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Tech News – How to Watch the 2018 Emmy Awards
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How to Watch the 2018 Emmy Awards
Television's golden-statue extravaganza is finally here. Yes, that's correct; the 2018 Emmy Awards are upon us. There's a lot at stake in this year. Game of Thrones garnered an impressive 22 nominations, trailed by Westworld with 21. Nominees also include surprise hits like Killing Eve. And for the first time ever, streaming titan Netflix surpassed HBO in nominations, racking up 112 compared to the cable network's 108.
The 70th Emmy Awards ceremony will air on Monday, September 17, at 5pm Pacific (8pm Eastern). The awards show, held in the Microsoft Theater in downtown Los Angeles, will air on NBC .
You can, of course, catch the festivities on good old-fashioned television. But it's 2018, and there are about as many ways to stream the Emmys as there are ways to see your favorite shows. Read on to find out which one is right for you.
You can watch the ceremony live on NBC.com, so long as you sign in with your TV provider. You can also access a livestream from the NBC app. It's available on iOS and Android, as well as Apple TV, Roku, Amazon Fire, Xbox, and Samsung TV.
You can also watch NBC via other streaming services you might already use. NBC can be streamed live with Hulu with Live TV, PlayStation Vue, Sling TV, and YouTube TV.
Can't watch the Emmys tonight? NBC will have the full show available to stream on demand as early as tomorrow.
What About the Other Events?
Red carpet coverage rolls out at 3pm Pacific (6pm Eastern). Tune in to E! on TV or on its live stream on Twitter from @enews. People Magazine will also provide a live stream via PeopleTV, as well as a Twitter simulcast from @People .
Not all of the achievements that make great TV will be honored during today's ceremony. If you're keen on creative and technical categories like Outstanding Character Voice-Over Performance and Outstanding Prosthetic Makeup, you can catch up on the Creative Arts Emmy Awards. The Creative Arts Emmys were held over two nights, on Saturday, September 8, and Sunday, September 9. An edited version of the ceremony aired on FXX last Saturday evening, but you can still watch it from the FXNow app.
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The Four "Christmas Tree" Towns of Michigan
Here are four more areas in Michigan with names that are synonymous with Christmas: Balsam, Pines, Evergreen, and Spruce. These are four places that don't have much history written about them.
BALSAM is a ghost town up in the middle of nowhere in the Upper Peninsula. It's an unincorporated community in Crystal Falls Township, Iron County, and there is absolutely nothing left. Two railroads came through here – the Chicago & NW Amasa which is still used, and the Milwaukee which has since been ripped out.
In 1909 Balsam received its own post office, but later that year it closed for good. Afterward, everything disappeared and today there is nothing there but the railroad tracks.
PINES is a ghost town located in Hiawatha Township, Schoolcraft County. Not much is known about Pines, except that it was probably named after the obvious abundance of pine trees in the area. It's along the railroad, so there may have been a depot at one time. The only thing left is an old building, that may have been a little motel, bar, or restaurant.
EVERGREEN...actually Evergreen Township...sits in the center of Montcalm County and was established in 1856. The town hall sits near the top of the hill, right in the center of the township, along E. Sidney Road. It lives up to its name...not for evergreen trees, but because the countryside in which the township resides is blindingly green every summer! Other than that, there are very few houses, and a good handful of scattered abandoned mobile homes.
SPRUCE is on the northern border of Alcona County - just below the border of Alpena County - in Caledonia Township. These days, Spruce is considered to be a 'shadow town' with a handful of residents...but it's a shell of it's former, prosperous self when it was one of Michigan's lumber towns.
Spruce began as a lumber town back in 1898 when a sawmill was erected by Don Hecox, who also was Spruce's first postmaster. As with most northern Michigan small towns, it declined once the timber became depleted.
Spruce is currently an unincorporated community approximately three miles west of US-23. Many of the town's old original buildings are still standing - some deserted, some being used for other purposes. If you visited that area in the past, you may recall statues of Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox near Spruce near F-41.....they have been removed and sent to Ossineke a few miles north.
So there they are. It's the holiday season, so why not have some fun? Four Michigan places that have the same names as popular types of trees for Christmas! Take a look at the photo gallery below, showing all four locations!
FOUR MICHIGAN CHRISTMAS TREE TOWNS
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We know very little about the ocean and only a few percent of the worlds largest ecosystem have been investigated. Whether you live at the sea or not, we are all dependent on the oceans as regulator of global climate and as food source. See why we should care at the UN Ocean Atlas.
For the bare eyes they are usually invisible, but with the aid of microscopy and special staining techniques it is possible to visualize prokaryotes (bacteria and archaea) that are in the size range of around one micrometer.
Prokaryotes are ubiquitous and e.g. more than one million bacteria are counted in one cubic centimeter of seawater. Because the global ocean covers 71% of the earth's surface, prokaryotes are particularly numerous in this ecosystem. Due to their abundance and the capability to transfrom dissolved organic carbon into living biomass, and for example carbon dioxide, prokaryotes are an important biological component in the ocean.
We have some information on what jobs prokaryotes fulfill in nature, but we are at the very beginning to find out how they are doing it. The recent advance of molecular techniques allows to answer even more questions, e.g.: How many single species of bacteria or archaea are really out there? Are there groups of prokaryotes that share similar tasks?
As most of the cycling of organic matter is due to prokaryotes, a better understanding on their ecology in the ocean might help us to predict and decipher the changes in global climate on a biological basis.


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E.ON announced the patent filing on the company's website on July 19.
As per the announcement, the device in question makes use of sensors to collect user data, which the user can then choose to sell as data analytics. According to the announcement, users supply data from smart home applications.
E.ON claims that the customer has sole control over who accesses any given portion of their data. This includes E.ON itself, who cannot access customer data without explicit consent.
Regarding the role of blockchain technology in this new device — which is reportedly shaped like a small box roughly the size of a €5 bill — is to safeguard data privacy, alongside "highly secure encryption."
Chief digital and technology officer Matthew Timms said that a solution for customers to pick and sell their data for analytics is a new innovation:
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According to the announcement, a prototype of the device has passed international safety tests and receiving certification from German testing laboratory SGS. Additionally, the current roadmap for the product includes customer testing by the year's end, and an official launch as early as next year.
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In the time since Chris Cuthbert left TSN for Rogers Sportsnet, Cuthbert called the 2020 NHL playoffs including a conference final, the 2021 reduced regular season, and the 2021 playoffs, including a Stanley Cup final. The CFL still hasn't been on the field.
Chris Cuthbert has called 21 of the last 24 Grey Cup games, the last 12 for TSN and 9 with CBC. You can't just replace a Chris Cuthbert on the CFL telecasts. TSN limped along in the regular season without replacing Cuthbert on the NHL telecasts.
Chris Cuthbert picks Stanley Cup final over TSN, jumps to Rogers Sportsnet
TSN and the CFL have given this consideration since June 2020. Let's look at the TV play-by-play options.
I don't know, but I would be happy to if asked. https://t.co/ezlBCS2ipD
— Gord Miller (@GMillerTSN) August 5, 2020
Gord Miller — Miller has a day job calling play by play for TSN hockey coverage. Calling the CFL has been a secondary passion and Miller picks up on calling games rather easily. Miller can work games early in the season. TSN may save Miller to call the West semifinal, West final, and Grey Cup. They haven't found a hockey replacement for Cuthbert so having one would certainly help.
Rod Smith — Smith has a day job as the host on the CFL on TSN panel. Smith has called Thursday night games during the summer. Smith and Miller are the only realistic choices for the major playoff games. TSN has more options to host in studio than to call the big games.
Dustin Nielson — Nielson has a day job as the morning host on TSN 1260 in Edmonton. His weekend schedule is more flexible. Nielson called all of 7 games, all in 2019. He brings a strong enthusiasm but needs more experience to call the really big games. Nielson could be a wild card in calling the Labour Day games out west but not the playoff games.
Rod Black — Have not forgotten about Mr. Excitement. Black is as versatile and solid a broadcaster as TSN has in its family. Black will be the #2 voice, calling the East semifinal and East final. There is a slim chance Black moves up on the depth chart to call the Grey Cup but would best be suited in his current role.
Dave Randorf — Randorf was a free agent and a desired choice to call the 2020 CFL season. Randorf's free agent status disappeared after signing to call the Tampa Bay Lightning games. Randorf could call games until mid-September and on select weekends, depending on border availability.
Farhan Lalji, Kate Beirness, Sara Orlesky, Derek Taylor — Lalji calls an occasional game with the last one in 2019. Beirness has hosted the CFL on TSN panel with success on Thursday night games. Orlesky is a champion with hosting the Winnipeg Jets coverage and covering the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on the sidelines. Taylor is a former TSN employee who calls the Saskatchewan Roughriders on radio. Anyone of these along with John Lu and Matthew Scianitti should increase their experience if they want to do so.
Matt Devlin, Dean Brown — Devlin has a tremendous amount of experience as the voice of the Toronto Raptors. Brown is the radio voice of the Ottawa Senators. Devlin did call some CFL games from 2012–2017. Brown has CFL experience on TV and radio. Both have very busy day jobs.
Mark Lee — Mark Lee called the Grey Cup for CBC in 2005-2007. Nobody thinks TSN will borrow Mark Lee, though worth mentioning actual Grey Cup experience. Steve Armitage also called the CFL for CBC after the public broadcaster let Cuthbert get away.
Rick Ball — Ball has a day job with the Calgary Flames on Rogers Sportsnet. Ball has experience calling BC Lions on radio. This would require a generous loan by Rogers to TSN, which will never happen.
Jock Climie — Climie seems definitely retired from football and analyzing football. He is knowledgeable and versatile, hosting the panel and being on the panel. If TSN promised this would only be for 2021, maybe, possibly, hopefully.
Tim Micallef — This might be the game changer if TSN wants a bold move. Micallef has a day job at Rogers, hosting Tim and Friends. Sid Seixeiro left Tim and Sid to move over to Breakfast Television early in 2021. Micallef has shown a passion and interest in Canadian football.
Don Wittman called the Grey Cup on CBC from 1981-1995. Cuthbert took over for Wittman in 1996; he was already calling CFL games and moved up to the top spot. Someone was ready and there was a smooth transition. This transition will not be smooth; the person calling the 2021 Grey Cup may not be the same person calling the 2024 Grey Cup.
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There may be an opening on the CFL on TSN panel. Henry Burris joined the Chicago Bears coaching staff for the 2020 as a seasonal coaching assistant. Burris is now a full-time, offensive quality control coach with the Bears. Davis Sanchez is the logical pick to be on the panel. TSN will need to find someone to fill in for Matt Dunigan on the panel.
A reminder to U.S. based CFL fans: The ESPN deal will cover a limited regular season schedule, mostly on ESPN2. All playoff games, including the Grey Cup, should air on the ESPN channels. The rest of the games will be on ESPN+: the service is relevant to MLS fans now and for NHL fans come this fall.
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Strong, informative analysis, Chad!
Posted by: Chicago's Canadians | July 21, 2021 at 12:35 PM
High praise coming from you. Glad to have a CFL season to answer these questions.
Posted by: Chad | July 21, 2021 at 06:38 PM


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Q: jquery create Login Box Dialog secure connection I am working on sharepoint with jquery and html
I have to create a Login Box Window where I have to input a user name and password
I have found lot of tutorials online:
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http://buckwilson.me/lightboxme/#
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I don't need to connect to a database
All I have is one username and one password
so how can I do this in a secure way so  we can only access with the username and password
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Are you building this custom login modal to authenticate a user such that they can access the SharePoint site? It stands to reason that a user has already authenticated if they are able to access a SharePoint page on which your custom components live, but I thought I'd ask anyway. If you are authenticating this user to SharePoint then you must be using FBA (forms-based authentication) in which case you are probably leveraging a custom membership provider...which almost certainly hits a data source of some kind.
You mentioned that you are not hitting a database with these credentials; what about another resource, perhaps a web service? If all you are doing is capturing and vetting a predefined set of credentials it sounds to me that the security requirement has more to do with where you store the credentials you use to vet the user's input and how you retrieve them when the user clicks "sign in," correct? If so, here's what I'm thinking (assuming are are deploying a custom solution):

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*Store the credentials as application settings in the web.config. Only farm administrators have access to the web.config file. You'd need to run some elevated code on postback to retrieve the application setting values before validating the user's input.

*Store the credentials in a hidden and secured list; run elevated code on postback to retrieve the credentials from the list and make the comparison.

You could also roll your own encryption in either of those two scenarios, if necessary.

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I've managed to recreate this on test installation with help from my colleague @Sajid so there is definitely a bug here. I'll report this to our developer so he can investigate this further.
Could you please let me know when the bug is resolved?
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Any news from your developer about the bug?
The bug fixing has been assigned to one of the other developers and it will be fixed as soon as possible.
We really appreciate your patience on this one.
It took me a while to fix this one, but the good news is, this has been fixed in the upcoming release.
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Maybe but not guaranteed that all Jet fans will look back and have some our quarterback episodes wiped clean from our memory banks. Vinny Tesavarde rupturing his Achilles tendon in a potential Super Bowl season won't even be a blip on the screen. And how about if the "what if Chad Pennington never got injured" statement never comes up again. Or how about the Bubby Brister shuffle pass and Mark Sanchez butt fumble? And my worst recurring nightmare I have once a month since '83 when the Jets chose Ken O'Brien over Dan Marino and hearing Jet director of scouting Mike Hickey trying to convince everyone, "O'Brien had better down field vision." There are more but Friday night Jet fans saw something they haven't seen in a while. The strength of the team might be the quarterback position. And despite one of the three being 39 years old, three NFL starters maybe on the Jet roster. All day Saturday I kept fielding e-mails and phone calls, "Marty, what do you think we can get for Teddy Bridgewater? A 3rd rounder? a 2nd rounder?" And then there were the Sam calls, "Marty, the Jets have got to start Darnold." Of course human nature for sports fans always seems to get ahead of itself. The enthusiasm on sports talk radio in the metropolitan area was at a fever pitch the most I heard since Bill Parcells became the Jets head coach in 1997. The 17-0 score over the Atalanta Falcons meant very little in the first exhibition game but listening to Jet fans over the weekend you would have thought they won the first game of their playoff run. Jet fan and radio staple "Ira from Staten Island" made his rounds on the different stations being as positive as usual but somewhat cautious. And going to my local mall on Sunday, the Sam Darnold tee shirts were everywhere. As I was in line at Modells paying for my sneakers, people were wearing their #14's right out the door.
Yes things seem good but we can't judge on one exhibition game. The offensive line looked okay at times and when I focused on center Spencer Long, you can see there will be improvement from last year at this position. One of the most impressive things from the Jets was the way their linebackers played. They were filling the gaps quickly and the crisp tackling made by the whole defense was good to see. The Trenton Cannon punt return experiment should end immediately. His ability as a running back is where the Jets should focus on. He looked good there with 40 yards on 11 attempts. Tight end Neal Sterling continues to produce and should be in the mix even when Chris Herndon gets back on the field. Moving forward the next few weeks, I'd like to see more of a pass rush from the the defense as well as more push from the offensive line with some between the tackle runs despite the west coast offense dictating a lot of outside runs. Exhibition games are for individual performances and this is what the coaches focus on hoping the team comes out injury free.
With all the positives, the quarterback play dominated everything. Teddy Bridgewater was 7-8 for 85 yards with one TD pass. Sam Darnold was 13-18 for 96 yards and one TD pass. Both players looked smooth and one can only be happy for Teddy Bridgewater who almost lost a leg and now he is back in an NFL. More on Sam below. The exhibition games have actually picked up steam with the competition at quarterback. It is too early to make trades or decide who the starter will be. Jet fans should enjoy the summer and watch every play by every QB. The times may be changing.
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Sam Darnold showed well with the two biggest traits I like in a QB: down field vision and pocket awareness to pressure. He looked comfortable rolling out but he has got to be aware that some of the NFL defensive ends and edge pass rushers are incredibly quick. And until I see him thread the needle on a long TD bomb (Robby Anderson wanted) will I be completely satisfied. Jet fans have to be happy with what they have seen so far. If in fact it is true that the Jet hierarchy is giving him a chance to start the season, he must start the next two games to recognize the speed he will be playing against.
From Ray Clifford
Sam Darnold had an excellent first outing in his first NFL game. Very good pocket awareness, did not stare down receivers, good mobility and seemed to have good command of the offense. That being said, it was game one of the preseason and you won't see schemes this vanilla or talent level this low again the rest of the season. Wasn't thrilled they kept him in the whole second half. Don't want our prized draft pick protected by guys who may never be in the NFL again by next week. I don't get overly excited when someone plays well in these games, but I DO get concerned if they play poorly. He definitely passed his first test, no pun intended.
From Ralph Sharaga
Darnold showed all the traits he displayed at USC. Confidence, command, poise, mobility inside and outside the pocket, good feel for the rush and accuracy on the run. Definitely a quick study. That being said, passes were mainly underneath. Sure we'll see more downfield stuff as the weeks go by. Tried to squeeze in a couple of sideline passes where the receiver was not open. Had a tendency to do this at USC. Will need to become more selective. My biggest criticism is in regards to a comment he made after the game. He said it might be easier to read defenses in the pros because the hash marks are closer. Now, I'm a big Sam fan and I think he's going to be a star. BUT this is pre season and he was a throwing against back ups. He ain't seen nothin' yet.
Final thought: Bowles is in an awkward position. For the rest of the pre season which QB does he throw out with the 3rd stringers (Remember when Sanchez got hurt in the 4th quarter)? He doesn't have a Hack, Petty or McElroy, to use as a sacrificial lamb. Might actually have to be McCown!
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Ten observations from the press box after the Jets' 17-0 win over the Falcons:
1. Sam Darnold passed his first test. Playing against the Falcons' backups, the rookie QB was composed under the bright lights (and half-empty stadium). The best thing he did was something we've seen all summer: He threw really well on the run, especially on his 14-yard TD pass to Charles Johnson. That's a great quality for a rookie QB. He never panicked when the pocket collapsed. Basically, he was the anti-Hackenberg.
2. As Bill Parcells would say, let's hold off on the anointing oils. I'd say Darnold is trending toward the starting job, but he hasn't earned it yet. Let's see how he does with the starters and against a first-string defense. Todd Bowles should give him that shot next week in Washington.
3. You have to feel good for Teddy Bridgewater, who saw his first extensive action in two years. He played really well in two series, leading the offense to 10 points. His best throw was a 21-yard strike to Neal Sterling on a seam route. He has to be considered a legit candidate for the starting job. if nothing else, he raised his trade value.
4. This, of course, doesn't bode well for incumbent Josh McCown. At this point, I see him as a fallback option for the Jets. If Bridgewater and Darnold continue this way, McCown will begin the season on the bench.
5. Strong effort by the defense. Yes, Matt Ryan barely played (one pass), but a shutout is a shutout. Bet you didn't know it was the first home shutout in Jets preseason history. I certainly didn't know that until late in the game. We saw history!
6. Rookie RB Trent Cannon muffed two punts. They won't pull the plug on him yet, but it's hard to imagine him returning punts for the Jets on opening day in Detroit. He showed some giddy-up as a running back, but one of the reasons he was drafted was to return punts.
7. Second-year WRs Chad Hansen and ArDarius Stewart didn't get in until the second half. They've had quiet camps and it appears that neither will crack the receiver rotation.
8. Sleeper of the night: LB Neville Hewitt is quietly having a solid camp, and he backed it up with a good game -- a team-high eight tackles, one INT and two pass break ups. For a change, the Jets have good depth at inside linebacker.
9. Rookie defensive linemen Nathan Shepherd and Foley Fatukasi (strip sack) made a couple of flash plays. On Atlanta's first series, Shepherd shed a block and moved really well laterally to make the tackle.
10. We saw some staples of the Jeremy Bates offense. Lots of outside zone running (stretch plays), lots of quarterback bootlegs and a heavy dose of play action.
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Darnold was far from perfect, but he exhibited some of the traits that had the Jets privately giddy about the kid's public unveiling. "I was pumped to be out there," the rookie said.
Darnold was the sketch of cool in his first NFL game, showing poise and command to state an early case that he should indeed be the starting quarterback for Week 1 of the regular season next month. He went 9 for 11 for 74 yards, 1 TD, a 125.0 passer rating in two drives in the first half before playing with third-stringers on five drives after intermission. Darnold, who wore a glove on his left hand after getting spiked on his five-yard scramble in the first half, finished 13 for 18 for 96 yards, 1 TD and a 103.0 passer rating. He displayed the gifts that have so many folks on One Jets Drive convinced that they have finally found the answer to their most maddening problem. In his first two drives, we saw the skills that could make Darnold a difference maker for a long time. He exhibited tremendous patience in the pocket, elusiveness in the face of pressure, accuracy throwing on the run, scrambling prowess and sage decision making…..
If Darnold needs more seasoning – and Bridgewater lights it up in the preseason – then Gang Green won't hesitate to start Bridgewater in the season opener against the Lions, according to sources.
"We'll see how the preseason goes," Bowles said about his looming quarterback decision. "I'm not going to jump to any conclusions after one game. I'll take my notes and watch practice and compare with the coaches and we'll come up with a decision. But it's a tough decision. We have three good players. And we're happy to have them." Bridgewater sure looked like an NFL starter in his Jets debut. So did the rookie.
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The Sam Darnold Hype Train gained plenty of momentum on Friday night. The Jets rookie quarterback impressed in his preseason debut, throwing a touchdown pass in a 17-0 win over the Falcons at MetLife Stadium. You can't put him in the Hall of Fame just yet, but Darnold showed enough to have Jets fans salivating. He completed 13-of-18 for 96 yards and the one score, but it was more about the qualities he showed than the stats he put up…..
The mobility, arm strength and poise that separated Darnold at USC were on display against the Atlanta backups. There was nothing that indicated the game was too big for Darnold and he made plays that rookies usually do not. He looked like he belonged…..
Clearly, Darnold is making his case to be the starter when the season opens Sept. 10 against the Lions. He has passed every test put in front of him so far. All three quarterbacks — Josh McCown, Teddy Bridgewater and Darnold — are NFL starters. Bowles is going to have to choose one.
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…..Quarterback Tom Brady was held out of Thursday's preseason game, but the back injury that bothered him does not sound significant. According to Ian Rapoport of NFL.com, Brady's sore back is "pretty minor" and there is little concern about him going forward…..From Kelsie Foreman: For the last few seasons, the defense has always been listed as an area to improve for the Patriots. Judging by the performance they put on Thursday, it's still an area needing improvement. Though Thursday's starting lineup was as close to what it will be during the regular season (they were missing two regular-season starters, Trey Flowers and Devin McCourty); they didn't play like starters. The first defensive series went off without a hitch, but during the second, things started to fall apart. After Kyle Van Noy gave up a really rough touchdown to Byron Marshall, one thing became clear: pass coverage is still a problem…..If there's one player that came out hot and running, it's new running back, Jeremy Hill. While Mike Gillislee was the player who earned the starting spot on Thursday's game at running back, it appears that Hill did more for the Patriots during his time on the field. Hill ended the game with 11 carries for 51 yards and a touchdown in the third quarter. Hill, who was signed as a veteran free agent over the offseason, will likely be competing with Gillislee for a starting spot, or at least one as a second stringer. Gillislee ended the game with 43 yards and 14 carries, an unimpressive night for him…..In two halves of football, the Patriot's offensive line played surprisingly well, only allowing one sack during the entire game. The offensive line had an impressive showing, and it's only expected to get better as the season progresses. For the first time in a long time, the offensive line has experience: and that makes the Patriots even more of an offensive threat. Fans can expect the first-round pick, Isaiah Wynn, to make an appearance soon, which will undoubtedly help the Pats reach offensive-line dominance.
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…..At the start of the second half, Josh Allen made his long-awaited debut in a Bills uniform. Working with the third team offense, he performed as expected, treating the crowd to every facet of the "Josh Allen Experience." Most notably, fans were in awe of his effortless flick-of-the-wrist deep balls, one of which sailed beautifully through the hands of Robert Foster for what would have been a sure touchdown. Of course there were moments of spotty accuracy as the Wyoming product went 9/19 on the evening. Allen's late touchdown pass was a 14-yard laser that had the touch and accuracy of an NFL veteran. There is still quite a bit of work to do and given Peterman and McCarron's respective performances, Allen is still probably the third-string quarterback for now, but if he can clean up some of his mistakes, he could see first-team reps before the preseason is over. Despite an underwhelming stat line, he fared admirably behind a shaky assortment of backup offensive linemen (sound familiar?). There is no question about his elite physical gifts including an absolute rocket of an arm. If he can improve on his ability to read the field and hit the short-to-medium range routes in stride, he could prove a lot of doubters (myself included) wrong.….The Bills traded for former first-round wideout Corey Coleman and Joe Buscaglia of WKBW.com believes the receiver could have an immediate impact on his new team. The writer points out that Kelvin Benjamin and Jeremy Kerley are the only two players locked in at the top of the Bills depth chart, and this was emphasized when the coaching staff add recently-recovered Andre Holmes to the first team during camp (Zay Jones has since recovered from his injury, as well). At the very least, Coleman will provide the Bills with unmatched speed, a skill set that the team's fellow receivers are lacking…..Bills receiver Zay Jones has been activated off the active/non-football injury list, but was wearing a red contact jersey during his first day back at practice, tweets Joe Buscaglia of WKBW. Jones underwent knee surgery in May and missed Buffalo's offseason program, but the club has expressed hope that Jones — who was selected in the second round of the 2017 draft — will be ready for the regular season. After an offseason which included not only an operation but a bizarre arrest, the Bills have been adamant that Jones won't be handed a starting spot…..The Bills' new look offensive line is long on experience but may be short on talent, Sal Maiorana of the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle writes. The Bills are coming into 2018 without Cordy Glenn, Eric Wood, and Richie Incognito, three players who have started a combined 347 games and made five Pro Bowls. Of the Bills' current 15 linemen, they have zero Pro Bowlers or even players that have been considered for a Pro Bowl.
…..…..From Finatics:The Dolphins opened pre season in Miami this past Thursday night. The second, third and forth teams grinded it out to the end, but could not close the deal, and ended losing; Buccaneers 26, Dolphins 24. But.. There were some shining lights despite the lost. One of the shining light - Tannehill looked great on the first drive. It was his first time starting for the Dolphins since December 2016. But, it looked like he hadn't missed a beat. The first team offense for the Dolphins is what I have to hope for Miami for the rest of the 2018 season. Tannehill looked GREAT. He was on target for virtually every throw going 4 for 6. He threw the ball like he is throwing a rocket propelled football. The other shining light in the game on offense was RB Kallen Ballage. Ballage played second team offense, but really 3rd since Frank Gore did not start. Ballage had a great night going 37 yards on 10 attempts with a long run of 14 yards. He also had a decent night receiving going 3 for 23 yards. Only low point with Ballage is the one hurdling fumble. But... what a great attempt. On defense, the night in my opinion went to our number one draft choice - Minkah Fitzpatrick. Minkah had shown some great coverage and proved his worthiness of a number one draft choice…General Manager Chris Grier, went back to Columbus, Ohio, to try and bring in more talent to the linebacking corp, and he might have hit the jackpot with Jerome Baker.
The second level is so key to a defense because it's the last level before getting to your defensive backs, which in today's football pretty much aren't paid to tackle, especially with the new helmet rules that are in effect. From covering running backs out of the backfield, to covering the middle of the field from short to intermediate routes, and of course defending tight-ends from going down the seam. Most importantly being the heart and soul of a defense by making those crucial tackles that energize a team, as well as getting an offense off the field on 3rd down. Jerome Baker is the prototypical new-age linebacker (6'1 225 lbs) who is not the biggest but plays with so much athleticism and speed (4.5 40) that keeps him in position to make plays all over the field especially the types I mentioned before. In his first preseason game he got action with the first team defense in the Nickel Package, tallied 5 total tackles, one of which was a tackle for loss. Scary part is he should have had two TFL's but was unable to wrap up the ball carrier that eventually got tackled at the line of scrimmage…..South Florida police unions are urging their members to not buy Miami Dolphins tickets or seek a refund because several players had protested during the national anthem before the preseason opener.
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Are you a driver and have questions about using a sharing service via the MOQO app? Or are you a provider and receive the same questions repeatedly via customer service? Below we have summarized the most frequently asked questions including the correct answers.
1. What role does MOQO play in the registration process?
MOQO is a platform on which different providers can make their vehicles available to defined user groups. Drivers register directly with a provider via the platform. The direct business relationship is then between the driver and the provider.
2. How do I register for a sharing offer?
Drivers have three ways to register for a sharing offer:
via the provider's website
they are invited by email directly from the provider
directly in the sharing app (MOQO app or sharing app of the corresponding provider, available in both the Google Play Store and the App Store). Note: Only public offers are displayed there.
3. Is there a registration fee or a monthly subscription fee?
The providers determine independently whether a one-time registration fee and/or a monthly basic fee is charged for the use of an offer. Users can obtain information about this from the provider and in the sharing app before registering for an offer.
4. What are the requirements for registering to an offer?
In principle, a driver's license of the appropriate class must be available for the use of car sharing or scooter sharing. In addition, a valid payment method must be deposited.
Other possible requirements are set individually by the respective provider. For example, a minimum age may apply for participation. For exclusive offers, proof of access authorization may be required, for example membership number, employee number, resident ID, etc.
5. How does the driver's license validation work?
Driver's license validation can be performed manually on site, digitally by the sharing provider, or independently using an online process. Depending on the sharing offer, not all validation methods are available. After successful validation, the check is repeated every six months.
6. Why is so much data needed?
The data allow the unique identification of a driver. They are required for security reasons as well as for insurance reasons. MOQO as well as the respective providers ensure that all personal data is processed, stored and deleted in accordance with the European DSGVO.
7. Why does the app need Bluetooth?
To enable the app to control the vehicle even without an internet connection, it needs Bluetooth. This enables the vehicle, app and platform to communicate with each other.
8. Why can't I find any offers near me?
MOQO is building a network of regional sharing providers where users can register via the MOQO app. This network is continuously being expanded. If no offer is currently displayed on the map, there may not yet be a public offer in your area. Users are invited to contact their city or local companies and request a new offer.
Exclusive teams such as corporate fleets are not displayed on the map in the app. Access to these teams is by invitation or can be requested directly from the provider.
9. What are the rates for a ride?
Individual rates apply to each offer in the MOQO app. The offers are created by the respective provider. The business relationship for the corresponding trip also exists with this provider.
The rates usually consist of a time rate (per hour / day / week / month) and a distance rate. Often there are inclusive kilometers per time tariff, for each additional kilometer the distance tariff is charged. If applicable, a fixed booking fee or unlock fee is added.
Some providers give a discount on long-term rentals.
10. How can I start a booking?
To start a booking, users search via the app for available vehicles at the desired time and pick-up location. As an alternative to the search function, currently available vehicles in the area are displayed on the dashboard. After selecting a vehicle, users click the "Book Now" button, accept the terms of use, and are then asked to confirm the booking. As soon as the user is at the vehicle at the booked start time, they open the app and call up the booking. The "Start booking" button then appears there. When the booking is started, the vehicle is also opened automatically
11. Can I reserve a vehicle in advance?
Station-based vehicles can usually be reserved for a specific time. How far in advance this is possible depends on the respective provider. The provider also specifies in its fee regulations how long a reservation can be canceled free of charge. Users can find information on this in the terms of use of an offer.
12. How do I find my vehicle before I start my journey?
Drivers can find the booked vehicle via GPS using the map function in the app. The exact location is displayed 30 minutes before the start of the journey. Station-based vehicles can be found at the booked station.
13. Where can I enter a discount code?
Once users have selected the vehicle and booking period, they click the "Book now" button. In the booking screen that now opens, they click on "Redeem discount code" to access the discount code manager. There they can add a new discount code via the "+" or select and redeem an already stored code in the list.
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14. How does the unlocking of the vehicle work?
14a. How does the unlocking of a car work?
After confirming a booking, drivers can unlock the car via the app at the beginning of the booking time. To do this, use the "Open vehicle" slide button. You will then usually find the car key in the glove compartment. If there is no internet connection, the vehicle can be controlled and opened via Bluetooth connection.
Some cars are now being used without a vehicle key and locked via the app during breaks.
14b. How does the unlocking of a bike work?
Unlocking a bicycle basically works according to the same principle as for a car. Depending on the lock and provider, however, there may be slight deviations. At the beginning of the booking time, the bike is unlocked via the app with the "Open vehicle" button, then the lock clicks audibly, pops open and users can ride off. At the end of the ride, the bike is locked via the app, and the lock either closes automatically or must be closed manually.
With some providers, the bike must also be removed from a bike station after unlocking and pushed back into it at the end of the booking.
14c. How does the unlocking of a scooter work?
A scooter is also unlocked via the app. It then starts up immediately and provides feedback via the display and the lighting system. A key is not necessary or available on most scooters; they are controlled exclusively via app. Additional unlocking instructions appear on the display of some scooter models. The helmet is usually located in the helmet compartment under the seat.
15. how far am I allowed to drive the vehicle?
Within Germany, drivers may travel unlimited distances. The respective route tariffs of the providers apply. Whether trips abroad are permitted depends on the respective provider.
However, in the case of free-floating offers, a vehicle can only be returned within the defined business area. In the case of station-based offers, the vehicle must be returned either at any station or, depending on the offer, at the booked station.
16. Can I drive abroad with the vehicle?
Whether drivers are also allowed to drive abroad with the vehicle depends on the provider and its insurance. Information on this can usually be found in the terms of use.
17. Can I park the vehicle in between and then continue driving?
Yes, drivers can park the vehicle during the booking period and then continue driving. The time tariff continues to run regularly during this time. To park without ending the booking, there are some special features depending on the vehicle type:
Keyless cars: Are locked/unlocked and ignited via the app. To lock the car, all windows must be closed and the ignition switched off.
Cars with keys: Cars with keys must be locked exclusively with the key for interim parking. The key is usually located in the glove compartment. If drivers accidentally lock the car via the app, the booking is terminated.
Bikes: Bicycles are locked via the app (without ending the booking) and unlocked again to continue driving. There are differences depending on the frame lock, so some locks automatically close when locked via the app and others must be opened and closed manually.
Scooters: Scooters work completely keyless and are unlocked and locked as well as switched off and on via the app for interim parking. To do this, the helmet compartment and luggage box (if present) must be closed in each case.
18. Am I insured during the ride?
Principally, drivers are insured during the journey. In the case of car sharing, there is usually liability insurance and fully/partially comprehensive insurance (possibly with a deductible). Information on specific insurance policies can be obtained from the provider or read in the vehicle description in the app.
19. May drivers change during the ride?
With many offers, the driver is not allowed to change during the journey. Many insurance packages do not provide for additional drivers.
However, some providers do allow a change of driver as long as the person making the booking is also in the car. Information about this is available from the provider itself or in the terms of use.
Vehicle return
20. Where can I return the vehicle?
Vehicles of a free-floating offer can be returned freely in the defined business area excluding restricted areas. In some cities, there are special car-sharing parking spaces that are marked accordingly. Sharing providers inform drivers about regulations regarding parking fees and recommended parking spaces.
Vehicles of a station-based service can be returned at any station or, if applicable, at a special station (for example, for round trips). The stations are displayed in the app.
21. Which conditions apply for the vehicle return?
In order to return a vehicle, certain conditions must be met. For example, the vehicle must be at a permitted return location and the ignition must be switched off. Other conditions are set by the sharing providers themselves, such as a minimum charging or refueling level or connection to a charging station. Users can view detailed information on this in the app.
22. What happens if I am late?
If drivers are late and cannot meet the originally stated return time, this is not a problem at first - the vehicle will not automatically shut down. Instead, the time and route rates simply continue to run. However, some providers charge an additional fee for late returns. This is often staggered according to the length of the delay. The reason for this fee is that other drivers who may have booked the vehicle afterwards may not be able to start their journey. This leads to dissatisfaction on the part of the users and to a loss of revenue for the provider.
Subsequent users receive a message in the app that the previous user is running late and that they have the option to cancel. Note: Cancellation fees may apply.
23. What means of payment are accepted?
In principle, SEPA direct debit or credit card can be deposited as a means of payment. Which means of payment a provider accepts is decided individually.
24. When and how will the booking be settled?
Billing usually takes place automatically after the booking is completed. With a SEPA direct debit, collection can take a few days, whereas with a credit card it is collected immediately. Users then receive a booking summary by e-mail. Depending on the provider, this may also contain an invoice showing the sales tax.
Alternatively, some providers invoice the collected amount at the end of the month.
25. The payment has failed. What happens now?
A fee of €7.50 is generally charged to the payment service provider for failed payments. Some providers choose not to pass this on to customers. It also depends on the respective reason for the failed payment whether a fee is charged. Individual reasons can be found in the provider's fee catalog.
Cleanliness, damage, tank
26. How is the cleanliness of a vehicle ensured?
Users are asked to rate the cleanliness of the vehicle and report dirt and contamination before each trip. The provider receives these notifications automatically via the system and can then send cleaners to dirty vehicles.
In the case of self-inflicted excessive dirt, users may be charged for cleaning afterwards.
27. What happens in the event of damage?
Drivers also use the app to document defects and damage before or during the journey. Visual documentation is used for this purpose. The damage is localized directly and documented with a photo.
To prevent damage from being reported by subsequent users and then assigned to previous drivers and charged, it is advisable to report existing damage before each trip. Drivers can view defects that have already been documented in the app.
Sharing providers automatically receive a damage report via the system and can react accordingly. If the vehicle has to go to the workshop, it is put into maintenance mode and is temporarily no longer available for booking.
28. What happens when the tank or charge level is low?
The current tank or charge level can always be viewed via the app. In order to be able to return a vehicle, a minimum level is often prescribed. This guarantees that the next user is able to properly use the vehicle.
Most providers store fuel/charging cards in the vehicle, which drivers can use as a means of payment at charging stations or gas stations so that they do not have to pay in advance (the rates usually include the cost of electricity and fuel).
29. How do I charge an electric vehicle?
Using the charging station finder in the app, drivers can navigate to a charging station and pay there with the charging card stored in their car. Please note: Certain charging cards are only valid for individual charging networks - it is therefore essential to follow the information and instructions in the app.
For most types of electric vehicles, a certain sequence must be followed for charging - for example, connect the power plug to the charging station first and then to the car, or vice versa. Since many users are not yet very familiar with electric vehicles, most providers have stored instructions for operating a charging station in the vehicle (e.g. in the glove compartment). Drivers will also find a description in the app and on the charging station.
30. Where can I get help with further questions or in emergencies?
Drivers can contact the service number listed in the app (24/7), the e-mail address support@moqo.de or the provider directly. These details can also be found on the provider's offer pages or in the app.
31. Can I add more offers?
Yes, the app allows users to search for other (public) offers in the vicinity and add them easily. Separate payment methods can be stored for each offer.
All questions answered?
If you still have questions, please let us know at feedback@moqo.de.


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Energy Law Issues
Morrow Essay Contest
Vol 44, No 2 /
Case Comments
"Practical Necessity" or "Highly Sophisticated Opportunism"? Judicial Review and Rate Regulation After ATCO Gas and Pipelines Ltd. v. Alberta (Energyand Utilties Board)
Alice Woolley
DOI: https://doi.org/10.29173/alr361
Case comment on <i>ATCO Gas and Pipelines v Alberta (Energy and Utilities Board).</i>
Woolley, A. (2015). "Practical Necessity" or "Highly Sophisticated Opportunism"? Judicial Review and Rate Regulation After ATCO Gas and Pipelines Ltd. v. Alberta (Energyand Utilties Board). Alberta Law Review, 44(2), 445. https://doi.org/10.29173/alr361
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Alice Woolley, The Importance of ATCO Gas and Pipelines: A Response to H. Martin Kay , Alberta Law Review: Vol 45, No 2
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Jul 5 Help, I'm a Mess!
"I can't find anything after I put it away. I know I need to organize, but I just don't know where to start. I want to invite friends over, but my house is such a mess. I want less clutter, but I just can't figure out how to get started." Sound familiar?
Although we live in larger homes and have fewer children, our attics, basements, closets and rooms are overflowing. Storage units are becoming more popular.
A friend recently shared that she cleaned out her bedroom drawers and felt so much better about the whole room. She is now going to tackle the boxes of clothes piled around the room. Good for her! She has set a goal. One of the main obstacles in removing clutter is the overwhelming thought that you have to make so many decisions.
The University of Illinois has wonderful information on dealing with clutter on their web site. I really like their idea of a Clutter Emergency Card. Use the following questions to help you decide what is important and what's not.
* How long has it been since I used this?
* Do I like it?
* Does it work properly – is it broken?
* If I keep this, what will I get rid of to make room for it?
* Can I locate this information somewhere else (probably on the internet) if I need it?
Don't tackle the whole house at once. Get three boxes and start with one room. Put broken or throw-away items in one. Fill the other with items to donate to charity or friends. The third one should be the one you are left with. Now you are ready to make decisions concerning the items you need and plan to keep.
I promise you, decluttering will go a long way in sweeping frustration out the door. You will enjoy life more with an organized home.
As you are getting rid of the clutter in your home, remember to keep your mind free from clutter so that you can hear words from God. We are so busy that we sometimes use all our twenty- four hours without talking to the Father who loves us so much. Take time to clear your mind, get away from noise and talk to your Heavenly Father. It seems that the more time-saving devises we have, the less time we have.
I want to leave you with a scripture that helps me. I will listen to what God the Lord says; he promises peace to his people, his faithful servants (Psalm 85:8).
Jul 6 Help, I Have a Hole in My Heart!
Jul 4 Help, I'm Falling!
Jul 3 Help, I'm Drowning!
Oct 3 Help, I'm Drowning!
Oct 4 Help, I'm a Mess!


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Surgical Procedures for Lung Cancer
If lung cancer is localized and has not spread beyond the original site, surgical removal of the cancer is the most common treatment. The goal is to remove as much of the cancer as possible while keeping as much lung tissue and function as possible. Chemo- and/or radiation therapy may be used before the surgery to shrink the tumor or after to try to kill off any remaining cancer cells after surgery.
Surgical removal is not always an option since most lung cancers are found in advanced stages. In this case, surgery may be done to relieve symptoms.
Surgery for Early Stage Lung Cancer
Surgery can be a cure for stage 0 and other early stages of lung cancer, depending on the specific type.
A thoracotomy is a surgical method for opening the chest wall. This give access to the lungs and other structures, including lymph nodes, which can be removed if needed during a procedure.
Options for lung cancer surgery are based on type, stage, size, and locations of tumor, include:
Wedge resection —A section in the shape of a triangle is cut from lung tissue. A margin of healthy tissue around the tumor will also be removed.
Segmental resection —Similar to a wedge resection, but a larger section of lung tissue is removed.
Lobectomy —The lung is sectioned into lobes that connect to one another. If cancer is contained to one of these sections, the entire lobe can be removed.
Sleeve resection —Part of the airway is removed. After removal, the lung is reattached.
Pneumonectomy —Removal of the entire lung. This may be an option if cancer is in more than one lobe and in contained one lung.
Palliative Procedures for Advanced Lung Cancer
A number of minor procedures can help relieve symptoms and improve quality of life. As cancer grows, it affects the body's ability to function properly. In the case of lung cancer, tumors cause problems that can can interfere with breathing.
Surgery may also be used to remove tumors that spread to other areas, such as the brain or an adrenal gland and are causing problems
Procedures to relieve symptoms may include:
Thoracentesis —A needle is inserted into the pleural space outside of the lungs to draw out excess fluid.
Pleurodesis —A substance is placed in the pleural space that surrounds the lungs. The substance causes the two pleural layers to stick together, eliminating the space between them.
Pericardiocentesis —A needle is inserted into the pericardium, the protective sac that surrounds the heart. Excess fluid is drawn out and removed.
Pericardial window —A piece of the pericardium is take out. The fluid drains into the chest or abdomen.
Chest catheter —A catheter can be placed into the chest. The tube attaches to a device and fluid drains into it. These can also be placed during one of the surgical procedures mentioned in the previous section.
Photodynamic therapy —Light-sensitive molecules are injected into the bloodstream. These molecules are absorbed by cells throughout the body, but tend to remain longest in cancer cells. When these molecules are exposed to a special light, they cause cell damage and death. The light will be directed to the tumor using an bronchoscope . It is useful for lung cancer in its earliest stages. PDT can also be helpful when tumors affect breathing. In this case, it will help ease breathing.
Laser therapy —A special light source is use to core out an area where tumors are blocking the airway. This can be done when other treatment methods are not an option.
Stent —If a tumor is blocking the airway, a metal stent can be placed during surgery or a bronchoscopy to keep it open.
Lung cancer surgery. American Lung Association website. Available at: http://www.lung.org/lung-health-and-diseases/lung-disease-lookup/lung-cancer/patients/treatment/types-of-treatment/lung-cancer-surgery.html. Updated November 3, 2016. Accessed August 30, 2017.
Management of unresectable nonmetastatic non-small cell lung cancer. EBSCO DynaMed Plus website. Available at: http://www.dynamed.com/topics/dmp~AN~T906058 . Updated June 30, 2017. Accessed August 30, 2017.
Non-small cell lung cancer. National Cancer Institute website. Available at: https://www.cancer.gov/types/lung/patient/non-small-cell-lung-treatment-pdq. Updated April 13, 2017. Accessed August 30, 2017.
Palliative procedures for non-small cell lung cancer. American Cancer Society website. Available at: https://www.cancer.org/cancer/non-small-cell-lung-cancer/treating/palliative.html. Updated May 16, 2016. Accessed August 30, 2017.
Palliative procedures for small cell lung cancer. American Cancer Society website. Available at: https://www.cancer.org/cancer/small-cell-lung-cancer/treating/palliative.html. Updated May 16, 2016. Accessed August 30, 2017.
Small cell lung cancer. EBSCO DynaMed Plus website. Available at: http://www.dynamed.com/topics/dmp~AN~T115654/Small-cell-lung-cancer . Updated June 23, 2017. Accessed August 30, 2017.
Small cell lung cancer. National Cancer Institute website. Available at: https://www.cancer.gov/types/lung/hp/small-cell-lung-treatment-pdq. Updated January 20, 2017. Accessed August 30, 2017.
Surgery for non-small cell lung cancer. American Cancer Society website. Available at: https://www.cancer.org/cancer/non-small-cell-lung-cancer/treating/surgery.html. Updated May 16, 2016. Accessed August 30, 2017.
Surgery for small cell lung cancer. American Cancer Society website. Available at: https://www.cancer.org/cancer/small-cell-lung-cancer/treating/surgery.html. Updated May 16, 2016. Accessed August 30, 2017.


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The hotel also offers shutlle service (at extra cost) from/to the airport, large parking and other comforts. 0311 GA Rooms are medium in size, they are furnished in a simple and sober style. The decors are traditional and they are decorated in pastel colours, giving a relaxing and welcoming atmosphere. The offers is large in size and offers Mediterranean cuisine. choose from 2 poolside restaurants where you can enjoy a mix of Italian and Sicilian dishes, including fresh, seafood specialities.... Read more The hotel is a modern white building.
The hotel also offers shutlle service (at extra cost) from/to the airport, large parking and other comforts. 0311 GA Rooms are medium in size, they are furnished in a simple and sober style. The decors are traditional and they are decorated in pastel colours, giving a relaxing and welcoming atmosphere. The offers is large in size and offers Mediterranean cuisine. choose from 2 poolside restaurants where you can enjoy a mix of Italian and Sicilian dishes, including fresh, seafood specialities. The hotel is a modern white building. The lobby is medium in size and bright. The style is traditional and it is equipped with a comfortable seating area with leather easy chairs and sofas.


The back path to the Club has been resurfaced.
The path, which leads to Leegate Road was lumpy and bumpy. There is now a brand-new surface making it easier for Club members to walk or cycle.
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PADL/DLG - Dillingham Airport
Dillingham, United States
Dillingham Airport (IATA: DLG, ICAO: PADL, FAA LID: DLG) is a state owned, public use airport located two nautical miles (4 km) west of the central business district of Dillingham, a city in the Dillingham Census Area of the U.S. state of Alaska. Scheduled passenger service is available at this airport. As per Federal Aviation Administration records, the airport had 32,215 passenger boardings (enplanements) in calendar year 2008, 29,374 enplanements in 2009, and 42,927 in 2010.
(Airport Infos by Wikipedia)
Open current view/airport in an external service:
OurAirports.com
Random Airports
This app shows satellite views of random airports. Its aim is to introduce you to the variety of airport structures embedded into the landscape. Parts of the website are heavily inspired by David Schmidt's website chuchichechocha.com.
Click on the satellite image or on the button in the control panel to advance to another randomly selected airport.
Click on the button in the control panel to start auto play mode (every 30 seconds a random airport is loaded); Click on the button to stop the auto play mode.
Click on the button in the control panel to search for a specific airport by ICAO code, IATA code, airport name, or location name.
Click on the button in the control panel to show additional information about the current airport and to open the current view in a variety of external services (e.g. Google Maps).
Click on the button in the control panel to toggle fullscreen mode.
Unlike other mapping websites, it is not possible to change the view by panning it around with the mouse or to change the zoom factor.
Technologies and Data Sources
This app is based on the Google Maps API, which on the one hand provides a powerful programming interface for web-based mapping applications, and on the other hand opens access to high quality satellite imagery for places all over the world.
The backend is realized in Python with the help of the excellent Flask micro framework.
The locations of airports have been imported from the public domain data provided by the aviation enthusiasts at OurAirports.com. The app displays randomly selected airports of the categories 'large_airport','medium_airport' and 'small_airport' for which runway coordinates are available.
Furthermore, the user interface incorporates icons from Font Awesome and fonts from Google Fonts.
This is brought to you by me, Florian Pigorsch. Feel free to contact me via Google+ or mail. The source code of this app can be found at Github.
Random Airports has been featured on several websites including
the AvGeek Weekly Newsletter on 2015/01/16,
the Maps Mania blog on 2015/01/03
Here's a list of 10 random airports:
K2V6 - Yuma Municipal Airport
KTRL/TRL - Terrell Municipal Airport
SAVB/EHL - El Bolson Airport
UT1G - Ashgabat Bezmein Airport
FVMT - Mutoko Airport
SKAR/AXM - El Eden Airport
6M8 - Marked Tree Municipal Airport
KHRL/HRL - Valley International Airport
K1B1/HCC - Columbia County Airport
LOGI - Trieben Airport
This app shows satellite views of random airports. Its aim is to introduce you to the variety of airport structures embedded into the landscape.
Click on the satellite image or on to advance to another randomly selected airport.
Click on start 'auto play' mode (every 30 seconds a random airport is loaded).
Click on to search for a specific airport.
Click on to show infos about the current airport.
Click on to toggle fullscreen mode.
You can search for ICAO-codes (4-letter airport codes, e.g. 'KSFO'), IATA-codes (3-letter airport codes, e.g. 'SFO'), airport and location names (e.g. 'San Francisco').
Search queries containing multiple words and/or non-alphanumeric characters may be problematic - try to keep your query simple (e.g. prefer 'Helsinki' to 'Helsinki Airport')!
Here's a list of 10 randomly selected airports: