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package com.orionplatform.math.geometry.vector.functional.tasks.component;

import com.orionplatform.core.abstraction.Orion;
import com.orionplatform.core.exception.Assert;
import com.orionplatform.math.function.onevariable.Function1x1;
import com.orionplatform.math.geometry.Axis;
import com.orionplatform.math.geometry.vector.functional.VectorOfFunction1x1;
import com.orionplatform.math.geometry.vector.functional.VectorOfFunction1x1Rules;
import com.orionplatform.math.number.ANumber;
import com.orionplatform.math.number.NumberRules;

public class GetVectorOfFunction1x1ComponentTask extends Orion
{
    public static synchronized VectorOfFunction1x1 run(VectorOfFunction1x1 x, Axis axis)
    {
        Assert.notNull(axis, "The given axis input cannot be null.");
        return run(x, axis.getInt());
    }

    public static synchronized VectorOfFunction1x1 run(VectorOfFunction1x1 x, int axis)
    {
        VectorOfFunction1x1Rules.isValid(x);
        NumberRules.isGreaterThan(axis, 0);
        Function1x1<ANumber, ANumber>[] newElements = new Function1x1[x.getDimensions()];

        for(int i = 1; i <= x.getDimensions(); i++)
        {
            newElements[i - 1] = (i == axis) ? x.get(axis - 1) : Function1x1.Zero;
        }

        return VectorOfFunction1x1.of(newElements);
    }
}


SU Victoria has Chaplains and Schools programs in over 50 primary and secondary schools around Victoria. The SU Victoria Schools Team uses a community development framework to connect, build up and empower young people. We facilitate programs that encourage and empower students, improve wellbeing outcomes, and strengthen links between students, families, teachers and the broader community.
With 27 missions and more than 700 volunteers, SU Victoria is connecting with over 6,000 children, young people and families at popular holiday locations all around Victoria. Bible stories are shared and a safe space provided to build relationships and learn about Jesus. Each year we hear many stories of people of all ages being impacted as they experience God's love and Good News.
SU Victoria has been conducting Summer Camps at Camp Coolamatong for over 60 years. With volunteer leaders and exciting activities including sailing, archery and abseiling, campers experience a memorable and significant time of living in Christian community.
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Captain Giannis holds a Captain's First Class Diploma and has more than 27 years of experience in high-specification luxury motor yachts, including several 45m+. He holds Certificates in SSO, GMDSS, ARPA, Radar, Fire Fighting and First Aid. With excellent knowledge of East and West Med, the Aegean and Ionian waters, he can be relied on to recommend the right place for the right occasion, from cosmopolitan full-service beach clubs in popular islands to deserted sandy beaches off the beaten track. His hobbies include scuba diving, fishing and construing thermal airplane models. Captain Giannis speaks excellent English and has two children.
Panos has more than 20 years of experience as First Engineer across the maritime sector, from high-tech motor yachts to large commercial ships. He holds Certificates in SSO, Life-Saving, First Aid and Fire Fighting. Panos is responsible for service and maintenance oversight of main engines and generators, and all mechanical & electrical systems. Always keen to serve the needs of the guests, Panos makes sure everything on the yacht is tiptop condition.
Stelios has been a chef for the last 15 years in Yachts, Restaurants and 5-star hotels. Using local produce and fabulous wine pairings he is executing his culinary creations to world-class standards. He is prepared to accommodate special dietary restrictions and nutrition, last minute requests and he is quite fond of preparing dishes with fish just caught by our resident fisherman, Captain Giannis! Stelios can also quickly produce the right cocktail for the right occasion and is quite the wine connoisseur.
Zoe has 20 years of experience in providing impeccable service to yachts, including several 45m+. She is a team member with great communication skills. With extraordinary attention to detail, Zoe is able to anticipate the needs of her guests in advance and is exceptional with children. She also holds Skipper license Class A.
Ramon has been assisting with ship-board operations, maintenance, anchoring, tender and toys, line handling, moorings and general deck care for the last 18 years. He is married with 2 children. Born in Philippines, Ramon enjoys swimming, fishing and reading in his spare time.


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Karlsson and his wife Melinda announced in March that their son Axel was stillborn. It was the couple's first child.


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Food Safety Insurance and The FDA's Forthcoming Rule
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by Jessica Collier in Food & Beverage, Safety & Security. Posted August 17, 2015
A recent ruling by the California Supreme Court continues a national trend of decisions over the past several years denying coverage for potential contamination incidents under product contamination insurance (PCI) policies. The latest decision is rendered at a critical time for the food industry. By the end of summer, food companies face regulatory transformations not seen since early last century. The regulatory "climate change" for the food industry is coming quickly and companies' brokers and insurers must be prepared for the inevitable challenges. Food companies need to analyze and understand the impact the new regulatory environment will have on their operations and consider proper protection in the event of a recall crisis. Brokers and underwriters would be well advised to analyze current PCI wordings and coverage offerings in consideration of the enhanced risks brought about by the regulatory climate change.
California Supreme Court's Decision
On May 20, 2015, the California Supreme Court denied Windsor Food Quality Company Ltd.'s petition for review of the decision of the Court of Appeal for the Fourth Appellate District of California that denied coverage under a PCI policy related to a ground beef recall. See Windsor Food Quality Co. Ltd. v. The Underwriters of Lloyds of London et al., No. S225719, California Supreme Court. California's highest court denied Windsor's petition for review without explanation. In February 2015, in a 2–1 decision, California's Fourth Appellate District affirmed a trial court's decision in favor of QBE Insurance(Europe) Limited and the Underwriters of Lloyd's of London. The intermediate appellate decision addressed Windsor's claim for insurance coverage under a PCI policy, which included coverage for "accidental product contamination" and "malicious product tampering."
Trial Court Decision
Windsor's claim for insurance coverage arose out of a ground beef recall by Westland/Hallmark Meat Company. Windsor used Westland's ground beef as an ingredient in its Jose Ole frozen food products. The ground beef was recalled based on potential risks related to the company's use of disabled cattle that may have been infected with mad cow disease or other maladies. As a result of the issues with Westland's product, Windsor recalled its own products that incorporated Westland beef, incurring approximately $3 million in costs.
Underwriters denied Windsor's claim for coverage because they determined the recall did not constitute an "accidental product contamination insured event" as such term was defined in the policy. Windsor subsequently filed a declaratory judgment action against the insurers in California Superior Court of San Bernardino County, entitled Windsor Food Quality Company Ltd. v. The Underwriters of Lloyds London, CA Super. Ct. No. CIVRS905013 (Feb. 6, 2015).
On summary judgment, the trial court found no disputed issues of fact and no evidence of a public health risk or of product tampering. The trial court also found that the recalled products were not an "insured product" under the PCI policy.
Fourth Appellate District of California Decision
On appeal, the Court of Appeal for the Fourth Appellate District of California found the term "insured product" unambiguous, which resulted in favorable rulings for the insurers. See Windsor Food Quality Co. Ltd. v. Underwriters of Lloyds of London, 234 Cal. App. 4th 1178 (Feb. 6, 2015). The court ruled that any contamination or tampering must take place during or after manufacture but not before Windsor's production processes. In support of this ruling, the court cited to the decision rendered in Caudill Seed & Warehouse Co. Inc. v. Houston Cas. Co., 835 F.Supp.2d 329 (W.D. Ky. 2011).
The court found that the U.S. Department of Agriculture's recall was based on Westland's failure to notify the USDA about its use of disabled cows, not because there had been contamination or tampering. Therefore, the court ruled that there was no contamination or tampering of Westland's or Windsor's products and, consequently, no malicious product contamination.
In addition, the court held that there had not been an "accidental product contamination insured event." As the court found no coverage under the PCI policy, it also dismissed the bad faith causes of action.
The court found the PCI policy's wording unambiguous and held that the PCI policy is not a recall insurance policy, citing a number of decisions in support of this holding.
The dissent asserted the language in the policy was ambiguous and therefore should be construed against the insurer.
Far-Reaching Implications
The California Supreme Court's refusal to review the appellate court's decision merely adds the Windsor Food decision to an increasing line of decisions finding no coverage under PCI policies for incidents involving only potential and not actual contamination. However, at this critical time, the decision has far-reaching implications for food companies, experienced PCI brokers and PCI insurers.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration Food Safety Modernization Act critically impacts the supply chains that provide 80 percent of the food consumed in the United States. The first and most significant regulations addressing Preventive Controls for Human Food and Animal Food will be issued on Aug. 30, 2015. Additional regulations addressing all aspects of the food industry under the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's jurisdiction will be issued over the course of the following months. The companies that provide the vast majority of food to U.S. consumers will have one year to implement and complete overhauls to their operations so they are in line with the new regulations. The issuance and enforcement of these regulations will be a watershed event not only for the food industry but also for PCI brokers and insurers.
PCI was initially developed to fill the gaps in the standard insurance portfolio with respect to product contamination and recall crisis events. General liability and property policies, the policies usually found in a company's standard portfolio, either do not provide coverage or provide minimal coverage for costs involved with a product recall crisis event and the economic costs and loss of profit involved can be catastrophic.
Many companies are unprepared and unable to survive product contamination crisis events and the number of companies involved in these events will increase significantly once the new regulations come online.
More importantly and critical to the majority of food companies, PCI policies offer a panel of experts to midand small-cap companies, which could not otherwise afford the expertise necessary to survive a recall crisis event. PCI policies provide an insured with a hotline number to a panel of experts, including public relations, government agency relations, marketing specialists, scientists, supply chain specialists and lawyers, who can parachute in and provide critical assistance during a crisis event. Additionally and significantly in regard to the issuance of the new regulations, the panel of experts can be used before a crisis occurs to assist companies with the overhaul of their operations. Under most PCI policies, these expert or crisis consultant costs are offered outside of the policy's limits.
The Windsor Food decisions come as food companies and PCI brokers and insurers prepare for the regulatory watershed event and PCI wordings are being reviewed in the context of potential contamination claims. While government recall and adverse publicity coverages are listed among the coverages that have expanded standard PCI offerings, wordings are also being examined to clarify what events are covered under PCI policies. Food companies must discuss with experienced PCI brokers and underwriters which wordings and coverage offerings best suit their operations based on their position in the industry and their place on respective supply chains.
Ultimately, the most important question a risk manager will ask is, why does my company, which excels at quality assurance, need PCI? The answer is simple. The food regulatory environment is literally going through a climate change the like of which has not been seen for nearly a century. We have already witnessed increased regulatory activity as the number of recalls announced on governmental food agencies' websites has significantly grown since FSMA's passage and many of the listed companies are the best in the business.
On Aug. 30, 2015, new regulations will commence the overhaul of the food industry and, more importantly, the operations of every affected company. In preparation for this hostile regulatory environment, companies up and down supply chains will seek additional assurances in the event of a product contamination or recall crisis event. Standard insurance portfolios will provide neither sufficient protection nor the necessary expertise to assure survival in a crisis event.
Under the new regulations, food companies will find an increasingly hostile regulatory environment and will need to enhance standard insurance portfolios. Based on the size of the company, the area of the industry in which it operates and its place on the supply chain, each company will need to consider different PCI policy wordings and coverages. They should engage PCI-experienced brokers and underwriters to assist with the emerging regulatory risks.
—By Joseph F. Bermudez and Jessica C. Collier, Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker LLP
Joe Bermudez is regional managing partner of Wilson Elser's Denver office.
Jessica Collier is an associate in Wilson Elser's Denver office.
This article is for general information purposes and is not intended to be and should not be taken as legal advice.
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EVER SO RARE ORIGINAL AS USED ON BOARD ASHTRAY FROM SS CAVINA FROM THE ELDERS AND FYFFES LINE
DESCRIPTION -- Very scarce find of an as used on board ship ashtray from the Elders and Fyffes Line shipping company. It is from the vessel the SS Cavina and stands 4" (10cm) high and shows on it the company emblem. Very rare find (click on the picture to see a close up of the company emblem).
[ONLY 1 AVAILABLE]
CONDITION -- Good
HISTORY -- On June 1st, 1917, the British steamer SS Cavina, on a voyage from Port Limon to Avonmouth with a cargo of bananas & logwood, was sunk by the German submarine U-88 (Walther Schwieger), 45 miles WxS of Fastnet. There were no casualties. Established in 1901 with a nominal capital of 150,000 pounds, Elders & Fyffes was a subsidiary of Elder Dempster of Liverpool but working capital was at first in short supply. Alfred Jones of Elder Dempster had supplied some, as had the London fruit distributors Fyffe, Hudson & Co. (hence the company title) and even the small Bristol stevedoring company C.J. King and Sons contributed, receiving in return the contracts to handle the discharge of fruit and the supply of tugs.
NOTES -- If you cannot find the particular type of items you are looking for on the Travellers in Time website, please contact us with your inquiry at sales@travellersintime.net and we will see if we have it in stock for you amongst the many items which are not yet on the website.
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Item: TT3333 BA233
UK Postage: £5.00
Europe Postage:£8.00
Elsewhere: £13.00
VERY RARE FIND OF A SOUVENIR DISH FROM THE VESSEL THE RMS CILICIA
DESCRIPTION -- Souvenir 3" dish from the Anchor Line vessel the RMS Cilicia which is in a very good condition and has a beautiful butterfly design background.
ONLY 1 AVAILABLE]
CONDITION -- Very Good
HISTORY -- Anchor Line was founded in 1856 as Handysides & Henderson although Handysides & Co. had owned ships prior to this date. In 1872 the Barrow Steamship Co. was formed in partnership with the Duke of Devonshire and ships were later transferred between Anchor Line and Barrow SS Co., but the two companies have been treated as one for the purposes of this list.
NOTES -- After many years, Travellers in Time still continue to deliver the same good service and reliability all over the world that customers have come to depend on. Contact us at sales@travellersintime.net anytime for any enquiries about items you are looking for.
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VERY RARE TO FIND SOUVENIR BUTTER KNIFE FROM THE OLD VESSEL THE SS THEMISTOCLES
DESCRIPTION -- Very rare to find butter knife from the old turn of the 20th century vessel the SS (RMS) Themistocles, which is in a good condition and an item which you would not normally find available to purchase.
HISTORY -- TSS Themistocles was an 11,200-ton ocean liner of the Aberdeen Line launched in 1910, and later sold to the Shaw, Savill & Albion Line, working on routes to Australia for both companies. Themistocles was built at the Harland and Wolff shipyard in Belfast, Northern Ireland and launched on 22 September 1910. A sister ship, Demosthenes, was launched on 28 February 1911. She served as a British troopship during World War I and survived a number of convoy duties during World War II, remaining on the Australian route throughout and also after the war, until scrapped at Dalmuir on 24 August 1947.
NOTES -- If you cannot find the items you are looking for on the Travellers in Time website, please contact us with your inquiry at sales@travellersintime.net and we will see if we have it in stock for you among the many items which are not yet on the website.
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PICTURE DISH OF THE ROYAL YACHT BRITANNIA FLEET REVIEW AT SPITHEAD 1977
DESCRIPTION -- Dating from 1977 and connected with the Royal Fleet Review on June 20th 1977, this is a round dish souvenir showing in the centre a colour picture of the Royal Yacht Britannia. The dish is 4" (11cm) wide and is in a fantastic as new condition.
CONDITION -- Unused
HISTORY -- Her Majesty's Yacht Britannia is the former royal yacht of the British monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, in service from 1954 to 1997. She was the 83rd such vessel since King Charles II acceded to the throne in 1660, and is the second royal yacht to bear the name, the first being the racing cutter built for the Prince of Wales in 1893. During her 43-year career, the yacht travelled more than a million nautical miles around the globe. Today, she is a museum ship and events venue permanently berthed at Ocean Terminal, Leith, in Edinburgh, Scotland, and is visited by around 300,000 tourists each year.
NOTES -- Having been established now for many very successful years, the Travellers in Time website continues to be run by two people as a hobby and not a business. We can be reached at sales@travellersintime.net for any enquiries on items from the website.
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DISPLAY DISH FROM THE VESSEL THE HANSEATIC OF THE GERMAN ATLANTIC LINE SHIPPING COMPANY
DESCRIPTION -- Small round display dish from the German Atlantic Line vessel The Hanseatic and it is in a great condition and the size is 4" (10cm).
CONDITION -- Excellent
HISTORY -- The SS Shalom was a combined ocean liner/cruise ship built in 1964 by Chantiers de l'Atlantique, St Nazaire, France, for ZIM Lines, Israel, for transatlantic service from Haifa to New York. In 1967, she was sold to the German Atlantic Line, becoming their second SS Hanseatic. Subsequently she served as SS Doric for Home Lines, SS Royal Odyssey for Royal Cruise Line and SS Regent Sun for Regency Cruises. She was laid up in 1995 following the bankruptcy of Regency Cruises.
NOTES -- Many other different types of items are also available to purchase from Travellers in Time and are to be found on the website, so if you cannot find what you are looking for please contact us with your interest at sales@travellersintime.net and we will get back to you.
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SILVER-PLATED TEA STRAINER FROM THE VESSEL THE TSS LADY KILLARNEY
DESCRIPTION -- Silver-plated tea strainer from the vessel The Lady Killarney which is 6.5" (17cm) in size and in a very good condition (click on the picture to see a close up of the emblem).
HISTORY -- Maritime Artefacts
NOTES -- Contact us at sales@travellersintime.net for all enquiries about maritime items of interest.
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FABULOUS ROUND WEDGEWOOD SOUVENIR FROM THE VESSEL THE ROYAL YACHT BRITANNIA
DESCRIPTION -- Any souvenir from the Royal Yacht Britannia is very collectable and this one will be no exception. It is a round Wedgewood dish showing the Royal Emblem in the centre and comes in its original box. The size is 4" (11cm) wide and it is in a fantastic condition (click on the picture to see a close up of the company emblem engraved on the item)
HISTORY -- Her Majesty's Yacht Britannia is the former Royal Yacht of the British monarch, Queen Elizabeth II. She was the 83rd such vessel since the restoration of King Charles II in 1660. She is the second royal yacht to bear the name, the first being the famous racing cutter built for The Prince of Wales in 1893. She is now permanently moored as an exhibition ship at Ocean Terminal, Leith, Edinburgh, Scotland.
NOTES -- Many other different types of items are also available to purchase from Travellers in Time and are to be found on the website. If you cannot find what you are looking for please contact us with your interest at sales@travellersintime.net and we will get back to you.
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SAILOR DOLL SOUVENIR FROM THE VESSEL THE SS ITHACA
DESCRIPTION -- From the old vessel the SS Ithaca this is an original sailor doll souvenir which is in a good condition and a rare find with the size of item being 9"(23cm).
HISTORY -- The SS Ithaca was built in 1956 and went through a few name changes. It is ex. "Zion" of the Zim Israel shipping line.
NOTES -- Many other different maritime categories and groups are covered on the Travellers in Time website so please email at sales@travellersintime.net to ask about any items you cannot see listed.
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EARLY SHIPPING BOOKLET FROM THE SS ROTTERDAM
DESCRIPTION -- Early booklet from the vessel the SS Rotterdam a superb Dutch liner who some say was one of the best ever built. The item is from the maiden voyage on the 22nd September 1959 and is in a great condition.
HISTORY -- One of the best preserved classic liners in existence today is the magnificent SS Rotterdam, the fifth ship to carry that name. Rotterdam was launched by HRH Queen Juliana of the Netherlands on September 13, 1958, and was completed just under a year later. SS Rotterdam was the last great Dutch Trans-Atlantic liners, and she was crafted by some of the finest Dutch artisans, both in her construction and fitting out process.
NOTES -- If you cannot find the particular items you are looking for on the Travellers in Time website please contact us with your interest at sales@travellersintime.net.
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KEYRING SOUVENIR FROM THE NORWEGIAN CRUISE LINE VESSEL THE MS SEAWARD
DESCRIPTION -- From the MS Seaward of the Norwegian Cruise Line shipping company a souvenir keyring which is an early item and the size is 3" (8cm) and is in a very good condition.
HISTORY -- SuperStar Libra is a cruise ship owned and operated by Star Cruises. She was built in 1988 by Turku New Shipyard in Turku, Finland as Seaward for Norwegian Cruise Line. In 1997 she was renamed Norwegian Sea, remaining in NCL fleet. In 2005 she was transferred to the fleet of Star Cruises.
NOTES -- If you cannot find the particular type of items you are looking for on the Travellers in Time website please contact us with your interest at sales@travellersintime.net.
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Island Oyster Exports
Island shellfish has a global reputation for quality of product and great suppliers
It goes without saying that oysters, alongside Anne of Green Gables, potatoes, and Stompin' Tom Connors, are Prince Edward Island's most recognizable exports, to the point that some Islanders may roll their eyes, determined not to be reduced to a set of rustic clichés.
But we sometimes need reminding there are good reasons for the success of Island oysters in many of the choicest markets and fish shops in the world. Pride of place is offered to PEI on the menus of restaurants such as the Oyster Bar in Manhattan's Grand Central Terminal.
At La Mer, one of Montreal's busiest seafood retailers, director of operations, François-Xavier Dehédin, is direct when asked what criteria he uses when sourcing seafood and why PEI oysters hold a special place.
"Here, we're looking for fresh products," he says, "We're just looking for the best and the freshest, and we're looking to buy anything fresh and Canadian. And if it can be sustainable, like oysters, it's wonderful."
Asked which products from Prince Edward Island he stocks, Dehédin replies, "Mussels and oysters are the biggest inventory here. I'm always advertising for the Island."
A quick scan around the shelves at La Mer also reveals Island clams and scallops, with Dehédin mentioning that the shop also frequently stocks PEI swordfish, monkfish and skate.
But as important as the quality of product is to him, his relationships with suppliers are probably more so.
"The first thing we do when we look for products and suppliers, we're looking at the quality of the products and the guys behind that. We talk about things like price after."
He then rattles off a list of Island suppliers he regularly deals with, including Leslie Hardy & Sons of East Bideford, the Raspberry Point Oyster Company of New London Bay, and Johnny Flynn of Colville Bay, before singling out Atlantic Shellfish of Morell, and Martin O'Brien of Cascumpec Bay Oyster Company.
"Those guys, Jacob from Atlantic Shellfish, are doing wonderful work," he says. "It's a new generation of farmers and fishermen."
Dehédin marvels at a recent video posted to Atlantic Shellfish's Instagram showing Jacob Dockendorff using a six-foot chainsaw to cut through the ice so a diver can go down and check on the oysters below.
He makes it clear that he regards his own role as a kind of industry publicist, narrating for his customers how products like oysters from the Gulf of St. Lawrence arrive on the market shelf.
"I'm the messenger," says Dehédin. "They're on their boat. They're super busy. But I tell them every time I see them, 'Guy, I'm talking to 1,500 people every week.' So the more I know about them, the more I can explain when I sell their products, with a story related to that."
On the subject of sustainability and crops to watch out for in the future, Dehédin says, "Here, we're putting a lot on shellfish, and the next wave for La Mer is seaweed. Seaweed is a growing business, it's the future, it's sustainable, it's good for the environment, and it's good for your health."
Knowing that the fussy eating habits of most Canadians might make seaweed a tough sell, Dehédin suggests that it might be preferable to recent futurist predictions that the next great source of protein is likely to be driven by either processed insect meal or lab-grown meat.
"I think here in Canada, before they start to eat insects, I'd like us to eat seaweed," he says.
It's not so far-fetched, seeing as seaweed is already central to the Japanese food culture, in keeping with their general reverence for seafood. Changing people's habits, though, and convincing them to adopt new culinary tastes, may take some time. After all, sea treats we now consider delicacies, such as lobsters and oysters, haven't always been held in the high esteem they are today.
About Terry Dawes
Terry Dawes is a Montreal-based writer, having graduated with Fine Arts degrees from both Concordia University and the Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver. He grew up on Prince Edward Island.
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Relocating your company can be a challenging and time-consuming task. Office relocations involve a great deal of planning to ensure that the moving day runs smoothly and productivity does not suffer. Hiring an office relocation service can make the moving process easier and allow you to concentrate on your business while leaving all of the moving related work to professionals.
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6ix9ine Bails On Washington, D.C. Show, Owes Promoters $300,000
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The controversial rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine now owes concert promoters $300,000 after cancelling an unofficial event at Howard University just half an hour before he...
The controversial rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine now owes concert promoters $300,000 after cancelling an unofficial event at Howard University just half an hour before he was supposed to hit the stage.
Tekashi was supposed to perform at Howard University's Homecoming weekend and was paid $60,000 in advance of the show. However, right before the concert at Echostage in Washington, D.C. was about to begin, he bailed. According to TMZ, organizers had to turn away about 400 people who were waiting in line, and they lost about $300,000 after issuing refunds to over 3,000 would-be concertgoers.
The college said the concert was not affiliated with the university and was an unofficial event organized by promoters. However, this is the second time that Tekashi has cancelled with these specific promoters, and now, they are considering taking legal action against the rapper.
At the same time as the Howard University show was supposed to take place, Tekashi was seen performing in New Jersey at Power 105.1's 2018 Powerhouse concert alongside acts like Cardi B, Lil Uzi Vert, SZA, and Lil Duval.
This isn't the only reason why the rapper has been making headlines lately. In September, he was slated to perform at the University of Central Florida's Back-to-School Bash, but over 6,000 students and faculty signed a petition asking the show to be called-off after the rapper pleaded guilty to posession of a sexual performance by a child. The concert was eventually cancelled by promoters, who issued refunds.
Additionally, two men have recently been arrested for the shooting of Tekashi's bodyguard, which took place last Friday night in New York City.


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Geneva: Nissan shows updated Qashqai
Popular crossover to bring semi-autonomous driving to the mass market this summer
Katharine Morgan
With 2.3 million vehicles sold since 2007, the Nissan Qashqai has been one of the most successful crossover vehicles of the last decade. This week, Nissan unveiled the facelifted Qashqai at the Geneva Motor Show.
Read more Nissan news, reviews and features at The Car Expert
The new model features minor modifications to the suspension, damping and steering systems, as well as an updated design both inside and out and improvements to its driver aid systems.
In a first for the mass-market sector, the new Qashqai will also be available with a semi-autonomous driving mode where the driver will be able to completely let go of the steering wheel in certain circumstances.
Inside, Nissan has introduced the Tekna+ grade offering leather-trimmed seats. Other interior updates include a flat-bottomed steering wheel and four-way controller for the dashboard.
The infotainment system offers DAB radio and satellite navigation with a smart user interface. A BOSE seven-speaker sound system is available as an option.
Nissan claims that improved use of absorption materials, including thicker rear glass, has reduced noise in the Qashqai's cabin.
The front end of the Qashqai has been redesigned and the rear and front lights revised. Adaptive front lighting improves night-time safety. Two new paint finishes are available: Vivid Blue (as seen in Geneva) and Chestnut Bronze. There is a choice of 17, 18 or 19-inch alloy wheels.
Driver aids are improved and extended in the new model, with the major additions being pedestrian recognition for the AEB system and a rear cross traffic alert which reduces the risk of low-speed impacts when reversing. Other available driver aids include blind spot and lane departure warnings.
Nissan will also be introducing a semi-autonomous capability called ProPilot. The system allows the car to drive itself within its lane on a motorway-syle road with no input required from the driver. ProPilot controls the car's steering, acceleration and braking, and can be used in traffic or at high-speed. Future updates to the system will allow it to change lanes and deal with junctions, but this will not be available at launch.
Paul Willcox, Chairman of Nissan Europe, hopes that the new Qashqai "will continue to define and set new standards in the crossover segment."
The new Nissan Qashqai goes on sale in the UK in July 2017.
The new Qashqai is set to go on sale in July 2017.
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Q: Are all img supposed to be 100% with basic Bootstrap setup? I'm creating a site using bootstrap 3.0.3 and implemented the bootstrap carousel in the header.
I had been pounding away at the page for days which had appeared to be working properly without issue and then I noticed something unusual. All of the images on the page were at one point at a 100%.
I hadn't placed them on a grid and so that seemed to me to be normal/default behavior. Now they are all displaying at their precise dimensions. This of course is affecting my Hero/Carousel images when my browser is fully expanded as they are now displaying with some grey space to the right, however, they do resize and fill the page as I reduce the size of my window.
I've trouble shot this issue by downloading a fresh copy of bootstrap and creating a new html file (code supplied below) then adding the carousel template code from the bootstrap website in and placing the images I was using. After doing so, the images are still not bleeding to the edges when my browser is open to it's maximum width.
I've never had this issue before with bootstrap or the carousel and so I'm completely stumped. Is the default width of img not 100% because it sure looked like it was in the bootstrap.css file. Additionally I've added img width:100% !important to the head of my document and everything returned to the way it was before this issue occurred.
I'm wondering if this is just a change that was made recently and when I updated bootstrap it changed everything? And if so, is the carousel not supposed to stretch the image to the edges?

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        <link rel="stylesheet" href="css/bootstrap.css">

A: BS3 implements responsive images differently than they did in BS2. Images that are to behave responsively are assigned a class of .img-responsive to the img element. For some reason, the people at Twitter think this was a good idea, but I can't figure out why.
Unfortunately, this tends to be too much work and defeats the purpose of using the responsive framework. With every BS3 project, I simply add...
img { max-width:100%; height:auto; }

... at the top my stylesheet. This makes all images fill their containers up to their native resolution. So, if the image width is less than the container width it's in, it will not be sized beyond its original dimensions.
Hope this helps.

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Death at the Villa Tarconti: An SAT Vocabulary Novelette
Traveler, writer, Mama, and all-around nerd. Oh, and I'm happy you're here! Let me know if you need anything xxo
Lucy scrimped and saved to attend a Tuscan writer's retreat.
Now that she's arrived?
Life has begun to imitate art as — one by one — her fellow writers succumb to the dastardly fates penned by a mystery novelist.
Now Lucy must unmask the killer…before she becomes the next victim.
Studying for the SAT doesn't have to be so hard.
Our brains are biologically wired to learn through stories. Why not make them interesting? Kicking mountains of flashcards and tedious study guides to the curb, Death at the Villa Tarconti plants more than 60 potential SAT/ACT words in your brain before you even know what's happened.
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A small part of me wasn't at all saddened by Norm's death. He'd been a lecherous old man, and I'd only known the guy a few days. When he heard I was from Texas, his only reaction was to look me up and down, then ask if I'd ever been a cheerleader for the Cowboys.
"You've got the figure for it," he winked.
Naturally, I kept these emotions to myself. I was alone in a foreign country, and the last thing I needed was for people to think I was some sort of sociopath.
And yet the circumstances of his death…well, I wouldn't wish them on anyone. Not even Norm.
I shivered, adjusting the scarf I'd draped over my shoulders.
Enough of this melancholia. I was seated on an impossibly comfortable, cream-colored couch, my feet discreetly propped atop a wooden coffee table, and a merry fire crackled in the stone fireplace to my left.
Outside the aging windows before me, the rolling hills of Tuscany stretched for miles. The only other edifice in sight was another aging villa, perched on one of the hills in the distance. It was early October — not too hot, not too cold — and the air was crisp and fresh.
Who could imagine that such unspeakable violence could occur somewhere so beautiful?
I snorted, immediately realizing what a foolish thought that was. The Romans were some of the most bloodthirsty people in history. These hills had seen plenty of violence, from ancient times through the Renaissance, the Italian independence movement through two world wars.
"Does something amuse you?" a sardonic voice to my right asked.
The speaker was a man slightly older than I, late twenties probably, with tousled brown hair that had started to turn golden in the Italian sun.
His dress was country casual — khakis and a white shirt opened at the collar, sleeves rolled to his elbows. I knew from our previous exchanges — all equally acrimonious — that he was British, and his name was Jack.
"Not at all," I replied. "Just…something in my throat."
I returned my attention to the leather-bound notebook in my lap. It wasn't as practical as my laptop, but it matched the surroundings better. I hadn't written a word in an hour, though I was supposed to be penning a bestselling novel.
That's why we were here, by the way. It was a writing retreat, and I'd scrimped and saved for years to attend, saving dollar by dollar as a teaching assistant during the school year, waiting tables during the summer, even babysitting at night.
The trip still wiped out my paltry savings account, but I was here. In Italy. A land in which I have no ancestral roots, but that I've dreamed of since childhood.
"I'm going for a walk," I announced, though Jack and I were the only ones in the room. "Do you need anything?"
He stretched, shirt tightening across his admirable musculature. "I'll join you, if I may. None of us should be alone right now."
I narrowed my eyes. "What do you mean?"
"Come on, Lucy. Surely you've reasoned it out."
Jack closed his notebook, leaving a fountain pen in the crease, and rose to join me at the doorway.
I was certain he'd stopped speaking at that enigmatic point intentionally, hoping to provoke me into wild speculation about heaven knows what.
"Au contraire," I remarked flatly. "I have no idea what you're talking about."
Jack lowered his voice. "A knife in the ribs doesn't happen on accident. Norm was murdered, obviously."
"So the police, and everyone else, immediately concluded," I noted.
"But by whom, is the essential question?" Jack continued. "The police haven't yet caught the killer."
"It could've been anyone," I said with a sweeping hand. "A junkie — they have them in Italy too. A thief. Who knows?"
"On the grounds of the Villa Tarconti? Yes, I know what the police said — it was far from the house, at night. Anyone could've snuck in. But do you truly believe that?" His eyes bore directly into mine, absent of all the banter and sarcasm I'd already come to associate with him.
"What are you saying, Jack?" Once again I pulled my scarf closer.
"I am saying, my dear girl, that there is a killer in our midst."
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Q: ¿Por qué no puedo asignar el valor de una variable como clave de un array en Javascript? Estoy tomando varios valores de elementos del DOM, guardándolos en variables para luego crear un array y pasarlo al servidor mediante Ajax.
Son varios elementos y varias posibilidades que voy evaluando en un bloque switch ... case.  Mi idea a asignar valores a algunas variables dentro de cada case y al final crear el array con los datos que voy a enviar al servidor, así me ahorro tiempo y varias líneas de código.
Pero me doy cuenta de que no puedo hacerlo.
Ejemplo:
       /*Variable para enviar al servidor*/
        var arrData;

        /*Variables que cambian según el case*/
        var strCampo;
        var strTabla;
        var intIdElemento;
        var arrParams;

        /*Variables fijas*/
        var strElemento = $("#cbxUtilitarios").val();
        var intIdLiturgia = $("#ibxLiturgia").val();

        switch (strElemento) {

        case "id_himno":

            intIdElemento = $("#cbxHimnos").val();
            strTabla = 'liturgia_horas_himnos_join';
            strCampo='id_himno';
            break;

        case "id_antifona":

            intIdElemento = $("#cbxAntifona").val();
            strTabla = 'liturgia_horas_antifonas_join';
            strCampo='id_antifona';
            break;

        default:
        break;
        }

        /*Recogemos lo que ocurrió en los case y lo posteamos*/
        arrParams = {'id_liturgia':intIdLiturgia, strElemento:intIdElemento};
        var arrAction = {'insert': strTabla};
        arrData = {arrAction,arrParams};
        post_data(arrData);

El resultado deseado para el segundo case por ejemplo sería este:
{
    arrAction: {insert: "liturgia_horas_antifonas_join"},
    arrParams: {id_liturgia: "0901092901", id_antifona: "58"}
}

Sin embargo, estoy obteniendo esto:
{
    arrAction: {insert: "liturgia_horas_antifonas_join"},
    arrParams: {id_liturgia: "0901092901", strElemento: "58"}
}

¿Por qué no me reconoce la clave equivalente a strElemento?

A: Tal como lo tienes no puede funcionar porqué estás asignando strElemento como si fuera un key del objeto.
Solución:

var strElemento = 'id_antifona';
var intIdLiturgia = 0901092901;

arrParams = {'id_liturgia':intIdLiturgia };
arrParams[strElemento] = 58; // Crear key y pasar el valor

console.log(arrParams);

A: Para que interpreta tu variable strElemento como clave de tu objeto debes de encerrarla entre llaves.
arrParams = {'id_liturgia': intIdLiturgia, [strElemento]: intIdElemento};

Fuente: Object initializer

A: Lo que indicas antes de los dos puntos es el nombre de la propiedad, utilices comillas o no.
Para crear una propiedad con nombre dinámico deberías utilizar la sintaxis con corchetes:

// Lo que indicas es el nombre de la propiedad
// Sea con comillas o sin comillas
var foo = {
  prop1: 4,
  'prop2': 4
};

console.log(foo);

var strElemento = 'nombrePropiedad';

// Así creas una propiedad de nombre strElemento
foo = {
  strElemento: 4
};

console.log(foo);

// Si quieres crear la propiedad con el valor de la variable como nombre
// debes utilizar la sintaxis con corchetes
foo = {};
foo[strElemento] = 4;

console.log(foo);

A: Con:
arrParams = {'id_liturgia':intIdLiturgia, strElemento:intIdElemento};

estás creando dos posiciones: id_liturgia y strElemento.
Para que la variable strElemento te cree una clave en el objeto, se puede hacer así:
arrParams = {'id_liturgia':intLiturgia}
arrParams[strElemento] = intIdElemento;


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Bogomil Dijakov (Bulgaars: Богомил Дяков) (Sofia, 12 april 1984) is een Bulgaarse voetballer (verdediger) die sinds 2007 uitkomt voor de Bulgaarse eersteklasser Slavia Sofia.

In de periode 2004-2005 maakte Dyakov deel uit van de U-21 van Bulgarije.

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noun, plural ge·nae [jee-nee, gen-ee] /ˈdʒi ni, ˈgɛn i/. Zoology, Anatomy.
the cheek or side region of the head.
Length of cephalon, 40 mm.; width at genal angles, restored, about 62 mm.
Genal cca occur on blind trilobites, on trilobites with simple eyes, and on trilobites with compound eyes.
Eye-lines occur on trilobites with both simple and compound eyes, and genal cca may or may not be present in both cases.
The relation of the genal cca to the ocelli on the cheeks is best shown in the Trinucleid.
The first genal spine, or first tooth in the head-comb, is shorter in the dog-fleas of both sexes than it is in the cat-fleas.
The cheek or lateral side of the face.


WASHINGTON — A federal appeals court Friday refused to allow an immediate abortion for a 17-year-old who came to the U.S. illegally and is now in detention. But the court gave her more time to find a way to obtain one.
Groups supporting and opposing abortion rights have been watching the case closely.
Known in the court record only as Jane Doe, she crossed the southern border on her own in September, unaccompanied by relatives, and was taken into federal custody at a detention center in Texas. After a medical examination revealed that she is pregnant, she sought an abortion.
Texas authorities gave her permission, but the Department of Health and Human Services, which runs the detention facility, refused.
On Wednesday, a federal judge in Washington ordered the government to let her leave the facility to get an abortion. But the appeals court put that order on hold and held an emergency hearing Friday.
By a 2-1 ruling, the panel of judges said she must be allowed to try to find a sponsor, which would permit her to be released from detention. Such an arrangement, the Trump administration argued, would not unduly burden the constitutional right of access to abortion services.
"We agree," the appeals court said, "so long as the process of securing a sponsor to whom the minor is released occurs expeditiously."
The ruling set a deadline of Tuesday, October 31. If a sponsor isn't found by then, the ruling said, the lower court judge can again order the government to let her obtain an abortion, and the government can then appeal.
"Justice is delayed yet again for this courageous and persistent young woman. She continues to be held hostage and prevented from getting an abortion because the Trump administration disagrees with her personal decision," said Brigitte Amiri, senior staff attorney with the ACLU Reproductive Freedom Project, which represented Jane Doe.
"Our client and women across this country should be able to access a safe, legal abortion without federal officials stepping in to interfere. We are investigating all avenues to get justice for her," Amiri added.
The court was hoping that the sponsor solution would avoid the task of deciding whether women like Jane Doe have a constitutional right to seek an abortion.
"This is kicking the can down the road," said Professor Steve Vladeck of the University of Texas law school. "And because of the strict abortion laws in Texas, there's not a lot of road left."
At its core, the legal issue is whether the government is simply refusing to help her get an abortion, or whether it is actually preventing from doing so.
The Obama administration permitted young women in Jane Doe's position to get abortions. But in March, HHS announced that all federally funded shelters are prohibited from taking "any action that facilitates" access to abortion by unaccompanied minors.
Justice Department lawyer Catherine Dorsey told the appeals court Friday that the federal government "has not put any obstacles in her path. Rather the government is refusing to facilitate an abortion, which it is permitted to do in furtherance of its legitimate interest in protecting fetal life and childbirth."
Jane Doe can obtain an abortion by returning to her home country in Central America or finding a U.S. citizen willing to sponsor her presence in the U.S., Dorsey said.
Allowing unaccompanied minors to get an abortion while in custody, she said, would be facilitating it, because detention facility staff would have to go with them.
But the ACLU said the government is holding her hostage, literally blocking the door to prevent her getting the care she wants. A high number of young immigrant women need access to reproductive services, the ACLU said, because many of them are the victims of sexual assault before and during their journeys to the United States.
"No one may have a veto power over anyone's abortion decision, including a parent or a husband," the ACLU's Amiri told the court.
And it's by no means certain, the ACLU said, that she would have access to abortion services if she left the US and went home, where she was abused by her parents.
Groups opposed to abortion had urged the court not to overturn the Trump administration policy.
Kristin Hawkins of Students for Life of America said the such a decision would "force taxpayer and government involvement in abortions for everyone, including illegal immigrants. The US should not become the home of International Abortion, Inc."
If the issue is not resolved by the lower courts, the U.S. Supreme Court would likely be asked to take up the case.


The DOM runtime database is a resident, active cache of COLLADA elements. This cache is based on C++ COLLADA elements handed to the cache by the I/O plug-in. It is sometimes referred to as the COLLADA runtime database or simply as the DOM database.
The DOM database is straightforward except that it needs to be thought of as a runtime database, since a persistent database store (XML database, SQL database) would be implemented as an I/O plug-in.
The queryElement function has never been implemented but would most likely be used to parse XPath or XQuery expressions. The current DOM cannot do full XQuery support because there is no way to address attributes or values by themselves and XQuery allows you to get lists of all attributes that … , etc.
A sorted list of all elements, sorted by element type.
A multimap with the key being an element ID and the value being the elements themselves.
The multimap is used to speed up URI resolution because URIs query the database by element ID. It is also used if the user supplies an ID for the getElement or getElementCount query functions.


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Bristol Party Lakota Kickstart Summer with an Epic Two-Day Post Pandemic Parties
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Let's party like it's 1992! The year Lakotas doors first opened.Lakota kickstart summer with a secret post-pandemic party on the first Saturday lockdown restrictions are fully lifted. With a second part coming the day after!
With all of us having been forced to spend the best part of a year stuck inside, you can be forgiven for being excited for the summer again, as the way out of the latest quarantine begins to gain momentum. And what better to look forward to than a secret party from the brains behind Bristol's historic nightclub Lakota?
After more than 30 years, rave style events appear to be gaining popularity once more, look no further than Lakota's upcoming party utopia. On the first Saturday that 'proper raves' can take place again (currently 26th June) Lakota will hold their own festival; Summer Of Love which as the name suggests, will pay tribute to the era of raves that took place before the turn of the millennium. Expect disco, house and techno at this massive event. What's more, due to huge demand a second day (27th June) has now been scheduled, with the music focus for that one shifting to drum & bass, jungle, baseline, UK Funky and Garage sounds.
The 'Summer Of Love' facebook event has already gained huge interest on social media, and given that the initial release of tickets sold out in less than 18 hours, the team have warned anyone wanting to join the fun to act fast, as tickets are extremely limited.
The festival's location is just a short distance from Bristol's centre, however, the exact location will remain a secret until the day of the event. Return bus tickets will be available to shuttle customers to and from the festival; buses will pick you up from and return you to the center of Bristol. Unlike the ephemeral illegal parties that have sprung up during lockdown, the 'Summer Of Love' guarantees nine hours of music covering disco, house, techno, liquid DnB and UK funky from Lakota's residents and special guests!
After a long and difficult year, the Lakota team are working hard to give everyone something truly special to look forward to and hope to kickstart the summer in a truly memorable way. If you are interested in joining Lakota's 'Summer Of Love – Return Of The Day Party' make sure you buy a ticket soon as a limited release of tickets have just been released – www.lakota.co.uk
March 16, 2021 By Contributing Writer


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Concierge Auctions Unveils Initial Lineup for December Sale, All Selling Without Reserve, Including $100-Million Texas Estate and $45-Million Oceanfront Florida Estate
Offerings also include a waterfront estate in Sarasota, Florida, and two California properties - a custom home within exclusive La Costa Resort and a private San Francisco Bay Area retreat
Concierge Auctions December Lineup Release
Tuesday, November 21, 2017 (9:12pm)
NEW YORK, Nov. 21, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Concierge Auctions has announced its impressive initial lineup of 11 premier properties for its December Sale, featuring a selection of the world's finest real estate offerings — the second auction this year specifically targeting Chinese real estate investors and buyers in partnership with The Wall Street Journal and Mansion Global. Bidding will be open from December 13th–20th, with each of the 11 offerings selling Without Reserve. Prospective buyers will be able to bid via Concierge Auctions global online marketplace, ConciergeAuctions.com.
Concierge Auctions began sales efforts earlier this month as a gold sponsor of The Real Deal's Third Annual Real Estate Showcase/Forum in Shanghai, gaining direct access to more than 3,500 attendees including the most desirable and hard-to-reach Chinese buyers and investors. Additionally, Concierge Auctions has again partnered with media powerhouses The Wall Street Journal and Mansion Global, adding valuable exposure and outreach to high-net-worth Chinese clients, and a co-hosted event to be held in Hong Kong on December 7th.
Properties in Concierge Auctions' December Sale include:
Walnut Place | 10000 Hollow Way Road, Dallas, Texas
Originally listed for $100 million, Walnut Place was designed in 1938 by world-renowned architect Maurice Fatio for Italian Count Pio Crespi, who hosted presidents, dignitaries and celebrities within the home. In 2000, Walnut Place underwent a major restoration and expansion that took nearly three years. This included 250-plus craftsmen including renowned Dallas builder John Sebastian; noted New York architect and interior designer Peter Marino; and London landscape architect Arabella Lennox-Boyd.
Set on more than 25 acres and comprised of 27,092 square feet, the estate offers 10 bedrooms; a grand master wing with an antique fireplace, a private terrace, and His-and-Hers dressing rooms; formal living and dining rooms; a wet bar and lounge; an expansive wine cellar and tasting room; two home offices; a home theater; and a formal library with hardwood paneling dating to the 1820s. Additional interior details include an ornamental steel door; an original wrought-iron staircase; bay windows; parquet, hardwood, and marble floors; handcrafted millwork; and coffered ceilings.
Outdoors, the property features a recreation/pool house, walking paths, stone bridges, a greenhouse, and a pond. Walnut Place also offers a 3,347-square-foot private guest house with formal dining and living rooms, a family room, office, and a patio and seating area.
"It's an incredible property by all standards," stated the seller, Dallas banker, investor, and philanthropist Andy Beal. "With their unique sales process and proven track record, Concierge Auctions has my full confidence that this is the best way to showcase this one-of-a-kind property on a global scale."
Located in exclusive Preston Hollow, the estate is just eight minutes from downtown Dallas. The estate will sell Without Reserve in cooperation with Allie Beth Allman of Allie Beth Allman & Associates. Bidding will be open from December 19th to December 20th.
1940 South A1A – Vero Beach, Florida
Currently listed for $45 million in the renowned "Estate Section" of Vero Beach, 1940 South A1A is an exclusive oceanfront family estate set on more than seven acres spanning an impressive 40,795 square feet, and provides a flexible floorplan for guests and family options.
The French Mediterranean-style gated compound is comprised of a great house with dual grand master suites offering sitting rooms, limestone fireplaces, His-and-Hers dressing rooms, steam showers and soaking tubs; a chef-designed kitchen with handmade cabinetry; a climate-controlled wine cave; a cypress-paneled library; a club room; a full-service wet bar; an exercise room; professional-grade home theater; and a game room. Additional details include a vaulted entry foyer; handmade mahogany windows and doors; arched loggias on every level; cypress-beamed cathedral ceilings; Moorish arches; and walnut and limestone floors.
Featuring more than 310 feet of private oceanfront, outdoor amenities include a resort-style pool with grottos and slides; a spa; outdoor kitchens; cabanas; sweeping lawns; fountains; gardens; mature oak and palm trees; and walking and cart paths. Perched within an enclave on the barrier island of Vero Beach between the picturesque Indian River and the Atlantic Ocean, 1940 South A1A is surrounded by prestigious estates and beaches.
The property, which also includes two guesthouses and a caretaker's cottage, will sell Without Reserve in cooperation with Clark French, Cindy O'Dare, and Richard Boga of Premier Estate Properties. Bidding will be open from December 13th to December 14th.
"Throughout my long career in luxury real estate, my team has sold some of the most magnificent estates in Florida, spanning from Miami to Palm Beach and Vero Beach. I can say with confidence that 1940 South A1A is among the best of the best, and is as expansive as it is spectacular," stated French. "This oceanfront estate is truly special. The fortunate new buyer will certainly enjoy its unparalleled lifestyle."
7922 South Holiday Drive – Sarasota, Florida
A sustainable estate with panoramic views of Florida's Little Sarasota Bay, 7922 South Holiday Drive is an expansive gated compound set on more than three acres. Boasting more than 260 lineal feet of waterfront, the 8,505-square-foot home features a chef's kitchen with imported granite countertop; a breakfast bar and walk-in pantry; a grand master retreat including a fireplace, sitting room, private balcony and spa bath; two wet bars; a game room; and a wood-paneled office.
Additional details include a porte-cochère entrance; wrap-around covered terraces; floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding doors; travertine stone flooring; tray ceilings; wrought-iron railings; and two commercial-grade elevators. Outdoors, the manicured property features a heated pool with a swim-up dining area, a hot tub, and 125-foot boat dock and two lift systems. The compound also includes hurricane protection, a whole house generator, and a temperature-controlled garage suitable for more than 15 cars.
Located just one hour from Tampa, Sarasota is in close proximity to some of the most coveted beaches in the U.S., world-class shopping and dining, and the world-renowned golf club, TPC Prestancia.
Previously listed for $6.975 million, the home will sell Without Reserve in cooperation with Joel Schemmel of The Schemmel Property Group, Premier Sotheby's International Realty. Bidding will be open from December 13th to December 14th.
"The auction concept has gained traction in numerous Florida, national and international markets. Partnering with Concierge Auctions allows for the property to reach an untapped market of luxury homebuyers who may not have considered or may not be aware of Sarasota's incredible luxury real estate," said Schemmel. "This is one of Sarasota's most significant Bayfront estates and the largest on the market with over three-and-a-half-acres of highly-sought-after waterfront."
Hale Aikáne | 7229 Almaden Lane – La Costa Resort, California
A tranquil custom-crafted estate located on the 14th fairway of California's famed La Costa Resort Golf Course, 7229 Almaden Lane is aptly known as Hale Aikáne, or "House with Friends." Perfect for entertaining, the 6,000-square-foot home was built in 2004 and offers four bedrooms; a home theater with a nine-foot screen; a state-of-the-art kitchen; an authentic Teppanyaki Room complete with a professional cooktop and wraparound seating; a home workspace; exercise room; secluded upstairs office overlooking the golf course; several bars offering wine lockers and ice makers; and a guest suite with a private entrance. Encompassing a Hawaiian-inspired interior, the home also offers bay windows, hardwood, carpet and limestone floors, vaulted beam ceilings and a water wall inside the front foyer. Outdoors, the property comes equipped with a gated entrance; a koi pond with a walking bridge; multiple gardens; a heated lounge area with a wine bar, television and pizza oven; a patio area with a dining space and expansive sports bar; a full outdoor Viking kitchen; a tiled pool with a terraced Jacuzzi; multiple fire pits; a private putting green; and an electronically secured gate providing direct access to the La Costa Resort Golf Course.
Located just over 32 miles from downtown San Diego, Hale Aikáne is in close proximity to a variety of beaches, seaside restaurants and boutiques, and the amenities of La Costa Resort Golf Course which includes a clubhouse, full gym and dining options.
Previously listed for $4.999 million, the home will sell Without Reserve in cooperation with Ria Scoma of Pacific Sotheby's International Realty. Bidding will be open from December 13th to December 14th.
"From the moment you step across the bridge and over the koi pond, you feel like you've arrived in a tropical resort," stated Mike Roston, who is selling the property with his wife, Ko. "It had been my family's dream to have a home within this world class resort, and this property is just that and more. It is the epitome of comfort and tranquility, and we hope a new family will enjoy it as much as we have."
"Hale Aikáne is an exquisite, custom-crafted estate and I look forward to working with Concierge Auctions to bring this opportunity to one lucky buyer," Scoma added. "It's essentially a private retreat, combining resort-style amenities with incomparable elegance, ambiance and style. Hale Aikáne is the perfect home for those seeking the quintessential Southern California lifestyle with a touch of tropical refinement."
17900 Skyline Boulevard – San Francisco Bay Area, California
A private compound situated on more than 23 acres of redwoods in California's coveted town of Woodside, 17900 Skyline Boulevard is comprised of 9,800 square feet of contemporary open living space with 22-foot ceilings and French doors that lead outside to a balcony. The gourmet kitchen includes state-of-the-art appliances, granite countertops and double ovens, while the expansive master bedroom offers panoramic views of the ocean. There are also four guest bedrooms. Exterior features include an attached six-car garage capable of storing limousines, a 700-foot driveway, a lot that can accommodate a helipad, an electric gate and five slate decks. Constructed with engineering typically reserved for government buildings, the compound offers maximum security from both earthquakes and intruders.
Currently listed for $9.5 million, the property will sell Without Reserve in cooperation with Mike Kenyon of Keller Williams Bay Area Estates. Bidding will be open from December 20th to December 21st.
"17900 Skyline Boulevard is truly one of the most unique properties in the San Francisco Bay Area," stated Kenyon. "Located in one of the most prestigious areas in the country, this grand estate provides the privacy and acreage seldom seen in Silicon Valley. We expect strong competition on auction day when we name the new owner of this property."
Additional properties in the lineup include:
Saint Kitts and Nevis, West Indies — Nevisian Grand Villa at The Four Seasons Resort Nevis
In cooperation with Maria Consolino of International Luxury Homes, Ltd.
Previously Listed for $3.5 million. Selling Without Reserve.
Bidding open December 13-14th.
Lucaya Grand Bahama, Bahamas — 110 Sea Shell Lane
In cooperation with James Sarles of Coldwell Banker James Sarles Realty.
Listed for $4.56 million. Selling Without Reserve.
Estes Park, Colorado — 4900 S. Highway 7
In cooperation with Jonathan Danton of LIV Sotheby's International Realty.
Previously Listed for $3.99 million. Selling Without Reserve.
Horseshoe Bay, Texas — 312 Wennmohs Place
In cooperation with Tammie Bennett of Kuper Sotheby's International Realty.
Prosper, Texas — 1400 Copper Point Drive
In cooperation with David Gloria of Ebby Halliday Real Estate.
Listed for $14.5 million. Selling Without Reserve.
Stowe, Vermont — 33 Inspiration Lane, #23
In cooperation with Lauren Handrahan of Spruce Peak Realty, LLC.
As part of Concierge Auction's Key for Key™ giving program in partnership with Giveback Homes, each closing from the December Sale will result in a new home built for a family in need.
To view all properties in Concierge Auctions' December Sale, visit https://www.conciergeauctions.com/collection/december-2017-sale.
Concierge Auctions offers a commission to the buyers' representing real estate agents. See Auction Terms and Conditions for full details. For more information on any of these auctions, or if you have a remarkable property to submit for consideration to the Concierge Auctions' platform, call 212.202.2940.
Concierge Auctions is the largest luxury real estate marketplace in the world. Powered by state-of-the-art technology, the company has generated over $1 billion in sales and is active in 38 US states/territories and 18 countries. Concierge curates the best properties globally, matches them with qualified buyers, and facilitates transparent, market-driven transactions in an expedited timeframe. The firm owns what is arguably the most valuable, ultra-high-net-worth client list in real estate and has been named one of America's fastest-growing companies by Inc. Magazine for the past four years.
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Code for UV Announces Impact Sprint Designation and Partnership with ValleyNet, Inc.
August 23, 2022 /in Press Release/by Monique Priestley
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: August 23, 2022
Code for Upper Valley, codeforuv@gmail.com, codeforuv.org
Bradford, Vermont: Code for Upper Valley (UV) is pleased to announce the inclusion of its RuralNet application as one of 12 projects in the Impact Sprint program of its parent organization, Code for America. The Impact Sprint program seeks to empower volunteer software engineers by providing project management support and encouraging partnership with local organizations. Code for UV is partnering with ValleyNet as part of its mission to provide fiber internet to the home of every resident of the towns it manages on behalf of the East Central Vermont Telecommunications District ("ECFiber") and Lyme Fiber.
RuralNet was born out of a Community Pitch Night in November 2019 hosted by The Space On Main, Code for UV's fiscal sponsor. The project was pitched by Edward Childs and Claude Phipps, then board members of the REDI project to provide fiber broadband to residents of Newbury, VT. Newbury joined the ECFiber Communication Union District in May of 2020. RuralNet is a web application that enables crowd-sourced internet speed reports to be displayed in a map format. These are speeds that subscribers actually experience at their service location, which often differ from the speeds announced or advertised by their internet service provider.
Tom Cecere, the CEO of ValleyNet, plans to provide the RuralNet app as a tool for his installers and customers to document and verify delivered broadband speeds. Jennifer Lynn, the project manager for RuralNet, is also exploring ways to partner with Code for America's National Action Team for broadband access and their efforts to promote the Affordable Connectivity Program. The Code for UV brigade is led by co-captains Craig Mackenzie and Arlene Guest and in addition to Jennifer Lynn, includes a team of talented local developers, including Colby Hemond and Eshin Jolly.
About Code for UV (codeforuv.org): Code for UV is a Code for America Brigade, or local chapter, focused on improving the lives of residents of the Upper Valley region of Vermont and New Hampshire. Code for UV is sponsored by The Space On Main and made up of individuals who are interested in changing the Upper Valley for the better. We work with local government and nonprofits to fix local services, utilize open data to improve citizen knowledge, and work for the betterment of all. There are plenty of opportunities to use your skills. Even if you are not a tech type, we can still have opportunities for you to contribute. Become part of a movement to improve our community!
About Code for America (codeforamerica.org): Code for America is a non-partisan, non-political nonprofit organization founded in 2009 to address the widening gap between the public and private sectors in their effective use of technology and design. The organization works to improve government services for all, starting with those who need them most. The organization began by enlisting technology and design professionals to work with city governments in the United States in order to build open-source applications and promote openness, participation, and efficiency in government, and now works with state, county, and federal government to spread the principles and practices of "delivery-driven government." It has grown into a cross-sector network of public sector change agents and a platform for "civic hacking". The Code for America Brigade Network includes 80+ brigades across the country committed to volunteering in their local communities.
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Eddie Jones Wants World Rugby To Revise Breakdown Laws After England's Winning Match Over Italy
Eddie Jones has called for World Rugby to take action and revise breakdown laws following England's 36-15 win over Italy in the Six Nations.
The Azzurri refused to commit any players after a tackle had been made at Twickenham on Sunday, thereby preventing any rucks from forming and allowing the visitors to stray offside.
England struggled to adjust to tactics that have been used sporadically in other matches but never for an entire game and Jones expects the sport's global governing body to intervene.
<>"World Rugby are in charge of the shape of the game and I'm sure [chairman] Bill Beaumont will have watched this match and will take some action," Jones said.
"Of course it can be solved. It can be easily solved. I could solve it like that [clicks fingers].
"All you need is a tackle offside line. As soon as you make a tackle, there's an offside line."
George Ford repeated Jones' call for World Rugby to act, fearing the damage inflicted on the sport if the laws continue to be exploited in this way.
"I hope it will get addressed before we play Scotland because if teams do that it is going to kill the game quickly. There's no rugby going to be played," Ford said.
"I don't think that sort of stuff happening is good for the game. You could see the frustration of the players, fans and coaches. It's just not what the game should be like."
Jones admitted he had considered using similar tactics when he was Japan coach, but abandoned the idea believing it was against the spirit of the game.
"I've never seen a referee lose his perspective of the game. That's the reality of it," Jones said.
"The whole game became a joke. Our halfback goes to pass the ball and [Edoardo] Gori's there. The whole time he was standing there. Our players were definitely shocked. You go to pass the ball and all you see is a blue jumper.
"We teach the players to look to pass the ball and when you can't pass the ball then it becomes a different game.
"It is a contest game. We have rucks to have a contest, we have scrums to have a contest. We have line-outs to have a contest game. When you take contests out of the game it ceases to be rugby."


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Monetary Policies Rbi's Strategies
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RBI adjusted repo rates to tackle inflationary concerns driven by rising fuel prices and laid down a formal framework to guide monetary policy operations through two key components: a disinflationary policy for bringing down CPI inflation below set targets and introduction of "a revised liquidity management framework which aimed at aligning the weighted average call rate (WACR) close to repo rate and thus strengthening transmission in the money market.
The current account deficit was further widened by various other factors : slow global growth impacting Indian Exports, elevated global commodity prices supported probably by accommodative monetary policies of the advanced economies, abundant global liquidity, and near- zero interest rate, increase in the import of coal due to domestic supply and policy constraints and restrictions on iron ore mining activities. The Patel Committee recommendation that inflation should be the nominal anchor for the monetary policy framework led to the signing of the Monetary Policy Framework Agreement between RBI and the Government of India in February 2015.
There are a number of internal critiques on RBI's strategy and implementation of IT- doubts about the accuracy of RBI's inflation forecasts and expectations, allegations of RBI being less mindful of the growth and investments imperatives of a growing economy like India and issues with the transmission of monetary policy including concerns of the transmission being slow and incomplete, being significant on fresh loans, but muted for outstanding loans, being uneven across borrowing categories and being asymmetric over monetary policy cycles (higher during the tightening phase and lower during easing phase). For example, the US tries to maintain flexible exchange rates, open capital markets, and independent monetary policy, while countries belonging to Eurozone settle with the stable exchange rate, financial integration and zero monetary independence.
The fiscal problem could be compounded by the need to increase the interest paid on excess reserves, and vastly expand its reverse repo operations, in tandem with policy rate increases, to forestall large pools of liquidity destabilizing financial markets. Since using a single tool for achieving two separate objectives fall foul of the widely accepted Tinbergen Rule, this line of reasoning appears to strengthen the latter view that argues that inflation targeting has either failed or the link between inflation and employment/growth is no longer linear, and in any case consumer price inflation is no longer a serious concern in the way financial stability now is. First, there has been a realization that monetary policy should, therefore, return to its original mandate of financial stability as either an explicit additional target or abandon inflation targeting altogether as the target of monetary policy.
Preamble to the RBI Act states "The primary role of the central bank, as the Act suggests, is monetary stability, that is, to sustain confidence in the value of the country's money.... Ultimately, this means low and stable expectations of inflation, whether that inflation stems from domestic sources or from changes in the value of the currency, from supply constraints or demand pressures".
In this pursuit, the RBI is faced with the impossible trinity that has been a matter of concern for the emerging economies in particular. Countries across the world have faced, and bowed, to this impossible trinity. The first such incident included George Soros breaking the Bank of England in September 1992, a day still known as "Black Wednesday". The Mexican peso crisis (1994–1995) where Mexico had to abandon its peg to the dollar after depleting its forex reserves to preserve the value of the currency, the 1997 Asian financial crisis (1997–1998) when Thailand, too, ran down its reserves before abandoning the dollar peg and the Argentinean financial collapse (2001–2002) are a few examples. As recent as in 2015, China bowed to this impossible trinity as well when it devalued the renminbi.
If we look at the countries of today, those like China who want to fix their currency and have an independent interest rate policy cannot allow free capital flow across its borders. However if we look at countries like Britain who have a fixed exchange rate and free and open cross border capital flows, having an independent monetary policy is an impossibility. Then there are a few countries who choose free capital mobility and monetary autonomy, it is their exchange rate which needs to be sacrificed.
We would in our report try to capture how the problem of impossible trinity has influenced Indian economy while studying and understanding how the monetary policy has evolved not only in India but in other countries as well. These analysis will ultimately lead us to make recommendations which we feel should guide our approach towards this impossible trinity in future.
The Impossible Trinity
The impossible trinity or Trilemma, which is a potent paradigm of open economy macroeconomics says that a country may not target the exchange rate, conduct an independent monetary policy and have full financial integration all at the same time. The Trilemma derives itself from the Mundell-Fleming framework. The challenge is very relevant in the Indian context in wake of its continual integration with the global markets in the last two decades.
Policy makers are forced to create a policy targeting a combination of two objectives as all three goals are not correlated with each other. This is evident looking at the current major economies. For example, the US tries to maintain flexible exchange rates, open capital markets, and independent monetary policy, while countries belonging to Eurozone settle with the stable exchange rate, financial integration and zero monetary independence. On the other hand China tries to maintain a stable exchange rate with an independent monetary policy, while controlling the capital market flows.
The problem of Trilemma is highly pertinent in India in lieu of its greater integration with the global markets, however, very few empirical studies have been performed to identify India's monetary policy preferences (out of the three issues in the trilemma). This is mostly because for most of the last two decades India followed a pegged exchange rate and a relatively closed capital account which made it difficult to get the actual numbers. However, due to India's movement away from the pegged
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Pali police chase leads to arrest, injury and car crashes
By Star-Advertiser staff
A high-speed police chase on a wet Pali Highway last night ended with a multi-car accident, the arrest of a suspect in a stolen car, and one man in the hospital, traffic investigators said.
A 24-year-old Waipahu man is in custody for car theft, reckless driving, failure to stop and other offenses.
Police are still looking for a female passenger who fled on foot after the crash.
Honolulu Police Department spokeswoman Maj. Janna Mizuo said the incident began when a police lieutenant tried to make a traffic stop in Kailua and the suspect fled.
The suspect, driving a blue 1994 Honda Accord, got on the Pali Highway with two police vehicles in pursuit.
Police said the Honda rear-ended a white 2007 Toyota Corolla driven by a 53-year-old Honolulu man in the center lane of the highway near Wood Street in Nuuanu just before 7 p.m.
The Corolla swerved onto the right shoulder, flipped on its side and hit a traffic signal pole and light pole, police said.
The Honda crashed into the median and the driver and a female passenger fled on foot.
Police said one of the police cars stopped and the officer pursued and arrested the suspect.
But the second police car rear-ended the first police vehicle, and the force of the collision sent it into the back of the Honda.
A third vehicle, a 2002 red Honda CRV, also ended up on the shoulder and was damaged by a falling light pole, police said.
The 53-year-old driver of the Corolla went to the hospital in serious condition. The suspect was also treated and released from the hospital.
All the drivers involved in the crash were wearing seat belts, police said.
Police shut down all Honolulu-bound lanes of the Pali Highway while they investigated the incident.
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