Inflationary pressures will be a key theme for this week's data releases.
Headline inflation rates have been depressed by lower energy prices but policymakers remain concerned about developments in core inflationary pressures.
UK companies are increasingly confident about the prospect of passing on higher prices to consumers. This will be reflected in today's producer price inflation data for April with the consensus forecast pointing to a rise from 0.3 per cent in March to 0.5 per cent.
UK annual inflation hit 3.1 per cent in March and the consensus for April, due tomorrow, is for a fall to 2.8 per cent.
Wednesday brings UK labour market data with the unemployment rate expected to remain unchanged at 5.5 per cent.
Attention will focus on the growth in average earnings, which jumped from 4.2 per cent in January to 4.6 per cent in February. Another rise – to 4.8 per cent – is expected in March, an important month for bonus payments.
Analysts will also look at the growth rate excluding bonuses, which is expected to rise from 3.6 per cent to 3.7 per cent.
While policymakers may be relieved earnings growth has not so far followed rising inflation, relatively low growth will put downward pressure on consumers' disposable income.
Consumer spending has remained robust in the face of rising interest rates but is expected to slow. The consensus forecast for April UK retail sales growth, due on Friday, is of 4.7 per cent against 4.8 per cent in March.
Headline US inflation rose to 2.8 per cent in March, partly due to higher gasoline prices. The April figure, due tomorrow, is expected to fall back to 2.6 per cent. Core inflation fell to 2.5 per cent last time but further improvements could prove difficult.
Analysts at JPMorgan said that lower US productivity growth and tight labour markets would keep upward pressure on core inflation. The US housing market slowdown may lead to weaker growth in rents, which could be important as this has a high weight in the core inflation index.
The US National Association of Home Builders index has shown renewed weakness in the past two months and May's report, due tomorrow, is expected to show further softening in the property market.
Hopes are growing that US manufacturing has turned a corner after a stronger-than-expected ISM survey.
The consensus forecast for April, due on Wednesday, is for annual growth to remain around the 2.7 per cent seen in March.
Eurozone inflation in April is expected to remain unchanged from the initial estimate of 1.8 per cent.


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Barrio Obrero is already a commercialized place, I've noticed many establishments the likes of INTERNET CAFE'S, MASSAGE CLINIC and SPAS and many retails outlets and restaurants are being constructed.
One of these restaurant that is already OPEN is BARRIO BISTRO RESTAURANT, located at Lacson St.,Bo. Obrero, Davao City.
The place is so small but you will be surprised upon entering the place they have FUNCTION ROOMS that can cater 30-50 people depending on the room selections.
In our case, the group select ROOM A. This is for The ATENEO DANCE TROUPE COWBOY and COWGIRL CHRISTMAS PARTY(story here).
BARRIO BISTRO is a simple place but very cozy establishment, good for intimate dining. It offers FREE Wi-Fi too. And their staff are all great as well. They also have an "AL FRESCO" area for SMOKING at the back of the restaurant.
And were not mistaken with our choices. Tasty and great especially their BABY BACK RIBS so tender meaty, a bit spicy but the sauce so yummy.
By the way, BARRIO BISTRO is open everyday from 7 in the morning to 12 midnight.


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Media Monday Edmonton: Update #177
Mack Male	Media Monday Edmonton	 November 9, 2015 3 Minutes
Here's my latest update on local media stuff:
There's an unsubstantiated report making the rounds that Postmedia plans to merge its major dailies, which in Edmonton would see the combination of the Journal and the Sun. While there's a lot of wisdom in combining the sales and business teams from each paper (which has happened) and even sharing physical office space (which is happening) it makes much less sense to combine the editorial teams or otherwise merge the two papers. There's little overlap between their audiences and a lot of lucrative ad inventory to lose by getting rid of one of the papers. Postmedia has made some surprising decisions in the past so I guess I wouldn't be completely shocked if it happened, but I also wouldn't put any money on it.
The Fall 2015 issue of NAIT's techlife magazine features a profile of Jay Downton, co-founder of OilersNation and the Nation Network.
Congratulations to Amber Bracken on having her photo published as the cover of the latest issue of Maclean's magazine!
Here's a piece by Marty Forbes on handing the keys over to the kids in radio. "I think most of us in the industry are waiting for the 'next big thing' – something exciting, new, innovative, fun, game changing – kinda like what Netflix did to Blockbuster – and some day somebody will make that breakthrough – I hope."
CTV Edmonton's Brenna Rose is moving to Vancouver. Yesterday was her last show with Bill Fortier.
CBC Edmonton's Tim Adams continues his behind the scenes series with the secrets of pitching a story to producers.
The City and Baby blog is still inactive, but Jenifer Schaefer is back on Twitter as @cityandjen.
Cam Tait has the scoop on a new feature film from former CTV Edmonton Creative Director Ben Babchishin that is competing in the Telus Storyhive competition.
Here is the latest roundup of local blog posts from Seen and Heard in Edmonton. And Episode 17 of the podcast features Ryan Batty, managing editor of The Copper & Blue.
The Spruce Grove Examiner/Stony Plain Reporter has an opening for a full-time multimedia news reporter. The deadline to apply is November 20.
Avenue Edmonton is looking for a web editor to join the team. The deadline to apply is November 20.
Premier Rachel Notley in front of the cameras
And here is some slightly less local media stuff:
Connor McDavid is out with a broken clavicle, much to the sports media's dismay. Good thing you can always count on Don Cherry to stir the pot.
The final episode of War Junk, a four-part television documentary that airs on the History channel, has an Edmonton connection.
For a look at everything happening in the world of social media this week, don't miss Linda's latest social media notes.
Ok this one isn't local at all, but is kind of funny. TSN's Bob McKenzie accepted the 2015 Elmer Ferguson Award at the NHL Media Awards Luncheon. But is he the real Hockey Insider? See also, five minutes with Bob McKenzie.
Magazines Canada is running a new campaign called Share Your Love of Magazines that "encourages Canadians to buy a Canadian magazine and discover their new love, whether in print or through connections made with other magazine readers."
Speaking of magazines, Flare will disappear from newsstands in the new year. "Flare is currently averaging 1,800 copies sold on newsstands, which is less than 2.5 per cent of its total circulation, says Melissa Ahlstrand, group publisher for fashion and beauty at Rogers Communications Inc."
Bell Media is slashing 270 jobs in Toronto and 110 in Montreal by the end of November.
Telus is also looking to cut 1,500 jobs over the next several quarters in an effort to save $125 million in annual costs.
If you're into podcasts lately (as it seems to many are) you'll want to check out NPR's new podcast recommendation site called Earbud.fm.
Mélanie Joly, Canada's newly-minted minister of Canadian heritage, says the Liberals will re-invest $150 million for CBC and Radio-Canada.
You can follow Edmonton media news on Twitter using the hashtag #yegmedia. For a great overview of the global media landscape, check out Mediagazer.
So, what have I missed? What's new and interesting in the world of Edmonton media? Let me know!
You can see past Media Monday Edmonton entries here.
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Denise Batters: Help the mentally ill. Don't kill them
Published March 14, 2016 in the National Post. Click Here to read the full article here on their site.
Questions surrounding suicide are deeply personal to me. I lost my husband, former member of Parliament Dave Batters, to suicide in 2009, after his struggle with severe anxiety and depression. In the years following his death, I have worked to raise awareness and dispel the stigma surrounding mental illness and suicide. That has included communicating to those struggling with mental illness, particularly with those who harbour thoughts of suicide, to encourage them not to give up, but to instead reach out for help.
This is why I have reacted so strongly against the recent majority report of the joint parliamentary committee studying physician-assisted suicide. Polls show that most Canadians agree with physician-assisted suicide, but usually those poll questions (and Canadians) assume that only those with terminal illnesses would be given the option. Canadians want strict safeguards on who is eligible for assisted dying and legislators have the responsibility to provide that clarity. The committee report failed to provide either. Instead, it threw open the door to a number of shocking scenarios.
Psychological suffering on its own is not terminal. It is usually treatable, can be episodic and demands a far more complex decision-making proce
The committee did not require that illness be terminal or life-threatening. It included psychological suffering as grounds for physician-assisted suicide — without any requirement to consult a psychiatrist. It even recommended extending physician-assisted suicide to "mature minors," those under 18.
Reaching far beyond the parameters outlined in the Supreme Court of Canada's Carter decision (which only applied to adults and not to psychological suffering), the committee's recommendations also stretched far afield of where most Canadians stand.
The committee argued that physical and psychological illnesses are essentially the same. But, the only evidence it cited was a one-line opinion from a brief letter, emailed by an individual who did not appear before the committee and had no identifiable credentials or expertise in the area. This is not "evidence-based decision-making."
As a survivor of suicide loss, a mental health advocate and a lawyer, I would be the last person to suggest that someone struggling with mental illness should receive less equal treatment under the law. However, in the context of physician-assisted suicide, mental illness encompasses certain vulnerabilities that must be considered carefully.
Psychological suffering on its own is not terminal. It is usually treatable, can be episodic and demands a far more complex decision-making process, particularly in determining patient consent.
Significant gaps currently exist in our mental health system, including a lack of access to treatment, long wait lists and insufficient training for health-care providers. We should not give the mentally ill access to assisted suicide if we cannot give them full access to treatment and support options.
Delivering the means to suicide straight into the hands of mentally ill individuals directly contradicts the suicide prevention standard in the mental health field. How can we expect mental health caregivers to advocate suicide prevention on one hand, while signing the death warrant for a mentally ill patient with the other?
The preservation of hope for mentally ill people is absolutely paramount. Those who endure psychological suffering need our support, our resources and our promise that we will never give up on them, even when they can see no other option but to give up on themselves.
I have lived for almost seven years now without my husband. I have picked up the pieces and moved forward, trying to create something meaningful out of our personal tragedy. And yet, not a day goes by when I don't wonder if there might have been another way out for Dave — another counsellor, another medical treatment, another conversation that might have made the difference. Because of the finality of his choice, I will never know.
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I don't want more Canadian families to know that kind of pain. In good conscience, we cannot allow physician-assisted suicide to become just another option for those who struggle with mental illness.
Because of the Supreme Court ruling, physician-assisted suicide will be part of our reality in Canada. But if you believe it should only apply in cases of terminal illness, and not to minors or those who are mentally ill, we need to make our voices heard on this issue — and fast. Please contact your local MP and tell them where you stand. The lives of our vulnerable loved ones might just depend on it.
Denise Batters, Q.C., is a senator from Saskatchewan.
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UPDATE: Exact Sciences Revenues Up More Than Twofold on Cologuard Sales
May 03, 2016 | staff reporter
This article has been updated to include comments from the company's call with analysts after the earnings release.
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – Exact Sciences reported before the opening of the market on Tuesday that its first quarter revenues rose more than twofold, thanks in large part to a 260 percent increase in the number of Cologuard colorectal cancer screening tests completed during the quarter.
For the three months ended March 31, the molecular diagnostics firm reported revenues of $14.8 million, up from $4.3 million a year ago, and in line with the consensus Wall Street estimate.
Exact completed approximately 40,000 Cologuard tests, up 260 percent from the 11,000 tests completed in Q1 2015. The cumulative number of physicians ordering Cologuard since its launch has expanded to more than 32,000, the firm added.
"Our first quarter performance reflects sequential growth and another significant year-over-year increase, the result of continued progress optimizing the drivers of our commercial strategy," said Exact Sciences Chairman and CEO Kevin Conroy in a statement. "Throughout the quarter, our efforts were focused on delivering compelling marketing programs, improving salesforce effectiveness, and securing broad commercial reimbursement for Cologuard. We are pleased with the progress being made in each area."
On a conference call with analysts, Conroy highlighted a study conducted in the USMD Health System in the Dallas-Forth Worth area involving 400 Medicare patients who were previously noncompliant with colon cancer screening. When given the option to use Cologuard, 88 percent of those patients completed the test and 51 percent tested positive and were referred for colonoscopy. Of those who went through with the colonoscopy, Conroy said, 21 were found to have advanced adenomas, and another five patients were found to have stage 1 or stage 2 disease.
The company also credited a recently completed nine-week, five-market television advertising test for the increase in tests being ordered. During the test period, there was an average 50 percent increase in Cologuard orders and a 100 percent increase in new ordering physicians in the test markets versus control markets.
Based on these results, Exact is launching a nationwide television campaign. On the call, Conroy said the ads' creative goals are to demonstrate how easy it is to screen with Cologuard and to reduce potential consumer fears about screening.
Conroy said the company will balance the ads' performance against the overall budget. In particular, nationwide performance will be judged on the ads' ability to fulfill three goals: increasing tests orders, increasing the number of physicians ordering the test, and increasing the order rate for physicians who have already ordered. The ads will be focused on people 50 and older, with a special emphasis on people over 65. Exact's cable buys reflect this demographic — the commercial will air mostly on CNN, HGTV, and the Golf Channel, and will be more prominently displayed during show such as Jeopardy, Wheel of Fortune, and Family Feud.
The company may make additional investments in TV ads in 2016 if this campaign is successful, Conroy added.
In the firm's statement, Conroy also highlighted Cologuard's coverage, noting recent deals with Harvard Pilgrim and Johns Hopkins Health Plans to cover the test, and pending contracts with Anthem Central States, including plans in Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, Ohio, and Wisconsin. "As commercial insurance coverage increases, television advertising drives Cologuard orders, and our sales team continues to expand physician awareness, we believe that adoption will increase at a meaningful rate this year," he said.
The firm also calculated the compliance rate for the quarter at 69 percent, almost twice that of reported colonoscopy uptake and significantly higher than fecal blood testing.
Exact's net loss for the quarter widened to $47.5 million, or $.49 per share, from $35.8 million, or $.40 per share, a year ago, beating analysts' average estimate for a loss of $.52 per share.
Its R&D costs rose 53 percent to $10.1 million from $6.6 million in Q1 2015, and its SG&A costs rose 47 percent to $43.5 million from $29.5 million. For the second quarter, the firm expects to spend approximately $1 million less on R&D, Conroy told analysts. It anticipates focusing on sales of Cologuard, expects to increase its sales and marketing headcount, and plans to spend about $19 million on marketing, including the TV ad campaign.
Exact ended the quarter with $52.2 million in cash and cash equivalents.
For 2016, the company anticipates completing more than 240,000 Cologuard tests and generating revenues of between $90 million and $100 million. On the call, Conroy said 48,000 of those tests will be completed in the second quarter. Analysts are expecting revenues of $88.0 million for the year.
Exact's shares were down nearly 6 percent to $6.58 in afternoon trading on the Nasdaq.


SACRAMENTO—State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson today named five extraordinary educators as the 2018 California Teachers of the Year.
"These teachers are deeply committed, hard-working, and creative," he said. "They help students find their inner strengths and achieve their dreams, while inspiring, challenging, and supporting them every day. They represent the best of their profession." Presented by California Casualty and the California Teachers of the Year Foundation, the California Teachers of the Year Program began in 1972 to honor outstanding teachers and encourage new teachers to enter the profession.
Brian McDaniel who teaches music (band and choir) to students in sixth through eighth grade at Painted Hills Middle School, Palm Springs Unified School District in Desert Hot Springs, Riverside County. Torlakson also nominated McDaniel as California's representative for the National Teacher of the Year competition. McDaniel will compete against other state nominees, and a 2018 National Teacher of the Year will be named in the spring.
Jaime Brown who teaches International Baccalaureate English and Film Studies to twelfth graders at San Diego High School of International Studies, San Diego Unified in San Diego, San Diego County.
Kirsten Farrell who teaches sports medicine to ninth through twelfth grade at Venice High School, Los Angeles Unified in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County.
Gregory Gardiner who teaches Advanced Placement and Special Abilities Cluster environmental science, and biology to ninth through twelfth grade students at Edison High School, Huntington Beach Union High School District in Huntington Beach, Orange County.
Erin Oxhorn-Gilpin who is a first and second grade multi-subject teacher at Northlake Hills Elementary School, Castaic Union School District in Castaic, Los Angeles County.
Torlakson, who issued a "Change Lives—Be a Teacher" proclamation when he served as Acting Governor last year, said these teachers will be great ambassadors for the profession.
Due to California's teacher shortage, he said, it is important to get the word out about the rewards of being a teacher.
"Teaching isn't just a job. It isn't just a career. It's a calling. It's a commitment to your community, your students, and most of all, a commitment to the future," he said.
Visit the Teach California Web site for more information.
The 2018 California Teachers of the Year, finalists, and semifinalists will be honored by Torlakson at a gala to be held in Sacramento on February 12, 2018.
McDaniel has been teaching instrumental and vocal music for 11 years, the last two in his current position at Painted Hills Middle School (PHMS). He also serves as Director of Bands and Choirs at both PHMS and Bella Vista Elementary School and is an adjunct professor at Brandman University, School of Arts and Sciences.
He leads The Regiment, a combined band and choir program which is the largest student group on campus. Each member is challenged to rise "Beyond All Expectations" by having an attitude of gratitude and a heart of service.
Overcoming poverty and homelessness has helped McDaniel understand some of the problems his students face. Besides teaching them about music and theory, he is an advocate, academic coach, mentor, counselor, or friend.
His students Brandon Ulin, band president and Kathryne Whalen, choir president said, "He is our role model, friend, and champion…he understands many of our issues because they were once his. He helps us with our family issues, insecurities, bullying, and always finds a way to make us feel better.
McDaniel may be reached through Painted Hills Middle School at 760-251-1551 or bmcdaniel@psusd.us.
Brown has been teaching for 14 years at San Diego High School of International Studies at the San Diego High School Educational Complex. Brown has been shaped by many positive teachers, but also experienced racism and prejudice from one teacher. Both experiences helped her find her own voice, allowing her to speak out against preconceptions and injustice and making certain her own students are also able to stand up for themselves.
Her courses are rigorous and demanding, but are filled with group discussions to allow students to share their own feelings and concerns because she believes these will help make her students feel more comfortable. In her film studies classes, she encourages students to volunteer at local film festivals and also developed a partnership with the San Diego Film Critics Society that brought film critics to her classroom.
Brown may be reached at San Diego High School of International Studies at 619-525-7455 or jbrown4@sandi.net.
Farrell has been teaching for 21 years, the last 15 at Venice High School where she is the lead for the Sports Medicine Academy and serves as Sports Medicine Team facilitator. Growing up in a military family and constantly moving from place to place has given her special understanding about the importance and stability that a teacher can provide to her students. She credits her outstanding fifth grade teacher for serving as a role model who inspired her to become a teacher.
As a Regional Occupation Program/Career Technical Education teacher, her main focus is preparing students for life after high school by providing hands-on skills that can be transferred to careers and college such as taking groups to sports medicine competition trips where they learn to navigate travel, speak publicly, be independent, and be responsible to others. In addition, she is a nationally certified athletic trainer and leads a team of student trainers who are knowledgeable about CPR, wound assessment, and emergency action plans.
Farrell may be reached through Venice High School at 310-577-4200 or ksf3700@lausd.net.
A science teacher for 18 years, Gardiner teaches AP classes and started an environmental science program at Edison High School for students with special needs. He is a founding member of the Academy of Sustainability and Engineering (ASE), a group of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics (STEAM)-rooted courses that focuses on project-based curriculum and emphasizes critical thinking and is now a model for the district.
He has been instrumental in creating an Innovation Lab where students can have hands-on experiences, problem-solve, and build sustainable systems applying STEAM concepts. Lab projects include aquaculture breeding programs for tilapia, environmental conservation of species programs for trout and white sea bass, and a remote-controlled hydrogen fuel cell car project.
Gardiner may be reached through Edison High School at 714-962-1356 or ggardiner@hbuhsd.edu.
"Teaching is an ever-evolving profession, requiring teachers to embrace change and a growth mindset. I strengthen and improve the teaching profession because I never lose sight of what is best for my students. I always put kids first!
Oxhorn-Gilpin has been teaching for 11 years in the same school district, primarily as a first grade teacher. She uses creativity and hands-on lessons to teach her students the basics of reading and writing—one example being a unit on snails where students learned about them via a picture book, snail races, and snail mail.
Her students were inspired to give back to the community after receiving Chromebooks through a local grant, and organized a fundraiser for the local animal shelter, donating the money raised and learning how they could continue their partnership.
Oxhorn-Gilpin may be reached at Northlake Hills Elementary at 661-257-4560 or eoxhorn@castaicusd.com.
The California Department of Education is a state agency led by State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson. For more information, please visit the California Department of Education's Web site or by mobile device. You may also follow Superintendent Torlakson on Twitter , Facebook , and YouTube .


Shimla: For improving Police Public interface, the Himachal Pradesh Police Department organized a workshop at Peter Hoff Shimla. The workshop was inaugurated today by the Director General of Police, HP and Vice Chancellor; Professor A.D.N. Bajpaye was the guest of honor.
The Director General of Police Sanjay Kumar in his inaugural address emphasized the challenges for police posed by rapid social challenges and how it is impacting police working.
The Vice Chancellor, Professor A.D.N. Bajpai advised to focus on the transition taking places in society and how police can deal with is effectively, whereas Professor Mamta Gupta has spoken about police image and steps to be taken by the department to tackle them.
IG Orissa Joydeep Nayaik touched the aspect of Media and police image. MC Shimla Mayor Sanjay Chauhan and Deputy Mayor Tikender Panwar also expressed their views where they advocated the concept of friendly Police Station. The participants were from the rank of ASI to Addl. Superintendent of Police. Meaningful exchange of views took place in the workshop.


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Кам'янува́тка — село в Україні, у Синельниківському району Дніпропетровської області. Населення за переписом 2001 року становить 193 особи. Орган місцевого самоврядування — Кислянська сільська рада.

Географія
Село Кам'януватка знаходиться над річечкою Кам'януватка при її впадінні у Татарку, вище за течією річки Татарки на відстані 1,5 км розташоване село Кислянка, нижче за течією на відстані 0,5 км розташоване село Надеждівка. Поруч проходить автомобільна дорога .

Історія
1886 року тут мешкало 564 особи у 99 подвір'ях. Поселення Кам'януватка було виселками слободи Татарки (нині — Кислянка) Лисаветівської другої волості Новомосковського повіту.

Сучасність
У 1989 році тут мешкало приблизно 180 осіб.

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Посилання
 Погода в селі Кам'януватка

Села Дніпропетровської області
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Very solid scape,tons and tons of room for coral placement. I know you probably can't answer this question,but do you know how much comes in a 5lb box ? I'm sure you probably ordered 20+ boxes.
Thx! I ordered one 40 lb box and one 20 lb box. I probably only used 1 or 2 pieces from the 20 lb box and had a lot of rubble left over...I would say 45 lbs of rock in total. I really like this stuff because at the end of the day you won't see much rock anyway, and to your point, lots of room to mount frags. My only complaint is they don't pack it well and there was a lot of broken pieces...but you can easily cement these together and it would work just as good.
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One other note. My first scapes I had a lot of open spaces and the rock was unstable. After working with it a while I realized that I wanted a wider base that was more stable. I also noticed that the thickness of the cuts were not consistent so I had to be sure I was using similar thicknesses on each layer. In the end I have a nice scape that is somewhat pyramid shaped with a very stable base.
Love your scape. I'm using the same rock in a somewhat different way. Can't wait to see what yours looks like once it's got some coral on it.
Okay awesome,thank you for the response.
There has been a lot of interest in 3D printing in the aquarium community. I bought my first printer specifically for this project, although I enjoy doing lots of other projects with it as well. Here is a stand I made for my new Kalk Stirrer. I got an Avast Marine K1 for Christmas and it was not quite tall enough to go over my sump walls so I printed a stand for it. Here is a pic of the design in Fusion, a pic on my Ender 3 printer, and the final product in my stand. It took 16 hours to print. I haven't started dosing Kalk yet but am looking forward to it.
I added a few snails today...moving up the food chain! T+64 days.
I've got a bit of green hair algae still in my fuge area. I have the Kessil H180 light on 4 hours per day. I don't see any in the display (the fuge is a better place for it!) but the rock is starting to turn brown in spots. All good.
I used BRS 2 Part to raise my Ca, Mg, and dKH to correct levels. I'll start testing now and keep these numbers stable as best I can. pH went up as well but has dropped back to 7.97.
I'm also dosing some Purple Up. I seeded some coralline algae with the snails, plus I ordered some Purple Helix...we shall see if this stuff really works. I am not expecting much but I would like to see some coralline growing before I add corals...as the WWC folks do.
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And in the theme of my build thread, here is another astro-photo. It reminds me of the purple coralline introduced today. This is The Witch Head Nebula, aka IC2118. Its located near The Great Orion Nebula and is only 900 light years from us. This is a reflection nebula, meaning the light we are seeing is reflected light from a nearby star. I took this image using a 500mm focal length scope, basically just a large camera lens. This is visually a very large object in the sky! Enjoy!
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Update time! Everything is progressing along nicely. I have coralline starting to pop up in spots. I have been dosing Purple Up to help, I know this is just trace elements but it can't hurt!
I've set up 2 QT tanks, one for fish and one for coral. I'll take some pics soon.
The fish QT is a 20Long from Petco $ per gallon sale. I've painted it black on the back, sides and bottom. I've got a stand, a Fluval HOB filter, a simple heater, a cheap digital thermometer, a glass top, some PVC, an air pump and some meds. I've been reading up on methods for QT'ing fish. Right now I'm thinking I'll start with Copper Power as a preventative measure. Once I get my process down I will share it. No fish yet but I am probably going to start with a few Clowns, a Midas or Tailspot Blenny, a few Chromis, maybe an Anthias. I'll need to keep the numbers low in this 20g.
The coral QT is a 10 Gallon Waterbox AIO. It has a AI Prime, a Cobalt Neo Therm heater, an old power head, and a custom frag rack of my own design - 3D printed of course. My plan is to keep this tank setup for the next year or so next to the DT. Any new corals will get a dip and stay in this QT till I'm confident there are no issues. Speaking of corals, it's First Frag time. A club member here in Atlanta sold me a nice frag of an acro colony - STARRY NIGHT - I HAD to have one!
I hope everyone, who could, enjoyed last nights Lunar Eclipse. I don't get all caught up in the names people give these, as I told a friend, seen one Super Blood Wolf Moon Lunar Eclipse you've seen them all! Anyway, this year I took a little bit different angle at shooting it. This is a time lapse, 1150 images, 8 seconds each, using an 8-15mm Fisheye. Cheers!
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Its time for a monthly update.
Everything is coming along nicely...I have a few frags coming next week and hope to pick up a fish or two later this week.
Here is a pic of my new coral QT tank. I am not sure I like it this close to my DT so I may move it at some point. This is a 10G Waterbox Cube Plus, included an AI Prime HD light. I upgraded the return pump to a MJ606 pump - the one that came with it was very noisy. I also have in this a 50W Neo-Therm header and an old Koralia powerhead that I had laying around. I filled one of the AIO chambers with some Marinepure cubes that I had in my sump. Its running great. I am building an DIY ATO using some cheap 12v peristaltic dosing pumps I got off Amazon - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0791YL351/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05__o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1 and a 12V PS - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01HCRUGPW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05__o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1. I am printing a case and a few float switch brackets for it now. I plan on doing water changes from the main tank but haven't quite figured out how to do that with my AWCS.
The frag rack is one I build myself. I printed the parts on my Ender 3. Its a cool design if I do say so myself! The rack is printed with 100 percent infill so it would not float and for some additional buoyancy control I added a weight to the bottom of it, filled with eMarco cement. There is lots of room for flow. I have to clean it up a bit but it look like it will work great! Can't wait to see it with some frags!
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You tank looks great. Can't wait to see it full of life.
I love the astro pics. Astrophotography is also my second expensive hobby besides reef tanks.
I have a 6" Celestron SE SCT and a 80 mm Celestron Refractor on a motorized Celestron EQ mount. I use a Canon T1i and Neximage.
My pics aren't as nice as yours but not bad considering I don't have an auto tracker and guide scope.
Hope you don't mind me sharing these here.
Thx! Good stuff D! Nice round stars, no simple task.
Time for another monthly update. So far I am very pleased as to the progress of the DT. Not much to report on it yet, no corals or fish in it yet. I did start dosing. I found myself adding supplemental elements every week to keep the params up. There isn't much in the tank at the moment, besides some CUC, but I thought it good practice to keep up with the parameters. Last weekend I got my DOS dosing pumps all connected and started dosing 2 part to keep up with the SW changes occurring daily...again, probably overkill but starting a good routine now will help later. I am not dosing much, like 25ml per day. I also picked up a second Gyre 230 pump...this should be fun getting them alternating across the tank.
Both QT systems are up and running. I have 2 Black Ice Clowns in the fish QT and plan on getting a few more fish this week before I start with the copper. These fish are awesome! Here is the female - Khaleesi (some will understand where I am going with this....). The male will be called Tyrion (I didn't really want a Lanaster in the mix but...) Its tough to get a good pic of these guys together....they are bonded but move around a lot.
The Coral QT is also running great. I doing water changes using the DT's water to get them aclimated to the params. Right now I have 4 Zoa frags but am picking up some SPS frags this week. I dipped these in Bayer and CoralRx before putting them in the QT. I'll monitor my corals for 30 days or so before anything goes in the QT. I'm still working on my photo skills around the tank and haven't gotten around to setting up a tripod yet. These were all shot using a Canon 5D MIII and 100mmL macro lens.
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Here is a shot of my QT system...I got a few more fish the other day and have started Copper Power with API General Cure/Focus/Food. I am monitoring the copper level with a Hanna meter. I am following Hotrocks QT process over in the Fish Disease Treatment forum, https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/my-current-qt-process.483371/ . He has a great video on Youtube as well. I won't keep this system up and running all the time, just when needed. For now I have 4 Blue/Green Chromis, 1 small Yellow Tang, 2 Black Ice Clowns, a Tomini Tang, and a Tailspot Blenny. That's it for now. They all seem very healthy but the Tomini Tang got a little beat up by the Yellow during the drip acclimation - I was told to acclimate them together, I must have miss understood. He'll be fine. I would love to have a Blue Mandarin at some point but want to wait till my tank is more established.
Also update on the ARC Purple Helix product. I dosed this product the first week in January. After dosing the product I turned the pumps off for 2 days. I kept the skimmer and carbon reactor off for 4 weeks, as well as my UV sterilizer. I also dosed Purple Up daily till the bottle was empty. I kept all my parameters in check. I ran my Radions in Blue only for the first 4 weeks and then flipped to AB+ mode. In full disclosure I also added a few flakes of coralline from my LFS and my snails had some coralline on them. I can't be completely sure it was just the Purple Helix but I have coralline algae popping up all over the place! I have to believe it was the product as it is so wide spread. I certainly would do this combination again if I did another build.
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I've been busy on the 3D printer. Here is a make I just posted over on the 3D printing thread...MJ1200 Vacuum Nozzles.
Over on Thingiverse there is a customizable vacuum nozzle tool.. I used it to make a few nozzles for a MJ1200 pump for cleaning my barebottom tank....I posted the STL's on Thingiverse if anyone is interested....or just download the tool and make your own. My first Thingi! https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3421806.
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A few SPS, shot in QT.
Hey fellow Georgian! I am definitely following to see how your frags grow out.


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Looking for a break for all the family in an Irish Hotel and guesthouse? Want something fun that can include all the family? Ever thought about walking? The health option for all the family – it will even tire those little ones out and keep them entertained at the same time!! Some walks even offer buggy friendly facilities too.
You will find this walk located between Balbriggan and Skerries, North Dublin. Skerries a thriving, popular coastal village boasts an array of irish hotels and gueshouses and some of the best seafood in Dublin. The castle and surrounds boast open spaces and costal views. There is also a 4km buggy friendly loop walk taking in the main house of the castle, walled gardens running parallel to the train tracks nestled alongside the Irish Sea. Don't forget to pack a blanket for a picnic!!
For starter walkers a 2.4km loop walk is available.
A nice walk to get you started with fabulous coastal views and you will also find plenty of hotel and guesthouses to choose from in Wicklow.
You will find a great selection of hotels and guesthouses located nearby to these areas with facilities to cater for young children such as cots, babysitting, adjoining-rooms etc….
*Be careful some walks are quite narrow and for those that go over terrains these can only take two adults at a time.
For the family with older children there is also a selection of Family Walks and Walking Trails available.
Where exactly is it? This uninhabited island was once part of Ireland and can be seen from Martello Tower, Howth and Portmarnock. You can take a ferry trip from Howth harbour. Fun for all the family. A great family summertime break where views of Ireland are out of this world.
Knockanera is a 55metre mound which is you can find overlooking the bay of Sligo and Ballysadare. With mountainous views of Ben Bulben to the Ox mountains. It is also a short 1.5 – 2 hour walk for the cranky teenager!
This family walk takes in the entire peninsula of Tralee, Co Kerry.
Not be missed is Tom Crean's South Pole Inn in Annascaul.
This family walking trail for all ages takes in the Burren from Lahinch over to Doolin.
Don't forget to stay safe before you start your walk, many hotels and guesthouses offer maps to your chosen walk. Also, the Ordnance Survey of Ireland offer an essential guide to walking safely.
Whatever your requirements - Ireland has an immense selection of walking facilities for all the family.


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The Bush Administration has stymied action on global warming at home and abroad, questioning and occasionally suppressing compelling scientific evidence that the earth is heating up and man-made pollution is a major reason why.
Global warming has no shortage of causes — coal-burning power plants, carbon-spewing automobiles — but many European and Asian environmentalists seem to blame one factor above all others: U.S. President George W. Bush. As the world's top carbon emitter and the only major developed country to refuse to ratify the Kyoto Protocol, America is seen as hastening global warming while foiling attempts to slow it down. At December's U.N. climate-change summit in Bali, the frustration toward American intransigence on global warming was palpable. When U.S. negotiators stood in the way of agreement during the summit's final day, the anger boiled over, with delegates, observers from environmental groups and even members of the international press booing the American team. The U.S. eventually dropped its opposition to the Bali road map, but that did little to allay suspicion that Washington would remain a roadblock in efforts to combat the world's most pressing environmental crisis. More >>>
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EU to Cut Carbon Output by 20%, and Obtain 20% of Energy From Renewables
The European Commission has made long-awaited proposals on energy and climate change. By 2020 it wants a 20% cut in carbon dioxide emissions, and 20% of energy to come from renewables.
"Europeans want a vision, and a plan of action," said European Commission President Manuel Barroso when announcing the 'package'.
The draft legislation follows on from a March 2007 agreement outlining the same aims. The new proposals contain three main strands: the imposition of "specific, binding national targets" for each of the 27 European Union member countries for greenhouse emissions; mandatory targets for the percentage of renewables in each country's total energy consumption; and an overhaul of the existing carbon dioxide emissions trading scheme; and a proposed law on carbon capture and storage (CCS).
Europe should cut its own emissions by 20% by 2020, and be ready to "step up to 30% with international agreement," Barroso said. More >>>


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I just installed a new replica on Centos 7.3. Our existing servers are also on Centos 7.3, and use IPA 4.4, which comes with Centos 7.3. I was somewhat surprised to find that my new replica was IPA 4.5 with a newer version of sssd as well. It appears that the replica install process did the Centos 7.4 upgrades for ipa and sssd, though the rest of the system is still Cento 7.3. The resulting system works, with only minor differences in behavior in sssd. But it was unexpected. We'll do a full Centos 7.4 upgrade at the next major break, but had been holding off doing that during a semester. It's moderately important to me not to get unexpected versions of software. I didn't even notice the difference until the replica was in production. In a sense that's good, because it means 4.5 works fine. But we could also have discovered it that hard way …
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Petr Vobornik
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Hello, to prevent such situation is to prevent installing new packages. FreeIPA cannot prevent it but yum can. You can use `yum version-lock` in package yum-plugin-versionlock HTH On Mon, Oct 16, 2017 at 5:15 PM, Charles Hedrick via FreeIPA-users <freeipa-users(a)lists.fedorahosted.org> wrote:
I just installed a new replica on Centos 7.3. Our existing servers are also on Centos 7.3, and use IPA 4.4, which comes with Centos 7.3. I was somewhat surprised to find that my new replica was IPA 4.5 with a newer version of sssd as well. It appears that the replica install process did the Centos 7.4 upgrades for ipa and sssd, though the rest of the system is still Cento 7.3. The resulting system works, with only minor differences in behavior in sssd. But it was unexpected. We'll do a full Centos 7.4 upgrade at the next major break, but had been holding off doing that during a semester. It's moderately important to me not to get unexpected versions of software. I didn't even notice the difference until the replica was in production. In a sense that's good, because it means 4.5 works fine. But we could also have discovered it that hard way … _______________________________________________ FreeIPA-users mailing list -- freeipa-users(a)lists.fedorahosted.org To unsubscribe send an email to freeipa-users-leave(a)lists.fedorahosted.org
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On ma, 16 loka 2017, Charles Hedrick via FreeIPA-users wrote:
This is not related to FreeIPA but is how CentOS (and RHEL, to some degree) maintain their repositories. https://wiki.centos.org/FAQ/General#head-dcca41e9a3d5ac4c6d900a991990fd11... says: CentOS Linux releases minor (point in time) versions of our major branches. Two very important things about CentOS Linux branches are: The CentOS Project provides updates or other changes ONLY for the latest version of each major branch. Thus, if the latest minor version of CentOS-6 is version 6.6 then the CentOS Project only provides updated software for this minor version in the 6 branch. If you are using an older minor version than the latest in a given branch, then you are missing security and bugfix updates. <!> Note: Any minor version is just a snapshot with previous updates, plus the latest batch of new upstream updates, rolled into a new [base] repo with an initially empty [updates] repo. {i} Tip: There is a CentOS Vault containing older CentOS trees. This vault is a picture of the older tree when it was removed from the main tree, and does not receive updates. It should only be used for reference. When setting up yum repositories on CentOS Linux you should ONLY use the single digit for the active branch, which corresponds to the CentOS Linux major branch. For example, http://mirror.centos.org/centos/5/ , http://mirror.centos.org/centos/6/ , or http://mirror.centos.org/centos/7/ . This is because we move all older minor branches to http://vault.centos.org/ . Remember from the prior bullet point, no updates are ever added to minor versions of CentOS Linux once in the vault. -- / Alexander Bokovoy
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The white truffle extract which is called as diamond in the ground nourishes the skin sufficiently and promotes skin elasticity and keeps the skin youthful and tight while soothing skin with great antioxidant effect.
It's a natural fiber made of cellulose derived from eucalyptus trees and very silky soft so that it's less likely to cause skin irritation and perfectly delivers effective, beneficial ingredients to your skin with exceptional absorbency and adhesion power. Thin and transparent Lyocell fibers cover your facial skin softly and tightly.


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Q: How to use Single Sign On in a Vaadin application I have a Vaadin 7 application that needs to use SSO (or a better kind of enterprise sign on method?) to authorize users through an LDAP directory. I also need to use groups or "roles" to differ between users and what they are allowed to access in my application. I am new to both login processes and Vaadin, and all I have right now is a working login form in my application that authorizes users against a fake "AD class" that I made myself.
So...

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*Where and how do I even start?

*I read something about portlets and Liferay in this context. Is it even possible to achieve my goals without using Liferay or portlets?

*Are there any good Vaadin addons that can help me with this?

*Can I use Spring security for this? (I am using xpoft SpringVaadinIntegration addon and I know it handles roles for example)...

If I sound lost, it's probably because I am. I will gladly read up on this, if I even knew where to start. Please help me chop this monolithic blob of confusion into smaller pieces =)

A: SSO with windows login only works in the intranet and it requires the use of kerberos or ntlm.
You can use a library like waffle to integrate things.
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How to get constructive feedback after your event?
Your event in its entirety will speak numbers about your organization. Once your event is over you may find yourself wondering if all your well thought out plans were in fact effective and well thought out. In this article we've detailed the important steps we believe you should take in to consideration for successful event retroactive analysis.
The time leading up to your bootcamp, summit, conference or workshop event is only one phase of the event that lets your potential visitors build up anticipation and turn into confirmed guests. We've written a separate article on this how your event shows what your organization is about as well as the tricky question if your event need it's own standalone website? A successful event from start to finish can help build relationships and trust, while potentially creating partnerships with sponsors from their unforgettable attendee experience.
Have you done proper analysis on your event?
Depending on the audience who attended your event it may be difficult to get feedback digitally and you may have to resort to sending physical surveys in the mail. More likely, however, is your team will be able to send out questionnaire digitally using a service like SurveyMonkey. Depending on the size of your event using a service like SurveyMonkey really helps obtain quantitative feedback when keeping track of large amounts of attendees.
It's very important to understand the faster the questionnaire is available for your attendees the more fresh the event will be in their brains to answer accordingly to. Ideally within the first 24 hours of the event taking place you should send a follow up survey asking important questions. You may need to send a follow up email within the next week if your survey does not get responses after your first attempt.To ensure future successful events it's crucial your team does proper analysis on the event which took place. Without asking the right questions, you will never find the right answers. We believe to obtain valuable feedback you must obtain both qualitative and quantitative feedback.
Which speaker did you find most informative?
On a scale of 1-10, with 10 being extremely likely, how likely are you to recommend this event to a colleague?
What ways could we have made your experience better?
Asking the right questions is not the only essential step to constructive feedback, but what you do with your responses after asking the necessary questions speaks volumes. Many companies who host events send out their questionnaire but do not adjust future events based on their responses, they simply continue with what is easiest.
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In Notice 2018-74, the IRS modified two safe harbor explanations previously provided in Notice 2014-74 that can be used to satisfy the requirement under Section 402(f) that certain information be provided to retirement plan recipients of eligible rollover distributions. Under Section 402(f), the plan administrator of a qualified employer plan is required to provide a written explanation to any recipient of an eligible rollover distribution, including Section 401(a) qualified plans, Section 403(a) plans, governmental Section 457(b) plans and Section 403(b) plans. Notice 2014-74 contains one safe harbor explanation for payments not from a designated Roth account, and one safe harbor explanation for payments from a designated Roth account. Plan administrators and payers may use these explanations to satisfy Section 402(f) to the extent that the explanations accurately reflect current law.
Notice 2018-74 updates the safe harbor explanations in Notice 2014-74 for changes in the law occurring after Dec. 8, 2014, including the following:
The extended rollover deadline for qualified plan loan offset amounts under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act
The exception to the 10% additional tax under Section 72(t) for phased retirement distributions to certain federal retirees
The expanded exception to the 10% additional tax under Section 72(t) for early distributions from a governmental retirement plan for specified federal employees who have reached age 50
The self-certification procedures under Rev. Proc. 2016-47 for claiming eligibility for a waiver of the 60-day deadline for making rollovers.
In addition, Notice 2018-74 provides specific instructions for amending the safe harbor explanations in Notice 2014-74 to reflect the changes. Plan administrators and payers may use the updated safe harbor explanations to satisfy Section 402(f). However, the updated safe harbor explanations will not satisfy Section 402(f) to the extent the explanations are no longer accurate due to a change in the relevant law occurring after Sept.18, 2018.
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I want to use a FOR LOOP to eliminate elements retrieved by an array in one loop. Suppose $row retrieved some values , what I want with that FOR LOOP is to display numbers between 1 to 14 except the retrieved values .
I tried it many times and I succeed in that, but the loop in first time eliminate just first retrieved and in second time eliminate just second retrieved value.
Is there's a way to eliminate both at one time ?

A: Considering $row['name'] is a int and use the below code
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Start using mysqli_* function. mysql_* functions are depreciated.

A: First off you should be using PHP PDO for db interactions, mysql_fetch_array has been deprecated. Here is a link to the PDO's manual http://php.net/manual/en/book.pdo.php
See answer bellow:
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Break action is a type of firearm action in which the barrel or barrels are hinged much like a door and rotate perpendicularly to the bore axis to expose the breech and allow loading and unloading of cartridges.
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Thompson/Center Arms is an American firearms company based in Springfield, Massachusetts.
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Rock Rapids, Iowa — The new manager of what will become a new Iowa State Park was introduced on Wednesday in Rock Rapids.
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources says that Brianna Martens has been named the new Park Manager for the Iowa Blood Run and Gitchie Manitou State Preserve sites. She was introduced to the public at the Lyon County Annex building in downtown Rock Rapids.
She tells us about it her new position.
Martens tells us what her role will be as the Blood Run and Gitchie Manitou areas transition into a new state park.
She gives us some highlights of her background.
According to Martens, she is planning for future educational or interpretive activities at the site.
At this time, Martens says she will live at Stone State Park near Sioux City and spend time both at that park and in Lyon County. Martens started on November 2nd.
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Very Reverend Father '''Michael Shehadie''' succeeded his late father V Rev Fr [[Nicholas Shehadie]] as parish priest of Saint George [[Antiochian Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia, New Zealand, and All Oceania|Antiochian]] Orthodox Church, Redfern, NSW, Australia, serving from 1934-1951.
Very Reverend Father '''Michael Shehadie''' succeeded his late father V Rev. Fr. [[Nicholas Shehadie]] as [[parish]] [[priest]] of St. George [[Antiochian Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia and New Zealand|Antiochian]] Orthodox Church, Redfern, NSW, Australia, serving from 1934-1951.
Michael Shehadie was born in Lebanon in 1895, the second child of Fr [[Nicholas Shehadie|Nicholas]] and [[Khourieh]] Alexandra Shehadie. Growing up there, he studied at Our Lady of Balamand Theological School, (in what is now Lebanon), and then at the Saint Petersburg Theological Academy, Russia. His wife Hannah (nee Khoury) did not want Michael to be [[ordination|ordained]] at that time, so Michael became a chemist/herbalist.
==Life==
Michael Shehadie was born in Lebanon in 1895, the second child of Fr. [[Nicholas Shehadie|Nicholas]] and [[Khourieh]] Alexandra Shehadie. Growing up there, he studied at Our Lady of Balamand Theological School, (in what is now Lebanon), and then at the [[St. Petersburg Theological Academy]], Russia. His wife Hannah (nee Khoury) did not want Michael to be [[ordination|ordained]] at that time, so Michael became a chemist/herbalist.
He joined his father in Sydney, Australia, in 1925 with his wife Hannah and their two daughters Alexandra (Alice) (m. Mounir Doumani), and Paulette (m. Daniel Joseph). In Australia, Michael and Hannah then had another two children, Nicholas (later Sir Nicholas) (m. Marie Bashir, current Governor of NSW), and George (m. Carmel Wigan).
After the repose of his father in 1934, he accepted ordination to the [[priest]]hood and became parish priest of the Church of Saint George Redfern. After his ordination, the family then had one more child, Margaret (m. Morris Hanna).
After the repose of his father in 1934, he accepted ordination to the [[priest]]hood and became parish priest of the Church of St. George Redfern. After his [[ordination]], the family then had one more child, Margaret (m. Morris Hanna).
At the end of World War II the Egyptian government offered Fr Michael the position of Honorary Consul to Australia. Due to jealousy within the church community, and his devotion to the church, he had to decline. The Egyptian government would not accept anyone else, so the position remained unfilled.
At the end of World War II the Egyptian government offered Fr. Michael the position of Honorary Consul to Australia. Due to jealousy within the church community, and his devotion to the church, he had to decline. The Egyptian government would not accept anyone else, so the position remained unfilled.
In 1949 while Fr Michael was parish priest, the NSW government decided to resume the land the church was built on to erect Department of Housing flats. Fr Michael ensured the NSW Minister, Clive Evatt, found a suitable site close by to build a replacement church.
In 1949 while Fr. Michael was parish priest, the NSW government decided to resume the land the church was built on to erect Department of Housing flats. Fr. Michael ensured the NSW Minister, Clive Evatt, found a suitable site close by to build a replacement church.
It was a difficult time for Fr Michael, as his father's church was demolished, and they had to hold their services in the Sydney City Mission Hall in Redfern Street. Following his continual pushing, land was granted at the corner of Walker and Cooper Streets Redfern, for the building of a replacement church.
It was a difficult time for Fr. Michael, as his father's church was demolished, and they had to hold their services in the Sydney City Mission Hall in Redfern Street. Following his continual pushing, land was granted at the corner of Walker and Cooper Streets Redfern, for the building of a replacement church.
He had such a traumatic time with a section of the community that his health was badly affected. He suffered a fatal heart attack in 1951 at the age of 56. He had secured the land for a replacement church, and the plans were drafted, but Fr Michael did not live to see them realised.
He had such a traumatic time with a section of the community that his health was badly affected. He suffered a fatal heart attack in 1951 at the age of 56. He had secured the land for a replacement church, and the plans were drafted, but Fr. Michael did not live to see them realised.
Following his repose, the plans were put into effect and 'his' church was opened in 1954. Today this church is the Archdiocesan Cathedral.
*[http://www.antiochian.org.au/content/view/473/50/ Antiochian Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia, New Zealand, and All Oceania]
*[http://www.antiochian.org.au Antiochian Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia and New Zealand]
*[http://www.alhs.org.au/shehadie.htm The Shehadie Family and the Antioch Orthodox Church] - Australian Lebanese Historical Society Inc.
*[http://www.stnicholas.org.au/Articles/DrBtrney.htm A Cradle of Orthodoxy: St Nicholas Antiochian Orthodox Church, Melbourne, Victoria] by Dr Trevor Batrouney - St Nicholas Antiochian Orthodox Church, East Melbourne, Victoria
*[http://www.stnicholaspunchbowl.org.au/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=21 History: The Antioch Orthodox Church in Australia] - St Nicholas Antiochian Orthodox Church, Sydney, New South Wales
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Very Reverend Father Michael Shehadie succeeded his late father V Rev. Fr. Nicholas Shehadie as parish priest of St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church, Redfern, NSW, Australia, serving from 1934-1951.
Michael Shehadie was born in Lebanon in 1895, the second child of Fr. Nicholas and Khourieh Alexandra Shehadie. Growing up there, he studied at Our Lady of Balamand Theological School, (in what is now Lebanon), and then at the St. Petersburg Theological Academy, Russia. His wife Hannah (nee Khoury) did not want Michael to be ordained at that time, so Michael became a chemist/herbalist.
After the repose of his father in 1934, he accepted ordination to the priesthood and became parish priest of the Church of St. George Redfern. After his ordination, the family then had one more child, Margaret (m. Morris Hanna).
Antiochian Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia and New Zealand
The Shehadie Family and the Antioch Orthodox Church - Australian Lebanese Historical Society Inc.
A Cradle of Orthodoxy: St Nicholas Antiochian Orthodox Church, Melbourne, Victoria by Dr Trevor Batrouney - St Nicholas Antiochian Orthodox Church, East Melbourne, Victoria
History: The Antioch Orthodox Church in Australia - St Nicholas Antiochian Orthodox Church, Sydney, New South Wales
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La Paglia Orba è una nave ro-pax appartenente alla compagnia di navigazione francese Corsica Linea. Costruito dal 1992 al 1994 presso gli Ateliers et Chantiers du Havre per la SNCM, prende il nome da una grande montagna corsa, la Paglia Orba. La nave prende servizio nel marzo 1994 trasportando merci e passeggeri tra Marsiglia e la Corsica, prima con i colori della SNCM poi Corsica Linea dal 2016.

Concetto e costruzione
Uno studio condotto da una conferenza e dall'Osservatorio regionale dei trasporti della Corsica mostra che nel 1993-1994 le flotte di navi mercantili che assicurano il trasporto di merci tra il continente e la Corsica difficilmente consentiranno di assicurare un buon flusso di traffico. È quindi necessario che la SNCM e La Méridionale prevedano la sostituzione di una nave della loro flotta con un'unità più grande al fine di prevenire l'aumento delle esigenze di trasporto merci. È quanto specificato nella convenzione speciale per l'esercizio delle linee marittime Continente - Corsica per il periodo 1991-1995, firmata l'8 agosto 1991 da SNCM. L'azienda è quindi obbligata a sostituire il Monte Rotondo con una nuova unità con una capacità di carico di almeno 2.200 metri lineari. La sua messa in servizio è prevista per gennaio 1994, poco dopo quello di un'unità simile di La Méridionale. Questo programma della flotta è necessario e obbligatorio. La sua messa in discussione renderebbe le società incapaci di adempiere ai propri obblighi e si tradurrebbe finanziariamente in una riduzione dell'importo della sovvenzione. Per ottenere migliori condizioni di prezzo, SNCM e CMN stanno avviando congiuntamente una consultazione per la costruzione di due navi identiche.

A seguito del bando di gara internazionale lanciato il 9 settembre 1991, quattro cantieri stanno attirando l'attenzione del management: la sudcoreana Samsung Heavy Industries, la finlandese Aker Finnyards e la Chantiers de l'Atlantique che propone la costruzione simultanea delle due navi, nei tempi previsti dall'accordo. Infine, gli Ateliers et Chantiers du Havre propongono di costruire una delle due unità, il suo piano di carico non le consente di allinearsi con i suoi concorrenti. I cantieri finlandesi manterranno la corda per molto tempo a causa del loro minor costo, ma per sostenere la cantieristica francese in crisi, lo Stato interviene. Entro i limiti autorizzati da Bruxelles, concede ulteriori aiuti affinché la futura unità della SNCM venga costruita presso gli Ateliers et Chantiers du Havre. Così, dopo molte trattative, la SNCM può effettuare un ordine per la sua nuova nave da carico misto, mentre la CMN ne farà costruire una propria in Finlandia, ovvero la Kalliste.

Come da tradizione all'interno della SNCM, la nuova nave prende il nome da una vetta corsa, come i suoi predecessori. È così che la nuova unità riceve il nome della Paglia Orba, una cima montuosa situata nel massiccio del Monte Cinto in Alta Corsica.

È stato firmato il contratto di costruzione tra la SNCM e gli Ateliers et Chantiers du Havre 19 febbraio 1992. La Paglia Orba viene imposata il 6 luglio 1992 e varata il 3 giugno 1993.

Le specifiche nelle specifiche rendono questa imbarcazione notevole sotto molti aspetti e sottolineano il know-how dei cantieri. È la prima nave dell'azienda ad avere una passerella completamente coperta, beneficia delle più recenti tecnologie di navigazione ma anche del mantenimento della sicurezza. La passerella è una vera torre di controllo, ha ricevuto l'etichetta CNC che consente al personale di guardia di comunicare con la nave. I sistemi informatici consentono all'OOW di controllare tutto, compreso il vano motore. La sicurezza del sistema è tale che per limitare il rischio di errore o guasto umano, ci sono controlli che segnalano al computer che l'ufficiale di guardia è a conoscenza, anche quando è in autopilota. Più, l'SNA91 un "cervello" che, non solo dirige la nave sulla rotta indicata, ma può correggere questa rotta, o indicarle i punti di passaggio obbligatori determinati in precedenza. La Paglia Orba è inoltre dotata del Global Maritime Distress and Safety System, il primo per una nave passeggeri francese. Infine, questa nuova unità si distingue anche, al suo rilascio, per i suoi stabilizzatori, i più grandi mai montati su una nave mercantile. Il ponte del garage principale è composto da otto corsie, consentendo operazioni commerciali molto rapide.

Non vengono tralasciate le finiture interne per i passeggeri. I locali comuni sono quindi decorati con marmo e legno di qualità e le cabine sono standard sui traghetti della compagnia.

Le prove in mare si svolgono 17 febbraio 1994. Nonostante un contesto sociale teso nei cantieri navali, la nave verrà consegnata solo con poco ritardo, il 15 marzo 1994.

Servizio
Il 16 marzo 1994 alle 16:00, agli ordini del Comandante Scout Rover, la Paglia Orba partì da Le Havre per Marsiglia. La nave attracca nel porto di Marsiglia il 21 marzo alle 8:00. Riprende la navigazione il 23 marzo in serata per la sua prima operazione commerciale, diretta a Bastia. È in questo stesso comune che viene battezzata la Paglia Orba il 12 aprile da sua madrina Michelle Baggioni, moglie del Presidente dell'Assemblea Territoriale della Corsica.

Nel mese di aprile 1995, la Paglia Orba inaugura una nuovissima linea che collega Bastia a Genova, operata dalla controllata Corsica Marittima. Ha luogo il primo scalo nel capoluogo ligure l'8 aprile alle 17:30.

Tra marzo e maggio 2002, la Paglia Orba viene trasformata presso i cantieri Lloyd Werft di Bremerhaven in Germania nell'ottica di aumentare la capacità passeggeri, portata a 500 come previsto dalle nuove specifiche per la delegazione di servizio pubblico. Dietro i suoi comignoli viene aggiunta un'ulteriore tuga contenente nuove cabine. A seguito di questa trasformazione, la nave dispone di 50 posti a sedere e 141 cabine, per un totale di 542 posti.

Nel giorno di 26 ottobre 2003, la Paglia Orba fa un viaggio di andata e ritorno fra Île-Rousse e Livorno per consegnare nuovi veicoli, caricati il giorno prima a Fos-sur-Mer.

Durante la sua chiusura tecnica nel mese di aprile 2004, il marchio "Ferryterranée" scompare dallo scafo a favore dell'iscrizione in rosso dell'indirizzo del sito. A causa della necessità di altri lavori più urgenti, la nave non viene riverniciata nei nuovi colori SNCM.

Il 6 marzo 2005 in serata, a Porto Vecchio, la Paglia Orba in movimento tra le stazioni P2 e P3 si è arenata su un banco di sabbia. La nave, con l'assistenza del pilota, riesce a liberarsi con i propri mezzi, senza subire danni.

Nel marzo 2008, la Paglia Orba sfoggia la nuova livrea della SNCM con lo scafo ridipinto di blu.

Nella notte tra il 20 e il 21 novembre 2015, la nave ha rotto gli ormeggi nel porto di Marsiglia e ha colpito la banchina. Trasferita all'ormeggio 7, la nave ha ripreso la traversata la sera stessa, avendo lo scafo solo leggermente danneggiato.

Il 5 gennaio 2016 alle ore 8:00 la Paglia Orba arriva a Marsiglia e completa l'ultima traversata commerciale della SNCM, rilevata dal gruppo Rocca e liquidata a favore del nuovo ente MCM. I loghi della SNCM sono stati successivamente cancellati dallo scafo della nave.

Trasferita alla MCM, la Paglia Orba si unisce alla flotta del marchio commerciale Maritima Ferries come le altre unità dell'ex SNCM. Nonostante il cambio di proprietario, la nave mantiene la sua normale operatività tra Marsiglia, Porto Vecchio e Ajaccio. Ad aprile MCM si è fusa con Corsica Maritima, un consorzio di imprese corse anch'esse candidate all'acquisizione di SNCM. La Paglia Orba, come le altre navi, viene poi trasferita a una nuova entità commerciale denominata Corsica Linea, nata sulle ceneri di SNCM.

Il 12 aprile intorno alle 8:15, Paglia Orba ha un guasto al suo sistema propulsivo, la nave, che stava navigando verso Porto Vecchio, è stata dirottata verso il porto di Bastia dove ha raggiunto a fine pomeriggio, assistita dal rimorchiatore Altagna.

L'acquisizione della flotta MCM da parte di Corsica Linea si traduce in un cambiamento nell'identità della compagnia, in particolare con l'aggiunta di una livrea rossa sulle navi della flotta. Essendo già stato fatto il suo stop tecnico, la Paglia Orba si vede pronta il 6 giugno 2016 in una livrea semplificata nei colori della Corsica Linea. Nell'agosto 2016, viene annunciato un piano per vendere la nave alla Collettività Territoriale della Corsica nell'ambito della costituzione di una compagnia di navigazione regionale. Secondo il piano CTC, questa compagnia regionale avrebbe dovuto iniziare le proprie attività nel corso del 2019, tuttavia la vendita della nave è stata annullata nel luglio 2018.

L'8 gennaio 2017, la Paglia Orba va in blocco tecnico a Marsiglia. A bordo sono in corso lavori di ampia portata, in particolare per quanto riguarda le aree ristorazione, che sono state completamente rinnovate. Fu durante questo refitting che la nave fu dipinta con i colori della Corsica Linea. Il suo scafo è ridipinto di rosso e mostra sulla parte anteriore il logo dell'azienda con l'effigie della testa di un moro corso.

Durante la sua sosta tecnica a Menzel Bourguiba dall'8 gennaio al 6 febbraio 2019, la nave si trasforma per essere ottimizzata per i dispositivi di collegamento portuale del porto di Marsiglia, come le navi di La Méridionale. La Paglia Orba è quindi la prima nave di Corsica Linea ad essere adattata a questo sistema volto a ridurre le emissioni di CO² durante i suoi scali nella città focea.

Come nella Pascal Paoli e nella Jean Nicoli, vengono installati dei depuratori di fumo, soprannominati scrubber, destinati a ridurre le emissioni di zolfo, sono installati a bordo della Paglia Orba durante una sosta tecnica presso i cantieri Palumbo di La Valletta dal 20 settembre al 2 dicembre 2020. L'installazione del dispositivo comporta alcune modifiche nell'aspetto dei camini. Questo lavoro era originariamente previsto per essere eseguito all'inizio del 2020, ma è stato posticipato a causa della pandemia COVID-19.

La mattina di 25 gennaio 2021, mentre stava per completare una traversata tra Marsiglia e Bastia, la Paglia Orba si è trovata impossibilitata ad attraccare a Bastia a causa di condizioni meteorologiche particolarmente avverse. La nave è stata quindi costretta a rimanere all'ancora fuori dal porto in attesa di una possibile tregua. Fu solo nel tardo pomeriggio, intorno alle 17:30, che le autorità autorizzarono l'attracco della nave, ma durante la manovra, effettuata con l'assistenza del pilota del porto di Bastia, la Paglia Orba fu dietro un fondo alto, provocando una perdita e danni all'elica di babordo. Una volta sbarcati il centinaio di passeggeri e il carico, l'equipaggio, con l'aiuto di vigili del fuoco e sommozzatori, è riuscito a tappare la breccia il giorno successivo. Tuttavia, il danno alla nave richiederà l'immobilizzazione per diverse settimane. Dopo essere rimasta a Bastia per un po' di tempo, si è diretta in Tunisia l'8 febbraio per essere riparato presso i cantieri di Menzel Bourguiba.

Caratteristiche
La Paglia Orba è lunga 165,80 metri per 29,2 metri di larghezza, il suo pescaggio è di 6,63 metri e la stazza lorda è di 29.718 tonnellate. La nave ha una capacità di 600 passeggeri e dispone di un garage di 2.300 metri lineari di carico merci, e può contenere 147 rimorchi oltre a 120 veicoli e accessibile da due portelloni posteriori alti 16,50 metri e larghi 8 metri. La nave aveva originariamente un vettore a rampa anteriore che è stato forzato nel 2006. La sua propulsione è fornita da 4 motori diesel semi-veloci Wärtsilä-Vasa 16V32DF, 16 cilindri a forma di V che sviluppano una capacità di 19.700 kW che guidano 2 eliche a passo variabile causando la nave per navigare a più di 19 nodi. La nave ad uso misto è inoltre dotata di due eliche di prua Ka Me Wa da 1.400 kW ciascuno e uno stabilizzatore antirollio a doppia aletta retrattile ACH. La nave è dotata di due grandi scialuppe di salvataggio chiuse, integrate da due barche di medie dimensioni, una scialuppa di salvataggio semirigida e numerose zattere di salvataggio. Dal 2020 la Paglia Orba è dotata di scrubber, dispositivi di depurazione dei fumi volti a ridurre le sue emissioni di zolfo.

Linee servite
Quando è stata messa in servizio nel 1994, la Paglia Orba operò sulla linea Marsiglia - Bastia in notturna.

Dal 1995 è stata posizionata sulla linea Bastia - Genova della controllata Corsica Marittima, fino al 1999.

Nel 2003, sostituita sulla linea Marsiglia - Bastia dalla Pascal Paoli, il Paglia Orba è stato spostato tutto l'anno nei collegamenti da Marsiglia ad Ajaccio e occasionalmente a Porto Vecchio.

Nel 2009, a seguito dell'ingresso nella flotta della Jean Nicoli, la nave è stata immessa tra Marsiglia e Porto Vecchio da metà settembre a metà giugno e da Marsiglia ad Ajaccio da metà giugno a metà settembre. La sua assegnazione non cambia nonostante l'acquisizione da parte di Corsica Linea nel 2016.

Dal 1° ottobre 2019, nell'ambito della nuova delegazione di servizio pubblico (DSP) attribuita alla Corsica Linea, la Paglia Orba sostituisce la Girolata (che viene noleggiata alla Grandi Navi Veloci per 9 mesi) de La Méridionale tra Marsiglia e Ajaccio che serve insieme alla Jean Nicoli. Tuttavia, ha sostituito la Vizzavona sulla linea che collega Marsiglia a Bastia per gran parte del 2020.

Navi gemelle
Nonostante cambi il cantiere di costruzione e si differenzino per qualche modifica interna ed esterna, la Paglia Orba ha una sola nave gemella.

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Wall Street pummels Snapchat. But are they just being haters?
Snapchat once again failed to make Wall Street's doubts disappear.
Snap (SNAP), the parent company of Snapchat, is seeing steep increases in its losses while sales and user growth continue to disappoint.
Its losses for the quarter ballooned to $443 million, a nearly fourfold increase from the same period a year earlier and worse than investors had expected.
The messaging service added just seven million new daily active users in the second quarter, also falling short of estimates. It now has 173 million daily users, up from 166 million in the first quarter.
The anemic growth renews investor concerns that the messaging platform is struggling to grow into a mainstream service in the face of fierce competition from Facebook (FB).
Instagram hit 250 million daily users for its Snapchat-copycat product, Instagram Stories, in June, up from 200 million in April. That's far greater growth than Snapchat has seen.
Snap's stock fell more than 15% in after hours trading Thursday following the earnings report.
Snap has struggled since going public in March amid concerns about disappointing user growth, mounting losses, and the end of its stock lock-up period, which opens the door for insiders to sell their shares.
Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel tried to ease the last of those concerns on a conference call with investors Thursday. Spiegel said he and his cofounder Bobby Murphy would not sell any of their stock this year.
The young company posted a staggering $2.2 billion loss in its first earnings report in May, and added just 8 million new daily active users during the quarter. Its stock fell as much as 25% overnight following that report.
Spiegel has sounded confident despite all this.
"If you want to be a creative company, you have got to be comfortable with and basically enjoy the fact that people copy your stuff," Spiegel said on its first earnings call in May.
"We believe that everyone is going to develop a camera strategy," Spiegel continued, before dropping what can only be described as an epic burn. "Just because Yahoo has a search box doesn't mean they're Google."