The course access report provides teachers with a summary of a student's participation in a course. Note that this report is only a summary, if you wish to access a full specific report, you can do so by viewing student analytics or the interactions report.
How do I view the access report?
Locate the student by entering a name in the Search people field. You can also filter users by role from the Roles drop-down menu.
Click on the Settings icon (next to the user).
Select User Details from the drop-down menu. Canvas will take you to the student's details page.
Click on the Access report button (top right corner).
To return to the student's details page, click on Back to user Page.
The number of times the student has viewed the content.
The number of times the student has participated in an activity (if applicable).
The last time the student accessed the content.
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Viewing teacher's interaction with students.
Some columns in the access report are linked to course permission. If you don't see some columns it is because you don't have access to view them.
Student activity taken via the mobile app will not be included in the report.
The report will not display a unique icon for groups.
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Stowe is a historic town overflowing with charm. What better place than here to spend a memorable, cozy Thanksgiving?
For a homemade Thanksgiving dinner away from home, take a seat at our table in the Main Street Dining Room. We're serving up a traditional meal with all the fixings.
Our menu for Thanksgiving dinner in Stowe will include a feast of appetizers, freshly baked homemade bread, mouth-watering entrees, and homemade desserts.
For example, your meal could include a starter of roasted butternut squash bisque with sage crème fraiche and toasted pepitas. Next, you might choose our slow-roasted Vermont turkey served with sage gravy, apple sausage stuffing, English peas, rainbow carrots, mashed potatoes, and cranberry relish. To top it all off, savor a slice of homemade pumpkin or apple pie, or try the chocolate lava cake.
While you're enjoying the holiday, explore Stowe Village and stay with us at our hotel. Art galleries, shops and boutiques, museums, and more will give you plenty to do and see.
During your stay, enjoy discounted accommodations for two nights plus our traditional Thanksgiving dinner with our Thanksgiving Harvest Package. It also includes complimentary afternoon tea and cookies as well as a big country breakfast daily.
If you're looking for a cozy, quaint, charming place to host your social events in Stowe, search no further than Green Mountain Inn. We can accommodate parties of 2 to 110, from weddings to meetings and anything in-between.
The Inn boasts a few different venues that can accommodate weddings, receptions, family reunions, anniversaries, birthday celebrations, meetings, and more.
Professional planners and service staff take care of each detail, and our culinary team can help you design a menu with local flavors and fresh, seasonal ingredients.
The Village Room is an ideal spot for an intimate gathering. It features French doors, brass fixtures, and a view of our gardens. It has a private entrance and a dedicated kitchen with a professional chef.
For a grander affair with a timeless feel, the Main Street Dining Room is a popular option for banquet halls in Stowe. A fireplace, hardwood floors, and large windows give a beautiful backdrop to any event. There's also a full bar with a unique antique dumbwaiter.
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Each fall in Vermont, nature puts on a show that can't be topped. See autumn in all its glory when you go leaf peeping in Stowe.
Take a hike in Pinnacle Meadow and gaze in awe at the scenery.
The Spruce Peak lookout is revered for its amazing views of Mt. Mansfield and autumn colors.
Sunset Rock is right in town and the perfect place to amble along with your family while leaf peeping.
There are lots of fun ways to take in the gorgeous views of Vermont's fall foliage. Why not hop on some bikes and explore the pathways around Stowe? Or plan a day's worth of hiking, sight-seeing, and leaf peeping at our recommended spots.
Fall in Vermont is a thing of wonder. Think of Stowe as fall headquarters, and book your getaway this autumn with us at Green Mountain Inn.
Stowe has a dining scene that's ready to tantalize your taste buds. Visit for the scenery, attractions, shopping, and outdoor recreation, but stay for the fantastic food you'll find when you dine in Stowe at our hotel.
You don't have to set foot outside Green Mountain Inn when you're ready to eat a good meal. The long list of great restaurants and bars in Stowe starts right here.
The cozy Main Street Dining Room is where you can sit down to a country breakfast spread with fresh-from-the-oven baked goods, partake in afternoon tea and homemade cookies, or enjoy one of our signature holiday meals at Thanksgiving and Christmas.
The Whip Bar & Grill serves up brunch, lunch, and dinner made with local ingredients and homemade flair. Whether you come for a cocktail and a light bite at the bar, a Vermont-worthy dinner with a lavish dessert, or scrumptious Sunday brunch, you'll love every second.
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The Art of the Possible: Incrementality Reporting for DMOs
By Jennifer Andre
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Effective marketers continually ask, "What impact is this having?" Weighing and comparing potential advertising strategies – and their outcomes – is vital to lasting success. Yet, historically, even seasoned experts were left questioning which advertising dollars truly had the most impact.
Considered by some to be a pioneer in marketing, successful nineteenth century merchant John Wanamaker, said, "Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted; the trouble is I don't know which half."
Mr. Wanamaker had identified the problem long before the technology to provide a solution was available. Fast-forward to 2019, and incrementality reporting has distilled the measurement of advertising impact to a science.
How incrementality reporting works at Expedia Group Media Solutions
Incrementality is designed to answer the question, "How much of my return on investment is truly attributable to my marketing efforts rather than being business I would have received without this campaign?" It proves the direct impact your advertising has by measuring conversion lift and demonstrating the power of your campaign. By comparing both a control and exposed group of potential customers, our incrementality reporting isolates, in a data-driven way, the return on investment while simultaneously providing marketing partners with insights into current and future advertising campaigns.
Incrementality reporting is especially beneficial for destination marketing organizations (DMOs) because it provides the ability to measure the impact of advertising funds. Incrementality provides DMOs the ability to say, "We're able to drive X number of incremental bookings" and truly quantify the economic impact, thereby securing future advertising dollars.
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On the most basic level, incrementality can validate a marketing team's decisions with concrete insights – down to the dollar – on a campaign's level of effectiveness. Because Media Solutions' incrementality reporting draws information from across the entire network of Expedia Group's ecommerce brands, the integrity of the data is unsurpassed.
The report itself may be all numbers, but by providing concrete insights into which advertising techniques work and which don't, incrementality helps open the door to greater creativity and potential in future campaigns.
For example, an Incrementality Report would help a DMO look beyond metrics like cost-per-click (CPC) and into channel evaluation and optimization. Incrementality offers the ability to measure the effectiveness of channels in general. In turn, DMO marketers can increase the value of future campaigns by targeting better-performing channels. When campaigns are successful, it earns DMOs the trust of in-market partners, thereby allowing them to experiment while continuing to be good stewards.
Aruba Tourism Authority
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Thanks to their Incrementality Report, the Aruba Tourism Authority was able to clearly demonstrate the value of their marketing spend to their own, in-market stakeholders.
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As vice president of business development at Expedia Group Media Solutions, Jennifer Andre oversees the global partner-facing team that connects advertisers with the hundreds of millions of travelers across the Expedia Group travel brands. Jennifer and her team specialize in developing strategic marketing programs for destinations, accommodations, transportation, attractions and activities, financial services, retail and more. With more than 20 years of experience working in the online travel industry, Jennifer previously managed travel marketing partnerships at Orbitz, and spent over a decade at Travelocity where she held a variety of media and partner marketing roles in San Francisco, New York, London and Paris. Jennifer is frequently traveling around the world, though she calls Connecticut home.
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Internationale conferentie over de volgende thema's in relatie tot migranten en vluchtelingen: visie-ontwikkeling, toegankelijkheid, behandeling en 'good practices.
There will be an introduction to each theme by a lecturer, followed by a workshop. Some participants follow the European Masters Degree "Migration, Mental Health and Social Care" at the Universities of Canterbury in Kent, Örebro in Sweden and Utrecht in the Netherlands.
With the focus on the development of mental health care for migrants and refugees in the Netherlands, an analysis will be made of ideas, visions and policies in service provision for migrants. Some other European developments will be compared.
Based on research among Cape Verdian migrants living in Rotterdam, the problems of this group will be analysed and the accessibility of services discussed.
How are migrants portrayed in (mental) health care and what does this tell us about the contact between service providers and migrant clients?
The results of a research study carried out in a number of European countries on care provisions for refugees and asylum seekers will be presented. What do these practices tell us about the development of services for migrants and refugees in Europe?
Registration fee for the conference is 335 euro, including lunches and dinners but excluding hotel accommodation. There is a maximum of 10 external participants for this conference.
For more information please contact: Sander Kramer or Bianca Kooij, Utrechtse School voor Bestuurs- en Organisatiewetenschap.


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Two more days of hiking and we reach Santiago. Ten-year-old Alex and eight-year-old Sage were well prepared to walk these five hundred miles; when you grow up climbing NH's White Mountains every week, any trail in the world is potentially do-able. The girls have had a wonderful time and I, their mother, have been honored to accompany them every step of The Way.
We need more women leading/guiding their daughters! Yes, it's nice to see girls out there with their dads, but we still live in a society where men are expected to lead the families/ children on adventures. I can't tell you the number of times strangers have expressed surprise -- here on the Camino and in the Whites - that a mother - as opposed to the father - is taking her girls (and not boys) out there into the wilderness (or into the unknown). Such folks unintentionally relate the patriarchal attitude that still very much exists in most of the world. The only way to change this attitude is for mothers to get out there with their young girls.
More on that after we reach Santiago. By the way, Santiago will not be the end of our journey - the girls have decided they want to continue to Finisterre, the traditional pagan end of this route and what was once considered the end of the earth. Hugh has to fly back to the States the morning of the 22nd, but the girls and I will continue onward after two days of rest in Santiago. It should take us about four days to reach the ocean from the city. We'll spend a day there on the beach, then we'll bus back to Santiago and fly to Boston. We should be back in New Hampshire on the first day of May.
Glad to hear neither one of the Boston bombers are still at large.
We had cool breezes with bright sunshine today - another great morning and afternoon of walking. We made good time, though I am glad this was our last day of heavy-duty mileage. Sage looks tired and my right leg and toe are killing me...12-14 miles a day makes us happy, and we've now cranked out four consecutive 17-19 mile days. Tomorrow we only have to hike 13 miles before reaching Santiago.
Lots of country, old towns, stone walls...and trees (!) again today.
By the way, the Brierley guide is less than 100 percent accurate. There are significant hills that are not shown on the maps in stages 31 and 32.
Breakfast cake, fruit, and coffee left out for pilgrims. Prices were on tags and a cash box was displayed. A sign explained that this was the true spirit of the Camino...trust.
I bought strawberries and breakfast cake; we ate on a wooden bench in the shade. It was a lovely way to start our morning.
We passed the 20 kilometers to go mark, entered the outskirts of O Pedrouzo, and saw a cool information kiosk with a recording that welcomes peregrinos in multiple languages.
After that, we went through some trees and into A Rua, just east of O Pedrouzo.
We have stayed in every kind of accommodation on this trip - public albergues, private albergues, hostels, hotels, a Parador, donativo albergues, pensions...and now we're staying at a casa rural. Casa rurals are upscale B&Bs..they're the most expensive option out there (even Paradors can be cheap if you stay in them during the off-season). That being said, this particular casa rural, O Acivro, is ninety Euros for an apartment that could easily sleep eight people. So the moral of the story continues to be - save up and team up if you want a change from the albergues. There's a lot of space here...the average peregrina can afford this if she shares it with her friends or Camino family.
One more day. Though, sadly, it feels like our Camino has already ended. All our European friends have gone ahead or stayed behind and we're now stuck in a crowd of wealthy Americans. That's fine, but our Camino now has a much different feel to it. Instead of having an international experience, we're constantly among vacationing retirees. I miss Lena, Franco, and the Korean couple, and I wonder if they've all reached Santiago or if they're just half a day behind us. I wonder about the nice Australian couple, Howard and Sue, and I hope we see them again. I think of Flo, who must be back in Switzerland by now. I think of Rosa and Ilfonso, and of how much we enjoyed our time with them. I remember Rilie and Becky and Julio.
Must go to bed soon. My right leg is throbbing and the major knuckle of my big toe is in serious pain. Very glad we've only got thirteen miles left. Also very glad the girls and I will take two days off before heading to the ocean.
'Til tomorrow...hope to write from Santiago.
Looking for your posts every day. Reading its is like we were hiking el Camino with the family Herr anyway. We hope you´ll have a day tomorrow to remember for all your lifetime. We´ll keep reading daily your new blogs because all of you will be part of our best memories of our Camino de Santiago. GO GIRLS,GO. Buen Camino.
Found blog/started reading a few weeks ago, now follow your progress every day and continue to be amazed; you gals rock!
My brother-in-law starts at SJPdePort on Monday and I've told him to use your experiences as a guide.
Health precludes me from ever doing the Camino but I feel I've "almost" done so thru you. Thanks, Buen Camino, good luck, you're almost there.
I've enjoyed following all your posts! What you say is true about moms getting out with girls into the wilderness or for adventures. There are other moms who take their kids out, but most of the ones I know aren't as famous as you! There was a mom last year who hiked the PCT with her 7-year-old son. (Sparrow and the Barracuda - they have a blog.) There are some other mom and nature blogs I follow occasionally, too. Most of the ones I can think of have both boys and girls. I've been hiking with my children since they were babies. We don't do as long or strenuous of hikes as you do, but we get out more than most other moms and kids we know. It's been good for my boy to be out in nature, but it's been good for my girl for other reasons. She is naturally more fearful, and it's really helped her confidence. She has vision problems, too, that she's had to overcome while hiking. Hiking has also been part of her therapy for that. I see the way my own childhood nature experiences shaped me, and I hope I can provide my daughter with similar experiences. I could say more about this topic, but it's perhaps best saved for my own blog post on my own blog! You are right that there is a different expectation - it's considered fine for a dad to take his children out into the wilderness alone, but it's suddenly a risky endeavor if a mom does the same trip without a man along. I'm like you, I try to be prepared to take care of problems should they arise, but I'm really tired of feeling like I can't or shouldn't be expected to do what I love with my kids just because my husband can't come along with us, or isn't interested at the time.
As a NH resident I started hiking with my kids in elementary school, but in 5th grade my daughter no longer wanted to go, so I didn't force her. My son and I finished the 4Kers before he graduated from HS. My daughter went mostly Re-enacting the Revolutionary War during weekend musters with her dad while I went hiking with my son. We never blogged, but there were and still are other Moms out there. My husband really doesn't like to hike, but I didn't let that stop me going out with the kids. If I ever have grandkids, I'll be out there with them!


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Rep. Kevin Brady, chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, said Friday the president had spoken to him twice by phone and once in person, imploring him to scrap the so-called individual mandate that requires Americans to obtain health insurance or face a penalty.
"The president feels quite strongly about including this at some step," Brady said in an interview with Politico.
The Congressional Budget Office has estimated that repealing the individual mandate would save $416 billion over a decade. That's because without it, fewer people would enroll in Medicaid or buy federally subsidized coverage on insurance exchanges. The money represents a tempting revenue source for GOP tax writers whose plan for extensive tax cuts would add an estimated $1.5 trillion to the nation's debt over 10 years.
Trump and the Republicans are driving to push through a major tax-cutting bill this year to secure a legislative accomplishment, following their stinging failure to overturn and replace the Obama health care law. As a party, the Republicans face increasing pressure to produce a marquee legislative victory before next year's elections.
An influential conservative lawmaker, Rep. Mark Meadows, R-N.C., said Friday that repealing the health care mandate needs to be part of the tax bill. He said he believes a majority of Republicans in the House share that view.
Trump even tweeted on Wednesday: "Wouldn't it be great to Repeal the very unfair and unpopular Individual Mandate in ObamaCare and use those savings for further Tax Cuts for the Middle Class."
But Brady pointed out the Senate has been unable to muster enough votes for any health care legislation.
"There are pros and cons to this. Importing health care into a tax reform debate does have consequences," he said.
And Rep. Tom Cole, R-Okla., said, "I think the attitude is let's not mix up health care with this."
Republicans have set an ambitious timetable for the first revamp of the nation's tax code in three decades, one that would touch virtually all Americans and the economy's every corner, mingling sharply lower rates for corporations and reduced personal taxes for many with fewer deductions for home-buyers and families with steep medical bills.
Brady called it "a challenge of a lifetime legislatively."
Under the plan, the bulk of the tax cuts go to businesses instead of individuals, according to a budget watchdog group. The Washington-based Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget says corporations and other businesses get tax cuts of about $1 trillion, with the rest for individuals and people inheriting multimillion-dollar estates.
GOP leaders praised the plan as a sparkplug for the economy and a boon to the middle class and christened it the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
It would also increase the national debt, a problem for some Republicans. And Democrats attacked the proposal as the GOP's latest bonanza for the rich, with a phase-out of the inheritance tax and repeal of the alternative minimum tax on the highest earners — certain to help Trump and members of his family and Cabinet, among others.
And there was enough discontent among Republicans and business groups to leave the legislation's fate uncertain in a journey through Congress that leaders hope will deposit a landmark bill on Trump's desk by year's end.
Underscoring problems ahead, some Republicans from high-tax Northeastern states expressed opposition to the measure's elimination of the deduction for state and local income taxes. Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch of Utah called the House measure "a great starting point" but said it would be "somewhat miraculous" if its corporate tax rate reduction to 20 percent — a major Trump goal — survived. His panel plans to produce its own tax package in the coming days.
The package's tax reductions would outweigh its loophole closers by a massive $1.5 trillion over the coming decade. Many Republicans were willing to add that to the nation's soaring debt as a price for claiming a resounding tax victory. But it was likely to pose a problem for others — one of several brushfires leaders will need to extinguish to get the measure through Congress.
Republicans must keep their plan's shortfall from spilling over that $1.5 trillion line or the measure will lose its protection against Democratic Senate filibusters, bill-killing delays that take 60 votes to overcome. There are just 52 GOP senators, and unanimous Democratic opposition is likely.
The bill would telescope today's seven personal income tax brackets into just four: 12 percent, 25 percent, 35 percent and 39.6 percent.
—The 25 percent rate would start at $45,000 for individuals and $90,000 for married couples.
—The 35 percent rate would apply to family income exceeding $260,000 and individual income over $200,000, which means many upper-income families whose top rate is currently 33 percent would face higher taxes.
—The top rate threshold, now $418,400 for individuals and $470,700 for couples, would rise to $500,000 and $1 million.
The standard deduction — used by people who don't itemize, around two-thirds of taxpayers — would nearly double to $12,000 for individuals and $24,000 for couples. That's expected to encourage even more people to use the standard deduction with a simplified tax form Republicans say will be postcard-sized.


ALBANY, GA (WALB) - Malachi Russell is in middle school at Sherwood Christian Academy, who loves the game of soccer.
He's even a big fan of Atlanta United.
But when he was asked to play goalie in his first varsity game, that was just too good of an opportunity for him to pass up.
Malachi suffers from an extremely rare case of cancer, that has enabled him wheel chair bound about a year ago.
This past Thursday night, Russell started both the girls and boys varsity games, as the goalie.
He even got the opportunity to take the field with his older brother Cameron Rambo, who plays varsity for Sherwood.
Both of them said that moment, was one they will never forget.
A great moment for that school and family.


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Peripheral Neuropathy: (VA Compensation 80%, Secondary to Diabetes, 20% per limb) Nerves dying, numbness in feet/hands/fingers/legs/arms/etc.
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Chloracne: (VA Compensation 10%) Skin rashes, open sores, redness, discoloration of the skin, cyst's, boils, etc.
Hypertension: (VA Compensation 20%) High Blood Pressure and related heart problems.
AND the list goes on..............AS of 8/2007 I am now rated at 100% VA math or Regular math at 150%!
Other medical problems consist of: Knee Problems, A Constant burning sensation of my internal organs, of which, the VA cannot find the source. I relate this to AGENT ORANGE because other Vietnam veterans have complained of the same problem, and a few other problems.
MANY VA medical problems the government denies after a small time period of leaving the service. Outside doctors believe that it takes time for some of these problems to manifest themselves and should not be held to the time limit that the VA has determined.


Growth drivers, according to the report, include private consumption increasing 2.4 times in emerging economies, higher disposable incomes and a near doubling of the middle classes globally. Emerging countries will account for over 60 per cent of economic growth, explains Airbus, with trips per capita to multiply 2.5 times for these nations.
Combined with evolving airline business models and continuing liberalization, Airbus explains the growing scale of air transportation will lead to an increasing resilience to regional slowdowns. Greater aircraft range and capacity through technological developments will also allow airlines the flexibility to explore new business opportunities whilst maintaining focus on cost reduction.
In the Small segment, which Airbus explains to typically cover the space where most of today's single-aisle aircraft compete, there is a forecast future requirement for 28,550 new aircraft, according to the report, representing more than three-quarters of total expected demand. In the Medium segment, for missions requiring additional capacity and range flexibility, represented by smaller widebodies and longer-range single-aisle aircraft, Airbus forecasts demand for 5,480 passenger and freight aircraft. For additional capacity and range flexibility, in the Large segment where most Airbus A350s are present today, there is a need for 1,760 aircraft. In the Extra-Large segment, typically reflecting high capacity and long range missions by the largest aircraft types including the A350-1000 and the A380, Airbus forecasts demand for 1,590 aircraft over the next 20 years.
Of the 37,390 new aircraft required, the report explains 26,540 are for growth and 10,850 will replace older generation less fuel efficient aircraft. The more than doubling in the world fleet to 48,000 aircraft results in a need for 540,000 new pilots.


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I was told, repeatedly, that the burgers were a bit dodgy.
I arrived at London Fields, where the event was being held, expecting to see it jam-packed with enthused Owen Smith fans. Instead, there were about two dozen pasty young Labourites like me, patiently waiting for Owen's arrival. A woman working for Owen's campaign greeted me, and offered me a small beer and a burger.
Sadly, the barbecue had made no allowances for vegetarian Owen Smith fans, presumably as a way of showing that Owen Smith is not a smelly falafel-eating hippy like his opponent, so I was forced to go without. I gladly accepted the beer though, and chugged down a 2.6% bottle of lager. It struck me that literally anyone offering free beer and burgers in East London could attract two dozen people, and I have a sneaking suspicion that if there had been a similar event on Facebook with the only difference being no mention of Owen Smith, more people would have turned up.
Before Owen arrived, I got talking to some of the other Owen Smith fans. At least, I assumed they were going to be Owen Smith fans, but as we got discussing things, I realised that several of them were Momentum supporters who had only come along to see how much of a threat Owen posed. Perhaps more depressing was the fact that even among the Smithites, nobody seemed to think Owen was especially good. One person admitted that they had not heard of Owen Smith until last week, but were convinced that anyone other than Corbyn could do a better job of being Labour leader. I was told that, of the 100,000 London Labour Members, only two regularly showed up to phone-bank for Owen.
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London Fields with London Young Labour members this afternoon.
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AACTA Film Fest | Richard Sowada's Top Picks
Article by Revelation Film Festival Director Richard Sowada.
WATCH THE SUNSET
This is a rare film in so many ways. As a fuel injected, taut and tense crime thriller it stands up completely on its own. But after about five minutes of viewing when you realise this low-budget feature is shot in a single take, well, the film takes on a whole other dimension. With the camera ducking and weaving through streets and buildings, in and out of cars, through car chases and gunfights, it never stops moving and is a testament to the imaginative and sheer "guts and glory" filmmaking. In what is a major achievement in recent independent Australian cinema, WATCH THE SUNSET heralds major new production talents here in Oz.
There is so much in the title that reflects itself in this poetic feature which constantly confounds the outback genre forms that have been so strong since WAKE IN FRIGHT and SUNDAY TOO FAR AWAY. There's such beautiful interplay between all the characters here; who struggle to communicate their feelings but whose relationship with their arid and subterranean and terrestrial world bring them together in the most unexpected of ways. Very well played and very well directed, STRANGE COLOURS can only be Australian but has such a lovely international feel.
There's many nods to great Australian and international cinema traditions in SWEET COUNTRY, which provide the film with a place in yesterday, today and tomorrow. The film's always surprising experimentation with time and space gives SWEET COUNTRY a real international feel as it's in no hurry to get to its inevitable destination. Great performances, unquestionable authenticity and a 'reason to be' that is missing from so many films, powers SWEET COUNTRY forward, but it's poetic heart is all in the eyes.
WATCH THE SUNSET, STRANGE COLOURS and SWEET COUNTRY were screened in cinema in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane during September 2018 as part of AACTA Film Fest. The films will be available for members to watch online via AACTA TV until 11 October 2018.
For your complete guide to the feature films competing for a nomination for the 2018 AACTA Awards presented by Foxtel, download the Film Fest Guide here (6MB).
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Urban hikers and outdoor enthusiasts will have access to Trailhead Direct once again beginning on Saturday–bypassing congested and often full trailhead parking lots. The weekend outdoor exploration service will provide semi-frequent trips to the Issaquah Alps, but with an extended route operating from Seattle and Bellevue in addition to Issaquah. The trial service was so popular last season that King County Metro Transit and King County Parks have teamed up to go bigger this year, in part due to the Seattle Department of Transportation and corporate sponsors REI and Clif Bar helping to support the program.
Seattle riders will be able catch Trailhead Direct transit vans from Mount Baker Station in the Rainier Valley, eliminating the need for many to make one or more transit transfers. However, those who don't live nearby can reach the stop from across Seattle by taking Link or Routes 7, 8, 14, 48, and 106. On the way to and from Issaquah, the vans will stop in Bellevue at the Eastgate Freeway Station, which offers bus connections to Routes 226, 240, 241, 245, 271, and 554. Hikers who would rather drive can use free parking at Eastgate. No park-and-ride facilities are available at Mount Baker Station, but on-street parking is an option.
Once the vans reach Issaquah, they will operate on a one-way circular loop with their first stop at the Issaquah Transit Center. Connections to Routes 208, 271, and 554 are available at the transit center in addition to parking. The vans will then proceed to four trailheads (Margaret's Way, Chirico Trail-Poo Poo Point, High School Trail, and East Sunset Way Trail) by heading south, east, and then north. Some vans will then loop back to the Issaquah Transit Center and onward to Bellevue and Seattle.
Service will operate every half hour on weekends and holidays through to the fall, but the service window from Seattle and Bellevue is shorter than in Issaquah. Metro plans to use smaller transit vans ranging from 13 to 27 seats. The vans will be able to accommodate bicycles, up to two on racks. Regular transit fares will apply, which can be paid with cash, ORCA, or a mobile ticket.
In addition to the Issaquah Alps Trailhead Direct service, Metro will launch two other Trailhead Direct services. The second route will begin in mid-May be providing service from Capitol Hill to Mount Si and Mount Teneriffe, near North Bend. Then in early summer Trailhead Direct will provide a shuttle between Mailbox Peak–an incredibly popular trail near North Bend–and a parking lot in town.
In our neck of the woods, we often think of transit as a purely urban service, but rural and recreational services also have their merits. In this case, Trailhead Direct seats are being filled up giving more people access to hard-to-reach trailheads. The service is a clear boon to urban outdoor enthusiasts who might otherwise need to own or rent a car and has the added benefit of mitigating parking demand at trailheads and reducing carbon emissions that would otherwise be spent in pursuit of a wilderness escape.
So excited to see Metro working on improving and expanding this service. It's a cliche that people in Seattle just own a car so they can go hiking on the weekends. In other countries I've lived in that logic doesn't fly – you can take transit to popular trail-heads because you can take transit anywhere that lots of people want to go. Can't wait for the North Bend service.
Question: are there only two spots for bikes on the front rack?
I'd like to see some data on this route, boardings per revenue hour, that sort of thing. My fear is this is a great PR move, but ultimately a costly one.


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Gendered Crossings: Women and Migration in the Spanish Empire (New Mexico, 2016)
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winner of the 2016 Best Book Prize from the Society for the Study of Early Modern Women
Review of Gendered Crossings in the Denver Post 3/20/2016
Gendered Crossings: Women and Migration in the Spanish Empire
By Allyson M. Poska (University of New Mexico)
From the academic title, you might think this is a book for scholars. Not so. "Gendered Crossings" is an absorbing story about women who were recruited to colonize Patagonia in the 1770s.
Spain wanted young families and fecund women who would populate the new world. The volunteers — nearly 2,000 in all — were shipped to Patagonia, where they found inadequate water and soil so bad that they couldn't grow crops. Most of them left Patagonia for land near Buenos Aires. Life was hard even there as promised supplies lagged, and the settlers had to contend with Indians and disease.
Virtually all of them stayed, however, and became part of colonial society. While most remained peasants, a few became wealthy enough to purchase slaves.
This heavily researched book gives details about the women who made the crossing, about the roles they played and their family and sex lives. Although promiscuity was hardly unknown among the Spanish, most young girls were married off as young as 13 for their protection from sexual predators. Their husbands generally were 10 years older.
Author Allyson M. Poska's figures about the deaths of children, wives and husbands tell better than any narrative of how heartbreaking life in the new world could be
Ashgate Research Companion to Women and Gender in Early Modern Europe. Coedited with Katherine McIver and Jane Couchman (Farnham, UK: Ashgate Press, 2013)
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This page lists the 30 Anatolian bridges described in Collin O'Connor, Roman Bridges (Cambridge University Press, 1993). E7, etc. is the numeration system of O'Connor.
E8 – Crosses Iris river at Amasya.
E9 – Karas Bridge. At Karas. 10 km N of Erzerum.
E10 – Pons Sangarius. Crosses Sangarius river at Çandir Kopru. 55 km SE of Eskişehir.
E13 – Roman bridge. Crosses Biga Çay at Biga. Over Granicus river.
E16 – Caravan Bridge. Crosses Meles river at Izmir.
E18 – Roman bridge. At Egridir.
E20 – Crosses Marsyas river at Incekemer.
E23 – Bridge at Limyra. At Limyra. 7.5 km NE of Finike.
E24 – Crosses Arapsu river at Olbia. c. 5 km W of Antalya.
E25 – Crosses Eurymedon river. c. 5 km N of Beşkonak.
E26 – Crosses Goksu river at Silifke.
E27 – At Tarsus. Near Adana.
E30 – At Antakya. N of Antakya.
E31 – Asi Bridge. At Antakya.
E37 – Crosses Arabkir Çay at Korpanik. 3 km E.
E38 – Karamagara Bridge. Crosses Arabkir Çay at Agin.
E39 – Sabrina River bridge. Crosses Karabudak river at Zimara.


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Energizer Resources to Exhibit & Present at the 2012 PDAC International Trade Show & Investors Exchange, Toronto Ontario – Booth 2348
Posted at 7:52 a.m. on March 1, 2012
Toronto, ON - March 1, 2012 - Energizer Resources Inc. (TSX: EGZ) (OTCBB: ENZR) (FWB: YE5) ("Energizer" or the "Company") announces that it will be exhibiting and presenting at the 2012 Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) International Trade Show & Investors Exchange.
The Company wishes to invite all current and potential investors to visit Booth 2348 and discuss first-hand with management the latest exploration developments on its Green Giant Graphite and Vanadium Project in Southern Madagascar.
Energizer Presenting on March 6, 10:00AM, Room 801B
In addition, Craig Scherba, P. Geol., Energizer's Senior Vice President of Exploration and Operations in Madagascar will be presenting the latest developments of the Company's graphite discovery on Tuesday March 6 at 10:00AM EST in Room 801B of the South Building of the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.
Mr. Scherba will be discussing details of Energizer's latest press releases, which have quantified the existence of an emerging graphite camp on its Green Giant and Malagasy Minerals joint venture properties.
The PDAC is being held at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, South Building, and runs from Sunday March 4 to Wednesday March 7. Trade show times and details can be accessed at www.pdac.ca
About the 2012 PDAC
The PDAC International Convention, Trade Show & Investors Exchange is the world's largest convention for mineral exploration. The four-day annual Convention held in Toronto, Canada is the event of choice for the world's mineral industry. The convention attracts over 1,000 exhibitors and 27,000 attendees from 120 countries.
About Energizer Resources
Energizer Resources Inc. is a mineral exploration and development company based in Toronto, Canada, which is developing its 100%-owned Green Giant Vanadium Project located in Madagascar. The Green Giant vanadium deposit is one of the largest known vanadium deposits in the world.
The identification of 17 graphite trends, with a cumulative strike length in excess of 320 km, on the 100% owned Green Giant property and 75% owned Joint Venture (with Malagasy Minerals Limited (ASX: MGY) properties, have validated the Company's belief that southern Madagascar has the potential to host a potential flake graphite camp.
As vanadium and graphite are considered to be critical minerals, the Company will position itself to both strategic partners, and the financial markets, a dual offering of critical minerals from a single source for energy and storage, as well as steel and other innovations worthy of development.
In addition to the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX: EGZ), the Company's common shares trade on the U.S. Over-The-Counter Bulletin Board under the symbol, ENZR, and on the Frankfurt Exchange under the symbol, YE5.
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In a world ravaged by a virus infection, turning its victims into the Undead, resident evil afterlife continues with Alice continuing on her journey to find survivors and lead them to safety. Her deadly battle with the Umbrella Corporation reaches new heights, but Alice gets some unexpected help from an old friend. A new lead that promises a safe haven from the Undead leads them to Los Angeles, but when they arrive the city is overrun by thousands of Undead and Alice and her comrades are about to step into a deadly trap.


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The Motley Fool Canada » Investing » Is Going Global the Wrong Move for Cannabis Stocks?
Is Going Global the Wrong Move for Cannabis Stocks?
David Jagielski | January 30, 2019 | More on: APHA APHA
Many Canadian pot stocks have been fighting for positioning across the globe in the hopes of securing first-mover advantages in key countries. However, I'm not sure that is the correct strategy with so many opportunities in North America alone.
While pot sales totaled $54 million in November, in what was the first full month of recreational pot being legalized in Canada, supply issues have continued to plague the country. Sales weren't all that impressive given how strong the numbers were in October with just two weeks of sales totaling $43 million. It's therefore no surprise that a province like Prince Edward Island was able to claim the highest per capita sales in November, especially since Ontario and B.C. are nowhere near running at full capacity.
With so many supply issues and a country as vast as Canada, it makes one wonder why companies like Canopy Growth Corp and Aphria Inc (TSX:APHA)(NYSE:APHA) are rushing to stake out positions in South America and other parts of the world. My concern is the strategy, which calls for distracting investors with all these opportunities, meanwhile ignoring the domestic market, which is a lot easier for investors to quantify and evaluate for themselves.
The other big drawback of such a big and global strategy is that it involves a lot of moving pieces and coordination. That also means a lot of expenses will be incurred and creates an easy excuse for companies to explain why they still aren't able to turn a profit despite sales doubling or tripling from the prior year. That's a big reason why I'd avoid investing in pot stocks today, as there's simply too much noise in their financials to be able to evaluate how successful a business is running.
For instance, in Aphria's most recent earnings, the company had an operating loss of $21 million, but came out with a profit of $54 million because of gains on investments. Although sales nearly tripled, operating expenses almost quadrupled. Aphria is a good example of a company that's been trying to do a lot in a short period, which was perhaps one of the reasons outgoing CEO Vic Neufeld decided to call it quits.
The company has been very aggressive in focusing on other markets, which is probably a key reason why their costs have soared so much. The stock has a lot of uncertainty surrounding it, which makes it difficult for investors to gauge whether it's a good buy or not. Unfortunately, it's not that different from others in the industry, as cannabis stocks have been very volatile over the past year. Aphria, however, has been one of the poorer-performing stocks, with its share price losing half of its value over the past 12 months.
Whether Aphria or any other pot stock, investors shouldn't get distracted with hype about the potential market size in one country or another. Especially in the early stages, it's important to prove that the business model works and that the company can turn a profit first.
You might be missing out on one of the biggest opportunities in Canadian investing history…
Marijuana was legalized across Canada on October 17th, and a little-known Canadian company just unlocked what some experts think could be the key to profiting off the coming marijuana boom.
Besides making key partnerships with Facebook and Amazon, they've just made a game-changing deal with the Ontario government.
One grassroots Canadian company has already begun introducing this technology to the market – which is why legendary Canadian investor Iain Butler thinks they have a leg up on Amazon in this once-in-a-generation tech race.
This is the company we think you should strongly consider having in your portfolio if you want to position yourself wisely for the coming marijuana boom.
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Alibaba's Jack Ma Blasts WTO in Davos, Set to Take World Trade Online
Alibaba wants the world trade to be conducted differently.
While Alipay is planning to implement Blockchain technology for the long-term benefit of its consumers, Alibaba's Jack Ma has disclosed his company's plan to build up an EWTP – an Electronic World Trade Platform – to support young people and small business.
Business designed by businessmen, not bureaucrats
Its idea is to improve on overall globalization which he says has yielded positive results for both China and the world by making more room for small businesses rather than the current system run by the World Trade Organization, hereinafter WTO, which was developed to protect corporate interests.
Ma says at the just-concluded World Economic Forum in Davos:
"Business should be designed by business people, so we believe the EWTP should have businessmen sitting down together, agree on something, negotiate on something, then get the endorsement from the government."
A success with this project will introduce a new and practical way to conduct business interests across several borders with little or no restriction. Considering that it would be built on the current WTO model, the EWTP will advance pragmatic objectives, cut less the bureaucratic hurdles that often hinder progressive transnational markets as well as the time needed to make crucial decisions.
What's wrong with WTO agreements?
WTO agreements often spell out the principles of liberalization and the permitted exceptions taking into consideration individual countries' commitments to lower customs tariffs and other trade barriers to open and keep open services markets.
"The WTO is a very interesting organization", explains Ma. "When you put 200 government officials in one room, ask them to agree on something – it's impossible! I can never imagine that they agree on something together."
Presenting these agreements in an electronic form will fast-track the process and make it more attractive for fast-paced business sectors.
Ways to avoid trade protectionism
In his recent call at Davos for the judicial function of the WTO to be strengthened for an effective response to trade protectionism - the practice of shielding a country's domestic industry from foreign competition by taxing imports. South Korean trade minister Joo Hwang-wan said that dispute settlement procedures in the WTO should be faster and more efficient based on organizational expansion.
With discussions about the practice springing up following the nationalistic stance which was taken by the President of the United States, Donald Trump in his inaugural speech and Hwang-wan also said guidelines should be created for international e-commerce along with standard regulatory practices against technical barriers to trade.
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CONCORD, N.H. – June 2, 2009 – This month, the Business and Industry Association will begin its annual policy development process, featuring 14 roundtable discussions with business and opinion leaders around the state. The roundtables are an open forum for business leaders to talk about their top challenges and concerns and help shape the BIA's legislative and regulatory agenda for the upcoming year.
BIA partners with chambers of commerce and business associations throughout New Hampshire to host and publicize the events in different regions to ensure a diverse representation of business interests. Each session lasts about an hour and a half. They begin with an overview of the BIA's current business agenda and results from the legislative session, followed by a discussion and ranking of top business issues for the coming year.
The roundtables are presented in partnership with the following chambers of commerce: Androscoggin Valley, Exeter Area, Greater Concord, Greater Dover, Greater Hudson, Greater Keene, Greater Lebanon, Greater Manchester, Greater Peterborough, Greater Portsmouth, Greater Rochester, Greater Salem, Hampton Area, Hanover Area, Hillsborough Area, Jackson Area, Lakes Region, Lincoln-Woodstock, Littleton Area, Mount Washington Valley, Newport Area, Souhegan Valley, and Waterville Valley Region.


My Cup Runneth Over: She's Turning 11 Already!
Welcome by! For those of you who know me well, you may be aware that I have a VERY special niece, Alexa, who I am SUPER close with......and believe it or not, she is turning 11 next month! It's hard to believe how quickly the years are flying by, and I know she'll be grown before I know it. This may be one of the last years (if not THEE last year) I'll be able to make and give her a card this "girly" and juvenile. So.....I'll take advantage of it while I can. I'm very grateful that she is a "young 11" and is still very innocent, which I love. As I've mentioned before, Alexa grew up speaking both English and Russian, and she can speak, read and write fluently in both. She's truly an AMAZING young girl, and I just LOVE her to death. We are very close. In fact, she gives me FaceTime calls on a regular basis, and is always stuck by my side when I visit her in Minnesota. She stays with me pretty much 24/7 for my entire stay up in Duluth. I'm SO looking forward to seeing her next month for her 11th Birthday celebration.
I made Alexa's card using an adorable line from Crate Paper called Oh Darling; including the patterned papers, stickers, chipboard, wood pieces, etc. I have an abundance of this line, and I always enjoy using it to make sweet "Girl" cards. While this card has A LOT going on, I knew that it pretty much had to in order to satisfy Alexa's super FUN style. She will especially love the 11 I created using some clear acrylic numbers from this Oh Darling line. I stamped the sentiment using an old favorite stamp (My Crafty Spot - now closed).
Other than the stamped image, inking, vintage scotch tape and machine stitching, every single thing used on this card is from Crate Paper Oh Darling line. It's just SO girly and fun, and while it's a super busy card, it is SO Alexa. I know she will love it.
I thank you, once again, for stopping by my blog today. If you are not yet a follower of my blog, I would REALLY appreciate you taking the time to become a new follower. I'd be happy to stop by your blog and follow you as well. Just let me know. It means so much to hear from you all. Hope you're having a happy and blessed day!
CropStop Challenge Blog - June Linky Party #40 - Anything Goes - I used Tim Holtz Distress Inks and Tombow Adhesive.
Crafty Hazelnut's Patterned Paper Challenge - June: Anything Goes - I used lots of fabulous Crate Paper patterned papers from their sweet Oh Darling line.
Stamplorations Blog: 5th Birthday Celebration! - I enjoyed Deepti's cards so much, and the sweet pastels in her first card blew me away! I used that color palette to create this sweet birthday card for my niece. I also enjoyed hopping around to see all the designers' cards and leave them some love.
Such a cute card for your sweet niece, Karen! I love all the different elements you combined on this! So happy you linked up to Cropstop with this lovely card!
That's so sweet, Karen! I really enjoyed reading about your neice! Adorable card and I know she'll love it!
Have fun with the Birthday Girl - she is a sweetie for sure - lovely card and nice soft colors too! Have a blessed week!
She is going to love this card. I love the little skates. So fun. I hope you have a blessed visit.Thank you for helping STAMPlorations celebrate 5 years.
Thanks for playing with us at CraftyHazelnut's Patterned Paper Challenge for June!
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DRAGONLAND Members Launch Death Metal Side-Project
DRAGONLAND members Olof Morck (guitar) and Nicklas Magnusson (guitar) have reformed their old death metal band RAPTURE under the name THE RETURNING. The group, who will be reworking some of their old material, will begin writing new songs following the completion of the new DRAGONLAND album, "Starfall".
THE RETURNING, whose current lineup is rounded out by vocalist Patric Johannson (more members to be announced soon) will "combine AT THE GATES-style melodic death metal with technical raw brutality to bring you all a bone-chilling death metal experience!" according to an official press release. The group hope to land a record deal this autumn and release an album early next year.
DRAGONLAND are currently recording their third album, "Starfall", for an October release through Century Media Records. The recording of the follow-up to 2002's "Holy War" is taking place at Tom Englund's (EVERGREY) Division One Studios in Sweden with Englund producing.


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After the passage retrieval, a list of passages is retrieved which is where the answer likely exists.
From these pieces of text, the goal is to rank all the words and hopefully the right one comes out on top.
The system only focuses on nouns and proper nouns.

\subsection{Rank nouns}

The passages retrieved with help of Lucene is assumed to frequently contain the right answer
because found passages should be closely related to the question.

The nouns and proper nouns are extracted from all found passages with the help of a Part of Speech (PoS)
tagger, in our case Stagger \cite{stagger}.

From the obtained list of passages, scores for how well every passage fits our question, i.e the similarity score, is derived.
This is used together with the number of occurrences of a noun to calculate the rank.
More precisely, for each noun that is found in any of the passages the rank is calculated using equation (\ref{eq:nounrank}).

\begin{equation}
nounrank = \sum_{p\:\in\:passages}sim(p) \cdot c_p
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Where $sim(p)$ is the similarity score of a passage and $c_p$ is the number of occurrences of the word in a passage.

\subsection{Reranker}

Reranking the nouns further is done using machine learning, and more specifically logistic regression.
The logistic regression is done using Liblinear. \cite{liblinear}
A model is trained with the training set and then used to predict the best answer candidate from a question.

When training the model, three feature vectors and a true/false value is used.
The feature vectors used are question words, answer words, and question (predicted) categories. The true/false
value determines if the answer matches the actual answer. The training matrix is a sparse binary matrix where
all the trained words are represented if they match a word in the current question.

To predict the probability for each of the ranked nouns to be the right answer, the question words and predicted categories
are used together with each ranked noun. The resulting probability is then weighted together with the noun rank to get the
reranked score as shown in equation (\ref{eq:rerank}). Finally the score is normalized to get an easier overview of the results.

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rerank = \sqrt{n} \cdot p^2
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\end{equation}

Where $n$ is the $nounrank$ (\ref{eq:nounrank}) and $p$ is the probability that the tested answer is correct according
to the trained model.

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To slightly improve the ranking, one more module was used. It's called the puncher and it boosts
answer candidates with a matching category, given by the PoS tagger, to the predicted category of the question.