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52 Haverhill Terrace is a Detached, 2-Storey and is currently for Sale @ $970,000. Taxes in 2018 were $5,357.05.
Well Appointed 4 Bedroom Family Residence In The Heart Of Aurora, Just South Of St. The 2-Storey on 52 Haverhill Terrace has 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and is located on a 82.02 x 41.01 ft lot in the community of Bayview Wellington . Andrews Valley Golf Club! Icon Of Elegance & Sophisticated Styling! Gourmet Kitchen With Large Breakfast Area. Spacious Living Room With Gas Fireplace & Bay Window Overlooking Garden. Grand Master Bedroom With Spa Like Ensuite, Sitting Area & Walk-In Closet. Fresh Paint Through-Out As Well As New Carpet On The Second Floor. Don't Miss Out!!!
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In case you're wondering where I've been…I promise: I haven't fallen off the face of the planet. My family and I just made a big move, and things have been absolutely insane. As part of sharing my plant journey with you all, I wanted to share my experiences with moving with plants.
And he did. In four days – yes, before we returned – our house was under contract. Although we had anticipated it would sell quickly, we hadn't counted on it selling THAT quickly. The next month approaching our closing was an absolute whirlwind of packing and trying to figure out what was next for our family.
We planned to move to Dublin, Ohio, to be closer to where my stepson, Alex, lives with his mom. However, homes were selling like hotcakes in the area (for well above our price range, no less). Finally, a week before we were set to move out of our home in Dayton, we went under contract on a "fixer-upper" less than half a mile from Alex's mom's house.
And then I began to panic – where was all our stuff going to go? And, more importantly, where were all my plant babies going to go? (You know that was my real concern!) My in-laws graciously allowed to let us keep all our stuff in their pole barn while we waited to close on our new house; they also agreed let me keep all my plants in their basement.
I really fought my husband about taking my plants with us. We secured a short-term apartment (through Airbnb), and I felt like we'd have plenty of space for my plants. My husband told me – no plants. (Insert crying face emoji!) I did manage to keep a few of my cuttings with me, but all of my other plants – large and small – were packed up into the drawers of our dresser and transported to my in-laws in the moving truck.
Some of my plants didn't do so well in the move. My beautiful monstera took a beating in the moving truck. Also, once moved into my in-laws, my rubber tree that had been struggling at our home completely gave up the goat.
However, most of my plants did pretty well (amazingly!!). My in-laws have a split-level home, and their basement has some fantastic southern-facing windows. Also, the room where the plants were is fairly humid, and they sure liked that!
I visited my plants a couple times while they were away from me, being sure they had enough water, pruning them as needed, moving them towards the window or away, depending on their needs.
Finally, last week, my in-laws brought all my plant babies to their new home! I can't tell you how big I was smiling as I carried in each drawer and crate filled with green goodness. After all the plants were in the house, I spent several hours with my hands happily covered in soil as I worked with each one in-depth: pruning, repotting, etc.
So this is where I am: living out of boxes, plants stacked anywhere that's flat (including on piles of boxes), painting my fireplace a color my husband hates, and preparing to strip miles of wallpaper from every room in the house.
I'll definitely share how my plants adjust to their new environment, especially as we get ready for winter. Fingers crossed they do well!
Hey Allison, I totally understand how hard it can be to be parted from your plants for any amount of time. However, looks like most of them made it to your new place okay. I LOVE how you are designing the mantel with plants! And is that navy blue your new paint color? Wishing I could come visit.
Thanks for sharing your journey!


THE first Alsager Arts Festival which takes place next month is set to be one of the biggest events in the town's history.
The festival, which is due to become an annual fixture on the summer events calendar, will see over 2,000 people take part in more than eight different events throughout August but organisers say that is just a small drop in the ocean when put next to the festival's exciting growth plans.
This year's festival already has an impressive line up of acts including the world famous Pavao Quartet and Australian Classical Saxophonist Amy Dickson who has appeared on the front cover of Classic FM Magazine.Geoff Gascoyne's Pop Bop Tour will be playing its last UK date at the festival and the Harlequin Brass Ensemble will close the festival with a 'Last Night of the Proms' concert, all of these events take place on Friday nights.
The events will be staged at the Wesley Place Methodist Church.
For full story see Wednesday's Chronicle.


Frankfurt, Germany, November 13, 2018 – XYZprinting, the world leading 3D printer brand, today announced that as part of its commitment to extends its professional 3D printing category leadership it plans to unveil three new products at FormNext 2018.
"We are excited to demonstrate the significant progress that we made since our foray into the professional segment exactly one year ago right here at FormNext, with the unveiling of four game changing professional 3D printers together with key partners representing our rapidly expanding reseller network", said Simon Shen, Chief Executive Officer of the New Kinpo Group, one of the largest global electronics contract manufacturing and parent of XYZprinting. "We are proud to bring our latest printers from our labs to the show floor here today", Continued Shen. "We are strongly committed to deliver a steady stream of new, innovative products that are underpinned by our unparalleled manufacturing scale and our unwavered dedication to productizing mission critical products and technologies".
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The company expects to continue its successful early access program throughout 2018 and commence commercial shipments of its latest professional 3D printers early in 2019. With the imminent arrival of its new systems, the company invites interested customers to apply for its early access program, and qualified resellers and end-users alike to visit its booth at FormNext Hall 3.1 stand D10, November 13rd – 16th and find out how you can join our early access program.
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Comes with max print volume of Ø380×300mm (Ø15×11.8inch), which is more than 34 liters (around 9gal) of total printing size, MfgPro3400 xP is the largest stereolithorgraphy printer of its kind for direct part manufacturing of industrial size. The innovating rotary build-platform of MfgPro3400 is designed to improve tank life and hence reducing the operating cost and the automatic resin filling and build-platform calibrating offers simplicity and operational efficiency.
The new MfgPro3400 xP is expected to be available by late 2019.
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The MfgPro1600 xPF is the most affordable high-resolution 3D printer that offers great speed, unparalleled precision, and is compatible with various engineered and dental resin materials. Its quality and affordability delivers a great 3D printing experience.
Printing continuously at up to 16 litters (270 x 160 x 380 mm) of build volume in a single build at print speed of 1 Z cm per minute, the MfgPro1600 xPF is the largest and most accurate 3D printer available in its category. With the patented LSPc™ Technology from Nexa3D®, the MfgPro1600 xPF can print at up to 40X faster than traditional 3D Printing and deliver 2X more precise parts than other continuous professional 3D printers on a large scale. The MfgPro1600 xPF runs using both on-board and cloud controls for in-situ and remote operations of a single printer or a full factory of printers, to enable mass production of customized parts. Early access program is to commence during first half of 2019.
XYZprinting is a leading global provider of comprehensive 3D printing solutions. XYZprinting is the number one global brand in desktop 3D printing products and services and is now moving decisively into the industrial additive manufacturing arena.
XYZprinting is backed by the world's leading electronic manufacturing conglomerate, New Kinpo Group, which earns more than 36 billion dollars revenues annually and has more than 8,500 engineers in research and development across four continents. With nearly two decades of design and manufacturing experience, New Kinpo Group is a recognized manufacturer of many of today's printers for both personal and commercial use.


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Founded on a mission to transform the nappy industry, New Zealand company Noopii© puts healthcare and the environment at the forefront of the brand. Made from high quality, high performance, sustainable and renewable resources, their disposable nappies are the natural choice for your baby and our planet.
The passion: What inspired you to start Noopii?
CEO, Co-founder and creator Bridget Bodie-Healy is unapologetic about her loathing for plastic and other products that contribute to the widespread pollution of our environment, which is her inspiration for creating positive change. After several years of hard work and extensive R&D, Noopii© has come to life revolutionising the disposable nappy industry with high quality, high performance Eco-friendly products.
Through mutual friends, Bodie-Healy met Charlotte Rebbeck, who after founding one of the first organic baby food companies in New Zealand, was keen for a new challenge and joined her to take on the role of Director of Sales at Noopii©. They have a clear vision for business growth and diversification both locally and Internationally with high performing sustainable premium products at affordable everyday prices.
The drive: What sustainability means to us ?
Noopii© was born to revolutionise the nappy industry and help support endangered New Zealand flora and fauna.
The brand's commitment to the environment goes further than just its products. To off-set its carbon footprint, Noopii© supports the one billion trees planted campaign through its partners Trees That Count and contributes funds to reforestation. "We all have a duty of care and responsibility to this very special and unique land we call home. We are the Kaitaki (te reo for guardians) for future generations."
Each of the packs have been designed with a native New Zealand bird or creature combined with a beautiful native flora motif. For each pack sold, Noopii© donates a percentage of its sales to an organisation that helps conserve unique and threatened New Zealand native animals, which are also featured on both its packaging and nappies. These wildlife and habitat recovery programmes include The Yellow-Eyed Penguin Trust, Forest and Bird and Project Jonah.
"Our vision is to make a positive and measurable difference to parents and children around the world, whilst encouraging sensible and sustainable choices to protect our precious environment. We want to do more than make exceptional, environmentally responsible products. Noopii© exists to have a positive impact on our world by reducing plastic going into landfills. Our environmental initiatives aim to give back and support habitat and species recovery programmes for land and sea wildlife." said Bridget.
Just six months into its official launch, and current stockist list, Noopii© has contributed over $1,200 for its charity partners and are incredibly proud to be able to make a positive difference so soon after hitting shelves.
The brand has launched a new community health blog focusing on improving mother and baby wellbeing through education, while continuing its fight in reducing plastic and chemicals to be better-for-baby and for the planet. There are also several exciting new products being added to the Noopii© family in the coming months.
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"Eco products are quite tricky to get right, and performance is everything," said Bodie-Healy. The Noopii© range of nappy products are designed in New Zealand, and also contain NZ Manuka Hydrosol, a world first, which enhances the products naturally antibacterial properties helping to prevent nappy rash. The brand has received the highest test result possible, certified with EXCELLENCE from Dermatest in Germany, with its range tested to be safe even for the most sensitive and delicate skin.
Noopii© products, including the paper packaging and shipping cartons, are collectively 85 percent sustainable and we are currently exploring alternative technologies that will increase the brand's sustainability level to 100 percent.
Noopii© is an educational and aspirational social enterprise focused on educating parents and children about the value of protecting our precious native species for future generations to enjoy and the small things that we can all do each day to make a positive difference.
Noopii© has set a new benchmark for superior comfort, softness and performance, which together with its sustainability levels and eye-catching packaging is injecting innovation into the nappy aisle. Noopii© nappies are also free from latex, chlorine, artificial dyes and perfumes and have up to 12 hours of leak protection, giving parents both peace of mind and a good night's sleep. This is Luxury that is now accessible to all families. Noopii© nappies naturally.
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Waiting for Joe: New Zealand's America After 3 November
Author Robert Ayson
As the election night excitement quickly wears off, Jacinda Ardern has work to do. There is a refreshed cabinet to select from a much larger range of MPs. There are talks to be had with James Shaw about the role that the Greens might play. And the big challenges have not disappeared. Each new case of the virus, however well managed, is a fresh reminder that the international pandemic is still with us. And before long, there will be renewed attention to the government's plan to get New Zealand's economy humming without adding to an already strenuous covid-era debt burden.
But the Prime Minister's thoughts must occasionally turn to the US federal election on 3 November. Ardern and her colleagues, like so many New Zealanders, will be waiting and hoping for Joe Biden to defeat Donald Trump. But New Zealand hasn't been waiting for Joe since the Democratic Party made Biden its nominee. We've been doing that for the best part of four years.
On his first day of office, Donald Trump harmed New Zealand's interests in an expanding trans-Pacific trading order by fulfilling a campaign promise to exit TPP negotiations. He would do more damage before Ardern had any right to think that she was about to be New Zealand's next Prime Minister. In the middle of 2017 Trump announced that the United States no longer be involved in the Paris climate change talks, central to New Zealand's hopes for a multilateral approach to this massive global problem. A couple of months later, Trump's "fire and fury" threats against North Korea (before he fell victim to the charms of Kim Jong Un) drew a memorable "not helpful" from then Prime Minister Bill English.
As English's successor, Ardern has seen an even richer array of destructive choices from the 45th President. Trump has taken the United States out of the nuclear deal with Iran which had been endorsed unanimously by the Security Council when New Zealand was chair. His embrace of dictators has strained the credibility of America's commitment to value relationships with fellow liberal democracies including New Zealand. Trump's xenophobic call for Ilhan Omar and her Democratic colleagues to leave the United States could not have been further from the message of tolerance that Ardern emphasised after the Christchurch massacre. To cap that all off, Trump has turned America's back on the World Health Organisation in the midst of an ongoing global health crisis.
When a president is elected to a second term, there is normally some reassurance from the continuity this offers. But four more years of Trump would cement in the damage already done to America's reputation and its relationships with key allies and partners. The diplomats and national security officials who have stayed on to keep America as engaged as possible under the circumstances might no longer have a reason for hoping there would be much to save. 2024 would simply be too much of a gap to bridge.
Even a thoroughly mediocre Democratic President would be preferable to Trump. If he is elected, Biden will be rather more than that. While huge domestic challenges are in store for Biden, his overall approach to world affairs would be music to New Zealand ears. America would once again have a leader who believes that international cooperation can be good for America and its partners and is not a contest between winners and losers. The United States could be expected to rejoin global efforts to deal with climate change, the issue Ardern has suggested is this generation's version of the nuclear free movement. Biden would be less addicted to tariffs and more favourable to the multi-party trade agreements supported by New Zealand. And America would have a President who behaves as if the norms of liberal democracy actually matter.
But before we get carried away, a Biden Presidency would also bring new challenges for Wellington. Ardern's international profile has been built partly on the proposition that she is a necessary antidote to Trump's recklessness. She was an international star at the United Nations in September 2018 not just because of the content of her message. It was because of the contrast her performance drew with Trump's fear-mongering and anti-internationalism.
President Biden would be a voice of moderation and reason. The contrast with New Zealand's leader would vanish. Trump may have emphasized America's strength. But because it was all about him, and his toxic personality and opinions, he became a great equalizer, allowing more scope on the international scene for smaller powers as long as they had principled leaders. That's the international role that Ardern has played.
A Biden Presidency would be less about the person and more about America's traditional strengths, some of which have survived four years of Trump. We'd be more aware of the inequalities of economic and military power, which favour the US and the other great powers, and give less scope to small players like New Zealand. And Wellington should not expect Biden to find a nice warm détente with China. Had she won in 2016, Hillary Clinton would have seen a firm and consistent American line on Beijing right from the outset. In a similar vein, a Biden-Harris era of American politics would make it easier for the Washington policy establishment to translate its deep distrust of Beijing into a more sustained campaign of competition.
And that means a Biden Presidency would have America setting clearer expectations about what allies and partners should do to counteract China's growing power. No longer distracted by the antics and unreliability of a self-obsessed leader, Washington would have more time to measure the posture of friends and adversaries alike. As one of the former, New Zealand might find those clearer expectations difficult to deal with. It's harder to avoid the pressure for unity when the US administration is no longer a mess.
What happens when Biden's Secretary of State comes to town next year wanting to translate New Zealand-US cooperation into much firmer anti-China messaging on the South Pacific, the South China Sea, on human rights and technological competition? Who in the Ardern government's new cabinet will play the Winston Peters role: speaking soothing words to Washington through dissembling narratives which suggest we oppose China's role in the region without always saying so directly? And how does New Zealand respond when its closest ally Australia finds all sorts of extra reasons to speak as one with Washington?
None of this means that for New Zealand a Biden Presidency would be a case of being careful what you wish for. We've been waiting for Joe for very good reasons: by epic and even bigly proportions, the prospective benefits outweigh the costs. But if and when Biden takes the oath of office in the first month of 2021, Ardern's second government needs to be thinking about the reassertion of America's power in the world and not just the rediscovery of America's principles.
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HomeA 3-Hour Play About the Oslo Accords Is Surprisingly Entertaining
A 3-Hour Play About the Oslo Accords Is Surprisingly Entertaining
Anna KatsnelsonJuly 15, 2016Image by T.Charles Erickson
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According to a famous study conducted by psychologist Arthur Aron two decades ago, all it takes to fall in love with someone is to stare at the person for four minutes and ask a series of 36 personal questions. "One key pattern associated with the development of a close relationship among peers," Aron and his co-authors wrote, "is sustained, escalating, reciprocal, personal self-disclosure."
J.T. Rogers's new play, "Oslo," re-creates something like a geopolitical test case for this theory, placing agents from both sides in the Palestinian/Israeli conflict in a room where they spend time getting to know each other, not only as holders of opposing positions but also as human beings with shared interests. The play also includes as key ingredients to the peace process a lot of good whiskey and Scandinavian delicacies, both waffles and a bevy of long-legged, sharp-witted, maternal Scandinavian women.
"Oslo" is a dramatization of the Oslo Accords, and the effort by a Norwegian powerhouse couple, Mona Juul and Terje Roed-Larsen, to achieve what the United States in its role as Middle East mediator was failing to do. The play takes place in 1992 and 1993, when Juul, who works for the Norwegian foreign minister, and her husband, Roed-Larsen, a director of the Fafo Institute, decided to intervene in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict after official negotiations held in the United States between the Palestine Liberation Organization and Israel stalled.
Roed-Larsen (his first name is pronounced Tyre, and he is played by the affable Jefferson Mays) has the ear of both the Israeli deputy foreign minister, Yossi Beilin, and that of the finance minister of the PLO, Ahmed Qurei, or Abu Ala (played by Anthony Azizi). He sets up the shadow peace process to the effort stalling in Washington.
After many meetings in London and Oslo, the Israelis and Palestinians begin to exhibit camaraderie and respect, and even begin to enjoy each other's company. Into this mix is introduced the brazen, narcissistic Uri Savir (director general of the Israeli Foreign Ministry, played with real gusto by Michael Aronov), who is appointed by Beilin to make the talks more official. Yet, even this mercurial figure, who is at first profoundly skeptical, begins to work with the other side.
The conversations that take place during the almost three-hour-long running time of "Oslo" will hold the attention of those with an existing interest in the history of the Middle East peace process and the challenges that remain. The play also comes replete with Arafat and Kissinger jokes. But it struggles to convey larger moral implications. Rogers was clearly won over by the unassuming figures of Mona Juul and Terje Roed-Larsen. He takes them at their word that the Oslo Accords were the best thing that happened for Israeli-Palestinian relations. No inherent criticism of the Accords is permitted, and with this absolute certainty comes a lack of nuance.
"I think it's also important, in order to restore hope a little in today's world, to know that it is actually possible to bring two sides that have so much animosity together and help them make compromise," Juul said in an interview included in the play's program. Maybe the raison d' etre for this play is to inspire future Juuls and Roed-Larsens.
A play about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict with a happy ending may seem hard to believe, and it does gloss over some important facts. Raja Shehadeh, a Palestinian writer and lawyer writing for the LCT publication, notes that the Oslo Accords did not deal with one of the most important issues — the settlements. In her interview, Juul said that it was members of the PLO who first approached the Norwegian Foreign Ministry about creating a shadow of the Washington negotiations, yet Rogers does not credit them with this step.
Rogers's previous play "Blood and Gifts" made the story of the first U.S. involvement in Afghanistan during the Russian morass relevant to the American struggles in that country. "Oslo," Unfortunately, lacks the same historic weight and immediacy.
Oslo plays at Lincoln Center Theater through August 28.
Anna Katsnelson teaches world literature at Medgar Evers College.
'Oslo' by J.T. Rogers Dramatizes the Oslo Accords — For 3 Hours
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With what personally seems like an awfully long summer without football, it is a relief that the time is over and hopes and aspirations for a successful season re-ignite once more ahead of a gruelling 46 game campaign. With the likes of Huddersfield, Reading and Burton among others proving that the second tier can still produce the unexpected on a regular basis it can only encourage each side to aim high and go for automatic or play-off glory. That being said we are seeing a new Championship era, we are seeing sides fork out over £15m for one player alone and you feel what is normally a more balanced competition is getting the Premier League infection of inequality in terms of spending power. That can only be a consideration as I make my Championship predictions and offer my thoughts on each club going into the season.
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1st – Middlesbrough
A miserable Premier League season last term for Boro means they will once again go for automatic promotion and they should have a lot of pressure in doing so, having spent an awful lot of money this summer. The reasons I believe the club will thrive is because I think they are the most well equipped to deal with this 46 game season. Last time round and even in the Premier League they were quite a rigid (boring) side that don't give much away, having a well protected back four and a team that possesses battling qualities are a necessity for promotion. The fact that Monk is a talented manager and they have added a lot of quality up front means it would be embarrassing if they didn't find the goals so an even better balance should be struck this time round. The likes of Jonny Howson coming in as well as Darren Randolph means they should have an excellent spine and of course the arrival of Britt Assombalonga means they have one of the finest hotshots around. Add Ashley Fletcher and Martin Braithwaite into the mix and the Riverside Stadium has plenty of options. How Monk goes about juggling the squad causes some doubt in my mind but Boro standout as the most complete side ready to take on the Championship, time will tell if they do the business.
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2nd – Aston Villa
The Villans have spent heavily since Tony Xia entered park so naturally he should expect promotion as his return on investment so pressure will be mounted on Steve Bruce this year. If any warning signs were needed though then last season is a good reminder that Villa will have to be at the top of their game. The worry for me here is that they still won't be a unit and instead more a complete set of talented players assembled together. They have been very smart this transfer window bringing in four quality proven players including John Terry of course. The club probably have the strongest set of players, including Jonathan Kodjia who you feel will be decisive this season. With Terry, Chester and Neil Taylor at the back I feel improvements in the defence will be made and game management should be vastly improved on as it seemed the club struggled with this last campaign. The best set of players breeds encouragement but the club will know all to well they have a big task ahead of them, if Bruce strikes a balance you've got to fancy them.
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3rd – Sheffield Wednesday
Two play-off heartbreaks in the last two seasons so it'll be interesting to see how the Owls bounce back. I believe their lack of signings (one) is actually a positive. This is because Wednesday have a talented squad but whenever I watch them they can lack cohesiveness and therefore building on their current unit is a more productive way of going about it. George Boyd will add another dimension to them and you can't underestimate that breadth of experience and work rate. I think the club can in many ways take inspiration from Brighton, building year on year to reach their goal and this is relatively how I see it going apart from falling short of automatic promotion this time. They will need more from the likes of Jordan Rhodes and they need Fernando Forestieri to be a key player throughout the season to really do damage. This is where I have my doubts over whether Carvalhal's men can go better and do one more, they need to be ruthless, if they are then Wednesday for me are a major contender for the big prize.
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4th – Derby County
Derby will once again be looking to right some wrongs and this is Gary Rowett's first opportunity to do so in his first full season. This is why I believe the Rams should be feeling optimistic this time, they have a very smart witted man in charge who looks to be putting the pieces together. Huddlestone, Curtis Davies and Andre Wisdom coming in would testify to that, I feel Pride Park will witness a much smarter Derby County than in previous years. They might not see as much flair and imagination but a winning mentality is probably more likely to please the fans. The squad now looks set on very strong foundations and this is what made Rowett successful at Birmingham. This is why I see Derby doing well, I can see them being much stronger at home however I feel automatic promotion might be a step too far if they fail to replace Tom Ince, their forward options might not grab the all important goals when needed.
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5th – Wolves
Probably the most difficult side to predict due to the nature of Wolves transfer business. Let's be honest most fans have probably never heard of their foreign imports and with 10 players in total arriving so far it's mostly guesswork if the clubs ambition will be matched with an actual outcome. Last season would suggest the fans should be cautious for now however having broken the Championship transfer record fee for Ruben Neves on paper the club should have built once more. They certainly had the squad from last season to build on and that leaves me only with a gut feeling that the transition from last season will lead to a more smoother process this time and the likes of Neves can contribute to a more effective team. It will be interesting to see how they fare.
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6th – Fulham
The Cottagers missed out in the play-offs last season and will be looking to repeat their impressive adventure this time round. Slavisa Jokanovic is a smart manager and that is why I fancy Fulham to have the steel to go again despite a possibility of being found out with Fulham's attractive style perhaps susceptible if they are not on it from the first whistle. They've kept their core squad and that bodes well going into the season with the likes of Tom Cairney being influential. Signing Tomas Kalas and Lucas Piazon are smart moves as well as their foreign imports who they may need to make an instant impact. They'll be wanting the team to take off where they left it and find some great football back at Craven Cottage but Fulham are equally a side that you can see becoming inconsistent, so Jokanovic is the main reason why I'm putting Fulham in the final play-off position.
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Insurers Get Slap on the Wrist for Alleged Credit Snooping
By Sarah Levine
A recent decision of the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (the "Commissioner"), finding that analyzing a customer's credit rating does little to help counter insurance fraud, will seem shocking to many in the insurance industry. In making this decision, the Commissioner has denounced something that is common industry practice in assessing the legitimacy of claims.1
Details of the Decision
This decision arises out of an Ontario motor vehicle accident claim. The Commissioner ruled that The Personal Insurance Company ("The Personal") violated a senior citizen's privacy rights when it accessed his credit rating in the course of handling his motor vehicle accident claim for Section B benefits. The Personal asserted that this practice was employed to assist in detecting and preventing fraud. However, in response to the decision that The Personal failed to establish how the collection and use of credit scores is necessary and effective in preventing and detecting fraud as alleged, The Personal has promised to cease using credit scores to assess motor vehicle claims by April 22, 2017.
While advocacy groups, such as the Victims for Accident Insurance Reform, were quick to accuse insurance companies of using claimants' credit scores to determine the extent to which they could lowball the settlement of their claims, The Personal denied that insurers use credit data for any purpose other than to fight fraud.
The Commissioner also took issue with the manner in which The Personal obtained consent from the claimant to access his credit score. In fact, the adjuster's allegedly "aggressive" interview with the claimant, where he requested consent to access his credit score, was reportedly what prompted the gentleman to complain to the Commissioner. The Commissioner found that The Personal did not obtain proper "meaningful" consent from the claimant to gain access to his credit score, nor was the insurer as open as it should be about how it uses credit information in the claims assessment process.
Common Industry Practice
The use of claimants' credit information is common practice throughout the insurance industry. For example, it may be used in analyzing cases of vehicles being reported stolen and found "totaled", or burned out. In such cases, credit scores are a tool insurers use to review claims closely and ascertain whether or not there is motive for committing fraud. For instance, if the credit score reveals a claimant's significant debt load, an insurer might proceed with further inspection of the circumstances of the loss, such as having an engineer inspect the damaged vehicle or analyze the Event Data Recorder.
Ultimately, the credit history in these sorts of claims can be relevant to the insured's motivation in making the claim, and can be important to insurers as a means to uncover the truth about how the loss occurred. A poor credit score can be one of many red flags that alert an insurer to potential fraud, though it certainly is not determinative.
What Does This Decision Mean for Alberta's Insurers?
Based on this decision, insurers in Alberta should think twice before running a credit history as part of making a determination with respect to a claim. While the Commissioner did not publish written reasons (or in any event, has not yet done so), the decision was made with respect to quite a narrow issue, being the use of a claimant's credit score in a claim for specific benefits (namely, benefits under "Section B" of the standard policy). The take-home message of the case should not, therefore, be extrapolated to conclude that the use of a credit score in assessing any insurance claim will be found to be a breach of privacy.
Taking this into account, the practical effect of the Commissioner's decision likely will not bear heavily on Alberta insurers' practice to use credit scores as a tool for uncovering potentially fraudulent claims. At the end of the day, the decision does not extend to the use of credit scores in assessing all claims.
Having said this, insurers should take note of the Commissioner's comments with respect to properly obtaining a claimant's consent. In all cases, informed consent must be given by the claimant to access information such as their credit scores. This decision seems to indicate that there must be a more fulsome disclosure to the insured of how credit information is used in the claims process in order to qualify as meaningful consent. This direction is in line with the Insurance Bureau of Canada's Code of Conduct for Insurers' Use of Credit Information, which requires insurers to obtain a customer's informed and express consent prior to collecting credit information.
1 McLennan Ross LLP reached out to the Commissioner to request the published decision for the purposes of analyzing it and its effects on the insurance industry. However, the Commissioner's Office explained that they do not have a published decision yet.


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The need for a quarterback upgrade is apparent, so look no further than the spacey 39-year-old. It's time for New York to decide how good it would like to be in 2023.
A few years ago, I would have written this out of sickness.
As a former Jets beat reporter, I remember what an absolutely, mystifyingly out-of-body experience being in that locker room could be. Here we were standing in the middle of a quarterback Bermuda Triangle with Tim Tebow, Mark Sanchez and Greg McElroy. We had no idea who was starting Sunday. The head coach (probably) talking about fighting someone. It was an astral projection of chaos. It was entertaining in the way being at a friend's house in high school whose parents were routinely absent was fun. But after a while, you craved some structure and discipline. You wanted someone to tell you what to do and make you a sandwich on responsibly packaged multigrain bread.
And when you have that sickness, there's part of you that craves more sickness. Spend a ton of draft capital on an end-of-career veteran quarterback who, on the best of days, can be a bit metaphorical and spacey and on the worst of days power trips the franchise into a circuit break? Sure. Why not? How much weirder can it get? Let's find out.
But now, as we look at the actual possibility of seeing Aaron Rodgers and the Jets come together, I'm seeing through sober eyes. This is a good idea, and not in the way mixing your Gatorade and Absinthe together is a good idea. It's actually a good idea. A get-eight-hours-of-sleep idea. An eat-a-mediterranean-diet idea.
We've come here today to ask the Jets to see it the same way. We've come here to ask the Jets to go get No. 12 (the 39-year-old one, not the 46-year-old one).
Rodgers led the Packers to a lackluster 8–9 record, but he could see a resurgence with another team.
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First, I'll address the obvious concerns. Rodgers and the Packers are coming off a disappointing season in which the quarterback seemed to have missed an abnormally large percentage of throws (to be clear, relative to the borderline perfection with which he usually operates). It took the offense months to get in rhythm. Rodgers had an avulsion fracture in his thumb. He is going to cost a great deal of money. He is going to cost a great deal of draft capital. He doesn't have much left to prove, and there is always the risk that acquiring him has more of a Jay Cutler in Miami feel than a Tom Brady in Tampa Bay feel.
Next, I'll address the potential inevitability that, like all Rodgers offseason storylines, they will vanish into the ether in a few weeks and we'll all get back to guessing when he'll arrive at training camp and debating whether or not that specific date is a good idea. Like that time he was possibly going to get traded to the 49ers. Or leave to focus on Jeopardy! Or play guitar in Bon Iver. Or bat fourth for the White Sox. Rodgers is a brand that invites speculation and intrigue, whether self perpetuated or through some media byproduct. There is a good chance we're wasting as much time talking about this as we did crashing computers on New Year's Eve, 1999.
With that out of the way, let's get to the meat of our proposal.
The Jets should take this as a massive compliment on National Compliment Day. While their season ended with a long-ish losing streak and the Zach Wilson experiment can be cautiously labeled a failure, none of this happened in a manner consistent with the franchise's calamitous past of more than a decade ago. One could see a scenario in which it takes home offensive and defensive rookie of the year awards. It is, unquestionably, a good place to come to work every day. We wrote about it from a player perspective and a staff perspective during the 2022 season. They boast fertile ground for which a prospective quarterback would want to trod upon. Out of all the teams with obvious openings this offseason (Tampa Bay, Indianapolis, Carolina, Las Vegas, Tennessee, Houston, Washington, New Orleans and Atlanta), few of them can offer the same combination of offensive line proficiency, weapons and complementary defense.
Also, Rodgers could end up being better than he was a year ago. Last year, the Packers' offense was broken not just because of the quarterback. There were issues with rookie receivers and across the offensive line, there was a lag time in their ability to adjust schematically, the run game didn't arrive until December, and by then, Rodgers was working with a busted hand.
He represents the highest ceiling of this offseason quarterback class. Brady will be 46 next year. Derek Carr, Jimmy Garoppolo, Ryan Tannehill, Jameis Winston and Marcus Mariota all seem to represent various plot points on a graph of conservative options that will yield a noticeable, but not franchise-altering improvement. Sure, one may contribute an extra win or two, but most of these players are an amalgam of the middle to upper-middle tier of the position. The Jets shouldn't be making a move to edge into the playoffs as a No. 7 seed. They should be making a move that could result in winning the AFC East.
With a healthy season, invigorated by a new place, Rodgers could break the Jets out of a Colts-ian future (frustratingly talented and well-coached, but without the requisite oomph at the quarterback position to make it over the postseason speed bump). This is a team that has not been noticeably elevated by play at the position since 2008, when it made the similarly bold choice to trade for Brett Favre. This is a team still set up to run a version of the same offense that produced back-to-back MVP seasons for Rodgers in his late 30s. Simply finding different ways to feed Garrett Wilson on time and on target would put the Jets on pace to be a top-10 offense.
There is even an ayahuasca retreat and shamanic healing center a mere two hours and seven minutes from the facility that accepts and sells gift cards should the team wonder what to get him on his free agent visit (it would blow the cupcakes they tried to give Dont'a Hightower out of the water). He could live there if he wanted to and study plays on his iPad on the long car ride home like Philip Rivers in his final years with the Chargers.
New Jersey is also great. It makes up for a lack of psychedelic retreats with an abundance of reasonably priced diners and pizzerias (which, depending on the day, are almost as satisfying).
The choice is theirs. Rodgers has arrived in a place of openness after his own personal journey, just like I, an observer of this franchise, have arrived at mine. I can see it working in an entirely non-cynical way. No more sickness. It's time for the Jets to take that journey of their own and decide how good they'd like to be in 2023.
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Q: Forcing SSL with mod_rewrite I have the following statement and it works perfectly to redirect all requests for "www" on :80 to force the browser to the same location on :443
RewriteEngine   on
RewriteCond     %{HTTPS} !=on
RewriteRule     ^/(.*)$ https://www.mydomain.com/$1 [R=301,L]

However, what I want to do is, regardless of what is between https:// and .mydomain.com - in this case the www, but it could be anything, like "www2", or "dev" etc - I want the URL simply converted to it's SSL equivalent.
I'm new to mod_rewrite so is what I'm looking to do even possible given that the subdomain could be any variable length of characters?
Thanks in advance for any help.

A: Try:
RewriteEngine   on
RewriteCond     %{HTTPS} !=on
RewriteRule     ^/*(.*)$ https://%{HTTP_HOST}/$1 [R=301,L]

A: By using environment variables provided by Apache mod_rewrite:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off
RewriteRule (.*) https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI}

See http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_rewrite.html#rewritecond
for more information.

A: You could use the HTTP_HOST variable in your substitution string:
RewriteEngine   on

RewriteCond     %{HTTPS} !=on
RewriteCond     %{HTTP_HOST} mydomain\.com$
RewriteRule     ^(.*)$ https://%{HTTP_HOST}/$1 [R=301,L]

A: After turning on the logging at geocar's advice and doing some research I found the issue to be with a missing statement in /etc/apache2/ports.conf that was causing the overlap on :443. I resolved that and the problem is gone. Thanks to everyone for the insight and help.

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Jaylin Posey 2020 PG receives an offer from University of Houston! Posey is a long athletic G who can defend, shoot very well and attack the rim.
Kid is racking up offers, including from 6 of 10 Big 12 schools. ESPN has him as the 4th best player in the nation and #1 player in Texas.
Five-star guard RJ Hampton (247sports.com/Player/RJ-Hamp…) is down to five schools -- Duke, Kansas, Kentucky, Memphis & TCU.
Sounds like Rj Hampton will reclassify to '19 and probably attend Duke.
Micah Peavy Lists UH in his Top 5 alongside TCU, Michigan, Texas Tech, and LSU.
2020 four-star Micah Peavy is down to a final-five: LSU, Michigan, TCU, Houston, and Texas Tech. Most recently visited Michigan.
Reece Beekman '20 pg out of Louisiana is having a monster junior season and is now ranked #82 in Rivals. He visited UH last fall.
Peavy was at our game on Sunday against Cincy.
The University of Houston (ranked 8th nationally and in town to face East Carolina tomorrow night) was checking out Farmville Central guard Justin Wright, who put up another strong performance against Providence Grove.
Sure would be nice to get Jonathan Aku. He would make an impact from day 1 and play significant minutes.
LJ Cryer is the best Houston basketball prospect since De'Aaron Fox… I love we get the Sunday visit. We saw what happened to LJ Rose when he decided on Baylor, he regret it.
I know UH just got a crystal ball prediction for Jamal Shead (top 150, pg) Makes me curious who is UH's numba #1 priority between LJ Cryer-n-Reece Beekman… Looks like LJ is getting the full court press from the whole staff… (Sidenote) I know his parents really like UH, but at the end of the day, will LJ decide to take its talents to the Big Ten or the up-and-coming AAC.
Not sure how much UH coaching staff is allowed to use this stuff, but if so, then I would be telling recruits that Harden and Paul and other Rockets come over to the school and play ball with the team etc. Also, UH has 2 of the greatest of all time on campus quite often in Hayes and Olajuwon. If I was a Houston kid, I would be seriously looking at UH.


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Minnesota's Uncivil War
Hundreds of settlers killed in attacks
By Mark Steil and Tim Post
Minnesota Public Radio
Closeup of The Second Battle of New Ulm, by Anton Gag, 1904.
(Courtesy of Brown County Historical Society)
The German settlement of New Ulm was the center of resistance against the Dakota in 1862. These days, the glockenspiel in downtown New Ulm attracts a crowd of tourists to its noon concert. Many of the tourists will also visit battle sites from the 1862 war.
The Dakota attacked New Ulm twice - on Aug. 19 and Aug. 23. Darla Gephard works with the Brown County Historical Society. Gephard says Charles Flandrau was in charge of the city's defense. Standing on a downtown sidewalk, Gephard describes a key moment.
"If you look kitty-corner across the street, from the barricades was the Kiesling Blacksmith Shop. The Dakota, by this time, were inside that blacksmith shop. And Flandrau said, 'If we don't make a stand they're going to come out of the blacksmith shop, go over the barricades and they're going to take the town,'" Gephard tells the story. "So they did get a group of men that finally went over the barricades themselves, and flushed the Dakota out of the blacksmith shop, and burned it to the ground. And he said that was a turning point in the battle - it was the first time that they felt that they were not on the defense."
Charles Flandrau was the leader of the New Ulm defense volunteers.
(Courtesy of Minnesota Historical Society, Whitney Gallery photo)
Joining the residents of New Ulm were hundreds of settlers fleeing the Dakota assault. Free-roaming bands of Indians broke off from the main war army to attack farms and travelers. Settlers were killed in places with names like Acton, Milford and Slaughter Slough.
There's never been an official report on the number of settlers killed, but estimates range from 300 to 800. Historian Don Heinrich Tolzmann says until the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, it was the highest civilian wartime toll in U.S. history.
Alan Woolworth studied the 1862 war for more than 40 years. Wooloworth was curator for the Minnesota Historical Society. He says the settler killings are still controversial.
"This is a very sore point with my Dakota friends. We simply don't discuss it," says Woolworth. "The whole conflict was a tragedy. No one won it. The Dakota Indians lost everything. Their society, their world was destroyed. They were scattered. Many hundreds and thousands of white settlers fled, and many of them had very bitter memories of this event."
Lucy Sandberg, 96, remembers hearing stories from her grandmother Kathryn Koehler about pioneer life in Minnesota. Koehler, shown here, was one of the original homesteaders in New Ulm along with her husband Joseph. Sandberg tells how some Dakota tried to warn her grandmother to leave New Ulm before the attacks. Listen to her story.
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Woolworth says one explanation for the attacks on settlers is that the Dakota were doing what they had always done in war: kill or capture everyone in their path. The question of whether the settlers were the victims - or the cause - of the war is still debated.
"In 1862, there really were no innocent white settlers in Minnesota," says Angela Cavendar Wilson, who grew up in the Minnesota River Valley.
Wilson's home is steeped in Dakota tradition. She admits her views are controversial. She says whether they knew it or not, settlers were part of a government policy to drive Indians from their traditional lands.
"When whites came to Minnesota they came either knowing, believing, or hoping that the Dakota would be exterminated or forcibly removed," Wilson says.
Most descendants of settler families disagree. They say German immigrants fresh off a trans-Atlantic boat had no knowledge of government-Indian politics. Many settlers had Dakota friends. Mary Blank says her great-grandfather once spent the night with a Dakota family. She says he often played with Indian children before the war.
Christ Spelbrink was about 15 years old in 1862, and witnessed the Dakota attacks on farms in his area. Spelbrink had Dakota friends, and may have been spared because of those relationships. "Had the Indians been treated as agreed, honest and upright, this bloody day in Minnesota's history would have been avoided. But as it was, the Indians never had a square deal," Spellbrink wrote.
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"I really believe that if my great-grandfather and his parents had not befriended the Native Americans - days and months before this all took place - I wouldn't be here speaking about it," says Blank.
Many Dakota rescued white settlers. The most famous, John Other Day, led more than 60 settlers to safety. Still, the death toll was high. When he was an old man, Mary Blank's great-grandfather, Christ Spelbrink, wrote an account of the war.
"Floriau Hartman was working in the field when his wife came through the cornfield to bring him some refreshments, when she saw to her horror, her husband shot down and two Indians a short distance away. As Hartman was not dead but unable to move, she ran to him and tried to drag him into the nearby cornfield - which she was unable to do and so had to leave him to his terrible fate," Spelbrink wrote.
Most of the settlers were killed on the first day of the war, Aug. 18. Several hundred more were captured and held by the Dakota until the war ended in late September.
The killings triggered an avalanche of bad press for the Indians. Most newspapers demanded all Dakota be executed or removed from the state. But some of those closest to the war were not so vengeful - Christ Spelbrink for one. Mary Blank reads from her great-grandfather's writing.
Alan Woolworth is a retired Minnesota Historical Society researcher, and author of the book, Through Dakota Eyes. He has studied the 1862 war for more than 40 years. Woolworth says the settler killings are still controversial. "This is a very sore point with my Dakota friends. We simply don't discuss it," says Woolworth.
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"For all the talk that the cause of the outbreak could not be determined is nothing but rot, pure and simple. For had the Indians been treated as agreed, honest and upright, this bloody day in Minnesota's history would have been avoided. But as it was, the Indians never had a square deal," Spelbrink wrote.
After the war the surviving settlers had a hard time, especially orphaned children. Brown County historian Darla Gephard says damage payments were made, but little trickled down to the orphans.
"Not having any inheritance or money left when they did become 18. Even though they knew that their parents who were killed in the Dakota war had owned a farm, that farm was gone when they came of age. And if you look at our tax rolls after 1862, you see tax forfeiture sales all over the place," Gephard says.
Time softened the jagged edges of war for most of the settlers. Minnie Buce Carrigan was a little girl when she was captured and held for six weeks by the Dakota. Forty years after the attack, she wrote about the war and the friends she lost. Any bitterness was replaced with a longing for the scenes and images of childhood.
"The creek near our home, where the lovely white cherry blossoms were so thick that they looked like a white sheet. Little Pauline and Minnie Kitzmann, my sister Augusta and I often brought our aprons-full home to make garlands out of them. Years after, when I used to see the white cherry blossoms, I used to wish that I could go back and cover the graves of my little friends with the flowers they loved so well," wrote Carrigan.
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Ledger Stax Options
If you are interested in purchasing an Ledger Stax for your needs there are a few important things to know prior to you make your purchase. We will explain everything you need to know, including how to receive an offer code, and what features you can avail in this model.
The Ledger Stax is a hardware wallet that is designed to assist users in managing your digital possessions. It is a credit card-shaped device that's a bit different from the previous versions of the Ledger physical wallets. The new model comes with the curved E Ink screen, a magnet system, Bluetooth connectivity, and a lock screen.
The Ledger Stax supports more than 5000 cryptocurrencies, including Litecoin, Dogecoin, Ripple, and Cardano. This device also includes NFT (Non-fungible token) support. These are specialized tokens that are able to be stored and traded using Ledger Stax.
The security features on the Ledger Stax are supported by the Secure Element chip. This can be the exact chip used in credit cards and passports. The Secure Element chip makes sure that your crypto assets are secure from thieves.
The Ledger Stax is equipped with Bluetooth for connecting directly to Ledger Live Mobile app. Users can also use Ledger Stax's wireless Qi charging feature.
In addition, the Ledger Stax comes with magnetic technology, which allows it to be put together with other similar devices. It also supports offline mode, which means that the device will be active even when turned off.
The Ledger Stax is a brand-new hardware wallet that was designed to assist you in managing your digital assets. It offers an unbeatable level of personalization as well as a curved touchscreen and also secure components. It's compatible with Mac, Windows, and Ubuntu and is able to support more than 500 cryptocurrency.
Ledger Stax comes with Bluetooth 5.2, a USB-C port as well as a 200mAh battery. It also has embedded magnets that allow you to stack multiple Stax devices together.
As a crypto wallet Ledger Stax is a cryptocurrency wallet that Ledger Stax lets you safely keep the keys to your cryptocurrency. You can even use it as a cold storage device, so it's less susceptible to attacks by hackers.
The device features a proprietary OS, which lets you modify it to meet your needs. It is also possible to set the image or name you want for the screen that locks. In addition, Ledger Stax is equipped with a reliable Bluetooth antenna.
The Ledger Stax is built to meet industry-leading security standards. It features the Secure Element chip, which is certified to the CC EAL5+ requirements. It's also capable of clear signature, which allows users to verify transaction details and decrease the chance of Phishing attacks.
Ledger Stax is the latest hardware crypto wallet developed by French startup Ledger. It has a stylish design, full lock-in of keys, as well as the ability to store nearly 5500 tokens.
The device has touchscreen and an E-Ink display which can support up to 500 different cryptocurrencies. There is also a battery which can last from weeks to months. It can be connected to a smartphone or laptop via Bluetooth.
To enhance the user experience, Ledger has designed a customized lock screen that can be customized. Furthermore the device is equipped with magnets that allow you to connect multiple devices together. This makes it convenient to carry around.
To guarantee the security of the customers, Ledger uses a secure technology and a chip that is secure, known as the Secure Element. This is a security system that can be used by institutions for digital assets.
The most significant feature of Ledger is its clear signature. It allows users to verify the details of transactions without compromising their privacy. As a result, it can help you avoid frauds and attacks of phishing.
Ledger has a special feature that lets you look up NFTs on your device. For instance, you could view a QR code, a label, or any image.
Ledger Stax is the Ledger Stax is the latest hardware wallet from the company that developed the famous Ledger Nano S and Nano X. These wallets are ideal for long-term investment as well as being convenient to carry around.
They are incredibly secure and will protect your personal key. They also come with unique security features such as an offline mode. When you're offline however, you are able to access your cryptocurrencies by using the built-in magnet.
A single of the intriguing aspects of Ledger Stax is its touchscreen. Ledger Stax is its touchscreen. This curved e-ink display offers more space to read transactions and view NFT collections. It's additionally compatible with iOS, Windows, and macOS.
It is powered by Bluetooth 5.2, which allows it to be connected directly to Ledger Live through a phone. It is also possible to set up a pin code for easier access. There's a specific "Magnet Shell" protection case that is available.
For those who live outside of in the United States, Ledger products typically ship for free. However, you may have to pay tax on the item based on your location.
The Ledger Stax is hardware wallet that is designed to combine the physical experience of a device with the convenience of an E-ink display. It's designed to make it simple to store and manage your cryptocurrency.
The Ledger Stax is an extremely powerful wallet that supports 500+ NFTs, tokens, and cryptocurrencies. You can also personalize the display using photos or your preferred NFT. A curved touchscreen screen helps you keep track of your crypto portfolio.
The Ledger Stax is also linked with the Ledger Live platform, which gives you a convenient method to review transaction information and to buy or sell your coins. Having a hardware wallet also offers security on the chain, since your private keys won't be accessible to unauthorized users.
Alongside storing and managing your cryptocurrencies in addition, the Ledger Stax is also able for managing NFT collections on different blockchains. These include Ethereum and Polygon-based NFTs.
The Ledger Stax comes with Bluetooth, which allows you to connect to your smartphone or desktop. It is also possible to use it as a screen cover. To help ensure security, it comes with an integrated battery. When the device is not being used the battery can last for up to 3 months.
The Ledger Stax is a breakthrough consumer gadget. It has a 4-inch touchscreen, magnetics, and a secure architecture. Comparatively to its predecessors the Stax offers more protection and provides an improved user experience. In fact, it's more secure than other wallets that use hardware!
The Ledger Stax can store more than five hundred coins which include Ethereum as well as Polygon-based NFTs. It also comes with a 4000mAh battery, a touch-screen interface, and a stylish magnetic docs kit for maximum stackability. But, if you're trying to buy one of the new wallets, you'll have wait for a couple of months.
It's not a reason to be concerned However, there's no reason to panic. The Ledger Stax remains a few years away from being released for sale. In the meantime, you'll need to get your hands on the Ledger Application for Wallets, Ledger Nano S, Ledger Nano S, or Ledger S. Ledger S. You can pre-order the latter two from the official website of the manufacturer.
If the Ledger Wallet software is the most reliable option, there's a more sophisticated method to set up your brand new machine for holding crypto. This involves downloading the Ledger Wallet app, installing it on your PC, and then allowing it to access your crypto assets.
Ledger Stax is a high-end hardware wallet developed in collaboration with former Apple iPod creator Tony Fadell and design agency LAYER. The wallet was designed to be simple for users, the wallet has an E-Ink display with a brand new design that provides a clear visual interface. It also has an ergonomically curved display and embedded magnets that make it more durable and practical.
The Ledger Stax supports a wide range of cryptocurrencies, including Litecoin, Dash, Dogecoin, Monero, Ethereum, Binance Coin, BTC, and XRP. It's specifically designed to be compatible with mobile devices using Bluetooth as well as a USB-C connection.
Apart from being able to store and transfer different digital assets in Stax can also store and send a variety of digital assets. Stax is also built to guard against the non-fungible currency (NFTs). Since it stores private keys offline, it's more vulnerable to hacking attempts than other crypto wallets.
Users can customize their lock screen. Users can select a preferred image, set an unique title for the gadget and check its lock/unlock status. Furthermore, the Stax supports Qi wireless charging, allowing users to charge it with every Qi compatible charger.
Battery life is surprisingly excellent. The Ledger Stax's battery can last for months on one charge, contingent on the amount of time you spend using the device.
Ledger Stax is the latest generation of hardware wallets from Ledger, the company that invented the first digital wallet. It is a combination of the security features of Ledger Live with the ease of use of a touchscreen. The new model has a range of features that make it easy to send and receive cryptocurrency.
The Ledger Stax's screen is composed of an E-ink-sized credit card display. It provides a readable and natural reading experience by avoiding the glare of other screens and delivering a higher contrast. In addition, the screen features a curved touch interface to allow users to review and sign transactions with the press of a single button.
The Ledger Stax also features a built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery. It allows the device to remain fully operational for months on a single charge. Moreover it is able to be charged wirelessly or with the USB-C cable.
In terms of security in terms of security, the Ledger Stax has an element of security that can add an additional layer of security. Additionally, the device is certified to the CC EAL5+ standard. Lastly, the device comes with Bluetooth and has a secure USB-C port that allows you to connect to the Ledger Live mobile application.
Ledger Stax Vs Nano X and Nano S Plus, which one should you choose? These are top-quality hardware cryptocurrency wallets. They are simple to use and have many options. They are easy to use and come with a variety of features. Nano X, Nano S Plus, and Stax are ideal for both advanced and beginner users alike.
If you're looking for a secure efficient, reliable, and user-friendly device then this Ledger Stax is the way to take. It was created in the hands of iPod creator Tony Fadell, and has all the same functionality as that of the Nano X, but at an affordable cost. This model comes with a touch screen and a rechargeable battery, that makes it last for longer.
Ledger is an innovator in the field of crypto. They've created a selection of wallets that are hardware, and each one comes with a set of specific security features that protect private keys.
Thanks to NanoX Nano X, you can transfer cryptocurrencies directly to your phone. This is a great solution for those traveling. It also has Bluetooth support. You can also connect your phone to Nano X via USB C. However, you'll need to switch on the device by pressing the left button for 3 minutes.
If you're searching for a crypto wallet, you'll be happy to learn that Ledger recently introduced its new product, the Ledger Stax. This new hardware wallet combines an e-ink display that is curvy with magnets to create a reliable, portable device.
The Ledger Stax is an equivalent to a credit card size crypto wallet which lets you securely keep track of and organize all your online assets. It offers a unique minimalist design, has a range of additional options. Some of the features include an electronic-ink display as well as NFC capabilities.
The Ledger Stax is built on an aluminum chassis that has a rounded edge and a soft concave surface. There is also an integrated magnet that helps to improve its stackability. Similarly, there is an integrated Bluetooth(r) antenna and an effective Bluetooth(r) battery.
It is compatible with iOS 12 and up and Windows 10 and up. It connects to your smartphone through Bluetooth and a safe USB-C cable.
It is possible to set up your Ledger Stax with one button. It has the ability to touch E Ink display that creates an intuitive visual interface. It allows you to alter the lock screen and browse your pictures.
Ledger Stax is a new hardware crypto wallet which features an industry-leading security. This wallet is designed to provide users with a user-friendly interface that lets them complete transactions quickly and safely.
The device is constructed using an industry-leading Secure Element chip. The chip is utilized in passports and credit cards, as well as in payment systems, and many other crucial data.
Another important feature of Ledger Stax is its E Ink touchscreen. The curved touchscreen is a first in the industry. It comes with Bluetooth connectivity and can be linked to Ledger Live mobile app. When it isn't in use, the device conceals itself by using magnets.
One of the most important features in Ledger Stax lies in the ability to personalize the lock screen. Users can include their preferred NFT and photo. The users can also sign up for through the Infinity Pass to get their free NFT and utilities.
Ledger Stax is made for those who are enthusiastic regarding their online assets. They are looking to invest in them and protect their assets from the threat of theft. While this hardware wallet has an expensive price compared to some of its rivals but it's worthwhile for serious crypto-investors.
Ledger Stax can be described as the newest hardware wallet from French company Ledger. It's a touch-screen device that comes with the E-Ink system. Other cool features are available in addition.
The Ledger Stax features a curved 3.7 inch touchscreen. This makes it more convenient to use. Users can also personalize the lockscreen. A magnet allows users to connect the device to a phone.
The Ledger Stax can also generate QR codes. You can use it to make cashless payments. Also, it can be used with mobile phones that are cord-free.
The Ledger Stax can be used to iOS 13+ as well as Android 9and up. It has a certified chip that is CC EAL5+ security system. However, the cost is quite high. It costs $279US. almost twice as expensive as Nano X. Nano X.
One of the main selling points can be the screen. The display is made from E Ink, which is curved. Another major feature is the ability to store NFTs which are also known as tokens that are non-fungible.
It's compatible with 5000 cryptos, which include Ethereum, Polygon, and Nano X. It also works with a variety of DeFi protocols.
Ledger Stax is a new hardware wallet that helps people manage their digital assets. Designed to look like a credit card, the Stax provides the convenience of carrying the crypto wallet while maintaining security. It comes with a magnetic case, an LCD touchscreen and a powerful 200 mAh battery it is Stax is small enough to fit in one's palm.
The device features a 3.7 inch curved E Ink touchscreen. It is easy to see transactions and read messages. Also, it supports Bluetooth 5.2 This feature allows you to connect to your mobile.
Stax is a lock screen that Stax can be used to work with iOS 10+, Android 9+ and Ubuntu. Users can also personalize the screen that locks. They can also monitor the state of lock and unlock on their device, and also keep track of the percentage of the battery. A included Ledger Live app allows users to manage their portfolio of over 500 cryptocurrencies and tokens.
The Ledger Stax features a magnetic case that can be used to stack multiple devices over it. Like it's predecessor, the Nano S Plus, the Stax is made for use at home.
If you've been using the Ledger Nano for some time It could be the right time for you to consider the next-generation crypto device that is the Ledger Stax. This new model is part of an extensive line of hardware wallets that are well-known in the Crypto market.
The Ledger Nano Stax, like its predecessor it is a device designed for mobile lifestyles. It's a compact device that supports a variety of cryptocurrency. This device can handle up to 5,500 different tokens, including Polygon NFTs and Ethereum NFTs.
One of the main benefits of Ledger Stax is its touchscreen. Ledger Stax is the touchscreen. The E Ink2 touchscreen has a curved design which makes it simpler to read.
Another important aspect that is unique to the Ledger Stax is its rechargeable battery. A single charge can keep the device in operation for a period of weeks or months. With Ledger Stax, you'll be able to keep your digital assets in a safe manner.
The Ledger Stax is compatible with iOS 13+, and macOS 12and up. You can pair it with your smartphone via Bluetooth or with the USB-C cable.
Ledger Stax is the latest technology in the cryptocurrency hardware wallet market. The sleek, curvaceous touchscreen wallet is able to manage your digital possessions. It is compatible with more than 5,000 tokens and coins and is optimized for users' experience.
The wallet can be charged via its Qi wireless charging method. It also has an electronic locking system. There is a USB Type-C port. A 3.7-inch electronic-ink display allows you to see and sign transactions.
The wallet comes with a built-in Ledger Live application. It also allows users to use applications from third parties to increase their portfolio. Comparatively with that of the Nano S Plus, the Ledger Stax has a larger screen and more features.
The Stax is a round edge chassis and a powerful Bluetooth antenna. Additionally, it comes with a Secure Element chip, the same chip that is used for the Nano X. These elements protect the device from hackers.
With its huge screen and magnetic system, the Stax has an unmatched interaction. Unlike other wallets, it allows you to customize the touch screen with the NFT picture. You can also create QR codes.
The Ledger Stax is an upcoming physical wallet which promises to deliver a lot. It's designed to enhance security, accessibility and user interaction, while still providing a high-end user experience. If you're considering buying one, here are some important things to know.
The first thing to note is that it comes with a curved E ink touchscreen. This will be the only one of this kind. The device can be used to sign transactions or view NFT collections. In addition to this it comes with Bluetooth.
There is also an integrated magnet system that allows you to stack up to four Stax devices. Another interesting feature is that it can be charged with Qi wireless charging. This is the same technology that is used in Samsung along with Apple.
Additionally, it comes with an inbuilt battery that could last for months or weeks. That's a really big deal in the case of the crypto hardware wallet.
Overall, it's an excellent device. But there are some downsides to it. For starters, it's quite expensive. If you're prepared to put money into the hardware wallet, it's well worth it.
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College of Public Service Notable Alumni Panel Session, Thursday, November 2nd, 2 p.m.
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ArcelorMittal Steels Reduce Pickup Truck Weight by 23%
The world's largest steel and mining company, ArcelorMittal, has created two sets of steel solutions to reduce the average weight of pick-ups, following on from the award winning launch of its S-in motion catalogue for standard, C-segment cars. These innovations have now been refined and extended to help meet the specific challenges facing the north American light truck market.
The first set uses currently available advanced high strength steels and press-hardenable steel grades such as Usibor®1500 and Ductibor® 500 and can reduce weight by up to 174kg (384lbs) or 23% of the combined weight of a pick-up's cab, box, frame and closures, compared with a modern (2014) baseline vehicle. Reducing the average weight of pick-ups by this amount saves more than 14 grams of CO2-equivalent emissions per kilometre, ensuring pick-up trucks meet regulatory standards in the EU and US. The second uses emerging grades which are in the final stages of development.
The original S-in motion includes multiple solutions for 63 parts of a typical C-segment vehicle and offers weight savings of up to 22% for a car chassis, and a 6.23g drop in CO2 emissions per kilometre, in a car using the lightest S-in motion solutions.
Emissions reduction regulations in the EU and USA are driving auto manufacturers to develop lighter, more fuel efficient vehicles. In the EU, OEMs have to lower average emissions to 95g CO2 per kilometre by 2020. Policy makers in the US have mandated that cars and light trucks average 54.5 miles per gallon by 2025, compared with around 28 miles per gallon today. ArcelorMittal's steel solutions, combined with power train developments, help auto makers reach these new targets for all types of vehicle, including pick-ups.
S-in motion Steel PickUp meets OEMs' acceptance criteria and has been validated for all major automotive standards, including crash safety and stiffness requirements.
Greg Ludkovsky, vice president of global research and development, said: "With these latest developments, combined with power train developments, we are now able to help the automotive segment achieve the required weight reductions to meet new fuel emission standards in all types of vehicles. This is a very exciting development and again shows the enormous innovation potential of steel. Steel is the most cost-effective material for vehicle applications, as well as being the most environmentally friendly."
The innovative new steel solutions include advanced steel grades developed by ArcelorMittal's research and development (R&D) teams in Maizières-lès-Metz and Montataire, France and East Chicago, USA. They provide further evidence that steel is the most sustainable, versatile and affordable material to help automotive manufacturers achieve weight reduction targets on time – without compromising strength and safety.
Pick-up trucks represent a significant part of the NAFTA region's light vehicle market. According to IHS, more than 2.6 million body-on-frame light pick-up trucks will be produced in the NAFTA region this year.
The launch follows significant investment by ArcelorMittal in automotive research and development – which accounts for 33% of the total global budget of US$270m. A team of more than 560 researchers currently work on R&D for the automotive industry, in dedicated centres in East Chicago, USA, Hamilton, Canada, and Maizières-lès-Metz, Montataire and Gandrange in France.
Over the past decade, advanced high strength steels have become the fastest growing material for light vehicle construction. For example, ArcelorMittal Europe's shipments of these steels have doubled in the last five years, to account for one quarter of ArcelorMittal Europe's total automotive steel shipments. For the NAFTA region, ArcelorMittal's order book for advanced high strength steels (including press hardenable steels) is expected to rise from 20% of total automotive steel orders today to 35% in 2019.
ArcelorMittal is continuously working on new steel grades in order to meet manufacturers' needs for the automotive industry. At any one time, up to 80 new grades are under development, with researchers working with OEMs many years in advance in order to develop ever-more efficient, safer and lighter vehicles for the future.


1) Heat oil in a large pan and add chopped onion and cook 5 minutes. Add paprika and carrot. Cook for few minutes and add chickpeas and oats. Mix well and then add the spinach and cook for 10 minute more. Season with salt and pepper, as desired. Serve hot.
Really fast and delicious. Serve with rice and salad. I substituted 2 cups of chopped beet leaves for the spinach. I'll definitely try this again.


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