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Tritone Jazz Fantasy Camp
Enjoy a high-quality, fun, engaging experience for adult jazz musicians and singers of all levels, from beginner to semi-pro. The week's musical activities include playing and performance opportunities in combos and large ensembles, jazz master classes, jazz improvisation/theory classes, special-topics sessions, individual lessons, open jam sessions and performances with professional jazz artists. Summer 2019 will be Tritone's 21st consecutive year at Björklunden.
Tritone was co-founded by the late Fred Sturm '73, Kimberly Clark Professor of Music and director of jazz studies at the Lawrence University Conservatory of Music. It is now run by co-founder Bob DeRosa, a marketing communications consultant and busy part-time bassist in upstate New York. Faculty includes legendary guitarist Gene Bertoncini, recording artist and veteran of the Benny Goodman Orchestra and the NBC Tonight Show Band; trumpeter Terell Stafford of NYC's Village Vanguard Orchestra and director of jazz studies at Temple University; pianist John Harmon '57, D.F.A '05, Lawrence jazz director from 1971 to 1974; drummer Zach Harmon, a busy freelancer and graduate of the Thelonious Monk Jazz Institute; vocalist Janet Planet, Lawrence instructor of music and renowned Wisconsin jazz/pop vocal soloist; saxophonist Tom Washatka, a busy sideman, producer, and recording engineer; bassist Ike Sturm, music director for the jazz ministry at Manhattan's Saint Peter's Church (the "Jazz Church") and a busy freelance bassist in NYC; jazz and classical vocalist Misty Sturm; trombonist Dean Sorenson, director of jazz at the University of Minnesota; and pianist/composer/arranger Rod Blumenau, freelance jazz artist in upstate New York.
To register, contact Bob DeRosa at Tritone Jazz Fantasy Camps
PO Box 297, Penfield NY, 14526| 585-377-2222| bob@tritonejazz.com
Sunday, July 7, 2019 to Saturday, July 13, 2019
$1,255 - meals and tuition; $895 - tuition only


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Psałterz utrechcki – iluminowany manuskrypt powstały na początku IX wieku, zawierający łaciński psałterz. Jego nazwa pochodzi od miejsca przechowywania w bibliotece Uniwersytetu Utrechckiego (sygnatura MS. 32).

Księga powstała między 816 a 834 rokiem w kręgu założonej przez św. Ebona tzw. szkoły z Reims, działającej przy opactwie benedyktynów w Hautvillers. Manuskrypt uchodzi za jeden z najpiękniejszych wytworów sztuki karolińskiej. W pisany kapitałą i ułożony w trzech kolumnach tekst wpleciona jest olbrzymia liczba wykonanych tuszem ilustracji, charakteryzujących się delikatną kreską. Niecodzienne iluminacje dały asumpt do wysunięcia różnych teorii na temat genezy manuskryptu. Podejrzewa się, iż miniatury mogły być wzorowane na ilustracjach jakiegoś manuskryptu późnoantycznego, a nawet iż jest to po prostu wierna kopia wcześniejszego psałterza z IV/V wieku. Inni odrzucają taką interpretację, wskazując na oryginalność szkoły z Reims i analogię z równie awangardowymi miniaturami Ewangeliarza Ebona.

Wczesne dzieje manuskryptu są trudne do odtworzenia, widoczny jest jednak jego wpływ na iluminatorstwo książkowe czasów Karola Łysego. W nieznanych okolicznościach księga znalazła około 1000 roku w Anglii, gdzie stanowiła własność katedry w Canterbury. Po związanej z reformą anglikańską sekularyzacją dóbr kościelnych manuskrypt trafił do prywatnych zbiorów sir Roberta Cottona (1571-1631), od którego nabył ją Thomas Howard, earl Arundel (1585-1646). Howard zabrał księgę do Niderlandów. Tam trafiła w ręce Willema de Riddera, który w 1716 roku podarował ją uniwersytetowi w Utrechcie.

W roku 2015 psałterz został wpisany na listę UNESCO Pamięć Świata.

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Bibliografia

Linki zewnętrzne
 Utrecht Psalter online

Manuskrypty z IX wieku
Utrechcki
Obiekty z listy Pamięć Świata
Uniwersytet w Utrechcie

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You are here: Our Team > Team News > Jack Deane > News from October 2012
News from Jack Deane for October 2012
Wildlife Corridors and Community Links
By Maurice Pankhurst, Mark Astley, Jack Deane, Paul Delaney, Andy Warner , Daniel Simpson, Jessie Binns, Geoff Medd, Joe Cornforth
Recently we have been involved in an exciting new project in Buttermere Village, working in partnership with The Fish Hotel and a local farmer we have been working to improve the appearance of the area surrounding St James's church, known locally as 'The little church on the rock'The roadsides close to the church have for years been used as an un-official car park and the area had become neglected with fences and walls in poor condition.
The original fence can be seen in disrepair by the roadside
The main part of the project would be to install a double fence which would protect the planned new hedgerow, which will be a valuable 'wildlife corridor' and a great improvement to the visual appearance of the site. The first step was to install the back section of the double fence to ensure the field was kept stockproof.
We had a litle help with the strainers, thanks Anthony
Now we could start on perhaps the most demanding part of the project, the dismantling and rebuilding of the drystone wall next to the church, this wall had obviously been down for some years with quite a lot of stone missing and in order to get it back to a stockproof height we had to shorten it by a few metres
There's a wall in there somewhere
Unusually for us we used a 'batter frame' and string lines when re building the wall, this wall was going to be right in the public's view and more crucially right in the view of locals so it would open to close inspection, some of the team were wary of the stringlines but soon came to realise they were a great help.
The jigsaw comes together
Very quickly the jigsaw came together and we were left with a wall which we're all proud of and which should stand close scrutiny and has made that side of the church a more approachable and more welcoming entrance.
The finshed wall, a good height, reasonably straight, not bad at all
Next up was the section of fencing on the village side of the church, slight problem here, the reason it's called 'the little church on the rock' became obvious, perhaps 3-4 inches of soil sat on an enormous slab of very hard Skiddaw slate, not the easiest site for knocking in fence posts! Luckily our Borrowdale rangers had a drill which easily cut post size sockets in the rock. Once suitable sized posts were selected the fence quickly came together.
Drilling the bedrock and the finished fence
The main practical works on the site are now complete and we look forward to planting the hedge when we will be joined by staff from the local hotels and with luck the local community. It's been refreshing on this project having the opportunity to engage with many, many people from across the world, we've even been promised a box of toffee from Sacramento! People have shown a great interest in our 'wildlife corridor' and our walling and it's been a great opportunity to inform people about the good works and aims of National Trust and how we interact and engage with our local communities. Check back here to see how we get on with the planting.
Two folks from Sacramento trying to get a word in edgewise
News from Jack Deane
Estate Ranger for the North Lakes Borrowdale. I enjoy working in the lakes because of the dramatic landscape that surrounds you. Also every day is different.
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Sanctuary Health is currently looking for a Band 5 RGN Community Nurse to fill a full-time role in a Community Falls Team in Whiston.
The pay rate for this locum Nurse job is £19.63 (LTD Company Equivalent) per hour and is an initial 3-month contract.
- The work involves visiting elderly clients in their own home and carrying out a multi factorial falls assessment which usually takes about an hour to do. They will then be responsible for writing up the report on their assessment and arranging any onward referrals.


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900 attend local co-op annual meeting
RIO GRANDE — Approximately 900 members and guests attended the annual meeting of Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperative on Aug. 8 at the Lyne Center at the University of Rio Grande.
Board president David Lester opened the meeting by introducing the nine members of Buckeye's board of trustees.
"We have a great deal of experience on this board with a combined total of 211 years, and that experience serves us well in representing you, the members of Buckeye Rural Electric," he said.
Lester also recognized Buckeye's crew of Matt Hall, Mark Thomas and Aaron Lawhon, who recently pulled a man to safety after his vehicle floated down a creek after a torrential rain storm.
"We believe that their quick thinking and actions may have saved his life," he said.
In her remarks, Executive Vice President and General Manager Tonda Meadows introduced three new Buckeye REC employees — Kent Eldridge, vice president of member services; John Troester, engineer; and Maggie Rucker, chief financial officer. She also recognized the cooperative's $1,000 scholarship winners of Hunter Hall of South Point and Austin Collins of South Webster, as well as recognizing the $750 scholarship winners, Dillon McFann of Pedro and Dana Jolley of Albany. The winner of the Touchstone Energy Achievement Scholarship was Ashley Cornell of Proctorville, and the Buckeye representative on the 2015 Youth Tour to Washington, DC, was Grant Hawthorne of Proctorville, Meadows said.
Among the work performed by the cooperative last year was replacement of old copper wire and the addition of protective devices that will help linemen find problems more quickly and to help reduce the number of members affected by each outage, Meadows said. In addition, Buckeye installed equipment that would allow the cooperative to re-route electric service through other lines while performing maintenance work or during an outage, "ultimately resulting in less time that you are without electricity," Meadows added.
Meadows said that in 2014, Buckeye managed tree and vegetation growth along 613 miles of right of way, removing trees that had the potential to interrupt service, and side-trimming 181 miles of wooded areas to provide clearance for lines.
"Maintaining the 2,600 miles of line and 18 substations on your electric distribution system for maximum reliability is a never-ending mission that we take very seriously, and we are constantly seeking more effective ways to improve our maintenance practices," she said.
Meadows said that employees at Buckeye REC continually strive to keep operating costs low. She made a comparison of operating costs for 2007 and 2014 and found that controllable expenses increased by less than 5 percent during that period, almost half of which can be attributed to right of way clearing expenses. In addition to keeping costs down, Buckeye REC was able to return more than $1.5 million in capital credits in 2014, Meadows said.
Meadows said that the cost of wholesale power has increased by more than 50 percent since Buckeye Power, the generation and transmission cooperative jointly owned by Buckeye REC and the other distribution cooperatives across Ohio, has invested approximately $1 billion in environmental controls at Cardinal Station, its power plant, as well as an additional $300 million at the Kyger Creek and Clifty Creek plants to comply with requirements from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
"As a result, we now have one of the cleanest coal-fired generating plants in the world," Meadows said.
Craig Grooms, vice president of market operations for Buckeye Power and for Ohio Rural Electric Cooperatives, the statewide association of electric cooperatives, also addressed the crowd, making reference to other recent actions by the EPA with potential future impact on members' bills.
On Aug. 3, the EPA released its Clean Power Plan, containing the final rules calling for a reduction by 2030 of carbon dioxide levels by 32 percent, compared to 2005 levels. The plan is targeted at existing power plants and takes a multi-block approach by increasing the efficiency of coal plants and by increasing the amount of electricity generated by natural gas combined cycle plants and by renewable energy sources.
"As we all know, the end-use consumer of electricity will have to pay the bill for all of this," Grooms said.
Among the many concerns BP and OREC have over the EPA's plan is whether the EPA has the legal authority to issue a rule that attempts to regulate the entire electric industry. "Also, we're concerned about the costs of transitioning away from power plants that have multiple decades of useful operation life left to new resources that aren't as reliable or cost-effective," Grooms said. After the $1 billion investment in pollution control equipment to meet other EPA regulations, "for them to force new costs on to the distribution co-op members is not fair," he said.
"While we're still reviewing the new rule, it's likely that we'll need your help to get the message out that affordable and reliable electricity is of great importance and that implementing these new rules will come with great costs and few benefits," Grooms said.
Buckeye REC serves more than 18,600 members in parts of Athens, Gallia, Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs, Pike, Ross, Scioto and Vinton counties.
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Top Execs Flee Facebook: Chief Product Officer, WhatsApp CEO Both Quit; Stock Tumbles
The storm clouds gathering above Facebook are getting darker by the hour.
Less than one day after Facebook suffered an unprecedented outage that lasted for hours and impacted all of the company's media properties (which was blamed on a "server configuration outage"), and just hours after the NYT reported that Facebook is under criminal investigation over its data deals, and that a New York grand jury has subpoenaed records from at least two smartphones manufacturers which gained access to personal data of hundreds of millions of users, moments ago Facebook announced that two top execs had unexpectedly quit the company.
In a blog post to employees published on the company's website, in which he said that he wants "to share some important updates as we organize our company to build out the privacy-focused social platform I discussed in my note last week" adding that "embarking on this new vision represents the start of a new chapter for us", Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg wrote that both Chris Cox, Chief Product Officer, and Chris Daniels, CEO of WhatsApp, had decided to leave the company.
For a few years, Chris has been discussing with me his desire to do something else. He is one of the most talented people I know and he has the potential to do anything he wants. But after 2016, we both realized we had too much important work to do to improve our products for society, and he stayed to help us work through these issues and help us chart a course for our family of apps going forward. At this point, we have made real progress on many issues and we have a clear plan for our apps, centered around making private messaging, stories and groups the foundation of the experience, including enabling encryption and interoperability across our services. As we embark on this next major chapter, Chris has decided now is the time to step back from leading these teams. I will really miss Chris, but mostly I am deeply grateful for everything he has done to build this place and serve our community.
Zuckerberg also announced that Will Cathcart will be new head of WhatsApp, and that Fidji Simo will be new head of the Facebook app; meanwhile Zuck said he doesn't plan to immediately appoint anyone to fill Cox's role.
"This is an important change as we begin the next chapter of our work building the privacy-focused social foundation for the future. I'm deeply grateful for everything Chris Cox and Chris Daniels have done here, and I'm looking forward to working with Will and Fidji in their new roles as well as everyone who will be critical to achieving this vision. We have so much important work ahead and I'm excited to continue working to give people the power to build community and bring the world closer together" Zuckerberg wrote.
It was unclear if the departing execs left for a specific reason - i.e., the increasing political scrutiny over the world's most powerful and influential publisher of news - or if they simply wanted to "spend time with their family."
The market is not very excited by this development, and the Stock slumped a further 1.5% after hours, bringing the day's total drop to nearly 4%
Read Zuckerberg's full letter here.


Official site:http://yurionice-movie.com/ Twitter:https://twitter.com/yurionice_PR Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/yurionice_pr/ Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/yurionicePR The special movie of the men's figure skating anime that 1 billion people worldwide went wild for Yuri!!! on ICE, the movie. A new original story from Mitsurou Kubo and Sayo Yamamoto.
In commemoration of the film a pop-up collaboration shop between Yuri on Ice x Sanrio Characters (ユーリ!!! on ICE × サンリオキャラクターズ) will be held inside of THEキャラSHOP located on the 6th floor if Ikebukuro PARCO main building. This collaboration pop-up shop will only be held from 1/22/19 - 2/13/19 so be sure to stop by before time is up!
During this event customers who spend ¥3,000 or more (tax incl.) on Yuri on Ice x Sanrio Characters collaboration merchandise will be eligible to participate in a lottery drawing with 2 potential prizes while supplies last.


I bought this saw to use for milling lumber, mostly black cherry. It starts very easily and runs like a champ. It is a thirsty beast but that is expected running wide open for 5 minutes at a time. Highly recommend it. Best price on the net too.


The masked lapwing has a bright yellow bill and face, with a black crown and white throat and chest. Its wings are gray. It can reach up to 14 inches in height.
Australia, particularly the northern and eastern parts of the continent.
Masked lapwings are considered a species of least concern by the International Union for Conservation of Nature. Lincoln Park Zoo participates in the Masked Lapwing Species Survival Plan®, a shared conservation effort by zoos throughout the Association of Zoos and Aquariums.
An adaptable species, the masked lapwing favors wetlands but can found in a variety of habitats.
Masked lapwings construct their nests on the ground and will defend them vigorously against animals—and people—that approach too closely.
A masked lapwing chick was among the healthy hatches in spring 2016. President and CEO Kevin Bell shares more in a Post from the President.


iMovie, Pages, Numbers, and Keynote are free on the App Store for qualifying iOS 9 compatible devices with initial activation on or after September 1, 2013. GarageBand is free on the App Store for qualifying iOS 9 compatible devices with initial activation on or after September 1, 2014. See www.apple.com/ios/whats-new for iOS 9 compatible devices. Downloading apps requires an Apple ID.


Bio: Maurice Ernest Gibb, CBE was a musician, singer-songwriter and record producer. He was born in the Isle of Man to English parents, the twin brother of Robin Gibb and younger brother to Barry. He is best known as a member of the singing/songwriting trio the Bee Gees, formed with his brothers. Their younger brother Andy was a popular solo singer.


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Muse/News: Arts News from SAM, Seattle, and Beyond
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As of today, Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors is closed! What a wild ride the last few months have been during this blockbuster exhibition. Now we're looking ahead to Andrew Wyeth: In Retrospect and so is the press. Take a gander at this past week's press clippings, hand selected by SAM's PR Manager.
*Clutches Yayoi Kusama exhibition catalogue and cries while Boyz II Men's "End of the Road" plays*
Seattle Times photographer Alan Berner visited during the final days of Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors and filed this dot-filled send-off. Don't miss the cameo from our mascot, Sammy the Camel. (Why a camel? Here's the scoop.)
SAM lands on the celebrity news beat: When Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson and singer Ciara had a date night at SAM after we'd closed, the news hit Page Six, W Magazine, Artnet, Ebony, Yahoo, Daily Mail, Entertainment Tonight, Jet, and HuffPo.
Love this Seattle Times RAVE for SAM staff: A visitor lauds our "daily, herculean efforts" during the Kusama run. We couldn't have done it without our awesome visitors!
Seattle Magazine's September print edition features our Andrew Wyeth retrospective among their picks for "Fall's Most Buzzworthy Arts and Culture Events."
"'The goal was to show that this unrelenting realist evolved and changed, sometimes quite dramatically, over time,' Junker says. 'If you think you know Wyeth's art from the examples we see reproduced and hanging in the well-known museums, I feel certain you will come away from this exhibition totally surprised.'"
The Seattle Times reports on The Grocery, a new "cutting-edge" arts center in a former—you guessed it—grocery store in Beacon Hill.
Also in the neighborhood: Artist Ari Glass unveiled a new installation at Beacon Hill's Art Deco building Pacific Tower, featuring his signature gold leaf and mica elements.
This should be an amazing show: The Stranger's A&P features the sculpture of Humaira Abid, coming soon to a solo show at Bellevue Arts Museum.
The journey continues for the home of Rosa Parks, recently shipped to Berlin and restored by an American artist. The house now has a ticket back home to the US—with an uncertain future ahead.
Poet John Ashbery died on Sunday at the age of 90; did you know he was also a collage artist, who made his solo debut as a professional at the age of 81?
Pierre Bergé, longtime business partner of Yves Saint Laurent, died Friday at the age of 86. We were honored to share his legacy during Yves Saint Laurent: The Perfection of Style.
The art of eating: Artsy with seven recipes from artists, including—wait for it—avocado toast (by Salvador Dalí, of course).
– Rachel Eggers, SAM's Manager of Public Relations
Posted in: Art Around Us, Exhibitions, SAM News / Tagged: Andrew Wyeth, Ciara, seahawks, Seattle Magazine, Seattle Times, Yayoi Kusama


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Q: mouseMoved to ignore QCursor.setPos()? I'm calling QCursor.setPos() while the cursor is inside my widget.  When I do, mouseMoveEvent is called, when I don't want it to be.  In Java/Swing I can move the cursor without sending events.  Can I do something similar so calls to QCursor.setPos() so don't send a mouseMoveEvent?

A: This seems to work for me:
myWidget->clearFocus();
QCursor::setPos(pos);
myWidget->setFocus();

A: Looks like there is no way to setPos without trigger mouseMoveEvent,
maybe you consider create a :
bool disableMoveProcess;

and make it as a flag for provent your logic running?
I use this method for calling QListWidgetItem::setSelected
without make QListWidget::itemSelectionChanged trigger my code.

A: I ended up just keeping track of the difference in between mouse movements, so if I get a mouse movement of 5 to the right, for example, I store the five and ignore the next event if it moves me 5 to the left (which means it's probably called by setPos).  Not really elegant, but it appears to work reliably.

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Video shows police shooting man as he ran away
WARNING: Graphic video below
CSPD OIS August 3 2019 from COS Police Department on Vimeo.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) — The Latest on the videotaped shooting of a Colorado man by police (all times local):
Footage from police body cameras shows a man running away when Colorado officers open fire, striking him in the back multiple times before he collapses on a street.
The release of the video Thursday by the Colorado Springs Police Department came nearly two weeks after the death of 19-year-old De'Von Bailey.
It followed calls from Bailey's family for the footage to be made public.
Police have said an officer shot Bailey on Aug. 3 after he reached for a gun.
The video shows officers initially talking to Bailey and another man about an armed robbery that was reported nearby. One officer tells the men they are about to be searched for a gun when Bailey runs away.
The officer can be heard yelling "hands up!" three times before firing multiple times. The footage also shows police finding a gun in Bailey's shorts after he falls to the ground.
Police have released body camera footage of the shooting of a young black man in Colorado Springs.
Thursday's release comes nearly two weeks after De'Von Bailey's death and follows calls from the 19-year-old's family for the footage to be made public.
Surveillance video obtained last week by The Gazette showed Bailey running from two officers before falling to the ground. Police have said an officer shot Bailey on Aug. 3 after he reached for a gun.
The shooting is being investigated by the El Paso County Sheriff's Office, which will turn its findings over to the district attorney's office. Bailey's family has asked for an independent special prosecutor to take over.
Several media organizations including The Associated Press had also requested the release of the footage.


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Mini Cooper 1961-71 Gold Portfolio
Barcode: 185520052X
Following the success of the Mini Cooper and of our earlier book on High Performance Minis this latest volume has a wealth of material of interest which fills in the gaps of the last book. Again this book charts the introduction of the models through contemporary road tests and articles. This is a car that is fun to drive, feels quick and has a famous competition history. A large spare parts industry will ensure that these cars stay on the road for many years to come. Models covered include: Austin Se7en Cooper, Morris Mini-Cooper, Downton, Taurus, Cooper S, Cooper S 1275, Broadspeed Cooper S, Bertone.
Author: R.M. Clarke
Publisher: Brooklands Books
Illustrations: 300 illus
Tuning Lucas..
How to set up an ignition system correctly with ordinary inexpensive equipment, and how to locate and cure ignition troubles.
The story of the Mini and its career is very complicated, not just because of the way the design developed over time but because of the many derivatives which sprang...
Mini Cooper..
Within this book, a selection of specially commissioned photographs shows the full range of Mini-Coopers in illuminating detail.
Mini Cooper:..
The story of Britian's mighty atom the Mini Cooper: the small car with the huge reputation. Over 160 colour and black and white pictures.
The Mini..
This book is a celebration of the car in all its glory.
The Healey..
The Healey Book is a comprehensive history of every car and boat created by Donald and Geoff Healey between 1946 & 1978 and records for posterity their valuable contributions to...
Complete Catalog..
This long out-of-print classic has now been revised and updated. The most comprehensive account of British cars ever published, this book presents a vast amount of historical and technical information....
Sprites and..
The Collector's Guide series of books, extensive reference data, as well as important maintenance and restoration information support the heavily illustrated model-identification chapters.
The Works..
This is the story of the cars that spearheaded the BMC Competitions Department - Britiain's most successful rally team - and which were the first to challenge and beat the...
Austin-Healey 100..
Graham Robson begins his account with a summary of Donald Healey's early life and influences before going on to describe the major stages in the car's evolution, interspersing details of...
Austin Healey..
In nine eventful years - 1957 to 1965 - the six-cylinder-engined Austin-Healey evolved into a formidable and increasingly specialized rally car. By any standards, it was the first of the...
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The essential and beautifully photographed guide to the quintessential British sports car features all-color photography of restored and original examples and detail close-up shots ideal for restorers.'


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The resurgence of harmful algal blooms in Lake Erie has become a top environmental and economic concern for the region. In the summer of 2015, Lake Erie witnessed the largest algal bloom on record. In 2014, a harmful algal bloom in Western Lake Erie poisoned the drinking water for nearly three days for more than 400,000 people in and around Toledo, Ohio.
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It seems like forever since the Red Wings Wrapped up their season losing to the Lightning in Round One of The Playoffs. With The weather getting hotter, it is a good time to think cooler weather and the start of hockey season.
Recently the team put together a video of their summer so far. From Pavel Datsyuk's last game as a Red Wing, to the draft and the teams free agent signings.
It has been a good summer so far for the Wings, now we sit back and wait a couple months till the start of training camp.


Here is the prologue for the second book in the series, A New World. I hope you enjoy and have a great day!
The sound of feet running behind him was constant as he ran through the darkened streets. On this clear, summer night, the moon was out and almost full causing his skin to tingle only slightly from the reflected light. It wasn't as bad as when the other bright light, which caused immediate and intense pain, was in the sky.
He and his pack of seven behind him were out searching for something to eat as they did most every night. He became leader of this pack because of his greater strength and ability to locate food. There was food to be had in plenty, it was just a matter of finding it before the other packs did or had a chance to get away. There was the two-legged and four-legged kind – that was how he thought of them. They had found and chased down one of the four-legged ones last night; large enough for the whole pack to feed. The two-legged ones were his favorite but were becoming hard to find. Plus, they had to be cautious as he had lost several of his pack to them. They were smart and crafty and had to be taken with care. That was another reason he was the pack leader, most of the other of his kind would rush blindly at them in a persistent manner. Sometimes this worked and sometimes they paid for their rashness.
His thoughts did not come to him in the form of words but more in images and smells. He was cunning and could think through situations, finding ways to get food and other things they needed, but it was not a familiar thinking pattern. The pattern consisted of images that were similar to complete pictures that tell a story; both simple and complex in nature. He hunted primarily by means of smell and had become adept at picking up the faint smells of food, sometimes up to a couple hundred yards away if the wind was right. The scent was different somehow than the smell of everything else. It was more like a warm scent, if a smell could have a sense about it, along with a certain sweet mustiness. The smell from the others of his kind was not appealing in a food sense. No, there would not be any form of cannibalism there.
Not that he thought along those exact lines as he ran through the streets. Up ahead, he saw the flash of another, smaller pack quickly cross his path several streets up; vanishing quickly into a side street as he listened to their echoing footfalls diminish. Along with his heightened sense of smell, his vision at night was adequate as he was able to pick out the varying shades of gray relatively well and it seemed to improve almost nightly. The moon certainly helped.
Buildings continued to pass by as he ran through various streets in a search pattern trying to pick up the scent or sight of food. One large building he passed by had two circles around a central dot on it. For some reason this triggered something inside his mind; almost like he knew what that symbol meant. The flash of a memory passed through, the meaning hanging there just out of reach but tantalizingly close; like the name of a song remembered from long ago but forgotten and keeping just outside the grasp of knowing or comprehension. His mind was actually remembering and, for a brief moment, he thought he knew he had been someone or something else before. Then, the brief opening of the mind closed, shutting the memory or even the memory of having a memory off.
The pack stopped behind him as he stopped and were searching the area for the reason. Food was plentiful so there wasn't any danger of being attacked by competing packs but there were other dangers. Packs of four-legged ones sometimes attacked the smaller packs of his kind and so they kept a watch out for them. On occasion, some of the two-legged ones were out hunting and those were the dangerous ones. There was something compelling about the other two-legged ones that caused something inside the pack to want to attack them on sight.
Forgetting why he stopped in the first place, he started his jog once again and, after a short distance, caught the warm scent of life and food. Coming to another stop, he sought to ascertain its direction. The scents in this area swirled around the streets and buildings making it hard to accurately tell exactly where the food was located. This smell was of the two-legged kind and the light intensity of it indicated that there was only one or two of them. He stood sniffing the air and, suddenly knowing exactly where the scent was coming from, started in that direction.
Rounding a building, he saw one of the other two-legged crouching outside of one of its lairs, trying to sneak through the night. Sometimes they seemed so stupid that he could not fathom how they were a danger. Did that one not know he could see him crouching there in the open?
Signaling his pack to spread out with grunts and signaling with his hands, he turned in mid stride toward the two-legged one. Letting out a scream to let the other packs in the area know they had found food – an instinctive reaction he could not help – he launched himself toward the crouched one in ever-quickening strides. The two-legged one turned toward him and let out its own scream and tried to run but it was too late. To his left, one of his pack members launched itself over a fence and tackled the two-legged one in mid air just as the food turned the corner into the yard of one of its lairs. It was over in seconds and the rending of flesh began.
Out of the corner of his eye, the pack leader saw another of the two-legged ones leap a fence several yards away. Giving a signal to several of his pack, they launched themselves after the one fleeing. Several minutes later, he heard one of his give a shriek of finding. It was followed by a couple of the loud bangs that sometimes accompanied the ones who ran on two legs. Those bangs were the danger and were what caused him to lose some of his pack earlier on. The ones he had sent out returned a short time later with another food. He had sent out four but only two returned. He had lost more of his pack but they ate well that night.
They weren't quite finished with the second one when the glow in the sky indicated the return of the bright light. It wasn't so much of an actual glow but more of a hint of the sky lightening. The small lights in the sky in that direction started to fade and so it was time to leave and head back to their shelter. With this, there was no hesitation with any of them or the other packs. They had all felt the intense burning and heat of the bright light. Those who were caught in even a glimpse or hint of that bright light for more than a couple of seconds died.
And so it was with haste that they retreated to the building where they stayed accompanied by the sound of many packs heading to their own lairs. The night filled with the sound of feet slapping on the pavement; not the paced jogging of the hunt but an all-out run. The streets quickly emptied. The time of the other two-legged ones was coming. They lost two this night but others would come to fill the gap. There were still single ones or in twos or threes running around just waiting for a pack to scoop them up.
Stepping into the broken door to the building where they holed up during the day, he trekked up the stairs and into the darkened room where they slept. He chose this room because it had no place to the outside where the light could shine through. He was tired and laid down with his pack, nestled together for warmth; some nights closer together and others spread out depending on the heat of the day. He kept closest to the entry because he was the strongest, their leader, and that was his place.
As he lay there, a certain musky scent came to his nostrils; a scent that aroused an even more animalistic nature inside of him and one he could not resist. He rolled over to find one of his already trying to couple with the female in his pack. He pushed the one aside with a warning grunt and mated falling asleep shortly thereafter. He felt content but in a slightly different way than we would know or understand.
This entry was posted in IndieHorror, Uncategorized and tagged A new world: chaos, A New World: Return, A New World: Sanctuary, adventure, apocalypse, book, horror, mutant, new book, Thriller, virus, world ending, writing, zombie on October 26, 2011 by John O'Brien.
So, there was little rest involved last night as my mind came alive with the actual ending – or possible ending – for the New World series. I know the story and have that plotted for the most part but the ending has always eluded me until my mind exploded with ideas just as I was heading off into dreamland.
The problem I was having with the ending is that most stories resolved themselves back to the status quo for a resolution of some kind. With a post-apocalyptic story, that is difficult to do as there is really never an ending to the story. The sheer nature of a post-apocalyptic world involves a beginning of something entirely new where the status quo, or at least back to one, is impossible to achieve. With that said, a possible ending book did materialize and I sat up for a lot of the night plotting out the story line for it.
I won't give any spoilers and the actual writing of it is a while away. There is a lot that happens with Jack, his kids, Lynn, and the rest between now and then. The story must be told. Hopefully my coffee won't spill on my notes between now and then. The third book, A New World: Sanctuary, is coming along slowly. My goal of having the draft finished by the end of the month may not be achieved but the possibility still exists. I am working on that story and getting A New World: Chaos ready for print publication as well. I finished getting A New World: Return ready just today. Those two book should be out in print by the end of the year but I am striving to complete that before then.
As I have said numerous times before and truly mean it, thank you all for your support in making the series a success beyond my wildest dreams. I truly hope everyone who has read either one or both of the books have enjoyed it/them. If you have, I ask that you take a spare moment, if you have one, and write up a review on Amazon. That would be tremendously appreciated.
Have an awesome Wednesday all!
This entry was posted in IndieHorror and tagged A new world: chaos, A New World: Return, A New World: Sanctuary, adventure, apocalypse, book, horror, mutant, new book, Thriller, virus, world ending, writing, zombie on October 19, 2011 by John O'Brien.
It's a slow start, but a start nonetheless!
Rounded the 10,000 word mark on A New World: Sanctuary yesterday after staring at the screen endlessly for seeming days. Not that I stared at an empty screen nor that I didn't know where the book should head next, it was just like my fingers didn't want to type it. But, yesterday it seemed to roll. I was thinking back and both of the other books seemed to go that way as well so I am hoping the roll and flow is coming. I don't know whether to set a deadline of the end of the month to finish the rough draft of this book or not. It worked for book two but then I felt in a rush to get it out once I finished. Maybe the bright flash of light will come.
So far, Jack and his group are back home and the new day has dawned – I know, pretty exciting stuff huh? A couple of twists emerged making it a pretty busy and exciting day – like the alien spaceship landing and taking Jack away. Okay, totally kidding here and needing more caffeine apparently. Or perhaps too much! There are a few crucial scenes coming up and I am still undecided on which way to go on one of them. Not that it affects the overall story line much, but more in how things are going to happen. I am rambling on now.
I do want to give a thank you for the great support regarding the first two books. It has truly been amazing and I hope that those that are reading them are enjoying them. Feel free to drop by and leave a review on Amazon or message me.
I am not sure whether to keep the name of this third book A New World: Sanctuary or A New World: Haven. If you have an opinion one way or the other, drop me a line or two and throw your thoughts in.
I wish everyone a happy Sunday and hope the weekend has been good to you!
This entry was posted in IndieHorror and tagged A new world: chaos, A New World: Return, A New World: Sanctuary, adventure, apocalypse, book, horror, mutant, new book, Thriller, virus, world ending, writing, zombie on October 9, 2011 by John O'Brien.
I don't know why I even create a plot line for these books. I spent a bit of the weekend and a lot of yesterday creating the plot line for Sanctuary. Again, I don't even know why I do that as the book seems to speed away without my control once I start. I sat the past few days and plotted out the this and then that thing. As with the previous books in the series, those items I come up with disappear or happen entirely different than when I sit and go through the book outline from a mind perspective. It's like someone else is writing and I am only the conduit for them.
Okay, maybe it is just me and amazed at the flow the books take as I begin writing them. I have to have those outlines before I become comfortable sitting down at they keyboard but, once I do start pounding away, the story leaps out. I am taking a small break in the writing to type out this blog. The story sits waiting patiently, well, perhaps not so patiently, on a tab at the bottom of my screen. This last hour since starting the third book in the series has seen the first 1,200 words flow onto the paper/screen. it is calling and begging for more.
Yikes, maybe I need either more or less caffeine. I am still startled and amazed by the response for the first two books. I want to thank you so much for the wonderful support you have given. It has taken off beyond my wildest dreams. I could never have imagined such a favorable nor large response. This may sound like a huge cliche, but, it is for you, the readers, that I am writing. I want to share this story running through my head. Feel free to drop by and leave a message or say hi, either on here, the amazon pages, or FB.
I wish everyone a happy Tuesday and hope all is well!
This entry was posted in Books, IndieHorror and tagged A new world: chaos, A New World: Return, A New World: Sanctuary, adventure, apocalypse, book, horror, mutant, new book, Thriller, virus, world ending, writing, zombie on October 4, 2011 by John O'Brien.


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11 Best Hiking Apps in 2022
Last Updated on: January 2, 2022 by Samantha
There was a time when hiking used to be a really risky ordeal, especially since there was not a lot of information available barring books, now the best hiking app for android makes it a bliss. However, times have changed today and our mobile devices are currently the best source of information. Naturally, this also means there are plenty of apps out there that help with hiking in some way.
Well, we're going to help you pick out some of the best apps that you need to have during any hiking trip. Some of these are safety oriented, while some will allow you to plan a trip in advance. But all apps serve an equal function, i.e. to enhance your hiking trip without putting your life at danger. So let's check the best hiking app for android out.
Best Hiking Apps
1) Gaia GPS
This is perhaps one of the most popular hiking apps out there, and with good reason. Gaia offers an excellent set of features that aid every backpacker on a new journey. Features include the ability to view topographical maps as well as backpacking map layers. You also get detailed information on weather forecast so you can stay up to date about the precautions to take before or after your hike.
The app will also come in handy if you're deciding to setup camp for the night. This is possible by looking over for public land data, and community-sourced camping, helping you find the best campsite in your vicinity. It also has features that aid mountain biking, skiing as well as mountaineering. Gaia GPS also allows you to view recent wildfires, so it's an excellent app for emergency situations as well. Gaia GPS is a free app on the Play Store, and comes with in-app purchases. There are no ads, however. The app is compatible with devices running Android 4.1 and above.
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2) AllTrails
This comes with dedicated trails designed for hikers. These trails are handpicked by the team, and are hence safe for hikers. The app will also help you generate trails meant for mountain biking, something that very few apps can do. The developers claim that there are over 75,000 mountain bike routes and trails for hiking, so there will never be a dearth of places to hike or bike to.
Since this app also uses your GPS data, you can accurately go back on the map and check your trail route as well as the time you've taken along with pace. All this data can then be easily shared on social media for bragging rights. If there's a particular trail you like, you can bookmark or save them for future reference. You can also choose to follow multiple cyclists and runners who will motivate you each day. The best hiking app for android is free to download, and comes with ads and in-app purchases. AllTrails works with devices running Android 5.0 and up.
3) MTN HUB
The name here is short for Mountain Hub, and offers extensive details on trails and parks that you can hike to. This app works pretty much like a community wherein users share their stories about hikes, hazards and dangers around you that can be really helpful for fellow hikers. You can use from high quality map based layers that give you a good idea about the topography of the area you're hiking to.
As we've seen with multiple hiking apps, MTN Hub charges a premium for maps such as CalTopo, French IGN etc. The basic (free) version of the app gets the standard maps and a few other features as well, so it's not too bad for domestic hikers. It is recommended to get the Premium or Professional subscription if you're planning to hike abroad. The premium version also lets you download and store maps, something that's not possible with the free version. Fortunately, the app has no ads or in-app purchases since it uses a subscription model. This best hiking app for android works on devices running Android 6.0 and above.
4) Map My Hike
This is a dedicated hiking app by Under Armour and MapMyFitness that offers you comprehensive data on your run or trails using GPS. The app automatically gives you feedback based on your recent hiking activity, offering you important tips on improving your efficiency. The app is not simply about hiking though, and there are hundreds of activities including running, cycling etc that you can log into the app.
There's a huge social aspect here, allowing you to interact with other members of the Map My Hike community. You can also challenge and compete with fellow runners and hikers to hone your skills overtime.
The app is free to download, but comes with ads and in-app purchases. If you take hiking seriously, it maybe worth considering getting a subscription that brings features like live-location tracking to offer peace of mind to your loved ones, and the ability to analyze and monitor your heart rate zones. Naturally, getting the monthly or yearly subscription also removes ads from the app. Those with a Gear OS smartwatch will be pleased to know that the Map My Hike has a wearable app as well.
5) Ramblr
This is more of an app for hikers with a heavy social media presence and/or if they want to chronicle their experiences for future perusal. The app will use GPS on your phone to offer accurate location. You can also get a map view of your trail and add audio notes, highlights etc for key points in your trail, adding to the customization aspect for your entire hiking experience. You can also use photos and videos for your trails, adding a personal touch to your trips.
The app comes with Facebook and Twitter integration, allowing you to quickly share the status of your hike with friends and family. You can also learn from the experiences of other travelers in the region. There is also a map view within the app, allowing you to quickly glance at hiking hotspots around you. It is recommended to carry a power bank while using this app as having the GPS on at all times can drain your phone's battery fairly quickly.
The best hiking app for android is free to download and comes with ads as well as in-app purchases. The app is compatible with smartphones and tablets running Android 4.1 and higher.
6) PeakFinder AR
This app uses augmented reality to figure out what peaks you're looking at. However, the app needs access to gyroscope as well as compass to work with the camera. There are over 650,000 peaks listed on the PeakFinder database, so you will find even that small hill around you, as well as bigger peaks like Mount Everest. The app also comes with a digital telescope feature that helps highlight less prominent peaks.
The app features the ability to show the solar and lunar orbit with rising and setting times. The peak directory is updated each day, adding to the ever growing list of newly discovered peaks. While this may not particularly help you on a hiking trip, the fact that it can help you identify mountains using a simple camera trick. The best part about this app is that it works both online and offline, so internet connection is not necessary for it to work. The best hiking app for android is paid, which I find much better than apps with annoying ads and in-app purchases. The app works with devices running Android 4.1 and up.
7) PeakVisor
This app is quite similar to the one we talked about above, and it can be extremely helpful in tagging mountains that you see around you. You can also take photos in a mountainous region and tag mountains in photos as well. Fortunately for the users, this app works worldwide and has both online and offline versions. The app also comes with a Sun Trail feature that helps you in manually adjusting your compass as well as planning for the hike ahead.
The clever camera feature on the app allows you to snap informative photos with peaks, their names as well as the elevation written on the photo. This can be excellent for social media sharing or simply to show your family and friends. As was the case with PeakFinder, PeakVisor too comes with a price tag. This is because it uses augmented reality, and building a database on top of that is no easy job. In return, you get all the features with no hidden charges or fees ever.
8) Camp Finder
This is an excellent app if you're looking to camp after a long trail or just settle down for the night. It comes from CampingRoadTrip.com which offers great tips on camping and other hiking related activity. The makers of the app claim that the app has data on around 19,000 campgrounds, RV parks and RV resorts around the U.S. You can also available attractive discounts discounts while camping which can help you keep the costs down.
There's a wide range of camping sites on show here, including privately owned properties, national parks, forests, as well as city, council, and regional owned. There are several articles on offer here that can help you hone your camping skills. This is also a paid app, which means there are no ads or in-app purchases. The best hiking app for android works with devices running Android 4.0.3 and above.
9) Audubon Bird Guide
This applies to a specific kind of hikers, especially those who are interested in finding and cataloguing new birds when on a hike. The app gives you comprehensive details on 800 species of North American birds and is built for all experience levels. Users are required to sign up or sign in to a NatureShare account, with details of your sightings and capture automatically shifting through the new service. The app has a revolutionary Bird ID feature which helps you recognize a recently sighted bird based on its wing shape or even the sound it makes.
This particular app is compatible with devices running Android 4.1 and up, which pretty much covers a large part of the Android population today. Audubon Bird Guide is a free download on the Google Play Store and lacks ads or in-app purchases. Be sure to have a closer look at this app.
10) Spyglass
This is an excellent offline GPS app that helps you determine your location regardless of whether you have internet connectivity or not. It can serve as binoculars or even as a heads-up display, giving hikers the much needed information on the topography of mountains or elevated areas around them. It also comes with Sun, Moon and Polaris star finder feature, which is mighty impressive as well.
For those who like doing things the old fashioned way, Spyglass also allows users to add GPS coordinates on their phones directly to find the precise location. It also gives you information on the altitude around you, which is handy while trekking through mountainous regions. Users can also save maps for offline use, which is a common feature among most hiking apps. Spyglass is a free app on the Google Play Store. Although there are no ads, it comes with in-app purchases. Spyglass works with devices running Android 5.0 and up.
11) ViewRanger
One of the best rated apps out there and the winner of Google Play's 2018 Android Excellence Award, ViewRanger is an excellent app with all the data you need to have before you set out on a trail. This is perhaps one of the few apps that lets you explore trails off the grid even without an internet connection, although users are required to download maps beforehand for this to work. ViewRanger also comes with a Gear OS app, so you can quickly view details on your trails through a compatible smartwatch.
There are over 180,000 routes posted on this app, so you will never run out regions to hike into. Further, you can draw routes, print maps and more for upcoming trips, with ViewRanger helping you setup a comprehensive plan. You can also turn on GPS on your phone to enable trail tracking and BuddyBeacon which privately shares your real time location with loved ones. ViewRanger is a free app but comes with in-app purchases. There are no ads.
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Listed Swedish property company Kungsleden AB (publ) has signed a ten-year contract on approximately 6,200 sq.m. with IES, the International English School, on the property Järnet 6, in Tyresö, near Stockholm.
IES will start up in autumn term 2014 with grades 4-9. Until this, Kungsleden will be adapting the premises for IES's activities by building specific accommodation for subjects like woodwork, music, the sciences and physical education.
The current educational premises were vacated in February 2014, when the previous tenant, the Municipality of Tyresö, relocated its adult education programme to Tyresö Senior High School.
The property is very centrally located in Tyresö, at the new highway exit to Tyresö Municipal Centre, an estate that is in development, with several new apartment blocks being planned and built. Other tenants in the property include keep-fit provider Friskis & Svettis, Tyresö Montessori School, Handelsbanken, the Swedish Public Employment Service and the Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm (KTH).
"We're delighted to be able to complete this important start-up with Kungsleden. With the great interest we're attracting from parents and students in the Municipalities of Tyresö and Haninge, we're really looking forward to the chance to develop our already positive collaboration with the Municipality of Tyresö and Kungsleden," commented Jörgen Stenquist, Deputy CEO of IES.
"Being able to develop the existing school premises in this property to the challenging standards IES is applying to its start-up in Tyresö feels great," responded Frida Stannow Lind, Kungsleden's Development Manager.
Kungsleden AB (publ) discloses the information in this press release according to the Swedish Securities Markets Act and/or the Swedish Financial Trading Act. The information was provided for public release on 5 May 2014 at 1:00 p.m.


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Fan groups say "no" to European super league
Posted on 5th June 2019
Supporters' groups have joined forces to tell their clubs they do not support proposals to create a European super league, hatched by the European Club Association (ECA) and UEFA.
The plans would starve lower league clubs of funding, destroy domestic cup competitions, and prevent newly successful clubs from competing in Europe.
Qualification to Europe would be partly based on heritage, undermining sporting integrity as entry is guaranteed regardless of domestic performances.
Only nine clubs in England are members of the ECA and supporters' groups from each have contacted their clubs outlining serious objections to the plans.
Kevin Miles, chief executive of the FSF, said:
"These proposals are totally counter to the principles of sporting achievement, and the knock-on effects would be disastrous throughout the game.
"The plans could force lower league clubs to the edge of the abyss, destroy domestic cup competitions, and pull up the drawbridge on teams with no European pedigree.
"It doesn't matter how big or small your club is – these proposals would be massively damaging throughout the football pyramid. We'll do everything in our powers to oppose them."
ECA and Juventus chairman Andrea Agnelli is reportedly responsible for the plans which would create a new format for club competitions from 2024-2025 onwards.
The number of European fixtures would increase dramatically with each club playing 14 games between September and December. Currently they play six.
Many games would take place on a weekend, pushing domestic league fixtures midweek and signalling the end of the League Cup. The FA Cup would primarily become a midweek competition.
Weekend slots generate the most TV revenue so the ECA and UEFA money grab would mean more going directly to Champions League clubs with dramatic consequences for the EFL.
Last season Championship clubs received £72.6m, League One clubs £16.3m, and League Two clubs £10.9m of Premier League TV income but this could dry up if the European super league elite horde more of that wealth.
Supporters' groups across Europe will be at the forefront of the campaign to oppose the ECA's plans and future campaign activities are planned for fans at all levels.
Letters have been / will be sent by supporter group from the ECA clubs: Arsenal Independent Supporters' Association, Arsenal Supporters' Trust, Chelsea Supporters' Trust, Blue Union (Everton), Leicester City Supporters' Trust, Manchester City Supporters' Club, Manchester United Supporters' Trust, Newcastle United Supporters' Trust, Spirit of Shankly (Liverpool), and Tottenham Hotspur Supporters' Trust.
You can see the full list of clubs who are ECA members here.
At a meeting of Premier League fan groups convened by the Football Supporters' Federation in May 2019 there was unanimous opposition to the concept of a super league AND unanimous support for these six principles:
Promotion and relegation based on sporting performance – from the bottom of the pyramid to qualification for Europe
No to closed leagues or franchise football – qualify on results, not through history or heritage
Weekends are for domestic leagues – protect fan culture, home and away. No live broadcasts on Saturdays at 3:00pm
We want competitive leagues – no to even more concentration of wealth and on-going domination by a fixed few top clubs
Domestic football comes first – protect the pyramid and cup competitions
Share the wealth – the money from elite football should be shared across the whole game
Six reasons to oppose a European Super League
How much money is enough money? The concept of a European super league has been around since the late-80s but the idea that won't die has once again resurfaced – this time led by Juventus chairman Andrea Agnelli (above) and the European Club Association (ECA).
FSA Statement: European Super League
Earlier today it was reported that Premier League clubs Liverpool and Manchester United are in talks with Europe's biggest football clubs about on their secret plans to join a new FIFA-backed tournament that would create a de facto European Super League.
Fan groups call for more supporter-orientated European finals
Supporter groups from the four finalists of the Champions League and Europa League are calling on fans across the continent to campaign for more supporter-orientated finals.
FA should rethink cup final price hike say fan groups
Posted on 22nd March 2018
The FA's decision to increase ticket prices for the 2018 FA Cup semi-finals and final "defies belief" say supporter groups from the competing teams.


What is LARM by definition?
LARM is a career fair that is held on Campus Valla primarily for students attending educations at The Institute of Technology. There will be more than 150 exhibitors and up to 9000 visitors, making it Linköping University's biggest career fair, covering approximately 1000 kvm of showcase space. On February 12th, 2019 the fair will take place for the 38th time on Campus Valla.
LARM is a career fair arranged each year by LinTek, the Union of Technology and Science Students at Linköping University. LARM consists of a Committee and group of Coordinators, which are dedicated students attending Linköping University, working together to create larger possibilities for students to find a desirable career. The organisation of LARM consists of different levels of dedicated students. Responsible for the whole organisation is the Project Manager that works with LARM as a full-time employee in LinTek. The committee itself consists of 18 people and varies in their levels of studies. The committee and their 19 coordinators all work with LARM voluntarily. This year we also have 206 hosts on different posts, which makes the whole organisation include 244 people including our Project Manager. As a host you will be the face of LARM towards students and exhibitors.
How will the day of the fair look like?
LARM2019 will take place at Campus Valla on February 12th, 2019. The fair will be open between 09-16. Your Coordinator will inform you about when and where your shift starts through this Host Portal. After the fair is closed at 16, the disassembly immediately begins. When done, we get ready for the Banquet! The fair consists of three areas; the C-building, the Tent at Blå havet and the Dining hall in Kårallen. There will be two Information Desks, one located in Colosseum in the C-building and one in Kårallen. In Colosseum, there will also be a logistics desk. In the event of an emergency, there are first aid kits available at each Information Desk. Individual meetings will be held in the A-building. There will be a check-in desk at Ledsna flickan in the same building.
How do I obtain Host Portal access? What do I do if I cannot log in?
For questions concerning for example the functionality of this page or the day of the fair, please refer to the Contact a LARM Representative page.


Harbour House began in a fine converted Georgian building on The Promenade, and over the years has expanded into neighbouring properties to now offer three spacious yoga studios, an art studio on the top floor, several meeting rooms, a popular vegetarian café with a secluded garden, and the largest gallery space available for hire for miles around.
Harbour House is run by a small team of part-time staff. We are fortunate to be supported by a charitable trust, and are grateful for the help of numerous loyal volunteers in the many areas of our work.
Our office is staffed Monday - Friday, 10.30 am - 12.30 pm, and outside these hours we're happy to see you by appointment.


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Domain Group provide property advertising and media online via mobile, social media and in magazines, and technology services to the real estate industry, and have more than 700 employees across Australia.
When Domain Group separated from Fairfax Media in 2017 there was no real structured program in place for onboarding. The business was relying solely on hiring managers to own the process.
Wanting to provide a consistent onboarding experience for all new starters, the Employee Experience team moved to a manual spreadsheet-managed process that involved emails, manual confirmations and a physical welcome handbook for new hires.
Understanding the need to streamline the process, they started digitising onboarding, introducing a single intranet-style landing page to supplement the spreadsheet-managed process. This was intended as a one-stop destination for new hires, with the goal of making the process easier.
As Domain Group grew from 200 to 700 employees in under two years, there was a strong emphasis on ensuring new starters were onboarded effectively and engaged within the business.
Aware of how critical the first 90 days are for new hires in terms of employee engagement and retention. The initial goal for the Employee Experience team was to deliver consistent and automated onboarding, but ultimately a great employee experience.
Domain is now using Enboarder for onboarding nationally, and helping new hires know how to succeed at Domain.
Most teams have concurrent onboarding workflows with specific business unit content. For example, each sales team has a workflow to cover product and system knowledge to help get them up and running in their markets. This online learning is supplemented by face-to-face training.
The Employee Experience team were looking for a solution that delivered information at exactly the right time, rather than overwhelming new hires with a flood of information at once, as the original intranet portal did.
Domain's Employee Experience team are in the process of integrating their HRIS Cornerstone with Enboarder to automatically trigger the onboarding experience for managers and new hires each time a new staff member signs their letter of offer.
Domain has onboarded 283 new hires in the past 12 months and their employee NPS scores are extremely strong at 83 for that same time period, as they can now consistently deliver a great experience.
In terms of cost savings and efficiencies, using Enboarder enabled the Domain Employee Experience team to re-allocate the headcount of the person who was previously managing the manual onboarding process, focusing the role on other value-adding activities in the team.
"...the lead up to the first day was great, knowing a lot of forms and things were out of the way and having a better understanding of what to expect was really good. My manager has been great at setting up an induction plan to meet my peers and slowly get on top of the product and the strategy."


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Directorate of Research & Advancement
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The Directorate of Research Administration and Advancement of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) was established in December 2016 with the aim of setting the University on a path to becoming a leader in cutting edge research that will impact society, meet institutional and national development goals, and raise the institution's research profile internationally.
The University Advancement Office, which had been established in 2013, was merged with the directorate in 2016, thus becoming the Directorate of Research Administration and Advancement (DRAA). The office is responsible for developing strategies for maintaining lifelong relationships with Alumni and donors; for endowment and fundraising towards meeting the institution's stated development goals.
National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN)
Directorate of Research Administration and Advancement (DRAA)
Plot 91, Cadastral Zone
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Jabi, Abuja
Email: researchandadvancement@noun.edu.ng
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Q: How to bump version (SemVer conform) after updating underlying database I have a service that uses a package which is basically just a wrapper around an ElasticSearch index. I had to update the index as new data is added on a yearly basis. The source of the data needs to be added to the wrapper, which means releasing a new version. This does not at all change the expected behavior of the wrapper, it just enables querying the most recent data as well.
This got me thinking, since I would like to stick to the semantic versioning as closely as possible. It's certainly no major upgrade, and since the functionality is completely backwards compatible it's not even a minor upgrade. Marking it as a bugfix, however, also feels wrong.
Now I was wondering if anybody had any insight as to what the "correct" way of handling such a scenario would be. My gut tells me that the minor version would somehow be the way to go, but it somehow feels like compromising rather than "the way to go".
Cheers!

A: This looks like you conflated software version management with configuration management. Intuitively, such things as data sources to select from should be part of the deployment configuration of the software, and thus should not affect the software version at all.
However, if adding a data source is handled by building a new version of the wrapper software, a patch version doesn't seem to be too inappropriate, as you're not releasing new functionality.
The authors of SemVer probably didn't consider a scenario as yours, as it really should be done using a configuration, so their wording focuses on patching, but if you must use this approach it seems to be the least ugly choice.

A: This sounds like it should be a major version update - it seems that in the previous version of the software a function call would return data relating to e.g. 2019. In the new version of the software the same function call will return data relating to 2020.
So the expected behaviour of the old version is not maintained in the new version, it's not backwards compatible and therefore should be marked as a major version update.
This encourages people consuming the package to choose explicitly which version they need based on which data they are interested in consuming, and not let a package management tool choose automatically for them and apply the update silently.


•Everybody was Kung Fu fighting!
These titles were tested on a Sadler's Wells email around the opening of Dance Umbrella, London's long established dance festival. It coincided with the opening of Shaolin Monks - Wheel of Life, at the Peacock Theatre, which provided an opportunity to have a little fun. It might be assumed that the people who make up our email list would be much more likely open an email informing them about Dance Umbrella, but in the end it didn't work out that way.
Often our audiences don't take stuff as seriously as we do. It may be our life's work; for them it is leisure and sometimes the cold facts are not enough to grab someone's attention.
ps: The open rate was higher for the second title but, as was expected, more people booked for Dance Umbrella shows than the Shaolin Monks. The email list really is a dance list, the huge audiences we got for the Shaolin Monks came from new attenders.


How can yoga help with addiction recovery?
It takes courage to explore your fears. Addiction is a serious disorder and can happen to anyone. Addiction, unfortunately, is a taboo subject and a lot of stigmas attached to it.
Anyone can be addicted to social media, TV, food addictions-junk foods, aerated drinks to alcohol, our partners, money, work, fast cars, drugs, smoking etc. Whatever the addiction the person suffering cannot refrain from over thinking, overindulgence or manipulate behaviours to get what they want.
The first step to recovery is to realise and admit that you have a problem. Next is to work on yourself and your surroundings to identify the triggers that compromise your thinking and behaviours. A third step is to change the lifestyle and mindset. Yoga helps in a big way. Yoga is a way of life. It helps to simplify things and helps in stress management one of the major trigger factors that lead to addiction.
Yoga helps to calm the nervous system and relaxes your mind and body. Benefits of the parasympathetic nervous system. All the Kriyas help to detox and help to cleanse the body systems like digestive, oro-naso passages, circulation system, respiratory systems etc. Pranayamas help to focus and calm the senses and the mind.
Pravatasana, Yoga Mudra, Yastikasana, Ustrasana, Matsyasana is a great stretch for the thoracic spine, upper chest region and the shoulders. Ancient texts, mention Matsyasana as the "destroyer of all diseases." Also, Surya Namaskar is useful since it gives all round stretch to the body. All these asanas help to relieve anxiety and stress when done with proper breathing and right bhavas.
Addiction recovery all the Kriyas play a vital role to detox and cleanse the systems. Some important Kriyas that help are Jalneti, Sutraneti, KapalBhati, and Vamandhouti. Kriyas teach self-reliance and boost the immune system.
Pranayamas or breathing exercise- They help to calm the mind, stop the mind chatter and de-stress. Recommended are Yogendra Pranayama I, II, III and IV. Also, Anulom-Vilom or Nadi Sodhana Pranayama helps to detox the body systems; de-stress and calm the mind.
Shavasana, TYI pioneered Nishpanda Bhava, Anitya Bhavana help in attitudinal changes when practised regularly. These techniques help to de-stress and teach the method to maintain a balanced state of mind in all circumstances.
Doing meditation each day for five minutes helps to connect with your true self. It is a great technique to relax and unwind. Just before you go to bed make it a habit to meditate each it. Try Guided meditation and Mantra meditation.
Diet also plays a major role. Yogic Sattvic diet is recommended which includes fresh organic seasonal vegetables, fruits, greens, whole grains. Also, do not overeat; ideally half of the stomach should be filled with food, 1/4th with liquid and 1/4th kept empty. (Empty because it aids the digestion process). Eat only when you are hungry.
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Climate Change Cases Can Move Forward in State Courts, But Will They Be Successful?
Darrin D. Gambelin Monica Browner
A torrent of recent decisions has pointed to state courts as the venue in which states, cities and other local jurisdictions can seek damages from fossil fuel companies for their contribution to climate change. In the past few years, states, cities and counties across the nation have brought state law public nuisance claims against fossil fuel companies like ExxonMobil and Chevron, arguing that their practices and knowledge of climate change has interfered with public health and safety as increasing sea levels, extreme drought, rising temperatures, and extreme precipitation events interfere with and damage public and private property. In reviewing theses cases, federal courts have whittled down the arguments made by the fossil fuel companies for removing these claims to federal court, clearing the way for these suits to proceed in state courts. The battles have been largely centered on procedural issues, so the merits of these nuisance claims have yet to be scrutinized. But some federal courts have opined on the compelling science of climate change, providing an indications that theses case may find success in state court.
Daily Journal subscribers can read the full article here.


Apple today announced an update for its Clips app for the iPhone and the iPad , which is adding new Selfie Scenes, additional filters, fresh posters, and new stickers, text labels, and soundtracks.
Clips, for those unfamiliar with the concept, is a video editing app designed to allow users to combine several video clips, images, and photos with voice-based titles, music, filters, and graphics to create enhanced videos that can be shared on social media sites.
Clips was released in early 2017 and has since seen several updates to add new features.
Apple's Clips app for iPhone and iPad has been updated with new creative assets including content from Pixar's Incredibles 2 movie. The latest update includes six more Selfie Scenes that use the TrueDepth camera on the latest iPhones and iPad Pros, and the new version powers them with the Neutral Engine on the new A12 Bionic Chip.


Summermusic was started in 1993 by Peter and Susan Morris, two accomplished musicians, when they moved to Deep River, Ontario from Ottawa. The camp had modest beginnings at the local high school in Deep River, using only the music room and auditorium to accommodate its handful of students and staff of three. A few years later the camp moved to the Deep River Curling & Squash Club, where eventually even the locker rooms were needed for class space as the enrolment grew. Avoiding errant golf balls became an unintended acquired skill when rehearsals occasionally had to be held outside the Club due to space restrictions.
By 1997, the camp developed into the two week day-camp we know today. In 2006, the camp moved to its current location, St. Mary's Catholic School where the student population grew to 114 by 2011 with a staff of 12. Since that time, Summermusic consistently draws approximately 100 campers every year – an amazing feat for a town of 4000. As of 2007 Summermusic entered its second generation, as former students, who had pursued further music studies, joined the ranks of the staff. While most of our attendees are Deep River children and youth, we also attract young musicians from throughout Renfrew County, and the city of Ottawa, in addition to southern Ontario, the western provinces, Québec, the Maritimes, and the U.S.
Summermusic offers its full-day campers two levels of orchestra, wind and string ensembles, a Chamber choir, and a Junior Choir program which includes beginner instrumental instruction. These programs are for ages 9 through 18 and include fun recreational and musical arts activities. Deep River is situated on the beautiful Ottawa River so our recreational sessions include one afternoon at the beach, which is always an exciting time for our campers! The camp concludes with an afternoon performance by the students for parents, friends and the general public. Our full-day camp runs from 9:15 a.m. to 3:15 a.m., Monday through Friday.
In addition to our full-day programs, we offer two Music for the Young programs for ages 5 through 8. Music for the Young runs daily for either a 60 or 90 minute session, depending on the age of the group.
For more detailed information about Summermusic's programs, please check the Programs page.
On our Facebook page, you will find regular camp updates and photo galleries – check it out.
To provide children and youth the opportunity to be immersed in a supportive, inspirational musical environment.
To offer students high-quality music instruction led by professional musicians and teachers who are dedicated to the value of musical education in a positive setting.
To offer musical education to children and youth regardless of previous musical experience; that is, to provide programming appropriate for young musicians of all levels, as well as introductory programs for children 5 to 8 years old.
To uphold the philosophical belief that an appreciation and joy of music is vital in the development of a balanced, well-rounded contributing member of our society.


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Hollywood is one of the biggest entertainment industries in the world and caters to the entertainment needs of millions around the world. We all have had celebrity crushes and always believe that they are as good and pure as they portray in movies or evil based on their characters.
Most of us millennials have always been a fan of Sylvester Stallone. The handsome hunk who dawned the role of John Rambo and saved thousands of people on the screen encouraging people to do good for others.
The one and only Rocky Balboa for inspiring to not give up on their dreams and fight for it no matter how hard it gets. What if I tell you that was all a shield for hiding his true dark nature. Would you believe it? Most of you would say that it isn't possible at all right?
We also never thought that a legendary actor of his stature could do any such thing but according to recent reports a woman has accused Stallone of raping her while she was a minor in 1990. The lady alleged that she was raped by the Rambo star in his office in Santa Monica when he found out the two were alone.
Coincidentally, Rambo forcing a teenage girl into threesome have also surfaced and judging by the recent trends in Hollywood, this could just be the beginning.
The 16-year-old admitted to have consensual sex with Sylvester but the actor forced her to sleep with him as well as his bodyguard. The bodyguard allegedly forced the teenager to give him oral sex before penetrating her. Sylvester then forced her to give him oral sex as well.
Sylvester has denied all the allegations in both the cases and stated that there was no rape involve in either of the cases.
The Hollywood might seem a great and lovely place to be, but it surely has a dark alley where any aspiring actor or actress wouldn't want to find themselves passing by.
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