From the day Quest opened, Erin Gregory's smiling face has caught my attention. So I decided to subject her to my Profile Questionnaire (actually done in person) in order to find out why she always appears to be really enjoying herself.
If you've been to any of the many musical or fund raising events at Quest (and who hasn't?), you've most often seen her behind the bar, slinging those pints to an eager crowd, or taking the time to describe the various beer styles currently on tap.
Working at Quest was her first exposure to the craft beer world, up until that time she confesses to have been just a beer drinker.
These days, while still taking her shifts pouring to customers or leading tours, she is the official Events Coordinator, responsible for the excellent music acts that hit the stage on Thursday nights as well as working with local community groups in fund-raising efforts and outreach programs.
One special event in which she participated earlier this year was a Bottle Share to benefit Greenville Craft Beer Week, held upstairs at Barleys, which also coincided with the birthday of Brook Bristow, Esquire, known to most South Carolinians as the Craft Beer Legal Whiz Kid (that's another story entirely), an event I happily attended. Beers were shared, chocolate cake was eaten and hilarity ensued. Got the pix to prove it!
The birthday boy himself, Brook Bristow, Esq.
And I have spotted her several times representing Quest at the many craft beer festivals in the area, including Asheville. She's always happy to pour you a sample and to very capably describe the beer as well. She admits to not being a brewer but really enjoying meeting people and the camaraderie, the "friendly competition" found in the industry, on both sides of the bar.
Which is not to say she doesn't have brewing experience. As her contribution to the Pink Boots Society's International Women's Collaboration Brew Day, Erin joined with some local ladies associated with the industry to brew this year's special recipe, a Red Ale.
working in the craft beer industry.
"Don't be afraid to try something new.... go for it" was part of her answer. She also cautioned that a newcomer at a startup brewery should expect to wear many hats and help wherever needed, just like she does.
We'll have lots of opportunities in the coming months to catch Erin at work based on her calendar of upcoming Quest events which include their Third Bottle Release party on Oct. 30 which also fits into the Halloween festivities, a Black Beer Friday on the day after Thanksgiving when all the taps will feature Stouts and Porters, a Kaldi vertical tasting and even some plans for a New Years Eve event, tentatively titled "Brew Years Eve" and still in the planning stages. That'll keep her busy. And us busy, trying out all the one-offs and special cask night beers coming our way. I'm happy to say that I look forward to all that research I'm required to do!
Thanks to Erin for her time, she's a busy lady.
The Community Tap was the site (battleground, as it were) for the first ever Battle of the Beers, a fund-raiser for BreastFest Greenville. The rules were simple: three guys (Bennie, Chris, Chad), each choosing three beers in three categories, total of nine beers to sample.
Participants voted on their favorites in each category, the guy with the most chosen selections wins! All good beers and all for a good cause, the upcoming BreastFest Greenville, scheduled for Oct. 24, 2015.
A list of the beers is available at The Tap's Facebook page. The range was very impressive; from a Belgian Tripel Karmeliet whose recipe goes back to 1679, to a Pennsylvanian Imperial IPA Hop Bomb made by Victory. Surprisingly, my top choice for the evening was a new one for me, a New Belgium/Old Berseel collaboration called Transatlantic Kriek, a wheat ale with sour cherries blended in Colorado with a Belgian-style golden lager. Tart, yet with a slightly sweet finish and of course, cherry in the nose. Delicious.
And the winner is.... Chris, center, for his inspired beer choices. Congrats!
Very educational evening, I sampled four new beers. Untappd was very busy last night.
Adding my welcome to Croxbone Brewing Company's Brian and Nicole who have decided to move the operation to Greenville. I had a chance to taste one of their brews at #TheCommunityTap's Craft Beer Fest '15, and remembered to take some photos. They've got a FB page (https://www.facebook.com/croxbonebrewing) so look them up for more information about the move.
This was a very tasty, palate pleasing brew!
When I first met Andrew Myers in 2013, he was a owner/partner (with Leroy DuBré) at the Greenville Hop House, a retail store for all things brewing, home or otherwise. It was one of only two places in town where home brewers, trying to perfect their existing beer recipes or creating new ones, could get the malts, hops and other necessities to practice their hobby.
When I stopped by the store, Andrew was very generous with his time as well as with his inventory - he donated some cocoa nibs for a beer project that I was about to be involved with.
Andrew conducting a seminar at the first Greenville Beer Festival at Fluor Field.
As I mentioned, there was a second outlet for brewing supplies in town, Thomas Creek Brewery, the city's oldest.
Severing his partnership with Leroy, Andrew joined the TC team and combined their operations to offer the most complete inventory of brewing supplies available. He also managed to find time to pour samples and speak at various brew festivals in the area.
In Spring of this year, Andrew made his most recent move, to assist Ben Pierson, Owner/Brewmaster, at Swamp Rabbit Brewery and Taproom, in Travelers Rest, SC.
Whether working as a tour guide at RJ Rockers Brewing in Spartanburg or brewing up the latest batch of Red Whitey at Swamp ( a Belgian white ale with raspberries, a Gold-Medal winner), Andrew has been and continues to be an interesting, experienced member of the Upstate Craft Beer community.
And when asked about advice he gives newcomers to the craft, he'll tell them to visit a brewery, learn to appreciate the freshest beer, be willing to try new, unknown beers to find a style that they really enjoy. And then drink lots of it!
With all the breweries we have in the area, I don't think that will be a problem.


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We do have one request for you to keep in mind when donating: Please do not bring your broken, torn or worn out items. If "donations" are broken and are not easily repairable, Habitat Goldsboro-Wayne ends up footing the bill to throw them away.
The Habitat ReStore exists to support the home building efforts of Habitat for Humanity of Goldsboro-Wayne. Proceeds from the store are recycled back into making homeownership opportunities possible for low- to moderate-income families in Wayne County. That means that every donation of new and gently used items and every purchase you make at the Habitat ReStore is helping to build homes, communities and hope.
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Ruminations: The Late, Great #42 and His Team
There are movies and then there are really good movies, like the recently released "42."
By John A. Schwarz
There are movies and then there are really good movies, like the recently released "42." It is the story of the Brooklyn Dodgers and No. 42, Jackie Robinson, the first African-American to play in the Major Leagues and the first to win MVP. Robinson was also the first pro athlete in any sport to have his uniform number retired. He was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1962.
The Dodgers twice broke my heart. The first time was when Mickey Owen let Hugh Casey's pitch get away on a passed ball, which had ended the game. The Yankees then went on to win the game and the World Series. The second time was in 1951 when Bobby Thomson of the New York Giants hit a home run off of Ralph Branca to win the National League pennant. The Dodgers were a team of extraordinary athletes and characters who gave their fans thousands of thrilling moments.
When the film credits rolled, we learned what happened to many of the Dodgers once their involvement with the team ended. When it came to Ralph Branca, it was noted that, "He lives in Rye, New York." I don't know what kind of reaction that elicited in Rapid City, South Dakota, but the audience in the Loew's Theater in Port Chester certainly liked it!
After the Dodgers moved out to the West Coast, I was in limbo for years. I couldn't bring myself to root for the Yankees.
Then came the New York Metropolitans, aka the Mets. I was at the first game at Shea Stadium in 1964 and again for the first game at Citi Field 45 years later in 2009. There are good reasons why, in certain quarters, I'm known as Mr. Met. Before I was a Mets fan, however, I was a fanatical Brooklyn Dodgers fan.
See the movie. It's a great story, one I was so fortunate to watch play out from the moment Jackie Robinson arrived in Brooklyn.
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Stardust Colonies is a strategy game in which player-controlled units are aware of and affected by both their own memory and preferences, as well as of their colony's well-being. The game offers a tutorial campaign, as well as randomly-generated maps with randomised objectives.
Aliens in the game are able to collect resources and breed. To move, they use an obstacle avoidance algorithm for continuous environments that was based on Bourg's and Seeman's work. The units have an inner state which consists of happiness and activity - two variables which are adjusted for each alien based on what it did previously and whether it liked it or not, as well on how well the entire colony does in terms of the amount of stored food and living space.
In Stardust Colonies, each unit is an individual and its behaviour and work performance are affected by its happiness.
Frustrated aliens perform tasks slowly and sometimes disobey the player's orders, but doing their preferred job makes them very efficient. Furthermore, movement of an alien is slowed down if it is tired of frequent travelling of because of its age. Player therefore has to keep a constant eye on all colony members and make sure they stay happy and active. Fuzzy logic is used both for evaluation of a unit's current inner state as well as to adjust its behaviour.
The game was tested by a number of players who found the individualised behaviour interesting and harder to predict. The Kickstarter and Steam campaigns generated some attention, although the marketing and development had to be paused indefinitely due to my other engagements.
I started developing this game under the name "Alien Farm" as my Undergraduate project. Alien Farm was a great success amongst students and academic staff and was presented on the University's open day in May 2009.
I pursued this project in my spare time during my MSc and PhD, and was the sole developer of the game as well as of its website. The game does not use an engine and all code was developed from the ground-up. I created the in-game assets, wrote the campaign story and designed the website. I contracted a freelance artist to develop promotional materials. My responsibilities also included marketing on KickStarter, Steam Greenlight, IndieDB and on other indie development websites.


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At TAC, the safety and physical well being of our campers and staff is our number one priority. Our Health Center is an air conditioned building equipped with a private exam room, medication room, triage room and beds for campers to rest.
If campers need to spend the night in the infirmary, we have spacious male and female dorms, accessible showers and toilets, and a private dining area. The Health Center also provides the campers with bedding so they don't have to worry about bringing over their own if they are there for an overnight stay. Additionally, counselors are given a list of items to bring to campers if they need to spend the night.
If a camper is staying in the Health Center overnight or is receiving care for a unique situation, the health staff always consults with his or her parents. We also understand that young campers away from home with a health problem often need an extra dose of "tender loving care". Our nurses understand that working in a summer camp requires them to be sensitive to the needs of children and teenagers. It is essential that our nurses have not only the credentials to be a skilled RN, but have the right temperament to work with children as well.
At breakfast, we offer a full cereal bar, with 6-8 cereal choices, fresh fruit, bread, peanut-butter & Jelly and yogurt. At lunch and dinner we offer a full salad bar with 10-12 items, plain pasta (whole wheat & white), bread, peanut-butter & Jelly and fresh fruit. These items complement our hot entrees which can be seen by clicking on the Sample Camp Menu.
The NJY Camps has a dedicated GIG Certified Gluten Free kitchen serving meals to match those of our traditional menu. These meals are packaged separately for campers to receive at the start of the meal.
To complement our 3 meals, we offer snacks regularly throughout the day as well as provide campers with easy access to the dining hall in between meals, where they can get hot drinks or sometimes, left over meal items. Water is always regularly available throughout camp and in all activity area. We also encourage campers to bring their own water bottles to stay hydrated throughout the day. If your child has food allergies/intolerances, please contact us to learn about the different options we can provide.


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Pope Francis ends Greece, Cyprus trip focused on migrant rights
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Pope Francis thanked Greece for its "gracious hospitality" as he left Monday following a landmark three-day visit marked by calls for better treatment of migrants in Europe.
Before setting off, the pope met young people in a Catholic school on the outskirts of Athens, urging openness.
"When the temptation to close in on ourselves comes, look for others," he said.
He also held brief talks Monday with the head of parliament, Konstantinos Tassoulas, and with the leader of the main opposition party, Alexis Tsipras, who thanked him for "his unwavering defence of human rights and social justice".
During his whirlwind visit, Francis met with the head of the Greek Orthodox Church and visited the Mavrovouni tent camp on Lesbos, where he called the neglect of migrants the "shipwreck of civilisation".
Following his visit to the migration flashpoint, he celebrated mass for some 2,000 faithful in Athens, where he urged respect for the "small and lowly".
In 2016, Francis visited the sprawling Moria camp on Lesbos, when the island was the main gateway for migrants heading to Europe.
He was warmly welcomed by a crowd of migrants at the camp, which houses nearly 2,200 asylum seekers.
People later gathered in a tent to sing songs and psalms to the pontiff, who listened to them, visibly moved.
"I am trying to help you," Francis told one group through his interpreter.
The Mavrovouni camp was hurriedly erected after Moria, then the largest such site in Europe, burned down last year.
'Grim cemetery without tombstones'
In his speech, Francis warned that the Mediterranean "is becoming a grim cemetery without tombstones" and that "after all this time, we see that little in the world has changed with regard to the issue of migration".
The root causes "should be confronted — not the poor people who pay the consequences and are even used for political propaganda", he added.
According to the International Organization for Migration, 1,559 people have died or gone missing attempting the perilous Mediterranean crossing this year.
About 40 asylum-seekers, mostly from Cameroon and the Democratic Republic of Congo, participated in an Angelus prayer in a camp tent with the pope on Sunday.
"His visit is a blessing," said Rosette Leo, a Congolese asylum seeker carrying a two-month-old baby as she waited in line for the ceremony.
However, Menal Albilal, a Syrian mother with a two-month-old baby whose asylum claim was rejected after two years on the island, said refugees "want more than words, we need help."
"The conditions here are not good for a baby," she told AFP.
The pope has long championed the cause of migrants and his visit came after he delivered a stinging rebuke to Europe which he said was "torn by nationalist egoism".
Before arriving in Greece, the pope visited Cyprus, where authorities said that 50 migrants will be relocated to Italy thanks to Francis.
The 84-year-old pope is himself from a family of Italian migrants who settled in Argentina.
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Long Cane wins GreenPower title, Inspire top 3
Published 5:56 pm Wednesday, May 25, 2022
By Ethan Strang
What a performance: Inspire Academy finished third in the championship custom division of Saturday's GreenPower event at Talladega Superspeedway. Photo by Scott and Kayleigh Harrison of Point by Photography.
It was an action-packed weekend at Talladega Superspeedway as Green Power race teams poured in from all over the country to take part in the GreenPowerUSA National Finals. Locally, the three Long Cane Middle School teams, the Callaway High School team and the Troup County High team all took part in the event this past Saturday.
"It was really fun, especially being at a big NASCAR track," said the Long Cane seventh grade pit crew chief Preston Strickland.
These teams are not just there to fill up the numbers as all three schools made an impact at Talladega. The Cougar Strong race teams from Long Cane are some of the best in the country and proved it once again. The seventh-grade team won the national championship in the middle school modified division, narrowly edging out the Cougar Strong eighth-grade team in the final standings. The margin of victory was just .648 points as the seventh grade team earned a final score of 95.848 while the eighth-grade team earned a score of 95.2. Third-place Challenger Middle School finished with a final score of 93.6. The scores are a combination of a presentation score and the racing score. This events presentation had the teams put together a video during the weeks leading up to the race.
"When they called out our name for first place, it was probably the best feeling in the world," said Drew Pearson, a driver on the seventh-grade team.
The national championship-winning team consisted of Caroline Harry (driver), Lucy Marie Hart (team leader), Drew Pearson (driver), Clint Tanner (asst. pit crew chief), Preston Strickland (pit crew chief), Owen Tucker (pit crew) and Lillian Johnston (driver).
There was a friendly competition between the eighth and seventh-grade teams during the season as they were neck-in-neck in points most of the year. The regular season points were used to decide where the teams started on the grid at Talladega.
"This experience was really good because we were able to beat the 999 team, our eighth-grade team," said Lucy Marie Hart, the seventh-grade team leader. "We haven't been able to beat our eighth-grade team, but we were able to break that streak and win."
The architect behind the Cougar Strong program is Matthew Graham, who has helped spread the Green Power racing program into other schools in the area.
One of these schools is Troup High, who are currently in their first season. Despite this, the Flying Tigers came home with a runner-up finish in the championship stock division for the high school level.
"I'm probably most proud of them," Graham said. "They've worked so hard and when I was talking with Danny Besley (the coach of the Troup's program) I tried to tell them that they had a chance."
The Troup program has come a long way over the last year. Many of the students on the team were once a part of Graham's Cougar Strong race teams when they were in middle school.
Callaway also sent a car to Talladega as this is their first year competing as well. The Cavaliers finished in fifth place in the championship custom division at the high school level at Talladega.
"The fact that we had an operating car that lasted the full 90 minutes for both heats made me pleased with that," said Kyle Veatch, the leader of the Callaway Green Power team. "We also had dedicated students who were willing to do what it takes to get the car ready and participate."
Callaway's program is still in its infancy, but Veatch hopes to build the program to new heights going forward.
The Inspire Academy from LaFayette, Alabama finished third in the championship custom division. The Inspire program hosted a race in the fall of 2021 as their Green Power program continues to grow.


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Apollo 13 and Stan Rogers in Tales From Mission Control
Marc Boucher April 16, 2020 Culture, News 1 Comment
50 years ago today, Apollo 13 commander Jim Lovell reported to NASA's Apollo Mission Control Center that an oxygen tank had ruptured in the spacecraft's Service Module. This photo was taken on April 17, 1970, after the Apollo 13 crew jettisoned the Service Module shortly before their return to Earth and their (successful) splashdown in the Pacific Ocean. Credit: NASA.
The latest Terranauts podcast happens to be the 13th episode and it coincides with the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 13 mission. So naturally Iain provides a unique and insightful look at the mission.
He also concludes the Stan Rogers story which was mentioned in the last episode. Oh, and did I mention there's singing?
Listen in.
Also, if you're interested in Apollo 13, last week NASA released a new documentary with new interviews, restored footage and synchronized audio from Mission Control. You can watch the video on SpaceQ and read our story.
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There's another interesting link with Stan Rogers in, hopefully, Canadian space history. Stan spent his childhood summers in his mother's hometown, a familial home which was a source for much of his Maritime-themed songs including Fogerty's Cove, Barrett's Privateers, The Mary Ellen Carter, and The Bluenose. Since 1997, the town has held an annual Stan Rogers Festival which is probably the largest contemporary event for which the historic fishing port is known.
But there is a new contender for the town's fame. It is the approved site for what will hopefully be Canada's first orbital launch site. The town, of course, is Canso, Nova Scotia.
There's another more tenuous link. The recent repatriation of Canada's top space firm, MDA, was accomplished by a consortium led by Northern Private Capital, the investment vehicle for John Risley, a Nova Scotian who made his billions as co-founder of Clearwater Seafoods who owned the fishing rights to most kinds of shellfish including all lobster in the Atlantic region, including Canso. Risley's partners in acquiring MDA include the Canso Investment Counsel, an organization named for the Consolidated PBY Catalina amphibious aircraft. The PBY-5A variant was one of the aircraft used by the Royal Canadian Air Force in WWII. In accordance with contemporary British practice of naming seaplanes after coastal port towns, the RCAF's PBY-5A was name after — you guessed it — the town of Canso, Nova Scotia.


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Health trends these days paint sugar as the biggest villain? Now, where does that leave all our desserts?
But, you no more need to worry about satiating your sweet tooth without wrecking your health because you're at the right place. Welcome to Healthy Treats! Run by Mrs. Swati Gupta, Healthy Treats has a range of scrumptious desserts and sweets including a dedicated eggless, whole wheat and gluten-free menu. Think about desserts, cookies or cakes that you can stock up at home, choose to serve it a special treat for your children in their lunch boxes or simply enjoy a bite with your afternoon tea without stressing over the health factor. Doesn't it put a smile on your face? Of course, it does.
A perfect balance of taste & health is what it is all about and Healthy Treats offers just that. We know you care about your health and we want you to know that we care, too. For those of you that have special dietary needs, we offer our treats made with the ingredients that are high on nutritional value. Even though we're making headlines with our mouthwatering variety of healthy desserts & treats, we always keep your health first with a blend of fantastic taste & healthiest products.
Mrs. Swati Gupta, a passionate baker and health enthusiast, started to experiment with treats in her own kitchen creating drool-worthy cakes, cookies, dessert jars and much-more that not only satiated the sweet-tooth but were insanely great on the health quotient.
Lucky for us, she now even sells them!
Swati's experiment with whole wheat, raw sugar, buttermilk, and gluten-free products have turned out to be a hit amongst the health conscious segment. Customers with special dietary needs such as diabetics and gluten allergies can feel safe with Swati's special recipes that are customized to suit such needs.
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Branding is about telling the customer who you are and giving them a reason to create a lasting relationship; a bond that drives the customer to relate and stay loyal. In the virtual world confirmation emails are similar to a receipt and much more. They lead to customer engagement and are a vital tool for branding too.
A study conducted by Experian reveals that confirmation emails have 12% to 20% average click through rates and this amounts to five times the rate of bulk emails.
Transaction confirmations are the most valuable emails for 64% of consumers.
Litmus Email Analytics study discovered that customers spend 14.8 seconds on order confirmation emails. This is remarkable because, it is higher by 185% than the usual 8 second average attention span of humans.
Whenever I buy a product online I am anxious to know if the purchase got through, it's like getting a virtual receipt. And if I don't happen to get a confirmation email within 5 minutes, I feel anxious. I'm sure this happens with most of us.
It makes customers anxious if their purchase isn't backed by a mail that confirms their order. In this mail along with mentioning the purchases that the customer has made, you can inform them about the exchange and return policy. If you have a free shipping policy mention that too, because it encourages customers to shop more as you are being transparent about all the terms and conditions.
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When customers place an order thank them for purchasing products. Mention the new arrivals, as it is a great way to entice your customers to revisit your site to purchase more. Always send the shipping details once the order is dispatched. Keep in touch with the customer continuously; never lose touch. Mention when the customer is likely to receive the product and send an email confirming when they have received the products.
Suggesting your customers about other related products based on purchase history, calls to encourage further purchases. Personalize the email by mentioning customer's name and informing the customer that you are carefully picking and recommending products based on their choice. This drives purchase intent and makes your recommendations more appealing. The customer feels valued as you share only carefully selected products for him/ her.
Continue the customer journey by rewarding customers. This encourages future purchases. It can be a discount, loyalty program or special offer. New customers find this valuable as it's their first experience with the brand. Edgell Knowledge Network study shows that rewards drive customer loyalty. Another interesting study conducted by ClickFox found that customers react to brands they love by spreading the word. This is indeed a valuable action taken by customers as they recommend the brand to friends and family thus, expanding your customer base. Confirmation emails are also an opportunity to ask customers to rate their experience.
When you send an order confirmation email give the assurance to your customers that your brand is available anytime to answer their queries and address their issues. Do include your email id, phone number and contact link. This increases trust between the brand and the customer creating brand loyalty.
A brand should protect its branding on every occasion by sending confirmation emails, and if an order confirmation email is the first impression on its service, then it has to be an impressive one in order to build a positive sentiment and convince customers to trust the brand again in the future. Send out some great confirmation emails by using Juvlon's email automation platform.


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Fans of the eponymous TV series The Walking Dead will immediately recognize Mitt Romney as the new leader of the Whisperers, the ultra-territorial group of defective humans who disguise themselves as walkers by wearing their skin, allowing them to move freely between herds of the undead and surviving humans, traitorously killing any human who encroaches into their territory.
Romney, disguised in the skin of a conservative, has now staked-out Capitol Hill as his territory and has launched his first attack on President Donald Trump and his beleaguered band of conservative-populist human survivors.
In a scathing op-ed published (of course) by the anti-Trump Washington Post, Senator-elect Romney claimed that "the president has not risen to the mantle of the office" and cited as evidence the departure of various appointees, including Rex Tillerson, Jeff Sessions, Nikki Haley, Gary Cohn, H.R. McMaster, John Kelly and James Mattis.
That most of these individuals were Democrats or abject failures at implementing the President's agenda, Nikki Haley being the notable exception, does not seem to matter to Romney.
What matters it seems is the opportunity to signal his superior virtue to Trump and those who elected him.
After running a content-free campaign for President in which he barely mentioned the worst economy since the Great Depression, Obama's effort to grant amnesty to millions of illegal aliens, and ignored the bedrock cultural issues that motivate key elements of the Republican presidential coalition, Romney disappeared only to resurface regularly to criticize Donald Trump and Republicans who are actually doing something to implement the Republican platform and the conservative agenda.
POTUS is attacked and obstructed by the MSM media and Democrats 24/7. For an incoming Republican freshman senator to attack @realDonaldTrump as their first act feeds into what the Democrats and media want and is disappointing and unproductive.
Fans of the Walking Dead TV show and the comic series will recognize that the Whisperer War, is one of the most destructive events in the series and due to the treachery of the leaders of the Whisperers, it nearly leads to the extinction of the human survivors.
The only thing that saves the survivors is their willingness to take the war straight to the leader of the enemy, in this case Senator Mitt Romney, and their unity in the face of the twin threats of a vast herd of walkers and the traitorous Whisperers.
Mitt Romney is now the leader of the zombie wing of the Republican Party - the old globalist elitists, cheap labor Business Round Table Republicans are politically dead, they just don't know it yet. The toll-free Capitol Switchboard is (1-866-220-0044) we urge CHQ readers to call Senator Romney's office to tell him attacking the President is disappointing and unproductive and that you are not buying his virtue signaling.


As far back as I can remember one of my favorite past times during the holiday season was laying under the Christmas tree gazing up through the branches , lights and ornaments. Christmas trees have been a celebratory statement for centuries. The tradition began in Germany and is now celebrated with an estimated 100 million Christmas trees around the world.
Since it's origin was in a more northern climate the use of the Evergreen made perfect sense. For many years now I have been celebrating The holiday season in Beautiful Miami Beach. Even though almost everything in Miami Beach came from someplace else , because it's mostly a man-made island, the idea of decorating a Evergreen in this tropical landscape has always felt forced and out of place. This year I decided to do something different. Utilizing Clusia, an indigenous foliage and creating a tree that was the shape of an evergreen but created from a much more common found foliage in my area. Though the process is more time-consuming than just going out and buying an evergreen, I have been quite pleased with the results. This year my tree blends with my environment and I was able to create it with some simple pruning of Clusia branches found on my property and a trip to the hardware and floral supply store . Please see my step-by-step process below and how to create a Christmas tree that can be made utilizing foliage from any area.
Get a simple piece of fence post pine (4$ Home Depot) cut down to about 30 inches less than your desired tree height. Position it vertically in a tree stand.
Get approximately three dozen feeding tubes ranging from 1 inch to three-quarter inch (local floral supply) With an electric drill start about 12 to 18 inches up from the base using the 1 inch wood drill-bit and drill into pole at, 12 o'clock, 3 o'clock, 6 o'clock and 9 o'clock at about a 45° angle. Go up another 6 to 12 inches depending upon the density of your branch foliage and drill another four holes at 1:30, 4:30, 7:30 and 10:30 at about a 50 to 55° angle. Keep repeating these two processes increasing the angle 5 to 10° while reducing your feeding tube size as you work your way up the pole. At the top of the pole drill your center hole and two flanking either side of it. Now take your feeding tubes and slide them in the whole making sure they fit snugly. If they are loose just add some tape to tighten the gap. Now take a look at your foliage/branches and buy spray paint that coordinates with the color (Home Depot). For mine I chose to tint it silver so I bought a leaf green base and a metallic silver. Cover the area around the pole with a paper or plastic tarp and spray your base coat (green) then apply your accent or tint (silver).
Utilizing the same paper or plastic tarp used for spraying the pole lay, down a protective area approximately 6′ x 12′ .Now go through your foliage/branches and choose some of the larger and wider ones to start the base of your tree. Using a pruning shears, cut the four branches to fit the approximate desired base diameter and place them in the watering tubes. Once you are satisfied with your first four branches , remove the branches and add water to all of the watering tubes. Take a measurement of your branch from top to bottom and use this size decreasingly smaller branches as you work your way up the tree.
Now take the four base branches and gather another 8 to 12 branches of similar or slightly smaller size. If you desire a tint on your foliage like I did ,here is where you add the tint, laying all of the branches down on the tarp and spray painting them accordingly.
Allow the paint to dry and use the pruning shears to give a fresh-cut to the branch and place it in the watering holes. If you plan on using lights, I would suggest using the first four branches as a test to see how best to apply the lights. In some cases it will be better to apply the lights as you put the branches in. Now work your way from the base of the tree on up. As you install your tinted branches place out new branches to tint and let them dry. Keep in mind that you want to look for one large branch for your top piece. Once you have all the branches in place you now can begin to make adjustments. I suggest using a little floral wire (floral supply store) attaching the wire to the branch and back to the pole, moving the branches around accordingly to give the desired fullness and shape. For my tree I decided to add a little fresh Babies Breath (Floral supply store). I used half inch watering tubes and placed the babies breath throughout the tree to give an effect of snow and help fill up some of the open areas.
I hope this process has sparked interest and intrigue of others on how to solve ,what has been for me, a long standing issue of how to make a holiday tree blend with any environment. I am excited to see what others come up with. Please share them with me.
Love create and conjure magical memories together!
I wish you your family and your loved ones the happiest of holidays !


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After the very successful 2018 leg of the Bridges Tour, acclaimed music artist Josh Groban is set to kick off another arena tour in 2019. The outing is in support of his eighth studio record of the same name. As of now, a total of twenty dates have been unveiled which include two shows at the Chateau Ste Michelle Winery in your city this august. If you are interested in enjoying his live performance, book your Josh Groban Woodinville tickets before they run out.
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About Bram Stoker Festival
Whether you're a resident vampire or visiting from further afield, Bram Stoker Festival 2019 has something for everyone in its gothically inspired programme of events. Get ready for four days and nights of deadly adventures as Dublin gets gloriously gothic this October Bank Holiday Weekend.
The Bram Stoker Festival playfully celebrates the gothic, the mysterious, the after-dark and the supernatural, and delves into the legacy of one of Ireland's most treasured authors. The packed programme of events devilishly mixes family-friendly adventures with late-night antics for mates, dates and everything in between.
From unforgettable spectacles on water, to seances in complete darkness, dress-up screenings in the dead of night to daring theatre in evocative churches, pop-up Victorian fun parks to foodie tours with a devilish twist, there's intimate performances in unusual spaces, live music, instagram horrors, literary and once-off events – Bram Stoker Festival is full of surprises.
Fill your October Bank Holiday Weekend with spooktacular fun! Stay up-to-date on everything happening during the festival using #BiteMeDublin and find us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Bram Stoker Festival is brought to life by Dublin City Council and Fáilte Ireland and presented by Schweppe Curtis Nunn Ltd.
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Bram Stoker is one of Ireland's most revered and celebrated authors, and Bram Stoker Festival celebrates his legacy, his works and his impact on literature and pop culture.
Born in 1847, he was famously sick throughout his early childhood and he could not stand or walk until he was seven. However, he outgrew his weakness to become an outstanding athlete and football player at Trinity College (1864–70) in Dublin, where he earned a degree in mathematics.
After 10 years as a civil servant at Dublin Castle, during which he was also an unpaid drama critic for the Dublin Evening Mail, he became friends with Henry Irving and, from 1878 until Irving's death 27 years later, Stoker acted as Irving's manager, moving to London with his wife Florence Balcombe. Turning to fiction late in life, Stoker published his first novel, The Snake's Pass, a romantic thriller, in 1890. His masterpiece and most celebrated work Dracula appeared in 1897. The story is that of a Transylvanian vampire who, using supernatural powers, makes his way to England and there victimizes innocent people to gain the blood on which he survives. The immensely popular novel enjoyed equal success in several versions as a play and as a film, and has never gone out of print.
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I was young, and, in an industry, that is traditionally male-dominated. Earmuff like actions happened. I must clarify not all men partook in the boys' club notion. I was hungry, passionate and a go-getter, which afforded me awesome opportunities. I would try to fit in the best I could, by being strong, knowing my business inside and out and letting things slide. I felt like I'd make progress and start a crack in the glass and then with one action like covering my ears in the van, the crack would be repaired.
I never thought the "ear muff actions" were done with malice and I don't even think any of them knew that the actions were putting me into a different box – where I wasn't quite a part of the club. I don't think they would have continued doing that if I spoke up. But I didn't. My response to what they were doing was causing an internal battle.
In college, I took a lot of woman studies classes and I knew how much some women struggled for standing their ground to lead the rest us of towards equality. And in the moments that I faced early on in my career, I couldn't do anything – as I was afraid of losing my almost-in-the-box status.
This isn't a poor me story. In fact, I appreciate it happened. Why? Well, it builds character. Trust me I've analyzed the exact moment probably a million times. I picture different scenarios of what could have happened. And every time – I support myself on the decision I made. While I was strong, I don't think I was strong enough to take a stand. Today I am stronger, and I would have addressed the situation. I would have used my voice to eloquently let the person know that I could handle my own and a crude joke was okay for me to hear – after we were out of the van.
I'm assuming some of you have been through "ear muff actions" and the actions made you feel less than. It's hard to feel less than. A natural reaction might be to get mad, angry and react. While it is OKAY to feel and acknowledge all your feelings, it is not always great to use them when you respond. Your response to the situation is crucial. I view my response as my way to prove what I'm made of. My rule of thumb is to take a breath. Then firmly and politely explain why I did not agree with the action. I remind myself that I do not always know the person well enough to determine their true intent. Especially if the action happens at work. Think about it, how well do you really know your co-workers? In some cases, you may know them well and you might react differently. In the scenario, I am describing I didn't know them well – other than working with them in the office. I would not pass judgment on the action and I'd address the situation calmly. If it happened again, I would breathe a little deeper, keep my poise and communicate my point – once again. Now, this is where it gets harder – as it can get wearing dealing with the same individual(s) doing the same actions towards you over and over. Anger really starts to set in – but I caution you not to react with it. Holding onto anger only hurts you in the end. It can lead to stress, clouded judgment and take away from you achieving what you've set out to do.
If you want to act – I recommend staying consistent in how you respond to the situation. Keep reiterating your point with professionalism. Then look for a place you can turn to productively discuss your concerns. I know some industries have support groups you can be a part of. If you can turn to your boss, have a candid conversation with them to learn what you can do or turn to a trusted confidant to gain perspective. And most of all – if you do nothing else keep working hard and stay on your game. Remember, chances are you won't be able to change the people you interact with, but you can choose how you react. Be strong! Showing your strength is your number one power.


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New Evangelists
A couple of months ago, two Western cross-cultural workers joined a national believer on a visit to a town in eastern Turkey. The national said that there were three new believers in this town to whom he wanted to introduce them. It turned out that two of the new believers had been sharing in their community and about forty more people had become interested in Jesus. One evening, the workers visited a place where nearly ten of these young men were gathered. They were all interested in hearing the truth, and most of them wanted to have a Bible.
More recently, the most mature believer of the group called one of the workers and started lamenting over how people seemed to come to faith and even seemed to bear fruit but would later go out the back door to never be heard from again. The worker explained that these new believers needed to be taught to feed themselves from the Word and had to be integrated into the local body of believers. It was encouraging to see this man have a burden for his people and to be really thinking about how to build them up in Christ.


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Family count gives shape to refugee population in Bangladesh
UNHCR teams gather baseline data to help thousands of Myanmar refugees.
By Tim Gaynor | 13 October 2017 | Español | Français
UNHCR volunteer Zakia Kabir collects information from Rohingya grandmother Dolu, 75, and her daughter Reza, 45, using a data-gathering smartphone app that helps to streamline assistance at the Kutupalong extension site. © UNHCR/Roger Arnold
KUTUPALONG CAMP EXTENSION, Bangladesh – Seventy-five-year-old Rohingya refugee Dolu comes to the opening of her shack and speaks with a smartphone-toting data collector working for UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency.
Giving her name, place of origin and the number of people present in her household, among other details, Dolu is handed a yellow laminated card with a unique Family Count Number assigned by the Bangladesh government.
Then the GPS location is logged in an app, and a photo taken of Dolu and her daughter Reza, 45. A matching card is zip-tied to the bamboo frame of the plastic roofed shack she now calls home.
"Finally, I have an address," Dolu says. "I'm old, I'm sick and I'm tired of moving. My life will be stable now."
"Finally, I have an address. I'm old, I'm sick and I'm tired of moving."
The mother and daughter are among more than half-a-million women, girls, men and boys who have fled Myanmar since late August. Most have settled in sprawling pop-up cities that have sprung up between Kutupalong refugee camp and its sister, Nayapara, in southeast Bangladesh.
The family count began on Wednesday (October 4) and is being carried out by 120 "enumerators" divided up in to 10 teams. Fanning out through the shanties, they aim to tally around 105,000 households – a total of 525,000 people, assuming five individuals to each home – over a two-week period.
"With such a huge population, data is vital for distributing assistance – whether it's food aid, kitchen sets, shelter kits or anything else," says Laura Giammarinaro, a senior UNHCR registration officer working on the drive.
"If you don't know who people are, their family, how many they are and where they are, it is not possible to do it in an organized, efficient way," she adds.
A UNHCR contractor collects information from Mohammad Busho, 80, using a data-gathering smartphone app that helps to streamline assistance at the Kutupalong extension site, Bangladesh. © @UNHCR/Roger Arnold
The count began in the Kutupalong Camp Extension and the adjacent Balukhail Extensnion, both of which were selected by the Bangladeshi authorities.
The areas have been mapped and divided into zones and blocks (Dolu and Rezema's new address is Zone 1, block 5). As the count gets underway, UNHCR is working closely with refugee community leaders who provided lists of residents and where, roughly, to find them.
Aside from assigning aid, it is hoped that the count will prove key to protecting the vulnerable in the chaotic tangle of shacks, which sprawl up and down hillsides here and stretch as far as the eye can see.
Bangladesh: Counting Rohingya families, using innovation to target UNHCR aid (Martin Seemungal, producer / Médéric Droz-dit-Busset, editor)
"Finding people out there is a huge challenge. So with this, we'll know where the family is and its composition and if they have protection needs," says Giammarinaro.
"That way people who are trained can go back to this family, so they will be able to see, for example, the shack where unaccompanied children, single parents or people with disabilities are living. They'll know where they are."
A little further down the dirt pathway from Dolu, newly counted father-of-four Jafur Alam straightaway sees that the card could help him. He is looking for his 17-year-old daughter, who became separated from the family in the settlement days earlier, and he has not seen her since.
"If I give my (unique family identification) number to the authorities, they can locate me when they find her," he says.
"With this, we'll know where the family is and its composition and if they have protection needs."
It is estimated that around one million Rohingya are stateless. Aside from its practical benefits, the card is also providing a small measure of identity to the refugees.
"I've never had a card like this before," says Mohammad Busho, 80, sitting at the entrance to his family's humble shelter in Zone 1, Block 5. "Maybe now we will get some help."
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Gerald currently maintains a busy schedule as a freelance performer and teacher to many budding musicians. In Singapore, he has performed and collaborated with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, The Philharmonic Orchestra, re:SOUND Collective, ADDO Chamber Orchestra and the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music. His recent continuo engagements include Pergolesi's and Scarlatti's Stabat Maters, Bach Cantatas and Handel's Acis and Galatea. In 2015, he directed at the Esplanade an evening of rarely heard 18th-century German chamber music. During his time in the UK and Europe, Gerald performed with his British ensemble, Rinnovatori, at two of the world's most prestigious early music festivals, Musica Antiqua Bruges (MAfestival Brugge) and Festival Oudemuziek Utrecht.
A keen interest in keyboard performance practice led Gerald to switch his performance major from the piano to the harpsichord while reading for his undergraduate music degree at the University of Birmingham, UK. He owes much of his formative years there to his teacher, Christine Whiffen, as well as studying 17th- and 18th-century improvisation under Paula Chateauneuf. Gerald's musical diversity is reflected in his choice of double majors in harpsichord performance and a musicology dissertation on the influences in Charles-Valentin Alkan's music – the latter under the supervision of Prof. Kenneth Hamilton. He also collaborated with the university's drama department in a period revival production of Wilkie Collins' play, The Red Vial. Under the direction of Dr. Caroline Radcliffe (herself a former baroque oboist with the British period orchestra, King's Consort), he improvised and provided music to the play on an 1851 Erard fortepiano in accordance with Victorian stage performance practice. After graduating top of his cohort at Birmingham, he went on to complete his master's with distinction at the Royal Academy of Music, UK, where he studied the harpsichord and fortepiano under Carole Cerasi, and the clavichord and basso continuo with Terence Charlston. He was twice awarded the academic prize at Birmingham and the early music prizes both at Birmingham and at the Academy.
Much of Gerald's early musical training started on the piano under Low Shao Ying in Singapore and David Quigley in the UK. Under the tutelage of the former, he went on to attain a Licentiate of the Royal Schools of Music with distinction in piano performance. Gerald was also selected by the Ministry of Education in Singapore to attend the Pan Pacific Music Camps (Advanced Piano School) in Sydney, studying principally with Marc Durand.
Outside the field of music, Gerald occasionally dabbles into photography. One of his works was published in the 2012 National Day edition of National Library Board's journal, BiblioAsia.


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Q: Laravel Moltin Cart call in custom repository I installed Moltin Cart on Laravel 4.2 and configured it as documentation suggests. Everything work perfect when I'm calling it from controller. Like Cart::insert() etc.
Problem is when I try to call same code in custom repository. I have this repository/namespace:
namespace MyApp\Repositories;

use MyApp\Interfaces\CartInterface;

class CartRepository implements CartInterface

...

So when i call Cart::insert in some of my functions inside this CartRepository class I got errors like "Class 'MyApp\Repositories\Cart' not found". I tried many variations of USE after namespace but nothing work. I got new error like

"Non-static method Moltin\Cart\Cart::insert() should not be called
  statically, assuming $this from incompatible context"

or similar.

A: How it usually be with programmers I find answer just after I put question. Before that I wandered around 1-2h.
So, solution is to put

use Cart;

I tried everything but that. :)

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The annual melt of Arctic sea ice reached a new low on 26 August, breaking the previous record set in September 2007. This animation shows the summer ice extent since 1979, when satellite observations began.
We have plotted the monthly average for September each year between 1979 and 2012. As per the conventions of the US National Snow and Ice Data Centre, an area is considered to be covered if it has at least 15 per cent ice.


Jim, I find that 4 qts plus 5-7 oz's get my '10 up to the full line with a new filter.
I put 4.7 quarts in mine since new.
Does anybody read or own an owner's manual these days???
I know MY bike came with one. Following the Manufacturer's recommendations (car or bike) within the guidelines of the owner's manual will save you ALL kinds of headaches in the long run.
Reading the manual is the first thing I do when I get a new vehicle, of any type. Just RTFM.
from prior posts by o/p, he isn't apreciating the silly stuff sometimes... so lets help him along, eh?
download the users manual... it's all in there.... and I'll even give you the link.... doh.
personally, I remove filter and oil, install new filter, and pour in 4 quarts, and 20 ounces, and cap it... done.
do not torque the new one like that, tighten it by hand, one hand, till it wont turn, then give it a half to 3/4 more with a wrench... and call it tight....tighten it using a normal filter wrench/cup wrench... that's fine.
just don't ask what tires are recommended, or what BRAND of oil... because it will make your head spin again.
best of luck, ride safe.
I use this one. 3/8 drive and a short extension. I put a small strip of rubber on the inside so it gets a good grip on a filter body.
I'm hearing ya, and I toasted one of those also once, along with another strap wrench like it with plier handles, and 4 cup wrenches, and an expensive 'aluminum flat specialty end wrench, and ended up jambing a cup wrench on, and shooting a Tek screw thru it into the filter, to remove it when it was tightened to 13 ft/lbs...the strap wrenches end up crushing the canister, smaller and smaller each time you add more rubber..
Mine has worked years and years on bikes and cars. Sorry you had different experiences.
I have never had issues removing mine, using a oil filter socket. Though I sometimes simply use the, spin on until gasket touches, then tighten 3/4 turn, I also have torqued it according to the manual, and it always comes off easily. A torque wrench designed for that range is essential though, or it will be over-torqued and hard to remove.
As for the old strap type oil wrenches, I stopped using though about 36 years ago.
I did send a couple emails back and forth with the "Kaw Tech dudes" I was in contact with back then, as Tech Editor, and they responded with "we will look into it, and advise a revision to the factory manual for the next print revision".
Like Phil I use a filter socket I got at Walmart and have not had a problem including the factory installed filter removed 10 years ago. Had I not bought a filter socket I probably would have stuck a screwdriver though it too.
I use a filter socket. It works great!
I always torque the oem filter and I've noticed that the o-ring compression is controlled by that torque. The filter housing feels like it bottoms out right at 13ft/lbs. Anything less feels like the 0-ring isn't compressed sufficiently.
13ft/lbs is not a lot of torque.
Next oil change, remove the filter and remove that o-ring. It's not flat, at all.
The K&N kn303 filter torques the same also, bottoms out right at the 13ft/lbs. It has 17mm hex that is convenient. Matches the drain plug.
Just exactly HOW are you guys measuring the TQ that is applied to a Filter???
Are you somehow managing to fit a proper torque wrench on to that special filter wrench, and measuring it THAT way??
I find it hard to believe anybody is going to this extra length to physically attain the torque ratio on such an item.
I certainly have never done so, and don't see how it's possible to get one under the bike to perform such a measurement.
However - I'm going to respectfully be disrespectful to your process, as I have never used a one of those end-cap filter tools that didn't "slip off" the end of the filter when trying to apply any relative amount of tq. to it -- be it 13 ft./lbs mol.
You're correct: 13 ft.lbs is really nothing, but in reality, hand tight on these things is MORE than tight enough, as the heat from the engine seems to seal them up more than good enough to keep from leaking.
I have YET to not destroy a filter (oem or otherwise) to remove it from the bike after a few thousand miles of use. And yes, I have tried both the end cap removal tool, and I now have the "Jaws of Death" as pictured above! And sometimes even the JOD don't quite work without some serious coaxing, swearing, and filter mutilation.
My next stop is a K+N filter with the Nut welded on the filter housing.
Each his own, I guess!
I have used these for 10 years now. Just not worth it to me not to. Had an extra from one of the cars I sold that cross referenced to the Kaw so I thought I would use it rather than throw it out. Stupid thought. Back to the K & N.
This is all of the filters I've changed since APR 2017 on my new 2016 C14.
Never had an issue with any of them. Not one issue! 25k miles since new.
Never had an issue with any from my 2008 C14. Not one issue! 40k miles since new.
Same wrench, removed them while they were still hot.
I'm doing it correctly, even per Kaw spec's..
Why does my "process" work, time after time, dozens of filters, with a filter socket, and your process does not?
FWIW, every filter I have taken off a new bike gets destroyed in the process. The factories over tighten for sure. On its first oil change my C14 filter can collapsed and then tore using a strap wrench. It was a mess. IIRC I ended up driving a screwdriver through it to get it to turn, no way the sheet metal would take the torque.
To the OP regarding oil level, the window will let you see where you are at in the fill. Go slow with the bike level and check with the window at eye level for accuracy.


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Telemar Norte Leste (Oi) yesterday reported net losses of BRL146 million (USD79.7 million) for the three months ended 30 June 2009, compared with net income of BRL288 million in the same period of 2008, as amortisation costs related to its acquisition of fellow operator Brasil Telecom (BrT) impacted on its bottom line. The Sao Paulo-headquartered firm published its results on a pro-forma basis, posting revenues of BRL11.2 billion, up 2.9% year-on-year, while debt levels doubled to BRL29.6 billion, from BRL13.2 billion in 2Q08. Oi said group EBITDA dipped 6.6% y-o-y to BRL2.4 billion, largely attributable to 'operations in Sao Paulo, which are still in the launching phase,' it said in its company filing.
Oi said mobile average revenue per user (ARPU) dropped by 15% between 2Q08 and 2Q09, to BRL21 per month, as customers spent less in a worsening economic climate. Higher value post-paid subscribers on contracts accounted for 15.3% of the operator's total by 30 June 2009, down from 16% a year earlier.
Oi ended June with almost 34 million mobile customers, a 21.2% share of the Brazilian mobile market, having boosted its market share every month this year. In the second quarter, Oi said it added 224,000 new fixed broadband and 3G mini modem customers, of which 128,000 were net additions for ADSL/cable broadband services. Oi Mobile's 3G mobile internet base reached 327,000 by 30 June 2009, up by 140,000 in a quarter. At the same date, fixed broadband accesses totalled 4.066 million, up 15.7% year-on-year. In May Oi confirmed its plan to invest up to BRL1 billion to expand and upgrade its network in nine states and the Federal District and add 770 mobile-phone towers.
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The State had emphasized Mr. Diaz had repeatedly stated that he understood what the non-certified individual was saying during his hearings, to which the Court replied:
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Q: SQL Server 2005 - Nested XML I used this question/answer as a starting point. SQL Server : nesting elements with FOR XML PATH
I'm trying to get to this output.
<Account ExID="Customer Numer 1">
<AccountData>
    <TwoColumnsChart>
            <CategoryName ID="Product Line 1">
                <ChartName>Prior vs current period sales for Product Line 1 </ChartName>
            <ValuesDescriptions>
                <Value1>Target</Value1>
                <Value2>Actual</Value2>
            </ValuesDescriptions>
            <SalesByFields>
                <Field><FieldName>Item</FieldName><FieldValue1>3100 (current Period)</FieldValue1><FieldValue2>2324 (prior Period)</FieldValue2></Field>
                <Field><FieldName>Item</FieldName><FieldValue1>1244</FieldValue1><FieldValue2>1000</FieldValue2></Field>
                <Field><FieldName>Item</FieldName><FieldValue1>2300</FieldValue1><FieldValue2>3000</FieldValue2></Field>
                <Field><FieldName>Item</FieldName><FieldValue1>3100</FieldValue1><FieldValue2>2324</FieldValue2></Field>
                <Field><FieldName>Item</FieldName><FieldValue1>1244</FieldValue1><FieldValue2>1000</FieldValue2></Field>
                <Field><FieldName>Item</FieldName><FieldValue1>2300</FieldValue1><FieldValue2>3000</FieldValue2></Field>
            </SalesByFields>
                <TotalSales>
                    <Field><FieldName>Total prior period</FieldName><FieldValue>$32,211</FieldValue></Field>
                    <Field><FieldName>Total current period</FieldName><FieldValue>$24,215</FieldValue></Field>
                </TotalSales>
            </CategoryName>
            <CategoryName ID="Product Line 2">
                <ChartName>Prior vs current period sales for Product Line 2</ChartName>
            <ValuesDescriptions>
                <Value1>Target</Value1>
                <Value2>Actual</Value2>
            </ValuesDescriptions>
            <SalesByFields>
                <Field><FieldName>Item</FieldName><FieldValue1>1244</FieldValue1><FieldValue2>1000</FieldValue2></Field>
                <Field><FieldName>Item</FieldName><FieldValue1>2300</FieldValue1><FieldValue2>3000</FieldValue2></Field>
                <Field><FieldName>Item</FieldName><FieldValue1>3100</FieldValue1><FieldValue2>2324</FieldValue2></Field>
                <Field><FieldName>Item</FieldName><FieldValue1>1244</FieldValue1><FieldValue2>1000</FieldValue2></Field>
                <Field><FieldName>Item</FieldName><FieldValue1>2300</FieldValue1><FieldValue2>3000</FieldValue2></Field>
            </SalesByFields>
                <TotalSales>
                    <Field><FieldName>Total prior period</FieldName><FieldValue>$32,211</FieldValue></Field>
                    <Field><FieldName>Total current period</FieldName><FieldValue>$24,215</FieldValue></Field>
                </TotalSales>
            </CategoryName>
            <CategoryName ID="Product Line 3">
                <ChartName>Prior vs current period sales for Product Line 3</ChartName>
            <ValuesDescriptions>
                <Value1>Target</Value1>
                <Value2>Actual</Value2>
            </ValuesDescriptions>
            <SalesByFields>
                <Field><FieldName>Item</FieldName><FieldValue1>1244</FieldValue1><FieldValue2>1000</FieldValue2></Field>
                <Field><FieldName>Item</FieldName><FieldValue1>2300</FieldValue1><FieldValue2>3000</FieldValue2></Field>
                <Field><FieldName>Item</FieldName><FieldValue1>3100</FieldValue1><FieldValue2>2324</FieldValue2></Field>
                <Field><FieldName>Item</FieldName><FieldValue1>1244</FieldValue1><FieldValue2>1000</FieldValue2></Field>
                <Field><FieldName>Item</FieldName><FieldValue1>2300</FieldValue1><FieldValue2>3000</FieldValue2></Field>
            </SalesByFields>
                <TotalSales>
                    <Field><FieldName>Total prior period</FieldName><FieldValue>$32,211</FieldValue></Field>
                    <Field><FieldName>Total current period</FieldName><FieldValue>$24,215</FieldValue></Field>
                </TotalSales>
            </CategoryName>
        </TwoColumnsChart>
</AccountData>

My #TempTable will be a custom table I build from the data warehouse, so I'm using some sample data first. Is there an easier way to get to the XML then what I'm doing?
CREATE TABLE #TempTable
(
     [FieldName] char(15),
     [FieldValue1] char(15),
     [FieldValue2] char(15),
     [CategoryName] char(15),
     [Customer] char(15)
)

INSERT INTO #TempTable([FieldName], [FieldValue1], [FieldValue2], [CategoryName], [Customer])
VALUES ('Test1Cust1', '100', '150', 'ProductLine1', 'Customer1')

INSERT INTO #TempTable([FieldName], [FieldValue1], [FieldValue2], [CategoryName], [Customer])
VALUES ('Test1Cust1', '100', '15110', 'ProductLine1', 'Customer1')

INSERT INTO #TempTable([FieldName], [FieldValue1], [FieldValue2], [CategoryName], [Customer])
VALUES ('Test1Cust2', '100', '150', 'ProductLine1', 'Customer2')

INSERT INTO #TempTable([FieldName], [FieldValue1], [FieldValue2], [CategoryName], [Customer])
VALUES ('Test1Cust2', '110', '15110', 'ProductLine1', 'Customer2')

INSERT INTO #TempTable([FieldName], [FieldValue1], [FieldValue2], [CategoryName], [Customer])
VALUES ('Tes2Cust1', '200', '250', 'ProductLine2', 'Customer1')

INSERT INTO #TempTable([FieldName], [FieldValue1], [FieldValue2], [CategoryName], [Customer])
VALUES ('Tes2Cust2', '200', '250', 'ProductLine2', 'Customer2')

INSERT INTO #TempTable([FieldName], [FieldValue1], [FieldValue2], [CategoryName], [Customer])
VALUES ('Test3Cust1', '300', '350', 'ProductLine3', 'Customer1')

INSERT INTO #TempTable([FieldName], [FieldValue1], [FieldValue2], [CategoryName], [Customer])
VALUES ('Test3Cust2', '300', '350', 'ProductLine3', 'Customer2')

INSERT INTO #TempTable([FieldName], [FieldValue1], [FieldValue2], [CategoryName], [Customer])
VALUES ('Test4Cust1', '400', '450', 'ProductLine4', 'Customer1')

INSERT INTO #TempTable([FieldName], [FieldValue1], [FieldValue2], [CategoryName], [Customer])
VALUES ('Test4Cust2', '400', '450', 'ProductLine4', 'Customer2')

SELECT
    (SELECT
         RTRIM(T1.Customer) AS "@ExID",
         (SELECT
              RTRIM(T2.CategoryName) AS "@ID",
              (SELECT
                   RTRIM(T3.FieldName) AS FieldName,
                   RTRIM(T3.FieldValue1) AS FieldValue1,
                   RTRIM(T3.FieldValue2) AS FieldValue2
               FROM
                   #TempTable T3
               WHERE
                   T2.categoryname = T3.CategoryName
                   AND T2.Customer = T3.Customer
               FOR XML path('Field'), root('SalesByFields'), type)
          FROM
              #TempTable AS T2
          WHERE
              T1.Customer = T2.Customer
          GROUP BY
              T2.CategoryName, T2.Customer
          FOR XML path('CategoryName'), type)
    FROM
        #TempTable AS T1
    GROUP BY
        T1.Customer
    FOR XML path('Account'), TYPE)
FOR XML path('Accounts')

DROP TABLE #TempTable

A: This is what I came up with which built the XML the way I needed it. For anyone interested, this is for loading dashboard reports on Pepperi mobile software.
SELECT (
    SELECT RTRIM(T1.Customer) AS "@ExID",
            (
                SELECT RTRIM(T2.CategoryName) AS "@ID"
                        , 'Prior vs current period sales for ' + RTRIM(T2.CategoryName) AS "ChartName"
                        , 'Target' AS "ValuesDescription/Value1"
                        , 'Actual' AS "ValuesDescription/Value2"
                        ,
                        (
                            SELECT RTRIM(T3.FieldName) AS FieldName
                                    , SUM(T3.FieldValue1) AS FieldValue1
                                    , SUM(T3.FieldValue2) AS FieldValue2
                            FROM #TempTable T3
                            WHERE T2.categoryname = T3.CategoryName AND
                                    T2.Customer = T3.Customer
                            GROUP BY T3.FieldName
                            FOR XML PATH('Field')
                                ,ROOT('SalesByFields')
                                ,TYPE
                        )
                        ,
                        (
                            SELECT T4.FieldName AS FieldName
                                    , SUM(T4.FieldValue) AS FieldValue
                            FROM #CurVsPrior T4
                            WHERE T2.Customer = T4.AddressID AND
                                    T2.CategoryName = T4.Brand
                            GROUP BY  T4.FieldName
                            FOR XML PATH('Field')
                                ,ROOT('TotalSales')
                                ,TYPE
                        )
                FROM #TempTable AS T2
                WHERE T1.Customer = T2.Customer
                GROUP BY T2.CategoryName, T2.Customer
                FOR XML PATH('CategoryName')
                    ,TYPE
            ) AS "AccountData/TwoColumnsChart"
    FROM #TempTable AS T1
    GROUP BY T1.Customer
    FOR XML PATH('Account')
        ,TYPE
    )

FOR XML PATH('Accounts')


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