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Airman laid to rest
FOR almost 60 years Brian Aspinall knew nothing about his brother's death.Young Suffolk airman, Sgt Glyn Robert 'Bob' Aspinall, was one of 11 who died after a mid-air collision in 1944 but until now almost nothing was known about the wartime disaster – even by the families.
FOR almost 60 years Brian Aspinall knew nothing about his brother's death.
Young Suffolk airman, Sgt Glyn Robert 'Bob' Aspinall, was one of 11 who died after a mid-air collision in 1944 but until now almost nothing was known about the wartime disaster – even by the families.
But he has now joined the families of the other ten men to remember their bravery and say a final goodbye.
A memorial service was held on Sunday in a tiny Nottinghamshire church in the village of Screveton near to where the planes came down.
A wreath was laid in the church, by villager Christine Barker, who was a schoolgirl at the time, and wooden crosses bearing the names of those who died will be dedicated.
It was Mrs Barker's late husband Peter who started piecing together the details of the tragedy.
Nine years ago Mr Barker, who was an eyewitness to the accident, decided it was time the village was reminded of the wartime disaster.
He began researching how 11 air crew came to perish - nine men in the Lancaster had taken off from nearby RAF Syerston and the Oxford trainer, with two crew, had taken off from the small training airfield at Wymeswold.
They collided over Screveton on that quiet Friday morning, and Mr Barker, then a 16-year-old farm worker, was first on the scene.
He scrambled through hedges to reach the wreckage of the Lancaster which had come down in a field near the Flintham Road. The Oxford crashed about half a mile away in Lodge Lane.
More than 50 years later, Mr Barker, a retired fireman, researched the names of the dead and the details of the accident, recorded them on a document which was then framed and hung in the church.
It had always been his hope that relatives could be contacted and told how their loved ones had died.
But in 2000 he passed away and the research was taken on by villager Sylvia Adcock.
She wrote to newspapers in the victim's home towns - from Ipswich to Edinburgh to Western Australia - in a bid to track them down.
One of those who read the appeal was Brian Aspinall from Somerset, brother of 20-year-old Sgt Aspinall's.
He said: "It was curious how I came across what happened really, because it has been a family mystery for all these years.
"The only thing we knew about Glyn's death was that it was in some sort of air crash, but nothing more.
"We'd always speculated about what could have happened, but never knew for sure.
"Then, my sister saw an advert asking for relatives of my brother to get in touch. So I contacted Mrs Adcock, who had the full story. She also kindly put me in touch with various people in and around the village who witnessed the crash when it happened.
"That's how we found out about the other members of his crew and exactly how they died.
"All we knew was there had been a collision near his base, but that was the sum total of our knowledge.
"So to be honest, after all these years, it was a pleasant surprise to be finally able to fill in all the pieces.
"What has been overwhelming is the way the villagers have rallied around to organise this memorial service to remember all the crew members who died 60 years ago.
"It turns out the crew my brother was in had just completed a tour of operations across Europe.
"When they got back, they had been put on duty training other squadrons.
"But they had opted to stay together as a group and the only way they could do that was by volunteering for another tour, which they did. So they were training for that tour, when the accident happened.
"And the ironic thing is, they were all due for promotion the week after they were killed."
But Mr Aspinall believes fate was in control of the events that day: "It's what was destined to happen.
"And my son Mark, who's now 36, was born on April 14, the date of the accident. So it's obviously a significant day in our family."
Mrs Adcock said: "I know all the relatives we've contacted are very grateful for the information we have been able to pass on."
Peter Barker's widow Mrs Christine Barker said: "My husband felt their memory should be honoured in the village. It is sad that he's not here to see it happen."


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One file in the Archives reveals information about the Glooble. You read carefully to learn about this creature and obtain more knowledge about the mysterious species of Ark.
Currently available in the SARC.
Glooble eggs only exist as a result of leftover slime and egg shells from Muckles. Due to the large amounts of nutrition that still exist in Muckle eggs after hatching, the fungus that accumulates eventually causes the broken egg to reseal itself and cause a new creature, the Glooble, to begin to grow. These eggs thrive solely from the nutrition left behind by the Muckle, so they are able to survive outside of Ark City's sewer systems with relative ease.
Despite their close relation to the Muckle, if a Glooble egg is raised outside of the sewers, it is likely that it will hatch to be completely odorless. While they hatch from the same eggs as Muckles, their bodies' textures are noticeably different. The Muckle is made up of slime that will absorb things that it touches. Gloobles, on the other hand, have bodies that are very similar to jello or rubber. Their skin is very smooth and difficult to penetrate.
Gloobles seem to be very inconsistent. Gloobles have personalities ranging all over the spectrum, and their general behaviors are very different from one another. Studies on their DNA strands have also shown major inconsistencies within the species -- the only thing that they all share is their appearance and body structure. It is currently unknown why all Gloobles seem to behave in different manners.


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{
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So on my data query I want to get data in which page1 === "login" and page2 === "5c35f1045643180d9488112f".
So I tried to get this through $and query but I am not getting anything.
My code is this:
db.collection.find(
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I don't know where I am doing mistake. Kindly suggest me if I am wrong or wrote the wrong statement on query. Thanks in advance.

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Try
db.collection.find({page1: "login", page2: "5c35f1045643180d9488221f"})

if this does not work, the value is wrong. check the value of page 2 again

A: If page2 is an array of ObjectIds not strings, then you may use something like that
db.collection.find({
  page1: "login",
  page2: ObjectId("5c35f1045643180d9488221f")
})

you can test it here Mongo Playground
hope it helps

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Anishinabek applaud gaming revenue-sharing deal
Home/Anishinabek applaud gaming revenue-sharing deal
THUNDER BAY, ON, Feb. 7 /CNW/ – Anishinabek leaders predict that a comprehensive new gaming agreement with Ontario will boost their efforts to develop economic opportunities and support youth initiatives in their 42 First Nations.
The Anishinabek caucus unanimously supported today's agreement between the Chiefs of Ontario and the province that will give 134 First Nations a share of all gaming and lottery revenues of the Ontario Gaming and Lotteries Commission. Chiefs approved by a 112-1 margin the deal, worth an estimated $3 billion over 25 years.
"This is an historic revenue-sharing agreement," said Grand Council Chief John Beaucage. "It provides Anishinabek communities the certainty we need to move forward on our long-term economic development strategy, and support a better future for youth in our First Nations. This represents the beginning of a new partnership with the Province. Our Chiefs hope to negotiate a similar agreement in the area of natural resource revenue-sharing."
The agreement will require community-level ratification by all 134 First Nations in Ontario, and will resolve the court action launched by Chiefs after the Mike Harris government unilaterally imposed a 20 per cent "win tax" on Casino Rama proceeds shortly after taking office. Today's proposed settlement by the government of Dalton McGuinty will also involve a one-time cash payment of $201 million, payable on signing.
The Anishinabek Nation incorporated the Union of Ontario Indians as its secretariat in 1949. The UOI is a political advocate for 42 member First Nations across Ontario. The Union of Ontario Indians is the oldest political organization in Ontario and can trace its roots back to the Confederacy of Three Fires, which existed long before European contact.
Executive Assistant to the Grand Council Chief
Phone: (705) 497-9127 (Ext. 2249)
or Cell: (705) 498-5250,
Email: goubob@anishinabek.ca
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Francis L Muller
Name Francis L Muller
Nickname Frank
Born 7 Jun 1931 St. Marys, Pottawatomie County, Kansas
Died 17 Jan 2003 Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas
Cremated Mount Calvary Cemetery, St. Marys, Pottawatomie County, Kansas
Father Francis Joseph (Frank) Muller, b. 1898, d. 1959 (Age 61 years)
Mother Mary Kathryn (Catherine) Bennett Muller, b. 22 Jun 1900, d. 23 Oct 1964 (Age 64 years)
Family 1 Mary Ann Cordte Bietry Muller, d. 20 Nov 1981
Married 26 Jun 1954 St. Marys, Pottawatomie County, Kansas
1. Mona Muller Seele
2. Joyce Muller Lampley
3. Cindy Muller Depew
4. Frank S Muller
5. William Muller
6. Charles Muller, d. 10 Oct 1954
7. Mark Allan Muller, d. 16 May 1982
Family 2 Gladys M Duncan Steelman Muller, b. 16 Oct 1929, Emporia, Lyon County, Kansas , d. 25 Nov 2007 (Age 78 years)
Married 18 Jan 1987 Rossville, Shawnee County, Kansas
Cremated - - Mount Calvary Cemetery, St. Marys, Pottawatomie County, Kansas
Obituary- Muller, Francis 1
Francis Muller
DELIA — Francis L. "Frank" Muller, 71, Delia, died Friday, Jan. 17,2003, at a Topeka hospital.
Mr. Muller owned and operated Muller Electric Co. in St. Marys for many years. He also was an electrical superintendent at the Jeffrey's Energy Center for many years and had worked for Linder Electric.
He was born June 7,1931, in St. Marys, to Frank J. and Mary K. Bennett Muller. He graduated from St. Marys High School in 1949.
Mr. Muller was a member of Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in St. Marys, an associate member of Jimmie Lillard Post No. 31 of the American Legion in Rossville, where he was active in building maintenance and electrical projects. He also was a member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Union Local No. 226 in Topeka.
He married Mary Ann Cordte Bietry on June 26,1954, in St. Marys. She died on Nov. 20, 1981. He married Gladys Duncan on Jan. 18, 1987, in Rossville. She survives.
Other survivors include three daughters,
Mona Seele, Houston, Joyce Lampley, Enville, Tenn., and Cindy Depew, Buford, Ga.; two step¬daughters, Peggy Steelman, Austin, Texas, and Leslie Allen, Tucson, Ariz.; two sons, Frank S. Muller, Denison, and Bill Muller, Carbondale; a sister, Veronica "Bonnie" Brunin, St. Marys; a brother, Joseph T. Muller, St. Marys; 21 grand¬children; and five great-grandchildren.
Mr. Muller also was preceded in death by an infant son, Charles Mullen, on Oct. 10,1954, and a son, Mark Allan Muller, on May 16,1982.
Mr. Muller was cremated. A memorial mass will be at 3:30 p.m. Monday at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in St. Marys. Inurnment will be in Mount Calvary Cemetery in St. Marys.
Memorial contributions may be made to Jimmie Lillard Post No. 31 of the American Legion Auxiliary in Rossville and sent in care of Piper- Verschelden Funeral Home in St. Marys.
Francis "Frank" Muller
Francis L. "Frank" Muller, 71, Delia, died Friday, January 17,2003, at a Topeka hospital.
He was born June 7, 1931, in St. Marys, the son of Frank J. and Mary K. Bennett Muller.
He grew up in the Delia community and was graduated from St. Marys High School in 1949. He owned and operated Muller Electric Company in St. Marys for many years. He was an electrical superintendent at Jeffrey Energy Center for many years, and had also worked for Linder Electric.
He was a member of Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in St. Marys. He was an associate member of Jimmie Lillard Post No. 31 of the American Legion in Rossville, where he was active in the building maintenance and electrical projects as a volunteer. He was also a member of the Electrical Union, Local No. 226, of Topeka.
On June 26, 1954, he married Mary Ann Cordts Bietry in St. Marys. She died November 20, 1981. He was also preceded in death by an infant son, Charles, on October 10, 1954, and by a son, Mark Alan Muller, on May 16, 1982.
He married Gladys Duncan January 18,1987, at Rossville. She survives.
Other survivors include three daughters, Mona Seele, Houston, TX, Joyce Lampley, Enville, TN, and Cindy Depew, Buford, GA; two stepdaughters, Peggy Steelman, Austin, TX, and Leslie Allen, Tucson, AZ; two sons, Frank S. Muller, Denison, and Bill Muller, Carbondale; a sister, Veronica "Bonnie" Brunin, and a brother, Joseph T. Muller, both of St. Marys; 21 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
Mr. Muller was cremated. A memorial Mass was held at 3:30 p.m. Monday at the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, St. Marys. Inurnment was in Mt. Calvary Cemetery, St. Marys.
Memorial contributions may be made to Jimmie Lillard Post No. 31 of the American Legion Auxiliary, Rossville, and sent in care of Piper- Verschelden Funeral Home, 714 Maple, St. Marys 66536.


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He would never feel the pain of craving coffee or the pleasure in finally having it. That was one reason why Lois left Clark. She also hated being under his constant supervision.
The simple things…and the controlling nature.
Totally. Relationship struggles are universal!
Oh and the tights were…a little much. Once in a while, maybe but he'll pull more chicks with track pants or something less peterish.


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There are multiple ways a hacker can inject SQL code into a database – user input through a form, the modification of cookies to inject SQL into the back-end database, or the use of server variables such as HTTP headers to inject into the database. Attackers can even use an SQL injection attack to compromise the server and back-end infrastructure, or making database drive applications unavailable (denial-of-service attack).
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Петар "Пеца" Петровић потписиван и као Петар Марш (Крагујевац, 1940) српски је новинар и водитељ.

Један од оснивача Студија Б у коме је од првих дана. Осим познате дечје емисије "Пеца и деца" уређивао је и водио култну емисију из области културе "Огледало" као и врло слушани недељни вишечасовни спортски програм "СОС - Све О Спорту". Написао је више од 1.500 песама за децу које је пуних 5 година свакога јутра "саопштавао" слушаоцима Студија Б. Многе од ових песама су компоноване и извођене на музичким фестивалима.

Студентски дани
Као студент определио се за област термотехнике нуклеарних реактора из које је и дипломирао, да би се после посветио грејању и климатизацији, прво као конструктор апарата и уређаја, затим као руководилац радова на извођењу и пројектант, и најзад, пре преласка у Студио Б, на место помоћника директора, руковођењу техничким сектором у "Водотерми".

Далеких 60-тих година, своју новинарско-водитељску каријеру започео је у феријалном кампу у Макарској, где је 4 године, односно 4 врућа лета, био алфа и омега разгласне станице коју је промовисао као "феријални јавни сервис "Радио телевизија Горан - Макарска. У осталим годишњим добима, осим студирања на Машинском факултету (које је успешно обавио) уређивао је "Хумор" у листу "Феријалац" у коме су посебно били запажени стрип "Каишеви" и карикатуре које је по његовом сценарију цртао каснији "тата" Забавниковог Дикана, Лазо Средановић.

Године рада
1977. године, осмислио је бренд "Слатка азбука" који је реализовала фабрика чоколаде "Банат" из Вршца, за који је на Изложби проналазаштва 1980. у Галерији "Видиковац" добијена Специјална похвала.

Чика Пеца је од 1993. до 2003. био и аутор свих садржаја који су се емитовали на дечјем телефонском броју 9843.

1997. године, покренуо је, као главни уредник, први таблоид у пуном колору за децу "Хоћу-нећу".

2000. године, композитор Данило Даниловић Данилушка, на Пецине текстове о словима наше азбуке, компонује мјузикл "Музичка азбука", а 2008. године, заједнички реализују пројекте навијачке химне "Напред, Србија!" и прелепе баладе "Заљубљен у Србију".

2008. године, освојио је престижну књижевну награду "Доситејево перо" за књигу песама "Срећна Нова година".

Почетком 2011. године, из штампе су проистекле: "Књиге песама за основце - за први, други, трећи и четврти разред", Песме о зубима "Зубологија", "Промукле песме", "Чвороскоп - дечји хороскоп", "Бајке за све који хоће да пајке", "Змајеви и змајарење", дидактичка игра "Мултијезичка словослагалица"...

Занимљивости
Аутор је текста химне наше фудбалске репрезентације "Плави, напред плави" коју је компоновао Борис Бизетић као и сценарија за 20 цртаних филмова по својим "Причама из чудне шуме" у продукцији ТВ "СОС канала".

Мало ко зна да је Пеца Петровић, новинар и водитељ за слушаоце Студија Б, био истовремено познат као Петар Марш, дипломирани машински инжењер, пуних 12 година успешни технички директор великог предузећа "Водотерма" које је имало преко 1.000 радника.
Чика Пеца је такође боп познат као један од великих пријатеља Душка Радовића.

Референце

Рођени 1940.
Српски новинари
Српски радијски водитељи
Српски песници
Српски писци за децу
Српски сценаристи стрипа
Српски сценаристи
Српски инжењери
Чланови Удружења драмских писаца Србије
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María Díaz, plus connue sous le nom de María de Nati, née à Madrid le 11 juin 1997, est une actrice espagnole.

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Elle est notamment connue pour ses nombreuses participations à des séries de télévision :
 2014:  El rey (Telecinco)
 2015 : Le secret et L'Aigle rouge
 2017 : Mónica Chef
 2018 : La Victime n° 8
 2022 : Entrevías
Dans cette dernière série de Telecinco, produite par Mediaset et Netflix, elle joue le rôle d'une cheffe de gang, l'un des premiers rôles féminins du genre au niveau international dans la culture populaire.

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 2016 : Que Dios nos perdone de Rodrigo Sorogoyen
 2018 : El reino de Rodrigo Sorogoyen
 2021 : El buen patrón de Fernando León de Aranoa

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Actrice espagnole
Naissance à Madrid
Actrice espagnole de télévision
Actrice espagnole de cinéma
Naissance en juin 1997
Nom de scène
Acteur madrilène


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Our miniature musical instruments come in several styles. Those items ending in OR ( ex: MIOR-001 ) ( M)=miniature ,( I) = instrument, OR = ornaments, other codes ::: MIBR=brass. MIG=guitar, MIFR=picture frames, MIMB=music box. Please familiaize yourself with these codes as they directly effect the cost of the instruments and the accessories that come with them..
The items ending OR, are classified as ornaments, while they are of the same quality as the other items they will not have all the accessories with them such as ( a case, a stand or as with the violins, no bow ) they will have a string attached for hanging as a decoration..
Because the OR items do not have all the goodies, they are therefore much cheaper.. Not cheap in quality just price..


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Vietnam spends US$9 billion on oil imports in 2022
South Korea was the largest petroleum supplier of Vietnam, with 3.22 million tons, up 96% year on year.
Vietnam set for robust economic growth in 2023: Experts
The country's economic performance next year will remain solid despite strong headwinds.
Hanoi eyes comprehensive development in 2023: Mayor
In 2023, the city is determined to successfully implement its yearly socio-economic goals and realize part of the 2021-2025 key development tasks.
Vietnam calls for int'l support in green development
Vietnam would not sacrifice social advancement, equality, and the environment for economic growth.
Switzerland to support Vietnam's transition to green economy
Vietnam encourages Swiss investment in high-priority fields such as finance banking, insurance, manufacturing and processing, pharmacy, renewables, and tourism.
Vietnamese Govt to restructure real estate, bond markets in 2023
The main objective for Vietnam in 2023 remains to ensure stable macroeconomic fundamentals, contain inflation, and boost growth.
Vietnam strives to become developed country by 2050
The average GDP growth should be around 7% for 2021-2030, and GDP per capita would reach US$7,500 by 2030.
Vietnam targets GDP per capita at US$32,000 by 2050
The country by 2030 will become a developing country with modern industrial sectors and reach the upper-middle income status.
Fresh Vietnamese longan to land in Japan this week
Vietnam exported fresh longan to this tough market for the first time after six years of negotiations and preparations.
Vietnam to benefit from China's reopening
China's border reopening will positively impact many Vietnamese enterprises' business activities.
Vietnam's GDP growth hits 12-year high of 8.02% in 2022
The country is listed among outperformers in Asia thanks to lingering re-opening tailwinds.
EVFTA remains untapped for Vietnamese businesses
Vietnam's exports to the EU accounted for only 2% of the bloc's total imports of US$2.5 billion annually.
Hanoi to build digital trade promotion ecosystem
The authorities would organize a series of training courses and conferences on software applications and digitization for those directly involved in the trade promotion ecosystem.
Vietnam among top economies with highest trade revenue in 2022
The country recorded a trade surplus for the seventh consecutive year of almost US$11 billion.
HSBC raises Vietnam's GDP economic prospects
Vietnam is likely to remain one of the outperformers in Asia.
Setting up economic corridors a key part of Vietnam 2021-2030 master plan
The overall target of the master plan is for Vietnam to become a modern industrial country with upper-middle income status by 2030.
Vietnam's rice exports break price records
The market will remain favorable for Vietnam's rice exports through the first quarter of 2023.
Vietnam's turnover to hit record high of US$700 billion in 2022
This showed a big leap in Vietnam's trade performance over the past two decades, starting at a modest $30 billion in turnover in 2001.
ADB forecasts Vietnam's economy to grow 7.5% this year
Vietnam remains one of the world's fastest growing economies this year, despite the gloomy global outlook.
Vietnam sees relations with France as part of independent foreign policy: Party chief
Both sides should take the partnership to a new level to generate mutual benefits for the people of the two countries, contributing to peace, cooperation, and development in the region and the world.


Origami – This visually stunning art form was on display for all to enjoy. The word 'origami' comes from the Japanese terms 'ori' = 'folding' and 'kami' = 'paper' (Kami was changed to gami due to rendaku). One of the most classic origami models in the culture is of the 'paper crane/ orizuru '. In particular the 'red-crowned crane' holds special significance, it is believed that its wings carried souls up to paradise. Other recognisable figures include the Kawasaki rose, the cat and the dragonfly.
As you can see in the picture, a mini origami contest was held, F*ck sake Fuka you're an origami wizkid – taking just 39 seconds to make……….ur….something!!
Matsuri Art Wall – The 9 metre long canvas stood parallel to The National Art Gallery and in true style was open to festival-goers to let their creative juices flow. Sketching their own fantastic creations in front of one of the nation's best art galleries.
Do you know what the above are?
a) mini savoury wheat flour balls , usually filled with savoury ingredients: diced octopus, onions, pickled ginger.
d) Japanese savoury pancake a common filling of which is shredded cabbage.
Demonstrations and a change to give it a go yourself – beautiful Kanji characters were on display during the Japanese calligraphy workshop.
Manga – 'comics/cartooning' – the art of drawing Manga was celebrated through personalised portraits.
Some of the most quaint and beautiful tableware has to come from Japan, whether it's minimalist and clean or exquisitely decorative, all is simply quite stunning.
Pocky – chocolate coated biscuit sticks originally sold in 1966 in Japan. Since then, flavours have certainly became alot more experimental, you can now get: cookies and cream, green tea and coconut to name but a few. Definitely give them a try.
Ramune – meaning 'lemonade' a fun drink which involves the owner self-carbonating the liquid. In other words making bubbles magically appear. To open the bottle, a device to push the marble inward is provided. The marble is pushed inside the neck of the bottle where it rattles around while drinking.
The event is annual, I would hihgly recommend going if you're in London late September next year (or the year after, or the year after or the…….).
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The current economic client has seen investors seeking some more alterative options with display home leasebacks proving popular in key regional locations.A leaseback agreement is where is a builder sells a display home to an investor and simultaneously enters into an agreement to rent that home back for a fixed period of time.
· Depending on an individual's financial situation there can negative gearing and tax benefits in a display home investment.
INH Managing Director, Glenn Leet, said: "We enter all our display homes in a range of housing awards with a significant percentage of these homes taking out major awards.
"When the owner comes to sell the home there is certainly greater appeal in being able to offer an award winning design for sale.
"Rents are usually calculated as a percentage of the purchase price and there are even financial institutions which specialise in this area of investment," Mr Leet said.
INH has display home leasebacks available from time-to-tim in a range of locations nationally.


The arena's biggest hedge fund is building a chunk of software daily AU everyday mate the management of the firm, including hiring, firing and different strategic decision-making.
Bridgewater Buddies has a crew of software program engineers operating on the assignment at the request of billionaire founder Ray Dalio, who every day everyday ensure the organization can run in step with his imaginative and prescient even when he's not there, the Wall Road Magazine suggested.
"The role of many remaining humans at the company wouldn't daily make individual selections however everyday layout the standards by means of which the device makes selections, intervening when some thing isn't operating," wrote the Journal, which spoke daily 5 former and modern-day personnel.
Ray Dalio, president and founder of Bridgewater Buddies.
The firm, which manages $160bn, created the group of programmers specializing in analytics and synthetic intelligence, dubbed the Systematized Intelligence Lab, in early 2015. The unit is headed up by using David Ferrucci, who previously led IBM's improvement of Watson, the supercomputer that beat people at Jeopardy! In 2011.
The organization is already incredibly information-driven, with meetings recorded and a team of workers requested daily grade every other for the duration of the day the use of a scores system every day "dots". The Systematized Intelligence Lab has built an every payday everyday that contains those rankings everyday "Baseball Playing cards" that display employees' strengths and weaknesses. Every other app, dubbed The Agreement, receives staff daily set desires they need everyday obtain after which tracks how effectively they follow through.
these equipment are early programs of PriOS, the over-arching control software that Dalio daily make 3-quarters of all management choices within 5 years. The kinds of decisions PriOS should make consist of finding the right group of workers for precise task openings and ranking opposing perspectives from multiple crew members when there's a confrontation approximately daily continue.
Automatic selection-making is attractive every day agencies as every day everyday shop time and dispose of human emotional volatility.
"People have an awful day and it then colors their belief of The arena and that they make different choices. In a hedge fund that's a big deal," he introduced.
Will Human beings thankfully take delivery of orders from a robotic supervisor? Fidler isn't so positive. "People tend now not to just accept a message brought by means of a device," he said, pointing daily the want for a human interface.
"In companies that are absolutely top at facts analytics very frequently the choice is made by using a statistical set of rules but the choice is conveyed with the aid of any individual who can put it in an emotional context," he defined.
Futurist Zoltan Istvan, the founder of the Transhumanist birthday celebration, disagrees. "Humans will observe the need and statistical would possibly of machines," he stated, mentioning that Humans already outsource manner-finding day-to-day GPS or the flying of planes every day day-to-day pilot.
However, the period in which People will need daily have interaction with a robot manager may be quick.
"Quickly there just received be any motive day-to-day hold us round," Istvan said. "certain, people can repair issues, however, machines in a few years time will be capable of repair those issues even better.
It's not just the banking sector on the way to be affected. according to a document by means of Accenture, artificial intelligence will unfastened Humans from the drudgery of administrative duties in many industries. The enterprise surveyed 1,770 managers throughout 14 nations every day find out how artificial intelligence could impact their jobs.


This listing is for 20 natural palm nut seed beads . Rondelle shape.
Please note that these are natural seed beads , hence shape/size of beads will vary from each other.
SIZE - Approx 7 -8 mm wide. Bead hole size is approx 1.75 - 2 mm.


It starts with a conversation. After discussing your remodeling project ideas, investment amount and timeline in a short phone call, we schedule an in-home consultation if the project is a good fit.
During the in-home consultation, we review your home design ideas, pictures and/or notes, determine the scope of work and establish a ballpark budget and timeline. We also discuss the design-build agreement which includes a fixed cost to build your project. We'd suggest of one or two design professionals who may be a good fit for your project.
At the pre-design meeting, if the agreement is approved and signed, we'll brig in a design professional and discuss our remodeling ideas for your project, discuss zoning restrictions and determine our design team's contributions. If you like the ideas presented, you can move forward with the design professional and begin the design stage.
A time when multiple experts are focusing on your home remodeling project, the design stage includes making product selections, field measurements, coordinating with trade partners and drafting preliminary drawings. During this stage will we present a preliminary budget proposal.
Together, based on the preliminary proposal, we finalize the design and layout of your remodeling project so that it meets your investment needs.
After taking into account all the knowledge gathered in the design stage, we'll present a complete set of plans including specifications, plan views and elevations in order to submit the final costs to build your project.
During the construction phase, there will be a series of work performed on your project and appropriate work inspections. You can expect regular site meetings with your project manager. During this time, scheduled payment draws will be made based on project milestones.
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Hell is a State of Mind
|By Obelisk the Tormentor
The man opened the door and found himself in Hell. He knew it was Hell because the room looked like it could be nowhere else. The ceiling was low, forcing him to stoop, and made of roughly-hewn stone, similar to the walls. The floor was covered in glossy black tiles that could have been volcanic rock or cheap linoleum. The other way the man knew he was in Hell was the demon sitting in the corner. It could be nothing else.
It sat on a three-legged stool, feet crossed. Its body was pale and gangly, marked with dark, ropy scars. The demon's chest was concave and its genitals were a withered stump. The demon lifted its head and fixed the man with solid red eyes, the color of fresh blood. Its thin lips parted in a sneer to reveal teeth like blackened hooks.
"Welcome," it hissed at the man. "Come, have a seat."
"Do I get a stool?" the man asked.
The demon laughed, a sound like a death rattle.
"Of course not. I've had to commit a thousand acts of violence and carnage for this stool. I've earned it. You can sit right there on the floor 'til the end of time." The demon leaned back and rested his head on the wall.
The man sat down on the floor, legs crossed. He expected the demon to attack him with a pitchfork or a vat of boiling oil to open up beneath him. Instead, the demon just sat there, glancing down at the man with contempt. Soon, the man's feet grew numb, and he got up to adjust. He stood up too fast, and his head hit the ceiling. He swore loudly, then sat back down, feeling his head for a bruise. The man tried sitting with his legs in front, resting his hands on his knees. That worked for a while, and then the man became painfully aware of his tailbone digging into the floor. He went to lie supine, only to have the same problem with his entire back. Besides, there was nothing to look at but the rough, gray ceiling. The man found that he couldn't rest against the walls, for their rough edges dug into his shoulder and made it impossible to rest his head. The man realized now that he was thirsty and his head throbbed where he'd hit it. Through it all, the demon kept watching, rapping its talons on the floor.
The man also felt as if he was slowly going mad. His thoughts seemed as dull and gray as the rest of the room, and the only thing of interest was the demon, which made him uncomfortable to look at. Did he really deserve to be here? The man thought he'd lived a good life. He'd gone to church when his wife asked him to, even if he thought it was a scam. He drank only in moderation, and never let it affect his finances. He'd taught his children all the things they needed to know to make it in the real world, from riding a bike to paying taxes. But come to think of it, had he spent enough time with them? Certainly, as they got older, they relied on his presence less and less. Could he have changed that? Kept them from drifting so far from him? Maybe he should have tried to love all his family more. He'd pushed them away for what, money?
The man looked up from his thoughts and surveyed the room. The demon absentmindedly picked a hangnail, continuing to ignore the man. He might have been here for ten minutes or ten thousand years. Once again, the man mulled over his life, thinking about possible moments that condemned him here.
"You're here because you were a shitty person," the demon piped up, plucking the man's thoughts from him head. "Think on it."
The man tried to think about what might have made him a shitty person. He recalled shooting squirrels off his mother's birdfeeder with a BB gun when he was little, but wasn't that an act of good? The feeder belonged to the birds, after all. Then he remember how he used to steal money from his sister's piggybank, to spend at ice cream trucks or claw machines. She never did figure out where her money kept going.
Memories ricocheted around his head like a pinball machine of all the horrible things he'd done. How in middle school he'd accused a kid of cheating off his test, when it was really the other way around. The teacher failed the kid for that, hadn't he?
Then there was the time he'd bowled someone over with a dirty slide into second at a high school baseball game. He'd had that player limping off the field and almost started a fight between the teams. He thought about all the girls he'd manipulated into sex, just so he could say he did. They weren't meaningful relationships to him, just conquests to brag about, more points in his high score. Even as an adult, he'd never been satisfied with anything. There was always something better on the other side; a better job, a better car, a better woman.
Greed, lust, envy, pride, wrath: he'd been guilty of them all and countless other sins.
Realizing you are a shitty person does not come easily. It comes even harder when you thought you were a good person, only to have that nice veneer ripped off to face your true self. The man began to sob, a deep, heaving cry that wracked his entire body. He wept for all the pain he had caused others in life and for his own damnation.
He might have sat there crying for ten minutes, or ten thousand years. When he had no more tears left, the man wiped his runny nose with his hand and stared at the demon with watery eyes. The demon stared back, one bony hand over its mouth. Its shoulders shook and its eyes wrinkled upward in a fit of barely suppressed laughter.
The man thought he had known hate during his life. Hadn't that been what brought him here? The hate flowed through his veins and condensed into a white-hot ball of rage deep within his heart, dense as a neutron star.
He sprung up from the floor and launched himself at the demon, knocking it right off the stool. The man's hands wrapped around the demon's scrawny neck and began to squeeze. Its smug grin evaporated and its eyes bulged out its sockets. Its claws wrapped around the man's wrists and dug in deep, but he felt no pain. The man pressed his knee on the demon's bony chest and slammed its head into the floor over and over. He put all his rage, all his anguish into each slam of the demon's head. Each crack of its skull was music to the man's ears. He might have been composing his song for ten minutes, or ten thousand years.
Finally, the man looked down at the demon. Its neck was at a funny angle, and its eyes were dark and glassy. He stood up, expecting the demon to spring to life and attack him. But the demon just laid there, mouth agape. Now the man looked around. Would another demon appear, or would he enter another realm of punishment? No secret passage opened up, and no tiles split beneath his feet. He turned back to the demon, but it had disappeared, along with the stool.
The man looked around once more, then sat down, waiting for the end of time.
Obelisk the Tormentor
Obelisk the Tormentor lacks any credentials or praises from the field of short story writing. His one accomplishment of note is his Twitter account (which can be found here) and its content of varying quality.


What's the point of running a blog if you don't post your favourite bands and Depeche Mode are one of my favourite bands and here is the new video of their new single "Heaven".
Not at their electronic best and sounding like Beth Gibbons could step in and make this an awesome Portishead song from the 90's, it does imbue a lot of emotion and dark atmosphere, which is their trademark in any event. I was hoping for a return to "Violator" form but the album is yet to come and so we shall see.
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Conrad Leslie (d. 12/25/18) has been described as the nation's leading private crop/harvest forecaster. His numbers moved markets and were, in many cases, more accurate than those of the USDA.
1. Restrict your market position to those which are in keeping with sound basic market fundamentals. When season supplies are inadequate, relative to probable demand, trade only the long side of the market. When season supplies are excessive, trade only the short side. If you think the price level is correct, remain on the sidelines.
2. Never buck an established market trend. The market may know more than you know. Give up your opinion before you give up your money. Don't sell in an uptrend, don't buy in a downtrend.
3. Recognize that the greatest difficulty in trading is knowing when to liquidate. Most everyone knows when price moves are starting, but the point to identify is where they have stopped.
4. Mark price charts each day. Successful traders believe that visual pictures are an additional way to see and evaluate price.
5. Never establish a position in the market until you see the potential for a large profit as opposed to a small loss. Never trade in a situation where the possibilities are about in balance.
6. Be prepared mentally to make several attempts at boarding a major price move. A trader's major market approach should be that of carrying out probing attempts which will will result in his being on board during major price moves. Be prepared to take small losses. Avoid the common thought that to take a small loss will reflect poorly on your IQ.
7. Do not trade many commodities at any one time. Some traders have so many irons in the fire that they are unable to devote a reasonable amount of attention to any one of them. Two or three are enough.
8. Do not attempt to trade in commodities about which statistical information is vague or difficult to obtain. It is preferable to trade US commodities.
9. Do not develop an overextended market position. To take either an individual or total position larger than the risk of failure justifies is to invite disaster. Plungers trade rashly and usually self destruct.
10. Restrict your trading to commodities which consistently return profits. Confine your trading to those commodities at which you are a success.
11. Commodity traders who transact business through brokerage firms should direct their efforts towards capitalizing on major price moves. Professional traders earn their livelihood by capitalizing on hourly news developments. Anyone earning a living another way should not attempt to compete in this type of day-by-day trading.
12. Go with the market as it makes new highs or new lows. The act itself indicates a basic change is taking place. Though the reasons may not be clearly recognized by the public, they are of sufficient force to establish a new price record.


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Speakers and Performers
TEDxFayetteville 2018 Speakers and Performers
Amber Farrow Taggard | Avoidable Negativity: Harnessing the Power of Organization
Amber Taggard combines her Master's of Science in Clinical Mental Health with her background as a Professional Organizer to describe what happens mentally and emotionally when we let clutter control us. Amber uses lessons learned from her clients in this talk on creating emotional peace and mental clarity by taking control of physical spaces.
Amber's passion for helping others reclaim their homes and spaces began with a mindblowing statistic: the average person spends 17 minutes each day looking for things they've lost or misplaced. Amber, with her background in counseling psychology, became the perfect opponent for the fight against clutter in residential and commercial spaces all over Northwest Arkansas, beginning her business in 2011. In addition to teaching and creating organization strategies, Amber is passionate about helping women grow their businesses and enjoys serving the Arkansas Children's Hospital. Amber, her husband, and their four kids enjoy life in Northwest Arkansas.
Austin Ashford | Stories we love, stories we live
Actor and playwrite Austin Dean Ashford demonstrates the role of stories that we love in creating the stories that we live. Austin uses the elements of storytelling to explain how our lives are influenced and shaped by the narratives around us.
Austin's trophy shelf is packed with national and international awards, from recognition at the 2018 Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival to the 2018 San Diego International Fringe Festival, the United Solos Festival in New York, and more. Austin earned 21 National Championship Awards in competitive Collegiate Speech and Debate during his undergraduate training, and still holds the 3-year-running title of "Most Valuable Performer" from the Denzel Washington/Melvin B Tolson Forensics society. Austin adds to his solo work, and his one act (I)sland T(rap), with an inaugural course "Hip Hop Theatre/Film," which he developed and teaches at the University of Arkansas, concurrently with his work toward being a 3rd year MFA candidate for playwriting and acting. Austin's future plans are the further his work lessening the distance between humans, whether on stage, page, or screen.
Barry Belford | Coloring outside the absolutes
When we live our lives with a black and white perspective, we limit ourselves both interpersonally and intrapersonally. We look at things, at people, at situations, and we see them as right or wrong. In his talk, Barry Belford shares how a simple interaction with an employee brought color to the world around him, impacting his relationships, his work, and his life.
Barry Belford was born near Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and now lives in Fayetteville, Arkansas. He came to the University of Arkansas to get an education, and found much more in his wife, Angela. Barry has built a life as a father of 3, a software architect, and a business owner. He enjoys cooking, playing soccer, traveling, being with family, and self-discovery. He finds it easiest to learn about himself and what he genuinely wants while driving his Jeep with the top down.
Blanca Estevez + Micah Wallace | How NWA can impact the world through giving
Blanca Estevez and Micah Wallace speak on inspiring and empowering under-educated community members through compassion and giving. The lack of education we see on a global scale is an issue that can be addressed on a local level. By cultivating vibrant and diverse communities, we can fill the gaps in our society, and help our fellow community members to reach their full potential.
A political refugee from El Salvador, Blanca Estevez came to the United States to escape conflict in her home country. Micah Wallace was born just over the Texas border, in Texarkana. Despite their distant beginnings, Blanca and Micah have both found their purpose in working on community development in Arkansas. A Rogers native, Blanca has organized events such as the Women's March and Tacos for DACA that bring awareness to marginalized communities. Micah's activist journey began with her founding of the Gravette Young Democrats Chapter. Blanca and Micah have joined forces to give back to rural Arkansas, with their GIVE BACK initiative, which focuses on changing the futures of the working class in Arkansas.
Brandon Weston | It can't do any harm: Ozark folk medicine in a modern world
raditional healers, herbalists, and folklorists like Brandon Weston are finding that the traditions of Ozark Mountains haven't died out in our age of technology, but rather have been transformed into mediums of healing still applicable in a modern world. Whether it is by physical healing with plant-based chemical compounds, or through the alleviation of psychosomatic symptoms with prayers and charms, these traditional healing techniques still follow the old Ozark saying, "It can't do any harm," and continue to heal even today.
Brandon Weston is an Ozark healer, herbalist, folklorist, and writer living in Northwest Arkansas. Brandon is the owner and operator of Mountain Man Healing, and he is an active blogger on Ozark magic and medicine. He also gives lectures and native plant walks throughout Arkansas and Missouri. Brandon comes from a long line of Ozark hillfolk and works hard to keep the traditions that he has collected alive and true for generations to come.
Facebook: MountainManHealing Twitter: @ozarkhealing Instagram: @mountainmanhealing
David Johnson | Beyond Words: The Evolution of the Public Library
David Johnson details the responses of a nationally-recognized public library to today's changing definitions of learning and literacy. David and his team are dedicated to delivering experiences and opportunities that exceed community expectations, and that are free to all.
David Johnson is a Master in Library Science, and Executive Director of the Fayetteville Public Library. David worked in information systems, sales and marketing, and research and development before joining the library's team of innovators. David is currently leading efforts for an 80,000 square-foot expansion for the library, to be completed in mid-2020. David is a proud member of the Fayetteville community, along with his wife.
Dennis Wemyss | Giving a Damn About Human Experience
When our lives, cultures, and workforces focus on designing better human experience, we can live more fulfilling lives. When we learn to focus on living in the present while building for the future, we can design the best human experience.
Dennis is a UX/UI Designer, amateur chef, entrepreneur, and overall creative looking to make the world a little bit of a better place through design thinking. Great concept and execution is paramount for aesthetic, while great attention to users is paramount for great experience, whether it be in digital products, branding, landscaping, or architecture.
Kat Wilson | The Year of the Kat: My Photography Formula
Kat Wilson, dedicated artist, describes her approach to her nationally-recognized Habitat series (2004). Kat reveals how she formulated Habitats, and how she is revisiting this approach for her newest series, Warrior Women.
Kat Wilson has come to accept that she is a medium for gathering and displaying information. She employs centuries-old compositional devices to present theatrically-conceived projects that transcend the quotidian familiarity of the personal belongings and spaces they depict, casting subjects as both intimately vulnerable, and heroic. She searches for the complexity in natural spaces, and draws forth a human element with the desire for a sound bite in time. Her greatest achievements, she says, are when her works communicate indiscriminately to the public.
https://katwilsonartist.com, https://katwilsonphoto.com
Katy Henriksen | How to feel more human by connecting through music
Music is the great resonating force that connects us all; yet, we've come to experience it primarily as consumers. Katy Henriksen redefines how we connect with music in her talk on replacing our passive relationship and engagement with music with active and intimate experiences that blur the line between performer and audience. Through these experiences, Katy contends, we interact, engage, and explore what it means to be human.
Katy Henriksen was born into music. She made her first concert hall appearance in utero, with her mom performing upright bass. After studying classical voice, violin, and viola, she decided to make musical journalism her profession. Her writings on music and the arts appear widely in publications both national and local. She hosts the two-hour daily classical music and arts radio show Of Note on 91.3 FM NPR in Fayetteville, and serves as executive director of the Trillium Salon Series, an intimate and unusual concert-going series featuring classical, new, and experimental music.
Twitter: @ofnotekaty Instagram: @katyhenriksen
Lorenzo P. Lewis | Building a better mental health culture through storytelling
Inspired by personal experiences with mental health, wellness, and depression, Lorenzo Lewis opens a dialogue about his research on the black male identity through storytelling. Lorenzo shares his ideas on how society as a whole can help construct solutions to better the mental wellness of men and boys of color.
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Waking up early and taking a stroll along the golden beaches of Jeffreys Bay has many rewards.
There is a good chance one will see dolphins cruising along the coast while surfers will be paddling out into the line up to catch the perfect wave.
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With the next generation of 5G around the corner and the internet of things coming down the line the benefits of turning your home into a Smart Home are numerous. Not just because we have more control but also because we can make savings. From cutting down on waste to saving energy, making better use of food to cleaning, greater security and easier communications the home of the future will certainly be a Smart Home. Already many of us benefit from an online home help with Siri, Contana or Alexa that facilitate shopping, entertainment and other domestic functions. The following is a guide to how to make your house a smart house with technology that is already available, or soon to be available.
The smart revolution in the kitchen is already underway. With more and more of us using the internet to do our grocery shopping. Coming down the line however is the intelligent fridge that will let us know when we need to replace our daily staples.
Another kitchen trend that is both practical and smart is the worktop that hides the cooking hob, the extractor or the sink; with a simple press of a button we have extra surface area for food preparation and other cooking related tasks. For urban living where space is a premium the better and more versatile use of every square centimetre counts.
The digital tap in the kitchen and the bathroom, the dual flush toilet, and the integration of grey water systems are all examples of how to create a smart house. A house where natural resources are treasured and conserved. A house where recycling and energy conservation also contribute to help saving the planet.
When we think of the practical ways of how to turn your home into a smart home the control of heating thermostats is also a great money saving example. Many companies nowadays sell Apps that provide remote control home heating through the mobile phone. If these programmes also include window shutters and blinds then we can be more effective in saving on heating and air conditioning costs.
In the bathroom we can programme showers to be more responsive to our needs by providing our preferred temperatures more efficiently. Meaning that every family member can decide on the temperature that best suits them, and thus saving on searching for the perfect temperature and wasting water and energy in the process.
The robot vacuum cleaner is another popular example of how time saving devices are freeing up our lives for more stimulating activities. Together with the washing machine and dish washer with their array of programmes as well as the other kitchen equipment that can be found in every home nowadays. All the elements necessary to turn your home into a smart home are already in place. The internet of things will very soon simply connect them all together and allow them to communicate with one another.


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Q: How to check if a dir exist in a given branch on a given remote Is there a way to check if a dir exists on a remote branch? I want to take the output and use it in a bash script to do some automations.
For now I found: How do I check if a file exists in a remote? but is not helping me.
The only useful command that I found and list the directories from the remote branch is this:
git ls-tree origin/master:<remote_dir>/<remote_subdir>
and if the remote dir exists it will list all the files in that dir otherwise it will trow an error.
Are there other easy and cleaner solutions to do this? (without subdir listing for the remote dir)

A: The documentation mentions the -d switch:

-d
             Show only the named tree entry itself, not its children.

So this should work:
git ls-tree -d origin/master:<remote_dir><remote_subdir>


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Profile | Career Statistics
#13 - New York Islanders
Position Center
Birthdate May 26, 1997
Birthplace Coquitlam, British Columbia
Draft 2015 - Round 1 (16 overall) by New York Islanders
Experience 3 years
+/- 2
PIM 18
Last 10 | Season
Date vs Score G A P +/- PIM PP SH S HT BS SHF TOI
1/27/23 DET W 2-0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 3 - - 18 17:22
1/25/23 @ OTT L 1-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 3 22 21:00
1/23/23 @ TOR L 2-5 0 1 1 -1 0 0 0 2 - 1 23 19:55
1/21/23 CAR L 2-5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 - 1 22 20:39
1/19/23 @ BUF L 2-3 (OT) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 1 20 15:36
1/18/23 BOS L 1-4 0 0 0 -2 0 0 0 0 - - 21 17:43
1/16/23 WAS L 3-4 (OT) 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 1 - 1 21 17:08
1/14/23 MON W 2-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 - - 20 17:16
1/12/23 MIN L 1-3 0 0 0 -2 0 0 0 2 - - 16 16:36
1/10/23 DAL L 1-2 (SO) 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 2 1 2 21 21:50
Statistics | Career
Season Team GP G A Pts +/- PIM PPG SH Shots Sh%
22-23 NYI 50 11 31 42 2 18 3 0 118 9.32
21-22 NYI 73 15 44 59 -15 18 1 0 161 9.32
20-21 NYI 55 17 28 45 15 48 1 0 134 12.69
19-20 NYI 68 19 41 60 5 44 4 0 171 11.11
All-Star Appearances
1/25/20 ATL L 5-9 0 2 2 -1 0 0 0 1 - - 8 6:50
1/26/19 CEN W 10-5 2 3 5 5 0 0 0 4 - - 8 7:29
1/26/19 ATL W 7-4 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 5 - - 8 7:19


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Study points to options for best use of fire, EMS east of the Interstate
Resilient Communities analysis
Locations of fire stations east of Interstate 94.
Graphic by Dan Talsky
RACINE — During an emergency situation like a house fire or medical crisis, most people don't worry about which fire department is going to come to the rescue, just that a department responds — and as quickly as possible.
While that may seem obvious, in the eastern part of Racine County there are several areas that might be better serviced by fire and EMS if a different municipality responded.
"There are parts of Mount Pleasant that are closer to a Racine fire station than to a South Shore fire station," Rob Henken, president of the Wisconsin Policy Forum, said. "But because these are separate departments, those parts of Mount Pleasant are being served by South Shore. Conversely we have parts of Racine that are closer to a South Shore station than to a Racine station."
That is just one of several observations made in a study by the Wisconsin Policy Forum and the Center for Governmental Research, which looked at ways for fire and EMS departments to make better use of their resources as part of the Resilient Communities series put on by the Johnson Foundation at Wingspread.
On Wednesday, officials from each of the municipalities east of Interstate 94 met at the Racine Theatre Guild, 2519 Northwestern Ave., to hear about potential solutions to some issues.
It was billed as the first step in what could be a long process to improving the efficiency of emergency services east of the Interstate. The idea has been brought up several times over the years and is getting another look now with the release of the Wisconsin Policy Forum's report, which gives government leaders another change to evaluate services.
Racine Mayor Cory Mason said the region has a shared future and will either "overcome some of the challenges we have or we might miss the opportunity.
"The reason we came to present this to the public today is because I think we're at the point where we need to begin to have a more public dialogue about what these options are instead of presenting everybody with the outcomes and saying 'Here's what we decided, what do you think?" Mason said. "There's going to be a lot of room for conversation going forward, again, tough questions, tough answers. But I still have confidence that our ability to answer those questions are really going to require us to work together."
Along with improving efficiency, the study also focused on best practices from a financial level and offers suggestions for departments to be better stewards of taxpayer money.
Mount Pleasant Village President Dave DeGroot said the purpose of coming together to discuss ways for collaboration was to "get us out of our respected municipal silos."
"It didn't take too much meeting for us to come to the conclusion that we all suffer the same problems," DeGroot said. "I don't know where this study is going to go because we have to take it back to our own municipalities and I know that the public is going to weigh in on it as well … I'd like to think because we're able to get out of our silos then we're creating a better peace among our greater community."
Henken said the two research organizations plan to evaluate the financial impact of some of the following options and plan to share that information with policy makers in the future.
Options without merging
In the coming years the South Shore Fire Department and Caledonia Fire Department will likely be facing a demand to expand their staffing.
For South Shore, as Foxconn becomes a larger presence there will be a greater need for services.
As Caledonia grows in population and sees more commercial and industrial development along I-94, there will also be more need for services. Recently, the department received a federal grant to increase staffing but once that funding runs out, it is unclear how the department plans to maintain that staffing.
Some more immediate actions that can occur without merging departments include creating a policy that the closest unit responds to emergency calls.
Henken said that could impact roughly 600 calls per year.
Other immediate actions include consolidating training, group purchasing on supplies and sharing fire apparatuses.
Another option could be amending current agreements, particularly between Caledonia and the South Shore departments, which share Fire Station 10 in the Franksville area.
Currently, the agreement between the two departments mandates that each department have three firefighters at the station at one time.
"If you look at the call volume surrounding that station, there's no justification for needing six people at any one point of time," Henken said. "It's a byproduct of a political arrangement, which makes sense from an equity and political standpoint but doesn't necessarily make sense from a cost efficiency standpoint — particularly when Caledonia has a need for staffing at its other two stations."
Another policy to amend is Racine's three person to an ambulance mandate.
"That is not the national norm, the national norm is two," Henken said. "That is a provision in the union contract so this is not a situation where the mayor or the fire chief can say we're going to go down from three individuals to two on an ambulance. But if there was a willingness to look at that and to negotiate that that could potentially could result in some financial savings or redeployment of resources."
Henken said the most controversial option in the study is closing one Racine fire station.
"When we look at response times and call volumes in the City of Racine, I think a case could clearly be made for eliminating one of the Racine stations," Hanken said. "There is an overwhelming capital budget bill coming due for the six Racine stations. Each of them has some very severe capital needs."
Merging departments
There are several different options in the study that include merging departments.
"That's where you really have some of these response time issues, where in those communities there's a closer station but because of the contractual arrangement the closer station is not serving them," Henken said.
One option includes merging South Shore and Caledonia, which have long collaborated. There is an option to merge South Shore and Racine but, Henken admits, that option is very unlikely.
And the final option, which could take several years to implement if the right steps are taken, is to merge all three departments and having one fire chief for the eastern part of the county.
"There are clearly barriers there," Henken said such as cost sharing and the union agreement. "There's all sorts of issues that would have to be resolved before you actually do that. But I think, clearly, this study is suggesting that there's some promise there if the political will was there to look at it."
Informational boards explaining the different options are set to go on display at the municipal buildings in eastern Racine County, which residents can look at when they stop in to pay property taxes or conduct other business.
Racine County Executive Jonathan Delagrave said this study is important to the county to best serve the population.
"At the end of the day, nobody cares who answers the call as long as somebody answers the call as soon as possible," Delagrave said. "The priority needs to be, as we engage in this decision-making process, what is actually best for our citizens in terms of service? If that can be the overriding factor, political will can be overcome."
With funding and personnel finite and the population aging, Delagrave said the study should inform the different departments of the options that are available to them and they can find a way to resolve some issues.
"This is the data, it's completely from a neutral source," Delagrave said. "Now that you have it, figure it out."
Waiting to go up
ADAM ROGAN,
Starting the climb
Toward the sky
Looking back down
Acting as rescuers, firefighter-paramedics Stephen Sheehy and Aaron Grach on South Shore Fire Department's Technical Rescue Team "rescue" Kevin Swiatczak on a radio/cell tower in Mount Pleasant during a training exercise Monday while tower rescue leader Mike Cook looks on from above.
Tower Rescue Team Leader Mike Cook, at top, looks on as firefighter-paramedics Stephen Sheehy and Aaron Grach assist Kevin Swiatczak during a South Shore Fire Department Technical Rescue Team training exercise Aug.12, 80 feet in the air on a cell/radio tower in Mount Pleasant.
All the way up there
Firefighter-paramedics from South Shore Fire Department's Technical Rescue Team train in "Tower Rescue" on Aug. 12. In the training, rescuers Stephen Sheehy and Aaron Grach assisted Kevin Swiatczak, who was playing the victim 80 feet up on a cell/radio tower on a sunny morning in Mount Pleasant.
On his way up
Mike Cook starts climbing a cell/radio tower during Monday's training for South Shore Fire Department's Technical Rescue Team.
Mike Cook and Kevin Swiatczak
Vertical silhouette
Matt Robers, looking up
Kevin Swiatczak
Firefighter-paramedic Kevin Swiatczak slides down a rope while playing the part of the victim during a tower rescue training exercise with South Shore Fire Department's Technical Rescue Team Monday.
Kevin coming down
Firefighter-paramedic Kevin Swiatczak slides down a rope while playing the part of the victim during a tower rescue training exercise with South Shore Fire Department's Technical Rescue Team on Aug. 12.
Kevin Swiatczak smiles at the camera as Matt Robers unhooks his fellow firefighter-paramedic during a tower rescue training exercise Aug.12 with South Shore Fire Department's Technical Rescue Team.
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"The priority needs to be, as we engage in this decision making process, what is actually best for our citizens in terms of service? If that can be the overriding factor, political will can be overcome." — Racine County Jonathan Delagrave
Henken
Delagrave
"The priority needs to be, as we engage in this decision-making process, what is actually best for our citizens in terms of service? If that can be the overriding factor, political will can be overcome."
— Racine County Executive Jonathan Delagrave
To watch the Wisconsin Policy Forum's presentation go to journaltimes.com or The Journal Times Facebook page.
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What's next? Municipalities mull study of fire, EMS, and parks and recreation services
Officials from the City of Racine, and villages of Mount Pleasant, Caledonia and Sturtevant are all in agreement that some change should be made, but finding a consensus on what needs to change is a difficult question to answer.
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A quiet start to the markets this week, remaining mostly stable throughout Monday ahead of a big week of data releases within the major economies with all the key currencies expected to be affected.
After continuing to strengthen against the Euro towards the back end of last week, the single currency fought back versus Sterling during trading yesterday with the Pound falling by 0.2% during early afternoon before regaining ground as the markets closed. The UK currency is poised for a 1.2% gain this month, taking it to a sixth monthly advance on the Euro, its best run of gains since 2000.
There was little overall change in cable during the day in spite of weaker than expected data coming out of the UK. Net lending to individuals was down in August according to the Bank of England from £3.4 billion to £3.2 billion while mortgage approvals also declined by 3% on last month to 64,212, 1.2% less than expected. In fact, Sterling was able to end the day slightly up on the greenback, strengthening by 0.15%.
At 9.30am local time today the Office for National Statistics will be realising the Gross Domestic Product data for quarter 2 within the UK. This figure has steadily improved in recent months and this trend is expected to continue with a figure of 3.2% predicted, which would be 0.2% up on quarter 1.
The Euro ended the day where is began against both the Pound and the Dollar after initially gaining by 0.2% on both major currencies on Monday afternoon. This, after annual CPI data was released for Germany which, while remaining unchanged on last month's 0.8%, was 0.1% higher than economists were predicting. Outlook for the currency remains poor however, with the Euro now 7% weaker against the Dollar over the course of the quarter.
A couple of major announcements today within the Eurozone start in Germany where, at 9.00am London time in Nürnberg, unemployment data will be released for the Euro's largest and most influential country. An hour later in Luxemburg, Eurostat will be releasing the single currency's Consumer Price Index for September and, as has been common place recently, this figure is expected to be a damaging one for the Euro, predicted to fall by 0.1%.
The US Dollar index hit yet another high during Asian trading hours on Monday by reaching almost 85.8, its strongest position since late June 2010. The greenback hit two year highs on the Euro, a six year peak against the Yen and a 13 month high on the New Zealand Dollar, showing further signs of the relative strength of the US economy. The greenback is showing little signs of letting up with hedge funds and other large speculators continuing to increase their long position in the currency as further positive data continues to emerge. Personal spending increased in the US by 0.5% in August following July's disappointing decline of 0.1%.
Consumer Confidence data within the US will be released by the Conference Board in New York at 15:00pm London time. Further good news for the greenback is expected, as this figure, which represents consumer confidence in economic activity, is estimated to rise by 0.1 to reach a seven year high.
Turkey's Lira fell to an eight-month low after the central bank kept interest rates unchanged indicating a relative lack of concern with Lira depreciation so far. The currency declined by 1.1% to its weakest level since late January with yields on 10 year bonds climbing 25 basis points to above 10%, the highest since April.


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