Democratic Kansas state Sen. Laura Kelly has been elected the state's next governor, CNN projects, defeating Republican Secretary of State Kris Kobach.
Kobach's loss is a blow to both Kansas Republicans, who hadn't lost a statewide race in nearly a decade, and President Donald Trump, who enlisted Kobach as an adviser soon after winning the 2016 election and then made him the leader of a panel on voter fraud after taking office.
That initiative, dismissed by most Democrats as a farce to advance GOP efforts to suppress the vote, faltered badly. But Kobach's standing with Trump never wavered.
"He's tough, he's strong and I hated that he ran because I would have loved to have brought him into my administration," Trump said at an October rally in Kansas. "In fact, if he loses, I'll bring him into my administration in two seconds."
Trump's backing — including a pre-primary endorsement -- was also key in helping Kobach unseat the current governor, fellow Republican Jeff Colyer, in the primary.
She also had the support of former Republican Gov. Bill Graves, who joined her and former Democratic Gov. Kathleen Sebelius on the trail during the final days of the campaign.
"Laura is the only choice to lead Kansas and end the Brownback-Kobach experiment for good," Sebelius said before the vote, tying Kobach to former Gov. Sam Brownback, whose administration dug the state into a deep financial hole before he left the post to become the US ambassador at large for international religious freedom.


What Three Pieces of Legislation Have Been Most Important in Defining the Rights of Management and Unions? Why and What Role Did They Play?
1134 words - 5 pages have been the most important in defining the rights of management and unions. Although there are other laws that have been enacted and continue to be enacted in the labor movement these three are the blueprint that have shaped the present legal climate of the movement. Their importance ranges from giving and taking away rights to the establishment of governing bodies and the formation of accounting policies for the unions. References DeCenzo, D., Robbins, S., Verhulst, S. (2010). Fundamentals of Human Resource Management 10th Edition, 4-5, 10-15.
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Along with Taunton City F.C. (which left the league at the late May annual meeting), Pawtucket F.C. dropped out of the Southern New England League before the 1915-16 season. Those two clubs were replaced by four others: Fall River Rovers; Fore River F.C. of Quincy, Mass.; Howard & Bullough F.C. of Pawtucket, R.I.; and Pan-American F.C. of Fall River. The latter was a reorganized version of a club that was a top team at the turn of the 20th century by its original organizer and manager, C.C. "Con" Murphy, Jr. In addition, during the offseason, the Y.M.C.T.A.S. F.C. became the New Bedford Celtics.
The seven-club league began play in mid-September and planned to close the league on April 29. The members also voted that all cup matches would take precedence over scheduled league games. That decision would have consequences to the league. Along with league play, most clubs would take part in three cup competitions during the season. The New Bedford Celtics took part in all four main competitions: National Challenge Cup; American FA Cup; Southern New England FA Cup (also called the Times Cup); and Massachusetts State Cup. The combination of match congestion and bad weather would wreck havoc on the league schedule with only a handful of games played after December.
The season finished with an uncompleted schedule for all the teams and Fore River sitting in first place by three points. At the annual league meeting in June the members declared Fore River the winner of the league.

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Can we play away from home every week?
Maintaining our 100% start on the road and a win where we conceded first - statistically rare for us - made it a useful weekend for our First XI.
Our latest 'W' in the form column came down to two things: yet another rousing second half performance and a Mr Daniel Whiting between the sticks, who did everything he could to ensure that we didn't have the same mountain to climb as we did against Prestwich in midweek.
My Twitter notes recorded at least five occasions where he stopped what the Opta statistics bods would class as "clear goal-scoring opportunities", or something.
The pick - or should I say picks - of his custodial heroics came on 22 minutes when he blocked a far post effort at close quarters, did the same again on 35 minutes when a Sandbach player was clear through, just before half time when he palmed away an awkward effort at his near post and then on 56 minutes when he had to race out to deny another one-on-one situation.
With Mr Whiting making more than a decent fist of doing what is expected of him, the onus fell on those at the other end of the pitch to do the same.
It took them a while to get going. It wasn't until the 22nd minute that we had our first decent effort on goal; Rick Whyatt nipping in at the near post to connect with a Danny Jones cross only to see the keeper nip it off his toes.
As the first half started to draw to a close we began to find ourselves in half-decent positions, especially Jake Ambrose, but our reluctance to shoot and/or the final ball was letting us down.
A poor start to that half meant that we were going into the break a goal down.
Sandbach's ruse of direct balls to their good-in-the-air front two allied with their pacey no10 paid dividends as early as the 3rd minute.
They had already struck our crossbar before they broke quickly from our free-kick, worked the ball down the left channel before pulling it back for an easy tap-in for Pearson.
We definitely had a goal in us in this match. Fortunately after coming out for the second half we managed to bag three!
Our first breakthrough came just before the hour mark when Danny Jones slotted Rick Whyatt in for a calm finish into the far corner.
At this point it was pretty much anybody's game: end-to-end stuff but, oddly enough, nothing clear-cut for either team.
And then came one of those "sliding doors" moments around the 72 minute mark.
Coming out to collect a lofted ball Danny Whiting's heart must have been in his mouth as he was met by the sight of Joe Shaw coming towards him and heading the ball past him. Both could now do absolutely nothing about the ball's final resting place. Thankfully for us, it was wide of the post.
...which was struck in, daisy-cutter style, from the left to Joe Shaw at the near post whose attempt to flick it in managed to distract everybody enough to allow Rick Whyatt the easiest of goals from a yard out.
Sandbach, perhaps having run out of gas, luck or just tacit admission that whatever they did was going to be foiled by Whiting, didn't feature for the remainder of the match.
Joe Shaw powered a Wood free-kick just over the bar before we extended our lead with eight minutes of the match remaining.
Not for the first time Jake Ambrose found himself in a good position on the right where his effort was blocked. The loose ball found the feet of Danny Wood in the area who, with Sandbach bodies in his way, was patient enough to pick his spot and plant home.
Back to Park Road we go this Wednesday where we seek that (thus far) elusive home win against NWCFL newcomers Abbey Hulton United.


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The Information Systems & Technology Department offers stackable degree programs to provide students with engaged learning opportunities to help students develop technical, communication, managerial, and lifelong -learning skills. The department's programs prepare students for opportunities in information systems, information technology and security, information management, and education.
The Information Systems and Technology Department will be the premier source of skilled information systems, information technology and security, information management, and business education professionals in the Intermountain Mountain region. This vision will be accomplished by:
Attracting well-qualified, motivated, and engaged students.
Attracting and maintaining a skilled and highly trained, student-oriented faculty who are excellent teachers, applied scholars, and committed to serving the Institution.
Providing educational programs that are regionally and nationally recognized within the educational and professional communities, and technologically relevant to potential employers of graduates
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Kimberly Bartholomew
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The Information Systems & Technology Department offers a variety of certificates and degrees, providing pathways into stackable academic credentials. Students can earn certificates and associate degrees on their path toward a bachelor's degree.
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Certificate of Completion Administrative Support
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Faculty have earned appropriate degrees, with over 55.6% holding doctorate degrees and 5.5% ABD. Faculty have worked full-time at UVU for an average of 12½ years, with 7 full-time faculty who have worked at UVU over 19 years. This does not include teaching experience at other institutions or other employment. Industry experts in the field are hired as adjuncts to teach a variety of courses.
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Vance Checketts, High-Tech COO, Dell EMC2; Josh Hogan, Manager, Enterprise Data Management, Nu Skin Enterprises; Stanley Huff, Chief Medical Informatics Officer, Intermountain Healthcare; Michael Stevens, Vice President of Technology, Permaplate; Scott Lemon, President, Wovyn and HumanXtensions L.L.C.; Lynne Yocom, ITS Fiber Optics Manager, State of Utah, Utah Dept. of Transportation.
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Sharon Codner, Teacher, Mountain View High School; Breckon Heywood, Business Education Specialist, Career & Technical Education, Utah State Board of Education; Brandon Jacobson, IT Education Specialist, Career & Technical Education, Utah State Board of Education; Josie Reynaud, Payson High School, Nebo School District
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The TSA May Have Spent Almost $1.5 Million on Its "Randomizer" App
The app that can send you over to the PreCheck line didn't come cheap.
By Eric Limer
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Sometimes, if luck is on your side, you can get a free trip through the quick and painless lane of airport security. At around 100 airports, TSA agents armed with iPads ease congestion by randomly selecting folks to hop in the magical PreCheck lane. Running that lotto may seem like a simple process, but the app that does this picking didn't come cheap. In fact, it cost some $1.4 million.
Curious about the app, web developer Kevin Burke filed a Freedom of Information Act request to try and discern the total cost. What he ultimately got several months later was a copy of a contract between the TSA and IBM that lists an award amount of $336,413.59 for the project. That sound like a lot of money for an app that's basically just a random number generator with a big arrow icon on it? Sure seems like it, but that's not even the whole bill!
As Partheek Rebala points out, a summary of the whole project is actually publicly available and is made up of nine different transactions, of which Burke's is just one. In total, the cost of the project is really $1,444,315.
.@ekrubnivek Looks like the the project cost $1,444,315 Here's the rest of the transactions under the same award. https://t.co/BURTcOfgUB
— Pratheek Rebala (@pratheekrebala) April 4, 2016
Government contracts are well known for being relatively bloated, of course. Even for apps! In 2011, a FOIA request revealed a simple OSHA app cost $200,000. There's also no way of knowing what all this purchase price included. It could cover lengthy training sessions or hundreds and hundreds of iPads. Still, $1.4 million seems like a lot to spend on an app that could probably be replaced by a coin flip or maybe a couple of dice.
Source: Kevin Burke via The Next Web
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I have been to this restaurant with my family and with girlfriends several times. I decided it would be a good place to try for my mother's 60th surprise party and sure enough it was perfect! The manager Mike and staff were attentive and accommodating to all of our needs. We had 50 people in our party and they gave us the main dining area for a Saturday lunch! As always the food and drinks were great, I absolutely love the skirt steak and spinach rice. Best part is after the party hearing your family rave about the place and the food. Worth every penny! Thanks Yukas for making my mothers bday a memorable one. I'll be back.


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AT&T, Trade Groups Mount Court Challenge To FCC Internet Rules
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(Reuters) - AT&T Inc (T.N) and three cable and wireless trade groups filed separate lawsuits on Tuesday challenging the U.S. Federal Communications Commission over its new web traffic regulations.
AT&T is the first large telecom player to individually appeal against the FCC's so-called "net neutrality rules." The suit comes even as the No.2 U.S wireless company's proposed $48.5 billion acquisition of satellite TV operator DirecTV is under FCC review.
The National Cable and Telecommunications Association, CTIA-The Wireless Association and American Cable Association also filed lawsuits in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit. USTelecom trade group filed a similar lawsuit on Monday.
AT&T's challenge follows one by smaller Internet provider Alamo Broadband Inc in the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans last month.
The rules take effect 60 days after their publication in the Federal Register on Monday, a step that set off a series of lawsuits.
Approved in February and posted online on March 12, the FCC's new rules treat Internet service providers as more heavily regulated "telecommunications services," more like traditional telephone companies.
AT&T and the groups in their filings said the rules were "arbitrary, capricious" and against various laws and procedures.
The new rules prevent broadband providers from blocking or slowing any Internet traffic and from striking deals with content companies for smoother delivery to consumers.
"Instead of promoting greater industry investment ...the FCC opted to resuscitate a command-and-control regulatory regime, including a process where innovators must first seek permission from the FCC before rolling out new services," CTIA President Meredith Attwell Baker said in a statement.
In a similar vein, NCTA's President Michael Powell said the FCC's "utility style regulation" was a cause of concern.
AT&T and other Internet service providers such as Verizon (VZ.N) and Comcast (CMCSA.O) have decried the FCC's new rules stating that they would thwart investment and innovation.
Telecom and broadband companies would continue to invest in improving and upgrading their services despite the new rules, FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler said at an industry event in Austin, Texas on Tuesday.
The cases are AT&T Inc. v. FCC and United States of America, No. 15-1092, CTIA - The Wireless Assoc. v. FCC and United States of America, No. 15-1091 and National Cable & Telecom Assoc v. FCC and United States of America, No. 15-1090 in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit.


Bring ports back to your MacBook.
If you just upgraded to a new MacBook, you're probably finding it hard to live without all your favorite ports. But if you pick up Elgato's new Thunderbolt 3 Pro Dock, you won't have to.
The Pro Dock packs the most popular ports you'll need — including Gigabit Ethernet, DisplayPort, and two card readers — eliminating the need for a bunch of different dongles.
Adding a smartphone-controlled sprinkler system to your house just became insanely affordable feature thanks to a little black box made by the folks at Elgato.
The Eve Aqua aims to turn dumb water faucets into smart water systems by adding Apple's HomeKit technology to the scene. Watering your lawn is as about to become just a Siri command away.
Streamers, prepare to have your mind blown.
Want to become the next big Fortnite star but don't have a professional-looking streaming setup? The folks at Elgato are ready to solve all your woes with their brilliant new collapsible green screen.
Most green screens we've used are a pain to deal with, but not only is the new Elgato screen dead-easy to use, it's pretty cheap, too. The CultCast producer Erfon Elijah has been playing with Elgato's green screen the last few weeks. It blew him away with features that allow anyone to create an immersive stream instantly.
iOS 12 is up for some big changes.
Apple's got big plans for iOS 12, and we'll tell you all about them this week on The CultCast. Plus: New details tell us more about 2018's iPhone X Plus; Nintendo says a new Mario Kart is coming to iOS; Apple works to bring iPad apps to Mac; and don't miss our review of the Elgato Stream Deck, a must-have accessory for you Twitch, Mixer and YouTube streamers.
The Eve Button puts control of your HomeKit devices at your fingertips.
Sometimes Siri isn't around to help you manage your smart home. The new Elgato Eve Button puts your HomeKit-enabled devices and scenes at your fingertips when you don't have your smartphone at the ready.
The new HomeKit controller also means guests or kids can easily turn on the lights, lock the doors or whatever else needs doing — all with a quick press on the Eve Button.
Almost all the ports, but with notable omissions.
Elgato's new Thunderbolt 3 Mini Dock looks like a must-have for MacBook owners on the move. The compact and lightweight device boasts a data throughput speed of 40 Gbps and has enough ports to connect all your favorite devices.
HomeKit devices are spawning fast.
The jury's still out on whether HomeKit will really take over our homes and all the smart devices in them, but new HomeKit-compatible devices continue to pop up all the time. At CES 2017 in Las Vegas this week, vendors showed off a bunch of them, from light switches to security cameras.
Here's our roundup of the best.
Coming soon to a MacBook Pro near you.
Accessory maker Elgato unveiled its new Thunderbolt 3 Dock at CES, offering a way for users to connect a pair of 4K displays to their new MacBook Pro, in addition to plenty of other legacy connection options.
Costing $299, it promises to stand in for the plethora of dongles you'll need as the tech world makes the jump to Thunderbolt 3 and USB-C.
Like my own personal weather station for the backyard.
Sure, I can check the weather using any number of built-in or third-party apps on my iPhone, but what if I want to know what the humidity is in my own backyard?
Weather nerds rejoice — we now have a way to access and track the weather from anywhere this simple, easy to use white box and associated app is placed. The Eve Weather outdoor weather sensor melds right in with Elgato's other HomeKit-compatible products, too, letting me check the details of my local microclimate with ease.
I can also ask Siri what the temperature is in the backyard, which is all kinds of cool.


Eumundi markets is the most famous Sunshine Coast market.
There's something grounding about going to the markets, especially on a weekend. It's relaxing to wander around aimlessly, looking at plants, books, clothes and knick-knacks. The concept of the local market has gained momentum throughout the Sunshine Coast and there are some excellent Sunshine Coast markets to explore.
From the famous Eumundi Market to local suburban markets, there are plenty of Sunshine Coast markets to choose and visiting a market is one of the things to do on the Sunshine Coast for local flavour.
So next time you're looking for somewhere to shop, eat or be entertained, check out our guide to markets on the Sunshine Coast.
Eumundi Markets is on Saturdays from 7 am to 2 pm and Wednesdays 8 am to 1.30 pm on Memorial Drive, Eumundi.
Eumundi Markets is the market to beat all markets and over the years, this historic market has evolved into a thriving tourist destination.
Going to Eumundi can be a bit like going to a funfair, especially on Saturdays when the entertainment is in full swing and buskers sing their hearts out to entertain the crowd.
Quirky and colourfully dressed street artists and minstrels wander through the crowd with fun surprises.
Wandering performers at Eumundi market.
Every time someone comes to visit, I take them to Eumundi Market and they always feel like they've been entertained.
Each time I visit, there's always something different to look at, such as a man holding a beautiful Macaw, or a new event (see this list of upcoming Eumundi market events to help you plan your visit).
If you're looking for a gift, Eumundi Markets is the place to go for original artworks, sculptures, handmade home decorations and furniture, skincare, candles and clothing.
Stalls are organised in sections, which makes it easy if you're shopping with a purpose but if you're just planning on aimlessly wandering you might be surprised at what you end up buying.
One of the many surprises you might find at Eumundi markets on the Sunshine Coast.
There's a large section of clothing, toys and knick-knacks for kids as well as a selection of jewellery stalls.
There's an excellent food section with a range of stalls serving up a variety of international fare, from sushi to sausages, cheese, pancakes and even gluten-free organic buckwheat crepes!
Check out the pulled pork rolls at The Pig Out Van, Brazillian tapioca or for something authentically Japanese, there's a stall that makes Okonomiyaki Japanese savoury pancakes made from cabbage and wheat flour.
My favourite is the Malaysian chicken curry and roti.
Shopping at Eumundi can be thirsty work, especially if it's a steamy summer day.
A popular thing to do is to head to the ginger beer stall and fill up a bottle of homemade Eumundi ginger beer to quench your thirst.
Yandina Markets is on Saturdays from 7 am to 12noon at Wonga Park, North Street, Yandina.
Yandina Market is the best place to buy plants.
We've become fans of Yandina market is we've been redesigning and massively replanting our garden.
Yandina Markets is where we buy most of our plants and so far, all the plants in our garden are doing well.
Over the years, we've saved hundreds of dollars buying potted plants at Yandina Market, where tropical plants can cost a fraction of what you'll pay in a nursery or Bunnings.
Yandina markets is one of the popular local markets on the Sunshine Coast on Saturdays.
Compared to Eumundi, Yandina is less crafty and is a market to choose if you're looking for a bargain.
This Sunshine Coast market has a hippy vibe with plenty of recycled, pre-loved and vintage items for sale.
If you take the time to look, you'll even find an assortment of odds and ends for under $10 or even under $5.
Pre-loved tools at Yandina market.
Some of these treasures are quite unique and it's not hard to leave the market with stuff you didn't know you needed!
How about an old Beatles vinyl record, a 70s vase or a solid posthole digger that has proven its worth.
Myself – I'm a bit of a bookworm and I can't resist checking out the second-hand books.
There's a jumping castle to keep the little ones occupied and a few toy stalls the young ones will love.
Fresh produce at Yandina market is extremely popular.
The food section is quite impressive and you can pretty much do your weekly grocery shopping here.
Besides local fruit and vegetables from growers around the region, there's a good range of cheeses including haloumi, camembert, Jarlsberg and a range of cheddar flavours.
Stock up on farm-fresh roasting ducks (#12 a kg) straight from the farm or Wagyu beef sausages, lamb shanks, eye fillet and bacon.
Noosa Farmers Market is on every Sunday 7 am to noon at Noosa Australian Football Club, Weyba Rd, Noosaville.
Noosa markets is the best farmers market on the Sunshine Coast.
At the top of the list of farmers markets, supporting local growers at Noosa Farmers Market is a great reason to pack your granny trolley and head for the piles of pumpkin and pineapple.
The vegetables may not always be much cheaper than in the supermarket but sometimes you can pick up bargains.
Some stallholders travel for hours to sell their produce in these markets and if you take your time to look around there's plenty of organic produce on sale along with fresh fish prawns and other seafood.
While in Noosa, here are some of the top things to do in Noosa and our recommendations for the best Noosa cafes and restaurants.
Fisherman's Road Market is on every Sunday 6 am to noon on the corner of Fisherman's Road and David Low Way, Maroochydore.
Fisherman's road market is a local Sunshine Coast market with an assortment of stalls.
One of our favourite things to do on a Sunday is to grab a German-style pretzel from the German Bakery.
Sometimes when we're feeling naughty we'll succumb to the call of a Berliner, which is a round hole less doughnut filled with sweet jam, or a sour cherry pastry.
We recently discovered the chimney roll man (who comes from Prague), who sells delicious chimney rolls sprinkled with sugar.
Then we find a seat at the coffee van, nibble our pastries, sip coffee and watch the parade of people walk by.
Don't be surprised at what you might buy at these Sunshine Coast markets.
If you're visiting with hubby, point him towards the tool shed or the fishing stall and he'll be a happy man.
I have it on good authority the tools are good value and the second-hand tools are a bargain!
Fancy a Dalek anyone? I'm thinking of getting one of those for my desk. Who would have thought to look for a Dalek at the Sunshine Coast?
How about fresh king prawns, squid, mussels, flathead, bream, mullet or coral trout for dinner?
The Fisherman's Road market is run by the Lion's Club and there's convenient car parking in the field right next to the market ($2 to charity).
Nights on Ocean is on the second Friday of every month from 5 pm to 9 pm on Ocean St, Maroochydore.
What's different about this market is its location on Maroochydore's vibrant eat street.
No longer a sleepy part of town, the revival of Maroochydore's Ocean Street has seen a clutch of cool alfresco restaurants and the popular Solbar, which the spot to go for live music.
So it's not surprising that the night market is well patronised.
From original artworks and handmade crafts to clothing, jewellery and homewares, it's fun to wander around the stalls after dinner.
The street has a collection of restaurants dishing up international cuisine or you can grab a casual bite at one of the market stalls.
Who knows what you might end up doing afterwards – from Mexican music and margaritas to learning how to salsa or tapping your feet to a local band, there's plenty going on after dark on Ocean Street.
The Cotton Tree Markets are on every Sunday from 7am to 12noon on King Street, Cotton Tree.
For more markets in Queensland bookmark our Gold Coast markets guide.
Mooloolaba Beach Market is on the second and fourth Sunday of each month from 8 am to 1 pm at the Mooloolaba State School on Douglas Street, Mooloolaba.
A range of stalls selling all kinds of things, fresh produce, food trucks and live entertainment in Mooloolaba.
Kawana Waters Artisans & Farmers Markets is on every Saturday 7 am to noon at Kawana Waters State College, Sportsman Parade.
Shopping for fruit and vegetables is a popular thing to do at these Sunshine Coast markets.
If it's a friendly chat you're after, you'll find it really easy to strike up a conversation over cob of corn or a basket of sweet potatoes.
Top up your fruit bowl with passionfruit, pineapples, lemons, mandarins and oranges.
If you're not planning on buying, just talk and taste. I've struck up plenty of conversations over a plate of sweet mandarins!
Check out the range of produce available at this market here.
Sunny Coast Baby and Kids Market is at Talara College, Talara St, Currimundi.
Most markets on the Sunshine Coast have lots of stuff for kids.
Save a ton of money by shopping for pre-loved items or buy new and handmade things for babies and children at the Sunny Coast Baby and Kids Market.
The market offers affordable shopping for a range of items for the baby such as formula, bottles and nappies along with other kids stuff like clothes, toys, cots and prams.
Peregian Beach Markets is on the first and third Sunday of every month from 7am to 12.30pm at Kingfisher Park, Kingfisher Parade, Peregian Beach.
The Peregian Beach Markets has over 100 stalls and is a market that focuses on arts and crafts, ceramics and jewellery.
With a fabulous beachside location, this market is a relaxing place to shop for homegrown and organic gifts.
These beachside markets have been going for over 20 years and provide support to the surf lifesaving club.
Sunshine Coast Collective Markets is on the second and fourth Sunday of the month from 8.30 am to 12.30 pm at Coolum State Primary School.
Coolum market is a boutique Sunshine Coast market with an emphasis on craftsmanship and fine design.
A collection of over 100 designers, artists and creators, the Sunshine Coast Collective Markets in Coolum takes pride in their policy of only selling handcrafted items.
It's a smaller market with a selection of quality jewellery and crafts created by talented local artisans.
You won't find mass produced or cheap imported products.
This market has a relaxed vibe and the rows are spread out so that there's enough space to wander around without jostling in the crowd.
Caloundra Street Fair is on every Sunday from 8 am to 1 pm on Bulcock Street, Caloundra.
Pick up a gift or munch on a fresh muffin at the Caloundra markets.
Located in Caloundra's main street a couple of blocks from Bulcock Beach is the Caloundra Street Fair with 100 stalls, family activities and live entertainment.
Although it's not as big as some markets the location on the main street alongside cafes and boutiques makes this a worthwhile destination to shop.
From hand-woven baskets to crystal jewellery, the market is a fun spot to stumble upon a cool gift.
You'll most probably end up buying something for yourself or your kids or other family members.
Enjoy fresh local food and flowers, fresh juices, tasty breakfasts, coffee, lunch and delicious sweet treats.
Maleny Sunday Market is on every Sunday from 8am to 2pm in the RSL hall on Bunya Street in Maleny.
A small and friendly market with 30 stalls and a country atmosphere.
Maleny Lane is open from Friday to Sunday 9am to 3pm off the Maleny's main street.
It's a cool spot for international food and live music on the weekends.
The Montville Growers and Makers Market is on the second Saturday morning of each month at the Village Hall.
The Sunshine Coast Hinterland is also full of other attractions, such as these things to do in Maleny. Read this to find out why Kondalilla National Park is a lovely walk.
Unlike many of the markets in Asia (such as Mongkok Market in Hong Kong, Maekhlong Railway Market and other Bangkok markets), the markets in the Sunshine Coast and other parts of Queensland are clean and have toilet facilities.
Christina Pfeiffer lives on the Sunshine Coast and has spent a small fortune buying plants at various Sunshine Coast markets.


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Q: How to automatically resolve conflicts in bitbucket when multiple developers are working to merge changes to mainline I have the following situation:
There is a mainline branch in bitbucket. Every developer creates a branch out of this mainline and works on it. Once the developer finishes his code development in dev branch, he syncs code from mainline and runs a CI process to test if all is fine. Once the build passes (including the sanity tests), then the code from the dev branch is merged to the mainline.
Problem Statement:

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*Developer X creates a development branch called X_DEV from mainline (ML).

*Once Developer X completes his development, he takes the latest code from the mainline ML and syncs it to his X_DEV branch.

*Developer X runs build and sanity tests on his X_DEV branch. Then, after all the tests pass, he merges code to the mainline ML.

*But when Developer X was running tests on his code in step 3, another developer named 'Y' created a new development branch called Y_DEV from the mainline.

*After creating new development branch Y_DEV, the developer writes his code and tests it. After doing tests in his dev branch, he then copies the latest code from the mainline (at this time changes of developer X were not yet present in ML mainline).

*After Developer Y copies the latest code from the mainline, he again runs build and sanity tests, after which he merges his code to the mainline. But his code fails to get merged to the mainline because new code was copied to the ML by Developer X, and that code was not yet present in branch Y_DEV. Due to this issue, developer Y wastes his time and has to again sync code from mainline and run build and sanity tests again.

How can we have an automatic and intelligent solution here?
How to handle these issues without adding wait/sleep or waiting for X_Dev code to get synced to ML or having each functionality to have its own SDLC?

A: I don't think it's possible to have an "automatic" solution to resolve your merge conflicts/issues. Git can help you manage your code, but you can't really teach it to resolve merge conflicts for you. Most of the time, you'll have to manually check and carefully resolve each conflict by yourself.
I think you're best solution here is to do some changes to your development process.
First, when you say "syncs code from the mainline" or "copies code from the mainline", I hope you mean either doing git rebase master or git merge master on the dev branch. If not, then I suggest you look into git rebase.
Second, how do you create your development branches? Ideally, each branch should be independent enough that work done on 1 branch (say X) does not conflict or depend on the work being done on other branches (Y, Z, etc.). Merge conflicts usually happen when the branches are touching the same part of the code/module/feature. If you can somehow isolate the code changes to be made into separate branches, then that would reduce chances for merge conflict.
In your sample scenario, it seems that Y's and X's work are closely related. Maybe they should just work on a single branch YX? So that running the tests will be done only once but will test both of their features at the same time. OR you could instead create an intermediate branch first (Z) where you dev the common changes for Y and X, then branch-off Y and X from Z. After X and Y are finished coding and testing, they merge their code back to Z. You do another set of tests on Z, then Z is merged back to the mainline. Since both X and Y have a copy of the common changes, it reduces the chances for conflicts when they merge their code to Z.
Third, you can have 2 kinds of testing: Branch/Feature Testing and Integration Testing.
Branch Testing is what you're already doing, running build and sanity tests on each feature branch before they're merged back to the mainline. That's great, because, from the point of view of the branch, it checks that the modified code did not break any other features.
Integration Testing (IT) is what you do when you merge the branches back to the mainline. It's the same build and sanity tests that you already do on each branch, but this time, it's done on the mainline rather than on a branch AND it checks that nothing broke when ALL the features were merged to the mainline. This allows each branch to be merged without requiring it to sync first with all the other branches. Based on your sample scenario, you're already doing IT but you're doing it on EACH branch, since you need each branch to get the changes first from other branches. Of course, it's still a good idea to do that, but with IT, you don't always need to. (Plus, IT is easier to automate, since you can ALWAYS have it running on the mainline.).
Hope that helps.

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Launching the new telephone directory (from left) are Professor Sir Hilary Beckles, cover designer Paul Gibbs, LIME VP Samuel Skinner and Pamela Roach of Global Directories.
Barbados' worrying unemployment problem has apparently left graduates of the University of the West Indies' campus here virtually unscathed.
As it prepares to launch a major new push towards science and technology in partnership with telecommunications company LIME and other corporate players, the head of the Cave Hill Campus has revealed research showing 80 per cent of the institution's graduates were finding employment within the first six months of trying.
Principal Professor Sir Hilary Beckles was speaking this morning at UWI's administration building, where UWI and LIME officials launched the 2012/2013 telephone directory cover, which focusses on the Barbados campus' 50th anniversary.
He suggested the statistic, which was better than UWI's other campuses in Jamaica and Trinidad, was a virtual vindication of the targeted programmes pursued at Cave Hill over the last 10 years.
"When you hear comments such as 'Cave Hill has expanded its population', it was not random – we didn't go out in the streets and pick up people. We focussed the growth in areas where we knew the economy needed to be supported and where the students in turn on graduating could find jobs," he said.
"So it was a planned and strategic expansion; this was reflected in the fact that the surveys that have been done have shown that about 80 per cent of our graduates find a job in the first six months and this is really very good.
"We felt good about this because the graduate surveys were done across the campuses and Cave Hill came out looking quite good, that over three quarters of our graduates find a job in the first six months.
"This is excellent for Cave Hill because what it shows [is] that we do not have an unemployment crisis among our graduates and it also shows that our growth was targeted and scientifically implemented," Sir Hilary added.
The noted historian said having reaped success in the previous focus on Social Sciences, he and his team were now making a big push to focus on science and technology, where they expected the jobs of the future to be.
Sir Hilary said UWI's science and technology initiative was "designed to transform the Cave Hill campus, to move it to some extent away from the services economy model, which is what we had developed, more to the science and technology economic development model, and of course ICT is a critical part of that".
He announced that in recent days LIME had agreed to triple its broadband at UWI free of cost, and that discussions were ongoing with Simpson Oil Limited for a renewable energy venture.
"We have a whole range of programmes that we are going to be rolling out to change the dynamics of the Cave Hill campus and to launch the platform of technology and science. It's going to be very exciting and the 50th year will see all of this," he said.
The principal was also excited about the likelihood that the new science and technology focus would be a magnet to young males. UWI's current enrollment is 70 per cent in favour of females, but the current science and technology intake is evenly split, he noted.


I found it perplexing that, in "Brave New Words", issue 404, whilst covering the Man-Booker shortlist, Ed Fortune tried to simultaneously argue that genre readers "read broadly" yet only Howard Jacobson's novel would be of passable interest. Asides from the obvious logical contradiction he is sadly overlooking David Mitchell's critically lauded and undisputably SF&F novel "The Bone Clocks", which it turned out was also overlooked by the short-listers. Still, Jacobson's novel made it, meaning SF&F represents 16% of the shortlist. Not too bad I'd say.
As it happens I'm currently struggling through "J". I'm at around the half-way mark.


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14 Best Legal Free Movies and TV Shows Apps for Android
Video streaming is quickly becoming the norm. People are willing to pay for Netflix, Hulu, and other similar services, and cord-cutting has become a trend. However, not everyone can afford a hundreds-of-dollar yearly subscription service. (Best Legal Free Movies and Tv Shows Apps for Android)
We get it, and so do a lot of mobile apps. There are a few options for movie buffs who want to see something for free without having to resort to the darkest reaches of the Internet. Here are the finest legal free movie applications for Android! You can occasionally watch a free movie on YouTube, but it's so rare that we didn't include it on this list.
Top 14 Best Legal Free Movies & TV Shows Apps for Android 2021
We have compiled a list of the Best Legal Free Movies and Tv Shows Apps for Android. Let's have a look at the list given below.
1. Crackle
One of the most popular mobile movie apps is Crackle, a free movie app from Sony. It contains a large number of blockbuster films, television shows, and genres to choose from. And it even has Nielson tracking software, which allows you to participate in popularity data.
The quality of the streaming is in serious need of upgrading. However, we believe it will improve over time. It's well-known, yet it's not the finest free video streaming solution on the market. It is one of the Best Legal Free Movies and Tv Shows Apps for Android.
2. Crunchyroll, VRV, Funimation
Crunchyroll and Funimation are two of the most popular anime streaming services. VRV offers a wide range of programs, including anime, independent films, and even some old Nickelodeon shows.
They're filled with advertisements, as are most free movie applications, and you don't always get the most recent content at the same time as paying users. However, they do provide free anime and other sorts of entertainment. Free movie apps for android Crunchyroll specialize in anime with subtitles, while Funimation focuses on anime with English dubs.
VRV offers both anime subs and dubs, as well as some indie content. You can select the one that best appeals to you.
3. Hoopla Digital
Hoopla Digital is your one-stop-shop for all things free. It shows you a lot of material for free using your library card and local library access. This includes movies, television shows, ebooks, music, and even comic comics. The app is also compatible with Android TV and Chromecast.
Your local library must be a part of the Hoopla network in order to function with your library card. Aside from that, it does an excellent job.
4. Hotstar
Hotstar is one of the most popular free movie apps in India and other countries. It contains movies, TV shows, and live sports, though you may not be able to see everything with the free membership. The streams appear to be running properly, and advertising appears to be present as intended. It is a handy free streaming platform, despite its restricted availability. Many of the complaints regarding this app stem from the World Cup and Hotstar's inability to work with Jio TV. It is amongst the Best Legal Free Movies and Tv Shows Apps for Android.
5. Kodi
Kodi is a media player for Android. It features a user interface that allows you to control everything and can play local video and audio. And it also has the capacity to run plugins, many of which can deliver free content free movie apps for android.
Many of those plugins will not be listed on this list because we do not condone piracy. Some, like USTVNow, allow you to watch TV stations (as well as the movies they show) for free.
6. Plex
Plex didn't make the list a year ago, but things have changed since then. The startup created a video-on-demand service with over 1,000 titles. Among them are Hollywood blockbusters, indie films, and other genres.
There is some television, but it is limited. Nonetheless, the selection is better than the category average. Create an account and start watching movies immediately. There is advertising, as with most of the services on this list, but it's honestly not a big deal considering that you're not paying for this information-free movie app for android.
7. Pluto TV
Pluto TV is another popular choice for free movie apps. Thousands of movies and TV shows, as well as hundreds of TV stations, are available on demand. It performs the same functions as the bulk of the others.
You get video content in return for watching advertisements. This one also has 17 hand-selected movie stations including horror, romance, comedy, and other genres. The advertisements aren't as intrusive as some others, and the software works well. This is one of the most enticing options in our top ten list of best free movie apps.
8. Popcornflix
Popcornflix is a free streaming app that focuses on movies. The app currently has 700 films in its library, with new ones being added on a regular basis. There are films from all around the world, as well as a range of genres. The app has no surprises because it works exactly as you would expect.
And the streaming quality, on the other hand, is just acceptable, and many users have complained about buffering when using free movie apps for Android. When it works, finest free movie app, it's not half bad.
9. Tubi
Tubi is a new piece of software that allows you to watch free movies and television shows. It provides the usual 100% legal streaming with advertisements, which many people don't seem to mind.
Music from all around the world, in a variety of genres, is also available. You can also find anime here if you wish to watch it. It appears to be an excellent all-in-one streaming service, albeit it does not have the same level of niche coverage as some others. Regardless, this is an excellent book, and one of the first things we would recommend.
10. Yidio
The Yidio app isn't a video-on-demand service. It is, nevertheless, an excellent tool for searching for live stuff. You may use this tool to look for movies on Hulu, Netflix, Amazon Prime, Showtime, and over 300 other services.
Then you can see if there are any free services that will show them to you lawfully. At first, the commercials and suggested stuff are a little too much, but you get used to it. This is an excellent way to look for things even if you can't see anything right now.
11. Roku
Google Play does not support a large number of set-top boxes, smart TVs, and other devices. On various platforms, free apps are occasionally accessible. This is demonstrated via the Roku Channel on Roku devices.
It also offers free movies and TV programs in addition to its regular programming. And it's worth checking out what free video programming is available on your smart TV or set-top box.
12. Movie Anywhere
Movie Anywhere is one of the top free movie apps on the market, allowing you to watch thousands of films for free. The nicest part is that they're all in high definition. And the software includes a number of movie titles, as well as trailers and summaries.
Additionally, the app provides links to particular movies via third-party websites such as Netflix, Prime Video, and others. It lists the highest-rated films for each week, allowing you to pick some great movies to watch each week. Without a doubt, it is one of the best apps for watching free movies on your Smartphone.
13. Vudu
Vudu is another fantastic application for watching free movies online. It has a big selection of titles that aren't available on other free movie applications. And it's due to the ad-supported business strategy. This means you'll have to sit through some commercials before getting to the free movie.
And Vudu is a free movie program that allows you to watch a big number of films at no cost. To access the enormous movie library, you must first sign in to the app. You'll be able to watch the movies for free at the quality you want once you've logged in.
14. FilmRise
If you're looking for more than just free movies, FilmRise is the place to go. FilmRise is a free streaming service where you may view movies and TV shows. The User Interface is simple and straightforward. On the home screen of the app, you'll see several fantastic movies when you first open it.
FilmRise has a huge range of movies and television shows. You'll have to sit through some brief adverts before you can see the movie for yourself. The majority of the movies available on this app are classics, which is a disadvantage. It is the last name on our list of the Best Legal Free Movies and Tv Shows Apps for Android.
So it was our list of the Best Legal Free Movies and Tv Shows Apps for Android. If you have any suggestions, feel free to contact us. Goodbye!
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March 9, 2016, 12:51 p.m.
Nearly three years have passed since the first small delegation from Carl Von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg, consisting of Prof. Dr. Monika Ortmann and Psychologist Dorin Strenge, visited the University of Dohuk to explore possibilities of a cooperation program and a university partnership in the field of education. The goal was to initiate a process of inclusion of people with impairments in community and the education system as a contribution to a humane and tolerant society. By ratifying the "Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities" at 20th of March 2013, the government of Iraq committed itself to take the necessary steps in a direction of enabling people of all ages with different abilities and handicaps participation in all aspects of society.
Core of the project is the newly implemented study course at University of Dohuk" Disability Studies and Rehabilitation" which is running for already two years and serves a growing number of students (3/2016: 53 students in the first cohort, about 140 in the second) who could be the future in creating opportunities for disabled people in Kurdistan and the whole of Iraq.
Prof. Dr. Ortmann and her team at University of Oldenburg is determined to support the colleagues in Dohuk by advisory regarding the study curricular, by evaluating the needs in scientific content and methodical expertise and transferring experience during several already realized or still planned joint science conferences and by inviting colleagues from Dohuk to extended stays in Oldenburg. During those stays an intense program of visiting educational institutions, schools and organizations working with impaired people, the participation in lectures, seminaries and meetings at the university and in the end of the stay a two-week science conference involving more colleagues from Dohuk and German professionals from different relevant fields will be organized.
Such an extensive program is possible thanks to the increased funding of DAAD since 2015. Both sides hope to continue the positive cooperation and maybe extend it until 2018, but the road is not without obstacles. A major issue is the security situation in Iraq which convinced the university presidency in Oldenburg to issue a travel restriction for all scientific personal. All German team members are aware of the difficult economic situation Kurdistan and the colleagues in Dohuk are facing, additionally hampering the work in research and teaching. Nonetheless, both sides are optimistic and motivated to continue the successful collaboration and hope to have an impact in improving the situation of impaired people in Iraq.


Hurry and Vote!!! Time's almost run out!
We've had an approximately 19 to 22 percent voter turnout and it looks like things are too close to call. If we can't determine seat ranks for candidates, we'll have to determine the outcome through a game of pixel paper-rock-scissors! Seriously, it's up to you whether we do things this way or not. You have just a little over 1 day left to let your voice be heard! If you haven't voted four times, now's your chance to finish!
Re: Hurry and Vote!!! Time's almost run out!
PS. Hey! Rock-paper-scissors! That's a cool collab/challenge idea.
DARN paper covers rock but, I am molten rock, and I burn paper! I also melt scissors.
Any chance the results will be posted at 12am ESTRN Time? Or am are you going to deprive me of sleep?
I like that idea, not for a challenge but for an ANI.
The 78%-81% that didn't vote BURN IN A HELLISH FIERY INFERNO! AKA NEVADA!
Or click my BIW badge in my sig to the link of my campaign topic to get some views I have already stated.
My door/office is always open, unless i'm not at my station, but if anyone is struggling on who to vote for and you have any questions for myself or any of the candidates, feel free to ask, and I appologize to any candidates that I speak for that are not interested in this, but I'm assuming we all have a seeded interest in the community and are happy to answer any questions.
Sorry BIW. You have to stay up until about 1:30 AM .. Central time it seems?? If you're in the west, no problem!
21% - 30% of the membership has likely voted, since I last checked. Decent turnout, considering we have lots of lurkers *cough*.
Cursith ye! Ill be crapped out by then. Unless, you think they would let me camp out in the PC room? I mean you can rent a tent and stuff... Its free... What? Seems I shall wake up early and check.
JFYI if you think the world is going to end today, just remember its already tomorrow in Australia!


I am trained and certified in many of the latest breakthrough treatments including EMDR, Comprehensive Resource Model, and more. I use these modalities because I have found them to be the most effective, and I integrate them into traditional talk therapy.
The field of psychotherapy has come a long way since it began. There are new kinds of cutting-edge therapy treatments that work very quickly, and we now know that it doesn't have to take as long as previously believed for permanent healing and change to take place. The term "neuroplasticity" refers to the brain's ability to change and rewire itself at any age or stage of life.
"The trauma doesn't 'sit' in the verbal understanding, part of the brain, but in much deeper regions of the brain--amygdala, hippocampus, hypothalamus, brain stem--which are only marginally affected by thinking and cognition...To do effective therapy we need to do things that change the way people regulate these core functions, which probably can't be done by words and language."
"Your intentions entangle with your energy flowing in the meridian/chakra system. That higher free energy state can drive all processes in our body...when information is created, entropy decreases. Nature is restoring itself. Focused sustained human intention can allow us to do things."
Author of Psychoenergetic Science: A Second Copernican-Scale Revolution.
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The taxi industry is the reflection of the progress made in the automobile industry. Over the century, visionaries have been labouring towards accomplishing the unbelievable. Corporations like Tesla, Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet and Apple are contributing in their own way to propel the transportation industry into the future. Similar to how they adopted taxi app like Uber, taxi businesses need to have an eagle-eye focus on the emerging trends that can disrupt their industry. Without further ado, let's peek into the future to witness the trends that will shape the taxi industry of 2018 and the coming years.
While some may argue that cars like Mercedes-Benz E-Class and Tesla S have already set the ball running on the self-driving trend, drivers are still required to supervise the car's driving behaviour. The future will herald the release of autonomous vehicles that are capable of driving in any environmental conditions, without any supervision. Magnetic roads are going to be the carrier for such autonomous cars where the vehicle will precisely travel across predetermined points for improved safety.
As is the case with Uber-like apps of today, people will be able to call for an autonomous car and command the vehicle to drop them off at their destination.
With rising concerns about environmental degradation, tomorrow's transportation industry will be increasingly focused on eco-friendly innovation. Instead of relying on generating electricity by using fossil fuel, solar-powered electric cars will see the light of the day in 2030. The roads will also transform to accommodate such electric cars by implementing a technology that charges cars while on the move. Imagine the kind of revolution this would create!
For many years, engineers have been working vigorously towards bringing the idea of flying cars into reality. In the coming decades, flying cars will be actively used for personal transportation. Where drones are now being used for transportation of goods, unmanned aerial vehicles will be made available for both commercial and personal purposes.
Where apps like Uber have transported taxi industry to the digital revolution, taxi businesses can watch out for these trends and prepare themselves for the future.


The NHL playoffs are the best time of the year to be a sports fan, at least when it comes to the first round.
They looked jittery at times, especially some young players. Andersen has been lights out for the Leafs, with 28 saves through two, including several high danger area saves. They passed when they should have shot much of the night. Playing some of their most disciplined and opportunistic hockey of the season, Toronto limited Boston's vaunted top line to just two points and nine total shots in Thursday's 4-1 victory.
The Toronto Maple Leafs visit the Boston Bruins in the Eastern Conference first round with a 1-0 lead in the series. Had they had more, the seven points between them and the Bruins probably would have been smaller and perhaps the Leafs would have had a shot at home ice. After opening the postseason as -145 favourites to claim their sixth playoff series win over Toronto since 1959, the Bruins now lag as +135 underdogs while the Maple Leafs have moved to -155 chalk on the series prices.
Toronto Maple Leafs (46-28-8, third in the Atlantic Division during the regular season) vs.
Tavares scored into an empty net with 1:19 remaining in the third period for the 4-1 final. "Too many turnovers. And when that happens, you don't really establish your forecheck or get any rhythm out of it".
"They pressured us", said Boston centre Patrice Bergeron, who scored Boston's lone goal on a first-period power play. That would be a recurring theme. However, after netting his second goal of the contest, the Bruins must be concerned about the totality of his game.
"Yeah, it wasn't fun causing the turnover there". "He has always played well against us, always played hard against us", Cassidy said.
"Getting the first one is huge, now you have to follow it up", said Patrick Marleau. "He's done that in practice", said Rask. I put my whole weight on my right foot, and then I just couldn't get there anymore. Grzelcyk tried a pass that never got there.
Nylander scored through Rask's five-hole with 1:35 left in the period to extend the lead to 3-1 after Kadri sprung him on a breakaway with a long pass. "I kind of had an idea of what I wanted to do".
"Listen, you want your goalie to stop everything", said Cassidy. I'll state the obvious. During his breakaway attempt, he was upended, though, and awarded a penalty shot. "Might be a different game".
Conversely, Toronto has received offensive contributions up and down the lineup, with seven players hitting the 20-goal mark, enabling coach Mike Babcock to roll three scoring lines. Plenty of time to come back after that.
The Bruins hit the post on a shot by Charlie Coyle late in the same power play. Then we give up the next breakaway. This isn't the Leafs team we saw this year. "Muzzy and (defence partner Nikita) Zaitsev did a great job as well". "And away you go".
Later on Saturday night, the scene shifts to Scotiabank Saddledome as the Calgary Flames take on the Colorado Avalanche in Game 2 of their Pacific Division semi-final matchup as heavy -230 favourites.


The Catalan coach took the 'gaurs' to lift the Indian Supercup alongside the Spaniards Ferrán Corominas, Carlos Peña and Edu Bedia.
Santi Moar shines with New Mexico. The Galician attacker marked his first hat-trick as a professional in his team's win against Real Monarchs. Moar, who arrived at the Albuquerque team after two great seasons in Bethlehem, is shining in the USL, where after seven days he has seven goals.
New Spanish goals in Poland. The last day of the regular phase of the Ekstraklasa took place with great Spanish role. Jesus Imaz and Airam Cabrera scored two doubles with Jagiellonia and Krakow respectively. They also saw goals from Jorge Félix (Piast), Carlitos López (Legia), Jesús Jiménez (Górnik), Joan Román (Legnica) and Javi Hernández (Krakow) .
FC Goa, Supercopa. champion The team led by Sergio Lobera, who stayed at the gates of raising the Indian Super League, was proclaimed champion of the Super Cup after defeating Chennaiyin in the final (2-1). Ferrán Corominas overtook the 'gaurs' and Brandon Fernandes sentenced the match. In addition to Lobera and Coro they lifted the title Carlos Peña and Edu Bedia.
Juanma Delgado, double and victory. The Valencia striker of Omiya Ardija scored the two goals of his team in the victory by the minimum (2-1) against Yokohama FC. Juanma Delgado has four goals this season and the squirrels, who have won four consecutive victories, are third in the Japanese Second Division.
Marcos Gondra wins Hong Kong. Although he has not yet finished his first season in the Asian football, the Basque midfielder of Dreams SC was included among the best players in the Premier League. His team is eighth in the league and will play the Copa semi-finals against Kitchee.


Tom Steyer's concern for the environment and almost religious devotion to promoting green energy appear to be targeting another kind of green.
Steyer, criticized for the hypocrisy of having built some of his fortune on coal, is now connected to green energy companies that might benefit from his climate change activism.
Apparently Tom Steyer knows his Bible better than he knows math. Or perhaps he just hasn't had a heart to heart with his accountant in several years.
Liberal climate change activist and political donor Tom Steyer likened himself to David, fighting against the "Goliath" of conservative political donors, in a May 26 interview with PBS NewsHour. He lamented, "when you look at the relatie dollars, it really is a David and Goliath situation, and we're very definitely the small shepherd boy with five rocks and a sling."
The Clinton Foundation scandal continues to spread ever since the news broke that it did not disclose millions of dollars of donations from foreign governments and businessmen.
It's already infected ABC, as anchor George Stephanopoulos was forced to apologize for personal undisclosed donations to the foundation. He has yet to acknowledge or apologize for some of the other connections that have surfaced.
First it was just conservatives who were accused of doing the bidding of the Koch brothers. Now a radical climate change alarmist is accusing Senate Democrats of "trying to build them [the Koch brothers] a pet project," the Keystone XL pipeline.
Erich Pica, President of Friends of the Earth, ranted against Democrats and Republicans alike in a Huffington Post op-ed on November 17, 2014. According to Pica, Democrats need to take "the just, responsible and moral stance" against fossil fuels and to stop being "more concerned with politics than the planet." Besides environmental activism, Friends of the Earth takes a stance against free market capitalism.
Wednesday's USA Today featured a laudatory front page profile of Tom Steyer, the far-left billionaire donor to efforts to elect liberals and un-seat Republicans of all stripes – especially if he can denigrate them as climate change "deniers." Yet, in 1,832 words, the piece by Fredreka Schouten failed to identify Steyer -- or anyone in the article -- as a "liberal," but Schouten applied the "conservative" tag twice.


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Q: Angular 5 ng-select I am using ng-select component from https://github.com/ng-select/ng-select
. However the content of the dropdown is in some cases too long. The string in the dropdown will be shortened with ... Is it possible to make the dropdown bigger than the input width, according to the length of the content? Possibly with CSS styling (custom).

    Your first ng-select
    <ng-select class="custom" [items]="cities"
               bindLabel="name"
               placeholder="Select city"
               [(ngModel)]="selectedCity">
    </ng-select>

    Your first ng-select
    <ng-select class="custom" [items]="cities"
               bindLabel="name"
               placeholder="Select city"
               [(ngModel)]="selectedCity">
    </ng-select>
</div

A: In the CSS/SCSS (what you are using for styling) set
.ng-dropdown-panel {
    min-width: 100%;
}

However it doesn't look that good...

Alternative:
Remove white-space: nowrap; from .ng-dropdown-panel .ng-dropdown-panel-items .ng-option then it breaks into multiple lines.

A: *

*Add encapsulation: ViewEncapsulation.None.

*Give it a class name. And override the CSS using it

.ng-select.custom .ng-value-container
    {
      height: 10px;
    }

Here ng-select is the component and  custom is the class name.


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I've both entered and judged several writing contests over the last four years. Not only that, but have been asked to review a myriad of early manuscripts for newer writers.
Most recently, I entered the Blurb to Book contest sponsored by Love Inspired. I'm happy to report that I made it to Round Two (Go Team LIS!) What I thought was interesting about this particular contest is that the sponsoring editors sent out an e-mail to all the participants before they released the round two results that outlined several reasons why you may not have progressed in the contest.
I found this information highly valuable and also found it to be consistent with entries and early manuscripts I've judged/read that didn't fair too well. So, I thought this list would be interesting to you because it speaks to universal problems among writers. The LI editors should receive credit for these items and I'll be expanding on their list with thoughts of my own.
1. No strong hook. For this contest, we had to write a blurb (something akin to back cover copy) and were limited to only one hundred words. You realize very quickly how few words that really is. But this comment of the blurb or hook not being strong enough can be carried over into other things. Your cover letter didn't have enough punch. Each word has to be powerful. A short blurb like this is easy enough for other people to read and critique.
2. Too much back story in the first page. This is so common I almost gave the editors a standing ovation when I read it. This is a very common mishap in writing. In round one of this contest, we submitted the blurb as noted above and just the first page of a first chapter. That's it. Imagine how strikingly engaging this first page must be! My professional writing opinion is that it takes authors time to "warm up" to their stories and this is a lot of what's happening in those first pages. It's really character profiling. My suggestion is to look at page five of your first chapter. The first event that happens is really the start of your story. Back story can be dropped in as the story progresses.
3. Not following the guidelines. Every time you submit something as a writer, there's likely a document that covers the submission process–whether it be for an agent, an editor or a contest. Read them. Double check them. Even if your writing is fabulous, if you haven't "followed the rules" you can be kicked out of the contest just for formatting issues. Seriously, don't let the wrong font drop you from a contest. You also cannot "break the rules" in the sense that if a publisher says a character cannot do such and such–they really mean it. If you don't like the guidelines of that particular publisher–don't write for them.
4. No conflict. Every story, regardless of genre, must have tension/conflict. It's why we read story. Readers don't want to read about happy people in happy places where nothing ever happens. Even the sweetest romance story has conflict. James Scott Bell has a whole book about it called Conflict and Suspense. Check it out.
5. Telling rather than showing. A common issue for writers. I've written a blog post on showing versus telling here that will better illustrate this point.
6. Confusing. Have another writer read your entry. If it's not clear to a reader, clean it up regardless of how you feel about the passage.
7. Writing . . . not quite there. As the editors said in their e-mail– everyone has to start somewhere. Writing is a craft that must be learned and honed. Did you know just learning a craft takes 6-10 years? Think about musicians, dancers, or painters. Did they succeed at their first attempt? I think people don't give learning the craft of writing enough credit in the sense that because we know English and can craft a sentence since grade school– we should be able to write a great novel the first time out of the gate.
Have you ever watched The Voice? We can all sing, right? Of course, some better than others. But if you listen to the mentors work with these young singers, you'll hear them talk a lot about practice, about craft, about emotion in singing. "Come back next year when you practice these things." You know what? The singers that take this to heart do practice, they do come back, and often times they do better the next time around.
So… keep writing! Keep entering those contests regardless of the result. Take the information from the judges as a learning opportunity to grow.
Have you ever entered a writing contest?
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I've entered contests and have won some. Won $500 in one, and in another won a week at a writing workshop in the beautiful North Carolina mountains. STILL trying to sell a novel, though.
It sounds like you're getting to that level. The more you're winning– the more likely you're putting out quality writing. Is it the story itself you can't sell? It is time to start a different one?
I've written several novels and have seen improvement with each one. I've gotten close, but a badly-timed publisher merger killed one deal (and made my agent quit the business!). An agent is giving my latest a full read, so I'm crossing my fingers. Wish me luck!
Absolutely!! Good Luck!! And regardless of the result– just keep at it.
I have actually won a writing contest too, seen my articles in small publications. That is fun. No book for me either but there is one in my head. Loved the encouragement in your article, thank you!
You're welcome, Michelle. Try to put words down every day to keep honing and perfecting your craft.


The Library is an educational resource centre for both students and teachers and is an integral part of learning at St Catherine's. By providing a wide range of up to date reading materials and resources, it aims to develop in the children, an appreciation of literature and enjoyment in reading whilst also providing resources that reflect the current Australian Curriculum. Co-operative planning between the Teacher Librarian and classroom teachers is undertaken to ensure resources are used effectively and classes enjoy planned lessons in the library ranging from literature appreciation and analysis to learning how to best access electronic resources for research purposes.
Each class has a weekly scheduled borrowing time and the use of a waterproof St Catherine's Library bag is compulsory for students in Prep to Year 3 and highly recommended for all students. The Library is open for students during some lunch hours for research, borrowing and quiet reading and in the morning for the returning of books.
Overdue notices are printed on a regular basis and borrowing rights for students who have books that are long overdue are suspended, until the book is returned or a replacement fee is paid. Books that are damaged will also incur a fee to cover replacement costs.
Parent help in the Library Resource Centre is always welcome and the school has a lovely tradition of parents who willingly and regularly assist with book covering . Assistance is also most welcome during our annual Book Fair which is held during Term 3.


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From the 1920's through the 40's our streets were teeming with animals; jaguars and lions to name a few, roamed freely and carefree and no one even batted an eye. Other things also traveled our streets, including graceful birds, Indian chiefs and airplanes. No, we are not talking about the real things, and some of you may have already figured out that we are talking about hood ornaments on cars, or mascots as they are referred to by the Brits.
Hood ornaments have now become very collectible and collectors pay top money for these great sculptures. But for those of us who are nostalgic and want to put a hood ornament on our car, there is Jud Turner, artist and sculpture. His site features many different types of metal sculptures. However, he can be commissioned to make your very own hood ornament.


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Hikers will appreciate the rocky Croatian coast. (Photo: Jupiterimages/Photos.com/Getty Images )
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Located in Eastern Europe on the Adriatic Sea, Croatia has recovered from its fairly recent war-torn past, becoming a vacation destination with its Roman ruins, medieval villages and ancient castles. Adventure-seekers also have discovered Croatia, flocking to its many natural wonders, including 1,186 islands, mountain peaks and rapid rivers.
Rafting and Kayaking
If you're seeking water thrills, head to the Kupa, Dobra, Mrežnica, Korana, Una, Zrmanja or Cetina rivers. Croatian outfitters offer numerous packages, from an afternoon float to eight-day white-water rafting expeditions. Most rivers in the country are graded at level 3, but experienced rafters can find some level 4 rapids as well. Kayakers will enjoy paddling around the island of Hvar. Some tour companies theme kayaking trips around local architecture, wineries or historic sites.
Hiking and Rock Climbing
For hikers, Croatia offers many trails, from mountain ranges and canyons to forest paths. You can choose Croatia's rugged inland landscape or tackle the heights of the Mljet, Brac and Vis islands. For experienced climbers, the country offers some of the most demanding mountains in Europe, including the "Anica kuk" cliff. There are several climbing areas on Croatia's limestone sea cliffs.
Adventure travelers who prefer to go by bike will enjoy Croatia's parks, forests and river valleys. Cyclers can expect easy to moderate trails, and Croatian outfitters can set you up with a bike, helmet and map or personal guide. Risnjak National Park, Sipan Island and the Plitvice Lakes are just some of the country's cycling destinations.
The Adriatic Sea is teeming with aquatic life, but many divers come here for the sunken ships. A graveyard of sunken vessels off the island of Vis is considered the best site in Croatia for diving, according National Geographic. Professional diving schools are available throughout the Croatian coast for beginners; advanced divers can explore caves or dive at night.
Frommer's: Introduction to Croatia
Croatian National Tourist Board: Rafting
Croatian National Tourist Board: Mountaineering
Croatian National Tourist Board: Active Tourism
Heather Hill Cernoch is a Dallas-based writer and editor who has worked in the editorial field since 2001. Her articles have appeared in numerous publications, including "Signature Kitchens & Baths" magazine and the "Dallas Morning News." An avid travel writer, Cernoch has traveled extensively throughout Europe and the Americas. She holds bachelor's degrees in journalism and English from Southern Methodist University.
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La elevación solar es el ángulo de elevación del Sol. Esto es, el ángulo entre la dirección del sol y el horizonte ideal. Se puede calcular, con una buena aproximación, usando la fórmula:

donde:
 es el ángulo de elevación solar
 es el ángulo horario actual
 es la actual declinación solar
 es la latitud local

Véase también
 Elevación
 Latitud
 Coordenadas horizontales
 Acimut solar
 Sol
 Orto
 Ocaso

Conceptos relacionados con la astrometria
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Ghost Bird--Scott Crocker's documentary about the rediscovery of the Ivory-Billed Woodpecker, presented by the Golden Eagle Audubon Society. Wednesday, November 3, 7 p.m., $ 8.50 general, $6.50 students with ID and seniors. Flicks, 646 Fulton St., 208-342-4222, theflicks.boise.com.
Phantom of the Opera--Benefit screening of the silent film accompanied by live theater organist Dennis James. Proceeds benefit the Egyptian Theatre Robert Morton pipe organ restoration fund. Friday, Oct. 29, 8 p.m. $18 adv., $21 day of show. Egyptian Theatre, 700 W. Main St., Boise, 208-345-0454, egyptiantheatre.net.
Quilombo--From director Carlos Diegues about Palmares, a runaway slave colony in 17th century Brazil. Wednesday, Nov. 3, 6 p.m. FREE. Boise State Student Union Forum.
Conviction--Based on a true story, Hilary Swank portrays a woman who dedicates her life to overturning the murder conviction that sent her brother to prison for life. Read our review here.(R) Flicks.
Conviction, Saw VI, and You Will Meet A Tall Dark Stranger are not showing in any theaters in the area.


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