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Hot Summer Guide
Last year at this time, we were gearing up for a summer of Canada 150 fun. This year, we're back to a more normal summer festival calendar. But there's still plenty of fun to be had in Saskatoon, Regina and the rest of Saskatchewan (a.k.a. The Hinterland).
You can learn more about all the events mentioned here, plus many more, by visiting the Tourism Saskatchewan, Tourism Saskatoon and Tourism Regina webbies. /Gregory Beatty
SaskTel Saskatchewan Jazz Festival
June 22–July 1
This festival includes ticketed and free shows at indoor and outdoor venues. Feature performers are Ben Harper & Charlie Musselwhite, City and Colour, The Flaming Lips, Kamasi Washington, Bonobo, John Butler Trio, Matt Andersen and the Bona Fide, Tom Cochrane with Red Rider, Dee Dee Bridgewater & the Memphis Soulphony, Kellylee Evans, Jerry Douglas Band and Spanish Harlem Orchestra. saskjazz.com
Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan
July 4–Aug. 19
Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan is presenting three plays: the classic tragedy Hamlet, the romantic comedy Merry Wives of Windsor and Titus A. which takes place in Roman times and is reputed to be Shakespeare's most violent play. It's being performed by puppets, but it comes with an advisory for mature audiences only. As in other years, the festival includes an Elizabethan Village and Sir Toby's Tavern. shakespearesask.com
La Fête Fransaskoise
Pike Lake Provincial Park
Most of the activities at this bilingual family-friendly festival are outdoors. They include art and music workshops, ultimate Frisbee, board games, along with daytime and evening concerts featuring Zachary Richard, La Groupe Swing, Etienne Fletcher, Shawn Jobin, Kelly Bado, Chandail de Loupe, Hart Rouge and more. fetefransaskoise.ca
Reggae World Music Festival
Details on this day-long festival were still being ironed out at press time, but it typically features reggae bands along with artists from Indigenous and other cultural backgrounds. The festival will be held at Cosmopolitan Centre. saskatoonreggaefestival.com
Brits By the Bess
Bentley, Jaguar, MG, Rolls-Royce, Mini and Land Rover are some of the vehicle brands that will be represented at this annual showcase hosted by Saskatchewan British Car Club. It goes from 10 a.m.–4 p.m. at the Delta Bessborough. Blimey! It should be a jolly good show! sbcc.ca
Canadian Rugby Championships
This national tournament features teams from across Canada competing in Senior women's, U20 women and U19 men's categories. The tournament is being hosted by Rugby Canada and North Saskatchewan Rugby Union. canadianrugbychampionship.com
A Taste of Saskatchewan
Gourmet grub from 30+ Saskatoon restaurants and local producers is featured, along with chef competitions and Saskatchewan bands spanning the spectrum from country and pop to folk, rock and reggae. So there will be plenty to sink your teeth (and ears) into at Kiwanis Memorial Park. tasteofsaskatchewan.ca
Saskatoon Dragon Boat Festival
Over 1100 rowers take to the South Saskatchewan River in teams of 22 to raise funds for charity by paddling their buns off, while the laziest/least fit crew member beats out time on a drum. The event includes cultural and social activities, with proceeds to Children's Wish Foundation of Saskatchewan and Ronald McDonald House Charities Saskatchewan. facilitymarketing.com
Ganbatte 2018
This anime convention opens with a screening of the Studio Ghibli film Kiki's Delivery Service at Roxy Theatre July 20 at 7 p.m., and then switches to TCU Place with vendor displays, games room, celebrity guests, panel discussions on cosplay and other aspects of anime culture. ganbatte.ca
Battle of the Bunnocks
Stealing a page from Macklin (see below), the Saskatoon & District Kinettes are hosting a one-day bunnock tournament. All the bone-tossing action will be at UMEA Sports Field, and registration deadline for mixed teams of four is June 30. saskatoonkinettes.com
FIBA 3×3 World Tour Masters
This tournament is sanctioned by the International Basketball Federation and will feature three-person teams from various locations in Canada and around the world. It also includes a dunk and shooting contest and other on and off-court entertainment. fiba.basketball/3x3worldtour/2018
Food Truck Wars
This family-friendly festival is being held in the Riversdale neighbourhood. It includes live entertainment, buskers, hot dog, pie and hamburger eating contests, a Saskatchewan's Got Talent Search competition and tons of great food. foodtruckwarsyxe.com
Nutrien Fringe Festival
The festival is creeping up on its 30th anniversary in 2019. So it's certainly a pillar of Canada's fringe community. It's produced by 25th Street Theatre and features over 30 acts from Saskatchewan, Canada and around the world, along with buskers, arts and craft vendors and the YXE Street Eats festival. 25thstreettheatre.org
RibFest
Anyone can season a rack of ribs, throw them on the grill, slather on some sauce, and serve up a respectable meal. But with this festival in Diefenbaker Park you'll be able to sample some truly delectable fare. Throw in children's activities such as a petting zoo and bouncy castle, along with music from Hollywood Persuasion, Brewster and the Roosters, Dukes of Fire and Hot Tamales, and it adds up to a smokin' time. saskatoonribfest.com
Saskatoon Exhibition
There's a kick-off parade Aug. 7 at 10 a.m., and attractions include the spacey tech show Nova, stuntman Mighty Mike, the Silver Starlets female acrobatic troupe and Superdogs. Grandstand acts are Carly Rae Jepsen (Aug. 7), Marianas Trench (Aug. 8), Trace Atkins (Aug. 9), Tim Hicks (Aug. 10), April Wine (Aug. 11) and Crash 'n' Bash Demo Derby (Aug. 12). saskatoonexhibition.ca
World Junior Lacrosse Championship
Teams representing Canada, the United States and the Iroquois play a three-game round-robin at SaskTel Centre followed by a championship final. According to organizers, this is the first time the tournament has been held outside traditional Haudenosaunee territory. sasktelcentre.com
John Arcand Fiddle Fest
Located 10 km southwest of Saskatoon at Windy Acres, this popular fiddle festival includes workshops, concerts, old tyme dances and Métis dance and cultural activities along with children's programming. There's free unserviced camping on site, and both weekend and day passes are available with kids 12 and under admitted gratis. johnarcandfiddlefest.com
Women's Canadian Fast Pitch Championship
This tournament features teams from across Canada. Off-field events are at Gordie Howe Sports Complex, while the games are at Bob Van Impe Stadium and Joe Gallagher Field. softball.ca
FolkFest 2018
With an influx of newcomers from all over the world in the last decade, Saskatoon's multi-cultural reality isn't just limited to festivals — it's on display year-round. Still, FolkFest offers Saskatonians a great opportunity to pull a Jules Verne and tour the world, sampling food, music, dance and bevies from different countries and cultures. saskatoonfolkfest.com
Rock the River
Classic rock takes centre stage at this three-day festival highlighted by Toronto, Nick Gilder & Sweeney Todd and Nazareth (Friday); Lee Aaron, Men Without Hats, Sweet and Little River Band (Saturday); and Prism, Kim Mitchell, Gino Vannelli and Trooper (Sunday). rocktheriversaskatoon.ca
Show & Shine Weekend
Billed as Canada's largest classic car show, this festival celebrates the culture with races, poker rallies and classic rock (courtesy Rock the River). The festival is capped off by the downtown show and shine on Sunday with over 900 vehicles on display. ssw.rock102rocks.com
Having Hope At Home
Aug. 22–Sept. 2
This stage comedy tells the story of four generations of the Bingham family trying to survive on the family farm. Performances run Aug. 22–25 and Aug. 29–Sept. 1 at 7:30 p.m. and Aug. 26 and Sept. 2 at 2 p.m. at the Barn Playhouse (25 km. north of Saskatoon). barnplayhouse.com
Ukrainian Day In The Park
Hosted by Ukrainian Canadian Congress, this popular outdoor festival is in Rotary Park. It includes stage performances by cultural groups, children's activities, a beer garden and (quelle surprise!) food. ukrainiandayinthepark.ca
Nutrien Fireworks Festival
This festival features two evenings of fireworks choreographed to music at River Landing and Friendship Park. There's also live entertainment by different cultural groups, an art and craft market and other activities for children and adults. nutrienfireworksfestival.ca
Heritage Regina Walking Tours
June 30–Aug. 25
These happen every Saturday this summer at 6 p.m. Sometimes, it's a particular neighbourhood that's the focus — its architecture, history and whatnot. Other times, it's a specific event — such as the 1912 Regina Tornado. All in all, sounds like a great summer activity. heritageregina.ca
Cinema Under the Stars
This popular summer evening event takes place on City Square Plaza & Victoria Park, and features screenings of family-friendly Hollywood movies and other activities. Screenings are on July 4, 11, 18, 25 and Aug. 15, 22. reginadowntown.ca
Regina International Fringe Festival
RIFF took a leap forward in 2017 when it doubled in size, presenting 32 performers over seven days. They've scaled things back this year, with 22 acts over five days. But there's the same great mix of local, national and international acts in genres such as comedy, drama, music, magic and dance. So get planning everyone, and see how much theatre you can cram into five days. reginafringe.com
This is a Regina Summer Stage production of the well-known Broadway/Hollywood musical set during the heyday of gangsters and molls in the Roaring Twenties. There are evening performances at the Performing Arts Centre on July 11–14 at 7:30 p.m., and a matinee July 15 at 2 p.m. reginasummerstage.com
Country Thunder Saskatchewan
Even if country music isn't your cup of hooch (so to speak) there's no shortage of other fun activities to keep you busy including Pokémon Go, calligraphy, bird-watching, nude yoga and — relax, I'm kidding! Headline acts are Big & Rich and Clay Walker (Thursday), Dierks Bentley and Chris Janson (Friday), Chris Young and Dean Brody (Saturday) and Luke Bryan and Midland (Sunday). countrythunder.com/sk
Secret Gardens Tour
This New Dance Horizons fundraiser involves self-guided daytime and evening tours of private gardens. Small-scale dance performances are part of the fun too. The gardens are open July 13 7:30–10:30 p.m., July 14 10 a.m.–4 p.m. & 7:30–10:30 p.m., and July 15 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Early bird pricing in effect until June 30. newdancehorizons.ca
The Trial of Louis Riel
July 19–21, 26–28, Aug. 2–4
History portrayed Métis leader Louis Riel as a traitor for his role in the Northwest Resistance in 1885. But today, many people see him as a champion of Indigenous rights in the colonial era. This play by John Coulter, which is celebrating its 51st season, is based on court transcripts from Riel's treason trial. Venue is the Royal Saskatchewan Museum. rielcoproductions.com
CariSask
Details of this annual festival were still be finalized at press time. But it involves a celebration of food, music, dance and fashion from the Caribbean region. The festival is in Wascana Centre near the Legislature, so hopefully the weather will cooperate to create a sweet Caribbean vibe. carisaskregina.com
ReginaCadabra
This festival debuted in 2017, and will be running again this year. It features a range of complimentary and ticketed performances by local and touring magicians and mentalists geared to audiences from children to adults to seniors. reginacadabra.ca
Sask Soul Fest
This day-long festival includes classes on yoga and meditation, along with presentations on health and well-being, live entertainment and a vendor showcase. Sask Soul Fest will be in Wascana Centre. sasksoulfest.com
Queen City Ex
The fair runs Aug. 1–5, but the fun starts on July 31 with an evening parade along Dewdney Ave. and Broad St. followed by fireworks at Wascana Centre. Grandstand headliners are Kip Moore (Aug. 1), Arkells (Aug. 2), Burton Cummings and Band (Aug. 3), Regina Symphony Orchestra performing "Prince and the King of Pop" (Aug. 4) and Craig Morgan (Aug. 5). evrazplace.com
In addition to the ticketed main stage shows in Victoria Park, there are free daytime concerts and workshops on Saturday and Sunday. Feature acts include Walk Off the Earth, Michael Franti & Spearhead, Neko Case, Bruce Cockburn, Tanya Tagaq, Shakey Graves, DJ Shub and The Deep Dark Woods. reginafolkfestival.com
Regina International Film Festival
This festival celebrates Canadian and International short and feature-length films in diverse genres (documentary, animation, etc) that depict different world cultures and help promote understanding between them. Includes screenings and an awards gala with a jury headed by Indian actor/director Nandita Das. riffa.ca
Regina Horticultural Society Garden Festival
Not everyone has the skill-set or patch of land that you need to grow plants for beauty and food. Regina Horticultural Society members, though, know their way around a garden. So you can expect some impressive displays at this annual showcase at Victoria Square Shopping Centre. reginahortsociety.ca
The Canadian Open is a mid-tier event on the PGA tour. But for the LPGA, with $2.25 million USD in prize money, it's a big deal, so you can expect most of the top women golfers in the world to tee up at Wascana Country Club. That includes Canadian stars such as Brooke Henderson and Alena Sharp, and American and International golfers like Sung Hyun Park, Lexi Thompson, Lydia Ko and Michele Wie. cpwomensopen.com
Symphony Under the Sky
The Regina Symphony Orchestra kicks off its 110th season with this concert at Motherwell Homestead near Abernethy. Starting at 10 a.m., there will be family activities at the historic farm, with an opening set by a Saskatchewan artist t.b.a. at 2 p.m. That will be followed by the RSO under conductor Gordon Gerrard. Concert goes rain or shine. reginasymphony.com
Summer Bash
This family-friendly event in Fairchild Park (Harbour Landing) starts with a movie on Aug. 25 at 5 p.m., followed by a broadcast of the Rider vs. Lions game from Vancouver at 7 p.m. On Aug. 26, there's children's activities and games, stage performances, an ice cream eating contest, free BBQ and a craft/trade show. summerbash.ca
Great Saskatchewan Mustard Festival
Saskatchewan produces three-quarters of all mustard grown for export, so we're basically the mustard capital of the world. This event, with live entertainment and children's activities, sees local culinary creators dream up ways of using mustard as more than just a condiment. mustardfest.org
Regina Dragon Boat Festival
A long-standing Labour Day tradition, this festival features over 50 teams of rowers representing local businesses and organizations who will compete for glory on the mighty Wascana. There's also live music, food and other cultural entertainment. reginadragonboat.com
This classic rock festival is being held outdoors in Wascana Centre. The bill includes such legends as Cheap Trick, Trooper, Nick Gilder & Sweeney Todd, Chilliwack, Harlequin and Platinum Blonde. shakethelakeregina.ca
THE HINTERLAND
Country at the Creek
Big River / June 21–23
This festival kicks off with an evening beer garden on June 21, then on Friday and Saturday there are full days of music. Friday headliners include Brock Andrews, Shantaia Poulin, Roland Corrigal and Marty Grambo. Saturday, there's Trevor Panczak, Chris Henderson, Gun Hills Royal and Trick Ryder. countryatthecreek.ca
Long Day's Night Music Festival
Swift Current / June 21–24
This festival shares billing with the Windscape Kite Festival (windscapekitefestival.ca) which sees over 40 professional kite flyers test their mettle against Saskatchewan's notorious winds. Musical headliners include The Dead South (June 21), The Harpoonist & the Axe Murderer and The Moon Runners (June 22), Five Alarm Funk and The Steadies (June 23) and Terra Lightfoot (June 24). longdaysnight.ca
Southern Prairie Railway
Ogema / June 21–Sept. 30
Billed as Saskatchewan's first tourist railway, the SPR offers weekend excursions throughout the summer from a refurbished 1912 CPR station aboard a 1945 diesel locomotive with a 1922 Pullman passenger car, a 1925 baggage car and a caboose. southernprairierailway.com
Danceland
Manitou Beach / June 21–Oct. 20
With its famed horse hair-supported floor, Danceland is a Saskatchewan landmark. Throughout the summer, it hosts regular dances featuring live music in genres such polka, country, ballroom and rock 'n' roll. danceland.ca
Summer Solstice D'Ete Festival
Gravelbourg / June 22–23
Yes, it's true, we reached peak daylight on June 21. But we've still got several months before we have to start worrying about winter. The line-up for this multicultural festival includes Aces Wyld, Val Halla and Justin LaBrash — oh yeah, and reptiles, courtesy of the Saskatchewan Reptile Show. summersolsticefestivaldete.com
Prairie Sky Outfitters Jamboree
Rosetown / June 23
This jamboree starts at 7:30 p.m. and includes music by Codie Prevost, Bailey Imlach and Ebani Audrey DeBussac. Proceeds support youth sports initiatives. psoutfitters.ca
Viscount / June 23
This evening event is being held at barefoot earth farm near Viscount. Musical guests are Kirby Criddle, Moonshine Misses and Mahogany Frog. BYOB, but food and beer will be available for purchase. The $15 gate admission includes a camping option.
Fort Walsh National Historic Site
Maple Creek / June 23–Aug. 25
Fort Walsh kicks of its 2018 season on June 23 with the Rotgut Run which features a foot race through the rolling terrain of Cypress Hills. Fort Walsh has a new visitor centre, and every Saturday there's family-friendly activities that recall the life of a North West Mounted Police officer. pc.gc.ca/en/lhn-nhs/sk/walsh
Claybank Heritage Day
Claybank / June 24
Built in 1914, the Claybank Brick Plant is a national historic site. When you visit, you'll learn all about making bricks from clay. Hell, they might even give you a shovel and put you to work in the pit for a couple of hours — okay, that's not likely to happen, unless you're being a brat! You will get a tour of the pit and factory, though, plus bake bread in an outdoor brick oven. claybankbrick.ca
Artists In Bloom
Parkside / June 24
This one-day festival is at a heritage nursery in the Shellbrook area, and sees artists and crafters create installations that incorporate references to lilies. Then on July 15 there's another floral festival called "Lilies In Bloom at Honeywood". honeywood-lilies.ca
Frontier Days
Swift Current / June 28–July 1
The fair features a midway, professional rodeo, Canada Day parade, fireworks, kids pedal tractor pull and both heavy and light horses. Grandstand entertainment includes Bobby Wills and James Barker Band (June 30) and Keith Sayers FMX Motocross Thrill Show (July 1). And don't forget the Watermelon Festival at the Mennonite Heritage Village on July 22. swiftcurrentex.com
Hogfest
Englefeld / June 30–July 2
A ham supper and dance is an always a highlight of this annual festival, but there are also ball games, fireworks, a parade and children's carnival. englefeld.ca
Doukhobor Dugout House
Blaine Lake / July 1–29
At this national historic site, costumed interpreters recount the settlement history of Russian Doukhobors and offer guided tours every Saturday in July at 11 a.m., 1 and 3 p.m. On July 7, there will be a special day of events on the theme Voyage: Come Sail with Us. doukhobordugouthouse.com
Fireside Chats, Stories & S'More
Grasslands National Park / July 1–Aug. 25
Friday evenings the Frenchman Valley and Rock Creek campgrounds host family activities such as geo-caching, kayaking and black-footed ferret-spotting. On July 28, there's the Grasslander Classic which has kayaking on the Frenchman River and an evening concert with Guy & the Fellas and Buck$hot. Then Aug. 15–19, there's Fossil Fever where you can go on a dig with paleontologists and attend the Badlands Blast on Aug. 18. parkscanada.gc.ca/grasslands
Motherwell Homestead
Abernethy / July 1–Aug. 25
Built in 1882, this national historic site includes a stone house and classic red wood barn, and offers visitors a chance to learn about farm life in pioneer times. On July 1, there's a Canada Day celebration. On Aug. 11, people will have the chance to bind and stook wheat with staff and do other fun activities. pc.gc.ca/lhn-nhs/sk/motherwell
Multiple Venues / July 1–Aug. 31
Organized by galleries in Regina, Saskatoon and other locales, Roadside Attractions involves the display of public art in different spots in Saskatchewan. Over 20 artists are featured, including Joi Arcand, Heather Benning & Tim Moore, Alison Norlen, Lionel Peyachew and Mary Longman. skroadsideattractions.com
Fort Battleford National Historic Site
Battleford / July 1–Sept. 3
Daily throughout the summer, this national historic site offers visitors the opportunity to step back in time to the 1880s by participating in various activities that recall the life of a North West Mounted Police officer (including firing a freaking cannon!). pc.gc.ca/en/lhn-nhs/sk/battleford
Maple Creek / July 6–7
The entertainment for this festival was still being finalized at press time, but organizers promise a weekend filled with art, history, music, shopping and food in Maple Creek's historic downtown. maplecreek.ca
All Folk'd Up
Montmarte / July 6–8
Held in Kemoca Regional Park, this three-day family-friendly festival features Francophone and English acts. Performers include Nice Horse, Chris Buck Band, Johnny McCuaig Band and Whale And The Wolf. allfolkedup.net
Gospel Jamboree
Love / July 6–8
The line-up for the 30th annual gospel festival is definitely righteous. It includes Frazier Valley Quartet, Mighty Power Singers, The Victory Men Quartet, Eliana Singers, Sonia Noble, Mary Jane & Joe Eichler and Anita Pearce. 306-276-2579
Station Arts Centre
Rosthern / July 6–Aug. 5
This summer's production is Marie Beth Badian's comedy Prairie Nurse about two Filipino nurses who come to rural Saskatchewan in the 1960s to work. There are performances Wednesday through Saturday at 8 p.m., and matinees Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at 2 p.m. Pre-show lunch and dinner are available on select dates, but you need to advance book. stationarts.com
Saskatoonberry Festival
Mortlach / July 7
The festival tagline used to be "over 3000 people with purple teeth can't be wrong". Now, it's 5000. So it's obviously growing in popularity. In addition to all sorts of saskatoon berry treats, there are family-friendly activities and music by Megan Nash, The Tilted Kilts, Random Honesty and Chris & Marianne Webber. mortlach.ca
Berry Jam Musical Festival
Kincaid / July 7
This one day festival includes children's activities, a farmers' market/trade show, u-pick orchard, pie contest and music by Red Moon Rood, Glenna Switzer and Larry Krause. bouvierberrybasket.com
Regina Beach / July 7–8
This is the new on the calendar. Artists who paint/draw are invited to spend the day creating work in the great outdoors. The art-making happens July 7 between 9 a.m.–4 p.m., with a reception and sale at Elsie Scherle Gallery later that day and on July 8. lastmountainlakeculturalcentre.ca
Spirit of Manitou Studio Trail
Manitou Beach / July 7–8
Artisans from Manitou Beach, Meachem, Watrous and the Viscount area open their studios to display handmade furniture, jewelry, ceramics, fabric art and more. spiritofmanitou.ca
Moosomin & District Rodeo
Moosomin / July 7–9
Not to be confused with Moose Jaw, Moosomin is a town of around 2500 on Hwy #1 near the Manitoba border. This year, the rodeo is celebrating its 25th anniversary. There's fun to be had for the whole family, including dances on Friday and Saturday night. moosomin.com
World Junior Men's Softball Championships
Prince Albert / July 7–15
This tournament will see 12 to 14 junior men's teams from global hotbeds of softball compete for supremacy. Games will be held at Max Power Ball Park. wbsc.pointstreaksites.com
Old Home Week
Preeceville / July 8–14
Preeceville is at the headwaters of the Assiniboine River. I know that because that's the town motto. Highlights of this week-long homecoming include a bread-baking demo at the local heritage museum, a ball tournament, rodeo, and open air dance. townofpreeceville.ca
Canora in Bloom
Canora / July 8–15
Get your blossom on and watch the pollinators in action at this celebration of floral beauty. Includes a golf tournament, teen movie nights, an old tyme picnic and a one-day music festival headlined by Kim Mitchell. canora.com
Colonial Days Fair
Lloydminster / July 11–14
This annual celebration of the old West includes a midway, chuckwagon races, a demolition derby, monster trucks, livestock events, petting zoo and grandstand. Performers include: Snake Oil (July 11), Hunter Brothers (July 12), Trooper (July 13) and George Canyon (July 14). lloydexh.com
Souris Valley Theatre
Estevan / July 11–Aug. 18
Two plays are on the bill. The first, which runs July 11–21, is Lee Minogue's Homecoming about a city-living son who returns to the family farm when his parents consider retirement. Then Aug. 8–18, the theatre presents the world premiere of Maureen Ulrich's musical comedy Pirate Heart which is inspired by swashbuckling tales of pirates. sourisvalleytheatre.ca
Summer Chautauqua Festival
Swift Current / July 12–14
This festival recreates the atmosphere of travelling shows from the 1920s that entertained prairie communities in the vaudeville tradition. Plays this year are The Wild Dog Waits on the Concrete Path (July 12 at 2 & 7 p.m.), Fire in the Meth Lab (July 13 at 7 p.m. and July 14 at 9 p.m.), Mother's Apron (July 13 at 9 p.m. and July 14 at 7 p.m.) and Smilin' Rylan (July 13–14 at 2 p.m.) lyrictheatre.ca
Motif Multicultural Festival
Moose Jaw / July 13–15
Similar to FolkFest, this festival is dedicated to celebrating cultural diversity in the Band City. Motif is hosted by the Moose Jaw Multicultural Council, and is held in Happy Valley Park. Music, food, dance and drink are all on the travel itinerary. motiffestival.com
Vintage Power Machines Threshing Festival
Prince Albert / July 14–15
This event includes a pancake breakfast, threshing, log-sawing, blacksmith and farrier demonstrations, along with vintage tractor pulls and heavy horses. 306-980-8340
Homesteader Hey Days
Shell Lake / July 17–19
This year's fair is highlighted by an outdoor performance of When We Came West by Upsidedown Productions. There's also a parade, BBQ, outdoor movie night, volleyball, arm wrestling and horse shoe tournaments and music by Saskie & Daryl. 306-427-2272
Old Tyme Dancing
Indian Head / July 18
Another great opportunity to step back in time with a dance in the loft of the historic Bell Barn with music by Ron and Sandra Rudoski, a cold buffet and other refreshments. And don't forget the annual Bell Barn Horse Fair on Aug. 19 from 1–5 p.m. bellbarn.ca
Ness Creek Music Festival
Big River / July 19–22
Saskatchewan's original eco-friendly festival offers a great chance to commune with nature in the boreal forest. Acts this year include The Sadies, The Dead South, Megan Nash, The Garrys, Wolf Willow, Big Dave McLean, Mob Bounce, Crooked Creek, This Way North, Jerry Leger & the Situation, Kobo Town and Hooded Fang. Both weekend and day passes are available. nesscreek.com
Saskatchewan Festival of Words
Dedicated to the written and spoken word, this festival includes poetry, fiction and non-fiction authors, along with film screenings, musical performances and workshops geared to children and adults. Presenters include Katherena Vermette, Tom Wayman, Karl Subban, Heather O'Neill, Tanya Talaga, Trevor Herriott and Louise Bernice Halfe and Dave Margoshes. festivalofwords.com
Boomtown Days & Stampede
Shaunavon / July 19–22
The theme of this annual community celebration is School Days. Events include a kiddies parade, rodeo cabaret, garden tour and street bingo. shaunavon.com
PolkaFest
Assiniboia / July 20–21
This polka blowout features an air-conditioned hall and floating hardwood floor, with music by Leon Ochs and Len Gadica. Aberdeen hosts a polkafest the next weekend (July 27–28) with music by Leon Ochs & The Gold Tones. Other polkafests include Rouleau (Aug. 4–5), St. Walburg (Aug. 11) and Prince Albert (Aug. 24–26).
Sandy Creek Gospel Jamboree
Mortlach / July 20–23
Get your gospel groove on at this jamboree at Besant Campground. Feature acts include The Pilkey Sisters, The Daae Family, Bobby Bowen Family Band, Prairie Joe, Blue Collar Harmony Boys and The Petersons. scgj.ca
Children's Festival
Waskesiu / July 21
Organizers promise an action-packed day of child-friendly activities such as face-painting, balloon artists and crafts at Prince Albert National Park. So good luck to all the parents and caregivers who attend with their charges. waskesiulake.ca
RuBarb Productions
Moose Jaw / July 21–Aug. 18
Three productions are in the pipeline. One is the western Canada premiere of the musical comedy Sunshine Sketches of a Little Town based on Stephen Leacock's 1912 satiric novel. The second is the Disney musical Mary Poppins (which is getting a reboot this December, btw, with Emily Blunt in the title role). Finally, there's the musical The Yellow Brick Road based on The Wizard of Oz. rubarb.ca
Hilltop Sheepdog Trial
Mankota / July 26–29
A must-attend event for anyone who's a fan of the old Chuck Jones cartoon featuring Ralph E. Wolf and Sam Sheepdog — although I don't think wolves and sheepdogs are part of the competition. Instead, handlers work mostly with Border Collies to guide sheep through a course. hilltoptrial.com
International Street Performer Festival
North Battleford / July 27–28
This festival livens up the streets of North Battleford as a bizarre assortment of clowns, acrobats, musicians, face painters, balloon sculptors and magicians entertain children and adults alike — earning applause and cash in the process, in the true busker tradition. nbstreetfest.com
Farmfest
Willow Bunch / July 27–29
This festival celebrates its 11th year in 2018. Included are workshops, children's activities, hayrides and performances by Prairie Comeau, Suzie Vinnick, Les Barricades, Adrina Turenne, La Raquette à claquettes, Annette Campagne, Hart Rouge, Connie Kaldor and Folle Avoine. farmfesterreferme.ca
Gateway Festival
Bengough / July 27–29
Gateway is located near the Big Muddy Badlands — which with all their gullies and ridges and outlaw lore, certainly live up to their name. Line-up highlights include The Kentucky Headhunters, Kathleen Edwards, Big Sugar, Yukon Blonde, John K. Samson, Elliott Brood, William Prince, Steven Page, Terra Lightfoot, Megan Nash, Belle Plaine, Poor Nameless Boy and Ellen Froese. gatewayfestival.com
Eastend / July 27–29
This annual celebration has a Wild West theme. That's okay, I guess, but what really sets it apart is that it offers a chance to visit the T-Rex Discovery Centre. It's home to Scotty the T. rex, which was recently added to Saskatchewan's Official Emblems & Honours Act as the province's official fossil. So yeah, she's kind of a big deal. townofeastend.com
Tralapa Festival
Tramping Lake / July 27–29
This festival features a mix of live music and sports with free mini golf and slo-pitch and beach volleyball tournaments. Musical guests include The Lazys, The Wild!, Bombargo, The Pistolwhips, Highkicks and The Dirt Rich Band. tralapafestival.com
Riverhurst Bean Festival
Riverhurst / July 28
This is also new on the calendar. It's inspired by the growing importance of pulse crops in Saskatchewan, and has an industry angle with buyers, producers and product vendors. There are also culinary experts who will offer tips on cooking pulses, and various social events including a 4H Children's Rootin' Tootin' Round-Up. I'm sure a farting good time will be had by all. riverhurst.ca
Three Island Paddle & Music Festival
Prince Albert National Park / July 28
Organizers promise a memorable day of music and fun at Hanging Hearts Lakes. So polish up those paddles everyone and get ready to rock 'n' row. Don't forget the Beach Bums Ball on Aug. 4 in Waskesiu (19+ only). Then for art lovers, there's the Waskesiu Art Fest on Aug. 17–19. waskesiumarina.com
Bow Valley Jamboree
Oxbow / July 28
Held in the picturesque Souris River valley, this one-day festival features some top-notch musical talent including The New Montagues, Downwind, Val Halla, The Oral Fuentes Band, Call Me Mildy, Coal Creek Station and Method 2 Madness. bowvalleyjamboree.org
Brickspo
Hosted by the Western Development Museum and SLUG (Saskatchewan LEGO Users Group), this sixth annual event showcases LEGO creations both large and small by many skilled builders. wdm.ca/mj.html
12-40 & Beyond: An Adventure in Rural Life
Blaine Lake / July 28–29
Self-guided tour of the Blaine Lake, Marcelin, Leask and Hafford area. There are 14 venues including orchards, artist studios, antique museums, grain elevators and a blacksmith shop. 12-40andbeyond.com
Prince Albert / July 31–Aug. 4
Starts with a parade, ends with fireworks, with a bunch of midway rides, livestock shows, chuckwagon races, trade shows and live music sandwiched in between. paexhibition.com
Frenchman River Gospel Jam
Shaunavon / Aug. 2–5
Offers a blend of gospel and country music, with ticketed evening shows and free daytime stages. Feature acts include The Oak Ridge Boys, The Petersons, The Nelons, Catherine Lewans Band, Canada's Double Portion and Trudel Family Band. frgj.ca
World Bunnock Championship
Macklin / Aug. 3–5
In the 120+ years the Summer Olympics have been held, 42 sports have been part of the quadrennial competition. Not all at the same time, obviously, as the Olympic Committee is always adding and deleting sports to keep au courant. Strange as it seems, bunnock has never been part of the Olympics — which seems like a huge missed opportunity to me. Oh well, at least fans still get to enjoy elite bunnock action at this annual $40,000 tournament. 306-753-2256
Summer Slam
Raymore / Aug. 3–5
Summer isn't the only thing that will be slammed at this festival. To begin with, there are all the hits and homers that are going to be "slammed" at slow pitch games. Then there's all the booze that will be slammed before and after games. Headliners on the music side include Brody Siebert, Brock Andrews, Chris Henderson, Chad Brownlee and Codie Prevost. raymoresummerslam.ca
Electric Sky Festival
Big River / Aug. 3–5
This is the debut of a new electronic music festival held on the Ness Creek site in the boreal forest. The line-up includes JFB, Matt the Alien, The Gaff, Kytami, Thor, Kloves, Freddy J and Woofax. Includes a mix of daytime nature and nighttime dance events. electricsky.ca
Mid Summer's Art Festival
Fort Qu'Appelle / Aug. 4
This outdoor festival is held annually at "the Fort". Visual and performing arts, along with children's activities, buskers and a micro-brewery beer garden are all part of the fun. Guest musicians include Terri Anne Strongarm, Brian Baggett, MYLA, Walbaum Family, Kara Golemba and Ken Hamm. 306-332-1442
Threshermen's Show & Seniors' Festival
Yorkton / Aug. 4–5
Hosted by the Western Development Museum and other partners, this festival includes threshing, stooking and sawmill demos, along with an antique car show and gas tractor competition. wdm.ca/yk/threshermensshow.htm
Living Skies Come Alive
Moosomin / Aug. 4–5
Nature provides Saskatchewan with some spectacular vistas tied to sunrises, sunsets and storms. With this annual Saskatchewan Day fireworks festival at Moosomin Lake Regional Park, organizers give nature a run for its money. There's also live daytime entertainment from Sask Express, Shifty Morgan and Stuck on Red. moosominregionalpark.com
Wow Manitou!
Manitou / Aug. 5
Day-long festival celebrating poetry, songwriting, storytelling and other forms of literary expression. Co-hosted by Little Manitou Art Gallery and Tonight It's Poetry. littlemanitouartgallery.com
Summer Star Party
Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park / Aug. 8–13
This annual orgy of celestial viewing takes place in Cypress Hills Dark Sky Preserve. This year's gathering coincides with the Perseid meteor shower which will peak on Aug. 12–13. In addition to nighttime observing sessions, there are daytime lectures and other family-friendly astronomical activities. sssp.saskatoon.rasc.ca
Saskatchewan Premier's Walleye Cup
Nipawin / Aug. 10–11
Will newly minted premier Scott Moe attend, I wonder? This live release angling competition is named after the office he holds, after all. If he does show, he'll join 150 plus teams who will be vying for over $125,000 in cash and prizes. Money is also raised to support lake conservation and development of lake facilities. sites.google.com/site/premierswalleyecup
Old Wives Lake Festival
Moss Bank / Aug. 10–11
Twice in recent history, in 1937 and 1988, Old Wives Lake actually dried up after several years of drought. I'm not sure what the water level is these days, but the lake is home to an international shorebird sanctuary so hopefully it's good. This festival includes a pancake breakfast, museum tours, historic bus tours, a chili cook off, golf tournament and cabaret. mossbank.ca
Heritage Village Days
Weyburn / Aug. 10–11
This two-day festival commemorating the history of Weyburn and area includes guided tours of a Heritage Village along with blacksmithing, ice cream/butter-making and sheep herding demonstrations. The Weyburn Wheat Festival is also on, so it promises to be a busy weekend in the Opportunity City. weyburn.ca
Cochin Days
Cochin / Aug. 10–12
Hosted by the resort community of Cochin, which is nestled between Murray and Jackfish Lakes near the Battlefords, this festival includes slo-pitch, beach volleyball and horse shoe tournaments, a sand castle competition and a spaghetti-eating contest. cochin.ca
Dog Patch Music Festival
Loon Lake / Aug. 10–12
Get your loon on at this art and music fest in the beautiful boreal forest. Musical guests include Crooked Creek, Valdy, 100th Meridian, Jordan Welbourne, A Rancher's Son, Whale and the Wolf and Dirty & the Perks. dogpatchmusicfest.com
North Battleford / Aug. 11–12
Hosted by the Western Development Museum, this event celebrates pioneer life in the 1920s with vintage autos, light and heavy horse demonstrations, antique farm equipment and live entertainment. wdm.ca/nb.html
Cherry Sunday
Bruno / Aug. 12
Hopefully growing conditions will cooperate this summer, so if you attend you'll be able to sample all sorts of cherry treats (dwarf sour cherry treats, to be precise) from sundaes and elephant ears to smokies and special sauces. You can even stop by the u-pick orchard. Yum! cherrysunday.ca
North West Territorial Days
The Battlefords / Aug. 15–17
Hosted by Battlefords Agricultural Society, this fair has been held since 1887. It opens with a parade on Aug. 14 at 7 p.m., and features a midway, chuckwagon races, livestock shows and demolition derby. Other attractions include Little Ray's Reptile Zoo, Trapeze Le Voltigeur and Superdogs. agsociety.com
Canadian Horseshoe Championships
Whitewood / Aug. 15–18
"Close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades" is a famous saying. Well, there won't be any grenades at this national gathering of 'shoe flingers, but as far as distance goes, Whitewood is relatively close, so it's the perfect opportunity for fans and newbies of the sport to check it out. horseshoecanada.ca
Northern Lights Bluegrass & Old Tyme Music Festival
Big River / Aug. 17–19
This festival is preceded by a music camp from Aug. 13–17. Then there's three days of bluegrass and old tyme country with The Barrel Boys, Spencer Branch, South Carolina Broadcasters, Ben and Joe, The Osmond Davis Band, Shaela Miller Band, Rugged Little Thing and the Creeland Dancers. northernlightsbluegrass.com
Saskatchewan's Outback KCRA Rodeo
Carrot River / Aug. 18–19
In addition to the rodeo action, there's Flavours of the Outback, a cruise night and an outdoor concert by Brad Johner and Band. Don't forget, too, the Carrot River Valley Studio Trail happens Aug. 17–19, with the opportunity visit artist studios in the area. 306-862-8573
Waskesiu Lakeside Festival
Prince Albert / Aug. 24–26
This three-day festival is in the national park and offers a mix of music, family programming, aquatic activities and buskers. The main stage line-up was still being firmed up at press time, but it typically features some top Saskatchewan talent. Then Sept. 7–9 Waskesiu hosts the 15th annual Reel Rave Festival with screenings of six films at Twin Pines Cinema. waskesiulake.ca
Wild Blueberry Festival
St. Walburg / Aug. 25
Tame blueberries are boring, right? For the true berry experience you need to channel your inner Lou Reed and take a walk on the wild side. And that's what this festival offers, with a chance to savour all sorts of blueberry treats along with fun activities such as a street fair and a car and bike show. stwalburg.com
Manitou Music Fest
Manitou Beach / Sept. 2
The line-up for this one-day festival was still in the works at press time, but with backing from the Saskatchewan Arts Board and SaskCulture, you can bet some top-notch talent will be hitting the stage. littlemanitouartgallery.com
Duck Derby
Lumsden / Sept. 3
This family-friendly celebration includes a parade, arts and craft sale, and music by Little Chicago Blues, Radio Silence, The Project with Morgan Mayer and The Breakdown. Oh yeah, there's also a big net holding 25,000 rubber ducks. When the starter's pistol sounds, the ducks drop into the Qu'Appelle River, where the current carries them downstream with prizes awarded to the top finishers. duckderby.ca


Abstract: High-dimensional data have taken center stage in current statistical research with the increased ability to collect and store massive amount of data. In addition, much of these data have complex structure in the form of functions, images, and so on. This presentation describes my research on two aspects of this problem. The first is on variable selection methods that are computationally efficient and have theoretical properties under high dimensional settings. The method we propose is based on a hierarchical model that places prior distributions on the regression coefficients, similar to the well-known spike and slab priors. A distinct feature of our model is that the prior distributions are sample-size dependent through which appropriate shrinkage of the coefficients is achieved. We establish strong model consistency of the proposed method, i.e., the probability of selecting the true model goes to one even when the number of covariates is exponentially large relative to the sample size. Computations are straightforward as the posterior sampling requires Gibbs sampling involving only standard distributions. The second problem develops new notions of functional depth for simultaneous inference with functional data. Specifically, the depth metrics are used to identify 100(1 - a) percent of the "deepest" sample functions, which are then used to construct simultaneous confidence bands for the underlying function of interest. We propose two notions of depth based on ranking the sample functions and study the associated properties, including asymptotic coverage. Applications of the techniques to parametric polynomial regression as well as infinite-dimensional problems will be described.


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CARMEN SALAS GONZÁLEZ
From Monday, 16 January 2023 to Monday, 23 January 2023
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Carmen Salas is a journalist, freelance proofreader and writer from Barcelona who has been living in Andorra for more than six years. She works at El Periòdic d'Andorra, a job she combines with editing medical articles and writing. Journalism and literary creation are her two great passions. In the past, she has worked both in the media and in press departments. As a writer, she has published "Dime con quien trabajas y te diré con quien te acuestas" (Plaza&Janés), an essay on sexual relations in the workplace, and has also participated in the collective book "Que la vida iba en serio, relatos sobre una época en la que todo cambia" (Martínez Roca). In addition, she has won and been a finalist in several poetry awards. She is now working on her second collection of poems, as well as her first novel
I am working on my first novel, a female-themed project in which, through the lives of three generations of women from the same family and through their family and professional lives, the reader will see how their room for action has changed in terms of freedoms and rights, but also how there are still many aspects to be improved in some of the roles developed, such as maternity. I am now immersed in the research and writing of the first manuscript, and I would use the residency to do a review and second draft in order to present it for publication at the end of 2023.
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Dr. Krugman deliberately infected mentally disabled children who were confined at Willowbrook School (NY) with hepatitis B. The school housed 6,000 children in abominable conditions. In one experiment, children were fed excrement containing live hepatitis B virus. In another experiment children were injected with live hepatitis virus in an effort to deliberately infect the children with hepatitis in order to learn about different viruses that caused hepatitis and to find a preventive vaccine. Participation in the study was a condition for admission to institution. This infamous experiment was funded by the US Army and approved by the NYS Department of Mental Hygiene. Dr. Krugman won several awards from his medical peers who called his work, "groundbreaking" without any thought about the abuse and suffering of the children he infected. An expose by Geraldo Rivera in 1972, led to a NYS consent decree that forbids the incarceration of mentally retarded children in large institutions. That same year, Dr. Krugman was elected president of the American Pediatric Society. A documentary about the experiments, Willowbrook won best short film category at the Boston Film Festival, 2012.


This 32 page report is the first report to the Minister of Health from this ministerial committee. PMMRC was established in 2005 to advise the minister on prevention of perinatal and maternal deaths. This report describes the setting up of the committee, the process developed to collect information about perinatal deaths and classification of deaths using the perinatal society of Australia and New Zealand classification system. The report also describes the establishment of a maternal working group to review maternal deaths in New Zealand.
Important related issues are also briefly discussed such as post-mortems of babies, support for bereaved families and issues for Māori related to perinatal and maternal death. Annual reports from mid 2008 will include numbers of deaths as collected by the committee.
The terms of reference of the committee are provided and the report lists the agents of the committee appointed in accordance with legislation and the DHB coordinators.
This publication is also available in hard copy. You can order a copy by emailing moh@wickliffe.co.nz or calling 04 496 2277 quoting HP number 4452a. Please let us know your name, your physical address and how many copies you would like.


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HomeLatest NewsBritish fashion icon Vivienne Westwood dies
British fashion icon Vivienne Westwood dies
British fashion designer Vivienne Westwood has died at the age of 81. She died surrounded by her family in her London home. The Independent reports it.
"Vivien continued to do what she loved until the last moment: design, creativity, writing a book and changing the world for the better. She led an amazing life," the design team said in a statement on social media.
The death of the fashion designer was confirmed by her husband and creative partner, Andreas Kronthaler. "I will continue to live with Vivien in my heart," she said. "We worked with her until the end and she gave me many reasons to continue our work. Thanks sweetie".
Westwood rose to fame in the 1970s when he made punk fashionable. He later opened a boutique on the King's Road in London with Sex Pistols manager Malcolm McLaren. She is also known for her support of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and her campaign on pollution and climate change.
In 2015, Westwood dressed as Margaret Thatcher and drove a white tank past former Prime Minister David Cameron's home to protest shale gas near Balcombe. Once again, the designer showed her rebellious character in 1992, when she received the Order of the British Empire from Queen Elizabeth II.
Inflation falls below 6% for the first time since November 2021
"Rosseti Tyumen" is switching to an improved mode of operation on the New Year holidays KXan 36 Daily News


Indian Harvest has introduced a line of unique, heirloom grains and legumes for chefs.
The line includes Eighth Wonder Tinawon Fancy Rice, a fair-trade rice grown on the rice terraces of the island of Luzon in the northern Philippines.
The rice, which is white with brown speckles, has a mild, nutty flavor and a fragrance akin to popcorn when cooked, the distributor says.
Other products include Charcoal Wheat, Kalinga Unoy Rice, Ulikan Red Rice (pictured) and Wild Black Quinoa.
The product is available in 2-pound sleeves.


Kerry Beary has some great scooter & kitty paintings & prints! Super styley.
Order from Labelfreak.com – I have ordered these for the Cute Bunnies & Kitties, and they're nice, printed on regular ol' Avery label stock..
Hello Kitty's friend Pochacco rides a scooter from time to time — Sanrio makes all kind of great stuff like clocks, banks, pens, wallets, etc. Becoming harder to find, as I think he's more into soccer these days, but scour your local Sanrio outlet or see EverythingCute.com.
Here's a cute b/w coloring page of Pochacco & his bike at Sanrio.com..
Action Geek is a great full-color 'zine dedicated to all things geeky, especially scooters and scooter culture. Back issues only $2 each while supplies last. By Doug of the Diner City Scooter Club, Worcester MA..
From Funkyzilla.com: Tamako on scooter, mini pouch/phone bag and makeup bag..
Vmoto is a scooter manufacturer — they have some cool gear like these insulated cooler bags. Doesn't look like they have an online store, but they probably sell the stuff at their dealerships (Maryland & maybe Wisconsin?). Or email them for more info..
Handy denim library bag sized to comfortably carry a young child's picture book or a school child's reader. You specify the name you want appliquéd on it, and there are a few motifs to choose from including this scooter. By Townmouse..
CyberTart in Australia has some great scooter purses, pouches, etc. They do ordering via email & PayPal..
Where was this stuff when we were kids?
Kids' Vespa shirt, in brown or navy, sizes 2T-10Y.


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Andhra Pradesh CM Naidu accuses Centre of using tax revenue from the south to fund northern states
He questioned why tax incentives provided to other states could not be granted to Andhra Pradesh.
Mar 13, 2018 · 07:21 pm Updated Mar 13, 2018 · 08:59 pm
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu | IANS
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Tuesday accused the Narendra Modi government of diverting tax revenues collected from the south to fund development projects in northern states.
"There is nothing called central money or state money," Hindustan Times quoted Naidu as saying during the motion of thanks to the governor's address in the Andhra Pradesh Assembly. "It is the people's money. The southern states contribute maximum tax revenues to the Centre, but it is diverting the money to the development of northern states."
Two Union Cabinet ministers who are Telugu Desam Party MPs had resigned from their posts on March 8 after the Centre failed to grant Andhra Pradesh special category status.
Naidu claimed the Bharatiya Janata Party-led government had accorded "step-motherly treatment" to the state. "When industrial tax incentives and Goods and Services Tax refunds are being given to other states, why can't they be given to Andhra Pradesh, which had suffered a lot due to its unscientific bifurcation?" he asked.
The chief minister said that the National Democratic Alliance government could not shirk its responsibility of giving special category status to Andhra Pradesh, because the BJP had also played a role in bifurcation.
Naidu also rejected the BJP's claim that the state had not accounted for the funds the Centre had released so far, and said Andhra Pradesh was not asking for more than what had been promised under the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act, 2014.
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Visva Bharati University row: Mamata Banerjee hands over land records to Amartya Sen


The paper studies the impact of different time-scales on the market risk of individual stock market returns and of a given portfolio in Paris Stock Market by applying the wavelet analysis. To investigate the scaling properties of stock market returns and the lead/lag relationship between them at different scales, wavelet variance and crosscorrelations analyses are used. According to wavelet variance, stock returns exhibit long memory dynamics. The wavelet cross-correlation analysis shows that comovements between stock returns are stronger at higher scales (lower frequencies); scales corresponding to period of 4 months and longer, i.e. scales 7 and 8. The wavelet analysis of systematic risk shows that all individual assets and the diversified portfolio have a multi-scale behavior, which indicates that the systematic risk measured by Beta in the market model is not stable over time. The analysis of VaR at different time scales shows that risk is more concentrated at higher frequencies dynamics (lower time scales) of the data.
In this paper we are study on Time Minimizing Transportation Problem for Albert David Company Mandideep. The object of this problem is minimizing the transportation time of goods which supply from one source to another source. In this paper we are using zero point method [1,2] to solving time minimizing transportation problem and compare the obtained results with the regular methods, which is solve by Tora Software to get feasible solution and we find that zero point method is best from another method.
Plants with an established history of medicinal uses were tested against various microorganisms in this study. We compared the antibacterial activity of methanol, ethanol, and water extracts of three plant species, including Origanum syriacum, Thymus vulgaris, and Carica papaya, which commonly grow in open habitats or mountainous areas with well-drained soil. The methanol and ethanol extracts of the three plants had high antibacterial activity against Escherichia coli, Campylobacter jejuni, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Klebsiella pneumoniae, Proteus vulgaris, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Staphylococcus aureus, Streptococcus pyogenes, and Shigella sonnei. Water extracts of O. syriacum and T. vulgaris showed an inhibitory effect against the tested bacteria, while the water extract of C. papaya was less effective. The minimum inhibitory concentrations (MICs) and minimum bactericidal concentrations (MBCs) were reflected in the inhibitory activity with MICs of 2 μL after treating with O. syriacum and T. vulgaris extracts, and MBCs of 4 and 8 μL with O. syriacum and T. vulgaris extracts. An assay of secondary compounds revealed the presence of alkaloids, flavonoids, glycoside, cardiac glycoside, terpenoids, anthraquinones, and tannins. We conclude that O. syriacum, T. vulgaris, and C. papaya have bioactive compounds that combat a broad spectrum of bacteria.
KEY WORD: antibacterial agents, Origanum syriacum, Thymus vulgaris, Carica papaya.
KEY WORD: damage tolerance, fatigue, nondestructive inspection, probability of failure, risk.
The influence of physico-chemical environmental variables on the distribution and composition of phytoplankton community of a tropical river in southern Nigeria was assessed between December 2009 and November 2010. The hypothesis tested was that shift from one station to another on the river's longitudinal gradient affect the physico-chemical variables and the phytoplankton assemblage and is modulated by the temporal rainfall changes. The databases obtained were subjected to canonical correspondence analysis (CCA). The result of the spatio-temporal interactions between the phytoplankton, and the physical and chemical variables indicated that species such as Peridium sp, Melosira moniliformis and Thalassiothrix nitzschiodes have highest abundance where dissolved oxygen is highest and ammonia and conductivity are at their lowest levels. Water level (depth) showed a positive relationship with Ulotrix sp and Ankistrodesmus sp, while biochemical oxygen demand had a correlation with Desmidium swartzi, Hyalotleca mucosa and Cosmarium amoerum. Current velocity, water level and total hydrocarbon explained 57.8% of the variation in the species matrix. This study is a contribution to the scarce data bank on some rivers in southern Nigeria, and will be very useful in formulating policies and regulatory framework for sustainable management of Mbo River.
Modern submarines require high reliability communication systems for communicating the strategic and tactical information to the shore and other participating units during the operations. Traditional submarines having the retractable masts for fitment of various communication sensors and these masts were lifted during the operation, when submarine is diving at periscope depth. This leads to exposure of submarine to the aircraft attacks and aircraft can easily destroy the submarine operations. Many techniques have been in use to counter these operations. However, a concept i.e. "anywhere and anytime" communications is the need of the hour for survival of the submarines. This is basically, when submarine in diving, the communication needs to be established with the external establishments like, satellites, ships, submarines, base stations, etc.,. Many research labs are working on these concepts to develop the system and the electronics sensors like antennas, need a high pressure radome to house them. The challenge is to have a high pressure radome with ultra wide band frequency coverage with low loss tangent. The author has designed and developed a high pressure radome covering frequencies from 15 KHz to 18 GHz to meet the submarine applications. The details are presented in this paper.
The air distribution & ventilation method, position of return air vent and air change rate having significant role on thermal environment, human comfort and energy consumption as well for an air conditioned space. In order to improve thermal environment of space, study of temperature distribution as well as air distribution is required. In this paper, author has numerically simulated the temperature and velocity contour of space in two different position of return air vent in air conditioning system. These positions are return air vent on the same wall as inlet wall and another at opposite wall. In present work computational fluid dynamics software (ANSYS-FLUENT 6.3.26 Solver) has been used for simulation. Air flow (ANSYS-FLUENT) module has been used in present work. Air flow (ANSYS-FLUENT) module predicts the temperature and velocity at three test locations which are 1 meter apart from both side walls. The Standard k-ε model is used in this numerical simulation with SIMPLE approach of pressure velocity compounding. The convergence of solution of the continuity, energy and momentum equation is obtained within the set standard criterion. The Standard k-ε model is used in this numerical simulation with SIMPLE approach of pressure velocity compounding. The convergence of solution of the continuity, energy and momentum equation is obtained within the set standard criterion. From the result it has been found that the location of the return air position in the same wall gives better human comfort, however the location of the return air position in the opposite wall gives better energy savings.
Key words: Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), Numerical Simulation, Thermal Environment.


This review took place before the unfortunate passing of Parker Beam.
The Schtick: This is an 8yo malt whiskey that is released as the 9th edition of the Heaven Hill line known as Parker's Heritage Collection. $5 from each sale goes to benefit ALS, which legendary distiller Parker Beam suffers from.
Since this is review 301 and I've been working to change up my reviews a smidge (for the better) for all reviews going forward. They will have a bit more information to serve as context for the reader. I've also removed my disclosure at the tail of reviews about price since we've all seen enough of that for the last 50 reviews or so. But, alas, nothing is ever gone for good so don't tempt me to bring it back.
Nose: Sweet buttery caramel, vanilla, corn, bread, fruity and bright. The malt lends a lot of sweet buttery bread notes to the nose.
Taste: Medium oiliness, no heat. Sweet corn, vanilla, caramel, toffee, light citrus. Very sweets forward.
Finish: Long, mild heat rising. Sweet cornbread and buttery toffee.
Overall: This is a very sweet dram but it seems to balance well with the dough and bread notes and the corn. I notice corn here more than I expected to given the mash but I think this is in part to the sweetness. This is a surprising dram to me – I didn't know what to expect and I came away pretty impressed at how much I enjoyed it. I'm going to give this a Rank 7.
As for other drams I've enjoyed more, and less: this is really the first malt whiskey I've had in a long while so I won't offer up any comparisons. My practice of offering drams I find similar given the ranking will resume with my next review.


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Lt. Governor Of Washington Leading 18-Member Delegation To Cuba In September 2016; Including Amazon Executive
July 06, 2016 / U.S.-Cuba Trade and Economic Council, Inc.
From 4 September 2016 to 10 September 2016, a eighteen (18) member delegation led by Lieutenant Governor Brad Owen (D) will visit the Republic of Cuba. In office since 1997, Mr. Owen is the longest currently serving lieutenant governor in the United States. The governor of Washington is Mr. Jay Inslee (D).
The trade mission was conceived by State Senator Karen Keiser (D- 33rd District; Kent), who approached the Lieutenant Governor.
From Governor Inslee's office:
"Washington state looks forward to developing trade relations with Cuba. As home to many of the best known international brands ranging from Boeing to Amazon and Microsoft to Starbucks we know Washington companies will be successful in the Cuban market place. We are particularly looking forward to exporting our world renown agricultural products and wines to the country. We also expect that many of our state's smaller and medium sized businesses will find Cuba to be an attractive market for trade.
This trade mission is arranged independently by the Lt. Governor's office. Due to schedule conflicts, Gov. Inslee was not able to make a trip to the area at this time."
Although the visit is contextually defined as a trade mission, the focus of the visit, thus far, is healthcare systems, not export or import of products or services. There are no representatives yet from product Boeing, Microsoft or Starbucks (coffee from the Republic of Cuba is permitted to be imported to the United States for commercial use).
According to the Lieutenant Governor's office, the Washington State Department of Agriculture was not interested in having a representative(s) participate in the visit as the Republic of Cuba is not "a viable market yet, shipping would be too expensive and the fact that the Pacific Rim market is really strong right now."
According to the Lieutenant Governor, the purpose of the "mission is to walk through the entire healthcare system, from the Minister of Public Health to medical universities to local clinics… plan to visit some pharma agriculture sites…. We will walk through the entire healthcare system, from the Ministry of Public Health to local clinics."
The cost per person is US$4,000.00, a portion of which will be used to underwrite the costs for the Lieutenant Governor and Mr. Ken Stamp, his Chief of Staff.
Unknown if legislators participating in the visit will be using state funds, campaign funds or personal funds for payment for themselves, staff and spouse. Unknown if representatives from Washington State University and Washington State Department of Health will be using state funds for payment. Unknown if the former member of the State Senate will be using campaign funds or personal funds for payment.
The Delegation
Lt. Governor Brad Owen (D)
State Senator Karen Keiser (D)
State Senator Steve Conway (D)
State Senator Don Benton (R)
State Senator John McCoy (D) and Mrs. Janet McCoy
Ms. Lisa Brown, Chancellor, Washington State University/ Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine
Ms. Paj Nandi, Director of Community Relations- Washington State Department of Health
Mr. Dan Dixon, Senior Executive & Vice President of Public Affairs- Providence (Catholic) Health & Services and President of Board of Directors for Global to Local
Mr. Adam Taylor, Executive Director- Global to Local
Dr. Erika Bliss, Chief Executive Officer- Qliance Management Inc.
Ms. Lisa Thatcher, (Lobbyist- Lisa Thatcher, Inc.)- Qliance Management Inc.
Ms. Cassie Sauer, Executive Vice President- Washington State Hospital Association
Ms. Cindy Gamble, Member- Partnerships for Native Health (Washington State University)
Mr. Babk Parviz, Vice President- Amazon.com, Inc.
Mr. Ken Camp, Chief of Staff- Lieutenant Governor Owen
Ms. Kimberlie Lelli, Legislative Assistant- State Senator Conway
Ms. Cheryl Pflug (R), Former State Senator
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Mike Houck - Clinician
America's 1st Greco World Champion
National Greco Champion
5 years as National Greco Coach
National Wrestling Hall of Fame Member
When Mike Houck arrived in Kolbotn, Norway to compete in the 1985 World Championships, he knew that the odds were stacked against him. His 98 kg weight class included three former champions and no American wrestler had ever won a gold medal in World Greco-Roman competition. But the odds makers didn't control his destiny, he did.
When the final buzzer sounded in his gold medal match against defending World champion Igor Kanygin of Russia, Houck had changed history. The USA had its first Greco-Roman World gold medal.
Houck won three USA Wrestling national Greco-Roman titles and one AAU title. He competed on three U.S. World teams, and made two World Cup appearances. He barely missed competing in the Olympic Games, finishing second in the trials in both 1984 and 1988.
As a collegian, he won two Christian College heavyweight national championships for Maranatha Baptist Bible College and his coach, Olympic gold medalist Ben Peterson.
Although he retired from competition in 1988, he didn't stay away from wrestling for very long. In 1990, he was named the national Greco-Roman Coach by USA Wrestling. For the next five years, he worked with America's best competitors and was instrumental in developing the U.S. Olympic Training Center resident athlete program. Under his tenure, the United States finished in the top 10 in the world four out of five years, won the Greco-Roman competition in the Pan American Games for the first time ever and brought home six World or Olympic medals, capped by Dennis Hall's 1995 World championship.
Houck was named Sportsman of the Year for 1985 by the United States Olympic Committee and was nominated for the Sullivan Award.
For blazing the trail and establishing a new level of performance for our nation in Greco-Roman competition, Mike Houck is honored as a Distinguished Member of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame.
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Need for Speed: Underground (2003)
2016-05-31 21:42 Razor440 wrote
Uhh, why?
Cause it is?
Razor440
2016-05-31 20:33 burn rubber wrote
Must be a mistake. It's called an Acura integra ingame
It depends on your region. European and other versions gets the Honda, United States version gets the Acura.
2016-05-31 20:31 VTEC KICKED IN YO
More like slow and ugly.
2016-02-21 14:54 This is a Extra Info, not a Surname
Need for Speed: Underground (2003) JDMracerocket96
2016-02-21 13:51 we need the peety Pablo car next BR
2016-02-20 23:33 once fully upgraded this and the s2000 will literately destroy r34s and 350zs
2016-02-20 22:57 More like slow and ugly.
2016-02-20 22:53 this car is OP
Mieguy
2016-01-03 22:17 Reappears in the 2015 game, also owned by Eddie:
www.igcd.net/vehicle.php?id=83705
2015-11-16 02:57 I don't remember it actually having a surname.
jusgtr
2015-11-05 11:54 Unlocked at star for use only in Quick Race
2015-01-15 17:30 Purzel89 wrote
There is no good side on this page. I was always harassed by admins and what other people could do was forbidden to me.
Now i get banned without any further notice and you say this:
Whereever you have this information from but the picture of the skype chat was deleted from this page. You just release information from somewhere out of your Memory and it turns out to be wrong. Just shut up when you have no real conclusion. Dont blame a user already registered in 2008.
Like i said, i wrote admins a message which should change their stupid mind. If not, this site is going nuts. I am not longer accepting this mobbing.
I think maybe I just need to stay away from IGCD for a while. I can't even say something without it turning to this in a few months.
2015-01-15 04:59 People of IGCD. Don't be all like (mr sob story!) when I say that this page has caused me trouble since I first commented on it. An arguement, which left my friend no longer wanting to be with social media, has had a lot of hate in it, and this poor, poor subaru. If it could talk, I'd say, "Replace my picture!" I think that when this first happened, I was a little less active? I did the Nitro page at that time, and I really do say that this was the fault of me. I may not be the smartest, because I don't know why we have different pst scores. Like on my name in comments, I have 16, but when I log in, I've got over a hundred. Some may say that I don't do anything useful, but I did help on the RR7, Nitro, Angry Birds Go! And Cars: Fast as Lightening, Pages. But I figured I needed to stay low. I just didn't want to be a big deal like an Admin. This website was my favorite one when I first found it. I was like "Wow! This is neat!" But then I found out about comments. At first it was a few rude ones. I was like "Pff! Trolls." But then I figured out about the hacker trolls. I stupidly made an account, which was maybe my first mistake. Then I made a comment on this page. And somehow, this escalated to an account getting banned, for no reason. Mieguy (I guess now Purzel89) Didn't do anything himself. It was the person who hacked him. Purzel89, I never said something like "Well Mieguy hacked the site." I never meant harm. I'm really sorry I made you lose your account. If i said something to upset you, I didn't mean it! It's like everybody on this site has at sometime been angry. So to all you guests on here, NEVER! Create an account if you don't want to upload pictures. Even if you do, it may not be worth it. And again, please don't say things like (sob story!) and I think that the explicit language is really not needed. I think that some kids may know about this site. And they will be foolish and read comments. And then, "GASP! Bad words!" And they won't get to enjoy this sites good side, like all the cars in video games. I'm not saying world peace, but maybe we could make this site a little more kid friendly? Now none of this is meant to anger people, so don't take it to offense. I never meant to cause any trouble
Need for Speed: Underground (2003) car racing king
2014-11-14 23:04 Hey guys. I'm back. I'm hoping this time I don't start a war.
2014-10-15 01:28 tupacserbia wrote
Wait, what? That really wasn't an argument, and it didn't really have nothing to do with you. I don't get it.
No. But he started it. He was the one who was trying to help me about the old comment, and it spun out of control. And It WAS an argument. But I'm not gonna argue. I've buried my hatchet. I'm just sayin.
Need for Speed: Underground (2003) tupacserbia
2014-10-15 01:21 car racing king wrote
Few. I didn't mean to start some cyber-war. I was just trying to help burn rubber out. And now this page is filled up with angry comments. I'm just gonna cause problems. Can't even help a friend out without causing a fight. (Sigh)... I'm just a nuisance.
-- Last edit: 2014-10-15 01:22:34
Hey it's alright man. You're just trying to help me. You're not gonna cause problems. You're a great guy. Just be a little more careful. And if anyone tries to be a troll to you, I say they're just those cyber trolls. Tupacserbia sure is. Just be yourself, buddy. You're a great friend.
2014-10-14 23:55 Few. I didn't mean to start some cyber-war. I was just trying to help burn rubber out. And now this page is filled up with angry comments. I'm just gonna cause problems. Can't even help a friend out without causing a fight. (Sigh)... I'm just a nuisance.
Tuppence870
2014-10-14 22:05 I guess that's settled then. Welcome to the site, tupacserbia.
Need for Speed: Underground (2003) RacingFreak
2014-10-14 22:00 Tuppence870 wrote
Can RacingFreak confirm this?
Yes I can. I've known him for long enough time by now.
It happened in a skype groupchat about various racing games I'm in, but it had to be made private now. I was scrolling through the chat messages when I noticed familiar username posting messages about hacking IGCD, so had to add in tupacserbia to do pics, because I was abroad and only had my smartphone with me at that time.
I've been a guest on here since 2008, so i've seen a lot of the stuff that goes on.
You are aware he puts the whole "can barely speak English" thing on as a trolling mechanism right? And he didn't confess to me, he confessed in a group chat on Skype, unaware that RacingFreak was in it (he invited me to show me)
If you think I'm paranoid, then you've got completely the wrong idea about me, but I don't see any reason to believe you aren't lcpdcv.
You joined the site less than a week ago yet have knowledge of things that happened long before I joined. You've been offensive to newer users and have done nothing but complain about martin07/vw since you arrived.
Honestly I don't think your story of vw hacking the site is plausible. vw is an idiot who can barely speak his own language - do you really think he's smart enough to hack anything? And why the hell would he confess to you that he was doing this? Why do you even have him as a contact on Skype? Your story has more plot holes than Prometheus...
And Mieguy, have you been asleep for the past couple months? The video game titles getting changed? The bizzare pictures/comments vanishing? That was VW hacking his account, because apparently he was pissed off about that lcpdcv guy re-registering and calling him martin07. Hell, here's a quote from Rinspeed on the GT6 page proving that it was RF's account:
Quote Rinspeed wrote
yes by theory... but he had clearly take the password of one
Confirmation: it's the account of Racing Freak that had been hacked. The hacker had search his password (perhaps by using his old password, or a password relative to his old password, not by using the one crypted in database)
2014-10-14 21:47 Mieguy wrote
btw, who cares that someone hacked RacingFreaks account. I cant see any damage done by that. Where is the proof that he was hacked?
About a month(?) ago somebody hacked RacingFreak and changed the names of some high-profile games to offensive ones. I think Forza and The Crew were among those affected. They have obviously now been corrected.
2014-10-14 21:26 i agree with Tuppence. tupacserbia is the bad guy. I dont believe his "i want to help RacingFreak". He is just being offensive against anyone he doenst like and now he called you a "paranoid nutcase". Thats not a good try to defend yourself, tupac!
Now we got a paranoid nutcase who thinks i'm lcpdcv. Great.
I guess finding out who hacked Racingfreak's account isn't useful at all, hmmm?
Oooooooo... Stuf just got real!
lcpdcv, what part of being banned don't you understand? All you ever seem to do is patronize other users - I don't think I've seen you contribute anything useful since you got back.
Replying to you sure is a waste of time. "Yeesh."
Waste of time. And you didn't even think that other people were replying to it either, did you? Yeesh.
If you have any web-etiquette whatsoever, you do look at who wrote it and observe the date.
Who even checks that!? You read a comment, and rarely look at who wrote it! Yeesh!
It's pretty stupid to reply to an eight year old comment from a user who's account no longer exists.
2014-10-13 03:05 It's pretty stupid to reply to an eight year old comment from a user who's account no longer exists.
Dude. Who. Cares. How. Old. A. Comment. Is.
Thx man. It IS stupid to care how old a comment is
2014-10-08 21:47 Andra wrote
To each his own. But really, did you have to reply to an 8 year old comment?
2014-07-27 10:13 To each his own. But really, did you have to reply to an 8 year old comment?
2014-07-26 23:46 Explorer4X4 wrote
I hate this car, so much! But then, I hate all Subarus.
What the heck man!? Subarus are great cars! Rallycross, street racing, and, big surprise, 4X4ING!!!!!
2014-07-26 23:42 Last car to unlock in game
2014-07-26 23:40 It needs to be playable and unlockable.
2014-07-26 23:12 ItsaUserName wrote
Honda badge so it's a Honda.
2014-07-26 23:11 andrew nicholson wrote
My first car on NFSU
And it's the most expensive starter car
2014-07-26 23:04 Maltravers wrote
My favourite car in game. Unfortunately, I can't beat the drag races with this car at the end of the game. For other types of races it's a very good car.
I always liked this car too, but for me it got outclassed easily
Need for Speed: Underground (2003) Premium
2014-06-08 04:52 I think it is a Lincoln Aviator.
media.ed.edmunds-media.com/lincoln/aviator/2003/oem/2003_lincoln_aviator_4dr-suv_base_fq_oem_2_500.jpg
orimarc
2013-08-15 21:23 sajmon14 wrote
this one isn't an evo too (also licensed) igcd.net/vehicle.php?id=530
Interesting. I didn't know about that one, thanks.
sajmon14
2013-07-22 19:53 this one isn't an evo too (also licensed) igcd.net/vehicle.php?id=530
2013-07-22 05:34 This must be the only post-92 non-Evo Lancer in a game.
2013-06-04 00:27 headlights from a Ford Crown Victoria
Need for Speed: Underground (2003) Genda Iwakawa
2013-01-10 03:43 the first Korean made car that ever appeared in a Need For Speed game
Need for Speed: Underground (2003) Maltravers
2012-12-29 02:24 Year in game: 2003.


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posted 5 Feb 2015, 12:28 by Willie Horgan [ updated 6 Feb 2015, 16:42 ]
On last Sunday morning, 1st February, 2015, Brian Dillons G.A.A. Club lost another one of it"s loyal sons when news filtered through that Barry Kelleher had passed away, unexpectedly, at home. The Club members struggled to come to grips with the news of Barry"s death, at the relatively young age of 47 years. Barry ,or Tanner as he was affectionately known to his friends, was a life long Member of Brian Dillons ,since he first played with Ballyvolane in the Brian Dillons Street Leagues, at the age of 7 years, back in the early 1970"s. He graduated through the under-age ranks,in which he won medals at under-13, under-14, under-15 and under-16 level, the highlights being County under-16 Football Championship (1982) and County under-16 Hurling Championship (1983) medals, wearing his beloved Blue and White shirt. Barry was a member of the Brian Dillons Minor Hurling team which defeated Na Piarsaigh in the 1984 City Division Premier Minor Hurling Championship final, and subsequently were runners-up to Midleton in the County Premier Minor Hurling Championship final. Barry continued with his outstanding playing career, at adult level, winning several trophies, including City under-21 Hurling Championship (1985), City Junior (B) Football Championship (1989), and Junior (A) Hurling League (1996 and 1998). When his playing career came to an end, Barry, continued to serve Brian Dillons diligently, serving in the capacity of selector to a number of club teams , at every level. He was a regular supporter at most of Brian Dillon"s games , throughout the City and County. The huge attendance at ,both, his removal, from Barry Bros. Funeral Home, and his Funeral Mass and Burial at Kilcully Cemetery, were testimony to the esteem that Barry was held with his friends and fellow Club Members. To his heartbroken mother, Maura, brothers, Jerry and Damian, and sisters, Marieosa and Denise, we extend our deepest sympathies, on their tragic loss.


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Q: Full rank assumption and $\mathbb{E}(\mathbf x_i^T \mathbf x_i)$ This is a rudimentary question, I suppose, but I could not find it anywhere...
The question is, in a multivariate regression model,
$$ y_i = \mathbf x_i' \mathbf \beta + \epsilon_i$$
where subscript $i$ for $i$-th observation and $\mathbf x_i' = (x_{i1}, \dots, x_{ik})$, $\mathbf \beta = (\beta_1, \dots, \beta_k)$.
We know that in order to get the estimator
$$\hat{\beta} = \left(\sum_{i=1}^n \mathbf x_i \mathbf x_i' \right)^{-1} \left(\sum_{i=1}^n \mathbf x_i \mathbf y_i \right)$$
We require the matrix $\sum_{i=1}^n \mathbf x_i \mathbf x_i'$ be invertible, i.e. the full rank assumption.
The question is, I also see in some literature the full rank assumption is replaced by $0 < \mathbb{E}(\mathbf x_i^T \mathbf x_i) < \infty$.
My puzzle is here - I could not see the connection between the two.
Are they interchangeable? If yes, how does one imply the other?
Could somebody help? Thanks.

A: The replacement makes no sense.  For one thing, in the traditional regression formulation, there's no point taking the expectation of expressions that don't involve $y$ since the other quantities are constants rather than random variables.   Second, the condition seems to simply be stating that each observation vector of $x$'s is not identically zero.  That does guarantee full rank.  It just guarantees rank at least one.
You might want to look back at the source and see if it says what you think it says.  Because you're right to think it makes no sense.

A: It's not a replacement but the context is different. First, you need $\sum_ix_ix_i'$ to be invertible so that the estimator is well-defined. This is an algebraic requirement.
Now, sometimes, people weaken the above and instead suppose that $E(x_ix_i')$  in invertible. Then, there are usually some additional assumptions that allow you to infer $\frac{1}{n}\sum_ix_ix_i'$ converges in probability to $E(x_ix_i')$. This means there is a subsequence of $\{\frac{1}{n}\sum_ix_ix_i'\}$  that converges almost surely to $E(x_ix_i')$ which has determinant $>0$. So there is some $n$ sufficiently large that $\frac{1}{n}\sum_ix_ix_i'$ has positive determinant with probability $1$. In turn, for such $n$, $\sum_ix_ix_i'$ has positive determinant (i.e. is invertible) with probability $1$.
Do you see the connection now?

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Every year at the trade deadline, NFL teams are trying to do what's best for their team, whether that means a move that is meant to have an immediate impact or one to plan for the future. This season's deadline, a few weeks ago, saw a couple of major moves that were completely unexpected, and that will change the complexion of some teams this season. Here are the four biggest moves that were made at this season's trade deadline.
Jimmy Garoppolo to the 49ers– Jimmy Garoppolo has been the backup in New England for a few years now, and the thought was that he would take over for Tom Brady whenever the ageless wonder decided to hang his cleats up for good. But Garoppolo is now a member of the 49ers after he was traded by New England for a 2018 second-round draft pick. The 49ers hope that they now have the franchise quarterback they have been seeking for years to come. Garoppolo does not have a very large body of work, as he has only started four games in his career, all of which came last season, while Tom Brady served a four-game suspension. He did impress however, during that time, going 3-1. The Patriots got a second-round draft pick out of the deal, which they will use to immediately help them next season. The Patriots strategy is to invest now while they still have Tom Brady performing at a high level, and this move will certainly help them do that. Overall, the thought is that the Patriots came out the winners in this deal, but if Garoppolo can perform like San Francisco thinks he can, we might all change our minds.
Kelvin Benjamin to the Bills- Just minutes before the trade deadline, the Carolina Panthers and Buffalo Bills completed a trade, sending star wide receiver Kelvin Benjamin to Buffalo. This move gives Tyrod Taylor a big outside threat, and a legitimate number one receiver. Ever since Benjamin has come into the league, he has been a productive receiver, using his size to his advantage. The Bills are in contention for the postseason, and this move could get them there. In return for Benjamin, the Panthers got two draft picks in 2018, one third rounder and one seventh rounder. The Panthers are still in contention for the playoffs this season as they sit at second in the NFC South, but this move will possibly give them the pieces they need for next season and beyond. At the same time, you can never bank on draft picks panning out, so it looks as if Buffalo is the immediate winner in this one.
Duane Brown to the Seahawks– Duane Brown has been a great player for the Houston Texans for years but spent most of the first half of this season holding out, and ultimately only played one game this season against the Seattle Seahawks. Now Brown is a member of those Seahawks after he was dealt at the deadline for three future draft picks. This move gives Seattle the offensive line help it desperately needed, as Russell Wilson has been running for his life all season long. The move for the Texans makes sense, as it was clear Brown no longer wanted to play for the Houston management. You can't win with players who don't want to be there, and it was time for the two sides to go their separate ways.
Jay Ajayi to the Eagles- Perhaps the most shocking deal at the deadline was the one between the Eagles and Dolphins for running back Jay Ajayi. Ajayi was a Pro-Bowler a season ago, and had three games in which he rushed for over 200 yards. Ajayi will now join LeGarrette Blount in the Philly backfield, which is among the top five in the league this season. These two big backs could prove to be crucial to the Eagles' success down the line, as everyone knows there is nothing more draining to a defense than big strong backs who are difficult to tackle in December and January. In return for Ajayi, the Dolphins got a fourth-round draft pick in 2018, which has a lot of people scratching their heads. Many people think Ajayi was worth much more than what the Dolphins got for him. Although Ajayi had not scored a touchdown all season for Miami, he still should have demanded higher than a fourth round pick. There is a possibility that we don't know the full story with Ajayi, but people will be left confused by this one as long as Philadelphia keeps winning and the Dolphins keep losing, which seems to be a regular occurrence this season.
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