 'Healy's was a classic sporting gesture, but it belongs to another age.'
Cecil Healy was one of the heroes of the 1912 Olympic Games in Stockholm, not just because he won a gold medal in the 4 x 200m freestyle relay but especially for his gallant sporting gesture — when he refused to swim in the 100m final unless Duke Kahanamoku, the famous Hawaiian, was allowed to swim. Kahanamoku, the race favourite, had been disqualified after US officials got the start time wrong. Cecil knew it wasn't the Duke's fault and refused to swim without him.
'Under the circumstances, Cecil Healy's second place was worth a lifetime of firsts,' wrote a Swedish reporter.
'In terms of great sportsmanship by an Australian at an Olympics,' says John Coates, President of the Australian Olympic Committee, 'Cecil Healy's is certainly the most outstanding.'
Six years after Stockholm, Cecil found himself in a far more perilous place. He had enlisted in 1915 and spent the first two-and-a-half years of his military service in a relatively 'cushy' job, as a quartermaster sergeant. But that same sense of honour that had been on show at the Olympics compelled him to do more, and against the advice of friends and his commanding officer he sought and obtained a transfer to the front, as a second lieutenant with the 19th battalion. In a recent speech, the NSW Governor General David Hurley pointed out that Healy must have known that he was taking on a role with one of the highest mortality rates among Australian soldiers in the Great War.
On the early morning of 29 August 1918, as the Anzacs prepared for what would be an epic assault on Mont St Quentin, Cecil was leading his platoon across open ground when they were surprised by German machine-gun fire from a nearby wood. A colleague would later say that 'his fearlessness supplied the enemy with too good a target to miss'. Healy was 36. He remains the only Australian Olympic gold medallist to die on the battlefield.
Cecil's remarkable life and death is celebrated in a major biography, co-authored by two-time Olympic gold medallist John Devitt and award-winning author Larry Writer. The following extract describes the final few days of a great Australian's life …
UNIT COMMANDING OFFICERS WERE summoned to 5th Brigade headquarters in Rivery Town Hall at five o'clock on the afternoon of August 25 to receive orders passed down from corps commander Sir John Monash. When the senior officers returned, units were assembled and informed that they would be part of a massive Allied push that would ultimately force the German Army back to the Hindenburg Line. Success would almost certainly spell defeat for the enemy, which by now had neither the numbers, the weaponry nor, increasingly, the will to mount another counterattack.
The 2nd Division's first objective was to cross the Somme and snatch the town of Péronne from its German occupiers. Péronne was about 50 kilometres to the east of Rivery. But before it could be liberated, the Germans had to be driven from Mont St Quentin, 1.5 kilometres to the north, which though only about 100 metres high, held huge strategic value as it overlooked not just the town, but the river and the territory for kilometres around. The Hindenburg Line was another 25 kilometres further east.
Péronne, an ancient town protected by a star-shaped fort built in the 17th century by King Louis XIV's military engineer Sébastien le Prestre de Vauban, served as a vital transport and communications hub for whoever was in control. The 2nd Division, with the 19th Battalion prominent, would seek to advance to Péronne along the south bank of the Somme. It would be accompanied by artillery companies, field engineers and ambulances, all the while keeping in close touch with the 3rd and 5th Divisions on either flank.
The weather was rainy and humid, which turned the tracks and fields of the region into thick, sticky, boot-gripping mud. The units had more than 20 kilometres to cover before reaching the Somme, where they would be forced to conduct an opposed river crossing.
The 19th spent the night of August 26 near the village of Morcourt, ten kilometres east of Villers-Bretonneux. On August 27, they occupied old German dugouts north-east of Chuignolles, still 40 kilometres from Péronne. The entry in the battalion's war diary for that night reads in part: 'Men help themselves liberally to large German stack of straw and make comfortable sleeping positions. Night dark and cloudy, but quiet. Scattered enemy shelling by long-range and other guns.'
What sleep was had was broken just before dawn by welcome news. The Germans were being forced back towards the Somme at Péronne by the 6th Brigade, and the 19th was ordered to make haste to support them, continuing along the Somme's south bank to Salmon Wood (an area of trees and other vegetation known today as Bois Nanteuil). Battalion headquarters were established in nearby huts at Eclusier Quarry, just east of the village of Cappy. The plan was to spend the night there before linking with the 6th Brigade at Péronne during the following day, August 29. The town centre was now 25 kilometres away.
The battalion was pressing forward across farmland through late summer showers to Salmon Wood where it was detected by the Germans and shelled. This action might have slowed the men of the 19th's progress, but it did not stop them. There was a certain excitement in being engaged in the rapid movement of mobile warfare, pursuing the enemy, which was a far cry from the foetid trench warfare of, say, the Ypres Sector in 1917. However, after four years of war, every AIF unit was understrength. The 19th's 'bayonet strength' was less than 300 men. In C Company, the strength was about 40 men, including four officers; Cecil's platoon was about 20 strong, although every platoon was carrying extra Lewis guns to beef up their firepower.
Cecil must have been grateful for his fitness. Each man was dressed in 'Battle Order', which for a rifleman included rifle, bayonet, entrenching tool, webbing ammunition pouches with at least 120 rounds, water bottle, small pack, some tinned rations, soap, razor and toothbrush, a multi-purpose rubberised groundsheet, a steel helmet and a gas mask in a bag worn across the chest for easy access. This gear, including the uniform and boots, weighed more than 20kg. Lewis gunners carried the gun and their No.2 men had extra 47-round magazines. Officers dressed almost exactly as the men, but were armed with a service revolver (some also chose to carry a rifle) plus a compass, binoculars, whistle and map case. For this rapid mobile style of warfare, everything you needed was on your back.
Cecil spent the night of August 28 in the company of his comrades, eating cold bully beef (for no camp fires were allowed), perhaps playing cards by dim candlelight, yarning about better, safer times to keep his nerves at bay. Tomorrow, he would be commanding his C Company platoon in his first 'stunt': an attack on a flagging but desperate and still lethal enemy. The camp was targeted by sporadic shelling throughout the night, and by a chemical irritant known colloquially as 'sneezing gas', but no damage was done. Sleep was fitful.
Well before dawn, the men of the 19th rose, packed up their groundsheets, wolfed down what food was handy, donned their equipment and at zero hour, 5am, moved out of Salmon Wood. Their orders were to 'mop up' the German-held village of Halle, just west of Péronne, and support the 17th Battalion by guarding its right flank.
The first part of the move was a road march by a column of companies, from Salmon Wood towards the village of Frise, in the dark before sunrise. They were led by men from the battalion's Intelligence Section, who had reconnoitred the intended assembly area on the south-eastern side of Frise. This was a quick move and on arrival there companies shook out into their open formation for the advance towards the River Somme.
Within the battalion, A Company was left forward, Cecil's C Company right forward, B Company was in depth behind them and D Company was the battalion reserve. On the 19th's left flank was its sister battalion, the 18th; on their right flank, the 23rd Battalion of 6th Brigade. In front of them were several kilometres of generally open, gently rolling hills that led down to the Somme Canal, west of Péronne. This was the arena into which Cecil would lead his men.
The immediate obstacle of Mereaucourt Wood was easily cleared and the advance moved steadily forward in the early-morning gloom, but at 6.58am, as the sun rose, 19th Battalion patrols were fired on by riflemen and machine-guns in and around Bazincourt Wood and Ticker Copse, dense thickets on high ground just west of the Somme Canal. These positions were occupied by veteran soldiers of the 25th Bavarian Infantry Regiment, who had been ordered to halt or at least slow the 'British' advance.
THE BAVARIAN COMMANDER HAD chosen his position well. The ground in front of Ticker Copse sloped gently upwards and provided an almost unrestricted 180-degree view to front and flanks, allowing — from the German perspective — ideal fields of fire. The whole area was covered with trench systems left over from the 1915 skirmishes between French and German forces. Arnaud Alley, Callis Trench, Olmutz Trench and others provided excellent defensive positions — it was much easier to temporarily refurbish old trenches than dig new ones. And the tree-lined heights provided excellent withdrawal routes to the Somme Canal and the foot-bridges that were covered by small arms and artillery fire from positions in and around the village of Halle. They would provide protection for withdrawing troops after they had delayed the oncoming advance.
The key to the Bavarian commander's delaying tactics was the positioning of his machine-guns. His principal weapon was the 7.92mm Maschinengewehr 08 (MG08), a heavy machinegun mounted on a folding four-point sled and manned by a six-man crew. Its rate of fire was about 450 rounds a minute, with an effective range of more than two kilometres. At this point in the war, he also had available a number of MG08/15, a lighter bipod-mounted machine-gun with a crew of two.
We will never know exactly how many of these weapons were on the battlefield this day: possibly ten or more. It is well recorded that one MG08 was firing from Bazincourt Wood to the north of Ticker Copse. What else is known is that these weapons were always sited in pairs and positioned to work together, by firing across each other's front. The experienced German commander and his men had the ground in front of Ticker Copse well covered with both machine-gun and rifle fire.
AUGUST 29 WAS, ACCORDING to the 19th's war diary, a 'fine, bright day'. In the minutes immediately after 7am, with Péronne and squat Mont St Quentin, which stood sentinel above it, visible on the horizon a few kilometres away, the Australians walked into a killing zone. Some movement was noticed at the top end of a long, thin stand of trees known then, and today, as Sword Wood, and Cecil's platoon opened fire. There were probably no more than a few grey-clad German riflemen concealed there, for this was low ground, and they were sent scurrying down the tree line to the canal to make good their escape. The Australians pressed on.
Only now the Germans by Ticker Copse, a kilometre to the north, had the advancing men well within range and in their sights. They waited expectantly in their trenches, invisible to the Australians who, coming from the west, had the rays of the dawn's sun shining in their faces, accentuating their presence. As Cecil and his men moved down the gentle slope towards Sword Wood a machine-gun fired upon them. A member of his platoon would later say that 'his fearlessness supplied the enemy with too good a target to miss'.
Cecil might have heard the dreaded percussive clatter of the machine-gun. He was hit in the back of the neck by a single bullet. The impact sent him sprawling and he lay bleeding from the wound, as a comrade, possibly 19-year-old Private Carl Bentin of Hobart, scrambled to his fallen leader's side and tried to drag him to cover. The frantic movement drew another burst of machine-gun fire from near Ticker Copse. The second soldier fell dead, and Cecil was hit again, the bullet tearing into the right side of his chest. Prone on his back, Cecil lay breathing raggedly, unable to speak. His eyes, which were open, were losing their light. His heart beat on, and on. It took him an hour to die.
It may be that as he lay dying he was beyond thinking, or perhaps in his last moments he thought of home … of his close friend Muriel … of his family and mates … of good times on the beaches of Manly, some of Sydney's finest … of the grand days when, in Sydney's baths and ocean pools, he was Australia's finest swimmer … and of the Stockholm Olympics in 1912 when he raced the great Duke Kahanamoku, and thousands cheered …
He died about 8am. At this hour, in peace-time in another land, Cecil Healy would likely have been careening down the face of a Manly wave.


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resembles both in name and form the cuisine of its neighboring countries.
thing to happen not to mention bringing food ideas from there.
article. Azerbaijani cuisine IS unique and original in its own way.
cuisines! The techniques we use to make our dishes are different too.
my Azeri journey, such as sour cream and salmon, are Russian in origin.
over the world, to my knowledge, not only in Russia.
baste chicken in sour cream for Djudja Kebab.
you'll have a different opinion on Azerbaijani cuisine.
Azerbaijani cuisine. It is still new and I will be adding more post to it.
revise the section on Azerbaijani cuisine in your recipe project.
A few years ago I cooked an Appalachian dinner, and in my description of my impressions of the region I wrote how I'd imagined it to be "poor, backwards, even third-worldish." Many people from Appalachia took offense with that description, and I have since gotten a lot of hate mail about my comments. I can't, in good conscience, apologize for them as they were true. That's how I imagined Appalachia to be. That's how Appalachia has been portrayed by books, movies and TV – and indeed, that's why Appalachia is of any interest at all. It is offensive to me, as a person from the third world, how many people take offense at being called "third worldish". This "we are better than you" attitude that they have is, if nothing else, laughable.
Still, I believe in freedom of speech and here are a couple a comments I've gotten. I had more but I can't find them now.
I got another message from a Bolivian woman angry at my comments about Bolivian food. Oh well, honesty just doesn't jive with some people.
In any case, I understand her points. It's true that I only spent a few days in Bolivia, and that I probably did not try the most traditional Bolivian dishes (honestly, I can't remember what I had back then – just that it was not memorable), and I'm sure that cooked by an experience cook some Bolivian dishes would be wonderful. But if a cuisine does take years to learn, then it's clearly not for me. What has been great about this project is discovering a whole lot of cuisines that are very accessible to a foreign cook.
One of my readers, a Bolivian living in Japan, was dismayed at my feelings about Bolivian food as represented on the page on the matter. She understood how difficult it was to get inspired by a cuisine when you can't understand half the ingredients and dishes you come across. So she helpfully sent me a "dictionary" of Bolivian food, describing dishes and ingredients.
I cannot help her enough, and I that I'm speaking for many people who will come across this page searching for this information.
From time to time I've gotten comments on my write ups about the different cuisines I have explored. Mostly they are complimentary, but sometimes people are very offended at what I've written and want to set me straight. For example, I got a lot of hate mail regarding my write up of Appalachian cuisine – apparently a newspaper columnist there organized a letter writing campaign to let me know how offended they were at my thoughts. My Assyrian menu has also generated some mail from Assyrians who tell me that I did it all wrong. They've promised to send me recipes so I can cook a real Assyrian meal, but so far I haven't gotten any.
But no individual recipe has received more comments than my recipe for coucou, a cornmeal dish eaten throghout the Caribbean. Apparently I did it all wrong. Here is the last e-mail I've gotten on the subject.
"Of course you, probably a white woman, would find the dish bland but if you were a native you would understand that cou-cou is not a stand alone dish. The national dish of Barbados is "cou-cou and flying fish" and like mash potatoes and gravy, the flavor of the cou-cou comes from the gravy of the fish. If you do not have flying fish, you could use any other steamed fish, liver, etc. anything that makes a good gravy.
If the picture on your website is the result of what you made no wonder it was bland cause it looks like poop which means you probably made it wrong.


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Q: Why Are Features of XAML Missing From the Phone SDK? It seems that various parts of XAML are not supported on the phone that are otherwise supported on the desktop. I created a question on this yesterday where-by WrapPanel or UniformGrid was not included in the XAML on the phone SDK.
Why is the XAML different and certain features missing?
As a side not it becomes a problem when you're trying to search Google for documentation, or help, on a topic, or how to achieve a solution from an XAML phone SDK problem it becomes difficult because you get results for XAML desktop development, which are unsupported on the phone. It's also difficult to search Microsoft Docs because they don't tell you what's included or not included on the Phone SDK.

A: If you want to know the differences you will need to check out MSDN articles such as
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsphone/develop/jj735581%28v=vs.105%29.aspx
This goes into detail about the limitations of sharing the UI
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsphone/develop/jj714088%28v=vs.105%29.aspx
However, to answer your question:

XAML on Windows Phone 8 and XAML on Windows 8 is not binary
  compatible. As stated earlier, the controls you use to build your UI
  on each platform are similar. They are similar in name, behavior, and
  the programming interfaces, or syntax, they expose. However, they are
  implemented specifically for each platform.
Namespace prefixes are different in XAML for Windows Phone 8 and XAML
  for Windows 8. This is illustrated by looking at the namespaces
  included in a basic page when you create it from scratch.

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import Pilots from './pilots/pilots.vue';
import Airplanes from './airplanes/airplanes.vue';
import Airports from './airports/airports.vue';
import Flights from './flights/flights.vue';
import ManagePage from './manage/manage-page.vue';

import store from './store'
import Vuex from 'vuex';

import PageTitle from './shared/page-title.vue';
import NavMenu from './shared/nav-menu.vue';
import VueRouter from 'vue-router';
import css from './styles.css';

import 'bulma-extensions/bulma-switch/bulma-switch.css';
import 'bulma-extensions/bulma-divider/bulma-divider.css';

const routes = [
    {path: '/', redirect: '/pilots'},
    {path: '/pilots', component: Pilots, name: 'Pilots'},
    {path: '/airplanes', component: Airplanes, name: 'Airplanes'},
    {path: '/airports', component: Airports, name: 'Airports'},
    {path: '/flights', component: Flights, name: 'Flights'},
    {path: '/manage', component: ManagePage, name: 'Manage'}
]

const router = new VueRouter({
    routes, // short for `routes: routes`,
    mode: 'history'
  })

Vue.use(VeeValidate);

var app = new Vue({
    router,
    store,
    template: `
    <div>
    <page-title>{{title}}</page-title>
    <nav-menu></nav-menu>
    <router-view class="route"></router-view>
    </div>
    `,
    data: {
        transitionName: 'slide-right'
    },
    computed: {
        title() {
            return this.$route.name
        }
    },
    created() {
        this.$store.dispatch('fetch_airports')
        this.$store.dispatch('fetch_pilots')
        this.$store.dispatch('fetch_airplanes')
        this.$store.dispatch('fetch_flights')
    },
    el: '#root',
    components: {Pilots, PageTitle, NavMenu},
    watch: {
        '$route' (to,from) {
            let idxFrom = routes.findIndex(i => from.path == i.path)
            let idxTo = routes.findIndex(i => to.path == i.path)
            console.log({idxFrom, idxTo})
            this.transitionName = idxFrom < idxTo ? 'slide-left' : 'slide-right';
        }
    }
})

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Q: Java Create new file automatically depend on size Trying to Write java Code to write ".dat" File.. While wring check size as well.. every 200 KB create new ".dat" continue to write file. Is there any way that i can do that..
when file more than 200KB and create new one filename like this
1st file name.. 1_filename
2nd file name.. 2_filename
3rd file name.. 3_filename........

or if file create only one file means less than 200KB than
Filenamd.. filename as in code..
I wrote code to write files but.. its only writing 2 files.. and that's not right way to do it..
Here is my code..
import java.io.BufferedWriter;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import java.io.FileWriter;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.nio.file.Files;
import java.nio.file.Path;
import java.nio.file.Paths;
import java.text.DateFormat;
import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;
import java.util.Calendar;

public class xmlfile1filebytes {
    public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {
        File folder = new File ("07072013");
        File[] listOfFiles = folder.listFiles();

        System.out.println("There are " + listOfFiles.length + " files");
        String filesin;

        String timeStamp = new SimpleDateFormat("MM-dd-yyyy[HH.mm.ss]")
        .format(Calendar.getInstance().getTime());
        System.out.println(timeStamp);

        BufferedWriter xmlfile = null;
        BufferedWriter datfile = null;

        String outxmlfile = ("07072013\\" + timeStamp + ".xml");
        xmlfile = new BufferedWriter(new FileWriter(outxmlfile));

        String outdatfile = ("07072013\\" + timeStamp + ".dat");
        datfile = new BufferedWriter(new FileWriter(outdatfile));

        int offset = 0;
        int size = 0;

        for (int i = 0; i < listOfFiles.length; i++) {
            File f = listOfFiles[i];
            // System.out.println(i + " " + f.getAbsolutePath());
            if (f.isFile()) {
                filesin = listOfFiles[i].getName();
                if (filesin.endsWith("pdf")) {
                    Path aPath = Paths.get(f.getAbsolutePath());
                    System.out.println(filesin);
                    byte[] actualBytes = Files.readAllBytes(aPath);
                    size = actualBytes.length;
                    xmlfile.append((i + 1) + ")" + " File = " + filesin + ", Offset = " + offset + ", Size = " + size + "\n");

                    offset = offset + size;
                    xmlfile.newLine();

                    String s = new String(actualBytes);

                    datfile.append(s);
                    datfile.newLine();

                    File datfileinfolder = new File ("07072013\\" + timeStamp + ".dat");

                    long datfilesize = datfileinfolder.length();
                    long datfilesizeinkb = datfilesize /1024;

                    System.out.println(datfilesizeinkb);

                    if (datfilesizeinkb >= 200) {
                        datfile.close();

                        BufferedWriter datfile1 = null;
                        String outdatfile1 = ("07072013\\" + "1_"+ timeStamp + ".dat");
                        datfile1 = new BufferedWriter(new FileWriter(outdatfile1));

                        String s1 = new String(actualBytes);
                        datfile1.append(s1);
                        datfile1.close();
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        xmlfile.close();
    }
}

And I get error when write file more than 400 KB..
ERROR:
    There are 10 files
07-09-2013[16.03.00]
1192970_eBill_20130709.pdf
96
1321470_eBill_20130709.pdf
208
1724897_eBill_20130709.pdf
Exception in thread "main" java.io.IOException: Stream closed
    at java.io.BufferedWriter.ensureOpen(Unknown Source)
    at java.io.BufferedWriter.write(Unknown Source)
    at java.io.Writer.write(Unknown Source)
    at java.io.Writer.append(Unknown Source)
    at xmlfile1filebytes.main(xmlfile1filebytes.java:65)

A: I suggest you create a separate class whose only job it is to create files (in sequence), write data to the file, keep an eye on the size, and close / open files as needed. This will make your code more organized - you will be able to see your mistakes more clearly. The class would have the following methods:
setMax(maxVal)                 - set the maximum file size (default 400k)
setRoot(rootPath)              - folder where files will be created
setName(rootName)              - "format string" used to generate file names
                                 (e.g. "myFile%03d.dat")
writeData(dataSize, dataBlock) - write data. If no file open, open it.
                                 If file too big, split it.
closeFile()                    - flush buffers, close the last file.
                                 Could be part of the destructor
currentFile()                  - returns name of current file (for debug)
currentSize()                  - returns current file size (for debug)

If you can figure out how to write this class you will solve your initial problem and have something you can re-use at the same time.
If you want to stay with (mostly) the code structure you already have, then your fix is to remove your current line 85.
     83:         String s1 = new String(actualBytes);
     84:         datfile1.append(s1);
     85:         datfile1.close();  <<<<<<<<<<< remove this line
     86:      }

Once you have closed the file, your next attempt to write to it will fail - and that's the error you are seeing.

A: You do datfile.close(), and on the next iteration through the for loop you .append() to it. You'll have to initialize (i.e. open) your datfile inside the for loop.

A: Okay looks like a book keeping issue.
Here is how it should look like
    .
    .
    .
    long datfilesize = datfileinfolder.length();;
    final int BLOCK_SIZE = 200 * 1024;
    for (int curBlock = 0; curBlock < actualBytes.length; curBlock += BLOCK_SIZE) {
        String toWrite = new String(
            Arrays.copyOfRange(actualBytes, curBlock, Math.min(curBlock + BLOCK_SIZE, actualBytes.length)
        );
        String suffix = "";
        if (curBlock > 0) {
            //append underscores other file information and then perform writes
            suffix =  String.valueOf(curBlock /  BLOCK_SIZE);
        }

        //Your code more or less
        BufferedWriter datfile1 = null;
        String outdatfile1 = ("07072013\\" + suffix + timeStamp + ".dat");
        datfile1 = new BufferedWriter(new FileWriter(outdatfile1));

        datfile1.append(toWrite);
        datfile1.close();
    }

Edit: Does this make more sense ?
Here's the gist. The for loop iterates in block size of BLOCK_SIZE(200 KB). If file size is less than BLOCK_SIZE, you need not append any suffixes(See the if block). Else you append the suffix and then write to the file. The string is given by the local variable toWrite. You have read the whole file already and stored the bytes in actualBytes. Hope this makes more sense.


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<project xmlns="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0"
         xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
         xsi:schemaLocation="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0 http://maven.apache.org/xsd/maven-4.0.0.xsd">
    <parent>
        <artifactId>cassandra-explorer-feature</artifactId>
        <groupId>org.wso2.carbon</groupId>
        <version>4.3.0-SNAPSHOT</version>
	<relativePath>../pom.xml</relativePath>
    </parent>
    <modelVersion>4.0.0</modelVersion>
    <artifactId>org.wso2.carbon.cassandra.explorer.server.feature</artifactId>
    <packaging>pom</packaging>
    <name>WSO2 Carbon - Cassandra Explorer server Feature</name>
    <version>4.3.0-SNAPSHOT</version>
    <url>http://wso2.org</url>
    <description>This feature contains the bundles required for Exploring Cassandra server
    </description>

    <dependencies>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.wso2.carbon</groupId>
            <artifactId>org.wso2.carbon.cassandra.explorer.mgt</artifactId>
            <version>4.3.0-SNAPSHOT</version>
        </dependency>

        <!--Cassandra -->

        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.apache.cassandra.wso2</groupId>
            <artifactId>apache-cassandra</artifactId>
            <version>${wso2.cassandra.version}</version>
        </dependency>

        <!--Hector-->
        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.hectorclient.wso2</groupId>
            <artifactId>hector-core</artifactId>
            <version>1.1.4.wso2v1</version>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>libthrift.wso2</groupId>
            <artifactId>libthrift</artifactId>
            <version>${libthrift.patch.version}</version>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.perf4j.wso2</groupId>
            <artifactId>perf4j</artifactId>
            <version>${perf4j.version}</version>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.cliffc.high_scale_lib.wso2</groupId>
            <artifactId>high-scale-lib</artifactId>
            <version>${highscale.version}</version>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.slf4j</groupId>
            <artifactId>slf4j-api</artifactId>
            <version>${slf4j.version}</version>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.slf4j</groupId>
            <artifactId>slf4j-log4j12</artifactId>
            <version>${slf4j.version}</version>
        </dependency>

        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.yaml.wso2</groupId>
            <artifactId>snakeyaml</artifactId>
            <version>${yaml.version}</version>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>com.google.guava</groupId>
            <artifactId>guava</artifactId>
            <version>13.0.1</version>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>com.googlecode.concurrentlinkedhashmap.wso2</groupId>
            <artifactId>concurrentlinkedhashmap-lru</artifactId>
            <version>${concurrentlinkedhashmap.version}</version>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.apache.hadoop.wso2</groupId>
            <artifactId>avro</artifactId>
            <version>${avro.version}</version>
        </dependency>

        <!--Carbon-->
        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.wso2.carbon</groupId>
            <artifactId>org.wso2.carbon.user.api</artifactId>
            <version>${wso2carbon.version.cassandra}</version>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.wso2.carbon</groupId>
            <artifactId>org.wso2.carbon.identity.authentication</artifactId>
            <version>${wso2carbon.version.cassandra}</version>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.safehaus.jug.wso2</groupId>
            <artifactId>jug</artifactId>
            <version>${jug.version}</version>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>com.googlecode.json-simple.wso2</groupId>
            <artifactId>json-simple</artifactId>
            <version>${simple-json.version}</version>
        </dependency>
        <!--dependency>
            <groupId>org.mortbay.jetty</groupId>
            <artifactId>jetty-util</artifactId>
            <version>${jetty.version}</version>
        </dependency-->
        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.codehaus.jackson</groupId>
            <artifactId>jackson-core-asl</artifactId>
            <version>${jackson.version}</version>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.codehaus.jackson</groupId>
            <artifactId>jackson-mapper-asl</artifactId>
            <version>${jackson.version}</version>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.github.wso2</groupId>
            <artifactId>jamm</artifactId>
            <version>${jamm.version}</version>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>antlr.wso2</groupId>
            <artifactId>antlr</artifactId>
            <version>${antlr.version}</version>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.antlr.wso2</groupId>
            <artifactId>antlr-runtime</artifactId>
            <version>${antlr.version}</version>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>snappy-java.wso2</groupId>
            <artifactId>snappy-java</artifactId>
            <version>${snappy-java.version}</version>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>snaptree.wso2</groupId>
            <artifactId>snaptree</artifactId>
            <version>${snaptree.version}</version>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>metrics-core.wso2</groupId>
            <artifactId>metrics-core</artifactId>
            <version>${metrics-core.version}</version>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>com.ning</groupId>
            <artifactId>compress-lzf</artifactId>
            <version>${compress-lzf.version}</version>
        </dependency>

    </dependencies>

    <build>
        <plugins>
            <plugin>
                <groupId>org.wso2.maven</groupId>
                <artifactId>carbon-p2-plugin</artifactId>
                <version>${carbon.p2.plugin.version}</version>
                <executions>
                    <execution>
                        <id>4-p2-feature-generation</id>
                        <phase>package</phase>
                        <goals>
                            <goal>p2-feature-gen</goal>
                        </goals>
                        <configuration>
                            <id>org.wso2.carbon.cassandra.explorer.server</id>
                            <propertiesFile>../../../etc/feature.properties</propertiesFile>
                            <adviceFile>
                                <properties>
                                    <propertyDef>org.wso2.carbon.p2.category.type:server</propertyDef>
                                    <propertyDef>org.eclipse.equinox.p2.type.group:false</propertyDef>
                                </properties>
                            </adviceFile>
                            <bundles>
                                <bundleDef>org.wso2.carbon:org.wso2.carbon.cassandra.explorer.mgt</bundleDef>
                                <bundleDef>org.apache.cassandra.wso2:apache-cassandra</bundleDef>
                                <bundleDef>libthrift.wso2:libthrift</bundleDef>
                                <bundleDef>org.perf4j.wso2:perf4j</bundleDef>
                                <bundleDef>org.cliffc.high_scale_lib.wso2:high-scale-lib</bundleDef>
                                <bundleDef>org.slf4j:slf4j-api</bundleDef>
                                <bundleDef>org.slf4j:slf4j-log4j12</bundleDef>
                                <bundleDef>org.hectorclient.wso2:hector-core</bundleDef>
                                <bundleDef>org.yaml.wso2:snakeyaml</bundleDef>
                                <bundleDef>com.google.guava:guava</bundleDef>
                                <bundleDef>com.googlecode.concurrentlinkedhashmap.wso2:concurrentlinkedhashmap-lru
                                </bundleDef>
                                <bundleDef>org.apache.hadoop.wso2:avro</bundleDef>
                                <bundleDef>org.safehaus.jug.wso2:jug</bundleDef>
                                <bundleDef>com.googlecode.json-simple.wso2:json-simple</bundleDef>
                                <!--bundleDef>org.mortbay.jetty:jetty-util</bundleDef-->
                                <bundleDef>org.codehaus.jackson:jackson-core-asl</bundleDef>
                                <bundleDef>org.codehaus.jackson:jackson-mapper-asl</bundleDef>
                                <bundleDef>org.github.wso2:jamm</bundleDef>
                                <bundleDef>antlr.wso2:antlr</bundleDef>
                                <bundleDef>org.antlr.wso2:antlr-runtime</bundleDef>
                                <bundleDef>snappy-java.wso2:snappy-java</bundleDef>
                                <bundleDef>snaptree.wso2:snaptree</bundleDef>
                                <bundleDef>metrics-core.wso2:metrics-core</bundleDef>
                                <bundleDef>com.ning:compress-lzf</bundleDef>
                            </bundles>
                            <importFeatures>
                                <importFeatureDef>org.wso2.carbon.core.server:${wso2carbon.version}</importFeatureDef>
                            </importFeatures>
                        </configuration>
                    </execution>
                </executions>
            </plugin>
        </plugins>
    </build>

    <properties>
     <jamm.version>0.2.5.wso2v2</jamm.version>
	<libthrift.patch.version>0.7.0.wso2v2</libthrift.patch.version>
    </properties>
</project>


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Presentations posted from the fall conferences speakers
"How to find Revenue within Your Foot Print"
Steve Edwards, Senior Commercial Manager
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Steve will talk about the additional revenues his company is making utilizing their current mailroom and long standing relationships.
Steve is a graduate of Southeast Missouri State University where he majored in sales marketing and business management. He has over 37 years of major newspaper experience. Began his newspaper career in 1981 as a district representative in Dayton (OH), where he worked in single copy and customer billing. In 1983, transferred to the advertising division as an account representative. Two years later, became a district sales manager for The Arizona Republic and Phoenix Gazette. Four years later, was named total market manager responsible for both the newspapers' non-subscriber product. In 1995, he became an area circulation manager responsible for subscriber home delivery in Phoenix. In 1997, was selected as regional operations manager for the Arizona Republic responsible for home delivery day to day operations. He was promoted to State Circulation manager in 2001. In 2003 was promoted to Metro Single Copy Manager. In September 2005 was hired by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution as Sr Marketing Director for Cox Media Group, responsible for Kiosk, Crew, Retention and Single copy sales. November 2016 was selected as the Commercial Manager for Cox Media Group. 100 Blackman of Atlanta 2016 Celebration Bowl Chairman.
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Kevin will talk about how focusing on local quality journalism can bring readership and revenue.
Kevin Moran is the executive editor of New England Newspapers Inc., which includes The Berkshire Eagle, Bennington Banner, Brattleboro Reformer, Manchester Journal, UpCountry Magazine and related publications. A native of the Berkshires, Moran has served as managing editor of The Eagle, Reformer and Transcript and as news editor of the York (Pa.) Dispatch/Sunday news. A past president of the former New England Associated Press News Executives Association, he also has been a mentor for foreign journalists with Alfred Friendly Press Partners
"Building Loyalty in a Non-Loyal World"
Zack will discuss how building loyalty with your readers can increase revenue in advertising and circulation.
Zack Wenthe is a serial entrepreneur, marketer, author, consultant, and family man. Throughout his career in media, advertising, hospitality, retail, and corporate consulting, he has also owned several successful businesses. Over the last 15 years he has created strategies and programs for countless businesses, counseled many of them on their marketing programs, helped them develop their business plans, guided them through the leasing of their first business location, and helped them promote their grand opening. The ultimate compliment, he has even been lucky enough to help with some of their expansions resulting from their combined successes! He has worked with a broad range of customers and clients from startups to Fortune 100, including Walmart, Nationwide Insurance, Dr Pepper Snapple, FedEx Office, among many others.
Zack has been invited to speak at various national conferences and events throughout the country. From private workshops to large keynotes, Zack loves to speak to audiences and give them actionable insights that they can immediately try in their business. He is a published author and contributor and currently working on his next book focusing on customer behavior and psychology.
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"Route the Money"
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Vice President Newspapers of New England
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What does that mean? We live our lives sometimes from moment to moment. We do not always take the time to look at each moment our lives as part of a whole. Sometimes it can be helpful to take a step back and look at the major events in our lives and see what we learned from them or what motivated our choices that lead to those events. In doing this, we might be able to see our core values. Are we motivated by acquiring knowledge? Do we have a real passion for beauty? Do we love to acquire things? Are we very protective of those we love? What dreams have we dreamed and how have they played out in our lives? What kinds of things hinder us? What kinds of things do we allow to hinder us? These are what will make up the stories told about us when we die. What kind of story do we want to leave behind? That is the real question. While no one can control what other people think of us, we can hope to leave behind good stories that people will share once we are gone. We might as well try to make our lives the kind of story we want told. Granted, sometimes life gives us a strange and wonderfully difficult turn, but it is what we do with these roadblocks and in some cases tragedies that makes us who we are and shows our true character. Perhaps, we can take the time and have a look at our life so far and see what kind of story we are leaving behind and if this is the kind of story we want told.


Optical Brighteners Market Worth $1.11 Billion by 2024 | CAGR 6.5%: Grand View Research, Inc.
The global optical brighteners market size is expected to reach USD 1.11 billion by 2024, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. The market is projected to expand at a CAGR of 6.5% during the forecast period. Optical brighteners are dyes that can absorb light in the ultraviolet and violet band (between 340 nm and 370 nm of the electromagnetic spectrum) and re-emit it in the blue band (ranging from 420 nm to 470 nm). Rapid growth in industries such as paper, textile, and detergent and soap is anticipated to drive the market demand.
Optical brighteners find applications in paper brightening, detergents and soaps, fabrics, and synthetics and plastics. They are also used in various end-use sectors including cosmetics, textile, and industries. Soaps and detergent industry is experiencing a strong demand from the emerging economies. At present, optical brighteners are the most widely used chemicals in detergents and soaps. Use of optical brighteners in laundry detergents makes clothes look cleaner and brighter and this factor is expected to boost their demand over the forecast period.
There has been significant a rise in the consumption of detergents in the global household sector, thus, manufacturers are increasing their production capacities. This is also anticipated to have a positive impact on the market growth. The market is segmented on the basis of end-use, which includes consumer products, safety and security, textiles and apparels, packaging, and others. Consumer products led the overall market in the past and is expected to witness a significant rise in the coming years.
This growth is attributed to their wide range of applications in various household products including washing, cosmetics, laundry detergents, and soaps. In the last few years, global market has witnessed a sudden increase in demand from various companies and institutions for the purpose of R&D of optical brighteners, thereby, augmenting the market expansion.
Key companies in the market include 3V Sigma SpA, Aron Universal Ltd., Clariant AG, Huntsman Corp., Archroma, Deepak Nitrite Ltd., and Keystone Aniline Corp., BASF SE. Most of these companies are focusing on R&D for development of newer formulations for optical brighteners.
Jojoba Oil Market - The global jojoba oil market size was USD 151.7 million in 2015 and is expected to witness growth over the forecast period.
Human Milk Oligosaccharides (HMO) Market - The global human milk oligosaccharides (HMO) market size was USD 60.0 million in 2015.
Baby Personal Care Market - The global baby personal care market was valued at around USD 56 billion and is expected to grow at an annual CAGR of approximately 7% from 2016 to 2024.
Halal Cosmetics Market - The global halal cosmetics market size was valued at USD 16.32 billion in 2015.
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This site uses cookies. By continuing to browse the site you are agreeing to our use of cookies. Find out more here. Hide this message. Maternity services, including antenatal, delivery and postnatal care are delivered from York Hospital, Selby Hospital, Malton Hospital and in the community. Most antenatal care is provided in the community by your named midwife. Screening for Downs Syndrome, a dating scan and triple test is offered to all women as early as possible in the pregnancy. Care is provided by teams of midwives, some of who come into the unit to maintain their professional skills. Opportunities are available for hospital-based midwives to undertake a rotational period to community if they so wish.
From Monday 27th July, the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital will be welcoming partners back to attend antenatal scans. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the hospital initially had to limit the number of people coming in for routine appointments, meaning that the partners of people giving birth were unable to attend scans. As lockdown eases, the hospital has started to allow routine visiting again with restrictions. Partners will be able to visit the following scans from Monday:.
Read more: Pregnancy in lockdown: the support for new mums during the Coronavirus crisis. Visitors will have to adhere to new measures to ensure the safety of patients, partners and staff.
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Your chances of having successful treatment and a baby are dependent on a number of factors including your age, your cause of infertility and medical history. General information on our success rates can be found on our Success Rates page which can be used as a guide. If you wish to have an idea of your chances of having a baby based on your own individual circumstances please contact us and our team will be happy to advise you.
The Salisbury Fertility Centre team builds friendly and supportive relationships with patients and provides personalised care right from the first contact. This ensures that patients feel that they can contact the centre for support whether their query is big or small or they just wish to talk their feelings through. This approach has led many patients to keep in touch with us long after they have concluded having treatment. The centre has an independent counsellor who is able to provide support and advice and discuss the implications of particular treatments.
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In our maternity services and the wider hospital, we are minimising all face to face contact Here you will find up to date information relating to important issues such as Salisbury Foundation Trust: InformationForPatients/ If you have been asked to attend scans to check your baby's growth it is very.
Contributors: The paper was a collaboration between the departments of clinical genetics and fetal medicine in Southampton and genetics in Salisbury. TB runs the prenatal section in which most of the cytogenetic analysis was carried out. DW and DTH performed most of the analyses of clinical data. All authors contributed to the final version of the paper.
DW is guarantor for the paper. To compare the effectiveness of different screening policies for the antenatal detection of Down's syndrome. Of these, were identified antenatally. Seven different screening policies were used, in three principal groups: serum screening offered to all mothers, maternal age with serum screening or nuchal translucency available to limited groups, and maternal age combined with anomaly scans. Current additional serum or nuchal translucency screening techniques for antenatal detection of Down's syndrome are less advantageous than previously supposed.
More pregnant women were aged over 35 than has been presumed in statistical models used in demonstration projects of serum screening and, as a result, the proportion of affected fetuses in this age group is much greater than predicted. Serum screening for Down's syndrome has been presumed to be more effective than screening by maternal age.
Serum screening and nuchal scanning did not achieve significantly higher antenatal detection rates of Down's syndrome than the use of maternal age and routine anomaly scanning. Screening for Down's syndrome has become an accepted part of routine antenatal care, but there is wide variation between different districts in the policy used. On the advice of the antenatal subgroup of the National Screening Committee in April the UK government announced that by all pregnant women should be offered serum screening in the second trimester to increase the antenatal detection of Down's syndrome and to reduce the amniocentesis rate.
Scan4Safety is a pioneering programme led by the Department of Health that is improving patient safety, increasing clinical productivity and driving operational efficiency in the NHS. Scan4Safety is taking learnings from other sectors, such as retail, to improve traceability and efficiency through the use of international barcoding standards GS1 standards and common ways of doing business PEPPOL.
Barcodes have already transformed supply chain management across a number of sectors, hugely improving efficiencies and providing greater visibility and traceability of products right through the supply chain. With over five billion barcodes now scanned across the world every single day, barcodes are everywhere and these systems have developed to a point where we all simply take it for granted that they work.
However barcoding has had limited use in healthcare to date. There are pockets of great examples of barcoding being used effectively in some trusts, but until now this has not been consistently applied across the whole NHS.
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Alternatively, the city of Southampton is only a short train or car journey away or if you prefer the sea, Bournemouth is also accessible. At SDH this role is predominantly ward based with direct patient contact and focused on improving medicines safety through medicines reconciliation, discharge planning ,patient education , and utilising independent prescribing skills.
Published by Henrietta Creasey at pm 15th January Researchers have been looking at the psychological impact of early-stage pregnancy loss, in what's the largest study to take place. One woman from Salisbury who experienced PTSD after a miscarriage in wants women in a similar position to know they are not alone. Following further examinations, I was handed some leaflets on "what to expect" and was sent home.
I had entered the hospital pregnant and was going home with the knowledge that I would never meet the baby we had such hope and dreams for.
Salisbury Hospital has beds and is staffed by approximately members of staff. They provide Ensure staff across the trust are up-to-date with mandatory training. • Ensure majority of CT scans being reported on within one hour.
From Monday, 23 March the decision was made to suspend the Southampton and Salisbury breast screening programme. Initially we will be contacting patients to rearrange appointments that we had to cancel. This will be followed by inviting ladies in the 50 to 70 year age range. We will be unable to accept self-referrals for those aged over 71 and women will not be invited as part of the AgeX trial until further notice.
These actions are aligned with national guidance provided by Public Health England. Please be assured that you will receive further information in due course. In the meantime, if you have any changes in your breast or symptoms that are causing you concern please contact your GP. The NHS breast screening programme provides free breast screening for all women in the UK aged 50 and over. Around one-and-a-half million women are screened in the UK each year.
All women aged 50 to 70 automatically receive an invitation to routine screening an x-ray examination every three years. Ordinarily this means that your first invitation for breast screening will fall between your 49th and 53rd birthday, at a time when your practice is being screened. However, from March the unit age extended the service to all women who fall within the new screening age groups of 47 to 49 and 71 to
This website works best with JavaScript switched on. Please enable JavaScript. The information below detail contacts with the Maternity unit during the antenatal stage of pregnancy. Women may be referred to their Community Midwife by their GP or they may refer themselves by making a Booking Appointment. The midwife may well contact the mother in the early weeks, but will not make a formal Booking Appointment until weeks.
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Antenatal clinic / Screening and Scanning Supervisor of Midwives on call: Salisbury District Hospital via switchboard
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For the safety of you and your baby, as well as our staff, please attend all appointments alone. We welcome one partner to support you when you are in active labour but we have to limit the number of people entering the hospital at this time. There are a few exceptional circumstances but this must be agreed with the Maternity team prior to your appointment time. Our absolute priority is for you and your baby to be safe during this challenging time.
If you have any concerns please speak to you midwife. We are here for you and thank you for your amazing resilience and support. All women wishing to have their baby at Yeovil Hospital are required to be booked with the midwives. The first booking appointment can be booked from the sixth week of pregnancy and usually takes place between eight to nine weeks gestation. Currently booking appointments are via telephone.
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Proof yeast and 1/2 tsp sugar in 7/8 cup warm water for 10 minutes in a warm place. I put mine near our wood stove.
In processor, mix flour, remaining 1 teaspoon sugar and salt. With processor running, (Bean was TOTALLY into being in charge of this!) pour in the yeast mixture in a continuous stream.
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