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REINZ November data: Prices continue to rise — growth rate shows signs of easing
Property prices climbed further in November, early signals suggest price growth will continue though more moderately, according to the latest data from REINZ, source of the most complete and accurate real estate data in New Zealand.
Median prices for residential property across New Zealand increased by 23.8% from $747,000 in November 2020 to $925,000 in November 2021 — a new record high. While the median house price for New Zealand excluding Auckland increased annually by 26.0% from $615,000 to a new record of $775,000.
There was a monthly increase in median prices of 3.7% across New Zealand and 3.2% for New Zealand excluding Auckland.
The median property price in Auckland increased 26.2% annually from $1,030,000 in November 2020 to $1,300,000 in November 2021 — another record median. Of the 24 territorial authorities (TAs) that had record median prices, a quarter were in Auckland. All seven Auckland districts showed an annual median price increase and six reached median highs, with only the Franklin District bucking the trend.
Auckland City increased 23.2% on last year to $1,540,000, Franklin District increased 22.0% to $980,000, Manukau City increased 28.0% to $1,235,000, North Shore City increased 26.9% to $1,555,000, Papakura District increased 51.9% to $1,173,000, Rodney District increased 30.3% to $1,310,000 and Waitakere City increased 32.3% to $1,199,000.
In addition to Auckland, the following regions reached record median prices in November:
Northland increased 26.5% from $589,000 to $745,000 in November 2021. Additionally, Far North District ($817,500) and Kaipara District ($905,000) reached record median highs
Waikato increased 27.6% from $670,000 to $855,000 in November 2021. Additionally, Hamilton City ($881,000), Thames-Coromandel District ($1,130,000) and Waikato District ($950,000) reached record median highs
Hawke's Bay increased 25.8% from $660,000 to $830,000 in November 2021. Additionally, Central Hawke's Bay District ($660,000) and Napier City ($830,000) reached record median highs
West Coast increased 42.9% from $245,000 to $350,000 in November 2021. Additionally, Buller District ($360,000) reached a record median high
Canterbury increased 31.4% from $525,000 to $690,000 in November 2021. Additionally, Christchurch City ($700,500), Waimakariri District ($732,000) and Selwyn District ($870,000) reached record median highs. Selwyn District has the longest record median streak of all the TAs, with seven consecutive records.
Jen Baird, Chief Executive of REINZ, says: "The market has settled back into its stride — returning to business as near-usual across the board. November shows an active market where property prices continue to increase, stimulated by demand as New Zealand prepared to leave Alert Levels behind.
"Across New Zealand, there was an annual increase of 23.8% in median prices — with a new record high of $925,000 in November 2021 and an increase of 3.7% month-on-month. We're seeing a firm property market, with all regions experiencing annual growth and 24 territorial authorities reaching new record medians.
"FOMO — fear of missing out — is beginning to dissipate. The enduring strength of property prices means some vendors may be less inclined to act now, without fear of missing their preferred prices later. While the supply versus demand imbalance continues to push prices upwards, across New Zealand inventory levels increased 5.1% annually and listings increased 9.0% — providing buyers more choice and giving reluctant sellers confidence that if they take their current property to market, they will be able to buy their next one.
"Despite steady growth, headwinds are gathering. Government measures to moderate the New Zealand property market, the Reserve Bank's OCR increases and growing challenges around financing as banks tighten their lending criteria are aligning. While the longer-term impacts of these changes will play out over the coming months, the strength of the market suggests that the growth trend will continue — albeit with a more moderate trajectory," Baird adds.
Property sales across New Zealand see monthly increase
The number of residential property sales across New Zealand decreased by 18.0% annually, from 10,220 in November 2020 to 8,381 in November 2021. However, this volume is 12.4% up on last month and the second-highest number of sales in a November month since 2006 — the highest was November 2020.
For New Zealand excluding Auckland, the number of properties sold in November 2021 decreased 17.0% annually from 6,363 to 5,279. November had the highest sales count since April 2021.
The Auckland, Canterbury, Manawatu-Whanganui, Nelson, Otago, Southland, Waikato and Wellington regions all had their highest sales count since April 2021. In Auckland, the number of properties sold decreased by 19.6% annually — from 3,857 in November 2020 to 3,102 in November 2021. There was a monthly increase of 16.0%. The rise in activity reflects a market that is rebounding. November saw an annual increase in listings of 10.4% and, following low listings in the previous months, there was a resurgence of activity, with more properties coming to market as Auckland prepared to move from Alert Level 3.
Hawke's Bay had its highest sales count since November last year. Although sales decreased 4.8% annually from 271 to 258, they increased month-on-month by 7.1%. Gisborne marked its highest count since March 2021, with 62 properties sold — though an annual decrease of 12.7%.
The regions with the greatest annual percentage decrease in sales volumes were:
West Coast: -48.7% from 78 to 40 — 38 fewer properties sold. There was an increase of 14.3% month-on-month
Northland: -35.4% from 314 to 203 — 111 fewer properties and the region's lowest November sales count since 2014. There was an increase month-on-month of 10.3%
Tasman: -32.4% from 105 to71 — 34 fewer properties sold.
"Strong sales activity in October continued through November. Across New Zealand, sales decreased by 18.0% annually. However, there was a 12.4% increase from October 2021, proving a resilient market en route to recovery.
"Regions affected by prolonged Alert Level 3 lockdowns — Auckland, Northland and Waikato — experienced the bounce back the rest of New Zealand saw in October.
"All signals suggest that the New Zealand property market remains highly competitive, with a record median sale price, increased sales volume and a median days to sell of 29 — on par with November 2020. Anecdotally, we have heard investors are showing increased caution and first-time buyers are stepping back due to financial restraints, shifting the market focus.
"November is usually a strong month for sales. However, when we look at the seasonally adjusted sales count for November 2021, we note that many of the monthly movements were negative, which means the increase from October 2021 to November 2021 was lower in many areas than expected," she adds.
REINZ HPI: house values reach new highs
The REINZ House Price Index (HPI) for New Zealand, which measures the changing value of all residential property in the New Zealand, showed an increase of 27.2% annually to 4,281 — reaching a new high on the index. This is now the sixteenth consecutive month we have seen a new high.
The HPI for New Zealand excluding Auckland showed an increase in house values of 28.3% from November 2020 to 4,288 in November 2021, again a new high on the index.
Auckland's house price values increased 25.8% year-on-year to 4,272. Canterbury had its largest annual increase in HPI since records began, with a record index level of 3,861 — a 38.1% increase on November 2020. Waikato (+33.2%) and Northland (+31.0%) both saw annual HPI increases above the 30% mark.
For the first time since October 2020, Manawatu-Whanganui was not in the top two in terms of annual HPI movement. The region saw an increase in house values of 24.7% from November 2020 to 5,313 in November 2021.
Taranaki and Wellington were the only regions that did not reach new highs on the REINZ House Price Index. Southland has been in the bottom three year-on-year movements in HPI of all the regions for 10 months in a row. In November 2021, it increased 23.1% on November 2020 to 4,591.
"Across New Zealand, HPI increases have been significant and enduring over the past months. This is the first time all 12 regions have had a sustained — seven months in a row — annual increase in HPI of over 20%," observes Baird.
Median days to sell shows properties are selling fast
In November 2021, the median number of days to sell a property across New Zealand was 29 — equal to 12-months ago. For New Zealand excluding Auckland, the median number of days to sell increased by one day from 28 in November 2020 to 29 days in 2021.
Ten regions had median days to sell of less than or equal to 30 days — the same as last month. Auckland had its lowest median days to sell since December 2020, with a median of 30 days — equal to November 2020. This figure was down 15 days from October 2021, reflecting the easing of COVID-19 response restrictions.
Properties in Canterbury sold the fastest with a median of 26 days, the region's lowest median days to sell since 2006. Northland had its lowest median in a November month since 2005, with a median of 35 days.
Percentage of properties sold by auction increases
Across New Zealand, 32.6% of properties were sold by auction in November 2021 — compared to 26.4% in November 2020. Auctions in New Zealand excluding Auckland accounted for 21.1% of sales, up from 16.4% last year.
Gisborne again had the highest percentage of auctions, with 58.1% (36) of properties selling by auction. However, this was down from 70.4% (50) at the same time last year and suggests that other sales methods are proving attractive in the region.
Auckland, Canterbury and Waikato had the highest percentage of auctions in those regions since records began in 2005. Auctions in Auckland accounted for 52.1% (1,616) of properties sold compared to 43.0% in November 2020, and in Canterbury, 40.9% (481) of properties were sold by auction compared to 22.3% in November 2020. Waikato saw 29.4% (231) compared to 18.5% in November last year.
"While expedited by COVID-19 lockdowns, the trend towards auctions has long been at play in the New Zealand property market. Vendors increasingly see auctions as a clean and effective method of selling that provides open market transparency in an uncertain market.
"Across New Zealand, 32.6% of properties were sold by auction in November 2021 — compared to 26.4% in November 2020. Many regions have seen the percentage of auctions increase significantly, with regions such as Canterbury seeing the percentage of auctions near double. On the flipside, regions such as Gisborne — with historically high auction rates — have had a decrease. Anecdotally, we have heard of some properties being passed in at auction or renegotiated as bidding falls under the reserve price," says Baird.
Levels of inventory increase — supply-side pressure remains
The total number of properties available for sale in New Zealand increased by 5.1% — from 18,319 in November 2020 to 19,260 in November 2021. This was the first time in months that we have seen an annual uplift in inventory levels.
Manawatu/Whanganui saw a significant annual uplift in inventory levels of 71.4% — from 430 properties in November 2020 to 737 properties in November 2021. Wellington saw a 58.3% increase on the same time last year — increasing from 874 properties to 1,384. The Hawke's Bay region saw an increase of 48.1% — from 329 properties in November 2020 to 487 in November 2021.
Only three regions saw an annual decrease. The West Coast had the largest decrease in inventory levels, down 26.2% from 215 to 159, Northland saw an 18.9% decrease from 813 to 659, and Canterbury saw inventory levels drop 18.7% from 2,584 to 2,101.
"Inventory levels across New Zealand increased 5.1% from November 2020. Good news for buyers who will benefit from greater choice. While the uptick is welcome, when the amount of inventory is compared to the number of sales, we see eleven of the sixteen regions have 10 or less weeks of inventory available, suggesting that supply-side pressure on prices remains," Baird concludes.
Inventory data comes from realestate.co.nz.
$1 million+ properties on the increase
In November 2021, the percentage of properties sold across New Zealand for $1 million or more increased from 27.9% in November 2020 to 43.7% in November 2021.
In Auckland, 72.9% of properties sold for over $1 million, with the majority (56.0%) sitting within the $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 bracket. In November 2020, 52.2% of properties in the region sold for $1 million or more. Wellington was the region with the second-highest percentage of properties sold for over $1 million, at 45.1%. While down on October 2021 (50.1%), this was an increase year-on-year — in November 2020, 28.9% of properties in the region breached the million mark.
The number of properties sold in the $500,000 to $750,000 bracket fell from 30.4% in November 2020 to 22.0%. While the number of properties sold for less than $500,000 dropped from 19.8% in November 2020 to 10.3% in 2021.
READ MORE AT https://www.blog.reinz.co.nz/blog/november-2021-statistics
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Pentagon: Over 100,000 Russian soldiers wounded and killed in action in Ukraine
During the war in Ukraine over 100,000 Russian soldiers have been wounded and killed in action, estimates Mark Milley, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the United States.
Ukraine, according to him, has probably lost as many.
Milley also says that according to U.S. estimates some 40,000 Ukrainian civilians have been killed since the war began, and between 15 million and 30 million Ukrainians have become refugees. "A lot of human suffering," he said.
The American general did not specify how the data were obtained.
Russia hides its losses. During the war, the Defense Ministry reported casualties only on three occasions. The last time was in September, when mobilization was declared. Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said at the time that 5,937 Russian soldiers had been killed. He did not state the number of those wounded but assured that more than 90% of them had allegedly resumed service.
According to the AFU General Staff, as of November 9, more than 77,000 Russian soldiers have been killed.
In October, Important Stories, citing sources in the Russian special services, claimed that Russia's irretrievable losses in the war could be over 90,000. This is the number of those who were killed, went missing or died from wounds in hospitals, and of the wounded who can no longer return to military service.

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It's The Hochstadt.com Party Contest!
My blog's Alexa Rank now dropped from 51,059 down to 174,666!
I invited a select few Top Entrecarders and Internet Entrepreneurs to join our one-of-a-kind Hochstadt.com Party Contest and celebrate together that it is indeed possible to catapult from no man's land to popularity in 107 days!
Without further ado, let's get to the "Party Contest Meat"—or in other words, what YOU can WIN at this Hochstadt.com Party Contest!
Men's Interest, Women's Interest, Sports, Internet Marketing, Make Money Online, Technology, Hobbies, Marketing, Self Improvement, Computers and Internet, Art, Environment, Finance and Investing, Web Development, News and Media, Entertainment, Graphic Design, Religion and Spirituality, Blogging Resources, Parenting and Family, Technology, Mixed Bag, Home and Garden, Health and Medicine, Trends, Personal Diary, and Writing and Literature!
Max from SiteHoppin gives 10 Beer Stock Pages worth $20-$100 each = $200-$1,000 PLUS 50 One Buck Wiki pages worth $20 each = $1,000, altogether making it to a whopping $2,000!
Martin Russell from Word of Mouth Marketing gives 50 (!) accounts of 10 cards each at SendOutCards.com worth $25 each = $1,250!
Gary Evans from Law of Attraction Secrets gives 10 (!) of his Manifest A Miracle systems worth $97 each = $970!
Marcus Hochstadt from Internet Business Guide For First Class Progress gives respectively 1 of each of his 4 DVD products worth $100 each = $400 PLUS one 2-hour Multimedia Coaching Session worth $300, altogether making it to a $700!
Debbie Lane from Wisdom Hypnosis gives 7 of her Living The Lucky Life! audio CDs worth $23.77 each = $166.39 PLUS a personal 1.5 hour Hypnosis Session by phone worth $250, making it a total of $416.39!
Pat King from FitnessLifeClub gives 1 month of his Premier Health Coaching Package worth $357.98!
Keith Goodrum from On Becoming a 2%er gives 2 of his DVDs 10 Minute Blog Post worth $100 each = $200!
Andreas from XavierMedia.com gives 5 one-year VIP memberships to CreateBanner.com worth $35 each = $175!
Larry Brauner from Online Social Networking gives a personal 1 hour consultation worth $150!
Jason from The University Kid gives two 60 minute Blogging Consultations worth $60 each = $120!
Leisa Watkins from Dream Act Plan Believe gives 3 Robert G. Allan books that are personally signed by Robert (!), as well as 3 Richard Paul Evans books, also personally signed by Richard himself!
Karl Gechlik from Ask The Admin gives a professional technical e-mail support session worth $50!
Wayne from Ez DIY Electricity gives $50 in hard earned PayPal cash!
Borzack from Making Myself Extra Money gives 5 of his Page Peel Ads scripts worth $8 each = $40!
Stephan Miller from Stephan Miller gives one copy of Confessions of a Lazy Super-Affiliate worth $29.95 PLUS a Special Report he wrote specifically for the person who wins this e-book!
Crystal from Ubiquitous gives a Site Review worth $20 PLUS a link on her Blogroll for one month worth $10, making it a total of $30!
Sam Freedom from Internet Marketing Controversy Blog gives a 2-month membership to a large Private Label Rights ("PLR") membership site worth $30!
Kelly Naylor from Aerten Art gives one of her unique art work Acid Rain, an original water color painting worth $25!
Dwayne from Pro Blog Reviews gives a Blog Review worth $25!
Frank from Technology Blog and more gives a StumbleUpon advertisement campaign worth $20 (400 targeted visitors)!
Kacie from Sense to Save gives a StumbleUpon advertisement campaign worth $10 (200 targeted visitors)!
The Fool from Foolsville 2.0 gives $10 in hard earned PayPal cash!
Lightening from Lightening's Blogworld gives 2 Blog Reviews worth $5 each = $10!
Constantin Codreanu from INconstantIN gives a one year .com domain registration worth $10!
Iris from thebuzz gives a link on her Blogroll for one month worth $10!
Layne from Reward Rebel gives 1 copy of Reward Rebel LOOT worth $7!
Fitz Villafuerte from Ready To Be Rich gives 2 stumbles & diggs per week for one month!
Theda K. Rogers from Crayon Writer gives a full-blown site review on her blog which will certainly increase the buzz for her winner's blog!
Mert Erkal from Search For Blogging gives an Invitation to the May issue of www.bloghology.org, which has more than 3,000+ subscribers!
These are contributions for 200+ winners (!) with a monetary value of more than $7,000+ (!!) and exactly 66,666ec ("ec" = Entrecard Credits)!!! This is by far the BIGGEST Party Contest in Entrecard's History!
NOTE: I changed the point structure slightly because it turned out to be a bit unfairly weighted. Hopefully it is fair now so more people can win something. And I now give 2 points when using the party contest image below.
Draw of the winners will be held on MAY 1st!
174 Responses to It's The Hochstadt.com Party Contest!
Great party. Just posted about it and linked to all the contributors, so count me in.
What an amazing networking achievement. Congrats Marcus!
Wow, that is a lot of prizes! You've been very busy. I've already done the write-up and will keep promoting it. Great job!
I'm giving away some bonus prizes in conjunction to encourage people even further to enter and link to all. Like they really needed more incentive :). But they've got to let me know they used the link to all option by commenting on my blog.
Hope that's OK. If not, well then, just edit this comment.
Yeehah! The Party is on and nothing can stop it!
This is really great, crazy as can be. I will be posting about this so that other bloggers can join in and maybe get lucky and win the big prices.
WOW! What an amazing list! Tomorrow's post on my site (18 Apr) will be about your party. Woo hoo!
Done did it all, digg here.
I have my party hat, balloons, streamers and lots of confetti.
Even though Alexa may have temporarily disappointed you, your enthusiasm hasn't let anyone down and that's the true spirit of living.
We came to party and we shall party!
Btw, if you send me your Technorati link, I will fave you.
When it's time to party, party hard! Bring on the cash prizes, entre credits, and the booze. Oh wait is booze a prize?
1 May 2008 is the dead line? Today is 18 April 2008, 12 more days to go!
Very cool Marcus the man and in my eyes you're ranked 42,978!
It's the all new FrankJ aka blogzilla Ranking system.
I can not wait to win the prizes!
Either Blog review or hoppin prize will be ok.
Hey fantastic contest! Do we get extra entries for putting your banners up on our site? I think you should!!
Oh ya, I subscribed and saved you as a fave on technorati!
Sign Me Up! I'd love one of these hot prizes.
im in for the party!!
Great job putting together the contest, it looks great; and thanks for inviting me to sponsor!
Plus given you a stumble.
I can't quite figure out how to subscribe to your email list – don't know what's wrong with me but I can't click on that box????
i only can post a comment and submit your RSS feed. i don't have stumble, technorati, digg and more.
Wow! This is one of the biggest party that I have ever encountered! So here is a comment for you! All the best!!!
Yeahhh!! That's what I call a party!!! I'm getting the beer from Site Hoppin! :D Max???
I think that ads up to 34 points! Yea!
I really hope I win something!
Great party, Marcus! Hope everyone enjoys it!!!
Don't ever stop this Great contest. Must be chance from better to be better again.
Don't ever stop this Great contest. Must be chance from better to be more better again.
Great contest! I subscribed and wrote about the contest with the full list of sponsors and prizes at http://entrecarder.blogspot.com/2008/04/hochstadtcom-party-contest.html.
very impressive achievement…continued success..I'm in!
I poted you here for others to party with us!
I'm in Marcus. Thank you for organizing this. It's going to be huge!! I've just published a post to my blog promoting "The Party" and listing all the contributors links and the prizes being offered. Good luck to everyone.
Well, put me down for 11 points my friend, one for this comment and ten for the posting link that will shortly follow. Great party – I brought the blender. Wait, who is that taking their clothes off over there ….
A terrific party contest so far!
Let's Party! More ideas are welcome!
wowsa! sounds awesome count me in!
I agree with Martin, this is quite a networking achievement, WTG Marcus! (hey, you left out points for tweeting about it ;) ).
I don't want to sound selfish or anything but I want it all!
How about an extra poit for peeps that sign up for contributor feeds?
What a smart contest. I hope that it brings you a lot of traffic and goodwill. I think you should be nominated for having the "contest of the year" or some award.
I'm a sucker for contests, so of course I had to drop by and leave a comment here!
I really like that you have prizes available that are not just blogger related!
Stumbled, dugg, added to technorati and put the picture on my site… I usually don't do contests, but this is one seriously huge contest, so I'll make an exception!
Awesome contest. I wrote about it and linked to everything over at my blog as well as adding the 125×125 ad. Thank you!
Great, I added your 125×125 ad on my blog. Will probably make a post about it in the future.
Btw an article about your contest is available on my blog.
I've subscribed to your newsletter and blogged about your blog and contest with links to all your prizes and sponsors.
I'm lucky my Alexa's raking improve … but Your Contest is really fantastic. Join u lol!!!
Whoa – that is a HELLUVA party! Just subscribed and faved ya – and if you'd like another sponsor (for this or another party), holler at me. Would love to contribute.
Okay, I've subscribed, I've stumbled (and left a review), faved you via Technorati, and I'll see whatever else I can do. BTW, I really want the Porsche — can that be arranged?!
Huge ranking party…I am blogging about it!
You never know if you never try right?
I'v subscribed, blogged, commented, linked to the image, linked to the Hochstadt blog and party page, linked to sponsors…so that's maybe 45 points if I ain't wrong!
Congratulations on your party (whoopee!) contest! You have some big prizes from the big time bloggers right here! Subscribed to your awesome site! Hope I could win some of these prizes! Good luck to all of those who joined! Have a great week!
Awesome party Marcus! Thanks for letting me be a part of it.
Great idea — good luck with Alexa!
including all links, 60 points.
Faved you on Technocrati 1 point.
Money is nice for me, second best would be free advertising.
Let's enjoy the party! I would like to win your DVDs Marcus. Don't exaggerate Alexa ranking, it will improve sooner or later. You already won the game by organizing a blogging contest worth $7000. You rock my friend!
Great party my man! Great work putting together so many premium prizes!
I've stumbled, dugg, techno faved, used the banner image and posted with all the sponsors. It's a great list of sponsors you have here and I'm only happy to help promote 'em all!
oh yeah, I also subscribed to your newsletter!
Also, I'd be willing to donate a 125×125 ad spot for a month (worth $15) if you'd like – I'd love to get in on the action!
Commented! Stumbled! Dugg! Added to Technorati!
dah, forgot the URL of my post!
Cool contest. Just go ahead and send me all the big money prizes. j/k :) I stumbled, dugg, and wrote about the contest including listing the prizes.
Simply amazing! Your blog contest is nuts! I'll try to blog about it on my site and provide the link back. I already subscribed, dugg, and stumbled the contest.
Subscribe (2) + Technorati Fav (1) + Stumble (1) + Party Contest Pic Posting (2) + Comment (1) = 7 Lucky Points!!!
Should I be lucky enough to win, I'm particularly interested in Entrecard credits.
I just made a post about this contest. I think I made them all correctly except for fave you becoz according to Technorati, I already reached the max. of 200.
By the way, just to inform you that there are 2 blogs with dead link; Jason of University Kid and Borzack of Making Myself Extra Money. No matter how many times I click them, they're still dead.
Another thing, I think "Jonathan" is not the username of the owner of Archon Digital coz when I checked his About Me page, I did not see any name on it. I suppose you overlook it coz the name after him is Jonathon. Not sure though.
But you have really an amazing contest. It's worth joining.
So, in total, I've 47 points! Thanks.
hi, could you check if the badge is right?
Hey great offer and prizes, i would love to participate!
Hi great looking contest you have set up here. I have faved you on technocrati link below. Put a banner on my blog with a link to this page and subscribed to the email above I think this gives me 6 points. I would love to win some EC credits or better stil free advertising for my site.
stumbled and left reply here. :) Sign me up!
I am the 101th commenter and I also joined in yesterday.
Just here to say that the link of Jason of University Kid is still dead, while Borzack of Making Myself Extra Money is now live.
Let see if I can win something with just 1 point!
Thanks for letting me be a part of this event!
Good work! And good luck everyone!
Now, that's one way to make lemonade out of lemons! Great show Marcus. I'm sure this will be a lot of fun for everyone involved.
this is one heck of a party! I am glad to be a part of it. I have posted about it, YEE HA!
I will stumble (theladyrose) and digg (hopefully I'll remember I think I can login) when I get home, can't access those from work.
Very very nice, just a great idea. I will monitor this party from outside. I wish all of you good luck, "Hoch lebe Hochstadt!".
Wow, this is impressive marketing. So are your Alexa stats!
Followed the entry guidelines, Are You Coming To The Party , stumbled, dugg, technorati, and all that. Just waiting for the confirmation email. Love the pictures for this too!
Good luck with the rest of your contest it is really cool.
Great participation! I'm taking note because after 3 days of advertising a 25 dollar contest of my own for a quick story about folks favorite places I have zero participation. Ha Ha Ha… I'll figure it out I have one idea that feels like a good one, but I have many days of content and converting to a cleaner html template.
An amazing contest! I've subscribed and stumbled this page. Best of luck to all of the entrants!!
This is a great party. I've never seen so much prizes at the same time.
What a diabolical scheme to get links and trackbacks. We're not worthy. We're Not Worthy. Oh, heck, yes we are.
I'll take Gary Evans Manifest a Miracle, since that's how I got here.
This is one of the best contests I've seen so far. Hope it turns out really awesome for you!
I would love a copy of Internet Business Guide For First Class Progress.
and inserted the images linking back to your blog and this contest and i subscribed to you by email!
I'm a subscriber and I like your style.
2.i comment wright now about it.
don't see my comment yet..hope something it's not wrong..
i think i made it for some 40 entries in your huge contest.
hope it gets me some beerstocks, wikipages, and a lot of EntreCard credits.
I still think this rocks! My favs on digg, stumble and twitter are under whyzz whether or not the email address is the same. I use several. How about posts on several blogs? I have a coiupole more that I am certainly willing to use.
Charlotte, sure, go ahead! When you post on more than one blog you'll get more points.
To everyone, some comments and trackbacks landed in the Akismet folder. So when your post doesn't show up immediately, check back later. Rest assured I'll take a look and pull your comment out from Akismet to the good folder.
Wow – great stuff. I am always up for a good contest and have been meaning to subscribe to your blog anyway. Best of luck to everyone!
Wow, that's quite the contest. I subscribed to your feed and added the image linked to your site on my blog http://trcoach.com. Also Dugg and Stumbled by TRCoach.
I subscribed to the announcement list (2), I wrote a post that linked back to your blog and to the party post (10). The post has links to all the contributors (30). I have the graphic on my sidebar (2) and it links to this post.
With this comment, I believe I have 45 points.
Awesome! Thumbed the post for good measure!
At present am in mood to earn only 2 point thru this comments.
Subscribed and commented. w00t. 3 points.
I've subscribed to email, blogged about it and commented here. Good luck to all.
may i know how to claim my entrecard credit?
Thank you so much! Wonderful contest! 2000 EC helps my struggling blog a lot!
I just found out that I won a prize. How do I get it?
I'm not a lucky person and if I could win something, anything, I'd be a happy blogger!
I wish I had seen this in time ;-) Now I'm waaaay too late.


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Teresewo [tɛrɛˈsɛvɔ] es un pueblo ubicado en el distrito administrativo de Gmina Wierzbinek, dentro del Distrito de Konin, Voivodato de Gran Polonia, en el oeste de Polonia central. Se encuentra aproximadamente a 6 kilómetros al suroeste de Wierzbinek, a 25 kilómetros al noreste de Konin, y a 106 kilómetros al este de la capital regional Poznan.

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Ikaw Lang Ang Iibigin May 23 ...
By Pinoy TV May 23, 2017
Saksi May 22 2017 Episode
Scarlet Heart May 22 2017 Episode
Meant To Be May 22 2017 ...
Tawag Ng Tanghalan Kids May 22 ...
A Love To Last May 22 ...
FPJ's Ang Probinsyano May 22 2017 ...
24 Oras May 22 2017 Episode
Wowowin May 22 2017 Episode
Legend Of The Blue Sea May ...
Legally Blind May 22 2017 Episode
D Originals May 22 2017 Episode
Pusong Ligaw May 22 2017 Episode
Bet On Your Baby May 21 ...
Eat Bulaga May 22 2017 Episode
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ASAP May 21 2017 Episode
Banana Sundae May 21 2017 Episode
Goin Bulilit May 21 2017 Episode
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The Pinoy TV Shows: a Brief Guide
The attractive and busy life of the USA is the moving picture of the Darwin's postulate of "Survival of the fittest." US is the heaven (or hell) to immigrants from around the world. In such surrounding standing out as an individual and developing a group identity is an extraordinary achievement. The practical example is the people from Philippines. They have been established as a separate group and chose a code-mixed word 'Pinoy' to identify themselves. The word is a mixture of 'Pino' from Filipino and suffix 'y', which is a commonly used code for them. The world now knows many forms of Pinoy Arts such as Pinoy Music, TV Shows, Dress and more.
But what if a Filipino doesn't find his group members in certain part of the world? He will feel like a duck in a pond full of crocodiles. He won't be able to settle properly as he would be unable to communicate his feelings and spending his idle time. However, there is a solution for every problem. The person can watch Pinoy TV shows or listen to the Music and remain in contact with his countrymen.
Among many, two of the networks that broadcast the Pinoy shows and have high television rating are the ABS-CBN and the GMA network. The former is a big name in the entertainment industry. While the latter is not in way less than the other.
It was started as only a TV and Radio channel broadcasting agency but with time they have developed as the largest cable TV service provider having their own TV production company. They have made investments in more niches other than the stated above. ABS-CBN are working for the greater cause of making a sanguine impact on the whole Media industry.
List of Programs by the ABS-CBN
There is an exhaustive list of TV programs broadcasted by the ABS-CBN, . Bulleted down are some of the shows which are being aired in the year 2017:
A Love To Last is a drama series directed by Jerry-Lopez Sineneng. It's a romantic family drama themed on the real life happenings. The starcast include Ian Veneracion and Bea Alonzo.
WildFlower is a romantic TV series of ABS-CBN that is based on romance, action, thriller and action. It is the most watched TV series of 2017 that was started in February 2017 on Pinoy Network.
FPJ's Ang Probinsyano is a TV Series that is broadcasted by ABS CBN from Manila, Philippines from Monday to Friday. It is a Family drama that based on action and thriller. It's starcast include Coco Martin Susan Roces, Maja Salvador, Bela Padilla, Arjo Atayde, Albert Martinez, Agot Isidro, Jaime Fabregas and Eddie Garcia
Magandang Buhay is a morning TV talk show. This ABS-CBN production is hosted by Karla Estrada, Jolina Magdangal, and Melai Cantiveros.
Lungit Lupa is a family drama series which started in year 2016 in place of 'Be My Lady'. Carlo Po Artillaga and Myla Ajero-Gaite are the directors and chose Yesha Camile and Xia Vigor. as the star cast.
The GMA Network Formerly a Radio channel broadcasting agency with the brand name of 'Republic Broadcasting System', the GMA Network stepped up in the television landscape in the year 1961. Robert La Rue Stewart was the founder of the parent company. Until 1996 the company's name remained RBS. More than 100 TV and Radio channels are being broadcasted by the said company. The GMA Network,Inc is a giant name in the Media industry. The country's top rated shows are aired by them. Following are some of the programs that GMA network's clients enjoy throughout the globe:
Ika-6 na Utos, a Philippines TV drama show which literally means 'the 6th commandment' started in the last days of the previous year. The star cast includes Sunshine Dizon, Gabby Concepcion, Ryza Cenon and Mike Tan.
Eat Bulaga has been awarded as the first Filipino TV show being aired in another country. It has been 36 years since the first broadcast of the variety show. Eat Bulaga is being aired under the production of TAPE (Television and Production Exponents) by GMA Inc. The noontime show is a lunchtime surprise program.
Saksi is the late night newscast show aired by GMA Network Inc five days a week. Arnold Clavio and Pia Arcange are among the anchors of the show.
The General's Daughter July 16, 2019 Pinoy …


As a harmonica player myself, perhaps I pay special attention to great harp work, but not enough attention to Charlie McCoy. When I first became conscious of Charlie McCoy, when I bought Highway 61 Revisited and heard his guitar part on on Desolation Row, I probably still didn't know of his harmonica prowess. And I probably didn't know it was him playing the harmonica riff on Obviously Five Believers in 1966, though I played that album over and over that summer. I missed out on McCoy's Nashville break on Orbison's Candy Man in 1961. But when Dylan recovered from his motorcycle accident and released John Wesley Harding, I noticed the bass playing, all by Charlie McCoy. And the next year (1968) it was hard not to notice McCoy's harp on Jerry Lee Lewis' What's Made Milwaukee Famous (Has Made a Loser Out of Me). But I didn't notice it was McCoy playing. The list of credits at http://www.charliemccoy.com/album.php doesn't seem complete, but it is voluminous.
The other day I was trying to remember where (which recording) Johnny Cash chanted "I don't care if I do die do die do die…". With help from Google, my mistaken memories were corrected to the right answer, Cash's recording of Orange Blossom Special, with, who else, Charlie McCoy playing more notes than seems possible on a diatonic harp. There's are YouTube versions of McCoy showing even more tricks, one with maybe Johnny Gimble on fiddle, but I prefer the McCoy (Cash) studio version of the song.
Anyway, today I've listened to all of the above, plus more than a few other McCoy tracks, notably Dolly Parton's My Tennessee Mountain Home, which seems like time well spent.
P.S. Of course, the title of this post refers to the song by Sonny Boy Williamson II and another harp influence, Tony Glover.
P.P.S. Imagine the Desolation Row session. Or all of the John Wesley Harding sessions. There's Dylan playing harp with hardly anyone else there but McCoy. There are those (not me!) that dis Dylan's harmonica playing. Images of those sessions suggest Dylan must not lack for confidence in his own playing.
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It's officially March Gladness in Charleston.
The most bitter of winter is behind us, long days of soul-healing warmth are ahead of us and our hearts start to swell with the joy of getting out into the abundance that is our Lowcountry. Even our toes are reveling a bit, as they stretch out like self-satisfied cats in anticipation of their flip-flop freedom….
With the warmer weather, Charleston comes alive and the festival season officially begins. You could stay in Charleston an entire month and never want for something to do. Trust me, you might need a vacation from your vacation. Once you've picnicked on the grass in the sunshine, taken a walk around the Battery, enjoyed sunset cocktails at the The Rooftop, kayaked the Intracoastal Waterway, looked for shells on the beach, dined at an outdoor cafe, sailed the Charleston Harbor, smelled the roses and listened to the birds all a-twitter, you may just have time to discover one of the events that delight both visitors and locals alike. I've done 'em all and most certainly will do them again.
Charleston Food and Wine Festival – March 5-8. Now in its fourth year of culinary hedonism, the Charleston Food and Wine Festival has shaken out all the kinks and delivers quite an experience. With dozens of events over 4 days, there's something for every taste bud and every wallet. I've been to Bubbles n' Sweets, the Culinary Tasting Village, and a couple of the Throwdowns, but begrudgingly admit a bout of event-envy for some of the more swanky soirees. Like the $750 intimate dinner in a private penthouse, with epicurean masterpieces tossed together by the top four female chefs in the country. I could swoon! Alas, this year I will have to content myself with a ticket to the Bobby Flay Charity Luncheon and the King Street Sip n' Stroll, both courtesy of the fine establishment for which I work – The Real Estate Studio. So come by on Friday from 3-6 – we can clink our glasses together and toast the Spring.
French Quarter Art Walk – Beginning March 6, the first Fridays of almost every month through December. In this most exuberant of sophisticated social occasions, the entire town comes out to teem in the cobbled streets of the French Quarter, wine glass in hand and most stylish springwear on display. We actually do admire the art in the dozens of galleries and hobnob with the new artists. But mostly, we shout across the streets to our neighbors young and old, filled with glee, because we've all just come out of our winter burrows, and there ain't nothin' like livin' in Charleston.
Charleston Fashion Week – March 23-28. As always, we here in Charleston know in our hearts, that anything New York City can do, we can do more Southern. What started as a dream for one of our fantastic local women, is now in its third year and still getting bigger and better. Now, I am not a huge fashionista – I mostly love me some TJ Maxx – but I am always a fan of promoting local businesses, artists and designers, and of helping out the organization Dress for Success. Plus, my nephew, Austin R. Walker, is one of the show's great contributors and I can't help but be infected by his enthusiasm.
Festival of Houses and Gardens – March 19-April 18. You may not all be an ogler like me, but there is something so deliciously gratifying about exploring other people's homes and gardens. Every Spring and Fall, Charlestonians throw open their iron gates, raise the sash and invite all ya'll to take a peek. You'll see tiny courtyards nestled under giant magnolias, lush green gardens with daffodils nodding their merry yellow heads, gracious piazzas bearing that rocking chair that creaks just so, and architectural beauties so crammed full of history your head will spin.
And the list goes on…and on…and on… The Charleston International Antiques Show, the Designer Showcase House, the Annual Oyster Roast and Lowcountry Boil at Bowen's Island, benefits and art openings, sporting events and charity 5k runs…. I could never list them all here.
But our beloved Charleston Magazine can.
So whether you are a local or just coming for a visit – fill your schedule up like a glass of sweet and tangy lemonade. Enjoy March Gladness to the hilt. I'll see you out there.


Pap smears, and more recently Pap tests, have long been the cornerstone of women's preventive health care to screen for cervical cancer.
So you might be surprised to find out that a pap test is no longer part of a woman's annual health exam.
What are the current guidelines—who should be getting Pap tests and how often?
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Home News November Monthly Service Performed
The November Monthly Service of Church Headquarters was performed in the Main Sanctuary on the 26th. The morning was overcast and chilly, and many of the followers, who began arriving in the precincts an hour before the Service was scheduled to commence, came bundled up in jackets and scarves to protect them from the biting wind.
After paying respects at the Foundress' Sanctuary and the Memorial Hall, the Shinbashira entered the Main Sanctuary accompanied by other Service performers. Ascending the dais, he delivered the Service prayer, in which he first expressed gratitude for God the Parent's boundless blessings that protect us day in, day out. After referring to his announcement of Instruction Two at the Autumn Grand Service held in October, he said: "Faced with mounting uncertainty and confusion in the world today, we are prepared to stand firm and give priority to implementing our individual commitments to walk the path of sincerity exactly as it was taught and to sow seeds of the Joyous Life so that the truth of the teachings may become self-apparent to others. In addition, we are committed to conveying our Parent's precious truth to people the world over and to dedicate our full measure of sincerity to the cause of saving others."
The Kagura Service and the Dance with Hand Movements were then performed in harmony with the joyous sounds of the musical instruments and the songs for the Service. As the last song was drawing to a close, large drops of rain began to fall.
Honbu-in Kazuo Takahashi then took the lectern to deliver his sermon. He began by reminding the listeners that the Shinbashira, in his New Year's address this year, had said that, although he felt the 120th Anniversary of Oyasama ought to be conducted, what was most important, whether it was conducted or not, was for all Yoboku to strive to grow spiritually into people who accorded with God the Parent's intention. Honbu-in Takahashi went on to say: "I thus gave serious thought to the question of what I could do to grow spiritually, and I found my answer in a Divine Direction that was delivered on February 7, 1891, immediately preceding the Fifth Anniversary of Oyasama. This Direction clearly taught that the proper attitude and commitment to be maintained for the Fifth Anniversary of Oyasama was the state of single-heartedness with God, wherein no self-centered thoughts are entertained. . . . This attitude and commitment is, of course, appropriate for Yoboku preparing for any of Oyasama's anniversaries, not just the Fifth, and it is by strengthening these elements of our conviction that spiritual growth occurs."
Toward the end of his sermon, Honbu-in Takahashi quoted verse V:24 from the Ofudesaki: "Ponder and come follow Me with firm resolve. There is a path of hope in the future." He then asked the listeners to ponder everything from the point of view of single-heartedness with God, settle the import of Instruction Two deeply in their minds, and focus themselves on actualizing the Parent's intent in the creation of humankind and the world, while taking delight in the Joyous Life that lies ahead. He closed his sermon by saying, "Let us strive to accomplish these guidelines, and thereby respond to the Shinbashira's request that 'all of us rise up spiritedly and fulfill our tasks in a unity of mind.'"
monthly service, Tenrikyo Church Headquarters.
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want to use the lazy pattern?
shortest delay. I guess it is the same.
> timers and then handle them by e.g. sending messages.
> > Those delayed msgs are used to wake up the actor.
> >> Let me say one of my use cases that, i think cant be handled by timers.
> >> This is WIP.
> >> for a service (like a database).
> >> poll ) after a specific delay.
> >> I think that having payloads on timers is a useful pattern in general.
> >>> I'd like to add to CZMQ (poll class with tickless timers).


I've been a web developer for 15 years, but I'd never looked into accessibility. I didn't know enough people with (serious) disabilities to properly understand the need for accessible applications and no customer has ever required me to know what ARIA is. But I got involved with accessibility anyway – and that's the story I'd like to share with you today.
At the Fronteers Conference in October 2014 I saw Heydon Pickering1 give a talk called "Getting nowhere with CSS best practices2". Among other things, he made a case for using WAI-ARIA3 attributes like aria-disabled="true" instead of classes like .is-disabled to express application state. It struck me then and there that I was missing out on a few well-prepared standards, simply because ARIA belongs to that accessibility space that I had no idea of.
After talking to Heydon a bit more I finally understood that ARIA could help me write web applications without having to bike-shed4 class names for various states (is the thing disabled, is it visible, is it still loading…). The discussion did not touch on accessibility at all – we were simply talking about how to make web development a tiny bit simpler.
I decided I needed to dig into ARIA – honestly not because I deeply cared about accessibility, but because I had no intention of reinventing the wheels they already had. One of the first things you'll learn when looking at ARIA is that supporting keyboard navigation is fundamental. And the first step to understanding keyboard navigation is to understand what focus is. And this is where I tripped, because nobody knew (in detail) which elements could receive focus and which could not.
ally.js fixes browser bugs concerning :focus in Internet Explorer8 and WebKit9.
ally.js provides high-level tools to disable interactive elements10 and hide entire branches11 of the DOM from screen readers.
ally.js provides a simple way to prevent browsers from scrolling an element into view12 when it's about to be focused.
ally.js helps styling :focus by providing a :focus-within polyfill13 and the ability to distinguish mouse focus from keyboard focus14.
ally.js not only helps you understand which elements are focusable15 and which are keyboard-focusable16, but also the tabbing order17.
ally.js includes a few shims and a polyfill but does not have any major dependencies. It's designed to be compatible: UMD, AMD, CommonJS, ES6, modules or bundled – it's your choice18.
Many (especially older) articles sport code examples and approaches that are not easily comprehensible and promote coding practices that by today's standards would be considered harmful.
Even the good articles usually only focus on accessibility, ignoring everything else that's relevant to creating compelling websites and applications.
Literally no articles and resources share code. There doesn't seem to be much collaboration (on code) outside of individual projects, leading to the same thing being coded over and over again.
Many problems don't seem well understood, or not considered a problem to begin with.
In a few aspects accessibility feels undeterministic. In virtually all cases concerning semantics we're in a state that feels like the early 2000s: you might have created something conforming to standards, but that doesn't mean it works everywhere – or even anywhere at all.
In the end I felt like we were missing a proper toolbox. Like jQuery19 is to conquering the DOM without having to care much about browser compatibility, be they gaping holes or subtle bugs. Like D320 is to conquering interactive data visualization. Or like RaphaelJS21 was to conquering SVG only a few years ago. I couldn't find anything similar that would do the heavy lifting for accessibility, at least nothing comprehensive and framework-independent.
If you don't understand the problem, you're not creating solutions. Research is key.
Start small, build over time.
Complex solutions don't change the world. Simplicity is key.
One person can only do so much. Collaboration is key.
Before you can write a single line of code to do something, you should have a pretty good idea what that line of code is supposed to do. If you only solve the problem at hand, you're likely missing the bigger picture. Without the bigger picture in front of you, creating lasting solutions is incredibly hard, if not next to impossible.
Once I realized that neither I nor the internet was able to answer the simple question of which elements can take focus, there was only one option left: rolling up my sleeves and figuring out what browsers actually do. This led to a compatibility table22 detailing what browsers consider focusable, a comparison of focus styles23 and a slew of filed bugs24.
Throughout the past 14 months I managed to keep focus on keyboard navigation. Not losing myself – or the library – in too much of ARIA's semantics. Doing one thing and not starting anything new until you're done isn't easy, especially not while you're learning a dozen new tricks a day.
Starting small also meant limiting browser scope. I didn't need older Internet Explorer and Android browsers, so version 1.0.0 doesn't support anything below IE10 and Android 4.4. Version 1.1.0 will add support for IE9, a reasonable second step.
If you want people to use your tools, you need to make sure that your tool makes sense to them, preferably without requiring a degree in rocket science. But how do you hide a tool's internal complexity to make it seemingly simple?
Provide a consistent and memorable API.
Provide documentation that not only explains how to use a feature, but why it's necessary in the first place.
Meticulously expose all edge cases in the documentation to prevent people from having to debug your code.
Make consuming your tool a breeze. AMD and CommonJS can be generated from ES6. Modules can be bundled and exposed as UMD25.
Provide tutorials that explain how your tool's features work together to solve particular problems.
Provide ways to quickly experiment with your tool's features without having to install the internet first.
I've mustered all my spare time in the past 14 months and threw it at my open source projects. I'm not going to lie to you: it was rough and I'm certain I won't be able to keep this up. To prevent a one-man-show failure the project will need to find and involve like-minded folks. But collaboration is a multifaceted topic.
The core contributors are people who spend time on the project on a regular basis. This is the rarest form of contribution, as it takes the highest commitment. Because of that I'm incredibly happy to welcome Marcy Sutton26 on board! In many ways Marcy has much more experience in the accessibility world than I do, so her addition to the team is our first big win. To make sure more people can chime in, everything we do is documented27.
It's quite common for people to submit smaller patches to source code and documentation. Because a single person is likely to only contribute a handful of changes, we like to call them drive-by contributors. For them it is important to be able to make their changes quickly and safely. That's why all of the documentation pages have convenient links to open issues, edit pages and point to related resources (source files, documentation, tests).
And then there's the group of people who aren't contributing to the project's code, more so to its success. The integrators are very important people, as they're taking charge in amping up other projects by adding ally.js features to them. Currently we're talking with the folks of jQuery UI28 and Angular's ngAria29 about how to best support their efforts by offloading things to ally.js. A few people from the React community have already voiced an interest as well.
Everything we do within the ally.js space has the intention of improving the status quo for everyone, even and especially for people not using the library. The browser bugs we're filing and the discussion around improving our web standards are all based on the research we're doing to improve the library. However you won't be surprised to find the library moving much quicker than web standards at large.
Of the three columns of accessibility – keyboard support, semantics, and flexible UI – ally.js currently only covers the first. With the insights Marcy brings with her (and maybe a few more minds) we intend to dive into the semantics pillar. Understanding ARIA is one thing, but understanding what browsers and screen readers actually do with it is quite a different story.
We'll be looking at providing simple APIs for ARIA for your imperative needs. We'll investigate options to automate enforcing semantics like these "Tips for Creating Accessible SVG30" at runtime and within your build process.
We'll be looking at how to enhance your use of ARIA by providing you with extended keyboard support for common widgets (like the listbox31).
You can care about accessibility issues without being affected by a disability yourself. In many ways, making your apps and sites accessible benefits everyone. ally.js327 helps you accomplish that.


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Affiliate of Related Companies purchases 1.5 million square feet of office space in iconic tower WarnerMedia to enter into long-term lease through 2034.
Related Companies, the developer of Hudson Yards, today announced that one of its affiliates has entered into a contract to purchase WarnerMedia's approximately 1.5-million-square-foot office condominium at 30 Hudson Yards for approximately $2.2 billion. WarnerMedia became a partner in the development of the building in 2014. As part of the new agreement, Related will enter into a long-term lease-back until early 2034. The space will house WarnerMedia's global headquarters across 26 floors. The parties expect the transaction to close late in the second quarter.
The LEED Gold-designed 30 Hudson Yards by acclaimed global architects Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF) offers state-of-the-art commercial office space and a direct connection to The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards and a future direct underground connection to the No. 7 subway station. The 2.6-million-square-foot building features panoramic views of the city skyline and Hudson River, a dramatic ground floor lobby with an original installation by renowned artist Jaume Plensa and entrances off Tenth Avenue and Hudson Boulevard, directly adjacent to the subway entrance to the No. 7 subway. WarnerMedia employees have already moved into the building that is also home to KKR, Wells Fargo Securities, DNB Bank and Related's corporate offices, as well as the city's highest outdoor observation deck, Edge. 30 Hudson Yards is located at the epicenter of Manhattan's most exciting new 24/7 mixed-use neighborhood, which will continue to take shape over the next decade.
Related Companies CEO Jeff Blau said, "Hudson Yards has shifted the center of gravity of New York City, bringing visionary business leaders, dynamic retail, hotel and cultural amenities and gracious public space that welcomes the public to visit and enjoy. 30 Hudson Yards was planned as one of the most iconic office buildings in New York City and its execution has exceeded even our high expectations."
The Hudson Yards neighborhood, including the Public Square and Gardens, a new five-acre public space; its centerpiece, an interactive landmark Vessel; and The Shops & Restaurants, a one-million-square-foot retail center featuring a collection of more than 100 diverse shops and culinary experiences, officially opened to the public last month, marking a historic moment in the City of New York. Tenants have begun moving into 55 Hudson Yards and 30 Hudson Yards, and residential occupancy is underway at Fifteen Hudson Yards. 10 Hudson Yards opened in May of 2016. The opening of Hudson Yards, built atop the MTA's John D. Caemmerer West Side Storage Yard, brings together for the first time the West Side and the neighboring districts of Chelsea and Hell's Kitchen.
Hudson Yards is home to industry leaders across nearly every business sector. 10 Hudson Yards is home to Guardian Life Insurance Co., L'Oréal USA, Tapestry Inc., The Boston Consulting Group, SAP, VaynerMedia, Intersection and Sidewalk Labs. 55 Hudson Yards is home to Boies, Schiller & Flexner, Engineers Gate, HealthCor Management, Milbank LLP, Point72 Asset Management, Silver Lake, Third Point LLC, MarketAxess and Mount Sinai Health System. 35 Hudson Yards will be home to Equinox's headquarters and HSS. 50 Hudson Yards will be home to BlackRock's world headquarters.
A model for the 21st century urban experience, Hudson Yards is an unprecedented mix of buildings, parks, utilities and public spaces that combines to form a connected, responsive, clean, reliable and efficient neighborhood. Planned as the largest LEED-certified neighborhood in New York City, Hudson Yards is home to a first-of-its-kind microgrid and two cogeneration plants that will save 24,000 MT of CO2e greenhouse gases from being emitted annually by generating electricity and hot and chilled water for the neighborhood—more than twice as efficiently as conventional energy sources. Additionally, nearly 10 million gallons of stormwater will be collected from building roofs and public plazas, then filtered and reused in mechanical and irrigation systems. The development of Hudson Yards also provides for over 1,000 new or permanently preserved affordable units onsite and in the neighborhood, 14 acres of public space and a new K-8 public school.
Hudson Yards is an economic engine for New York City, already contributing more than $10 billion to the City's Gross Domestic Product during construction and serving as a significant source of revenue to the MTA. It is expected to pay the MTA $2.36 billion during construction and $66 million annually. It also expects to pay almost $100 million per year in tax revenue that will be available for debt service on the bonds issued for the No. 7 Subway line extension—a truly successful public/private partnership. Once fully developed, Hudson Yards is expected to contribute nearly $19 billion annually to New York City's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and nearly $1 billion annually in State and City taxes. The companies and buildings at Hudson Yards will bring over 57,000 jobs to the new West Side neighborhood and Hudson Yards also estimates that, over the next six months, upwards of 600 new jobs will be filled by the developers and management team to provide essential services at the development, most of whom will be represented by SEIU 32BJ, plus thousands of additional jobs at restaurants and other campus businesses.
WarnerMedia was represented by Cushman & Wakefield U.S., Inc.
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Related Companies is a global real estate and lifestyle company defined by innovation and the most prominent privately owned real estate firm in the United States. Formed over 40 years ago, Related is a fully-integrated, highly diversified industry leader with experience in virtually every aspect of development, acquisitions, management, finance, marketing and sales. Headquartered in New York City, Related has offices and major developments in Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, South Florida, Washington, D.C., Abu Dhabi and London, and boasts a team of over 3,800 professionals. With over $50 billion in assets owned or under development including the 28-acre Hudson Yards neighborhood development on Manhattan's West Side, and The Grand and Related's Santa Clara development in California. Related was recently named to Fast Company Magazine's list of the 50 Most Innovative Companies in the World. Related also owns Equinox® Fitness Clubs and SoulCycle further expanding the company's capabilities into the health and fitness arena and enhancing the value of its properties through an exclusive, branded amenity and lifestyle offering. For more information about Related, please visit www.related.com.
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CUMBERLAND - A Ridgeley resident has been charged with embezzling funds from the Cumberland area business she worked for.
According to the Allegany County Combined Criminal Investigation Unit (C3I), investigators began an investigation in mid-September into allegations of embezzlement by a former employee of a local Cumberland area business.
As part of the investigation, investigators reviewed numerous financial documents, bank account records, and text messages. The investigation revealed that the suspect employee could not account for several thousand dollars that was missing from the business.
As a result, investigators obtained criminal charges for the suspect, 29-year-old Lauren Long, of Ridgeley, charging her with one count of felony theft, and one count of misdemeanor theft.
On Thursday, Long was served with a criminal summons and is free pending her next court appearance.


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Q: Django Error :"ImportError No module named djangoproject01" I have a problem using the following command:
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But it prints me an error:

ImportError: No module named djangoproyect01

I don't have any idea what would it be.

A: You have misspelled djangoproject01 as djangoproyect01 in the INSTALLED_APPS variable in settings.py (you have an app named djangoproject01 but reference djangoproyect01 instead), this is what is causing your error. Update the last entry in INSTALLED_APPS to 'djangoproject01'.
Make sure you are consistent too, otherwise you will make things more difficult for yourself. It looks like your project sometimes uses the "word" proyect and sometimes uses the word project (e.g., you also have a directory DjangoProyects.
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'this has to stop'
Britain's Got Talent star Jack Saunders' girlfriend shares heartbreaking tribute to dancer after his shock suicide
Jack Saunders' girlfriend Frankie can't get her head around her boyfriend's sudden death
By Jessica Gibb, Digital Assistant Showbiz Editor
BRITAIN'S Got Talent contestant Jack Saunders' girlfriend has shared a heartbreaking tribute to the tragic dancer after he took his own life.
The 25-year-old, whose dance troupe had made the show's live semi final, died on Sunday and now his girlfriend Frankie Hurst has urged men to "speak up" about their mental health problems.
Frankie and Jack were closeCredit: Facebook
Frankie wrote: "As much as this truly breaks my heart, there is such an important message within this article.
"The signs are not always obvious and so we have have to talk about this and encourage men especially to speak up.
"THIS HAS TO STOP. LETS TALK ABOUT IT. #flyhigh #sexybeast #MrAndMrsSexyBeast ."
She also found the courage to lead a special dance class dedicated to Jack this week with the proceeds from the Studio 68 class in east London going to mental health charity Calm with Jack's family's blessing.
She is devastated about his shock deathCredit: Facebook
They bonded over a love of dancingCredit: Facebook
She has been raising money for mental health charities in the week following his deathCredit: Facebook
She is struggling to take it inCredit: Facebook
Britain's Got Talent hopeful dancer Jack Saunders' best performances
The day after his death last weekend, she took to social media and wrote: "I still cannot get my head around all of this but yesterday heaven gained the most special angel, my soul mate, my best friend, my right arm.
"I can't even find the words to begin but No one ever showed me as much love as you did, every single day and I'm eternally grateful for you. I'm so lucky to have experienced the love that we have and I'll forever carry that in my heart.
"The kindest, most considerate person who is loved by soooo many people, and I just wish you realised how many people you have impacted on. You're going to missed so much Jack. So so much."
Britain's Got Talent contestant Jack Saunders' family have been left devastated after the dancer took his own life after reaching the show's live semi-finals with his dance troupeCredit: Instagram
Jack's group Green Force Five impressed the BGT judges, receiving the yeses they needed to progress to the next phase.
His mum Sandra, 53, told the Mirror: "We don't know why he did it, he didn't leave a note. He did not have depression.
"He went to the GP before Christmas because he was feeling tired and they never spotted any problems.
"It's just shocked everyone because to other people Jack had it all. Jack achieved more than many people could dream of achieving. He knew we loved him.
Jack with Cheryl behind the scenes of the X FactorCredit: Instagram
"I think he was a Lost Boy. He must have felt just like a lost boy bless him."
The talented dancer had previously appeared on Sky's Got to Dance, where he reached the finals in 2012, and the X Factor.
He also appeared in the London Olympics opening ceremony aged 18.
A spokesman for Britain's Got Talent told the publication: "Our thoughts and condolences are with Jack's family and friends during this difficult and devastating time."
A memorial event for Jack will take place in Stratford on Sunday.
The 25-year-old died on Sunday, just a day after Love Island star Mike Thalassitis, 26, was found hanged in woodland near his North London homeCredit: Instagram
Jack poses for a selfie with Niall HoranCredit: Instagram
Jack's death happened just a day after Love Island star Mike Thalassitis, 26,was found hanged near his North London home.
It was revealed the star was grief-stricken over the death of his beloved grandmother and plagued with "huge debts".
A source told The Sun: "It is absolutely tragic to have died at such a young age.
"Mike had so much to live for. He was about to launch a restaurant in Essex with a pal."
Today his friends and family held a vigil where he was found hanged.
The 26-year-old's loved ones lit candles and sent lanterns flying into the sky in his memory.
Jack's death happened a day after Love Island star Mike Thalassitis, left, was found hanged near his North London homeCredit: Instagram
EVERY 90 minutes in the UK a life is lost to suicide.
It doesn't discriminate, touching the lives of people in every corner of society - from the homeless and unemployed to builders and doctors, reality stars and footballers.
It's the biggest killer of people under the age of 35, more deadly than cancer and car crashes.
And men are three times more likely to take their own life than women.
Yet it's rarely spoken of, a taboo that threatens to continue its deadly rampage unless we all stop and take notice, now.
That is why The Sun launched the You're Not Alone campaign.
The aim is that by sharing practical advice, raising awareness and breaking down the barriers people face when talking about their mental health, we can all do our bit to help save lives.
Let's all vow to ask for help when we need it, and listen out for others... You're Not Alone.
If you, or anyone you know, needs help dealing with mental health problems, the following organisations provide support:
CALM, www.thecalmzone.net, 0800 585 858
Heads Together, www.headstogether.org.uk
Mind, www.mind.org.uk, 0300 123 3393
Papyrus, www.papyrus-uk.org, 0800 068 41 41
Samaritans, www.samaritans.org, 116 123


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What is a loggia?
Often found attached to grand communal buildings in the Mediterranean, loggias can also be a stunning feature in residential properties, adding an element of theatre and grandeur to the exterior of your building. In this week's blog post, we explain what a loggia is, where the concept comes from, and how it could transform your home...
A loggia (from the Italian word for 'lodge') is an outdoor corridor or gallery with a fully covered roof and an outer wall that is open to the elements. Traditionally, loggias either ran along the facade of a building or could exist as a stand-alone feature. The open outer side of the loggia is usually supported by several columns or decorative arches.
These spaces looked idyllic, but they also had a very functional purpose in the hot and balmy conditions. Loggias provided a space that was fully connected to the outdoor environment and cooler air, while still providing a shady and covered retreat from the sun in which to relax or dine, making it an ideal architectural feature.
History & design
The first loggias were introduced by the Romans, but unlike the Roman portico, which served as an entrance porch, a true loggia should only be accessible from inside a building. During this era, many public buildings and large villas housed an open courtyard at the centre, therefore loggias were designed to provide a sheltered walkway around this enclosed area, allowing visitors to enjoy an outdoor stroll whilst remaining protected from the burning sun.
A classic loggia should only be single storey, however some buildings boast loggias on both the ground floor and the first floor; these are known as double loggias. A famous example of this is the beautiful Palazzo del Bo, a historical building at the University of Padua where Galileo once lectured.
Palazzo Bo, historical building home of the Padova University from 1539, in Padua, Italy
Renaissance architects shared their Roman predecessors' taste in exquisite design and the high regard they held for mathematical ratios within their architecture. This inspiration is evident in the way the humble loggia has evolved over time, although many of its original features still remain. While early loggias served quite an important and functional purpose, loggia architecture has become far less about functionality and more about enhancing the aesthetics of a building and a space for entertainment.
The modern day loggia
Much like many households of the Renaissance period, this homeowner wanted to introduce a loggia to create a modern entertainment space that would give their evening dinner parties and summer dining experiences some added 'wow' factor.
French doors lead out from the south-facing orangery to an open-sided loggia which provides a shaded outdoor area ideal for dining al fresco or simply relaxing with friends on a warm summer's evening. This also enabled them to create an almost seamless transition between indoor and outdoor living.
Black and dark grey shades on joinery that are likely to be exposed to the sun will absorb the heat and result in unattractive peeling, so these colours are usually avoided. A micro porous paint was used to ensure that it won't peel, however, meaning that this loggia could be painted in a striking charcoal-black colour without any issues.
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Loggias throughout time
So we've seen an example of a modern day loggia, but how have their designs evolved over the years? Let's take a look at some famous buildings…
Buonconsiglio Castle – Trento, Italy
With its striking appearance and rich history, the majestic Buonconsiglio Castle remains the most important secular example of architecture in Trentino today.
Over the years, additional buildings have been added to the castle, however the original 13th century structure, Castelvecchio, is still the most dominant. Castelvecchio ("Old Castle"), served as the seat of the Bishop of Trent from the mid 1200s until secularisation in the early 19th century. According to legend, this part of the castle was connected to the city's cathedral by a network of secret tunnels, allowing the prince-bishops to travel between them undetected.
In the 16th century, the Italian Renaissance painter, Girolamo Romanino, was commissioned to decorate the ground-floor loggia in the Lions' Court with Renaissance themes, including scenes from Roman mythology, biblical episodes and allusions to day-to-day life at the time. His masterful artwork can still be seen on the ceilings of the loggia today.
Since its restoration in 1924, the castle has been home to a national museum and houses several valuable collections including a range of medieval and modern artefacts, including paintings, sculptures and manuscripts, as well as several archaeological exhibitions.
The Chester Rows – Chester, England
If you've ever visited Chester's town centre, you'll be familiar with the rows of raised walkways that line its cobbled streets, giving this historic town its notable, period charm.
The Chester Rows are an iconic medley of architectural styles from several periods throughout history; while many of the Rows consist of Georgian and Victorian architecture, the 'Three Old Arches' date right back to the 13th century and are believed to be the oldest storefront in the UK.
Image by Stuart Rankin (CC by 2.0)
There are several theories about why the medieval Cestrians chose to construct their high streets in this fashion. Some historians believe it was a result of changes in planning regulations following a large fire in 1278, whereas other theorists believe it was an attempt to increase the commercial potential of the town's shops and stores. Whatever the origin, the Chester Rows have certainly stood the test of time and remain a source of attraction to this day.
Sydney Opera House – Sydney, Australia
In 2005, the Sydney Opera House underwent its first major structural change since its opening in 1973, including the installation of a brand new loggia.
Designed by the original Sydney Opera House architect, Jørn Utzon, the $6 million loggia spans 45 metres in length and extends five metres out onto the broadwalk. The structure also incorporates a new semi-glazed facade along the western face of the building. This not only provides patrons with stunning panoramic views of the Sydney harbour, but also creates a beautiful transition from the natural daylight outside to the low-lit, atmospheric setting within the Opera House itself.
Image by Jack Atley
Through expert engineering and sympathetic design, the loggia has transformed what was previously a wasted space into a functional and ambient environment.
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If you have a long-term goal of reaching a one million dollars, then stocks are still one of the best options for reaching that goal. A stock market down-turn can send shivers down your spine, but the best time to actually purchase stocks and get the best deals is when the market is down or beat up.
How long will it take to reach a million dollars?
How long it actually takes you to reach one million dollars or more, greatly depends on how much you begin with, how much and how often you add to your investing portfolio, and how much you earn over time on your investments.
If you took a $50,000 lump sum and invested it into the stock market, in less than 32 years' time, that lump sum investment would turn into $1 million. This is based-off U.S. stocks having an annual return of 10 percent over the long-term, including dividends. If you invested $10,000 per year into a tax-deferred account, it would take you 24 years to reach one million dollars.
We're currently seven years into a bull market, and since 2009 the prices of stock shares have more than tripled. Since high share prices make buying stocks more expensive, experts believe future returns from stocks to be slightly lower. In an article written by E.S. Browning, a reporter for the Wall Street Journal, he also agrees that we should expect lower returns from stocks in the future.
Some experts believe over the next decade stocks will return an average of 6.5 percent. If this is true, investing $10,000 a year, it'll take you 31 years to reach $1 million.
During large market declines, you can take advantage of those declines by purchasing stocks at a discount, which in the long run can have nice payouts. The more share prices drop, the more opportunity you have to take advantage of buying discounted stocks.
A good strategy to use to boost your gains and get higher returns is called "buying on dips." How this strategy works is when the stock market drops 10 percent, you take advantage of the drop by buying. Then if the market drops another 10 percent, you purchase more.
A big mistake many people make is they pull money out of the market when it drops, when instead that's the time they should be putting money into the market. Stay disciplined through all markets and before you know it, you'll have a million dollars!
Thanks to the internet and advancing technology you no longer have to go through a traditional broker or financial advisor, who are expensive and inconvenient. Instead, you can now use an online discount stock broker or use a robo-advisor.
Online discount brokers allow you to buy and sell stocks for a small commission per transaction and are very affordable. A great online discount broker which I personally use for buying and holding stocks is OptionsHouse. I've had an account with OptionsHouse for almost 9 years now and have been completely satisfied with their service and trading platform. They only charge $4.95 per stock trade, that's it, there are absolutely no other fees associated with the account and is one of the many reasons I've used them for so long.
Robo-advisors, short for "robotic investment advisors," are very similar to traditional investment advisors, except robo-advisors have been proven to be more effective and only charge a fraction of the fees as to what a traditional financial advisor would charge. Another nice feature robo-advisors have is they allow you to automate your investing, so you can set-it-and-forget-it.
Betterment is probably the best robo-advisor available and I personally love their service. They only charge a 0.35 percent annual management for accounts that have a balance under $10,000, only 0.25 percent for accounts with a balance between $10,000 to $100,000, and only 0.15 percent for accounts with a balance greater than $100,000. My Betterment account is completely automated and doesn't require any interaction on my part, as money is automatically deposited into my account every month, they invest it on my behalf based-off my preferences and automatically rebalance my portfolio for me.
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It sounds a lot like trying to time the market – buy when cheap, but who's to say what is "cheap"?
A better plan is to engage in dollar cost average investing. Pick an amount that you can afford and invest that same amount every single month, regardless of what the market is doing.
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Millie Wall has seen it all.
Wall, who turns 100 on July 4, has watched and agonized over the Minnesota Vikings for all 57 years of the franchise's existence. Despite the Vikings' four trips to the Super Bowl in the modern era, she had never seen a playoff game in person. The Vikings changed that by gifting her tickets to Sunday's game against the New Orleans Saints in a video that went viral this week.
With at least three lead changes in the final minutes of the game, the Fox broadcast regularly shifted to that day's most famous fan.
"The coolest part about it," said her granddaughter Ashley Wall, who was also in attendance, "was that, as all Vikings fans know, when we start to lose a lead, you lose hope, but she continued to have hope. She'd say, 'We're going to get this. We just need an interception. We're going to win this.' Hearing her be so hopeful, not a lot of Vikings fans can say that."
Millie saw one for the ages.
With no time left, Vikings quarterback Case Keenum threw a walk-off, 61-yard touchdown to Stefon Diggs that sealed the win and got the team one step closer to being the first club in NFL history to host and play in the Super Bowl. Some on social media later dubbed the play a "Hail Millie."
"It's hilarious," Millie laughed, as her granddaughter explained how she turned into something that certainly didn't exist in 1918: an internet meme.
#Vikings take 23-21 lead. Most of stadium erupts in cheers.
Millie can count herself as a Vikings die-hard, having become a fan in the first year of the franchise in 1960, when she was 42. She even has what she calls a "Vikings stress brick" that she throws at the TV when she's frustrated with a play. At one point, she got so tired of retrieving the foam brick that she tied a string to it to make it easier to throw.
Arguably one of the game's oldest fans, Millie did not escape the attention of the National Football League during the game, with Roger Goodell paying a visit in the fourth quarter.
"He thanked her for being a fan," Ashley Wall said. "We were both in shock. I was bawling the whole time."
Goodell made the experience a little extra memorable for both Millie and her granddaughter.
The NFL commissioner gifted Millie with tickets to what could be another Vikings postseason game -- and it'll be a big one: the Super Bowl. But maybe she'll get to a game before that.
"There was a trending hashtag tonight, #MillietoPhilly," Ashley Wall said. "She thinks it's just a hoot."


Agreed, really looking forward to this.
None that has been announced.
Any possibility they will be announced?
I'm glad to hear that it's not being abandoned, and that there will be further updates/improvements. I bought this one over tRAID because 1) Once my files are in place, they do not change much at all...only when replaced...and new files are added, of course; 2) it seemed a lot more straight-forward with the setup. I do not mean by that options are not welcomed and appreciated. The setup just looked more complex, and it seemed much more straight-forward to move on with RAID-F. and 3) I am connecting over USB 3.0. I got the impression performance would be a real concern with that on tRAID.
I have read some scary things on here, but also heard a lot of good things. So, hoping this works out great. I am at 97% done with my Parity Computation. I did this once already, but ended up deleting it when I almost decided to go a different direction. I had an issue with the recycle bin. I can't remember the details at the moment, but got a reply on here that it shouldn't be an issue. So, giving it another try.
Indeed, RAID-F is a great solution in itself and tRAID is not an upgrade. There are many things planned for RAID-F. Hopefully, they will all see fruition this year.
Please give us an update this project.
So no update at all? If this project is being abandoned, please let us know.
A bit sad that a critical post gets deleted. Is criticism not allowed in the Soviet state of Brahim-Land?
For those impatiently waiting, are you currently using RAID-F? is it working? If the answer is yes, then whats the issue? For my use case, as long as it keeps doing what it's doing, it will work for me.
Take a look back at the thread: the last time Brahim said anything specific about the development of this project was April of 2014. Ever since then he's seemed annoyed that we'd even ask for a "yes this project is still going" every six months or so. Are you really going to tell me with a straight face you consider asking for some news after TWO+ YEARS "impatient"?!
Anyone who has been around Flexraid for any length of time is accustomed to Brahim's development pace, but even knowing that progress will be sporadic it is not at all unreasonable to expect *something* by way of news every six months or so just to assure us the project isn't dead or completely back-burnered.
And to answer your question: no, RAID-F isn't working well for me in its current form. My data does not change rapidly, but it also isn't completely static either and the current all-or-nothing approach (without some very tedious manual scripting) makes successful validates and verifies nearly impossible on very large arrays (like my 23TB system with dual PPUs). Other RAID products, including others offered by Flexraid, are not a good fit for my needs, so I am still using it and simply hoping my data is healthy because *something* always gets changed/moved in the full-day it takes to run a verify and the check fails as a result. I am greatly hoping the future of RAID-F will include architecture and performance improvements that will make it more reliable on large arrays (such as my partial/continuous validation idea much earlier in the thread).
And keep in mind: the people who are so "impatiently waiting" aren't even asking for a release date: we're just asking for Brahim to give us 15 minutes of his time every six months or so to tell us what's happening with this project (like when he said he was focusing on the UI a couple of years ago) and *maybe* some idea if he's getting close to done with the redesign.
RAID-F is a great product and that's part of why we have been so exceptional patient and hopeful for this redesign, but even considering Brahim's usual development pace two years without any news is rapidly approaching "abandonware" status (any other software company and we would have given up a long time ago).
Is taking 15 minutes to write a status update every six months such an unreasonable ask?
As stated in many threads, I have to go quiet at times. It is just my process, and I have learned not to fight it.
No question that news updates and communicating every progress goes a long way. Hopefully, we will get back to that soon.


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First up — Nathan Nugent is in the running in the Best Editor editor category for his work on Lenny Abrahamson's Room.
In the Best Sound category, our team here at Screen Scene and Ardmore Sound will compete in three of the four nominations for their work on Room, Sing Street, and The Hallow. Best of luck to Niall Brady, Steve Fanagan, Michelle Fingleton, Garrett Farrell, Ken Galvin, Robert Flanagan, and Daniel Crowley in their respective categories!
Screen Scene VFX are up for two of the four nominations in the Best VFX category for their work on Frankenstein Chronicles and Ripper Street Series 3. Best of luck to named nominees Ed Bruce, Nicholas Murphy and Alan Collins!
Screen Scene would like to wish the best of luck to all the nominees at this years Awards.
The ceremony will be broadcast on TV3 on Sunday, April 10th at 9pm.


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Q: The dual cone of $\{(x, t) \,|\, ||x||_1 \le t\}$ In the course slides for the Stanford Convex Optimization course by Boyd it states that if
$$K=\{(x, t) \,|\, ||x||_1 \le t\}$$
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$$K^* =\{(x, t) \,|\, ||x||_\infty \le t\}$$
Why is that?
If $x = (-t, 0)$ and $y = (t, 0)$ then $x \in K$ and $y \in K^*$ but $x^ty = -t^2$, which is negative, contrary to the definition of a dual cone.