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Coalition to deliver new Green Army projects for Point Lonsdale Lighthouse Reserve and Queenscliff front beach
Media Releases, Portfolio Media 10 May 2016
A re-elected Coalition Government will deliver two new Green Army projects – one in Point Lonsdale and one in Queenscliff. The Green Army provides opportunities for young Australians aged 17-24 years to gain training and experience which will assist them in the future to find jobs, while generating real benefits for the local environment. The…
Coalition delivers major solar boost to Surf Coast Shire
Local organisations in the Surf Coast Shire are the latest beneficiary of the Coalition's commitment to boost renewable energy in our communities with seven new solar projects soon to be rolled out. Minister for the Environment Greg Hunt and Federal Member for Corangamite Sarah Henderson, today announced that seven community groups will share more than…
National Landcare grants start to flow across Corangamite
Funding of $743,900 will help restore and improve coastlines throughout Corangamite and the surf coast including in the communities of Jan Juc, Anglesea, Airey's Inlet, Ocean Grove and St Leonards. The Corangamite Catchment Management Authority, under the Australian Government's National Landcare Programme, will support local groups and land managers with grants aimed at achieving an…
Green Army projects help the natural environment thrive
The Mornington Peninsula and Western Port region is hosting ten projects under Round Four of the Coalition Government's Green Army programme. Flinders MP and Environment Minister Greg Hunt said the ten local projects across the Dunkley and Flinders electorates would benefit the habitats of our native species for years to come. "I was delighted to…
Coalition's Climate Change policy delivers major benefits for the Great Barrier Reef
Great Barrier Reef (old - archived), Media Releases, Portfolio Media 10 May 2016
The Turnbull Government's Emissions Reduction Fund is helping Australia play its part in tackling climate change while also delivering significant environmental co-benefits for the Great Barrier Reef. In what is a strong endorsement by Labor of the Coalition's climate change policy, the Queensland Labor Government has formed a partnership with GreenCollar to take advantage of…
Fuel Quality Standards Act contributes to better health and environment outcomes
Media Releases, Portfolio Media 8 May 2016
An independent review has found that the Fuel Quality Standards Act 2000 has led to a significant reduction in the mass of pollutants and emissions arising from the use of regulated fuel. The Australian Government will retain and amend the Act to ensure Australians continue to receive its important environmental and health benefits. We will…
Applications open for new Green Army local environment projects
Applications for Round Five of the Australian Government's Green Army programme are now open. The Green Army is a hands-on, practical environmental action programme that supports local communities to undertake environment and heritage conservation projects across Australia while offering participants valuable skills and practical experience. The Green Army has been a huge success with 1145…
Threatened species strategy on track for 2020
I am delighted to provide an update on our work for threatened species at the Western Port Biosphere's Biodiversity Forum, which shares the strategy's focus on science, action and partnerships. Under the Western Port Biosphere project, supported by Australian Government funding, 184 hectares of remnant vegetation will be protected and 36 hectares revegetated by the…
New plans set threatened species on road to recovery
The Turnbull Government has released new plans to help save four birds and mammals prioritised for action under the nation's first Threatened Species Strategy, marking another milestone in the fight for their survival. These recovery plans show us how to best target efforts to conserve the Regent honeyeater, Orange-bellied Parrot, Mallee Emu-wren and Mountain Pygmy…
The Turnbull Government's economic plan for jobs and growth
Local Media, Media Releases 5 May 2016
The 2016-17 Budget is an economic plan for Australia. It is a plan for a strong new economy with more jobs and growth. As Australia successfully transitions from the mining investment boom to a stronger, more diversified economy, it is vital that our tax system drives economic growth and national prosperity. These measures will encourage…
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This installment focuses on the primal paths available to the barbarian class. It first presents four new totem spirits, which can be used in conjunction with any existing primal path that already offers the use of totem spirits. Defend yourself with the slow but steady turtle totem, outwit your foes with the tricky raven totem, outmaneuver them with the graceful elk totem, or revel in draconic might with the fearsome dragon totem. The book also presents three brand new primal paths, including the path of blood, whose followers ritually consume the hearts of their foes to gain demonic powers, the path of the overflowing mug, whose followers find strength, bravery, and combat prowess in the bottom of an ale mug, and the path of the scarred hide, for barbarians who only become stronger and angrier the more they are injured.


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Three surprising resource implications from the rise of electric vehicles
The impact of EV on Earth's resources is seldom misplaced. And in some cases, the common wisdom is almost entirely wrong.
The world is changing… and so is energy
One of the major concerns of governments worldwide is to guarantee the availability of energy supply, even if energy is an ubiquitous commodity at the distance of a click. So is sustainability, as the COP21 conference committed to a faster decarbonization.
The introduction of renewable sources in the countries energy mix prompted for relevant premium prices in power purchase agreements, namely for wind and photovoltaic parks. As expected, the technology evolution brought the wind energy overall costs (also known as LCOE or Levelized Cost Of Energy) to similar values of those of gas, coal or nuclear, allowing it to position as a competitive source of energy, wind allows it. On the same direction, photovoltaic electricity generation is also becoming affordable with an important twist: its price and scalability allow for consumers to produce their own energy. Add a storage battery and everyone gets its own electricity 24/7.
The rise of electric cars… and consequences on oil price
Plug-in cars make up just one-tenth of 1 percent of the global car market today. They're a rarity on the streets of most countries and still cost significantly more than similar gasoline burners.
Last year EV sales grew by about 60 percent worldwide but, in the next few years, Tesla, Chevy, and Nissan plan to start selling long-range electric cars in the $30,000 range.
Brazilian Electric Vehicle and Supporting Infrastructure Market
This market insight covers the Brazilian electrical vehicle (EV) and supporting infrastructure market. It focuses on pure EVs and recharge station infrastructure, presenting actual business models and new model propositions. Further, analysis takes into account Brazil's fuel scenario as well as government regulations and incentives for EV use. Market dynamics are evaluated in terms of drivers and restraints. The service also covers EV market revenue, vehicle unit growth, and other important variables that will affect implementing EV infrastructure. Strategic conclusions emphasize the most important aspects of this market. The base year is 2012, and the forecast period is from 2013 to 2017.
The Brazilian electric vehicle (EV) market is nascent but holds enormous potential if automakers decide to invest in it.
Energy distributers are investing in EV research and development (R&D) to analyze how these vehicles will affect infrastructure. These companies are creating partnerships and are open to new investments.
There are xx EVs in the Brazilian market, but by 2017, numbers will reach more than xx. In addition, recharge station penetration will cover more than xx% of customers by 2017.
New business models, including sharing services and the development of integrators that bring together various stakeholders, will create a new market. Distributers, automakers, and government-created partnerships will be instrumental in the implementation of EVs.
Fuel costs are expected to increase while electricity tariffs, with new regulations such as MP xx, are expected to decrease. This will encourage EV market growth, which will, in turn, influence growth in infrastructure.
Drivers and restraints will impact the short, medium, and long terms.
BYD introduces its electric vehicle E6 to Taiwan
BYD, a Chinese car manufacturer, brought its pure electric vehicle to Taiwan on Oct. 8.
"The BYD E6 is designed for taxi drivers. The more they drive, the more they will save. On the whole, a taxi driver will be able to earn an additional NT$10,000 (US$300) a month," said Chen Wei-jen, president of BYD Taiwan.
Chen made his remarks during a press conference on Oct. 8 to introduce the E6 to Taiwan's market. A total of 1,500 invoices from taxi drivers have been received as of now, although the vehicle will not be available in the market before the first quarter of next year.
BYD Taiwan was established by BYD Hong Kong and Taiwan Solar Energy under 51:49 share ratio. Chen, Taiwan Solar Energy's general manager, has taken position as the new company's president.
Chen said that Taiwan Solar Energy would join the business because they believe electric vehicles will become more and more popular, as gas prices continue to rise. The E6 is already in use by taxi cabs in Shenzhen and Hong Kong and will be introduced to Singapore, London and the United States as well.
The vehicle was designed as a five-door hatchback sub-minivan. It only takes eight seconds to accelerate from 0-100 miles, with a top speed of 140km per hour and a driving range of 300km when the battery is fully charged.
Chen said that it only takes two hours to fully recharge the battery but approximately 80% of the battery life will be restored within 40 minutes. The E6's battery has a 10-year warranty, he said.
The E6's pre-launch price is expected to hit NT$1.7 million (US$56,600).
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Although today electric vehicle (EV) technology is attracting significant attention and investment, it is certainly not a new sector but the resurgence of one that enjoyed considerable popularity during the latter years of the 19th century and the first decade or two of the 20th. Indeed, before the meteoric rise of the internal combustion engine (ICE) it was electric and steam propulsion that competed for dominance in the motorised transportation sector.
However, the ICE had distinct advantages over the other two technologies, particularly with respect to operating range and convenience: the electric vehicle's batteries frequently required time-consuming recharging and the steam vehicle could not be used before a lengthy warm-up period, and its range was limited by the quantity of water that it could carry. The abundance of cheap oil, the advent of the mass-production assembly line and the development of the self-starter then assured the ICE's advance as the dominant propulsion technology.
This report focuses primarily on vehicles that rely solely on electric propulsion, and also includes a review of 'range-extended' electric vehicles (REEV) that carry an internal combustion engine (ICE) and generator set that is capable of recharging the batteries to enable travel beyond the electric range available from batteries alone. REEVs are predominantly series hybrid vehicles on which the ICE cannot directly power the driving wheels and which feature significant battery capacity.
The Hybrid and Plug-in Hybrid Light Vehicle Report
In a recent interview with IHS SupplierBusiness, Ernie DeVincent, VP Product Development for Getrag commented: "I think it is absolutely inevitable that the penetration of hybrids is going to have to increase. And this will put a great deal of pressure on the economic side of hybrids, particularly battery costs. Because nobody will meet 54 miles per gallon in the US without a substantially higher mix of hybrids than they have today. So hybridisation is going to be a major factor and this puts a lot of pressure on economics".
Hybrid vehicles, although not yet attaining very significant market share, are nevertheless a necessary and growing part of the future powertrain mix. Furthermore, hybridisation has more than just fuel efficiency to contribute in performance terms. The inclusion of hybrid components can deliver desirable customer features such as improved cabin features and HVAC, enhanced launch performance to overcome the weaknesses inherent in downsized engines, high boost turbocharging and optimised transmissions as well as limited electrically driven four-wheel drive (4WD) solutions. Therefore, despite the key aspect of fuel economy improvement, additional value can be delivered to the customer through other technologies associated with hybridisation.
This report looks at the Hybrid and Plug-in Hybrid Light Vehicle sector, which looks at the market drivers, current hybrid architectures and technologies, developing business models and challenges.
Volvo turns car body into a battery
Car batteries are heavy and clumsy, right? Along with research partners, Volvo has developed a concept to integrate the batteries into the car structure. With innovative materials and form factors, the batteries would claim much less space. Further down the road, the concept could significantly reduce the weight of future electric vehicles.
Volvo's new energy storage systems consist of carbon fibres, nano structured batteries and supercapacitors. The project team identified a feasible alternative to the heavy weight, large size and high costs associated with the batteries seen in hybrids and electric cars today, whilst maintaining the efficient capacity of power and performance. The answer was found in the combination of carbon fibres and a polymer resin, creating an advanced nanomaterial, and structural super capacitors. The reinforced carbon fibres sandwich and the new battery are moulded and formed to fit around the car's frame, such as the door panels, the boot lid and wheel bowl, releasing the space normally occupied by the batteries in the floor structure of the car or in the trunk. The carbon fibre laminate is first layered, shaped and then cured in an oven to set and harden. The super capacitors are integrated within the component skin. This material can then be used around the vehicle, replacing existing components, to store and charge energy.
The material is recharged and energised by the use of brake energy regeneration in the car or by plugging into a mains electrical grid. It then transfers the energy to the electric motor which is discharged as it is used around the car.
But it is not only the form factor that gives this concept an edge over conventional lithium-ion batteries. The new material also charges and stores faster than conventional batteries. And it is also strong and pliant.
Today, Volvo has evaluated the technology by creating two components for testing and development. These are a boot lid and a plenum cover, tested within the Volvo S80.
The boot lid is a functioning electrically powered storage component and has the potential to replace the standard batteries seen in today's cars. Though it contains a battery, it is lighter than a standard boot lid, saving on both volume and weight.
The new plenum demonstrates that it can also replace both the rally bar, a strong structural piece that stabilises the car in the front, and the start-stop battery. This saves more than 50% in weight and is powerful enough to supply energy to the car's 12 Volt system
It is believed that the complete substitution of an electric car's existing components with the new material could cut the overall weight by more than 15%. This is not only cost effective but would also have improvements to the impact on the environment.
The research project, funded in part by the European Union, included Imperial College London as the academic lead partner along with eight other major participants, including the Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und-prüfung BAM, (Germany), Cytec Industries (UK), Nanocyl (Belgium), and Inasco (Greece).
Volvo was the only car manufacturer in the project which took place over 3.5 years.
Renault Samsung Motors Proceeding with Electrical Vehicle SM3 Z.E Sales Plan
Electrical Compact Car: Renault Samsung Motors Proceeding with Electrical Vehicle SM3 Z.E Sales Plan
Renault Samsung Motors announced on October 4 that it will push forward with a plan to sell its SM3 ZE in Changwon City after Jeju Island.
In September, the automaker built an A/S Network, and installed AC electrical vehicle chargers in the Changwon division. In addition, it already secured sales bases.
Changwon City plans to conduct its campaign for electric vehicles so that 300 units can be sold by 2015. It will move forward with a plan to help government officials buy 20 units and citizens 30 on a trial basis this year.
In Changwon, the price of an electric car is similar to that of a gasoline car in the same league, because buyers can receive a subsidy from the Ministry of Environment worth 15 million won (US$14,015), and another one from Gyeongsang South Province and Changwon City valued at 6 million won (US$5,604). In addition, people can get tax benefits for electric cars.
The city is scheduled to accept applications for electric vehicle benefits from October 7 to 16, and to select recipients on October 21.
Chrysler sets sights on electric vehicles
American automaker Chrysler may soon join the ranks of companies working to develop and commercialize electric vehicles. In 2009, Italian automaker Fiat formed a strategic partnership with Chrysler in order to save the company from bankruptcy. Fiat quickly put Chrysler's electric vehicle ambitious to rest, suggesting that the economics surrounding such vehicles were unfeasible. Fiat claimed that Chrysler would lose more than $10,000 for every electric vehicle sold. Now that the American automaker has found stable financial footing and its partnership with Fiat has become more turbulent, Chrysler may be looking to focus on electric vehicles once more.
Automaker looking for new engineers
Chrysler is currently looking to recruit new engineers to work on the development of battery management systems. These systems are used in electric vehicles to oversee the performance and manage the capabilities of lithium-ion batteries. The recruiting endeavor is part of Chrysler's overarching electric vehicle program. In the past, the automaker had claimed that this program would produce a wide range of clean vehicles that would fall under many of its popular brands. The program was expected to produce all-electric vehicles as well as plug-in hybrids.
Electric Vehicles Speeding Toward 7% Of All Global Sales By 2020
Electric Vehicles Speeding Toward 7% Of All Global Sales By 2020.
Hybrid vehicles may have had pole position so far in the race to a sustainable transportation future, but electric-only vehicles are about to pull even – and they're both becoming a significant part of global vehicle sales.
Combined worldwide sales of hybrid and plug-in electric vehicles will reach 6.6 million annual units by 2020 and become almost 7% of the total light-duty vehicle market, according to Navigant Research's 2013-2020 Electric Vehicle Market Forecast.
Several factors are fueling this growth, including consumer demand for less-expensive operational costs compared to gasoline-powered vehicles, consistent government policy, multiple new models from major automakers, and lower battery prices.
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Welcome to To Do Tuesday April 11!
The last two weeks have been great for me. I finally started physical therapy and spent time just relaxing and healing. I usually have a difficult time sitting in front of the TV without something to do with my hands, but I have been so exhausted after working part days that it has been an easy habit to develop.
This afternoon, I have my six week check up with the surgeon, and I am hoping to finally be able to put some weight on my leg and stop using my crutches. Physical Therapy is great, and I am using all sorts of muscles I haven't used before! I have times where my knee aches, but I haven't felt the need to take pain medication (even over the counter) for almost a week, so that's a great sign! I am going to call this "task" complete. Even though I still have a lot of healing and physical therapy to do, I feel like I am through the worst.
I did have a bit of a setback on this project, and I wasn't able to finish it before the deadline; however, as soon as I can, I am still going to make the dress and write a post about it. The pattern officially releases tomorrow from Bella Sunshine Designs, and it is called the Ladies Alice. It is absolutely adorable, and I was testing it in Reagan's size. If you are interested in purchasing the pattern today during the pre-launch, visit the Bella Sunshine Designs PDF Patterns Facebook Page.
The fabric for the girls' dresses (nearly 30 yards!!!) arrived over the weekend; let the assembly line sewing begin! They chose this amazing Charcoal Gray Double Brushed Poly from KnitPop Fabrics. If you're unfamiliar with Double Brushed Poly, its the same stuff the "buttery soft" leggings from that currently very popular company are made out of. It is super soft, and I think it will look great on each of the girls!
I also now have all the patterns, so we can get started taping them together and tracing the sizes the girls wear. Of course the girls didn't all select the same dress, so I will be making the Made for Mermaids Mama Quinn, Patterns for Pirates Timeless Tunic Dress and Sweetheart Dress, and Bella Sunshine Designs Maggie Dress.
I will throw the fabric in the wash tonight and by tomorrow, I should be cutting out the first dress!
It seems like I'm always adding "just one more" project to my to do list. but here I am again! We originally thought I would be recovered enough to be able to take another round of Senior Pictures for Harley, but it just isn't going to work out within the timeline we need them. I spoke to my friend Rachel from River Wynn Photography, and we worked out a deal. She took some pictures of Harley for me last night, and I am making her a camera strap cover (or two). That is the project I am adding – removable camera strap covers. Here's a few pictures of Rachel and Harley I grabbed on my phone yesterday. Rachel does AMAZING work, and I can't wait to see them!
My To Do List is finally starting to grow! Thank goodness for fast healing and feeling good!
Thank you, Patricia! I love the idea of a scrappy baby quilt, I may have to try one some day!
I'm amazed at all the sewing you have planned! Hope the girls dresses all go together quickly for you. So nice that you are doing the sewing for their class! Keep that healing going too!
Thank you! The girls' dresses are going together very well and quickly. Luckily, I don't have any other demands on my time right now, so I can concentrate on getting them finished. Healing is going well, also. I am mostly off my crutches – only needing them in the evening – and physical therapy is progressing!


Four weeks today, people will be arriving to join me and @robke. Cant wait to see you all again.
I have finished the caravan repairs/mods ready for test run next week.
Repaired the Truma blown air heating. Having previously decided it was scrap, in the process of removing, found a damaged PCB which I have 'modified'.
Replaced the single electrical socket in the Kitchen with a double that includes USB charging points.
Fitted the old kitchen socket at foot of the bed, perfectly place for 'Hoover' and hairdryer.
Fitted another double socket with USB in overhead locker at foot of bed, perfect for charging kit out of site and provided sockes for (5).
Fitted additional Cold Fan / Heater in over head locker, perfectly placed to blow length of caravan. Hides nicely out of site when locker closed.
Fingers crossed for a Liverpool win!


Will is a legal document that is made by a person who wishes to bequeath his property to certain persons after his death. You have to make a Will to distribute all your financial products and your wealth which were bought by you in the manner you wish to and legally without any fuss to whoever concerned, if not there will be fights over it. First testamentary power of a Hindu was admitted in Bengal. If anyone who does not make a Will then his property will pass on by way of intestate law, so it would be better that one makes a Will which clearly states his intentions on how his property should be transferred. Will, its origin and growth was not known to Hindus until their contact with Muslims grew, who had the knowledge of a Will and thus it helped Hindus in making a testamentary form of writing in relation to their property and thus it became a common practice in India. Will takes effect only after the death of the testator or the person who makes it and it is a unilateral document which can be revoked and changed by the maker at any time and it has been explained under Section 63 of the Indian Succession Act 1925.
Indian Succession Act, 1925 was enacted in India during British period itself and it is applied to all Hindus, Buddhist, Sikh, Jains but does not govern Muslims as they are governed by Muslim Law. Inheritance and succession law is very vast and complicated in nature. Will can be made by any person who is not a minor and of sound mind on a plain paper and which need not be put on stamp paper and you can write it in your own hand writing also. Will is made by a person who after his death entrusts on the living person to carry out his wishes where disposition of his property will take effect only post his death. A person who is making hisWill must understand that he will be giving away his property to certain persons and have a complete knowledge of the extent of his total property and also must know the conditions that are put in the Will. A deaf, dumb and blind person can also make a Will if they understand the provisions that are put in the Will but a person who is intoxicated and makes a Will then that Will is invalid. A declaration of the testator to revoke previous Will can be done and only the Will that is prevails in last is can be enforced. A share in the property can be given even to a lunatic, a minor or anyone under a Will. Just because a Will is lost does not mean that it can be revoked but if it is intentionally destroyed by testator it will be deemed to be revoked.
There are many types of Will like Privileged Will, Conditional Will, Joint Wills, Duplicate Wills, Concurrent Wills, and Holograph Wills. Privileged Will is explained under Section 66 of the Indian Succession Act which states that a soldier in an actual warfare, airmen or marine at sea who execute Wills are privileged wills. Upon a condition being fulfilled only a Will can be enforced, that is called a contingent Will and if that condition does not occur then the Will cannot be legally enforceable. When 2 or more people jointly make a Will is called a Joint Will which intends to take effect only after the death of all the parties and it cannot be enforced if one party is alive and other dead. A maker of the Will makes a duplicate Will and keeps it in a safe deposit in a bank will be a duplicate Will. If a testator makes a Will that is applied in one country and another Will in another country to dispose of different properties in different country it will be a concurrent Will. A Will that is written completely by ones handwriting is called a Holograph Will. With regard to revocation a Will can be revoked when the testator with his own interest puts it in writing under revocation clause all prior Wills and Codicils made can be revoked. A deed of revocation can be made in the same way as a Will. A testator can burn, tear the Will to revoke a Will. Any language can be used to make a Will and it can be made in any form but it should be clear and readable to understand its points.
In Narinder Singh Rao vs AvmMahinder Singh Rao &Ors (22 March, 2013) Supreme Court held that a Will has to be attested by two witnesses to be valid and if it is in relation to transfer of property a Will has to be registered. In another case Savithri and others Vs. KarthyayaniAmma and others, (12 October 2007) Court had held that just because natural heirs get lesser share in the property does not mean that there is something suspicious in it.The main work of the court is to determine the actual intention of the testator from the Will.
There is a restriction to transfer of a property through a Will that is made to a person who is unborn as it is invalid. A will that is made through fraud, coercion, undue influence is completely invalid Will. If any Will is not certain and is completely uncertain with regard to its objects and subject then it will be invalid Will. A Will can be void if there is illegal condition in it, like the condition that cannot be executed or which is forbidden by law or against to public policy. Anybody can challenge a Will and they have to prove in the Court that all previous Will supersedes the present Will that is presented by them before the Court. If you create a Will today, it will save your family's time in future, where they need not run around to lawyers for getting a share in the property, after you leave this world. So do prepare a Will.


Welcome to the 18th Edition of House Stalking.
All of these photos were found on the MLS current listings.
When value engineering goes wrong.
Typically, shiny large air return grilles are closer to the ground. And not in the ceiling of the dining room.
I'm so glad this homeowner got her nails done for the picture.
When touring this home you can stay awhile... and get a pedicure.
Come on it! Have some wine.
Listing that your home has a boat dock is only a selling point when it is IN the water.
How do you take a picture of your home to put on the MLS? You drop your purse, keys and cell phone and back up enough to make sure it's in the photo.


Is it an end of an era for the nation's siesta tradition? Spain has announced that they intend on abolishing the countries traditional three-hour siestas. Mariano Rajoy, the countries Prime Minister, said he wants to introduce a 6pm finish to the working day.
For some of you 6pm may seem like a late finish, however in Spain it's common for people to finish work at 8pm. Tradition sees many in the country start work at 10am, staying until 2pm and then taking up to a three-hour siesta before returning to work and finishing at 8pm.
The practice of a siesta originates from a time when many of the population held agricultural jobs. A midday nap was a method for the workforce to avoid the unbearable afternoon heat before returning to work when temperatures were slightly cooler.
It is thought to be a bid to generate support for Rajoy in the countries June elections. The persistence of the siesta tradition has irked many modern workers who are unable to return home during siesta and find themselves milling around waiting to continue their working day.
According to The Independent there was a report by a Spanish parliamentary commission which examined the issue in 2013.
The report suggests that abolishing the siesta would improve the quality of life in Spain and even reduce marriage breakdowns.


It's no secret that a lot of people are unhappy with their careers. Low pay, long working hours, unreasonable demands from your boss, financial uncertainty and too much hard work sometimes make you wonder if a personal business is your way to go. However, even if starting your own business seems like a great idea, and you think you've already planned everything, there are still a lot of things you can miss. Make sure to avoid those common mistakes businessmen make, and you're guaranteed to achieve success!
When you start a business, there are so many distractions surrounding you in every aspect of life. Your family, financial situation, house, friends all require your attention, so it's very easy to get distracted and lose your objective. During the early period of your business all you have to focus on is achieving your goals. Of course, it doesn't mean that you have to forget about your family and friends, but if they understand how important this business is to you, they'll be fine with letting you do your own thing for several months. Always keep your eyes on a target!
All around the world a business plan is considered to be something you cannot open a business without. Sure, there may be some examples of people achieving success in business with no business plan, but those occasions are very rare. If you want to stay in business for a long time, be sure to design a business plan first.
What does a good business plan consist of? Well, basically a plan is a thorough description of your future company. Start with describing the product or service you're planning to sell. Then talk about the market for that product. Next include some information about your competitors – companies who produce and sell similar products. And finally create a detailed financial analysis of your future company. How much money will you have from the beginning? How much does it cost to buy the necessary equipment? How much will you spend on advertising? By answering those questions you will get the necessary information to include in your business plan.
When you leave your old job to start a personal business, it's very easy to end all relationships with your old colleagues and your boss. However, it's not a good strategy for anyone starting a new business. First, your old acquaintances can become your new customers. Second, they will spread the word about your product or service, sending more new customers over to you. And third, if your business fails, you will have to return to work, and it's impossible to do if you're not talking to anyone from your previous job. Try to remain friendly with your colleagues even if you're leaving the company – who knows when you can go back?
One of the key rules to people starting their own business is to remain humble. Even experienced businessmen who make millions know that there is something new to learn every day, which is especially true for people with no business experience at all, like you. Of course, you can plan everything in advance, read dozens of business-related books, but nothing can promise you won't make mistakes.
What you need to do is to see every mistake you make as a chance to learn. Remember that it gets better as you get more experience. Learn something new every day, feel more comfortable in your role of a businessman, and you'll notice how confident you become over time. Confidence needs to be earned, so don't start your business thinking you know everything!
Marketing is a huge industry that you need to take advantage of when you start a new business. Don't think marketing is only for large corporations who need to spend thousands on advertising. Small businesses and beginners in business can benefit from marketing as well. In fact, marketing can help you even at the first stage of your business, which is designing the business plan.
Use some marketing research to determine what products and services are the most popular in Nigeria, and what kinds of people are most likely to buy your product. Then, when you're ready to sell your products or services, use marketing to tell the world about your business. As soon as you use the correct marketing techniques, your business will start growing.
And don't forget about the power of online marketing, which you can do almost for free! Advertise your products or services in every way you can: on Facebook, on JiJi, on other social networks (including Instagram). It won't cost you almost anything, but the effect of online marketing can benefit any business.
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Truly multidisciplinary
ROLI is not just a company of specialists, but a community of polymaths creating new synergies between the professional and the personal.
Roland Lamb
After high school, Roland moved to Japan to practise Zen Buddhism. He earned a degree in Classical Chinese and Sanskrit Philosophy from Harvard University. His diverse achievements led to a scholarship to pursue an MA in Design Products at the RCA. There he invented the award-winning Seaboard GRAND and ROLI was born.
Dewald De Jager
Regional Sales Manager (Southern Europe, Middle East, Africa)
Over the past thirteen years, Dewald has helped companies such as GoPro and Garmin grow their sales. A proud citizen of the Rainbow Nation (South Africa), he is excited to drum up Sales at ROLI and you'll be sure to hear him talking about travel, music and tech.
Trained as an anthropologist, Tahmima is an award-winning writer. She also writes a column for the International New York Times. She sits on the board of ROLI, coordinates senior recruitment, and heads woman-forward initiatives to the ROLI team and beyond.
Xorge Castro
Senior NPI and Mechanical Engineer
Xorge has fifteen years of experience in engineering. He is passionate about design, manufacturing and creating groundbreaking products. Xorge is also a salsa dancer and has a black belt in karate.
Sabeen Forster
After completing her Maths degree in London, Sabeen then became a chartered accountant working in both audit and internal audit. She has made her first step into the music tech industry with ROLI as a Finance Manager. Outside of work, if she is not attending various DJ sets, she is boxing.
Andrew Elmore
Platform Technical Lead
Having enjoyed working for both big and small companies, Andrew now leads the front-end and API development team at ROLI. Andrew plays a few stringed instruments, is trying to learn the double bass, and is currently exploring creating digitally manipulated acoustic music.
Staff Multimedia Designer
With experience in everything from global branding to product design, Yuta works on design engineering, bringing innovative ideas to life. His philosophy is to always try to strike a balance between rigour and creativity.
Matt Fish
Sites & Systems Manager
Before completing his masters and PhD in anthropology, Matt studied sound engineering. He's traveled all over, including building a log cabin in an Alaskan forest. When not building or fixing things for ROLI he is probably riding his motorbike, pointing a camera at something or tattooing someone.
Senior Servicing & Prototyping Engineer
With past industry experience in Lighting and Furniture design, John oversees the repair and refurbishment of ROLI products whilst also aiding with in-house prototyping and proof of concept hardware. A two time veteran of the Hackney half marathon, he's also a keen hiker having visited both Tasmania and New Zealand.
Frankie Burrows
Frankie has gained experience performing and composing music across a wide range of genres including funk, ska, and contemporary classical. He is now excited to combine this with his technical knowledge to ensure ROLI's software runs as smoothly as possible. His other interests include photography and a love for sparrows.
Yu Kyung Lee
A recent RCA Product Design graduate, Yu Kyung works with ROLI's product designers. For six years, she taught kids to sing and dance at a Sunday school, and she loves exploring London, cooking and making beautiful leather things.
Marcus Levy-Chance
Creator Support Agent
With degrees in Philosophy and Music Production, Marcus draws upon his experience as a freelance producer and musician in order to provide a high standard of support to ROLI creators. He loves woodwork, making jewelry, playing with synthesizers, and hanging out with his dog, Lexi.
Regional Sales Manager (Germany, Central and Eastern Europe)
As a multi-instrumentalist across several genres, David loves making music. He applies two decades of MI industry experience to expanding ROLI's international markets, feeding also his love of travel, languages and cultural diversity. He is also family-focused and enjoys exploring the Czech landscape, reading and practicing martial arts.
Ian Larter
Ian was selected to exhibit at the New Designers exhibition in London in 2015 with a new product and service proposal for sterilising baby feeding bottles. He can be found creating a touch of sustain on his guitar and has performed at the likes of Latitude and the Great Escape Festivals.
Danny Siger
National Account Sales Manager
An avid outdoorsman, Danny has taught whitewater kayaking and guided wilderness trips in the Northeast and Alaska and is now dedicated to maintaining the smooth flow of ROLI's sales process. He once paddled alone down the length of the Grand Canyon.
Nicolas Barrois
With two degrees in logistics acquired in Paris, Nicolas contributes to the smooth running of the full end to end supply-chain operations at ROLI. You might also find him running through London or digging for some records to fill his collection.
Lawrence King
Sound Designer & QA Engineer
With years of experience in electronic music production and music technology, Lawrence now works to ensure ROLI and FXpansion products reach the highest possible standards. He enjoys composing, cycling long distances, and spending more time than perhaps necessary to make the perfect cup of coffee.
Elizabeth Frascoia
Creator Support Specialist & US Operations Manager (USA)
A professional trombonist and singer, Elizabeth has performed globally and on TV shows like American Idol. She now creates opportunities to unite the US music and technology communities and loves learning about food and culture.
Rory Bett
Sound Content QA Engineer
As a recent Tonmeister graduate, Rory has had a variety of experience in post production and studios. He is excited to be on the ROLI team as a Sound Content QA Engineer. Outside of work, Rory can be found at the local quiz night or at home testing new recipes.
Shantha Shanmugalingam
Shantha has a diverse background spanning climate change in government to consultancy to Dyson. At Dyson, he led the company's first strategy team and latterly oversaw sales and marketing across Europe. He has a PhD in Molecular Biology, and is trustee of Centre for Sustainable Energy.
Sheldon Gabriel
Hardware Programme Manager
A background in civil engineering and a BSc and MA in musical instruments makes Sheldon uniquely suited to manage ROLI's hardware programme. Sheldon likes to make acoustic instruments in his free time.
Hong-Yeul Eom
Lead Industrial Designer
An RCA graduate, Hong designed the podium for the 2012 London Olympics and joined ROLI to oversee the manufacturing and realization of the product vision. He loves 80s music, Matsuda Seiko and trying new things.
Lewis Gunson
With a creative and technical background in the games industry, Lewis now puts that to use while testing ROLI software. He's a composer with a passion for exploring how people can experience and interact with music.
Purvi Trivedi
As a sound designer, recording artist and recent graduate from The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts, Purvi shares her knowledge and enthusiasm of technology with ROLI creators. She enjoys cultural diversity having lived in many cities, is always up for a challenging trek and can be found singing non-stop.
Matt Gelder
Head of Communications Design
With a wealth of experience across digital and graphic design, Matt has worked in a range of creative agencies on brands such as McLaren F1, Barclays, Umbro & Sky. He enjoys photography, reading and playing sports with his two kids.
Heen-Wah Wai
Content Production Executive
After studying Computing at Imperial College, Heen became ROLI's first Product Demonstrator having now performed at The Royal Albert Hall and Abbey Road. He loves jamming, travelling and eating fried chicken.
Chesney Jefferson
Personal Assistant to the CEO
With a BSc in Creative Music & Sound Technology and diverse professional experience, Chesney supports ROLI's CEO. When not at ROLI he can be found performing with his band, exploring hidden corners of London, or learning about nature and science.
Makiko Maruyama
Software QA Team Lead
With wide-ranging technical experience primarily in software QA and development, Makiko leads ROLI's Software QA team and is passionate about making continuous improvements for better quality. She is a classically trained pianist and loves playing the violin in a chamber music group as a learner.
Nick Noden
After a degree in Modern Languages, Nick qualified as an accountant and worked at a variety of tech companies before joining ROLI as Financial Controller. Outside of work, Nick is a not very fast runner, a half-decent chess player, and a fanatical supporter of his son's U-10 football team.
Dan Weingartner
Head of Creator Support
After 15 years touring the world as Keyboard Technician for artists such as Britney Spears, Lionel Richie and Leonard Cohen, Dan now leads the ROLI creator support team. He still tinkers with modular synthesisers and loves physics and cosmology.
Chris Slater
Senior Embedded Software Engineer
Already listed as an inventor on a patent in the EU and the US, Chris' work focusses on the development of software and electronics for ROLI's next products. He has been DJing on vinyl turntables since he was a teenager.
Jared Fountain
A multi-instrumentalist and composer, Jared uses his musical and technical background to ensure ROLI's creators have a seamless software experience. He loves exploring musical styles from across the world and learning new instruments.
Jay Sikora
Audio & QA Engineer
As a session drummer, Jay has toured the world and recorded with several platinum-selling artists. Also an experienced mix engineer, Jay applies all of his skills at ROLI by creating unique and inspiring drum content for BFD and our other sound engines. He enjoys cheese, ale and scenic walks.
Thomas Meaney
After spending his younger years teaching guitar at a music school in his native Wolverhampton, Tom graduated from the University of Hertfordshire with an MSc in Audio Programming. He joined the web team at ROLI after a role as a QA Engineer at FXpansion.
Rafael Szaban
Principal Sound Designer
Making music and creating new sounds has always been Rafael's passion. Encouraging the ROLI software development team for yet more features? if it means a better sound, it's a must for Rafael.
Murtaza Panju
Senior Engineering Consultant
A highly experienced embedded engineer who has designed over 60 instruments including award winning medical equipment, Murtaza brings a wealth of knowledge to the development of new products for ROLI. He enjoys playing bridge and badminton.
Jessica Lowrey
People Operations Coordinator
Jessica loves being outdoors (when the weather is nice), exploring new places, and is a keen festival goer. With a background in advertising production, she now puts her organizational skills to great use as part of the People Operations team at ROLI.
Santiago Ortega
An Ecuadorian designer/engineer now designing ROLI's spaces, Santiago helped perfect the production of the Seaboard's elastomer keywave. His designs use the physical and the digital to create playful, unexpected interactions and experiences.
Tom Poole
With a diverse background in software development, encompassing a PhD in computational quantum mechanics, big data collection frameworks and audio processing algorithms, Tom brings multifaceted expertise to the JUCE team. Before joining ROLI he was developing audio plug-ins at Fielding DSP and creating atomistic simulations of materials. Outside of work you can find Tom up a mountain or in the sea.
Mike Toon
Mike is a software engineer and brings to ROLI his experience of developing video technologies and his academic background in music technology. He enjoys hiking in the mountains, particularly in his native Scotland where he has bagged 7 Munros in a single day.
Tim Gallagher
Tim grew up in the San Francisco Bay area and brings an extensive background in consumer electronics and supply chain to his role as CFO at ROLI. When not working with innovative technology companies, he can usually be found traveling the world playing golf.
Toby Gladwell
Director of Technology for ROLI Studio
Toby's career in the games industry spans three decades and he has been instrumental in driving large scale projects. In addition to software development, Toby has enjoyed playing music from an early age starting with the violin.
Mimi Smith
With a degree in Sociology, Mimi is passionate about the study of culture, society and the power of human beings. She uses her knowledge to assist in the important task of growing the ROLI team. She also enjoys listening to R&B, crocheting and competing in dance-off competitions.
Daniel Siden
Hardware Product Manager
Daniel's years of professional experience cover mechanical engineering, industrial design and entrepreneurship. Originally from San Francisco, he moved to London to attend the RCA and went on to start two design and technology companies in the UK. When time allows though, he loves time with the family, music and board sports.
Laura Murden
Head of Channel Marketing
Laura has worked in the tech industry for over 14 years, from small scale and start up enterprise to global blue chip market and world leaders including TomTom. Before work Laura can be found running the streets of east London or at a Barre class.
Jim Veevaert
VP Product
For over 20 years, Jim has brought legendary gaming franchises to market including Halo 3, Half-Life, and Counter-Strike. He co-founded Jerry Bruckheimer's games division, and was the founding GM for Zynga's Seattle studio. He is excited to bring the art of gaming to the world of music as the VP of Product.
Elena studied music in London for 3 years and now works as a Creator Support Agent at ROLI. A keen producer, she enjoys writing music for both herself and others. She makes a mean bowl of pesto pasta and loves dogs, Paris and live music.
Kieran Salawu
After taking a hack day prototype to a stand alone business scale application, Kieran joins ROLI as a Web Developer to unite his passion for technology and music. In his spare time he curates a house and techno label and club night.
Corey Harrower
Chief People Officer
Formerly a professional contemporary dancer, Corey works to comprehensively cohere the ROLI community. He co-directs VT's Governor's Institute on the Arts and is passionate about activism and the discourse related to issues of gender, race, non-human animals and social justice.
Sales Order Coordinator
As Sales Order Coordinator, Tom bridges the gap between the Sales and Operations team at ROLI. Growing up playing jazz piano, Tom has always had a passion for music as both a consumer and producer. He spends his time playing football, DJing or tinkling the ivories for recreation.
Sherene Perrier
Global E-Commerce Manager
A music and tech enthusiast, Sherene leads the strategy for ROLI.COM and maintaining an exceptional customer experience for the brand's online presence. You can often find her at concerts or dancing with friends around London.


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Anderson's Will and Estate
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Review of Southern Odyssey: Selected Writings by Sherwood Anderson
Sherwood Anderson's Radio Appearance with Amelia Earhart
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Sherwood Anderson and Raymond Carver: Poets of the Losers
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Remembered "Characters" in Winesburg, Ohio
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How Sherwood Anderson Saved My Career
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The Old Teacher's Story
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Sherwood Anderson and William Carlos Williams: Two Versions of the "American Stuff"
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New Strategic plan deals with five areas of University life
Posted on November 12, 2008 by lcaperto
By Stephen Utz
There is a sense of urgency to institute the strategic plan, University of Richmond President Ed Ayers said in May.
The strategic plan outlines five areas that the university wants to improve. They include increasing affordability, diversity, increasing community involvement and creating a cohesive environment between schools and linking student life with all of these, Ayers said.
The five-point plan he released early in March is still in its draft stages. How each principle will be addressed is still being determined. The university released a draft of the plan and is creating working groups composed of administrators, faculty and students to create a specific plan to accomplish the five principles, Ayers said.
The working groups will meet all summer through conference calls to develop strategies to achieve the goals that they have set out to reach, he said. It is their job to define the metrics of success for each goal, he said.
A new draft will be presented at the beginning of classes in August and the final plan should be announced in October, he said. This is a five-year plan that will be coupled with a new capital campaign that will be implemented in a year or two, he said.
Other schools have recently instituted strategic plans that are similar to the University of Richmond's. "We didn't look at other plans," Ayers said. Diversity and affordability are issues that all colleges are facing, he said. Other schools' plans were not looked at because the University of Richmond is a unique institution with specific needs to address, he said.
As Ayers traveled the country, welcoming alumni and donors, he kept asking one simple question, he said. "What do we want the University of Richmond to be known for?"
The responses repeated the same objectives, he said. An emphasis on diversity and affordability was important to donors and alumni, he said.
The rising cost of college is a problem, he said.
The university is reviewing its financial-aid policies to make sure it has the best policy for its students, Ayers said in an interview with news writing students. The tuition increases must end, he said.
The strategic plan will address the issue of diversity. "The University will be a diverse community, strengthened intellectually and socially by the range of knowledge, opinion, belief, and political perspective as well as background (race, ethnicity, gender, age, religious, economic,
geographic) of its members," according to the strategic plan.
The lack of diversity on campus has been a predominant stereotype about the University of Richmond.
Students have described Richmond as a homogeneous place with one race dominating all others. African-Americans make up 10 percent of the campus population, Ayers said. That is consistent with the average throughout the rest of the country, excluding the historically black colleges and universities, he said.
The most common stereotype about the population demographic is that the university is made up of rich, white, Northerners. Ayers said that was not the case, but students believe that was the truth so the stereotype has persisted. "People are willing to believe the worst about themselves," he said.
Even though Richmond's population is consistent with the rest of the country, there is room for improvement, Ayers said.
Another area of importance to Ayers is increasing the connectivity between the schools on the campus, he said. "How do we maintain contact with the liberal arts?" he said.
"The University will have an academic enterprise that will be connected, innovative, rigorous, and personal with the intent to foster faculty growth and ensure student success," the plan said.
Business majors should be able to take other classes that interest them, Ayers said. They should not be secluded in the business school without access to the school of arts and sciences, he said.
Faculty will be in charge of the curriculum that will bring the schools together, he said. The curriculum should be challenging for both the students and the professors, professor David Leary said. "In the end, you want something that everyone can agree on," he said.
The draft of the strategic plan also calls for increased community involvement by the university. The university will "shape, both educationally and experientially, its students and as a means to contribute its skills, energy, and goodwill to the identified needs of the larger community," according to the plan.
The university already contributes to Build It and other programs in the community, Ayers said. Students build a house for a family as part of the Build It program. He noted in his Inaugural Address that students are very active in community service.
The strategic plan will determine what the university will do to increase its community involvement for students, faculty and administrative staff. "What aspects of community engagement will ensure that our students develop an ethic of service that is transportable to any community worldwide?" according to the plan.
Each point of the strategic plan is intertwined with the others, if one progresses the others will also be successful, Ayers said.
The success of the plan will create an identity for the University of Richmond, he said. "No school has been on as rapid an ascent," he said. The school has not had time to forge a new identity as it has thrived, he said.
"It's within our power to define what we want to be known for," he said.
The increased cohesion between schools will make the university unique, he said. That will create and identity as a strong liberal arts school combined with a graduate program that is exposed to undergrads.
"Our peers have to recognize that Richmond is a leader," he said.
Schools similar to Richmond have released plans that have goals that are comparable to Richmond's. Wake Forest University and Furman University are trying to increase affordability and diversity. Wake Forest is trying to link the liberal arts with the professional world in a similar way to Richmond.
"We have a tremendous opportunity to build more productive connections between and among arts and sciences and professional schools in law, medicine, business and divinity," Wake Forest President Nathan Hatch said in his state of the university speech recently.
Students like the proposals set forth by the draft. "I'm optimistic and hopeful that with the new leadership of Dr. Ayers and his staff that we are ready to move the university forward, and also focus out attention on student life and how they perceive the university as undergrads" sophomore Brendan Schlauch, a Richmond College senator, said.
Mike Murray, a sophomore senator, was cautiously optimistic. "I like the increased voice that the students' have, but I want to make sure the administration follows through and listens to students throughout the process," he said.
Other students have hope that the strategic plan will create a new identity for the university. " It should be a well-respected, liberal arts school that students like to attend, a place where prospective students want to be, and alumni want to give to," sophomore Josh Huffines said.
The school may need to do a better job of educating everyone about the strategic plan. "I haven't heard about anything, and I feel that generally I am an educated student about what goes on," freshman Justin Nguyen said.
Improving student life is one of the principles of the plan. "I love that it is a 24-hour strategic plan that focuses on life in and out of the classroom," Steve Bisese, vice president for student development, said. The school has begun to integrate itself with the Living and Learning Communities, which allow different students to come together to discuss topics outside of class, he said. The Living and Learning Communities are programs that are centered on a class that everyone involved in the program must take, and then they must do projects together outside of class as well. There are many different programs offered, including Civic Engagement, Campaign 2008, and language across the curriculum program that have brought students together, he said.
Richmond is at a crossroads, Ayers said. Ayers is excited about the prospects for the future, and is ready to forge an identity for the school, he said.
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Ok, I need a clear yes or no. Is Sonic dead?
Sorry to hear about your comp james.
1. Would Sonic even be possible? Just think of the horrible ghosting, and Sonic moves so fast, would you be able to get that kind of speed to work on a calc screen?
Good luck to you guys if you are still working on this.
I'm pretty sure it's dead. I don't think Sonic would ever haved worked on the calc.
Those were my thoughts too.
There was Sonic Misadventure game that was released for the TI-92+, I recall. Unfortunatly, it didn't give any screenshots or major details, so I don't have an information on the game or how it was developed. A StH game would be --in my opinion-- the greatest and most difficult non-3D game project possible; for several practicle reasons. Tough level design. The need for fast rendering. Tricky gravity. Collision detection. All of the these factors seem to unite against the programmer in ways not seen in other game titles.
I recall attempting a Sonic project as a beginner programmer and being turned off by the daunting amount of collision-detection code needed. I think this is the reason why there are several Mario games out there, but virtually no Sonic programs. It's not that the programming talent isn't out there, it's just that there are few programmers willing and able to take on such a monster of a project.
If a Sonic project ever comes into existance, I'd imagine it'd be done through a large-scale joint project; either here at United TI or another programming group like Void Productions. In any case, I think this would be an awesome project idea and I hope to see this game at the ticalc archives someday.
Joint projects rarely work imho .... well joint coding hardly ever works anyway ... .
But i feel that a Sonic game is viable on an 83(+) ... however it would have to be a simplistic rendition of the game; not as crazy as the sega versions.
The most difficult bit would be to get the physcics to work correctly and quickly. You can split the physics for Sonic up into 2 categories. The first is ordinary platformer physics ... like Mario etc. It would consist of jumping running etc. This is achieveable as we all know. The second physics implementation would apply only when Sonic is rolling. I would say that this category is more comparable to a pinball game than anything, and yes there are pinball games in existance for the 83(+) calcs.
I wouldnt say that a Sonic game is 'impossible', but yes it would be difficult. I would very much like to see a Sonic game on a calc ... it would rule!
It seems like the Sonic that James was working on is dead. I'm willing to try and take it up again though.
Good luck, if you do take it on!
A basic rendrition of an early Game Gear title should be a promising start. Maybe you can retrieve some documentation from the James version and plan your direction from there.
I don't think Sonic would ever haved worked on the calc.
Man that game looks RADICAL! Too bad I don't have any of those calculators to play it.
GOOD LORD!! That's the best thing I've ever seen! I had a suspicion SMA was good, but never this elaborate! As a long-time Sonic fan, I must say I'm impressed. I can almost hear the "Emerald Hill" theme coming from behind the monitor! Tell me, is this project still under development?
WOW. Don't you think that's a bit of an understatement, Digi? That's awesome dude. The backround is awesome too. I wonder if it's possible on the 83. No doubt it would have to be greyscale. That's way sweet dude!
It probably couldn't be greyscale, because it would be too slow.
I can almost hear the "Emerald Hill" theme coming from behind the monitor! Tell me, is this project still under development?
Eh that's cause it is playing. Turn up your volume.
Well, when I read the post the first time, I was at a library computer lab (midis disabled).
Hey there is another project goin on at OLS that involves with sonic check it out!
I found a topic talking about making sprites for sonic, but do you guys actually have any idea how you're gonna make the game?
Yes we do have some ideas but for now we are working on the design of the characters and the title page and the background, we havent really started coding becuase we are doing well the easy stuff first i guess!
Well, if the Sonic project is pretty much dead, then I'm sure I can help. Because I told you, this is going to be the best project we'll pull off! I have no experince in ASM, but luck seems to follow me when I try, even today of all days! Ok, send me your current materials, thoughs that you may have (WordPad), and zip 'em up, 'cause I'm gonna give it my best!!! Send it over MSN messenger, 'cause that's what I have. I'm called "BCC_xLEADER BUZZING_CICADAx", got it? Good!!!
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Cat found rolled up in carpet and dumped in skip dies
Animal rescuers say he suffered immensely before being put to sleep
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Aslan was found rolled up in a carpet (Image: Kitty Rescue Bury)
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A cat that was found rolled up in a carpet and dumped in a skip in Radcliffe has died.
The animal, called Aslan, was so badly neglected vets had to put him to sleep in order to end his suffering.
Aslan was discovered by a passer-by on Eton Hill Road on January 5. He had a serious flea infestation, mouth and feet ulcers as well as kidney issues.
Tests also found he was severely anaemic.
Animal organisation Kitty Rescue Bury say they did "everything they could" to save him but his condition was too severe.
He died the day after his rescue – cuddling into a volunteer's arms on the way to the vets. His owners have not come forward.
Aslan mostly slept following his rescue (Image: Kitty Rescue Bury)
A spokesman for the animal organisation said: "We are so thankful to the kind lady who found him and helped him.
"At least he didn't die alone, cold in a wet carpet. He was warm, fed and knew love and comfort in his last day.
"Rest in peace beautiful Aslan. You touched our hearts."
When taken to a foster home, volunteers say Aslan, who was not microchipped, went straight to the first bed he could see.
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He was given lots of food and cuddles but mainly slept.
However, the foster carer noticed Aslan was unsteady on his feet and was drinking an excessive amount of water.
He was taken to an out-of-hours vets where it was revealed Aslan was severely dehydrated.
Vets had planned to put Aslan on a drip and start him on a course of antibiotics.
But his test results were so alarming they believed the kindest thing would be to put him to sleep.
Kitty Rescue Bury continued: "His foster mum wasn't happy and knew something was the matter with him; he just wasn't acting right.
He was in a bad way when he was found (Image: Kitty Rescue Bury)
"We took him back to the out of hours vets, wrapped him up in a blanket and he just lay in his foster mum's arms cuddling into her chin on the journey.
"They did some faster bloods and got the results back, however his bloods were sadly horrendous.
"He was severely anaemic and his kidney results were terrible. There was nothing we could do to save him. He was suffering and the kindest thing to do was to let him go.
"The vet believed he would have passed within in a day or two. We are absolutely heartbroken; he was a sweet heart we are gutted we couldn't do more."


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Q: How I can get channel members (Discord.py) I need to get Only users of my channel, but I have not found a function that returns the desired result. There is a function to get all users of the bot: get_all_members(), but she's not doing exactly what I need. I want get user nicknames. Help me find a solution to my problem.

A: maybe you can try
client.users

as in
for i in range(len(client.users)):
    print(client.users[i].name)

Hope it helps cheers.

A: Hm... I had this issue in a bot I was making a while ago...
Assuming you want people in the voice channel you are currently in, here is the code to get the users for the voice channel...
def foo(ctx):
    voice_channel_list = ctx.guild.voice_channels
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This will give you all the member objects of the voice channel ctx.author is currently in. I hope this is what you are looking for. If not, let me know and I'll change my answer (if I know the answer).

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Lama Shashi Dhoj Tulachan (lama name Nawang Chhogyall Tenzin) is the spiritual leader of Chhairo Gompa having been given responsibility for Chhairo Gompa by the current incarnation who is not a practicing lama.
He is responsible for the physical reconstruction of the gompa as well as the teaching of the young monks from Mid West Region who have been brought to re-establish the gompa's monastic purpose.
Lama Shashi is a master in Buddhist thangka painting and is committed to re-establishing the lost teaching tradition of Chhairo gompa. The Tulachan family is from the neighbouring village of Tukuche, to the south and comes from a long line of Buddhist artists. His father, Kamal Dhoj Tulachan, and grandfather are responsible for many wall paintings and statues to be found in gompas, chortens and private household shrines in villages of the Thak Kola (upper Kali Gandaki) are extensively in RK Rai's 1994 inventory of monasteries in Mustang.
Shashi began by assisting his father and elder brother, Krsna Dhoj Tulachan, aged 9, accompanying them to villages around Mustang. By the age of 18 he had received his first solo assignment to paint the Mani Lha K'an of Gemi village, Mustang.
Shashi Dhoj returned to Toga mura, a sister village of Tukuche his home village in April 1991 for the opening of the meditation centre. He returned again in 1994 to paint a Mandala of the Two Realms, combining Japanese and Tibetan styles.
The central buddha statue in the Karma Samten Ling monastery in Lumbini was designed and its production was overseen by Shashi Dhoj Tulachan. Shashi Dhoj also designed the monastery complex which is located in the Western Monastic Zone of the Lumbini site.


My concern goes back, once again, to the school breaks.
Feb. 5, 2019 2:59 p.m.
It is wonderful news to hear of the grant that Nourish Cowichan has just received from Island Health. This money will go to help the many impoverished children of our Valley receive good, nutritional food. The Nourish Cowichan and Starfish programs are so very much needed as are the other breakfast and lunch programs put on at many local schools and childcare centres.
My concern goes back, once again, to the school breaks. What becomes of these children then? Hunger does not take vacations and many groups and venues shut down for extended periods and these children pay a big price; that of poor nutrition, hunger, dental decay and stress to name just a few. For the foreseeable future, we need the amazing, caring programs which are currently in place but equally, we need someone to step forward and provide nutritious food over the holiday closures.


The other day I wanted a creamy, ranch like salad dressing. I knew I did not have any buttermilk, but that was fine. I would make a recipe similar, the essence of ranch without the tradition.
I created this dressing using mayo, 1/2 and 1/2 and a bunch of spices. Yet when I tasted it, there was something missing. I thought it needed an acid to balance it out. So a splashed some apple cider vinegar in. That is exactly what it needed.
After I made this I realized, I actually kind of did make a buttermilk ranch dressing. When a recipe calls for buttermilk and you do not have any, you can add some vinegar to milk. Hence, my no buttermilk "buttermilk" ranch dressing.
Mix all ingredients together. You can use more or less herbs, or even different herbs and I am sure it will still taste great. I literally did not measure the vinegar. I just poured a bit in and tasted.


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As grocery startups bag billions from VCs, consolidation could be next
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A courier for the Czech food delivery start-up Rohlik.
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LONDON – Startups promising groceries delivered to your door in minutes are the hottest trend for venture capitalists right now.
Investors poured billions of dollars into on-demand grocery delivery companies – some of which are barely a year old – after the coronavirus pandemic accelerated the shift to online shopping.
Venture-funded food companies already raised over $ 10 billion in 2021, according to Pitchbook, dwarfing the $ 7 billion these companies raised last year.
In the US, Instacart was valued at $ 39 billion in a funding round in March, while Gopuff raised funds valued at $ 8.9 billion. In China, Xingsheng Youxuan raised a whopping $ 3 billion this year, the largest funding round to date for a food start-up.
The trend has spread to Europe over the past year, and a variety of grocery apps have gained prominence by promoting deliveries in 10-20 minutes: Getir, Gorillas, Weezy, Flink, Zapp, and Dija, to name a few .
They often rely on so-called "dark stores", small fulfillment centers where items are picked up and then delivered by couriers.
This week, Czech company Rohlik, which offers two-hour grocery delivery, raised $ 120 million at a market value of $ 1.2 billion. Tomáš Čupr, CEO and co-founder of Rohlik, said the seven-year-old company is "fully profitable" in its home market.
"You saw a lot of players in the US and some players in Europe who were really struggling before the pandemic, and then it was obvious whoever made online purchases during the pandemic was doing fine," said Čupr.
"Now the question remains: how much of it will stick?" he added. "We're pretty confident because we grew massively before the pandemic. We think we'll do the same after the pandemic."
"Large disproportionate"
The digital grocery delivery market is getting more crowded and some retailers say a wave of consolidation is imminent.
"The amount of money spent on this opportunity bears no relation to the size of the opportunity," Luke Jensen, CEO of Ocado Solutions, a unit of UK food technology pioneer Ocado, told CNBC.
"I suspect there will inevitably be a major consolidation among these players," he added.
Big tech names like Amazon and retail giants could be among the potential buyers, experts say.
New entrants to the grocery delivery sector are offering a "deal," Jensen said: Pay a 30-40% markup on supermarket prices for the convenience of fast delivery.
Even during the UK's strict Covid lockdown in January, only 16% of the country's grocery sales were online, despite a record high, according to Nielsen. Tech founders and investors say this is a great opportunity to increase online penetration.
However, Jensen said that grocery startups are mostly competing with convenience stores rather than large supermarkets, which means they are already targeting a small slice of the market.
First mover advantage?
Getir in Turkey was early in the craze for quick grocery deliveries. Founded in 2015, the company recently became profitable in Istanbul, where the company is based, founder and CEO Nazim Salur told CNBC.
By analogy with a video game, Salur said that Getir was at "level six" while other upstarts had barely reached the first level.
Getir is expanding rapidly in Europe and plans to start operations in the U.S. this year after a round of new funding that valued the company at $ 7.5 billion.
"People have a right to be lazy," said Salur, describing grocery shopping as "a waste of time for most people".
"We have democratized the right to be lazy," he added.
Despite the escalating competition, Salur does not believe in a comprehensive consolidation of the market. Getir took over a competitor in southern Europe called BLOK on Thursday.
"I don't think there will be much," said Salur. "For real consolidation to take place, these players should have a certain level of standing in the market."
"There are some candidates out there presenting themselves to buyers," he added. "Some of them came to us – I won't name them – but there isn't much to buy."
According to Business Insider, London-based Dija held talks last week about a possible sale to U.S. rival Gopuff. Dija declined to comment when contacted by CNBC.
Jensen of Ocado Solutions said he believes most grocery apps and their investors will be "very disappointed with their inflated expectations."
Ocado started out as an upscale online supermarket. However, the company later turned to developing software and robotics for international retailers like Kroger to sell their own products over the internet.
Rohliks Čupr said the Ocado model – which is based on giant automated warehouses – compromises "last mile" delivery or moving goods to their final destination.
"I don't think we'll ever need this huge robotized center," he said.
Ocado has its own competitor for instant delivery apps, Ocado Zoom, which ships items in less than 60 minutes or the same day.
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Hopefully you read my Travel Sanely with kids post about my recent trip to Botswana with my two.
Honestly, I wish the first thing I could tell you when travelling with kids would be 'Travel lightly'. I am yet to meet any parent with a kid or two under 5 who can travel lightly. Like I said, I get off on planning so I can never do spontaneous planning. As a result, I had done my research and as I believe in sharing, my tips to help your travel with small kids better will be shared in this post.
Documents for the kids. This is super important, especially if one parent is travelling with the kids. Check out the Information leaflet from Department of Home Affairs here. If anything is not clear, call the department of Home Affairs for clarity.
Entertainment for the kids… This is the most important. Get packs, writing, colouring, songs, movies. And hour plus sitting for small kids is a non starter. My two love seeing who has the loudest and shrillest scream and I couldn't have ascreaming contest on the plane so I had to make a plan. We downloaded videos and songs on spare phones and got each child a head set. I also had activity books, colouring pencils, crayons in case we ran out of battery. Anything to keep them preoccupied.
Airplane food is not the best, even for adults it is not ideal. Make sure you pack some food for the kids. I had gotten a variety of baby food pouches for them and they carried it in their 'airplane survival bag'. It was a life saver.
You hand luggage should be as light as possible but with everything you need.
Get to the airport early and make sure you have enough time in between flights if you are connecting anywhere in your journey.
Make sure you carry luggage that you can carry around or push without straining yourself or losing the kids.
You cannot travel light, just make sure you pack neatly and orderly and that you know where everything is.
Get a porter. These guys are there to help you… at a small fee of course. My trust issues prevented me from getting a porter at OR Tambo, but everywhere else there was always someone to help.
A stroller/Pram…. I debated this one with myself for quite a while. It seemed like extra luggage as I was only going to be using it at the airports. I took it with, and boy was it a life saver. If you have a beginner walker, get a stroller.
Do not try to 'sush' them on the plane if they are laughing and playing. Unfortunately some people will frown down on you, but they are kids. They cannot be expected to behave like kids on the ground and adult travellers in the air.
Lastly….RELAX. It is an experience for you and the kids. They will get their que from you. If you are edgy and anxious, that's exactly what they will be. Relax and they will be relaxed and easy.


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Editorial: Baltimore loses 2 icons
Updated: 11:23 AM EDT Apr 2, 2015
Dan Joerres
President & General Manager
Baltimore lost two icons last week who will be long remembered and sorely missed.Mobile users tap here to watch videoBill Toohey, who died of cancer at age 69, made a name for himself as the voice and face of the Baltimore County Police Department. He was the calming force for both the media and the public during some of the most tumultuous events and gained our utmost respect. A native of New Jersey and former writer, producer and newscaster, Bill was known as an old-school guy with tremendous integrity and professionalism.Carole Sibel simply could not pass up an opportunity to help others. She died of cancer last week at the age of 79, but not without leaving her imprint on everything charity she touched. When Carole got on board, it was like bringing in the Calvary and the results were stellar. When she chaired a capital campaign for the Mount Washington Pediatric Hospital, the result was $9 million. She used a non-traditional fundraising method of having international fashion designers dress Barbie Dolls for an auction to raise thousands to support children with cancer. And the list goes on, including the Baltimore School for the Arts, The Associated and the Maryland Zoo.Our community is better because they both shared their lives with us all.
Baltimore lost two icons last week who will be long remembered and sorely missed.
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Jayne Miller pays tribute to Bill Toohey
Bill Toohey, who died of cancer at age 69, made a name for himself as the voice and face of the Baltimore County Police Department. He was the calming force for both the media and the public during some of the most tumultuous events and gained our utmost respect. A native of New Jersey and former writer, producer and newscaster, Bill was known as an old-school guy with tremendous integrity and professionalism.
Carole Sibel simply could not pass up an opportunity to help others. She died of cancer last week at the age of 79, but not without leaving her imprint on everything charity she touched. When Carole got on board, it was like bringing in the Calvary and the results were stellar. When she chaired a capital campaign for the Mount Washington Pediatric Hospital, the result was $9 million. She used a non-traditional fundraising method of having international fashion designers dress Barbie Dolls for an auction to raise thousands to support children with cancer. And the list goes on, including the Baltimore School for the Arts, The Associated and the Maryland Zoo.
Our community is better because they both shared their lives with us all.


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