Hello everyone, my name is Kurai, and as you can tell from my post count, I am a new member here. My prime interest in KHInsider is roleplaying. To that end, I was wondering, how active is the roleplay forum here? I can see from my small amount of lurking that multiple people have posted in the last several days, leading me to believe this is a fairly active community.
Thank you in advance to anyone who responds!
EDIT: Sorry if this is in the wrong section, not exactly sure where to put it.
Hello, Kurai. I'd first like to say welcome to the Roleplaying section.
As far as activity goes, there is regular posting in the section, but the activity in general is far lower than what it should be for a forum of this size. Though the numbers have dwindled over the years (though I'd like to think we are on a rebound, even if it's just a slight one), the community itself is fairly solid and definitely keeps the section alive. At the very least, I can assure you that you will have a great time here and interact with some amazing and creative people.
If you need anything, feel free to contact either myself or Orion, or you could post your questions here: The Roleplaying Tavern.
Hello and thank you for the quick reply, Omni.
Ah, I see, thank you for summing it up so concisely. This sounds like a very nice community. You should be seeing me around in the future.
Ah, I would certainly suggest them. Both films thus far have been an amazing re-imagining of the series.
This sounds like a very nice community.
Welcome, Kurai. Welcome to KHInsider's Role-Playing Slavedom, where we make RPs to please our Overlord Jezza-san, and save ourselves from his supernova wrath.
@Omni- Yes, I've heard they're phenomenal. They're on my list, I just haven't quite made it to them yet.
@Ven- Does the sloth mean that it's super slow around here...? Other than that, thank you for the welcome.
Welcome to the section, I hope to be writing along side you friend.
Why no, my dear boy! I just find them utterly fascinating creatures, as they are. Quite humorous, hrm.
@KidA- Thank you for the welcome. I hope to roleplay with you in the future as well.
@Ven- Oh, alright then. I have to admit, they do look pretty funny.
Welcome to the section, Kurai! It's great to see a new face, especially one specifically interested in roleplaying, when often it seems most just stumble upon the place. I'm the resident Overlord the Professor was talking about, but I'm not so bad, really.
As Omni has described, in size and pace the roleplaying section these days is a little small and slow, but the sub-community that composes its members are tightly-knit in their individual groups, and it's not uncommon to see small groups migrating between roleplays.
Hello Orion, thank you for the welcome and the rundown. I'm excited to start roleplaying in a new place, even activity isn't extremely high. I'll lurk around for a while and try to get a hang for how stuff works around here.
Welcome to the roleplaying community Kurai! You won't be disappointed. We have some extremely creative and talented writers here, and I look forward to roleplaying with you brutha!
Oh and judging from your sig, you want a vanitas signature. We have plenty of great digital artists here in the media forum I believe? Get your favorite Vanitas picture and they'll whip up something great.
Sent you a welcome via visitor message, but wouldn't hurt to say hi again, right?
As everyone else has stated, welcome to KHI~ Always awesome to get new members; even more awesome to get fellow roleplayers!
Lurk around, get a feel for the place. Or dive right in and join a roleplay! Whatever your preference, just make sure to have fun~! woopwoop.
@Sora- Thank you for that information, I'll check out the media forum. Hope to roleplay with you in the future.
@Rhapsody- I VM'ed you back, but it couldn't help to post here as well, right? Thanks for the warm welcome. I hope to get RPing very soon.
Hello, Kurai! Welcome to the forums, and the roleplaying section! *bows* Sadly, I am unable to participate in RPs at the moment, prominently because of an unfortunate inability to seperate paragraphs. I'm using a DSi to post on the site lol. Whenever I get a better means to post here, I'll be quite happy to RP with you. ^^ Anyways, a warm welcome to you sir, and I hope you enjoy your time here. VM me if you want to chat it up sometime.
Hello there Xblade, thank you for the welcome. It's nice to have so many people stop in and say hello, thank you for taking the time to make a new member feel at home. I hope that you get a better means of posting soon so that we can RP together. Until then, maybe we can discuss ideas for RPs we might play in the future? In fact, maybe we can use this thread as a general think tank for RP ideas that people would like to try?
Any characters, settings and/or plots you've had buzzing around in your head and want to see implemented?
Nice to see the quick reply. Well, I love roleplaying Kingdom Hearts (obviously). I have been trying to brew up an RP in the KH universe, but I haven't had too much inspiration lately. Also, I haven't gotten to play 3D's yet, so I'm a little out of the loop as far as story goes. Even so, pretty much any idea involving Kingdom Hearts I can get behind. I have several KH characters ready for use, mostly dark Keybearers, as well as some others, like a Gunblade apprentice who trains under Squall.
I tend to like action-packed RPs. I live for the epic fight scenes that arise from two RPers going at it full force. I also love other aspects of RPs, of course, but it seems to me that combat is where people show their true colors. On the other hand, if someone had an idea for a low- or no-combat RP, I'm all ears. I love to try new things.
I have a Star Wars RP written that I was never able to successfully launch, if there is enough interest here I'd love to reboot it.
As for other ideas, I have hundreds... I've always wanted to do some sort of Final Fantasy RP, probably in Ivalice (Final Fantasy Tactics/A2 and Final Fantasy 12) or Eorzea (Sp?)(Final Fantasy 14). I'd love to try a World Ends With You RP as well.
One thing I've wanted to try lately is an RP where the characters start low-powered and progress over time. I realize this is probably a fairly common paradigm, but it's one I haven't had the pleasure of experiencing in forum-RP form. By "progress," I mean narrative development as well as learning new abilities (assuming the RP would make use of abilities of course). The RP would be sculpted to encourage character development. An easy example would be some sort of academy RP that follows the student's progression.
Finally, I love a good Battle RP (as you can probably infer from my second paragraph), and I find it an easy way to integrate into a new forum. If anyone is interested in battling, let me know. I'd prefer to keep it in the KH universe, but other than that I'm open to any suggestions.
Now I will reciprocate the question, Orion, but others can feel free to answer as well: Do you have any characters, settings or plots that you've been wanting to try out?
I'm currently contacting people to flesh out the setting/background for a sword-and-planet sci-fi roleplay. Tyrranical government ban on firearms and explosives force roleplayers to 'engineer' interesting technologies into more classical weapons and armour. Might even turn out something like your traditional fantasy adventure-quest roleplay, but substituted for a sci-fi setting, plus a little of the unique things that genre enables.
That's about it, right now. I've been slow in roleplaying lately. I've got an original setting, background and plot for an action-adventure science-fantasy story, but making it work for the roleplaying format is a bit hard given the scope of what's already present.
I had a TWEWY RP going, but it garnered little interest and one of the main players has dropped off KHI as a whole indefinitely.
I've been in sort of an RP slump myself, but that's one of the reasons I'm here, to try and boost my activity.
Anyway, if you're interested, I'd love to run a TWEWY RP, either a reboot of your last one or a new plot. I like creating RPs, so if you'd like I can come up with a plot for it. Otherwise we could collaboratively write something up. I'm open to anything.
Your original-setting RP sounds incredibly interesting as well and sounds like something I could get behind. I can help with world building if you would like or I can just be a player should it ever take off.
I assume that none of my other ideas resonated with you?


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Home & Decorating
Chef Manu lets us inside his Maroubra home
While COVID-19 has forced mass chaos in the restaurant trade, chef Manu Feildel has turned his attention to his home front. Find out what he treasures most.
by Catherine Nikas-Boulos
11th Jul 2020 11:16 AM
While COVID-19 has forced mass chaos in the restaurant trade, chef Manu Feildel has turned his attention to his home front.
"I had often been away travelling with my work over the past few years so during this crazy period, I have been able to be at home and spend time with my family," he says. "I hope the restaurant industry will be able to recover. Having come from the restaurant industry, my hope is that small and big businesses will be able to bounce back with the help of their local communities."
The Australian Eggs ambassador has also drawn on 35 years' experience in the hospitality industry to launch into food retail with The Sauce by Manu, and is using any down time to finish a rebuild of a warehouse converted into a kitchen filming studio space. "It's an unusual year, but an exciting one too," he says.
From omelettes to juggling, Manu loves the versatility of eggs. Picture: Justin Lloyd
Favourite thing: There are so many ingredients to choose from, but I personally think eggs are the most versatile. They are an essential ingredient for making meals to remember, from your family pav to your favourite perfectly poached egg.
Institut Paul Bocuse Gastronomique Books.
Cookbook: This is the Institut Paul Bocuse Gastronomique Book - the dictionary from the godfather of French cooking.
Manu Feildel framed with his family.
Framed family picture: They are the most important people in my life - my wife and two kids.
Leather knife wrap from Tasmania.
Knives and knife roll: This beautiful case was made by Maka Leathergoods in Tasmania. I keep a collection of knives in there, some that date back to my apprenticeship.
Collection of chopping boards.
Chopping boards: I've been collecting chopping boards from around the country, from different trees. It's a passion of mine.
A wooden spoon for every occasion.
Wooden spoons: Every time I travel somewhere, I pick up a wooden spoon.
Boxing Kit.
Boxing kit: I started boxing about three years ago and I love it so much, I train three days a week. It's a great all-round sport. I'm hoping to have a celebrity fight next year.
Manu's sauces.
The Sauce: This is a project that I've been working on for nearly five years - it's finally made it to retail. I am very proud of it, and it is the tip of the iceberg for me.
Cooking steps for Charlee.
Wooden stool: This is a sentimental favourite - it's the stool that Charlee stands on while cooking with me.
Spirit cabinet.
Drinks cabinet: I love a good splash of whisky on a nightly basis.
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We have Yellow Publication maps for sale at the festival and the sale of these helps us to run the festival.


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Somali gangs: Inside SA's hidden bloody war
Unreported to the police, bloody battles rage on our city's streets leaving an uncounted number dead
Bongani Fuzile
Gangs fighting within the Somali community is not affecting their community alone, but SA communities where people live and trade.
Somali Board of South Africa general secretary Abdirizak Ali Osman warned that they are aware of gangs operating in their community, where a number of people have been killed.
This comes on the heels of a shootout on busy Durban Road in Korsten, Port Elizabeth, where a young Somali man was shot and killed after an argument broke out, sparking fears of retribution.
CCTV footage obtained by Times Select (below) shows about five people shooting at one another. Mohammed Sallah, 25, was fatally wounded.
The incident, which happened just after 6pm on October 27, was captured by shop cameras as a man started shooting into the air before three others came out of the shop and retaliated.
Port Elizabeth police spokesperson Colonel Priscilla Naidu confirmed the shooting, saying no arrest has been made.
Osman said this was happening a lot in Cape Town and Gauteng, and has now spilled over into Port Elizabeth. Concern about the escalation of attacks has prompted intervention by the board.
"We are aware of gangs that are fighting within our Somali community and this has led to a number of deaths, more especially in Cape Town. Port Elizabeth was affected as well as Gauteng," said Osman.
An insider at the Somali United Community of South Africa said the reason that Somalis killing one another is largely unreported is because it is dealt with internally through the paying of blood money.
"Back home in Somalia if you kill someone you pay what is called compensation; we call it blood money. This is now here in South Africa, and when one is killed, they don't report that to the authorities. Instead, they meet to discuss compensation and if the family agrees, the money is paid to the grieving family," the man said.
"The problem is our elders who are still using that system. In that area of Port Elizabeth we've lost about five or six Somalis who have been killed by their fellow countrymen. This is rarely reported to the police. The other killings are armed robberies in the period of 2015 and 2018, which have made this number to go up," said the source.
John Abdulaye, a Somali trader in Port Elizabeth, confirmed this: "This blood money is a tradition we are used to and in this community they are killing each other freely as they know that they will pay and it will go no further. But this is another country; laws are different."
He said the two prominent gangs are Rahanwayn and Mareehan. "When these two gangs clash, blood flows and families are left without their breadwinners."
This is confirmed by other Somali residents, who revealed that there is a war between different factions in their community, which has led to the death of an unconfirmed number of Somalis in Port Elizabeth.
Businessman and spaza shop owner Mohamed Nur claims about 20 people have been killed in two years since 2016 in Port Elizabeth alone. "The Somali people are fighting each other; we are fighting in a foreign country. Since early 2016 to date about 20 people have died. Go to Malabar cemetery, you will find many Somalis buried there."
Osman said they held a conference two months ago where a number of issues, including gangsterism, were discussed. "A meeting with the community elders was held and a number of issues were discussed and we are working with police authorities to resolves these issues. We can say now that the problem is not as bad as before."
He would not talk about the details of the discussions. "We doing best to work with communities in resolving these problems we are facing."
However, Naidu could not confirm other similar murders in Port Elizabeth: "Sallah was shot several times by the three suspects who fled the scene. The reason for the argument and fatal shooting is unknown at this stage and Mohammed Sallah succumbed to his injuries in hospital. The suspect is known and arrest is imminent."
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President's Message: Dedicat…
Alumni in Focus
Lafayette Today
Lafayette Moments
President's Message: Dedicated Alumni
In developing the strategic plan that guides the College's direction, one of the first steps undertaken by the Strategic Planning Steering Committee, working closely with members of the Board of Trustees, was to identify the core values that have long defined and empowered the College. Those discussions focused on four key components of Lafayette's core identity and purpose:
To educate highly promising students and promote the intellectual and personal maturation required for global citizenship
To promote excellence in faculty as teachers and scholars who make meaningful contributions to the lives of their students and to the knowledge and conduct of their disciplines
To support highly qualified administrators and staff who are essential to the functioning and advancement of the College
To be a caring and engaged community whose members are mutually interested in the well being and flourishing of all
At the same time, the committee reaffirmed that the College's success in upholding its core values is most fully realized through its alumni: Trained in critical inquiry, Lafayette graduates possess verbal, written, and quantitative literacy. They are morally knowledgeable, possess multicultural sophistication, and appreciate humanistic and artistic exploration. Our alumni understand the multifaceted role that science and technology play in our lives. While they have disciplinary expertise, they are broadly educated, skilled at discerning the multidisciplinary features of complex problems, and are life-long learners.
This issue of Lafayette Magazine highlights in particular the achievements of recent graduates and their contributions to our College and our society. It also illustrates the important and much-valued role that alumni play in providing learning and internship opportunities for our students beyond College Hill. Lafayette's alumni support and advance the College's educational mission in remarkably important ways. Their involvement is essential not only in helping students get a good start in their careers but in every aspect of our mission. We are immensely proud of their achievements and grateful for all they do.
Daniel H.Weiss
Michael D. Kiser (kiserm@lafayette.edu)
Kathleen Parrish (parrishk@lafayette.edu)
Sharon Sanders (sanderss@lafayette.edu)
Kristen Lopez
Lori Hixon, editor
Stevie O. Daniels, assistant editor
Sharon Sanders, assistant editor
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All Good Things Must End: How "The Good Place" Teaches a Lesson in Story Telling.
"The Good Place" recently revealed it's final episode of season four, and subsequently, the final episode of the entire series. This isn't a comprehensive review of the show, nor will there be any spoilers. This blog post will only cover how "The Good Place" created a masterful ending, the downfall of various shows that have been continued for years, and what you can do to close the final chapter of a piece of work.
A primary theme of the last couple episodes is "All Good Things Must Come to an End." If you have an unlimited amount of time and resources at your disposal, you'll eventually complete all your desires. Even if your desires change and grow, with enough time you may end up leveling off as you experience it all. Shows like the Simpsons and Family guy unfortunately drag out their glory. You can tell how after a certain season the writing and creativity of the jokes and stories drop quality. The jokes get stale and cringey. The story and lessons becomes forgettable, and the overall message of the show in its entirety becomes muddled. This often is caused by a mixture of fatigue, writers block, changing of staff, intended audiences shifting, attempting to appease certain political ideologies, and even changes to the cultural zeitgeist. However, there are instances where shows have been going on for decades that still have a strong and developing story. One Piece has almost 1000 episodes, and has been a long-running manga for many years. With a solid foundation, and with lots of amazing and uniquely creative settings, the world of One Piece still has a strong essence compared to the very first reveal of Luffy. How did Eiichiro Oda accomplish such a feat? It may be a mystery, but perhaps it's the memorable characters who shift and grow, the unending creativity of the different settings all on the same world, the epic fights, and still maintaining true to the same audience it was originally created for. Perhaps Oda has a specific ending already mapped out, and knew of it from the very start of his manga.
Regardless, it's important to let a good story end, no matter how badly we want more. The more we ask for in a show or a book, the less quality we may be getting in its story, thus the more disappointed we become. When you have a story you wish to share, be sure to have the ending in mind, otherwise you risk dragging it out and diminishing its quality.


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A question of taste - Alan Foley
Alan Foley is the artistic director of Cork City Ballet, and also runs the Alan Foley Academy of Dance. He is directing the forthcoming production of Giselle at Cork Opera House, from November 10-12.
Des O'Driscoll
Best recent book you've read:
I, Maya Plisetskaya — the legendary Bolshoi ballerina's memoirs help to explain some of the paradoxes her life embraced, while they shed light on an even greater enigma: the Soviet Union's curious relationship with its artists.
Best recent film:
Florence Foster Jenkins. There are great lessons in that movie for everyone: ie, follow your dream, just do it, and Meryl Streep's final line in the movie '…they might say I can't sing, but they can never say I didn't sing.'
Best recent show/exhibition/gig you've seen:
New York City Ballet performing Swan Lake at The Met. There was a huge cast of swans in the corps de ballet and the choreography was so clever and mathematic. It's such a privilege to be able to travel and see world-class ballet, on a regular basis, with my job.
Best piece of music you've been listening to lately:
I'm a big Phil Collins fan and I never tire of his music.
First-ever piece of music or art, or film, that really moved you:
The Bridges of Madison County. I thought the acting was sublime and the film really showed the 'sliding doors' of life and how, in an instant, everything can change…or not!
The best ballet you've ever seen outside of Cork:
Manon, presented by the Royal Ballet, in Covent Garden, London. With stunning choreography by Sir Kenneth MacMillan and a magnificent score by Massenet, this visually breath-taking ballet is my all-time favourite. I've been lucky enough to see many companies, all over the world, dance it, from American Ballet Theatre, at the Met in New York, to the Mariinsky Ballet Company in St Petersburg, Russia.
Tell us about your TV viewing:
Since I stopped dancing professionally, I rediscovered TV again and now I spend many a happy evening on the couch in front of the box. I love Downton Abbey and I'm also a big fan of Keeping Up Appearances, with Hyacinth Bucket. The recent showing of Smalltown, with Pat Shortt, was wonderful, with incredible acting from all involved, and, of course, I love anything to do with David Attenborough.
Radio listening and/or podcasts:
I tune in to Neil Prendeville on Red FM to catch up with what's going on in the city. And Liz Nolan on Lyric FM.
You're curating your dream show — what three stars are involved, living or dead?
Sylvie Guillem — prima ballerina — Edith Piaf and Frank Sinatra.
Your best celebrity encounter:
I'm afraid I'm not a big fan of the celebrity culture, but I did meet Princess Diana once, at a ballet event in the Coliseum in London, shortly before her death. She's someone I really admired, so it was nice to meet her.
Best animal encounter:
Riding a camel in Tunisia. It was the most uncomfortable (animal) experience of my life, but what a great laugh it was getting on and off the camel. Being a ballet dancer, I tried to dismount gracefully, but pride came before the fall and I went head first into the sand.
Favourite-ever item of clothing:
Rover boots I bought in Stockholm many years ago. I bought seven pairs of them and I have two left — which I still wear. I love them!
Unsung hero — individual, organisation, or group you think don't get the profile/praise they deserve:
Caitriona Twomey and her team at Cork Penny Dinners. They do amazing work.
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Some say "toe-may-toe," some say "toe-mah-toe," and some say "tyranny."
And the latter goes down quite tasteless, said local farmer Janie Burns.
"We're chained to the idea of a tomato on our plate every day of the year, even if it tastes like cardboard," said Burns, chair of the Treasure Valley Food Coalition.
Burns and the TVFC's aim is to put a little more flavor on local tables with the Tomato Independence Project, which kicks off today (Saturday, Jan. 12) at Edwards Greenhouse. The series of events will encourage the herbivore in all of us to reconsider the humble tomato.
The paradigm shift starts with rethinking the economic, health and environmental impacts of one of the world's most popular fruits, Burns said.
The Tomato Independence Project includes a year of classes, lectures and seed swaps that dig into the eco-politics of commercial agriculture and empower tomato lovers to eat local from the ground up with gardening tips and community collaboration.
Nearly 90 percent of the tomatoes eaten in the Treasure Valley can't call themselves Idaho natives. Most hail from California or Mexico. And the equivalent of three tractor-trailer loads deliver the salad staple from out of state on a daily basis—even in August, when local gardens burst with juicy, vine-ripened varieties. The imports cost the State of Idaho about $15 million in lost revenue every year, according to the coalition. And it's a tasteless type of tyranny, coalition members say.
Coalition board member Amy Hutchinson said people can participate in the Tomato Independence Project in small but important ways.
"Resolve to grow tomatoes in your garden or patio, ask your favorite restaurant to serve only local tomatoes when in season, teach others how to grow and cook with tomatoes," Hutchinson said.
The project launches today from 2-4 p.m. at Edwards Greenhouse with a discussion about the health, economic and environmental benefits of locally grown tomatoes. To learn more about the project, visit treasurevalleyfoodcoalition.org.


As we know, the main goal of Revenue Management is to sell the right product to the right customer at the right time and for the right price, with an ultimate goal to maximize the bottom line (the final profit). "The right price" is found through Dynamic Pricing, which should be the central element of every property's Revenue Management strategy.
Effective Revenue Management requires a lot of forecasting. In order to be successful, it is necessary to be able to estimate approximate demand level for every day in the future, at least 365 days ahead, and price your hotel room accordingly. One of the biggest advantages of Dynamic Pricing concept is the ability to adjust to the real demand fluctuations, even if your initial forecast was inaccurate.
The basic concept behind Dynamic Pricing in Revenue Management is simple: a hotel room should be priced based on supply and demand inter-correlations (equilibrium price).
In general, room rates should be increased when demand exceeds supply (to capitalize on ADR) and lowered when demand is weak (when it is necessary to increase occupancy). Proper pricing adjustments (daily or even hourly), which take existing demand into account, are the key to increased profitability.
1. "Macro" level - external market data (in the form of published rates of all hotels in the area/region, as well as observed volume of searches/bookings for future dates in this region). Published rate information can be obtained through various rate shopping tools. There's no shortage of those in the market right now. OTA's also have vast amounts of this data and they're now willing to share this information with their partners and individual hotels.
2. "Micro" level – internal hotel data (in the form of daily statistics, booking pace, etc). This data is only available on the hotel level, through access to the property's PMS system.
There's also the third kind of data that many hoteliers refer to when speaking about Dynamic Pricing. I call it "the noise". It includes: weather conditions, reputation scores, gas prices, air fares… The list is long but what these items have in common is the following: if you try to take any of those into account, you'll just end up distorting your calculations. These factors do affect the equilibrium market price but their impact is already reflected in the first two major data types above. So no need to count them twice.
Now, let's take a closer look at the Micro and Macro levels of data. Both are important (though, not equally) when making pricing decisions for future dates.
OTA's have vast amounts of external market data, like detailed information about published prices for any day in the future. This is what normally goes in the algorithms that are built in their pricing intelligence tools, to calculate the recommended room rates. However, if used alone, without the second group of internal hotel data points, it can't provide adequate pricing recommendations. "Compset-oriented pricing" is quite far from the optimal strategy that hotels should use when making their revenue management decisions (see more details on the subject in this article).
There are a few questions you have to ask yourself. Have you picked the right compset for your property? What IS the right compset? There's really no such thing. Your compset changes from day to day, from season to season, it also changes based on the market segment (for example, leisure travelers will consider one set of hotels and convention attendees will review a whole different number of properties, and your property may be a representative of both). Do your competitors really know what they're doing? Is it really worth following them? These are the reasons why compset-oriented pricing should never be used alone.
OTA's also assess market demand strength based on the volume of bookings they receive for a particular region and the number of searches for specific dates in the future, which is also a very important piece of the puzzle. But again, should only be used in conjunction with the rest of the data.
As discussed above, it is important to be aware of the rates that your competitors are publishing for any given day in the future. However, in many cases, blindly following their prices draws you away from the optimal market price (equilibrium price that is based on real supply and demand), and actually can drive your RevPAR down in many cases. That is why, in order to calculate optimal pricing decisions, you need to have access to instant on-demand internal hotel data (number of vacant rooms by room type, groups on the books, OOO rooms, overselling capacity, booking pace, etc.). This will help you consider the property specifics and adjust your strategy accordingly, as well as recognize the real demand flow that is affecting your particular property.
- Static data, which represents a one-dimensional "snapshot" of a property's current condition (occupancy level, ADR, RevPAR, OOO rooms, groups, etc.) for any given date in the past (final end-of-day numbers) or in the future (current state, on-the-books).
- Dynamic data, which is more informative and volumetric. It describes what happened during some period of time and how the property has reached the current state. It is more like a "historic video" rather than a snapshot. An example of such data is booking pace (or pickup dynamics) that reflects the speed of sales. This data can also be obtained for past as well as future dates that already have reservations on the books.
"On July 4, 2018 your occupancy reached 70%, you need to increase your rates by $10″.
Making pricing decisions based on occupancy alone is absolutely incorrect and can lead to great revenue losses (see this article for more information on this topic).
When using internal data, demand fluctuations should be measured through the property's booking pace (pickup dynamics). Unfortunately, most Property Management Systems are built in a way that does not allow for the tracking of booking pace, so managers have to manually accumulate daily pickup data.
2- Internal hotel data can be used alone and still help hoteliers achieve great results in terms of YOY RevPAR growth. This can't be said about external market data.
Everything stated above does not eliminate the need to be aware of the external market information in order to have a clear understanding of what is happening in the area/region, and how your property is positioned in it. Macro-level data can be used to provide additional details for adjusting/correcting pricing decisions or when internal data is not available or not significant enough to be successfully analyzed (i.e. for smaller-size properties).
While internal data has higher priority, both categories are important and both need to be in the equation when calculating optimal prices that lead to profit maximization for your property.


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PRESS RELEASE: Dec. 1, 2022
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Asheville, N.C. – Impact Health has filled two new leadership positions at the nonprofit charged with leading North Carolina's Healthy Opportunities Pilot (HOP) program in Western North Carolina. Dionne Greenlee-Jones has been promoted to Senior Director of Innovation and Equity Development, where she will focus on developing strategic alliances and partnerships to improve equitable access to key drivers of health in WNC. She will also guide professional development, policy and practice improvements to ensure Impact Health is an equitable, inclusive and diverse organization.
Greenlee-Jones has served in various capacities at Impact Health, including director of programs and interim executive director. Her new role recognizes her breadth of experience working to advance equity, diversity, and inclusion across a variety of sectors. Greenlee-Jones is a liaison and facilitator for the health and wellness impact focus area of Asheville's historic Community Reparations Commission and is a member of the Health Equity Coalition of WNC, WNC Diversity Engagement Coalition and CoThinkk. She also serves on the boards of the WNC Health Network, Building Bridges of Asheville and the United Way of Asheville and Buncombe County.
Impact Health has named Amanda Bauman as its permanent Director of Programs, a role she has supported in an interim capacity over the past six months. As program director, Bauman will continue to support human service organizations and other HOP network members to ensure the successful delivery of food, housing, transportation and interpersonal safety services to pilot participants. Bauman also oversees process improvements to support capacity building, training, referrals, and data collection among network members.
Bauman has spent the past decade working with WNC-based organizations and implementing best practices for connecting individuals with much-needed community services. Her expertise and knowledge of community resources have been invaluable for building a robust network of pilot service providers. She also has experience connecting individuals to affordable housing and interpersonal safety services.
"I'm excited about the strong leadership team at Impact Health," shared Executive Director Laurie Stradley, DrPH. "Dionne will continue to provide strategic support to our network partners to strengthen and diversify the Healthy Opportunities Pilot. Amanda will expand her role as a key partner to our entire network, ensuring their needs are met so they can, in turn, serve the needs of their community."
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Q: Sonarqube path locations and wildcards I'm trying to configure Sonarqube to run an analysis through TeamCity with multiple projects in a solution with a structure like this:
Projectname.Core
Projectname.Database
Projectname.Services
Projectname.Test.Common
Projectname.Tests.Database
Projectname.WebApi
Projectname.WebUI

Now, as you can see, i'd effectively like the "sources location" to be something like
Projectname.*

and the tests location to be something like
Projectname.Test*\bin\release

and the binaries location to be something like
Projectname.*\bin

When I try to do this in the Sonarqube runner in TeamCity, it thinks * is an invalid character and fails the build.
The information i've found online seems to suggest that * and ** are accepted characters as per This document
Has anyone had experience with including multiple projects to be analyzed, and if so, how do you include them all with some kind of syntax?

A: The patterns you cite aren't invalid; they're simply unrecognized. I.E. they're not expected in this context. What you want is a multi-module project structure. If you're using Maven (and presumably Gradle) this just works automatically. Outside of that, you'll need to set it up explicitly.


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Age UK County Durham is the principal voluntary organisation working for older people, their families and carers throughout County Durham. We promote the wellbeing of all older people and to make later life a fulfilling and enjoyable experience.
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We provide a wide variety of services for older people in County Durham and rely on our volunteers to help us continue our work. You can make a difference to the community by volunteering with Age UK County Durham.
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Murphy Brothers, Inc. v. Michetti Pipe Stringing, Inc., 526 U.S. 344 (1999)
Contents: Syllabus Ginsburg, J., Lead Opinion Rehnquist, J., Dissenting Citations
Author: U.S. Supreme Court
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This case is from a collection containing the full text of over 16,000 Supreme Court cases from 1793 to the present. The body of Supreme Court decisions are, effectively, the final interpretation of the Constitution. Only an amendment to the Constitution can permanently overturn an interpretation and this has happened only four times in American history.
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Title: Murphy Brothers, Inc. v. Michetti Pipe Stringing, Inc., 526 U.S. 344 (1999)
Chicago: U.S. Supreme Court, "Citations," Murphy Brothers, Inc. v. Michetti Pipe Stringing, Inc., 526 U.S. 344 (1999) in 526 U.S. 344 Original Sources, accessed February 9, 2023, http://www.originalsources.com/Document.aspx?DocID=85B12YY9SGXBX1B.
MLA: U.S. Supreme Court. "Citations." Murphy Brothers, Inc. v. Michetti Pipe Stringing, Inc., 526 U.S. 344 (1999), in 526 U.S. 344, Original Sources. 9 Feb. 2023. http://www.originalsources.com/Document.aspx?DocID=85B12YY9SGXBX1B.
Harvard: U.S. Supreme Court, 'Citations' in Murphy Brothers, Inc. v. Michetti Pipe Stringing, Inc., 526 U.S. 344 (1999). cited in 1999, 526 U.S. 344. Original Sources, retrieved 9 February 2023, from http://www.originalsources.com/Document.aspx?DocID=85B12YY9SGXBX1B.


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They will decide to consult among themselves before taking this risky step.The inherent brutalities that surround her perilous journey through a post-apocalyptic world are all too often underpinned with hope, humour and an overwhelming wish to survive.And Lauren Cohan insists life will be no different for her long suffering character Maggie Greene as the seventh season of The Walking Dead prepares to sign off with a typically dramatic final episode.Our network of single men and women in Walking Dead is the perfect place to make friends or find a boyfriend or girlfriend in Walking Dead.Join the hundreds of singles in Indiana already online finding love and friendship in Walking Dead!alleged that the 46-year-old actor is currently dating Kinney -- whose character Beth was killed off last year -- Reedus took to Twitter to share this gem with his fans."New couple alert," he tweeted alongside a photo of him and Arnold Schwarzenegger, enjoying a beer at last week's CMT Awards. "On a serious note, Reedus' rep did confirm that, despite plenty of fans' hopes, he and Kinney are not a couple."We can confirm that they are not dating," his rep told MTV News.
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In the payment processing world, some businesses and business industries are considered "risky." If you're one of them, you've probably already been turned down by a couple of processors. But, all is not lost. High-risk merchant account providers exist, and they're out there ready to cater to your exact needs.
That said, merchants seeking for high-risk payment processing typically have a few questions lingering in their minds, and unsurprisingly, one of the most common is how much a high-risk merchant account will cost.
If you're among the many merchants wondering whether the ability to accept cashless payments from your customers will be worth the fees that come with high-risk processing, you've come to the right place.
Why are high-risk merchant accounts expensive?
It may not seem so to you, but payment processors are like any other type of business, including yours. Like you, a processor's primary goal is profit, and that means partnering with merchants that will make them money with as few complications as possible.
If you run a high-risk business, therefore, processing firms will think twice before shaking your hand. Some companies will be less reluctant than others, depending on their risk evaluation (underwriting) guidelines, but any firm that signs you up for a merchant account will be accepting you as a potential financial liability, and you will have to do something make the deal worth their while.
So, acquiring high-risk payment processing services often means accepting the hefty fees that come with them, and how they will affect your bottom line.
High-risk merchant accounts come in many shapes and forms, but they will all be significantly more expensive than regular accounts. Ideally, a large, established business that enjoys high customer traffic and processes a large number of daily transactions will pay less for a high-risk merchant account than a startup or SME. The same goes for a merchant with a decent credit score and good history with other processors.
On the other hand, a business that has been labeled high-risk because of a combination of reasons, say, a startup that deals with international customers and is at odds with the law will pay heavily for a merchant account.
Therefore, while it's difficult to say precisely how much high-risk payment processing will cost you, evaluating the risk factors of your business can give you a reasonable idea of what to expect.
The cost of processing cashless payments can weigh heavily on your high-risk business, but that doesn't mean the situation is helpless. One thing to keep in mind is that processors evaluate the "riskiness" of merchants differently, which means that while one firm may consider you a red risk, another may only see you as a blue one.
A bit of research will ensure you find a processor that offers the high-risk merchant account you need at a reasonable rate. And, don't forget to read your contract carefully, to make sure it doesn't have any unmentioned fees hidden in fine print.


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Q: What is the Nth card after k piles? You have 100 cards, numbered 1 to 100. You distribute them into k piles and collect back the piles in order. For example, if you distribute them into 4 piles, then the first pile will contain the cards numbered 1, 5, 9, … and the 4 th pile will contain the cards numbered 4, 8, 12, …. While collecting back the cards you collect first the last pile, flip it bottom to top, then take the third pile, flip it bottom to top and put the cards on top of the 4th pile and so on. Next round, you distribute the cards into another set of piles and collect in the same manner (last pile first and first pile last).
If we have 10 cards, and put them into 2 piles, the order of the cards in the piles (top to bottom) would be 9, 7, 5, 3, 1 and 10, 8, 6, 4, 2
We flip the piles to get the order 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 and 2, 4, 6, 8, 10
We put the second pile at the bottom and first on top of it to get the deck 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10
Given the number of rounds (m), the number of piles in each round (ki), you need to write a program to find the Nth card from the top at the end of the final round.
Input:
The input consists of a single line of (m+2) comma-separated integers.
The first number is m, the number of rounds. The next m numbers are ki which represent the number of piles in each round.
The last number in the input is N, the position in the final pile whose value is to be determined.
Output: One integer representing the Nth card after all rounds have been played.
Constraints: Number of rounds <= 10, number of piles in each round <= 13.
Example 1
Input: 2, 2, 2, 4
Output: 13
Explanation:
m = 2, k1 = 2, k2 = 2 and N = 4.
We have two rounds. The first round has two piles. At the end of the round, the deck is in the following order: 1, 3, 5, …, 99, 2, 4, 6, …, 100
The next round also has 2 piles and after the second round, the cards are in the order 1, 5, 9, 13, ….
The fourth card from the top has number 13.
Example 2
Input: 3, 2, 2, 3, 2
Output: 13
Explanation:
m = 3, k1 = 2, k2 = 2, k3 = 3 and N = 2.
After the second round, the cards are in the order 1, 5, 9, 13, …
The third round has 3 piles. Thus after this round the cards will be in the order 1, 13, …. the Second card is 13

A: package leetcode;
import java.util.*;
public class Cards {
public static void main(String[] args) {
    // TODO Auto-generated method stub
    Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);
    int arr[] = new int[100];
    int temp[] = new int[100];
    for(int i=0;i<100;i++)arr[i]=i+1;
    int m = sc.nextInt();
    for(int i=0;i<m;i++) {
        int k = sc.nextInt();
        int j=0,count=0;
        while(count < k) {
            for(int l=count;l<100;l=l+k) {
                temp[j] = arr[l];j++;
            }
            count++;
        }
        for(int i1=0;i1<100;i1++) {
        //System.out.print(temp[i1] + " ");
        arr[i1] = temp[i1];
        }
        System.out.println("\n");
    }
        int res = sc.nextInt();
        System.out.println(arr[res-1]);
}

}


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Q: How to display checkbox meta array values one by one? By wp user frontend I add some checkboxes to users frontend profile. When I use echo get_the_author_meta('my_pet', $author_id) output is:
cat| dog| hamster

And when I use this loop code
$pet = get_user_meta($author_id, 'my_pet');
if( $pet ) {
    foreach( $pet as $pets ) {
        echo $pets;
    }

Outoput is same.
I want display values one by one, and after each of them display a paragraph about it. like this:
cat
some text for cat

dog
some text for dog

hamster
some text for hamster

HTML source of checkboxes is:
<input type="checkbox" class="wpuf_my_pet_1153" name="my_pet[]" value="cat" checked="checked" />cat
<input type="checkbox" class="wpuf_my_pet_1153" name="my_pet[]" value="dog" checked="checked" />dog
<input type="checkbox" class="wpuf_my_pet_1153" name="my_pet[]" value="hamster" />hamster

Any idea?

A: Use PHP explode function and convert string into array using a delimiter | then you can use foreach loop.
Example:-
$str = get_the_author_meta('my_pet', $author_id);
$pets_array = explode('| ', $str);

if (is_array($pets_array)) {
    foreach ($pets_array as $pet) {
        echo $pet;
        echo 'somtext';
        echo '
';
    }
}


I have a white iris that is blooming now, in Nov. It did not bloom in the spring, which is when I planted it. Is this a common thing?
Unusually warm weather can cause many plants to bloom out of season. Because it is blooming this late, I would recommend mulching the plants. Because they are blooming now, they may not go into dormancy well enough before the cold weather to withstand the cold. Mulching will give them a little extra time to reach full dormancy.


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Eskil Edh (born 4 August 2002) is a Norwegian football midfielder who plays for Lillestrøm SK.

He played youth football for Lillestrøm SK, except for the year 2017 in which he was with Skjetten SK. He made his senior debut for Lillestrøm in September 2020 against Kongsvinger. He officially signed a contract and became a part of the senior squad in November 2020. He made his Eliteserien debut in May 2021 against Viking. In the same year he made his debut as a Norway youth international.

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Luis Ángel Sánchez Pereiro alias Lois Pereiro (born Monforte de Lemos, February 16, 1958-died A Coruña, May 24, 1996) was a Galician poet and writer.

Galician Literature Day was dedicated to him in 2011.

Biography
He was born in Monforte de Lemos, into a family from O Incio. He studied in the school of the Escolapios, and began to write at 15 years of age. After finalising the COU (pre-university course) he left for Madrid, where he started his university studies of Political Sciences and Sociology. After a stay in Monforte working in the family company, devoted to the glass industry, he returned to Madrid to study English, French and German. There he founded the magazine Loia with , Manuel Rivas and his brother Xosé Manuel Pereiro.

In 1981 he went to live in A Coruña, where he joined the magazine La Naval. At that time he came into contact with a group of poets: ,  and , participating in several anthologies such as De amor e desamor (1984) and De amor e desamor II (1985), and collaborating in magazines like La Naval, Trilateral, Anima+l and Luzes of Galiza. He published in 1997, in the magazine Luzes of Galiza, the eight chapters of the short novel Náufragos do Paradiso.

Between 1983 and 1987 he travelled with Fernando Saco in Europe. He worked translating German, French and English for cinema dubbing and, especially, in television, dubbing as much conventional series (episodes of Dallas and Kung fu) as pornographic film.

He only published two collections of poems in his life, Poemas 1981/1991 (1992) and Poesía última de amor e enfermidade (1995). In 1996, the year of his death, Poemas para unha Loia, came to light which collected together works of his Madrid period, published in the magazine Loia, and included the essay Modesta proposición para renunciar a facer xirar a roda hidráulica dunha cíclica historia universal da infamia, published in the 27th volume of Luzes de Galiza.

With regard to the cause of the death of Pereiro, in spite of suffering AIDS, it was an accumulation of illnesses that finished with liver failure. Officially and in accordance with a sentence of the Provincial Audience of Lugo, after a lawsuit so that the State paid the burial, the reason of his death was intoxication by denatured rapeseed oil.

Recognition
Over the years he demanded that Galician Literature Day be dedicated to him. To this end a new edition of his poetic work was released translated to the Spanish, Catalan and Basque, together with the original texts in Galician.

Finally, on June 26, 2010 the Royal Galician Academy published its decision to devote Galician Literature Day 2011 to him. The Academy appreciated:

In words of the writer and member of the Royal Galician Academy Manuel Rivas:

Example of his lyric
A verse from one of his poems, carved as an epitaph on his gravestone at Santa Cristina do Viso (O Incio), gives a sample of the rawness and nakedness of his poetry: Cuspídeme enriba cando pasedes por diante do lugar onde eu repouse, enviándome unha húmida mensaxe de vida e de furia necesaria ("Spit on me when you go past of the place where I rest, sending me a humid message of life and of necessary fury.")

Works

Poetry
Poemas 1981/1991 (1992)
Poesía última de amor e enfermidade (1995)
Poemas para unha Loia (1997)
Antoloxía (2011)
Obra poética completa  (2011)
Obra completa (bilingual edition) (2011)
 Poesía última de amor y enfermedad (2012, Libros del Silencio) (trad Spanish by Daniel Salgado)
 Collected Poems (Complete poetry in English. Trad by Jonathan Dunne) (2011, Small Station Press)
 Sabrani stihotvoreniya (complete poetry in Bulgarian. Trad. by Tsvetanka Elenkova) (2013, Small Station Press)
 Akaberako poesía amodioaz eta gaitzaz (1992-1995) (Poesía última de amor e enfermidade in Basque version. Trad. de Joxemari Sestorain) (Denonartean-Cenlit, 2013)
 Poesía última d'amor i malaltia (19912-1995) (Catalan version de F. Escandell) (2016)

Narrative
 Conversa ultramarina  (2010)
 Náufragos do Paraíso  (2011)

Essay
 Modesta proposición e outros ensaios (2011)

References

Further information

: Lois Pereiro. Radiografía do abismo. Espiral Maior, 2010. .
, Braxe, L., Pereiro, X.M.: Lois Pereiro. Fotobiografía sonora. Ouvirmos, 2010.
Calvo, J.L., : O negro leite da aurora. Viaxe á xeografía lírica de Lois Pereiro. Toxosoutos, 2011.
: Lois Pereiro: náufrago do paraíso. Biografía e Antoloxía. Xerais, 2011.
: A palabra exacta. Biografía de Lois Pereiro. Galaxia, 2011.
: Lois Pereiro. Vida e obra. Xerais, 2011.
: Lois Pereiro. A urxencia poética dun futuro alleo. Laiovento, 2011.

External links

Día das Letras Galegas
Lois Pereiro's Official Web
CGENDL's web page with information about the author
"Lois Pereiro, a encarnación dunha xeración", Aarón López's article published in El Progreso.
Biography at Praza das Letras.
Biography at BVG
"La poesía bisturí de Lois Pereiro", 's article published in El País.

People from Monforte de Lemos
Galician poets
1958 births
1996 deaths
AIDS-related deaths in Spain
Galician-language writers
20th-century Spanish poets


Home. What was "home" for Jesus?
For most of us the idea of "home" is such an assumption we don't really think about it much. But perhaps this very difficult winter has provided time to pause and reflect. For many of us, there have been multiple times the past few months when we either could not leave home or could not get back to our home due to the weather. And then when we did get home, we found ourselves trapped in that home for hours and days at a time. Even our "church home" had to make the difficult decision to close one Sunday.
Is "home" somewhere you love to be? Or is "home" simply the place you are between work and school and sports and the rest of life? Or is "home", as Robert Frost puts it, the place where they have to take you in?
Recently we bought a house. And by we, I mean all of us, our congregation. The Haugen house, the white two story in the alley next to the church, was offered at fair market value to the congregation as part of Ann's legacy and estate. At our annual meeting we voted to purchase the property. The property is in very good shape and has required very little work from our Men's Club. We are now in process of renting it out until such as time as it becomes clear what the next step should be to best enhance the mission and ministry of our church. Meanwhile, it is my prayer that the Haugen house provides a very nice new home for a family.
But again, what did Jesus consider "home"? Jesus' life ends penniless, friendless, and by all visible accounts, hopeless. During the week before his crucifixion, the home of Mary and Martha had served as base camp, a sort of second home for Jesus. But still, staying at someone else's home never really feels like home, does it? At the foot of the cross were Mary and but one disciple, John, the disciple whom Jesus loved. We can assume that the other Mary and Martha and Lazarus were there as well, although the record of who stood at the foot of Jesus' cross a bit sketchy.
Jesus lived on earth for thirty-three years. There is no indication in scripture that he ever built or bought a house, even though as a carpenter, he certainly could have. Unlike most of us, Jesus did not "invest" in real estate, or have a need to plan for his retirement. Jesus always knew where his real home lie. And in the end, after his crucifixion, "home" is where Jesus planned to retire.
The Prodigal God, the Father, who welcomed his son Jesus home with open arms.


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Honor had forced him to protect her. Time would tell if he'd regret it.
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The chains we cannot see can be the hardest ones to break.
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Must the shadows of the past destroy the hope of the future?
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Historical Background for Second Chances
A quest novel ranging from Germania Superior to Roma and back.
Is the price of true friendship ever too high?
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When Rome has taken everything, what's left for a man to give?
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Sometimes you have to almost die to discover how you want to live.
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Are some wounds too deep to forgive?
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Treating Roman Indigestion: Salts for Many Ills (Sales conditos ad multa) Spiced salts that Apicius claimed could be used againt "all illness" and could even prevent colds.
Nonalcoholic substitutions to make in recipes that call for wine if you don't have any on hand.
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Scott DesJarlais to Serve on House Armed Services and Agriculture Committees
January 31, 2019 January 30, 2019 Chris Butler
U.S. Republican Congressman Scott DesJarlais of Tennessee will join the subcommittees on Strategic Forces, as well as Intelligence, Emerging Threats and Capabilities, according to a press release Wednesday.
The Strategic Forces Subcommittee oversees nuclear weapons, missile defense and space programs. The Emerging Threats and Capabilities Subcommittee oversees counter-terrorism, special operations, military intelligence and cyber issues, among other things, according to the press release.
Texas Republican Congressman Mac Thornberry, the ranking member of the House Armed Services Committee, announced subcommittee assignments for the new 116th Congress, according to the press release.
DesJarlais will also serve on the House Agriculture Committee, per an announcement last week from Texas Republican Congressman Mike Conaway, the ranking member.
In a statement, DesJarlais said this new assignment helps Tennessee.
"Tennessee, especially the Fourth District, is a top producer of agriculture staples. It's a major farming and ranching state, where the Walking Horse industry is prominent. Rural areas are also experiencing manufacturing growth, making demands on infrastructure," DesJarlais said.
"On the Agriculture Committee, I will have the opportunity to promote rural broadband and workforce development, because important skills are in short supply, and on the Armed Services Committee, I will be able to assist our many military members, serving our country. Tennesseans working at nearby research and testing facilities are at the forefront of nuclear, hypersonic and space technology to protect America. My goal is to provide them and soldiers on the battlefield with all the resources they need to win, and to save taxpayers money. Significant reforms to the Pentagon bureaucracy are already underway."
As The Tennessee Star reported last month, DesJarlais voted for the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018.
The Act amends and extends major programs for income support, food and nutrition, land conservation, trade promotion, rural development, research, forestry, horticulture, and other USDA programs for five years through 2023.
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Kay Bauer gives her speech at the 2013 Grant County Hall of Fame Banquet.
Longtime PE/Health teacher and coach, Kay Bauer, was inducted into the Grant County Sports Hall of Fame Saturday, Apr. 7th, 2013 at the Grant County YMCA.
Bauer was named the varsity volleyball coach at Oak Hill in 1976 and compiled a 451-231 record. During Bauer's time, the Eagles won nine sectional championships and a regional title in 1988. They also won eight MIC and TRC Conference championships and nine Grant County titles.
Bauer also helped start the junior high girls' basketball and track and field programs.
8 Comments on "Kay Bauer Inducted Into Grant County Sports Hall Of Fame"
What an awesome accomplishment. Coach Bauer was a great coach and cared about the girls she coached. She new how to bring out the best in her players and expected nothing less. She was a great mentor and wasn't afraid to work & challenge her players to be the best. Congrats Coach Bauer!!
Congratulations!! A well deserved honor! Thanks for all the dedicated years you gave our community. You've remained one of my very favorites from Oak Hill….even after nearly 40 years. Congrats again.
Congratulations to a wonderful role model and supporter of young people, especially girls. My life and many others were enriched because of you, Coach Bauer. You expected the best and that is exactly what you deserve. Congratulations on this wonderful and important legacy you've left and instilled in others!
What a great honor. As a OH student not involved in sports, I still really though Miss Bauer was a great teacher.
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Today, we welcome Dr. Elizabeth Reams to History Imagined. Her recent discovery of here-to-fore unknown details of Al Capone's adventures in Florida has created quite a stir in both the popular media and in academia. It is said that she will be the next super star in her field, history of American crime. Her colleagues at the University of Florida certainly seem to think so.
LP: Welcome Dr. Reams. We are so pleased you are able to join us. So tell us, what drew a lovely young woman to the sordid world of gangsters and hit men?
LR: Good question! My mother has asked the same thing many times. By the way, please call me Liz.
LP: So, Liz, how did you become interested in crime?
LR: My interest in American crime goes back to early childhood. In fact, it began at my grandfather's knee.
LP: Your grandfather was a gangster?!?
LR: That would certainly make for a great story, but I'm afraid it was something much more prosaic. He loved the old gangster movies of the 30' and 40's and he admired the stars, the tough guys like Jimmy Cagney, Humphrey Bogart, George Raft, Edward G. Robinson – really, the whole pantheon that created the film noir genre. If the movie was about bad guys, he loved it. Grandpa grew up in New York's Hell's Kitchen, so the movies felt a little like going home to him. If he loved a movie, then did I too. My grandpa was my hero.
LP: Was there a particular favorite for you two?
LR: Little Caesar starring Edward G. Robinson. The plot was loosely based on Al Capone's life and rise to fame, or more accurately, to infamy.
LP: So you had an early interest in Ole Scarface. What put you onto your discovery that has been creating such a stir?
LR: I hate to admit this, but it was pure luck. I was doing research for a new course my department head wanted me to organize. A chance sighting of a two-line notice in an old newspaper set me on the trail. Fortunately, it led me to my discovery, but it could have just as easily led nowhere.
What the quad outside of Hugh's and Liz's offices at the University of Florida might look like.
LP: Luck may have played a part, as it often does, but I suspect it was your determination, hard work, and skill that turned a lucky break into success. Speaking of your department chairman, I've heard a rumor. Is it true about you and the handsome Dr. Hugh Raymond? He hardly seems the gangster type.
LR: It depends on what you've heard, but I suppose I can share that we are more than mere colleagues.
LP: So, you are romantically attracted to the opposite of the men you choose to study? Has this always been so or is Dr. Raymond the exception?
LR: Oh, dear. I wish I could say that Hugh is not an exception, but until him, I'm afraid I loved the bad boys in both my professional and personal lives. While my romantic partners were never criminals, they were edgy with a touch of bad boy glamor. An early boyfriend was a guitarist with a popular local band. When I took time away from my studies, I was a heavy metal groupie. Well, sort of. I wasn't particularly dedicated to following the band around, but he was cool, edgy, and glamorous and I loved the idea of breaking the rules. Unless a guy had a few fatal flaws, I wasn't interested. I can tell you from experience that bad guys make for exciting research and reading, but play havoc with your personal life. I learned that the hard way.
LP: Why do you think this was so?
LR: I've done a lot of self-analysis of late and I've concluded I was immature, maybe even emotionally stunted, where my romantic life was concerned. I have always been so driven to succeed in my field that I sort of rebelled in my personal life. I wanted, at least I thought I wanted, one thing in my life that wasn't completely, totally by-the-rules and organized to the nth degree. Sadly, that rebellion took form in the men I chose to love.
LP: Where did that drive come from?
LR: Don't get me wrong. I love my mom with all my heart. I wouldn't be where I am today if she hadn't pushed me so hard, but I think she did it in large part because she gave up her dreams when she got married. She wanted a different life from the one she got, like so many women of her generation. She and Daddy were happy, but she had unfulfilled desires and she poured all that energy into my brother and me. I'm grateful for the drive she instilled in me, but it did have a downside when it came to my romantic choices.
LP: And how did you grow out of this love for the wrong kind of man?
LR: That you will have to find out for yourself.
LP: I see. So all is revealed in the book about your adventures, Al Capone at the Blanche Hotel?
LP: And what's next for you?
LR: I won't go into the details because my research isn't finished, but I feel comfortable telling you that I may soon have some revelations about Meyer Lansky and the Cuban Revolution.
LP: Wow! I can't wait!!
Al Capone at the Blanche Hotel tells a story of lives unfolding in different centuries, but linked and irrevocably altered by a series of murders in 1930.
Lake City, Florida, June, 1930: Al Capone checks in for an unusually long stay at the Blanche Hotel, a nice enough joint for an insignificant little whistle stop. The following night, young Jack Blevins witnesses a body being dumped heralding the summer of violence to come. One-by-one, people controlling county vice activities swing from KKK ropes. No moonshine distributor, gaming operator, or brothel madam, black or white, is safe from the Klan's self-righteous vigilantism. Jack's older sister Meg, a waitress at the Blanche, and her fiancé, a sheriff's deputy, discover reasons to believe the lynchings are cover for a much larger ambition than simply ridding the county of vice. Someone, possibly backed by Capone, has secret plans for filling the voids created by the killings. But as the body count grows and crosses burn, they come to realize this knowledge may get all of them killed.
Gainesville, Florida, August, 2011: Liz Reams, an up and coming young academic specializing in the history of American crime, impulsively moves across the continent to follow a man who convinces her of his devotion yet refuses to say the three simple words I love you. Despite entreaties of friends and family, she is attracted to edginess and a certain type of glamour in her men, both living and historical. Her personal life is an emotional roller coaster, but her career options suddenly blossom beyond all expectation, creating a very different type of stress. To deal with it all, Liz loses herself in her professional passion, original research into the life and times of her favorite bad boy, Al Capone. What she discovers about 1930's summer of violence, and herself in the process, leaves her reeling at first and then changed forever.


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Q: Is it possible to use the left join and annotate function in django? # model
class User(AbstractUser):
     pass
class Post(models.Model):
     post = models.CharField(max_length=50)
     user = models.ForeignKey(User, null=True, on_delete=models.SET_NULL, blank=True)

# sql
SELECT A.username
      ,COUNT(B.*)
FROM users_user A
LEFT JOIN post B
  ON B.user_id = A.id
GROUP BY A.id

users_user model is default django user model
I want to change query to orm
I tried both "post" and "post_set" using select_related, but I couldn't.

A: You can .annotate(…) [Django-doc] with:
from django.db.models import Count

User.objects.annotate(num_posts=Count('post'))
The User objects that arise from this QuerySet will have an extra attribute .num_posts.

Note: It is normally better to make use of the settings.AUTH_USER_MODEL [Django-doc] to refer to the user model, than to use the User model [Django-doc] directly. For more information you can see the referencing the User model section of the documentation.


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A massive flood of junk has inundated Cindy�s magical world, and she needs your help to save the Flooded Kingdom!