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The Week So Far: Russian Dressing
Major media outlets are still focusing on Russia this week, which is hardly surprising. There's scandal, great sound bytes (can someone say "Russian dressing"?), and there's always the chance that someone's career can be ended over essentially nothing. If that doesn't sell papers and draw viewers, nothing will.
Of course, if we get tired of that, we can always learn just how many times President Trump has spent the weekend in Florida playing golf since taking office. Or check out the newest (manufactured) feud between Spicer and CNN. Or what have you. But it's getting harder and harder to find actual news on the news these days.
Since we here at The Not Fake News are brilliant at sales and marketing, we're talking about something else: What's actually being done.
So far this week, half a dozen pieces of legislation and executive orders have been signed. They aren't listed on the White House site yet, so I'll give you a quick rundown:
House Joint Resolution 37: Rescinds the so-called "Blacklisting rule". Basically, it was written to encourage transparency regards Federal contractors and the labor laws; instead, it's just made a bunch of lawyers rich because it makes it very easy to win nuisance suits. Thumbs up for this one.
House Joint Resolution 44: Voids a last-minute Obama rule that would have centralized and streamlined land management decisionmaking for the B.L.M. The Trump Administration is selling this by claiming they're keeping control local; the revision, however, would only have centralized decisionmaking for a very few projects and was more concerned with speeding up the process while increasing public feedback. A more accurate justification for removing the rule would have been that it would have made Bureau of Land Management decisions far more labor-intensive on the part of the government agency, generating costs that may well have exceeded the benefits. This one's too complex to judge easily.
House Joint Resolutions 57 and 58: According to the White House, these measures rescind rules that would have mandated federal rather than state authority over certain teaching and teacher preparation decisions. This is true but misses the point, at least of HJR 58; that rule in particular would have been a step toward nationally normalizing standards for new teacher education and qualifications. While there's something to be said for keeping this sort of decision local, it's at the least disingenuous to lump it in with the other measure, which has to do with school accountability for federal funding. I support 58 but not 57, which would have rescinded and replaced some of the remaining No Child Left Behind regulations.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced Monday that, as a matter of policy, the Administration will be enforcing Obama-era law with respect to immigration control. The official position here is that, if laws exist but are not enforced, it weakens the entire legal framework. And there's something to that; however, the laws referred to are somewhat draconic in nature. The appropriate action is to rescind or revise the laws, not enforce them.
The Office of American Innovation has been established (probably through Executive Memorandum, but we're really not sure). It's a description of the job for the President's son-in-law and senior advisor, Jared Kushner, who is the administration's designated hatchet man. This Office is to be a form of centralized ombudsman and oversight administration, designed to oversee reform efforts and provide coordination with the White House. (Edit: The memo is now available.)
Presidential Executive Order on Promoting Energy Independence and Economic Growth: Signed on 28 March, this order directs federal agencies to stop obstructing energy production unnecessarily. It also rescinds six of the previous administration's orders, memoranda, and reports with regard to climate change, directs the elimination of carbon as the primary measure of environmental impact, and reverts the country to a 2003 standard. To be perfectly fair, many scientific proponents of the carbon standard view it as an oversimplification. However, that manmade climate change exists is not a subject with much grounds for scientific debate.
The "Opioid Addiction Epidemic" has been declared a primary focus of the government. What that means in terms of policy hasn't been clarified.
Today, 29 March 2017, has been declared National Vietnam Veterans Remembrance Day, and the display of the American flag is encouraged. (Hence the featured image on this article.)
In addition to this, it's been revealed that House Republicans are still working on a plan to eliminate the Affordable Care Act (a.k.a. Obamacare) despite their recent defeat in a floor vote and debate on the subject. It should be evident to even the meanest intellect that only a bipartisan plan will prove both effective and durable; however, no signs exist from either party that any such effort is underway. But I've ranted about that before.
Bottom line? There's a lot going on that you should know about, even if only a little, and only in passing. But if you rely on major media of whatever flavor, or on official releases, your information is going to be very limited.
But hey — if you care most about the price of a stay at Mar-A-Lago instead of policy, you're probably fine. Go watch some more reality television.
Incidentally: Russian dressing was invented in New Hampshire and should be used on Reuben sandwiches, never salads. The joke is not a new one with either Spicer or Mike Huckabee, who Tweeted it on 03 March; I remember it from the Reagan era. Just in case you care.
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Q: How can I get specific value from returned response I'm trying to create shopping cart with laravel. I have a little problem to update cart items price onchange quantity number input. Ajax sends value and returns in array. But this time the problem is beginning.
This is my cart blade:
  @extends('user.addons.app')
  @push('customCss')
  <link rel="stylesheet" href="
     {{asset('/user/assets/css/numberinput.css')}}">
   @endpush
  @section('content')

  @include('user.modules.header')
  @include('user.modules.lsidebar')

                     @include('user.modules.cart_data')

                            <form action="#" method="post">
                                <input type="text" placeholder="Coupon
           Code"/>
                                <button class="btn-apply">Apply
            Button</button>
                            </form>

                            <button class="btn-clear-cart">Clear
        Cart</button>
                            <button class="btn-update-cart">Update
       Cart</button>

                @include('user.modules.cartcalculate')

  @include('user.modules.footer')
  @endsection
  @push('customJs')

  @endpush

This is my cart_data blade:

    Products
    Price
    Quantity
    Total

 @foreach($carts as $cart)

                    <button></button>

                {{$cart['title']}}

            $ {{$cart['price']}}

            <input type="hidden" value="{{$cart['id']}}"
   id="mon{{$cart['id']}}">

                <input type="number" min="1" max="9" step="1" value="
      {{$cart['quantity']}}" id="qty{{$cart['id']}}">

           {{$cart['price'] * $cart['quantity']}}

    @endforeach

And this is my function in controller:
public function cartupdate(Request $request)
{
    $cartss = Cart::find($request['id']);
    $quantity = $cartss->quantity;

    if($quantity < $request['value'])
    {
        $update = $cartss->quantity+1;
    }
    else if($quantity > $request['value'])
    {
        $update = $cartss->quantity-1;
    }
    else
    {
        die;
    }

    $cartss->update(['quantity' => $update]);
    $carts = Cart::where('user_id', Auth::user()->id)->get();

    foreach ($carts as $cart)
    {
        $id[] = $cart['id'];
        $pric[] = $cart['price'] * $cart['quantity'];
    }

    return $pric;
}

I want to change dynamicly prices when user clicked quantity input

A: In your cartupdate() function, return $pric won't give you the result because $pric is declared inside foreach(). Change it to:
$pric = 0;
foreach ($carts as $cart) {
   $pric += $cart['price'] * $cart['quantity'];
}
return $pric;

will give you the total. But, I guess you are trying to get a new price for a particular cart. If so, change your cartupdate() function to:
public function cardupdate(Request $request) {
   $cart = Cart::find($request['id']);
   $quantity = $cart->quantity;
   if($quantity < $request['value'])
   {
      $quantity++;
   }
   else if($quantity > $request['value']){
      $quantity--;
   }

   $cart->update(['quantity' => $quantity]);

   return $quantity*$cart->price;
}

To update the price in the view, you can use
document.getElementById("toss{{$cart['id']}}").innerHTML = response;

Personally, I suggest you to try Vue.js to build your application. Laravel + Vue.js is a good combination. It much easier to build complex application like this.
Sorry for my bad english :)

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In my final months of university, I often found myself dreaming of leaving home with a heavy backpack, waving goodbye to my weeping Mum at the airport, while I grin uncontrollably, excited for my big adventure to somewhere on the other side of the world. Alas, by the time summer came, I had blown all my money at University that I barely had any left for my dream trip.
With only enough for something a bit closer to come, a friend and I settled on a trip across Europe. We decided to go interrailing. Now, I know for us dreamers, this just doesn't quite seem enough. Just two to four weeks of travelling, and so close to the UK? We want the real deal, the big life-changing trip, am I right? I thought I was, until I landed in Amsterdam, and my adventure around Europe began.
What I'm trying to get at is simple. Don't underestimate Europe, and the adventure that it has in store for you.
One of Amsterdam's many famous canals.
When we were in Amsterdam, we made the most of the diverse range of transport on offer! First of all, we rented a boat and journeyed through the canals of Amsterdam, which gives an entirely different perspective of the city. Then, we rented bikes - of course! - and explored the rest of the city this way. We went to all the famous museums, Anne Frank's house, which I found really emotive, and also ended up at the zoo!
Parking our bikes besides the graffiti sprawled streets.
The Old Town Square in Prague had such an incredible atmosphere. It had a buzz that I can't even describe - you have to go there to know what I mean! Our favourite place to go was called Bed Lounge, which was a bar full of mattresses! We sat there with shisa and cocktails one evening, sharing our memories of the trip so far. We also paid a visit to the largest music club in Europe, Karlovylazne. Each floor was different, one was a ice bar, one had a live band, one was a techno-rave... the list goes on! However my highlight was probably watching the sun go down over the Charles Bridge, which was beautiful.
Passing by a wedding ceremony in Old Town Square.
Croatia was unbelievable. I hadn't planned to go there as part of our trip, however so many people told me it was not to be missed! We did SO much whilst we were there; from white-water-rafting down Mount Omis to watching David Guetta headline Ultra Festival in Split. Our final meal of the trip was by the harbour in Split and it was a dinner that I shall never forget. I'm writing a more detailed post about Croatia, so look out for that in the next couple of days for some inspiration.
White Water Rafting in Mount Omis, Croatia.
Another view of Lake Plitvice in Croatia.
These are just some of the places we visited on our trip, yet throughout all these experiences, it was the people we met along that way that guaranteed this journey as one of the best experiences I've ever had. This is why I implore you to see it for yourselves; to wander around a city you've never seen, to try food you've never heard of, to share a three hour train journey with people you've just met, and to explore Europe with people from all over the globe.
Has Alex's Interrailing trip inspired you? We have apartments in Prague and villas in Croatia.


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CHIPS Articles: Ready for Refit: Navy-Owned Research Vessel Getting Suped-Up for Service
Ready for Refit: Navy-Owned Research Vessel Getting Suped-Up for Service
By Warren Duffie, Office of Naval Research - April 29, 2019
Like a classic car being restored, the research vessel (R/V) Roger Revelle is undergoing a year-long makeover to extend its working life, enhance its operating systems, and strengthen its research capabilities for the Navy and scientific organizations.
The Scripps Institution of Oceanography, at the University of California San Diego, has operated and maintained the U.S. Navy-owned Revelle since 1996, under a charter lease agreement with the Office of Naval Research (ONR)—which manages the ship on behalf of the service.
"This refit of the R/V Revelle is important because it bolsters the scientific and seagoing capabilities of a true workhorse of a ship," said Dr. Tom Drake, head of ONR's Ocean Battlespace and Expeditionary Access Department.
The Revelle usually spends more than 250 days at sea yearly.
"The refit will allow the Revelle to continue to support Navy and national oceanographic research objectives," Drake continued. "It also enables additional years of service; hundreds of thousands of ocean miles sailed; research opportunities for thousands of scientists; and the training of the next generation of sea-going scientists and technicians."
During the mid-life refit — conducted in Portland, Oregon, by Vigor Shipyard — the Revelle will receive brand-new diesel engines that run cleaner and more efficiently. The 273-foot vessel will boast the latest navigation and ship-positioning systems—as well as sophisticated sonar, allowing it to map the ocean floor in sharper detail.
The Revelle's laboratories will be updated to include advanced IT infrastructure and improved real-time communications with shore. Several critical sensor systems also will be replaced, providing upgraded scientific capabilities and increased reliability.
The $52 million refit—sponsored by ONR, Scripps and the National Science Foundation—is a much better price tag than the $200 million it would have cost to build a new research vessel. And it will extend the Revelle's life by another 15-20 years.
"Boosting the ship's capabilities, while keeping the costs relatively low, is of great value to the Navy, the scientific community and the U.S. taxpayer," said Rob Sparrock, the program officer overseeing ONR's research vessel program. "For example, the refit will update the propulsion systems with the newest in marine technology. This means better diesel-electric generation and distribution systems, stronger compliance with environmental requirements, and reduced obsolescence of various systems and components."
The Revelle is one of three Navy-owned research vessels undergoing refit. The R/V Thomas G. Thompson, operated by the University of Washington since 1991, completed its refit in 2018. The R/V Atlantis, operated by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution since 1997, is scheduled for refit in 2020.
"The Revelle belongs to a class of research vessels that can do things few other research ships can do," said Stephen Kelety, marine superintendent at Scripps. "It can accommodate a large number of scientists and scientific equipment, operate in bad weather and high seas, and is adaptable to the research needs of the scientists onboard. It's an important vessel for gathering scientific knowledge."
Since the end of World War II, the Navy has provided state-of-the-art research ships to select universities and oceanographic institutions to perform scientific studies of the marine environment. Currently, the Navy owns six of these vessels—part of the U.S. Academic Research Fleet, whose research at sea supports Navy and national oceanographic research objectives and trains the next generation of oceanographers.
The Revelle is named for Roger Revelle, a Navy officer who was instrumental in the founding of ONR and was among the first scientists to study climate change and the movement of the Earth's tectonic plates.
Warren Duffie Jr. is a contractor for ONR Corporate Strategic Communications.
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11 area wrestlers reach state quarters
Mansfield Senior's Brandon Myers, the area's lone Division I representative, among the first round winners
11 area wrestlers reach state quarters Mansfield Senior's Brandon Myers, the area's lone Division I representative, among the first round winners Check out this story on mansfieldnewsjournal.com: http://ohne.ws/2mrND25
Jon Spencer, Reporter Published 11:01 p.m. ET March 9, 2017 | Updated 9:38 a.m. ET March 10, 2017
This takedown by Shelby heavyweight Devin Williams proved huge in his 6-3 first round win at the state wrestling tournament. Jon Spencer/News Journal
Mansfield Senior's Brandon Myers celebrates after his Division I Champion Preliminaries at the Individual State Wrestling Tournament, Thursday, March 9, 2017, at the Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus.(Photo: Matthew Berry/USA TODAY Network - Ohio)
COLUMBUS – These words have been ringing all week in Brandon Myers' ears:
"You don't ever have to get ready if you stay ready."
It's a Zach-ism, one of many adages Mansfield Senior assistant wrestling coach Zach Brumfield has shared with Myers, and there could be more to come if the Tygers' senior 220-pounder keeps wrestling like he did in Thursday's opening round of the state tournament.
Brandon Myers' reaction after his first round win in the state tournament says it all for the Tyger senior. Jon Spencer/News Journal
Myers advanced to Friday morning's Division I quarterfinals by winning his state debut 3-2 over Aurora's Bubba Arslanian inside Ohio State's Value City Arena.
As the area's only DI competitor finished up a post-victory interview, Brumfield imparted another Zach-ism.
"You don't go to the prom to stand against the wall," Brumfield reminded him. "You go to dance!"
Myers used that as his cue to show off some celebratory moves. He did even more dancing to hold off Arslanian after scoring the decisive escape in the first minute of the third period.
This is the escape by Mansfield Senior's Brandon Myers that proved decisive in his 3-2 win at the state wrestling tournament. Jon Spencer/News Journal
"I stayed on my defense and didn't rush my shots (after taking the lead)," Myers said. "Coach Brumfield is always telling me he doesn't think anybody can ride me. I couldn't do much with him, he was so strong, but I was able to get out."
Twenty-nine of Myers' 36 wins this season have been by pin, many of those in the first period, but he had plenty of gas left to gut out Thursday's' win.
"It's my last tournament of the year. Why should I be saving energy," Myers said. "I'm not going to hold anything back. I knew I could win if I took the match into deep waters. I just had to push the pace."
State Wrestling Day 1 Division I
Marion Harding's Mason Sparks VS Jordin James. Matthew Hatcher/ The Marion Star
Fremont Ross's Deshea Pettiford wrestles Hilliard Davidson's Gio DiSabato during the Division I Champion Preliminaries during the Individual State Wrestling Tournament, Thursday, March 9, 2017, at the Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus. Matthew Berry/USA TODAY Network - Ohio
Fremont Ross's Garrett Barth wrestles Barberton's Gary Wokojance during the Division I Champion Preliminaries during the Individual State Wrestling Tournament, Thursday, March 9, 2017, at the Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus. Matthew Berry/USA TODAY Network - Ohio
Fremont Ross's Lamonte Chapman wrestles Wadsworth's Luke Baughman during the Division I Champion Preliminaries during the Individual State Wrestling Tournament, Thursday, March 9, 2017, at the Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus. Matthew Berry/USA TODAY Network - Ohio
Lancaster's Logan Agin wrestles Perrysburg's Ricardo Oviedo during the Division I Champion Preliminaries during the Individual State Wrestling Tournament, Thursday, March 9, 2017, at the Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus. Matthew Berry/USA TODAY Network - Ohio
Lancaster's Logan Agin wrestles Perrysburg's Ricardo Oviedo during the Division I Champion Preliminaries during the Individual State Wrestling Tournament, Thursday, at the Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus. Matthew Berry/USA TODAY Network - Ohio
Mansfield Senior's Brandon Myers celebrates as time runs out during his Division I Champion Preliminaries at the Individual State Wrestling Tournament, Thursday, March 9, 2017, at the Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus. Matthew Berry/USA TODAY Network - Ohio
Mansfield Senior's Brandon Myers celebrates after his Division I Champion Preliminaries at the Individual State Wrestling Tournament, Thursday, March 9, 2017, at the Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus. Matthew Berry/USA TODAY Network - Ohio
Mansfield Senior's Brandon Myers wrestles Aurora's Bubba Arslanian during his Division I Champion Preliminaries at the Individual State Wrestling Tournament, Thursday, March 9, 2017, at the Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus. Matthew Berry/USA TODAY Network - Ohio
Licking Heights L.A. Kelly wrestles Brunswick's Aaron Naples during the Division I Champion Preliminaries at the Individual State Wrestling Tournament, Thursday, March 9, 2017, at the Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus. Matthew Berry/USA TODAY Network - Ohio
Watkins Memorial's Max Boyd wrestles Elyria's J.T. Brown during the Division I Champion Preliminaries at the Individual State Wrestling Tournament, Thursday, March 9, 2017, at the Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus. Matthew Berry/USA TODAY Network - Ohio
Fremont Ross' Lamonte Chapman wrestles Wadsworth's Luke Baughman in the Division I 132lb. class during the State Wrestling Tournament. Michael Lehmkuhle/USA TODAY Netw
Lancaster's Stephen Deluse wrestles Louisville's Jimmy Leonard in the Division I 195lb. class during the State Wrestling Tournament. Michael Lehmkuhle/USA TODAY Netw
Newark Catholic's Billy Luft wrestles in the Division III 138lb. class during the State Wrestling Tournament. Michael Lehmkuhle/USA TODAY Netw
Watkins Memorial's Cole Foor wrestles Elyria's Brendan Price on March 9 during a Division I 160-pound first-round match at Ohio State's Value City Arena. Michael Lehmkuhle/The Standard
Licking Heights' Joey Harrell wrestles Cincinnati LaSalle's Michael Baker on March 9 during their Division I first-round match at 170 pounds. Harrell won the match and eventually placed fifth. Michael Lehmkuhle/The Standard
Tri-Valley's Luke Hernandez wrestles Beavercreeks Gavin Bell in the Division I 132lb. class during the State Wrestling Tournament. Michael Lehmkuhle/USA TODAY Netw
Brumfield is a former Tyger standout and Stevens was a state qualifier for Senior High in 1984.
"The first time being down here, it's about controlling your nerves, and Brandon did," Brumfield said. "He's extremely hard to score on, and he's hard to ride, so if he can get takedowns and escapes, I like our chances."
Perfect day for Madison, Shelby
After a rough 3-9 start by area participants in DIII, the DII representatives finished the first round 7-3. Sectional champ and district runner-up Ashland was 3-3, while Madison and Shelby both went 2-0.
Junior 160-pounder Brahm Ginter and senior heavyweight Devin Williams won close decisions as Shelby's first multiple qualifiers since 2011. Ginter beat Middletown Madison's Gunnar Dawson 4-3 and Williams prevailed 6-3 over Warren Howland's Brandon Matlock in what was a one-point match until the final seconds.
Shelby's Brahm Ginter wrestles Middletown Madison's Gunnar Dawson during the Division III Champion Preliminaries during the Individual State Wrestling Tournament, Thursday, March 9, 2017, at the Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus. (Photo: Matthew Berry/USA TODAY Network - Ohio)
"It makes me lose hair," joked coach Ted Tonn, who is bald, about the close matches, "or ruins any chance of it coming back."
Ginter and Williams are pin machines — Ginter has a school-record 34 among his 42 wins — but they showed their coach something by going the distance.
"As dominant as they've been, people forget sometimes that this is their first time at state," Tonn said. "When it's your first time here, regardless of your opponent, that first match is the toughest because you're battling yourself and nerves as much as anything. But there will be no excuses (Friday)."
Williams wasn't making any.
"I wrestled like crap," he said. "You can't worry about the atmosphere here."
Ginter, who credits off-season weight training for playing a big part in his success, found out just how strong he was by staving off Dawson's attempt at a single leg takedown over the final 15 seconds. While Dawson was grabbing his leg, Ginter had a death grip from on top of Dawson's ankle.
Death grip as in "You've got to wrestle hard the entire time, even if you're dying," Ginter said. "We were both tired. My arms felt like noodles. But I had to make it interesting for my coaches."
Moving into the quarters for Madison were seniors LeConte Merrell (132) and Carson Speelman (138). Merrell beat Miami Trace's Coby Hughes 6-0 and Speelman built a 5-0 lead en route to a 5-3 win over Mentor Lake Catholic's Luke McKeon.
Madison's Carson Speelman wrestles Mentor Lake Catholic's Luke McKeon during the Division III Champion Preliminaries during the Individual State Wrestling Tournament, Thursday, March 9, 2017, at the Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus. (Photo: Matthew Berry/USA TODAY Network - Ohio)
"I like to get the first one out of the way," Merrell said. "I felt like I was active on top and was able to ride him out. I put it to him on top."
Merrell set the bar high last year en route to a seventh-place medal by winning three matches with first period pins.
"The mentality is different day to day, year to year," coach Doug Mosier said. "It's one round out of the way, whether it's by fall or 6-0. 'L' controlled the match in all three phases — top, bottom and neutral."
While this is Merrell's third state rodeo, it's the first for Speelman. He rebounded from last week's loss in the district finals, only his second of the season.
"It was easy to shake that (loss) off," Speelman said. "I knew (before that match) I had made it (to state). It was an OK match, but I knew there was stuff I could improve for the only matches that really count.
"Basically, now, I just have to wrestle like every match is my last."
Five move on for Arrows
All but one of Ashland's school-record six qualifiers are still alive in the Arrows' quest for a second straight top 10 finish. Senior returning medalists Matt Taylor (126) and Sid Ohl (152) advanced to the quarterfinals, along with sophomore Josh Bever (195).
Taylor beat Indian Valley's Adam Lenhoff 12-3, Ohl eked out a 3-2 win over Granville's Luciano Mendicino and Bever topped Hamilton Township's Robert Marquez 4-2. The evening also ended on a high note as Landon Plank (138) and Devin Goschinski (182) bounced back from opening losses to win their first consolation bouts.
Ohl is one of the winningest wrestlers in the tournament, but No. 53 on the season didn't come without a struggle. Mostly because he was gasping for air. A breathing issue that first plagued him this season at the Brecksville Invitational struck again, putting him on his back and reaching for an inhaler.
State Wrestling Day 1 Division II
River Valley's Mitchell Miracle VS Mitchell Skleres. Matthew Hatcher/ The Marion Star
Highland's Zach Baker VS Sam Brothers. Matthew Hatcher/ The Marion Star
River Valley's Austin Winegarner tries to control his opponent Johnny Shaffer during their state wrestling match on Thursday at the Schottenstein Center. Matthew Hatcher/ The Marion Star
River Valley's Austin Winegarner listens to his coaches' advice during their state wrestling match on Thursday at the Schottenstein Center. Matthew Hatcher/ The Marion Star
Fairfield Union's Cody Neece wrestles Canfield's Dominic Cooper Thursday, March 9, 2017, during the Division III Champion Preliminaries during the Individual State Wrestling Tournament at the Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus. Matthew Berry/USA TODAY Network - Ohio
Shelby's Brahm Ginter wrestles Middletown Madison's Gunnar Dawson during the Division III Champion Preliminaries during the Individual State Wrestling Tournament, Thursday, March 9, 2017, at the Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus. Matthew Berry/USA TODAY Network - Ohio
Madison's Carson Speelman wrestles Mentor Lake Catholic's Luke McKeon during the Division III Champion Preliminaries during the Individual State Wrestling Tournament, Thursday, March 9, 2017, at the Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus. Matthew Berry/USA TODAY Network - Ohio
Ashland's Landon Plank wrestles Peninsula Woodridge's Eli Yoho during the Division III Champion Preliminaries during the Individual State Wrestling Tournament, Thursday, March 9, 2017, at the Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus. Matthew Berry/USA TODAY Network - Ohio
Ashland's Matt Taylor wrestles Indian Valley's Adam Lenhoff during the Division III Champion Preliminaries during the Individual State Wrestling Tournament, Thursday, March 9, 2017, at the Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus. Matthew Berry/USA TODAY Network - Ohio
Ashland's Sid Ohl wrestles Granville's Luke Mendicino during the Division III Champion Preliminaries during the Individual State Wrestling Tournament, Thursday, March 9, 2017, at the Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus. Matthew Berry/USA TODAY Network - Ohio
Granville's Alex Eckels wrestles Wauseon's Tony Banister during the Division III Champion Preliminaries during the Individual State Wrestling Tournament, Thursday, March 9, 2017, at the Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus. Matthew Berry/USA TODAY Network - Ohio
Licking Valley's Jake Martinez wrestles New Richmond's Ryan Wolf during the Division III Champion Preliminaries during the Individual State Wrestling Tournament, Thursday, March 9, 2017, at the Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus. Matthew Berry/USA TODAY Network - Ohio
Granville's Keegan Vanmeter attempts to escape from the grasp of Canton South's Khord Moore on March 9 during their Division II 160-pound first-round match at Ohio State's Value City Arena. Matthew Berry/USA TODAY NETWORK-OHIO
Granville's Luke Mendicino wrestles Ashland's Sid Ohl during the Division III Champion Preliminaries during the Individual State Wrestling Tournament, Thursday, March 9, 2017, at the Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus. Matthew Berry/USA TODAY Network - Ohio
Sheridan's Austin Walcott wrestles Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary's Luke Wymer during the Division III Champion Preliminaries during the Individual State Wrestling Tournament, Thursday, March 9, 2017, at the Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus. Matthew Berry/USA TODAY Network - Ohio
Sandusky's Leonard Cooley's lifts New Lexington's Justice Freeman into the air during the Division III Champion Preliminaries during the Individual State Wrestling Tournament, Thursday, March 9, 2017, at the Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus. Matthew Berry/USA TODAY Network - Ohio
New Lexington's Justice Freeman wrestles Sandusky's Leonard Cooley during the Division III Champion Preliminaries during the Individual State Wrestling Tournament, Thursday, March 9, 2017, at the Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus. Matthew Berry/USA TODAY Network - Ohio
Canfield's Georgio Polls lifts Morgan Wesley Pauley into the air before pinning him during the Division III Champion Preliminaries during the Individual State Wrestling Tournament, Thursday, March 9, 2017, at the Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus. Matthew Berry/USA TODAY Network - Ohio
Unioto's Ben Davenport wrestles Upper Sandusky's Noah Clary in the Division II 160lb. class during the State Wrestling Tournament. Michael Lehmkuhle/USA TODAY Netw
Bloom-Carrolls' Blake Wickline wrestles Cloverleaf's Caleb Casso in the Division II 152lb. class during the State Wrestling Tournament. Michael Lehmkuhle/USA TODAY Netw
Fairfield Union's Michael Jude wrestles Western Brown's Eric Altman in the Division II 170lb. class during the State Wrestling Tournament. Michael Lehmkuhle/USA TODAY Netw
River Valley's Mitchell Miracle wrestles Mentor Lake Catholic's Mitchell Skleres in the Division II 132lb. class during the State Wrestling Tournament. Michael Lehmkuhle/USA TODAY Netw
Ashland's Devin Goschinski wrestles Reading's Baden Pinson in the Division II 182lb. class during the State Wrestling Tournament. Michael Lehmkuhle/USA TODAY Netw
Shelby's Devin Williams wrestles Warren Howland's Brandon Matlock in the Division II 285lb. class during the State Wrestling Tournament. Michael Lehmkuhle/USA TODAY Netw
Ashland's Josh Bever wrestles Hamilton Township's Robert Marquez in the Division II 195lb. class during the State Wrestling Tournament. Michael Lehmkuhle/USA TODAY Netw
Madison's LeConte Merrell wrestles Miami Trace's Coby Hughes in the Division II 132lb. class during the State Wrestling Tournament. Michael Lehmkuhle/USA TODAY Netw
Ashland's Rickey Maffett wrestles Gallia Academy's Kaleb Crisenbery in the Division II 145lb. class during the State Wrestling Tournament. Michael Lehmkuhle/USA TODAY Netw
Licking Valley's Addison Fogle wrestles Tiffin Columubian's Caden Blust in the Division II 126lb. class during the State Wrestling Tournament. Michael Lehmkuhle/USA TODAY Netw
Licking Valley's Gunnar Carpenter wrestles Akron Hoban's Lukus Stricker in the Division II 120lb. class during the State Wrestling Tournament. Michael Lehmkuhle/USA TODAY Netw
Granville senior Mathieu Holt raises his hand after winning his first-round match March 9 at Ohio State's Value City Arena. Holt placed sixth in Division II at 182 pounds. Michael Lehmkuhle/The Sentinel
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"It's pretty scary, but I'm glad I didn't give up," Ohl said. "(Mendicino) had one of my legs in the first period, and I had to hold on for about a minute, so that was pretty tiring and probably had something to do with it."
No way did Ohl want to give up the takedown there. Other than Brecksville, he hasn't been taken down all season.
"Normally that wouldn't be a goal," he said. "but that's a big deal for me."
Four still alive for Northmor
Four of Northmor's school-record seven qualifiers in DIII made their way to the second day, led by the Becker siblings.
Junior Conan Becker, a fifth-place medalist in 2016, held on to beat Miami East's Zane Strubler 5-4 at 138, his match coming right on the heels of his freshman brother Conor winning 6-1 over Milton-Union's Jordan Cress at 145.
It can't be easy on their parents when their sons are competing on the sport's biggest stage almost simultaneously.
Northmor's Mathew Ross wrestles Grand Valley's Nathan Rasmussen in the Division III 152lb. class during the State Wrestling Tournament. (Photo: Michael Lehmkuhle/USA TODAY Netw)
"My brother just said something about that ... 'Imagine what they're going through,'" Conor said. "This was a little different than other big tournaments I've been in, looking up and seeing the whole building full. I was a little nervous in the tunnel, but I got it in gear and told myself 'It's go time.'"
Conan said his parents have never mentioned how nerve-wracking it can be as spectators.
"No, but you can tell," he said. "My dad can't watch. He'll walk to the other side of the gym or just walk out. He probably wasn't with anyone (watching) today, but I'm sure he was watching the end of it."
Senior Matthew Ross joined the Beckers in the quarterfinals, rallying from a 4-0 deficit to take the lead on a five-point move and then hanging on to beat Grand Valley's Nathan Rasussen 7-5 at 152.
Northmor's Matthew Ross erases a 4-0 deficit with this 5-point move in his 7-5 win at the state wrestling tournament. Jon Spencer/News Journal
"I just keep wrestling," Ross said. "(Coming from behind) seems to happen a lot with me. I'm more of a 'lucky, get-a-pin' guy than a technical wrestler. I'm more of the 'just keep trying and hope something happens' guy. I either pin quick or come from behind.
"I always get nervous right before I wrestle and then I clear my head. Once I start wrestling, I'm just thinking about trying to win."
Senior three-time qualifier Jakob Neer won't join his three teammates in the quarters, but he did bounce back from his first round loss to win his opening consolation match Thursday night.
Clock no friend of Galion
Two beat-the-clock moves played a big part in Galion's Garrett Kuns (170) and Mason Weldon (285) not advancing to the DIII quarters.
Leading 4-1, Kuns gave up a four-point move right at the end of the first period and couldn't regain momentum in a 7-6 loss to Waynedale's Logan Stanley. Weldon was locked in a scoreless battle with Troy Christian's Seth Douglas when Douglas scored two back points just as time was running out in the second period. Douglas went on to win by pin at 5:08.
"College coaches always talk about how important it is not to get scored on at the end of a period," Galion coach Brent Tyrrell said. "If not for that, Garrett wins his match. He left it all out there on the mat."
Kuns came back to win in the consolations over Johnstown's Northridge Hunter Corbin 5-2, but Weldon was eliminated from the tournament when he got pinned at 2:01 by Tuslaw's Brayden Phillips. Kuns is a senior, but Weldon still has another year to grow from this experience.
"That (opening loss) was the worst we've seen Mason wrestle in a month and a half," Tyrrell said. "He didn't stick to the gameplan. That's why we have a gameplan."
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Global Spirit Racing : Future Racing Vehicle Design by Victor Acuna
Global Spirit Racing is a futuristic racing vehicle design for Terra Prix 2085 design competition. The automotive designer created amazing detailed background story and won the first place in community selection category with this awesome future racing car.
Global Spirit Racing (Design & Story)
This year the big Terra Prix 2085 race, sponsored by Local-Motors brings together a large amount of teams coming out from the most important world mega polis.
The number of registered participants is the largest ever seen in this style of competition, even greater than in the Intercontinental Rally Challenge and the Worldwide Dakar Championship who organize competitions on all continents throughout the year.
The competence and show are guaranteed for both teams and spectators, the invitation has attracted the best IRC and WDC teams. The struggle for victory will be fierce beating by far the toughest rallies seen by man in this century and the previous one, an unprecedented race where only the ones that can achieve a good balance will be able to finish it.
The Global Spirit Racing is a team that spectators has to keep their sights in, because the broad experience of its members has emerged as a favorite to win the 2085 Terra Prix Presented by Local Motors
Designer : Victor Acuna
Team Bio.
Founded in late 2079 by Thomas Butler who was the AP MidTech Motosports team leader and Newad Ein, the Good Gear Barrel Racing Team, former Technical Director.
At the end of their contracts, Newad and Thomas joined forces with other BAE photon motors companies and bought the extinct Northrop Khural Racing team based in the Oriental Aerospace Industries Association (today Mongolia), absorbing its debt, which involved the Northtrop team 2085 Prix Terra participation.
In the Mongolian facilities more than 300 mechanical engineers, designers from around the world belonging to the most important international competitions such as Formula 0g, Rocket Racing League and the IPRF regulated Group "A" are working.
Between 2083 and 2084 the team participated in several IRC races (Intercontinental Rally Challenge) the same that were in the vehicle development toward the Terra Prix 2085 with good results and gathering important information in the Courage C30 development.
Thomas Buttler & Newad Ein Bios
Thomas Butler was born in 2047 in the East Australian region, from an early age he showed an interest in auto racing. At the age of 25, he bought his first vehicle to compete in the powerful
" Group 7" regional races where he achieves the 3rd place overall. A few years after this debut he conquers the 2070 championship becoming the youngest owner/driver to win a regional championship. In the 71 campaign and thanks to its results we enters the continental championship but in the 4th race held at the Surfers Paradise temporary circuit, he suffers a terrible accident that leaves him out for the rest of the season and ending his racing career. After a long rehabilitation he seeks ways to continue close to competitions and then he receives an offer from the American Petroleum Company racing division to develop their IRC project (Intercontinental Rally Challenge) which was adrift after years of not getting the desired results, Thomas MidTech Motorsport is chief of the AP Midtech Motorsports for 6 years, taking the team to two third general classification places and three consecutive championships, the team participated at the same time in the WDC
(Dakar Worldwide Championship) competitions At the end of his contract and together with his friend Newad he founded the Global Racing Team Spirit in order to participate in the Terra Prix 2085.
Newad Ein was born in 2032 in the Central Scotland megalopolis. After finishing his aeronautical studies he decides to seek work in local races but didn't feel challenged because the forbidden regulation that didn't allowed any modifications in the cars. In 2057 he met Ukyo Muroya who offered him work on his Rocket Racing League boat, a competition which was booming at the time thanks to his daring "Street" races that were held in major megalopolis. Newad obtained the 2060 and 2065 championships. In 2066, the Formula OG team "Coperusa" offered him a contract to design their boats. Newad designs achieved great performances unfortunately the team did not have a good budget because it didn't have sponsors and because of it the championship never came. At Newad´s arrival, Coperusa was 10th overall in the constructor's table, but thanks to his great determination they achieved the 4th place overall for three consecutive years. In 2072 and with the IRC growth, the Good Barrel Racing Team signs Newad take charge in their vehicles design and in their debut year they won the constructors' championship and 3rd place in the drivers one.
Vehicle Story.
The first task of Newad in the newly formed GSR was to find a "cheap" way to build a car able to compete in the Terra Prix. Thomas and him knew it was better to save on the chassis and bodywork and leave most the budget to be used in technology development and the support vessel.
The idea was to go to the main megalopolis and look at recycling centers "something" that would work for the car construction and it was during Newad stay in the North American continent mega polis (USA Today) that he found just what he wanted. "It was not planned, it just happened" he later told Speed Week "I was really tired after 7 days of hard searching in that city, so we decided to take some time off and went in groups to a new resort in the area 51, there I met a person who tells me that in Arizona they were to finish the resources rescue excavations * and the search area was very large, so I decided to take a look and after 2 days we found a Micro Factory that belonged to Local Motors "In that place Newad found 10 fuselages in optimal state to be used in the vehicle construction.
Among the things they recovered were 4 tubular chassis (Rally Fighter) a sketching book and a blog. Hiroshi Kojima said, "from the logbook we learned that some one called idesigcars that the fuselages belonged to a secret experimental project made by LM and DARPA. While the purpose of Project Columbia is not described at all." The fuselages were transported to the Oriental Aerospace Industries Association barracks where they quickly started the Courage C30 design and construction.
* After the 2065 California detachment as a result of the San Andreas Fault, the government promoted the mass population migration to the central megalopolis. A year later, a violent climate change created a Sand super storm system that covered the entire state of Arizona. 4 vehicles were used to pass impact and fatigue tests that the IPFR performs to each team, 2 were used as the IRC and WDC development fuselages and the remaining 4 are available for the Terra Prix 2085
The Courage C30 design drastically changed the original fuselage structure since it was split into two modules and give the chassis greater flexibility on rough terrain. Branco Teixeira explains: "The Sketches Book that belonged to someone named Aurel gave us a better idea of how to know the structure and thus make the necessary changes"
The vehicle module A contains the central photon motor that provides electric power to 6 engines mounted on Courage C30 wheels, the front suspension that is integrated into the engine, to drastically reduce the new ad weight they found the solution in the same airplane concept that uses the BAE 400 motor that is directly loaded by the China base space station's
At this moment BAE has 5 stations in orbit providing the photon energy needed for their engines around the world, the use of these is not limited to the transportation industry, because at this time, many hotels and residential developments in the United Arab Emirates, China, India, Mongolia and South Africa use the PH-2600 Deluxe motor line with great results regarding the High Gamma Laser reception that Suntech design for the Courage each plate contains hundreds of nano photovoltaic receptors that move energy through the pipe provided by Indeck. To avoid the aluminum module melting point, Vitro developed a special ceramic lining that conducts heat out of the module by means of multiple frontal "gills". The longitude asymmetric suspension has extra function, by transmitting the electricity generated by the central super-condenser motors located in each wheel.
Module B contains the pilot and navigator cockpit same that is divided by a central anti -roll structure (Roll Hoop), 6 suntech photocells, the cargo area and rear suspension that as the front one carries the energy to the 2 Tesla rear motors mounted on each wheel.
The active independent suspension system serves at the same time as a style Push / Pull Rod suspension. Inside the main structure there are hundreds of fibers that spin, pull or push the suspension arms according to the conducting necessity or the configuration chosen by the pilot during the race. This suspension complex function is the use of smart materials controlled by bioorganic artificial intelligence developed by a group of bio-engineers at the University of Tokyo. "Just imagine how intuitive organisms function such as trees or jellyfish, that is how our suspension works, "said Hiroshi Kojima "But although it gives the pilot great help, the Courage driving depends on your driving skills and intelligence since it is the one who chooses the torque setting, height and stiffness that the car takes at any given time, the IABO only corrects certain deficiencies along the way "This suspension development provides in real time a multitude of configurations depending of the type of terrain it is going through. The suspension is pre charged by GSR with 6 functions, plus 10 extra (5 per driver) in a memory located on the seat terminal so each driver has its own custom made functions.
The Support Craft
"It's like going into Moby Dick!" Gerhard (Hind) Hartmann DW-427 Pilot.
It is true that the support vessels play an important role in this race and with good reason, because without them it would be impossible to cross the 7 continents without leaving the competition with some damage. But what are the important points to cover and have a support boat ready for any eventuality? GSR takes us by the hand to know the DW-427 secrets and main characteristics.
The entire project is based on the measurements provided by Local Motors and IPRF, and to achieve everything necessary to bring DW-427 has a total of 3 floors.
At the fuselage base is the workshop and spare parts warehouse, a GSR vessel of the GSR has the ability to carry a third of the workshop that the GSR has in its headquarters.
Between the first and second floor is the bridge where the crew has access to all information of what is being done on board, under the bridge is the telemetry center were the CTO, CE and CC access all the data obtained in the race, it is one of the most important points of the boat, because it keeps all the vehicle data as well as having a ground panoramic in which you can watch the race at all times.
In the 2nd floor all the crew cabins and kitchen are located. Each cabin has its own bathroom and can accommodate up to 4 persons, in total there are 8 cabins at the crew's disposal at any time.
In the "3rd" floor, which is actually the fuselage top is the "Sky Lounge" that is mounted at the team's paddock arrival and welcome sponsors and special guests in each of the checkpoints, who can enjoy a unique moment during the terraprix stay in each country. It is said that the presentation to sponsors was held in the open in the "Sky Lounge"
To impulse this beast, BAE design a complex hybrid drive that combines the use of fossil fuel and photon energy, i.e. in taking off and landing (vertically) maneuvers, the driver uses fuel and during flight photon energy received from BAE supplying satellites, so the fuel consumption is not a problem during the boat long voyages. Another characteristic is that like in any car, each drive super capacitors that are supplied by Tesla that provide energy to the support vessel all the time.
Crew.
1 – Pilot.
1 – Co-Pilot.
1 – Navigator.
1 – Radar Operator.
2 – Flight Attendants.
26 – Passengers
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Outdoors the hotel boasts a unique Mediterranean terrace and heated outdoor pool, whilst indoors offers cosy lounges and open fires to make guests feel welcome all year round. All 33 bedrooms (which include an impressive 20 suites) are tastefully designed with many boasting log burning stoves, balconies and terraces around the pool as well as large living spaces.
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A Company that has Utilized MT for Big Success
CSOFT International in Language Technology, Translation | January 17, 2017
Machine translation (MT) doesn't have the best reputation. Case in point: Google Translate is one of MT's biggest success stories, but also probably the best-known perpetrator of mistranslations. These days, our first impulse is usually to blame Google Translate for translations like this:
An example of ill-considered translation. Credit: literaryramblings.com
Lost in Translation?
Has everything been lost in translation? Or is progress being made in the machine translation industry?
Google Translate was launched in 2006 as a competitor to free translation services such as BabelFish. Today it has over 500 million users, works across 103 languages, and translates more than 100 billion words every day. Despite its flaws, it provides an invaluable linguistic bridge. For example, during the global refugee crisis, the platform saw a fivefold increase in translations between Arabic and German.
In November 2016, Google made headlines by changing the technology behind its language platform from statistical machine translation (SMT) to neural machine translation (NMT). SMT uses statistical methods and works by detecting patterns in hundreds of millions of documents that have previously been translated by humans, whereas NMT uses "deep learning" to improve accuracy. Deep learning is a branch of machine learning based on a set of algorithms that try to model abstractions in data. After the change, there was an immediate improvement for some language pairs, such as English to Japanese. As a result, Google Translate became a trending topic on Japanese Twitter due to its fairly accurate translations.
Since 2011, Google has had a research arm called Google Brain, which focuses on artificial intelligence technology and in particular on neural networks. Neural networks are digital networks intended to resemble the brain and which are able to learn from experience in a similar manner to the human brain.
Related: Will AI Replace Translators?
Google Brain first achieved fame in 2012 with the publication of their cat paper. This research paper showed how neural networks roughly a billion neurons in size (many times smaller than a human brain, but larger than that of a mouse) had learned to recognize cats, not with programming but through being exposed to images of cats until it learned to recognize one. This same deep learning, cat recognizing technology now powers Google Translate.
Statistical machine translation is often flummoxed by contextual language. Neural machine translation is better at translating full sentences and learning from context and experience.
Translating the Future
The progress machine translation has made in the past decade is inspiring. But you don't have to plug too many sentences into the new Google Translate before you realize there's still some deep learning left to do.
Language is at the heart of being human, and as we know, machines are heartless. Alan Turing, a famous British computer scientist, wrote in 1950 that a benchmark of successful artificial intelligence might be if, throughout a five-minute conversation, a computer could convince a human that the computer was human too. This concept is now called the "Turing test."
To pass this test, a computer would not only need to understand language, but also be sensitive to its nuances and subtleties; essential skills when it comes to translation. Even though a computer program called Eugene Goostman was reported to have passed the Turing test in 2014, human translators will continue to be essential to quality translation for a very long time to come.
For the time being, the companies benefiting the most from machine translation are those which are developing the technology behind it. However, localization companies like CSOFT can leverage these technologies to improve our translators' efficiency and workflow. For now, machine translation alone is not the future of translation – it is, rather, a part of the toolkit we use to provide our customers with industry-leading translation and localization services.
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February's festival is drawing 15 presenters from around the world.
Our connection with horses and the way people and horses can enrich each other's lives will be the focus of next February's Spirit Horse Festival in New Zealand. The festival will draw presenters from New Zealand, the United States, England, Australia, and Russia.
It's no secret that horses have lost much of their utilitarian role in society over the past century, when tractors took their place on pastoral fields, cars replaced them on city streets, and tanks and jets supplanted them on the battlefield.
But, for many, horses have remained a big part of their lives − in their hearts, their hands, and under saddle.
Some horse lovers prefer the dressage ring, others the endurance track, and still others just a pleasant hack down the lane.
While some horses still work in their old roles as cow ponies or drafts, all horses can offer inspiration, a sense of achievement, and boosted confidence.
The festival will explore our connectedness with horses.
Yet, today, a growing number of people are turning to the horse for something even greater − something that we as a species have nearly lost in the industrial age: connection. Connection with nature, connection with other species, and, perhaps, most significantly – connection with ourselves.
Connection is the buzzword of the times. But what does it really mean? For many of the horse-inspired presenters gathering for the second annual Spirit Horse Festival in February, connection means listening to their inner voice. Connection is that subtle dial nature gave us to tune into ourselves and the world around us.
"When we are connected, we use all our senses – sight, hearing, smell, touch, taste – to gauge what is going on around us and scan our bodies to find out what is happening inside," explains Rosemary Wyndham-Jones, founder of the Equine Pathfinders Foundation (EPF) in New Zealand, which hosts the festival to raise money toward the foundation's mission of making equine-assisted learning accessible to all.
"Our senses inform our inner voice and help us to survive each day and to thrive in our lives at large. It is our inner voice that tells us if we are on purpose, following our heart's desire, and leading fulfilling, happy lives."
"Horses have the innate ability to teach us what connection feels like, if only we watch and listen," says Rosemary Wyndham-Jones.
According to Rosemary, a dead-end job, detrimental relationship, or dangerous situation can cause incongruency in our lives, and conflict with our inner voice. When people don't listen – turning back the dial to reduce the noise and ignore our basic needs – they suffer the physical and emotional consequences of disconnect.
"That's where the horses come in," explains Laura Williams, who will travel to New Zealand for the festival from Russia.
Among only a handful of equine-assisted learning professionals in that country, Laura – originally from Colorado – collaborates with her eight equine partners to help Russians live more grounded, purposeful lives.
"Horses model connection. Their bodies – from the very tips of their ears to the bottom of their hooves, all their senses, their gut, and their instincts are always on."
Laura is one of more than 15 presenters from around the world – including New Zealand, the United States, England, and Australia – who will hold sessions and invite audiences to connect with horses at next year's festival, from February 9-11.
Horses are superb catalysts for healing and empowerment, says Geraldine Keith, a clinical psychologist who will be presenting at the festival.
Outside of running the now annual event, organizers Rosemary and Alistar Wait live alongside a herd of 19 equine facilitators at the Dune Lakes Retreat and Horse Inspired Learning Centre west of Auckland.
The Dune Lakes horses and their human partners guide a variety of clients to find their inner voice through horses, leading them to discovery, recovery, and growth of all kinds.
"Horses have the innate ability to teach us what connection feels like, if only we watch and listen," explains Rosemary.
"When we lack connection in our lives, having attained the feeling with a horse, we cannot go back to being disconnected. We begin to seek it, nurture it, within ourselves at first – through awareness and listening to our intuition – and as we become more comfortable in our skins, with people significant in our lives."
New Zealand clinical psychologist Geraldine Keith, who has been practicing for over 35 years and began enlisting horses for her work in 2014, says horses are superb catalysts for healing and empowerment.
Geraldine and her colleague Rob Pliskin, from the United States, will be presenting at the festival on the power of horses to catalyze post-traumatic growth, which refers to the positive personal changes resulting from a person's struggle to deal with trauma and its psychological consequences.
Rob is an EAGALA Advanced Professional who worked as program director at the Equine Pathfinders Foundation. Rob has partnered with horses to help children, youth, and adults find personal strength and healing in places as far apart as northern Israel and the Appalachian counties of Ohio.
"I am humbled to hold space for the horses as they do their healing work with whole, strong, combat veterans nevertheless missing arms and legs; abused men, women, and youth discovering and recovering their hidden beauty; and lifelong foster children longing for a connected life.
"I marvel as the horses lead them from despair, anxiety, and grief to the self-worth, trust, and empathy they get stepping into the world to build new and fruitful relationships."
Connecting humans and horses is at the heart of the mission of the Equine Pathfinders Foundation.
"People are doing so many amazing things together with horses around the world," adds Rosemary.
"The festival is an opportunity for them to come together and support each other. We wanted to create a place where people inspired by horses could share ideas and celebrate the human-horse relationship."
The festival's three days will consist of hands-on workshops and seminars on how to get certified in equine-assisted learning, what people can learn from horses about running a business, liberty horse training, holistic horse care, animal communication, yoga and horses, and more.
Numbers for the festival, held an hour west of Auckland, are limited to 200.
More information: www.spirithorsefestival.org
Equine Pathfinders Foundation also holds complimentary Equine Assisted Learning Showcases on the first Saturday of every month.
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