Updated Friday July 22, 2016 by EMLL.
Your son or daughter needs a glove, baseball pants, and cleats. Parents often purchase a belt and socks to match the team colors. Pants are either white or gray. Ask the coach if they have a preference for the team.
Absolutely. In the Tee Ball division, girls and boys play together on a team. At the next division--Coach Pitch--most girls begin to play softball. There are no rules, however, preventing girls from playing baseball. It really depends upon your daughter's comfort level. Girls have and are playing baseball at EMLL.
How are the sponsors assigned to teams?
Each year we obtain sponsors for our teams. Sometime they request to be associated with a specific coach or player. For example, if an employee has a child on a team, or is coaching a team. Otherwise, they are randomly assigned to a team.
How will I know who my child's coach is?
After the teams are selected, your child's coach will contact you. This usually occurs within a day or two after the draft.
What is the draft and why do we have one?
After tryouts, the coaches get together with the Division Coordinator and select their teams. In order, each coach selects a player to be on his or her team. Once everyone has made a selection, then the process is repeated until all of the players have been placed on a team. The draft is important because it ensures that teams are evenly matched by spreading players of all skill levels around.
About a month prior to Opening Day, players in the Minors through Juniors divisions participate in Tryouts. Each player's skills are tested in three areas: fielding, pitching, and batting. Coaches are present to assess the players in preparation for the drafts.
What if my child is registered, but cannot attend Tryouts?
If your child cannot make it to tryouts, he or she will be assigned to a team rather than selected during the draft. They will be assigned following the order of the draft.
If my child can't make it to tryouts, will he or she still be on a team? There's no need to worry about not making a team. Every child who registers to play will be placed on a team, regardless of how they do in tryouts.
What are the age requirements for Little League?
There are two resources for determining what division your child should be playing in. Use the official Little League resource to determine age requirements. Then use our Division guide to determine the proper fit for your child's skill level.
What kind of bat or glove does my child need?
You can find the answers to equipment questions on our Equipment page. As with all youth sports, buying new equipment can become very costly. Bats can cost between $60-$400. If your child is just starting out, then he or she probably doesn't need all of the most expensive equipment to figure out whether they like the game or not.
On average, each team plays about 18 games. Some divisions play a few more (e.g. Juniors), and some will play a few less (e.g. Tee Ball).
What is the end-of-year tournament?
After the regular season, each team plays a divisional tournament to decide the overall division champion. Team seedings are based on their regular season record. The schedule for these tournaments will be determined by the final week of the regular season.
Where are our practices going to be?
Your coach will determine where your practices will be. Once the fields are suitable to use, teams will be assigned a weekly schedule to practice on them. Since your team will be practicing more than once a week most of the practices will occur off-site at a place to be determined by your coach.
When will I know our team's game schedule?
The schedule will be available after the teams have been formed. Your coach should be able to distribute the game calendar soon after his or her initial contact with you.
What is our practice schedule?
Your coach will determine the practice schedule. Prior to the season, expect two to three practices per week. Once the season begins, that number may decrease.
What kind of commitment are we making by joining EMLL?
What are my concession duties?
One parent for each kid is required to serve in the concession stand once during the season. (You can opt out for a $100 fee) Concession duty runs the length of the game (approximately 1:45 min) . Parents should arrive 15 minutes prior to the start of the game and stay for 15 minutes after the game. There are many different things you can choose to do in the concession stand: cashier, grilling, wrap grilled items, restocking, using the fryer, Our concession stand is located in the center of our Minors, Majors, and Skinned fields, so most parents can still find time to watch some of their kid's game.


Yesterday's Fishing Report : We caught whiting, flounder, black drum and shark.
Yesterday's Fishing Report : We caught spot, whiting, blues, black drum(nice size), pompano and shark.
Yesterday's Fishing Report : We caught spot, whiting, flounder, black drum, pompano and shark.
It is a GLORIOUS sunny Sunday morning here at the pier.
Yesterday ~~~ We caught several keeper-size FLOUNDER, black drum, pompano, spade, spot, and whiting.


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package com.mic.log.util.storm;

import backtype.storm.Config;
import backtype.storm.LocalCluster;
import backtype.storm.generated.StormTopology;

public class Runner {
	  private static final int MILLIS_IN_SEC = 1000;
	  public static void runTopologyLocally(StormTopology topology, String topologyName, Config conf, int runtimeInSeconds)
		      throws InterruptedException {
		    LocalCluster cluster = new LocalCluster();
		    cluster.submitTopology(topologyName, conf, topology);
		    Thread.sleep((long) runtimeInSeconds * MILLIS_IN_SEC);
		    cluster.killTopology(topologyName);
		    cluster.shutdown();
		  }
}

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Microvision (MVIS) Stock: The Acquisition Case Keeps Building
I've talked about Microvision, Inc. (NASDAQ: MVIS) quite a bit lately, and for good reason. Rumors are surfacing that the company will soon be taken over by Microsoft. Now, I cover takeover chatter quite often, but I don't generally write more than one article about these types of rumors as most of them simply aren't true.
However, when it comes to MVIS, I'm staying on top of the story as I honestly believe that an acquisition would be in the best interest of both companies. Here are five reasons that I believe Microsoft will offer to acquire Microvision:
MVIS Stock Continues Up As Acquisition Hopes Continue
At the end of the day, an acquisition of Microvision would be a great move for Microsoft, and there's quite a bit of evidence that it's on the horizons. Here's why:
Reason #1: Royalties: First and foremost, MVIS holds the patents surrounding the Halo Lens product. As such, every time Microsoft sells the product, it has to turn around and pay Microvision. However, with Microvision's current market cap, should Halo Lens become as popular as many believe it would be, these royalties are going to be quite high. By acquiring the company, Microsoft would avoid this issue all together.
Reason #2: Product Manufacturing: Recently, MVIS announced that one of its customers has taken on the responsibility of manufacturing key components involved in the Halo Lens product. While the company didn't say who took this over, it quickly became clear that Microsoft was the company after the Army provided accolades for Microsoft as a result of their work to speed up the production of the products.
Reason #3: MVIS Employees Becoming MSFT Employees: Interestingly, we've seen a key shift of employees going from Microvision and heading for Microsoft. Most notably, a senior researcher from MVIS is now a senior researcher at MSFT. Not to mention that the principal hardware engineer of the Halo Lens has also shifted over to Microsoft.
Reason #4: Clear Value: Another thing to think about here is that Microvision has a very valuable future. If you don't believe me, just look at all of the institutions that have gotten involved. Even the Michigan Treasury is getting in on the action with a current holding of 4 million shares.
Reason #5: MSFT Has Nothing To Lose: Sure, an acquisition wouldn't come free, but Microsoft has no shortage of cash. Should they acquire MVIS, there's really nothing for them to lose. However, should they decide not to acquire the company, they are losing the opportunity to get their hands on technology that very well could be the future of the space.
The bottom line here is simple. Everything I'm looking is becoming yet another reason for Microsoft to pull the trigger on a deal. As I always mention in these situations, there has been no confirmed takeover talks, and rumors aren't always true. So, be careful. Nonetheless, in this particular case, there's good reason to expect a deal, and soon!
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You are here: BAILII >> Databases >> High Court of Ireland Decisions >> McAndrew -v- Egan t/a Egan Daughter & Co. Solicitors [2017] IEHC 346 (13 February 2017)
McAndrew -v- Egan t/a Egan Daughter & Co. Solicitors
Ní Raifeartaigh J.
RECORD NO: 2011/10660 P
SEAN MCANDREW
ENYA EGAN PRACTICING UNDER THE STYLE AND TITLE OF EGAN DAUGHTER AND CO. SOLICITORS
JUDGMENT of Ms Justice Ní Raifeartaigh delivered on the 13th February, 2017
1.	The issue before the Court in the present case is whether the plaintiff's claim should be struck out for want of prosecution and on grounds of inordinate and inexcusable delay. The substantive proceedings brought by the plaintiff involve claims relating to legal services rendered to the plaintiff by the defendant in her capacity as a solicitor in respect of a dispute with a neighbour. The present issue arose by way of motion brought by the defendant, and while the plaintiff was respondent to the motion and the defendant was the applicant on the motion, I think it will be clearer if I refer to the parties by their positions in the substantive proceedings, i.e. Mr McAndrew as the plaintiff and Ms. Egan as the defendant, throughout this judgment. It came before the Court simultaneously with another motion, seeking identical reliefs in respect of a separate set of substantive proceedings (Reference Number 2011/9050 P), involving the same parties, to which I will cross refer in this judgment.
The history of the proceedings
2.	The plenary summons was issued on the 24th November, 2011 and an appearance was entered by the defendant on the 22nd December, 2011. The plaintiff issued a motion pursuant to a notice dated the 18th July, 2012, for judgment in default of defence, which motion was struck out on consent by order of Mr. Justice O'Neill in the High Court on the 5th November, 2012, a defence having been delivered on 30th July, 2012, some eight months after the plenary summons was issued and seven months after the appearance was entered. The defendant raised a notice for particulars on the 30th July, 2012. The statement of claim was subsequently amended. The plaintiff replied to the notice for particulars on the 20th August, 2012, and raised a notice for particulars on the same date. Replies to the plaintiff's notice for particulars were provided, dated the 7th January, 2013, almost five months later, and a motion for an order requiring the defendant to reply to the plaintiff's particulars was struck out on consent by Mr. Justice Moriarty in the High Court on the 4th February, 2013.
3.	The period of delay of which the defendant complains in the present motion is the period of time which has elapsed since the 7th January, 2013, being the date on which the notice for particulars raised by the plaintiff was replied to. The present motion issued in November, 2015, and was not heard until the 13th February, 2017.
Alleged delay from the 7th January, 2013
4.	The correspondence exhibited to the Court, set out below, gives an indication of the positions of the parties and the steps taken by them in respect of the proceedings throughout the period of claimed delay. The letters sent by the defendant's solicitors express an eagerness to have the matter fixed for hearing with some expedition pursuant to instructions of their client. The plaintiff's responses referred to difficulties faced by him in obtaining legal assistance.
5.	The solicitors for the defendant wrote to the plaintiff on the 3rd July, 2013, requesting that a notice of trial be served and the matter be set down for hearing in early course, the pleadings having been closed and no discovery matters remaining outstanding at that stage. The solicitors for the defendant wrote again to the plaintiff on the 14th February, 2014, requesting that the Notice of Trial be served within 21 days. They further stated that should the plaintiff fail to do so, they would proceed to serve the notice of trial on the defendant's behalf and have the matter set down for hearing. This was replied to by the plaintiff by letter of the 27th February, 2014, stating that he was "endeavouring to obtain the services of a Solicitor" and "would be obliged if you delay further action in this case for say, three weeks." This request was acceded to by solicitors on behalf of the defendant by a letter dated the 20th March, 2014, wherein it was confirmed that they would take no further action for a period of three weeks. It also stated that the defendant was anxious to have the matter set down for hearing and that they would be serving a notice of trial on the expiry of the three week period. The plaintiff wrote to the defendant's solicitors on the 8th April, 2014, stating, "As you are aware, my previous solicitor GM solicitors has ceased his practice. However, I am in contact with a new firm of solicitors so therefore will be in a position to deal with the matters next week." This was followed by a letter of the 27th April, 2014, which responded to a letter sent by the defendant's solicitors in October, 2012 alleging non-compliance of the plaintiff's amended statement of claim with the Rules of the Superior Courts.
6.	The solicitors for the defendant responded by letter dated the 20th May, 2014, indicating that the issue in relation to the Statement of Claim was not being pursued and that, as they had not received a notice of trial from the plaintiff or solicitors on his behalf, they were proceeding to serve notice of trial. A letter dated the 23rd May, 2014, was subsequently sent to the plaintiff enclosing the notice of trial.
7.	At issue in the correspondence which followed was having the proceedings set down for trial, along with another set of proceedings involving the same parties, to which I referred in the opening paragraph of this judgment. A letter of the 7th November, 2014, from the defendant's solicitors, served a Notice of Trial and set the matter down for hearing, noting that the plaintiff had failed to do so. It also noted that certificate of readiness had also been filed in both cases and a copy of same was enclosed. It concluded "We confirm that our instructions are to proceed to apply for a Hearing date in this matter at the earliest possible opportunity. In this respect, please confirm whether there are any dates between now and 30 July 2015 which are not convenient for you." Absent a response from the plaintiff, this request to confirm availability was reiterated in a letter from the defendant's solicitors in a letter dated the 23rd February, 2015.
8.	The plaintiff responded to this letter by way of letter dated the 20th March, 2015 stating,
"In relation to the above matters I am not in any position to proceed with any hearing/s due to my seeking to bring on Record Solicitor and Counsel. As you are aware, my former Solicitors GM Solicitors ceased to practice and I am without legal advice. In the coping weeks or months you will receive correspondence relative to proceedings being moved forward."
9.	The defendant's solicitors responded on the 10th April, 2015, and referred to the plaintiff's letter of the 27th February, 2014, and a contemporaneous conversation between the plaintiff and the defendant's solicitors, which indicated that the plaintiff was at that stage endeavouring to obtain the services of a solicitor. It stated,
"[w]e note that you have been without legal representation for in excess of a year at this point in time. We would suggest that you have had ample opportunity to instruct new solicitors to act for you in this matter and it is simply not acceptable from our client's perspective that you now write to us indicating that you continue to seek new legal representation."
It then reiterated that the defendant was seeking hearing dates for both matters at the earliest opportunity. It went on to set out that a further four weeks would be provided to allow for the attainment of legal representation by the plaintiff, after which period, if the defendant had not heard from the plaintiff or his new solicitors and received a notice of change of solicitor, the defendant would be proceedings to apply for hearing dates.
10.	On the same date, the 10th April, 2015, solicitors for the defendant issued a second letter to the plaintiff, suggesting an alternative course for the resolution of the proceedings; to "compromise both sets of proceedings." It was prefaced with a reiteration of the defendant's position, namely that she had no liability to the plaintiff in either set of proceedings and that the proceedings were without merit, before proposing as follows: "she will bear her own substantial legal costs in defending both sets of proceedings in the event that you formally withdraw both sets of proceedings against her." This received no response from the plaintiff.
11.	A Notice of Trial was issued in respect of the substantive proceedings, the subject matter of the present motion, at the behest of the defendant, dated the 22nd May, 2014, and a certificate of readiness was also issued, dated the 10th October, 2014.
12.	In the grounding affidavit of Mr. Corcoran, he stated the following in relation to the claimed prejudice to the defendant, arising from the delay of the plaintiff:
"I say that the delay is prejudicial to the Defendant in its Defence of these proceedings. It is likely that with the passage of time witnesses will not be available and their recollection of events will have dimmed over time. In addition, the solicitor who dealt with the file in the Defendant's office, Aidan Crowley, left the Defendant's office some time ago and is no longer practising as a solicitor."
The plaintiff's difficulty obtaining legal advice
13.	Originally, the firm of G.M. Solicitors of County Longford were retained by the plaintiff to act on his behalf. They were discharged by notice, filed on the 20th May, 2013.
14.	The plaintiff indicated in his letters, set out above, that around the 27th February, 2014, he was "endeavouring to obtain the services of a Solicitor." He noted in his letter of the 8th April, 2014, that he was in contact with a new firm of solicitors and in his letter of the 20th March, 2015, he stated:
15.	In his affidavit of, 11th February, 2016, sworn in relation to the second motion, he provided further detail. He stated that "[t]he deponent then applied to Galligan Johnston Solicitors, 15, Clanwilliam Terrance, Dublin 2. By letter dated the 10th December 2014 they were not in any position to come on record." He exhibited the letter referred to. He continued,
"[t]he deponent then applied to Malcomson Law Solicitor to come on record, but by letter dated the 11th March 2015, they stated that they were not in a position to take on the case. The deponent by letter dated the 20th March 2015 wrote to J. A. Shaw Solicitors advising them that the deponent was not in any position to proceed with proceedings as he was seeking the aid of Solicitor and Counsel."
He also stated that at that time, February, 2016, seeking the assistance of a McKenzie friend.
16.	It appears that at some point thereafter, the plaintiff obtained the assistance of a McKenzie friend who was present at the hearing of this motion before the Court.
Applicable legal principles
17.	The principles of law applicable to this motion have been set out in the judgment which I gave in respect of the motion heard concurrently with the present motion, to which I referred in the opening paragraph of this judgment. Adopting those principles for the purposes of both proceedings, I now apply them to the circumstances of the present case.
Application of the principles to the present case
Was the delay inordinate?
18.	The delay complained of is from the 7th January, 2013, the date on which the defendant issued replies to the notice for particulars raised by the defendant, to the present. The correspondence exhibited by the parties, set out above, supports the assertion that no steps were taken by the plaintiff during this period to directly advance the proceedings and the plaintiff has adduced no evidence to the contrary. The period of inactivity complained of amounts to approximately 4 years, 1 month. I note that the motion to strike out was issued in 2015, which was met with continued delay by the plaintiff and was not heard until the 13th February, 2017. It seems to me that the period of delay was inordinate.
Was the delay excusable?
19.	The reason advanced by the plaintiff for the delay in advancing the proceedings is the difficulty he encountered in obtaining solicitor and counsel.
20.	A number of authorities have indicated a reluctance to find sufficient excuse in the fact that delay can be attributed to a plaintiff's legal advisers. These authorities demonstrate the general rule that responsibility will rest with the plaintiff for failure to expedite matters in such circumstances, although the personal blameworthiness of the plaintiff is a matter which may be considered in the exercise of a court's discretion (see the comments of Finlay P in Rainsford). Comments of similar effect were made by MacMenamin J. in McBrearty v North Western Health Board [2007] IEHC 431, when he said,
"I consider that even (as here) in the circumstances of an absence of culpability on the part of the plaintiff, culpability may nonetheless be imputed to the plaintiff by virtue of delay on the part of his solicitors in the determination as to whether or not the delay was inexcusable. Different considerations apply, however, in the third aspect of the test, that of 'balance of justice'."
These cases illustrate that the responsibility for advancing their case lies at the door of the plaintiff. Although these comments were made in circumstances where the party had a legal team, in my view they have relevance to situations such as the present, where the difficulty lies in retaining legal representation in the first place. If there is an onus on plaintiffs to advance their proceedings even where he or she is legally represented, there must be a similar onus to do so where they are not, provided that they have been allowed a reasonable period of time to find a new legal team. Much more than a reasonable period in that regard has elapsed, and the plaintiff is not entitled to stall the proceedings indefinitely while he searches for a new legal team. There comes a point where he must accept that he has to deal with the proceedings even without a legal team.
The balance of justice
21.	In determining where the balance of justice lies in this case, the Court is cognisant of the non-exhaustive list of factors set out by Hamilton C.J. in Primor, quoted above, as well as the evolving jurisprudence on the need to hear cases within a reasonable time, owing to obligations placed on the courts pursuant to Article 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights and the European Convention on Human Rights Act, 2003.
22.	In respect of the claimed prejudice to the defendant, the defendant appealed to the general diminution in the quality of witness evidence as a result of the passage of time. Although it was stated on affidavit that the individual responsible for the plaintiff's file, Mr. Crowley, had left the office of the defendant some time ago and no longer practiced as a solicitor, there is no suggestion that he would be unavailable to give evidence should the matter proceed to trial. In contrast to the prejudice alleged in respect of the separate proceedings involving the parties, in relation to which, as noted, a motion seeking identical reliefs was heard in tandem with the present motion, there was no specific prejudice alleged such as the death of a witness.
23.	I have also considered the conduct of the defendant in the proceedings and I have noted the delays attributable to the defendant, including a period of some 8 months between the issue of the plenary summons and the filing of a defence, which action was taken only after the plaintiff brought a motion for judgment in default of defence. I further note a period of significance, which was a delay of almost five months to respond to the plaintiff's notice for particulars, which replies were only served following the issuance of a motion by the plaintiff.
24.	Nonetheless, the inordinate period of time which has elapsed since the plaintiff has taken his last step in the proceedings, and the failure to move matters on since the motion issued in November, 2015, in my view is such that the balance of justice requires a striking out of the proceedings for inordinate and inexcusable delay.
25.	The defendant also made an application under Order 122, Rule 11 of the Rules of the Superior Courts to have the proceedings dismissed for want of prosecution, no steps having been taken by the plaintiff in excess of two years in the proceedings. Having heard the evidence in this matter, I find that the defendant is also entitled to the relief sought on this ground.
26.	Accordingly, I will make an order for the striking out of the proceedings, the subject of the motion presently before the Court, by reason of inordinate and inexcusable delay and want of prosecution.
McAndrew -v- Egan t/a Egan Daughter & Co. Solicitors [2017] IEHC ~ (13 February 2017)


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The Ramona Collective
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MEET: Skylar
Interview of Skylar Watkins by Cecilia Nguyen
Hey Skylar, how are you?
I'm doing swell.
Well I love photography, but I also love film. I want to go to film school. I'm going to University of the Arts in the fall. I guess I like to stay busy. In high school, I played volleyball for four years, was captain of the speech and debate team, did a lot of acting, and loved reading… so in all, I'm kind of a jack of all trades, I guess.
Because you said you like film and photography, are you working on any big projects?
I'm working on a TV series right now in my Television Production class called The Classroom. Photography-wise, I have some planned shoots coming up, just in abandoned locations and I'm trying to go to the Infinity Mirrors Exhibit before it closes, with a model, just to keep the Instagram fresh.
Do you work for a photography company or are you a freelance photographer?
I do freelance, but I work for two smaller magazines: Tongue Tied, which is a teen-run magazine for fashion, and Unclear Magazine, which is a music magazine.
What do you like most about being a girl?
Well, being a girl is fucking awesome. What do I like most about being a girl? I don't know, I've never thought about it because I've been a girl my whole life. Girl power? I feel like girls are so fierce and… it's easy to look down on girls, but then you're like no, I fight back. I'm a badass bitch.
What makes you feel vulnerable?
I guess being open with other people because I feel like … I mean, I just feel like other people generally just suck so much, so I guess I'm vulnerable when I'm close to other people.
What makes you feel powerful?
Making art, that makes me feel powerful.
What about you sets you apart from everyone else?
I feel like… my weirdness? I don't know, I'd say I have a pretty unique personality. My sense of humour and the way I talk to people, I've been told it's kind of weird, but I guess that makes me, me, so I dig it.
What advice would you give to your younger self?
Always be yourself, because you can't really, no matter how hard you try, ever appease others. The only thing you can worry about is yourself, and if at the end of the day you're happy with yourself and your decisions, ultimately you don't really need to care about what other people think, because no one's opinion matters, besides your own.
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Genomic and cranial phenotype data support multiple modern human dispersals from Africa and a southern route into Asia
Hugo Reyes-Centenoa, Silvia Ghirottob, Florent Détroitc, Dominique Grimaud-Hervéc, Guido Barbujanib, and Katerina Harvatia.
Edited by Richard G. Klein, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, and approved March 19, 2014 (received for review December 19, 2013).
Despite broad consensus on Africa as the main place of origin for anatomically modern humans, their dispersal pattern out of the continent continues to be intensely debated. In extant human populations, the observation of decreasing genetic and phenotypic diversity at increasing distances from sub-Saharan Africa has been interpreted as evidence for a single dispersal, accompanied by a series of founder effects. In such a scenario, modern human genetic and phenotypic variation was primarily generated through successive population bottlenecks and drift during a rapid worldwide expansion out of Africa in the Late Pleistocene. However, recent genetic studies, as well as accumulating archaeological and paleoanthropological evidence, challenge this parsimonious model. They suggest instead a "southern route" dispersal into Asia as early as the late Middle Pleistocene, followed by a separate dispersal into northern Eurasia. Here we test these competing out-of-Africa scenarios by modeling hypothetical geographical migration routes and assessing their correlation with neutral population differentiation, as measured by genetic polymorphisms and cranial shape variables of modern human populations from Africa and Asia. We show that both lines of evidence support a multiple-dispersals model in which Australo-Melanesian populations are relatively isolated descendants of an early dispersal, whereas other Asian populations are descended from, or highly admixed with, members of a subsequent migration event.
http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2014/04/16/1323666111


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package org.olat.user;

import org.olat.core.id.Preferences;
import org.olat.core.util.i18n.I18nManager;
import org.olat.core.util.notifications.NotificationsManager;

/**
 * Desciption: Implementation of the user preferences. When creating a new preferences object all attributes are set to null! One needs to populate the object with the
 * setter methods. This is a component object of a user.
 *
 * @author guido
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public class PreferencesImpl implements Preferences {
	private String language;
	private String fontsize;
	private String notificationInterval;
	boolean informSessionTimeout;
	private boolean presenceMessagesPublic;

	/**
	 * Default constructor.
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	public PreferencesImpl() {
		super();
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	/**
	 * Get users language settings
	 *
	 * @return Users language
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	@Override
	public String getLanguage() {
		return this.language;
	}

	/**
	 * Set users language settings
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	 * @param l new language
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	@Override
	public void setLanguage(final String l) {
		// validate the language; fallback to default
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	/**
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Fortum Charge & Drive opens an innovative charging facility for electric vehicles in Oslo, Norway
09 December 2016, 13:25 EET
Fortum Charge & Drive is building an innovative EV charging facility at the Vulkan parking garage in central Oslo. Charge & Drive is installing a battery reserve that will balance power loads in order to avoid putting strain on the power grid during times of high usage. There will be over 100 charging stations available for customers.
The solution makes it possible for parking garages and residential parking facilities, among others, to set up large EV charging facilities without having to make expensive and time-consuming upgrades to the power grid. The batteries mitigate the need for supplemental power from the grid during periods of high usage, such as when many EVs charge at the same time.
"The batteries in this installation are slowly charging up all the time; during times of high loads, the batteries will charge the cars. We believe this is one of the most innovative charging facilities in the world," says Jan Haugen Ihle, Country Manager of Fortum Charge & Drive Norway.
Fortum helps Oslo reach its climate goals
The new charging facility is being built in cooperation with property owner Aspelin Ramm Eiendom AS and the city of Oslo. The facility will help Oslo reach its ambitious climate goals, which include cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 50% by 2020 and 95% by 2030, compared to 1990 levels.
"This charging facility will boost the use of electric cars for taxis, goods distribution, and service companies," says Sture Portvik, responsible for electric cars at the Municipality of Oslo.
Further development during 2017
The charging facility at Vulkan is planned to be opened in December 2016 and will continue to be developed during the first half of 2017. Some of the integrated features include:
• 100 flexible semi-fast charging stations (22 kW) in addition to two fast-charging stations with support for both the CHAdeMO and CCS standard (50 kW, prepared to handle 150 kW at a later time)
• A unique battery solution to balance the phase distortions and reduce peaks in the power grid. This means EVs get more power at every single charge point
• An energy efficient building – power control is used to give more power to charging EVs
• Use of a display or an app to select charging speed
• Possibility to reserve charging spots via an app
• Power balancing with battery storage
• The installation is prepared for "vehicle to grid," meaning that power can be transferred both to and from the batteries of the charging cars. This way, the batteries of the cars can also be used to balance the system in the future.
Jan Haugen Ihle, Country Manager Fortum Charge & Drive Norway, mobile +47 907 45 215
About Fortum
Fortum is a leading clean energy company which provides its customers with electricity, heating and cooling as well as smart solutions to improve resource efficiency. We want to engage our customers and society to join the change for a cleaner world. We employ some 8,000 professionals in the Nordic and the Baltic countries, Russia, Poland and India, and already 64% of our electricity generation is CO2 free. In 2015, our sales were EUR 3.5 billion.
About Charge & Drive
Charge & Drive is a pioneer in electric vehicle charging and operates in Norway, Iceland, Sweden and Finland. In total, the network consists of 900 affiliated smart chargers. The Charge & Drive cloud-based business system is already used by about 50 partners in the Nordic countries and nearly 40,000 end customers.
Charge & Drive offers a cloud-based service for quick charging of electric cars with an easy payment function via SMS, RFID tag or web application. In addition, the service monitoring and operation of the charging stations can be handled remotely for improved accessibility. The service also gives the electric car driver information about where chargers are available, and around-the-clock customer service is accessible from every charging station, if the customer prefers personal contact.


The 2nd Annual REAL Fake News Awards, that ceremony where the worst Fake News offenders of the past year are dishonoured with the shameful Dino awards. Live (by which I mean recorded) from western Japan. So will The Guardian retain its title as biggest purveyor of fake news or will a new challenger come along to take its place? Find out in this year's most exciting award show!
Well, I suppose expecting commentators to actually watch the video would be rather far fetched on my part.
Anyhow, what are your favorite fake-news stories that are REAL fake news, not because they disagree with you, but were, or are, actually fake news.
The story about the teens coming home from a Pro Life March and the media attacking them because they were supposedly being disrespectful to an "elder" American Indian who stated (wrongly) that he was a Vet. They did nothing wrong as later video shows and were vilified by the MSM. It's disgusting when the MSM can't be bothered to find out the REAL story as it turns out that the teens were the real victims. This is one of the many reasons why the media can't be trusted to report the actual FACTS.
Oh and they were wearing MAGA hats - this was over a friggen HAT! How stupid is that? One may not support Trump but the US is still a free country - or maybe not. Didn't see this when people wore T-shirts supporting Obama did you? Nope, just the left is frighteningly disturbed, angry and violent!!
I remember Heddy Fry claiming on national news that "Crosses are burning on the lawns in Prince George as we speak". Never happened.
I believe Hedy Fry made that incredulous assertion in the House of Commons. And I remember her running away from reporters into her limo to avoid any further questions on her bald face lie.
Correct. Worse she faced no censure from the Liberal party for doing so.


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A Classical Page Turner Resume
(Klik hier voor dit artikel in het Nederlands.) The fact that page turners can make it to great heights is illustrated by the humerous resume below. (By page turners I mean: the people who sit beside a pianist during a concert and turn the…
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Considering The Circumstances
By Emiel F.A.J. Stöpler Person A: Hi, long time no see! How are you? Person B: Hi! Yeah, it's been a while, hasn't it? Well considering the circumstances, I'm not doing so great… Person A: Really? How come? Person B: Well, I just…
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Daily Wisdom, Lyrics
By Emiel F.A.J. Stöpler I have to remind myself Each and every day To take that risk And find my way We're often told to live safely And keep our dreams small But never taking risks Is the biggest risk of all I ask myself…
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What Is Wealth?
By Emiel F.A.J. Stöpler Is wealth the money in your pocket? Or the size of your bank account? Is it all the stuff we own? That sits in the attic, where nothing can be found? Or is wealth a kind, spontaneous gesture? By a perfect stranger…
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A Zappa Concert By The NNO
By Emiel F.A.J. Stöpler I am honored to have the opportunity to hear 100 musicians from the NNO in an early rehearsal, practicing my composition "The Adventures Of Dindoo." It will be performed as a world premiere Thursday night In…
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The NAME Releases Fantastic New Album
The New American Mandolin Ensemble (the NAME) released a terrific new album, with contemporary pieces for plucked strings. On the album is also one of my own pieces, which is called The City Awakens. The album can be ordered through CD…
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Triptych for Mandolin Ensemble
I'm excited to announce that my new piece for the New American Mandolin Ensemble (NAME) – Triptych for Mandolin Ensemble – got a first try-out performance at the Breadbox Theatre in Willimantic, CT, USA! It was very well received and the…
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The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center announces the acquisition of Mikel Rouse's Archive
The exhibition, Passport: 30 Years Drawn on the Road (in conjunction with the exhibit False Doors at the Margarete Roeder Gallery), celebrates the announcement of the acquisition of the Mikel Rouse Archive as part of the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center's permanent collection. The archive will include Rouse's scores, manuscripts, digital media including audio, video, and film material, as well as art work, sketchbooks, diaries and correspondence. Materials featured in the exhibition will also be found in the archive.
"The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts is honored to have Mikel Rouse's archive in the collection," said Jacqueline Z. Davis, Barbara G. and Lawrence A. Fleischman Executive Director for the Performing Arts. "The rich and important work of this wonderfully diverse artist will be available for patrons to study and learn from for years to come." Speaking with the New York Times, Ms. Davis said, "There's a lot, but thankfully, not only is he creative, extremely talented and very successful — he's also organized." The collection, she explained, is arriving in four waves: analog master tapes; scores, manuscripts and programs; digital media; and, finally, sketchbooks, diaries, contracts and correspondence, some of which are in the exhibition.


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Revealed: Carlow businesses win big at this year's prestigious Irish Hospitality Awards
Well deserved!
Avlon House Bed and Breakfast
Two Carlow businesses took home national awards when over 300 of elite professionals gathered at the Crowne Plaza Dublin Airport Hotel on Monday for the Irish Hospitality Awards 2019.
Read also: Four organisations in Carlow to benefit from over €300,000 in Government funding
The ceremony acknowledged the commitment of local professionals and establishments, from restaurants, bars, hotels to festivals and venues that have stood out from the rest due to their dedication to the customer satisfaction.
The winners, who are chosen by members of the public, are a true reflection of the hard work, quality and impeccable customer service that is offered in the hospitality industry.
The awards also showcased those individuals who continue to thrive and whose excellence has led them at the forefront of the industry.
The prestigious event was hosted by the best-selling author, Andrea Hayes.
There were 28 accolades presented to the deserving winners. Several of the awards were split into local regions to ensure the diverse range of hospitality businesses from across Ireland are acknowledged for their exceptional performance.
Read also: Underground car park 'suitable for other uses' on sale for €79,000 in centre of Carlow Town
A spokesperson for the Irish Hospitality Awards 2019 said: "The hospitality industry has grown significantly over the years and this has introduced new challenges to the professionals who work within the sector.
"The customer expectations have been increased but these winners are the experts in meeting their customers' needs and demands in the best possible way.
"The awards aimed to thank those who make a huge contribution to enhancing the country's tourism and reputation, whose work often remains overshadowed.
"We would like to congratulate all winners and finalists for their amazing achievements."
The Carlow winners at the Irish Hospitality Awards 2019 were:
Best Nightclub:The Foundry Nightclub (Carlow)
Bed & Breakfast of the Year Midlands: Avlon House Bed & Breakfast (Carlow)


Yesterday I flew to Salt Lake City, UT to visit with my girlfriend who lives there. Neither of us had a proper Thanksgiving celebration on Thanksgiving Day. Thankfully, we were able to prepare a feast for ourselves here. Unfortunately, we didn't start cooking until late in the afternoon. We both worked on cooking the meal together. Thankfully, she had already thawed the turkey, but the entire meal was not ready for us to sit down and eat until 10PM. I'd have to say this was by far the latest Thanksgiving dinner I had ever eaten, but it was one of the most satisfying. Neither of us had ever cooked a full turkey, nor made all the sides associated with a full Thanksgiving dinner. Surprisingly, the entire meal was really good. The turkey was one of the best I had ever tasted. Maybe it was just because it was the fruit of our labors, but it was all really tasty.
The most important thing for me for Thanksgiving has always been getting a chance to spend time with family. My girlfriend is not family, yet, but she is the closest thing to family that I get to see. My Thanksgiving was disappointing back on the acutal day, but celebrating Thanksgiving doesn't have to happen on the day everyone else does. Just getting to celebrate it with someone else that I love is what was important to me. That and I finally got to have some turkey.


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Sooners celebrate
Head coach Lincoln Riley holds up the Big 12 champion trophy after OU won the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Spencer Rattler
Redshirt freshman quarterback Spencer Rattler holds the Big 12 Championship Game "Most Outstanding Player" trophy after OU won the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Sooners defense
The Sooners defense makes a tackle during the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Senior cornerback Tre Brown intercepts the ball during the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Senior cornerback Tre Brown returns an interception during the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Senior cornerback Tre Brown celebrates after earning an interception during the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Redshirt freshman quarterback Spencer Rattler throws the ball during the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Redshirt junior linebacker Robert Barnes makes a tackle during the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Jadon Haselwood
Sophomore wide receiver Jadon Haselwood catches the ball during the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Sophomore wide receiver Jadon Haselwood is hit in midair during the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Sophomore wide receiver Jadon Haselwood celebrates after securing a catch during the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Rhamondre Stevenson
Senior running back Rhamondre Stevenson runs the ball during the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Redshirt freshman quarterback Spencer Rattler scores a touchdown during the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Redshirt freshman quarterback Spencer Rattler celebrates after scoring a touchdown during the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
The offensive line pre-snap during the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Redshirt freshman quarterback Spencer Rattler looks to throw the ball during the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Kasey Kelleher
Redshirt junior long snapper Kasey Kelleher stops an OU punt during the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Redshirt junior long snapper Kasey Kelleher celebrates after stopping an OU punt during the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Redshirt freshman quarterback Spencer Rattler fakes the handoff during the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
D.J. Graham and David Ugwoegbu
Freshman cornerback D.J. Graham and sophomore linebacker David Ugwoegbu make a tackle during the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Redshirt freshman quarterback Spencer Rattler runs the ball during the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Pat Fields
Junior safety Pat Fields makes a tackle during the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Senior cornerback Tre Brown returns a kickoff during the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Senior running back Rhamondre Stevenson takes a tackle during the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Alex Grinch
Defensive coordinator and safeties coach Alex Grinch talks to the Sooners during the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Junior safety Pat Fields returns an interception during the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Redshirt freshman quarterback Spencer Rattler rolls out during the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Perrion Winfrey
Junior defensive lineman Perrion Winfrey attempts to sack Iowa State quarterback Brock Purdy during the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Redshirt freshman quarterback Spencer Rattler speaks to a member of the media after OU won the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
The Sooners celebrate after winning the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Jon-Michael Terry
Redshirt senior outside linebacker Jon-Michael Terry catches a hat after OU won the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
The Sooners celebrate with head coach Lincoln Riley after winning the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Bob Bowlsby
Big 12 commissioner Bob Bowlsby presents the Big 12 champion trophy after OU won the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Big 12 Championship Game Trophies
The "Big 12 Championship Game Most Outstanding Player" and "Big 12 Champion" trophies sit on a table after OU won the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Head coach Linocln Riley hands off the Big 12 champion trophy after OU won the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Junior safety Delarrin Turner-Yell admires the Big 12 champion trophy after OU won the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Junior defensive back Brendan Radley-Hiles admires the Big 12 champion trophy after OU won the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Junior defensive end Ronnie Perkins hoists the Big 12 champion trophy up after OU won the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.
Head coach Lincoln Riley waves to fans and walks off the field after OU won the Big 12 Championship Game against No. 6 Iowa State at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 19.


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The Champs est un groupe américain de rock and roll formé en 1957 à Los Angeles. Il est particulièrement connu pour son succès Tequila qui a été vendu à plus de 6 millions d'exemplaires et a reçu un Grammy Award de la meilleure chanson R&B en 1958.

Membres
 Chuck Rio - saxophone, voix
 Dave Burgess - guitare
 Dale Norris - guitare, claviers
 Bobby Morris - basse
 Dean McDaniel - basse
 Gen Alden - batterie
 Paul C Saenz - guitare
 Benjamin Van Norman - basse

Ont également fait partie du groupe Glen Campbell, Jerry Cole et Seals and Crofts.

La dernière formation des Champs, en 1965, comprenait Johnny Trombore (coauteur de certaines chansons avec Jimmy Seals), Maurice Marshall, Dash Crofts, le bassiste Curtis Paul et le remplaçant de Seals au saxophone, Keith MacKendrick.

Singles

Notes et références

Annexes

Bibliographie

Liens externes

Groupe de rock de Los Angeles
Groupe musical formé en 1957
Artiste d'Apex Records
Artiste de Challenge Records

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A typical home in the Hartford-West Hartford-East Hartford metro area costs $247,000, lower than in Connecticut as a whole, where the typical home is worth $270,900.
The price of a typical Hartford home is, however, more than the national median home value of $194,500.
Residents of areas with more expensive real estate also tend to have relatively high incomes. In Hartford, the typical household earns $72,275 annually, roughly the same as the $71,346 median household income statewide and higher than the $55,775 national figure. Hartford has the second highest median household income of any Connecticut metro area.
Home values tend to be higher in dense, urban areas, where space is limited and land is more expensive as a result. The priciest homes in the country are in cities along the East and West Coast, where population density is also among the highest nationwide. In the Hartford-West Hartford-East Hartford metro area, there are 800 people per square mile, far greater than the average urban population density of 283 Americans per square mile across all metro areas nationwide. Hartford has the highest population density of any Connecticut metro area.
Home values in the metro area may also be augmented by the health of the local job market. People often relocate for occupational reasons, and an area with lower unemployment is more likely to have more expensive real estate. The Hartford-West Hartford-East Hartford metro area's unemployment rate, however, was 5.4% as of August 2016, higher than the 4.9% jobless rate nationwide.
Areas with high home values are often fairly well-educated. In addition to the better-paying jobs that educated residents often hold, the presence of good schools and universities are likely to increase demand for nearby homes. In Hartford, 38.3% of adults have at least a bachelor's degree, a larger share than the 30.6% of Americans with similar education nationwide.


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Sophie Turner and Maisie Williams Would 'Try and Kiss Each Other' Mid-Scene on 'Game of Thrones'
By Jennifer Drysdale 12:14 PM PDT, June 6, 2019
ANGELA WEISS/AFP/Getty Images
Sophie Turner and Maisie Williams were fully ready to introduce more incest to Game of Thrones.
During her Wednesday appearance on Conan, Turner revealed that she and Williams, who played Sansa and Arya Stark, respectively, would troll the show's cast and crew by trying to kiss each other on set.
"We fully knew [that people thought we were together]. We played into it. We did," Turner explained to host Conan O'Brien of her close relationship with Williams. "So on the set, we would kind of do the scene then try and kiss each other in the middle of the scene and see if anyone would react."
"It's Game of Thrones, so incest is so normal that they were like, 'All right, that's fine,'" she continued. "It was probably the most tame thing that happened on the show, actually."
O'Brien followed up, asking if Turner and Williams were just trying to make people think they were dating each other as a joke. "Yeah, you know, sometimes you just wanna make out with your best friend," Turner teased.
Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic for HBO
The co-stars quickly became best friends after being cast as sisters on the HBO drama as children. In fact, Williams will be a maid of honor at Turner's upcoming second wedding to Joe Jonas. Turner shared the news with ET at Game of Thrones' season eight premiere in April.
"I don't know why she's thinking about [what she's wearing to my wedding]. I'm giving her the bridesmaid dress!" she said with a laugh. "She's my maid of honor! One of two."
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Q: Entity Framework CTP5 I am starting a fairly complex web app and really want to use EF CTP5 but I do not want to shoot myself in the foot here if they make any major changes just before they release it.
I know there are a lot of people using it but was wondering if anyone is currently using it in development of production apps?

A: I'm pretty much committed to using Code First for my production app.  I'm sure there will be a few breaking changes, but the overall API is stable.  The MSDN ADO blog has just published a huge series of How-To's, so you can assume that they are nearing release and that there won't be any major changes.

A: I'm using code first in a greenfield environment. The domain model is working well with mapping so far. 1 month into using developing it and am only excited so far. No big roadblocks. The only thing is that enum support is very tricky. I did manage to get a working specification pattern developed as well. MyFoos.Where(specPattern.Expression).

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What led me to the brink? Lack of time and not taking time for my introverted self to spend some time alone gadget and distraction free. My mind was racing and my nerves were on edge. Yesterday, I had to turn off my computer on multiple occasions because the sound of the fan was grating on my last nerve and the light emitting from the screen kept calling for me to do something or pay attention. I also put my phone on the charger in an effort to disconnect. I needed some time to have no input coming in.
A few of these things I had scheduled as self-care like the headshots and Bunco. But the preparation for these self-care items made it hard for me to fully relax and enjoy because I was thinking of the next thing on the list in order to get it all done. I even try and think of cleaning as self-care, but there was underlying stress to everything I was doing. I didn't have a buffer anywhere in my calendar to just sit and unwind in silence.
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Bayle ist der Familienname folgender Personen:
 Antoine Laurent Jessé Bayle (1799–1858), französischer Psychiater und Gehirnforscher
 Émile Bayle (1819–1895), französischer Paläontologe
 François Bayle (* 1932), französischer Komponist und Musiktheoretiker
 Gaspard Laurent Bayle (1774–1816), französischer Mediziner
 Georges Bayle (1914–??), französischer Ringer
 Jean-Michel Bayle (* 1969), französischer Motorradrennfahrer
 Louis Bayle (1907–1989), französischer Autor, Romanist, Provenzalist und Linguist
 Pierre Bayle (1647–1706), französischer Aufklärer, Schriftsteller und Philosoph

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No. 8 Mustangs Down Tulane to Finish Undefeated at TCU Tournament
FORT WORTH, Texas— The Cal Poly beach volleyball team continued its strong start to the season Sunday, beating No. 18 Tulane 4-1 at the Fight in the Fort tournament hosted by Texas Christian University.
The No. 8 Mustangs got wins at the Nos. 2, 3, 4 and 5 spots to improve its record to 7-2 on the season.
The No. 2 Cal Poly duo and reigning Big West and AVCA Pair of the Week of sophomore Emily Sonny and junior Samantha Manley won their match 19-21, 21-12, 15-9 to win their ninth match in a row to stay undefeated on the season. Also staying undefeated for the season with their win was the No. 5 pairing of freshman Macy Gordon and sophomore Heather Pembroke. The duo won 21-9, 22-20 to improve to 8-0 this season.
Playing at the No. 3 position, junior Adlee Van Winden and senior Taylor Nelson won their third match in a row, winning 21-11, 21-17.
Seniors Raeann Greisen and Hannah Hubbard also picked up a win at the No. 4 spot. The two won their match 21-17, 21-19.
Cal Poly travels to Santa Cruz next Saturday, March 10, where they will play a trio of matches. They will take on Pacific, San Francisco and Portland starting at 8 a.m.


The north Londoners snatched a late win for the third straight time in the Premier League following their late 1-0 win over Newcastle United at St James' Park on Saturday.
Tottenham are the only top-six side to win both of their Premier League matches in the past week - a fact that Liverpool will be unable to change when they visit West Ham on Monday, having drawn 1-1 with Leicester on Wednesday.
Spurs, who will assess Son Heung-min after his midweek exertions on his first game back from worldwide duty, will climb into second place and four points behind leaders Liverpool, albeit temporarily, if they win the lunchtime kick-off.
"I think we fully deserved the victory", he said.
Sure, Spurs suffered a rough time last month after they were knocked out of the EFL Cup and the FA Cup in the same week, but the London club can put their full focus on securing Champions League football for next season.
"The most important thing is how you run and how you affect the game and the capacity and quality".
Instead it was Son who again stepped up to the mark, just as he did with an equaliser against Watford in midweek, to compensate for Kane's absence with his 14th goal of the season.
"Sonny is like a battery that you have that you work, work, work, work but when the battery is gone, it's gone", added Pochettino.
"You can be a victor but if you don't have the tools to win, it's hard. It is a fantastic result for us to be in a fantastic position in the table and I can feel very happy and very proud". When he's on the pitch he always gives 100 percent with or without the ball.
"He is going to be involved with the first team from today, like another player with chances to be involved or play" said the manager.


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This Map Shows Which Cities Spend the Most on Takeout and Delivery Every Year
By Joe McGauley Published On 01/28/2019
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By Joe McGauley @jwmcgauley Published On 01/28/2019
No matter how hard you've been trying to cook for yourself more in 2019, the glorious existence of apps like UberEats, DoorDash, Seamless, and every other shamefully convenient food delivery service out there can make it tough not to order takeout for every meal. It's a habit that can quickly and sneakily set you back hundreds of bucks a month. But just how much more or less are you ordering out compared to your neighbors? Some fresh intel might help you feel better about it all thanks to a new study that reveals the US cities where people spend the most on takeout meals every month.
To shed light on just how much people around the country are spending when they're not cooking for themselves, the folks at DNA analysis firm Vitagene looked at government consumer data to see how much people spend, on average, eating takeout and delivery food in major cities. From there, they determined which cities racked up the highest amount of money on average, and ranked them accordingly.
Based on the Vitagene's research, people in Seattle spend the most every month on takeout, averaging $210. In second place is Pittsburgh, where it's $199, followed by San Francisco, where people spend $195. Here are the 25 cities where people drop the most for delivery and takeout meals every month.
Vitagene
25. Phoenix ($171)
24. Salt Lake City ($172)
23. Dallas ($172)
22. Tucson ($173)
21. Tampa ($174)
20. New York ($174)
19. Denver ($175)
18. Sacramento ($176)
17. Houston ($177)
16. Riverside ($179)
15. Jacksonville ($179)
14. Washington, DC ($180)
13. Orlando ($180)
12. Atlanta ($180)
11. Portland ($182)
10. Los Angeles ($182)
9. San Diego ($183)
8. Miami ($183)
7. Virginia Beach ($186)
6. San Antonio ($186)
5. San Jose ($!88)
4. Austin ($189)
3. San Francisco ($195)
2. Pittsburgh ($199)
1. Seattle ($210)
On the other end of the spectrum, the city with the most affordable takeout habit is Detroit, where people spend just $142 a month on average. Similarly, Memphis, Richmond, Cleveland, and Birmingham each have relatively modest average monthly expenditures.
And in case the monthly sticker shock isn't enough to convince you why cooking for yourself is a more financially responsible option, the Vitagene team also did some calculations to show just what that sort of habit will cost you in the long run. Specifically, they determined how much an average person in each city would spend during an entire lifetime getting takeout there, and frankly, it's kind of bonkers. Especially when you consider you can quite literally buy a house in Pittsburgh for less than you'd theoretically spend regularly ordering takeout there.
Just something to think about next time you're feeling a bit too lazy to make yourself a sandwich.
Joe McGauley is a senior writer for Thrillist. Follow him @jwmcgauley.


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package main

// Start Command eg : ./push_rooms 0 20000 localhost:7172 40
// param 1 : the start of room number
// param 2 : the end of room number
// param 3 : comet server tcp address
// param 4 : push amount each goroutines per second

import (
	"bytes"
	"encoding/json"
	"fmt"
	"io"
	"io/ioutil"
	"log"
	"net"
	"net/http"
	"os"
	"runtime"
	"strconv"
	"time"
)

var (
	lg         *log.Logger
	httpClient *http.Client
)

const TestContent = "{\"test\":1}"

type pushBodyMsg struct {
	Msg    json.RawMessage `json:"m"`
	UserId int64           `json:"u"`
}

func init() {
	httpTransport := &http.Transport{
		Dial: func(netw, addr string) (net.Conn, error) {
			deadline := time.Now().Add(30 * time.Second)
			c, err := net.DialTimeout(netw, addr, 20*time.Second)
			if err != nil {
				return nil, err
			}

			c.SetDeadline(deadline)
			return c, nil
		},
		DisableKeepAlives: false,
	}
	httpClient = &http.Client{
		Transport: httpTransport,
	}
}

func main() {
	runtime.GOMAXPROCS(runtime.NumCPU())
	infoLogfi, err := os.OpenFile("./push_rooms.log", os.O_WRONLY|os.O_CREATE|os.O_APPEND, 0644)
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	lg = log.New(infoLogfi, "", log.LstdFlags|log.Lshortfile)

	begin, err := strconv.Atoi(os.Args[1])
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	length, err := strconv.Atoi(os.Args[2])
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}

	num, err := strconv.Atoi(os.Args[4])
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	delay := (1000 * time.Millisecond) / time.Duration(num)

	routines := runtime.NumCPU() * 2
	lg.Printf("start routine num:%d", routines)

	l := length / routines
	b, e := begin, begin+l
	for i := 0; i < routines; i++ {
		go startPush(b, e, delay)
		b += l
		e += l
	}
	if b < begin+length {
		go startPush(b, begin+length, delay)
	}

	time.Sleep(9999 * time.Hour)
}

func stop() {
	os.Exit(-1)
}

func startPush(b, e int, delay time.Duration) {
	lg.Printf("start Push from %d to %d", b, e)

	for {
		for i := b; i < e; i++ {
			resp, err := http.Post(fmt.Sprintf("http://%s/1/push/room?rid=%d", os.Args[3], i), "application/json", bytes.NewBufferString(TestContent))
			if err != nil {
				lg.Printf("post error (%v)", err)
				continue
			}

			body, err := ioutil.ReadAll(resp.Body)
			if err != nil {
				lg.Printf("post error (%v)", err)
				return
			}
			resp.Body.Close()

			lg.Printf("push room:%d response %s", i, string(body))
			time.Sleep(delay)
		}
	}
}

func httpPost(url string, contentType string, body io.Reader) (*http.Response, error) {
	req, err := http.NewRequest("POST", url, body)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}

	req.Header.Set("Content-Type", contentType)
	resp, err := httpClient.Do(req)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}

	return resp, nil
}


Home is a safe place to call your own. Home is where you matter. It's the feeling of your favourite chair, the comfort of your own bed. It's a cup of tea just the way you like it, the table your friends and family gather around. Home is where the best parts of life happen and we believe that everyone deserves the comfort of home.
We noticed people in our community who were concerned, struggling to imagine what home was going to look like for them. People were unsure about where they were going to call home.
We believed that we could make a difference. We started to dream. We imagined homes that people would be proud to live at, in the heart of great neighbourhoods, next to parishes, and accessible to things that they would need. We imagined the common space, where friends could gather in community. We imagined affordable homes that allow them to invest in important things.
We were committed to making it happen. It took hard work, prayer and the generosity of good people. We sold shamrocks to raise funds in pubs, on street corners and parishes. Our funding grew little by little.
In 1970 our dream came true: we opened our first home by Joyce Street. 50 years later we have 4 buildings across the Lower Mainland. Within these buildings over 250 seniors enjoy the comfort of quality affordable homes.
To continue helping everyone in our community and beyond experience the comfort of home. We want to do this because we are knights, because we care about family. We put others first, we work together, we take care of the details. Carefully planning, raising funds, managing finances. We look out for the vulnerable.
We are Columbus Homes and your story continues here.


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Five players that Bristol City could sign during the January transfer window
Would you take any of these at Bristol City?
Andy Stockhausen
Bristol City manager Lee Johnson gives his opinion on right back Adam Matthews
Bristol City head coach Lee Johnson is expected to make the recruitment of a striker a priority when the transfer window reopens in January.
Although the Robins conducted an unprecedented volume of business last summer, being involved in 34 separate transfers and recruiting 13 players for the first team squad, there are still one or two areas that could do with strengthening.
Certainly, City are not overly-blessed with options when it comes to their front-line, and Johnson's team has become heavily dependent upon teenage loan signing Tammy Abraham.
Given that Aaron Wilbraham cannot be expected to play every week and Gustav Engvall has been held back by injury, should anything untoward happen to Abraham, the Robins could potentially be left short of firepower.
Matty Taylor completes move from Bristol Rovers and signs for Bristol City on deadline day
Here are five players they could potentially sign during January:
(Image: Dan Istitene/Getty Images)
SCOTT HOGAN (Brentford)
Brentford's top scorer is attracting a good deal of interest, both in the Premier League and Championship. Bees manager Dean Smith does not want to lose his first-choice centre forward, but recent history suggests the Bees are always prepared to listen to realistic offers for their players.
Of course, someone like Hogan would represent an expensive option for City, who tried and failed to lure Andre Gray from Griffin Park before losing out to Burnley in the summer of 2015.
Hogan is proven at the level, knows where the back of the net is and could be ideal as a long-term option after Tammy Abraham returns to Chelsea.
(Image: David Price/Arsenal FC via Getty Images)
JEFF REINE-ADELAIDE (Arsenal)
Described as "something special" by Gunners boss Arsene Wenger, the teenage winger is being touted as a first team player of the future at Arsenal.
The French youth international, 18, has impressed with his pace and dribbling skills since moving to England from Lens, the club that sold Taylor Moore to City last summer.
He featured in Arsenal's 4-0 EFL Cup triumph at Nottinmgham Forest earlier this season, but first team opportunities have been few and far between for the youngster, who might benefit from a loan spell in the Championship.
City have done such a good job with Chelsea forward Tammy Abraham, that Arsenal might just be tempted to entrust one of their brightest rising stars to the care of Lee Johnson.
Nantes' French forward Yacine Bammou (Image: PHILIPPE DESMAZES/AFP/Getty Images)
YACINE BAMMOU (Nantes)
City pushed hard in a bid to lure Moroccan striker Bammou from French top-flight club Nantes in the summer. A proposed deal fell through at the eleventh hour on transfer deadline day, but the Robins could come back in for the 24-year-old in January.
Standing at 6ft 2in, he has the physique to cope with the physical demands of playing in the Championship and is at an age where he needs to be playing first team football on a regular basis.
Capped three times by Morocco, Bammou has a reputation as a player who can create and take chances. He could be available for a permanent transfer, although a loan option might be preferable in the short-term.
France's Jean-Kevin Augustin (Image: CHARLY TRIBALLEAU/AFP/Getty Images)
Tammy Abraham's loan move to Bristol City from Chelsea almost never happened
JEAN-KEVIN AUGUSTIN (Paris St Germain)
Having travelled to Belfast to watch France Under-21s play Northern Ireland in a European Championship qualifier last week, Lee Johnson cannot fail to have been impressed by Jean-Kevin Augustin. The 19-year-old Paris St Germain striker made quite an impact, scoring twice in the first half at Windsor Park as the French cruised to a comfortable 3-0 success.
Capped at every level from Under-16 to Under-21 by France, Augustin is highly-rated by Paris St Germain boss Unai Emery and appears to have a bright future. But first team opportunities have been few and far between for the 5ft 9in speedster, who scored two goals in 14 outings last season.
He has featured just once in the senior team this term and could be available for a window to window loan in January.
DANIEL CROWLEY (Arsenal)
Daniel Crowley has been touted for big things already in his young career, though a loan spell with Barnsley recently ended in ambiguous circumstances.
However, the former Aston Villa schoolboy has been compared to teammate Jack Wilshere, boasting a gift on the ball not often seen in English players.
While his slight frame would not make him a natural fit in the Championship, the 18-year old is robust enough in his graft and guile to boss a midfield, as proved during his last spell in Yorkshire. Lee Johnson is an admirer, having Taken Crowley on loan during his time in charge of Barnsley.
Matty Taylor
Transfer deadline day


Wegmans is a family-owned company, founded in 1916, headquartered in Rochester, NY. Danny Wegman is chairman; Colleen Wegman, his daughter, is president and CEO. Danny's daughter Nicole Wegman is sr. vice president. Robert Wegman, Danny's father, was chairman until his death in April 2006.
Brothers Walter and John Wegman (Robert Wegman's father and uncle) learned the food business by working in their parents' store in Rochester. John peddled fresh produce from a pushcart, and in 1916, he opened the Rochester Fruit & Vegetable Company, which marks the beginning of Wegmans Food Markets. Walter joined him a year later.
NO REFRIGERATORS OR FREEZERS, NO LOADING AND UNLOADING DOCKS, NO LIFT TRUCKS, NO, NO, NO, AND IN THE MIDDLE OF THE WW1, BUT A LOT OF IMAGINATION AND HOPE FROM JOHN AND WALTER.
ONE DAY I WILL WRITE A STORY ABOUT THE LIFE OF PIONEERS OF THE FOOD INDUSTRY JUNGE, AND THESE TWO ARE FALLING IN THE SUBJECT.
COLLECTORS BLACK & WHITE PHOTO OF THE ROCHESTER FRUIT & VEGETABLE CO.
We empower our people to make decisions that improve their work and benefit our customers and our company.
At Wegmans, we believe that good people, working toward a common goal, can accomplish anything they set out to do.
In this spirit, we set our goal to be the very best at serving the needs of our customers. Every action we take should be made with this in mind.
We also believe that we can achieve our goal only if we fulfill the needs of our own people.
To our CUSTOMERS and our PEOPLE, we pledge continuous improvement, and we make the commitment: Every day you get our best.


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import re

import measures.generic.Units as Units
from measures.generic.GenericAvgMeasure import GenericAvgMeasure

class AvgDiscoveryTimeFirstOcurrence(GenericAvgMeasure):
	def __init__(self, period, simulationTime):
		GenericAvgMeasure.__init__(self, period, simulationTime, Units.SECONDS)

		self.__startPattern = re.compile('DEBUG multicast.search.ParameterSearchImpl  - Peer .*? started search for parameters (\[.*?\]) searchID (\(.*?\)) .*? ([0-9]+\,[0-9]+).*?')
		self.__endPattern = re.compile('DEBUG multicast.search.ParameterSearchImpl  - Peer [0-9]+ accepted multicast.search.message.SearchMessage\(.*?\) (\(.*?\)) distance .*? parameters \[.*?\] ([0-9]+\,[0-9]+).*?')

		self.__currentSearches = {}

	def __getParameters(self, str):
		return [str.strip() for str in str[1:-1].split(',')]

	def parseLine(self, line):
		m = self.__startPattern.match(line)
		if m is not None:
			searchID = m.group(2)
			time = float(m.group(3).replace(',','.'))
			self.__currentSearches[searchID] = time
			return

		m = self.__endPattern.match(line)
		if m is not None:
			searchID = m.group(1)
			time = float(m.group(2).replace(',','.'))

			if searchID in self.__currentSearches:
				self.periodicAvgValues.addValue(time - self.__currentSearches[searchID], time)
				del self.__currentSearches[searchID]

			return