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Rollover crash on Florida's Turnpike kills two men in St Lucie County
Lamaur Stancil
Treasure Coast Newspapers
ST. LUCIE COUNTY — A 35-year-old Silver Springs man and a 25-year-old Davie man were killed in Saturday's fatal car crash on Florida's Turnpike, according to a Florida Highway Patrol report.
Traffic was backed up for a few hours on northbound lanes of Florida's Turnpike north following a fatal crash, according to FHP and the Department of Transportation.
The crash happened about 10:30 a.m. at mile marker 165.
According to the report, five people were traveling north in a sport-utility vehicle when the driver lost control of the car. The vehicle struck the right guardrail and overturned, troopers said.
Neither of the men who died in the crash nor the driver were wearing seat belts, FHP said. The driver, a 36-year-old Ocala man, was being treated for serious injuries at a hospital, the report states.
A 26-year-old woman and a 1-year-old girl, both from Silver Springs, were treated for minor injuries, FHP said. Both were buckled in, according to the report.
FHP did not release the names of the five travelers.
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Like a lot of kids Tehmina Sunny used to sit in her drama class wondering what she was doing there.
She left school with an A in the subject but decided to focus on the stable world of business and computer science instead. Her first job was as a Marketing Executive for Virgin.
But thanks to a perceptive talent agent Tehmina began to consider the possibility of a career in acting.
Her role in the Alfonso Cuaron movie, alongside Clive Owen and Julianne Moore, sparked an intense desire in Tehmina to master her new profession. After reading an article about Billy Piper's LA-based acting coach Larry Moss she ended up travelling to LA to study at his studio. She'd fly back and forth to England for different projects but soon realized that LA was keeping her the busiest and eventually moved to California in 2007.
Her English accent is fading and the American inflections are creeping in. But as an English actor perfecting the American twang is a necessary and valuable skill.
From doing the groundwork to get an agent and manager, to figuring out the credit trap, to having to re-take her driving test twice, Tehmina says she found the first two years of her transition the hardest. And the LA acting industry had her baffled for a while - especially the audition process.
At first Tehmina didn't know many other Brits to seek advice from so she became best friends with the internet and did hours of research to navigate her way through day-to-day expat issues. She decided to share that knowledge with others and produced and hosted a seminar to help British actors coming to LA at the Royal Academy for Dramatic Arts.
"I just wish that somebody had sat me down for an hour and told me how it all works," she explains about why she created the 'Actors Guide to LA' seminar. "I realized there's a huge market for people needing this knowledge. Things started happening here and I couldn't commit to the seminars so I've started doing it on a one-to-one basis. I create a strategic plan for people and give them an idea about how to put themselves on the market. I've worked with British actors but also actors from Finland, Sweden, Italy and France."
Her own strategy seems to be paying off. The self-confessed workaholic has acquired a steady flow of work over the last year including appearing in the movie 'Argo' starring Ben Affleck, which was released last week and in Roland Joffe's epic adventure 'Singularity' which hits theaters next year. She's also working with comedy writers to create sketches for a CBS showcase and has recently started working on a Sony video game which involves motion caption sword fighting.
The last gig fits right in with her character. As a kid she chose martial arts over ballet classes and has won medals for fighting in Taekwondo and Sankukai karate.
But when she's not training for an acting role Tehmina chooses more peaceful ways to relax, like tuning everything out with a yoga session or teaching herself to play the piano.
And taking a trip back to the UK always helps her keep grounded. She admits to being a little homesick as it's been a year since she sampled some home-made Indian food. It's not the easiest thing to find in Hollywood.
As she sips her cup of Earl Grey tea she reflects back on her school days and is now grateful for the way her teachers in Milton Keynes pushed the arts.
It's likely their emphasis on dramatics and music planted a seed in Tehmina that's beginning to bear fruit. After five years in LA her impressive and varied resume is a testament to her determination in an industry that can be pretty aggressive.


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Cellular fibronectin that contains the alternatively spliced extra domain A (EIIIA+ cFN) is upregulated after liver injury and has been reported to promote myofibroblast differentiation of precursor cells from liver, lung, and skin. We examined the role of EIIIA+ cFN in liver fibrosis induced by thioacetamide toxicity and by bile duct ligation. Surprisingly, EIIIA -/- and wild type mice were equally susceptible to fibrosis after bile duct ligation, but not after thioacetamide. We therefore studied the effects of EIIIA+ cFN on two major myofibroblast precursor populations in the liver, hepatic stellate cells and portal fibroblasts, which we suggest are the dominant cellular mediators of hepatic versus biliary fibrosis, respectively. Using a mechanically physiologic cell culture system, we found that EIIIA+ cFN was not required for myofibroblast differentiation of either cell type, but had cell-specific effects on motility. Hepatic stellate cells cultured on cFN were more motile than cells on plasma fibronectin (pFN), which lacks EIIIA, and this increased motility was dependent on EIIIA and its specific receptor, integrin α 9 β1. Portal fibroblasts, in contrast, expressed little α9 β1 and demonstrated no motility increase on EIIIA+ cFN compared to pFN. These data demonstrate that myofibroblast populations have significant functional differences regulated by subtle changes in the matrix environment, and they suggest that variable responses to matrix proteins may drive different forms of fibrosis.
Olsen, Abby L., "The Fibronectin EIIIA Splice Variant Promotes Hepatic Stellate Cell Motility and Liver Fibrosis via α9β1 Integrin" (2011). Publicly Accessible Penn Dissertations. 997.


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Two stabbed in brawl
Detective Senior Sergeant of the Casey Crime Investigation Unit Trevor Smith fronts the media regarding the brawl that occurred in Narre Warren.
By Brendan Rees
Police are on the hunt for thugs involved in a 30-person brawl in which two girls were allegedly stabbed near Fountain Gate Shopping Centre on Tuesday 14 May.
It is understood the fight broke out between two parties mostly between girls in their mid- to-late-teens, who gathered at a Fountain Drive reserve about 9.30pm.
A 17-year-old girl was treated by paramedics at the scene for non-life threatening injuries and taken to hospital.
The 16-year-old girl was treated for stab wounds to her back and arm and was subsequently taken to a children's hospital for further treatment.
A 17-year-old girl was treated for lacerations to her hand before being discharged, while a 20-year-old girl sustained injuries to her hand but declined further medical treatment at the scene.
An Ambulance Victoria spokesperson said a teenage girl was treated for an injury to her lower body and was taken to The Alfred hospital in a stable condition.
"One person self-presented to hospital with serious injuries, believed to be from a stab wound sustained during the affray," a Victoria Police spokesperson said.
No charges have been laid but "quite a few persons" of interest as well as suspects have been identified, Detective Senior Sergeant of the Casey Crime Investigation Unit Trevor Smith said.
He said the fight was believed to have been "arranged" and involved mostly females of African appearance.
"A fight did occur and a number of girls were injured," he said.
"I wouldn't say it was gang related, not by any stretch."
He added police regularly monitored "these arranged fights" but this incident "appears to slip through the cracks and it's been undetected."
"It's unusual to have an arranged fight by females," Det Sen Sgt Smith said.
He said "edged type weapons" were believed to have been involved in the incident but none were recovered at the scene.
"By the time police got here, a lot of the parties had fled."
"Four girls, who are injured, whilst they've received injuries, they're actual offenders who have received injuries as a result of this affray."
Asked whether any persons of interest were known to police, he said: "I can't answer that question; I haven't been briefed on that."
"Some have been cooperating, some haven't."
"We're doing a lot of work, and a lot of work around this area to prevent this sort of behaviour occurring."
Police urged anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential report at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au.
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The Goat, or Who is Sylvia? written by Triple Pulitzer Prize winner Edward Albee, comes to the Baxter Golden Arrow Studio from 24 April to 18 May 2019.
Newton (The Miser, The Well Being) tackles the complex role of middle-aged architect, Martin, with Steyn (The Inconvenience of Wings, A Doll's House), in the role of stay-at-home wife, Stevie. Sihle Mnqwazana (The Fall, Black Dog/Inj' emnyama), plays gay son, Billy, with Paul Savage (Kaapse Stories, Kat and the Kings) as Martin's best friend, Ross.
This modern classic challenges taboos and moral judgement. Known for works such as Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Albee's marital drama shows a family in crisis as their lives spiral out of control and deteriorates, when the patriarch falls in love with a goat. Cleverly written with grammatical and language games amid existential chaos, Albee tackles the theme of tragedy, while dealing with issues of the family, social taboo and vengeance. Albee's work typically criticised the American dream.
The New York Times wrote that Edward Albee is "widely considered to be the foremost American playwright of his generation." Some of his other works include The Zoo Story, The Sandbox and A Delicate Balance. Three of his plays won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, and two of his other works won Tony Awards for Best Play. He died in 2018, at the age of 88.
He wrote The Goat, or Who is Sylvia? in 2000 and the play premiered on Broadway, New York, in March 2002. It was so successful that it closed nine months later, in December. The well-known cast featured in the production included Bill Pullman and Mercedes Ruehl, and later, Bill Irwin and Sally Field, took on the roles of the torn-apart couple. In London, on the West End, Jonathan Pryce and Kate Fahy played parents to Eddie Redmayne, as Billy. A new production in 2017 starred Damian Lewis and Sophie Okonedo, as Martin and Stevie.
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Manager Sport & Recreation
West Melbourne, VIC
Location West Melbourne Job Type Reference JO-1912-98818 Posted about 3 hours ago
Senior opportunity for a dynamic, progressive leader
Build a resilient, connected, active and healthy community
Contribute to 'Our Wyndham Towards 2040'
Wyndham City is one of Australia's fastest growing municipalities, focused on delivering sustainable and purposeful change that will ensure the City remains a place of belonging for its vibrant and evolving communities as it doubles in size by 2040. There currently exists an exciting opportunity for a dynamic and future-focused leader to join this progressive organisation. Reporting to the Director City Life, you will provide leadership to the Sport and Recreation department that will enable the delivery of holistic and integrated services and programs that enhances the City's health, wellbeing and inclusion outcomes. With an enabling environment that encourages innovation and creativity, you will embed a sense of community across your engaged teams and empower them to reimagine what the future of recreation and sport in the City could be. You will engage with critical areas of the organisation and build strong relationships with the wider leadership team to support the delivery of the Wyndham 2040 Vision. To be successful in this role, you bring deep experience successfully working with and for the community to increase participation in new and different ways. You have an understanding of strategic planning for sport and recreation and have developed high performance cultures within the teams that you have led in the past. You bring a strategic mind, a future focus and a track record of converting plans into action. Being an energetic, enthusiastic and optimistic individual, you bring a collaborative approach to working with others and a desire to deliver genuine outcomes for the community. To apply for this role please email your resume (cover letter not required) to executive@davidsonwp.com, quoting reference number JO-1912-98818 in the subject line of your email. For a confidential discussion, please contact Seamus Scanlon on (03) 9929 9589 or Melanie Pecanek (03) 9929 9587. For a copy of the PD, please email Olivia O'Shea at olivia.oshea@davidsonwp.com.
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A local group is speaking out against a Brock University plan to move a permanent art collection out of Rodman Hall in St. Catharines.
At the beginning of this month, officials with the school said they were considering moving the collection to the Marilyn I. Walker School of Fine and Performing Arts while they deal with serious fiscal challenges with the historical building.
One option being considered is creating a new arts and culture hub downtown for community use.
Brock officials say they have no plan to sell Rodmall Hall or the art collection, despite paying $750,000 a year in upkeep.


Do You Know About ICE?
ICE (In Case of Emergency) for Mobile phones is a program that enables first responders, such as paramedics, firefighters, and police officers, as well as hospital personnel, to contact the next of kin of the owner of a mobile phone to obtain important medical or support information (the phone must be unlocked and working). It encourages people to enter emergency contacts in their mobile phone address book under the name "ICE". Alternatively, a person can list multiple emergency contacts as "ICE1", "ICE2", etc. Some manufacturers support the campaign by adding an ICE heading to phone number lists of all new mobile phones. Also some handsets provide access to a list of ICE contacts directly from the "locked" screen.
Emergency first responders are trained to look for your mobile phone and check ICE in contacts. Another good idea is to post a note labeled ICE with all known allergies, medicines you are taking and your blood type. This simple step could save your life one day.
• Your Emergency Contact can be called directly from the screen with one touch.
How Walkable is Lexington MA?
Lexington is a great town. I am proud to be a life long resident of Lexington. We have art, music, history, restaurants, and more. But it is also very walkable. Walkscore.com is a fun website that rates the walkability of what ever address you enter. They base the score on how many points of interest are within a certain circumference. We used Grant Cole Realtors on Waltham St for the address point and Lexington rated an amazing 91 out of 100. Lexington is really the best place to live!
Go ahead and rate your home or neighborhood!
Lexington MA has many daily activities for your enjoyment. So if you or your kids are bored this summer, you might want to consider some of these fun and educational options.
Historical Tours - Tours of Hancock-Clarke House, Buckman Tavern, Munroe Tavern, Lexington Green, Old-Burying Ground, and Old Belfry. Pricing and hours vary based on location.
Lexington Arts and Crafts Society - is a non-profit organization located on Waltham Street. Consisting of nine independent guilds for different disciplines, the organization hosts regularly scheduled showings, fundraisers and meetings. Check there website for full schedule of events.
Cary Memorial Library - offers classes, lectures, reading times and more daily. Check their calendar of events.
Town of Lexington Department of Recreation - swimming, tennis, golf and more is available daily for residents.
Wilson Farm - Tours, food samplings, fresh produce and vegetables and more available.
Zumba with Marina - 9:00-10:00am weekday mornings at 14 Warren St, Waltham, MA 02453 (Inside Nicole's Studio of Dance). Just $10 per class.
Please note: This is not EVERYTHING available to do in Lexington MA, just some ideas for you to get out and enjoy our great town.
Is your Lexington MA Home eco-friendly? Read the top 10 Green Facts about becoming eco-friendly.
This term isn't regulated at all, so proceed cautiously. There's no denying that artificial chemicals can cause health and environmental problems. But so can natural ones, like ammonia. Don't assume natural is a synonym for earth-friendly, hypoallergenic, or good for you without doing your research.
Although new energy-efficient windows can make your house far more comfortable, they won't make a big dent in your energy use.
Caulking and sealing all penetrations to your home works great, says Suzanne Shelton, CEO of Shelton Group, a marketing agency that specializes in energy efficiency.
But studies, like one from the Florida Solar Energy Center, show you need two to three fans to make a difference, and at $400+ a pop to purchase and install just one, you'll struggle to recover your investment through the slight energy bill savings: roughly $40 per year.
You may look at the price tag for a geothermal heating system and dismiss it out of hand: Systems can cost $10,000 to $25,000 and up. But with federal tax credits for geothermal heat pumps until 2016, you can cut your purchase and installation costs by 30% and your energy bills in half.
CFLs are about 75% more efficient than traditional incandescents, but they don't perform well in enclosed fixtures, especially in humid bathrooms, and disposal is tricky because they contain mercury.
Keep an eye out for LED lightbulb bargains instead. They're more expensive than CFLs and only marginally more efficient, but they last up to five times as long. Also consider incandescent halogens when CFLs aren't the greatest choice — they cost more than traditional incandescents, but they use 25% to 30% less energy and can last up to three times as long.
If your fridge was made before 1993, it's an energy hog. Replacing it, even if it still works, with an energy-efficient model can save you $100–$200 per year on your energy bills.
By the way, putting that old fridge in the garage and filling it with beer isn't considered recycling, nor is it reducing your energy bill or your carbon footprint.
8. Using Rubber Mulch in your GardenRecycled rubber mulch products keep old tires out of the landfill, and mulch is generally a great way to preserve soil moisture and nutrients.
Tankless water heaters are certainly more efficient than conventional water heaters, but thanks to high upfront costs, unpredictable temperature swings (the infamous cold sandwich), and the fact that they're still an improving technology, the choice isn't clear-cut.
If you live in a warm climate — roughly south of Columbus, Ohio (south of 40° latitude) — or in urban areas where asphalt captures heat — you'd be surprised how much changing your roof color could change your energy bills: 20% on average during the cooling season. This one isn't so important in Lexington MA.
Retire Mortgage Free in Lexington MA!
In working as a real estate agent in the Lexington Real Estate market for a number of years, I know that the number one thing on peoples' minds when it comes to buying a home, is the monthly mortgage payment. And it makes sense! We all want to make sure that we can get as close to our dream home as possible while still living within our means. But, have you ever considered that you could be mortgage free?
It seems that, apart from having a vast income at your disposal, not having a monthly house payment is nearly impossible. For those looking to retire in our historic town of Lexington, being free from the concern of a mortgage would be the ultimate way to spend their post work years, but is it possible?
Whether you currently live in Lexington and are nearing retirement, or your goal is to finish up a job well done and retire in this quaint area; I thought I'd show you how to make a mortgage free retirement happen! Take a look!
1. Make Extra Mortgage Payments- It may seem insignificant to tack on an extra $100 a month, but over time it can amount to major savings! Let's say you have a $200,000 mortgage at an interest rate of 6% on a 30 year mortgage. Without taxes and insurance, that will amount to around $1,200 a month, which means you'll be paying a little over $231,000 in interest. But, paying an extra $100 a month can save almost $50,000 in interest and you can be done with the loan five and a half years early!
2. Refinance Your Mortgage- If you currently live in Lexington, refinancing your home could be one of the best ways to cut costs each month or switch to a shorter term loan. Many people are considering refinancing due to the historically low interest rates we've seen over the past few years, which is great if your goal is to reduce monthly payments.
However, refinancing can also mean switching out your current 30-year mortgage to a 15-year loan. While you will be paying a little more each month, you'll find yourself mortgage free much sooner!
3. Downsize Your in Your Lexington Home- We all love to have our own space and a home that allows for hosting gatherings and guests. But, do you need the same amount of space as you did earlier in life? While you do want to account for friends and family that will want to come visit you in your Lexington home; you won't need a lot of extra space such as a formal dining room or a formal living room. Downsizing can allow you to find a less expensive home and, if you are selling your current home to relocate to historic Lexington MA, you could potentially make an all cash offer!
My desire as a Lexington Real Estate agent is to guide you to help you achieve your real estate goals. Whether retirement is quickly approaching, or it's still a few years away, you can start now to implement these tips!
If you have questions about buying a Lexington home for retirement or are curious to learn more about the Lexington Real Estate market; please let me know! I'm here to answer any questions you have!


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Being a clear skied 45˚ winter day here in New England, and having an afternoon to myself, I went on an outdoor adventure. I searched nearby home in Salem for a hiking trail or historic site that I hadn't visited before, and what I found was both. Long Hill reservation in Beverly, MA is an arboretum tucked away just 200-300 feet off of Rt. 22 that offers walking trails, quiet benches, an amazing South Carolina style brick home, and chickens! (The sell fresh eggs there, too).
Here's a few scenes from this afternoon's day out in December.


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'Turkiye to enter 2023 elections with single-digit inflation'
After inflation peaks this month, Turkiye will enter general elections in mid-2023 with single-digit inflation, according to the country's treasury and finance minister.
In addition to the state of the economy when the next elections are set to be held, Nureddin Nebati addressed a range of topics, from planned steps in Turkiye's new economic model to the progress in its new FX-protected deposits program.
"We'll enter the general elections in June 2023 with single-digit inflation," Nebati told Bloomberg in an interview published Friday.
"There will be a decrease (in inflation) this May with the decline in food and energy prices," he added.
Explaining that he believes annual inflation peaked this January, driven by factors such as the rise in the exchange rate and wage hikes for workers, Nebati said the recent stabilization of the Turkish lira's exchange rate is an advantage.
Turkiye posted a 36% annual hike in consumer prices in 2021, the highest in 19 years, according to TurkStat, the country's statistical authority.
"We're currently carrying (the effects of) the hump of December," Nebati explained. But, he added, now we are "entering a period in which the effects of a decrease in food prices and inflation worldwide can be seen."
While supporting the Central Bank's decision to monitor the effect of the monetary easing in the first quarter, Nebati said: "I don't know how the Central Bank will make a decision."
He added: "We need to wait and see what happens in January, February and March."
Market's appetite for growth
"The year 2022 will be one of turnaround, stability and one where things get back on track," Nebati said.
On growth expectations for 2022, he stressed: "I'm saying something assertive: Regarding growth, I see an appetite in the market."
Saying he predicts single-digit growth in the same period, Nebati added: "It will be a single digit. Even if you leave Turkey alone, it will see 5% expansion."
He explained that as of late Wednesday, some 300,000 people had signed up for the government's new foreign exchange-protected deposit program, a measure announced on Dec. 20 by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
"The amount we received here exceeded 126 billion liras ($9.3 billion) as of Wednesday," he said.
This figure shows that an average of 10 billion lira ($740 million) is going into the system every day, he added.
The introduction of the new deposit system, which protect depositors from losses due to rising exchange rates, was welcomed by Turkish investors as well as the local lira currency, which gained back some of the losses it had taken in previous weeks.
The government had argued that the exchange rate fluctuations ignored the country's strong economic fundamentals.
The benefits of Turkey's new economic model, which began late last year, will become clear in the next three to six months, according to Erdogan.
The economic climate in Turkey will be "completely different" this summer when the financial system has reached a balance, he added.
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The creepy guy who sells rock and roll memorabilia from a folding table on the sidewalk spins his spiel to every passerby, and I'm no exception.
"That's a signed letter from Lou Reed about an album he was recording, and I could let it go for seven hundred dollars."
"And if I had that kind of money, I'd be happy to give it to you," I reply, laughing.
"Well, if you have anything to trade, you never have to use cash with me," he says in that smooth, oily voice he has.


Ajantha Mendis broke onto the International scene as a 'mystery spinner' who bowled everything. He bowled off-break, leg-break, googly, flipper and straight delivery. He was an instant hit, claiming a bag full of wickets in first couple of years.
Mendis bamboozled the Indian batting line-up to return with figures of 6/13 in 2008 Asia Cup final, the best ODI figures by an bowler in an tournament final.
On 3 March 2009, the bus carrying the Sri Lankan cricketers to the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore was fired at by masked gunmen.
Ajantha Mendis was among seven Sri Lankan cricketers who were injured in the attack.
Mendis was in an active military service as a Gunner in the Sri Lanka Artillery a regiment of the Sri Lanka Army.
In 2012, Ajantha Mendis received the Sri Lankan order of Bantu, the highest civilian honor in Sri Lanka.


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British Army uniform & medal set
Father and Son uniform and medal set to be sold as part of our 26th September 2019 Arms, Militaria, Firearms, Shotguns and Airguns sale.
This unique set includes the uniform of Major J.R. Thomas of 2nd Middlesex Regiment along with his Edward VII Long Service in the Volunteer Force medal and his hallmarked silver Territorial Decoration dated 1907. Also included in the lot is the WWII era uniform, Defence Medal and 1939-1945 medal for Major Thomas's son 2nd Lieutenant J.R. Thomas Jnr of the Duke of Cornwall's light infantry.
The hallmarked silver Edward VII Territorial Decoration included in this lot is very significant due to the inscribed 1907 date which ties in with the Territorial and Reserve Forces Act 1907. This act which was part of the Haldane reforms (named after the Richard Haldane Secretary of State for War from 1905 to 1912) was to significantly reshape the way the three Auxiliary forces (Militia, the Yeomanry, and the Volunteers) were used within the British Army.
The South African War of 1899-1902 had illustrated that the British Army would struggle to fight overseas for prolonged periods. Haldane wanted the Army best prepared for an intervention in a European war and realised that the volunteer forces would be crucial in backing up the regular army. The silver Territorial Decoration awarded to Major Thomas being one of 4198 issued marks the beginning of the Territorial Army or Army Reserve as we know it today.
The set is estimated to sell for an estimated £400 -600 as part of our 26th September Arms, Militaria, Firearms, Shotguns and Airguns sale. Closing date 28th August. Consignments for this sale are now invited. Please contact Chris Large on 01270 623878 or email chris@peterwilson.co.uk for more information.


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I figured that part of my trouble with extrusion was because the filament wasn't quite making it into the tiny hole at the bottom of the plastic in the stock extruder. So, I purchased a replacement (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0196 ... UTF8&psc=1), but unfortunately the holes at the bottom don't match the holes in the 'u' carriage for the extruder. Can anyone recommend a different one?
This is for your Hictop 3DP-11-ATL correct.
I thought that the "Anycubic All Metal Right Hand MK8 Extruder Aluminum Frame Block DIY Kit for Reprap i3 3D Printer" was compatible.
That's correct, for my 3DP-11-ATL. The distance between the holes in the assembly heatsink is greater than the distance on the carriage. I was rather disappointed, I really liked the look.
I tried to search of one using "Hictop Metal Extruder Aluminum Block" though nothing comes up but MK8.
They have longer throats 30mm , 40mm and 50mm then you could extend higher into the filament clamp.
I straighten the filament a much as possible then push it down seem to work not 1st time every time though.
I bought the same thing as in the OP. I just used a Dremel with an end mill bit to widen the hole that the block mounts to, so now it matches up and works with no problems. I did have to take the top piece to work and mill down the thumb grip area so it would fit my 3DP-03.
It really is a beautiful design.


Using FBackup 7. After several hours backing up I now find that the Testing process is taking hours as well. A search of this forum suggests that it tests every single file backed up!
This is a nonsense! I was taught that good network management policy on backing up is select a random few files to test restore after backup - not all of them! (Not sure if FBackup Testing phase is actually testing restoring the files though) - what is it doing?).
Is there a setting to limit the amount tested to a % of files? If not can I forward this as an improvement suggestion?
This is how FBackup works at the test phase. The entire backup is tested, to ensure the backup is fine.
If you want to disable the test after backup, please open Backup Properties->Advanced page and uncheck the "Test after backup" option.


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Saab teams with Citrix and DXC Technology to create intelligent digital workspace, fuel collaboration and innovation across global operations
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FORT LAUDERDALE, FL – January 15, 2019 – Saab has a long history of breaking new ground on land, sea and in the air and delivering some of the most innovative products the world has ever seen. Now, the leading military defence and civil security company is pushing the boundaries in the digital world and transforming the way work gets done. At its core, Saab believes that true collaboration leads to better solutions. And with the help of Citrix Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:CTXS) and DXC Technology (NYSE: DXC), the company has created an intelligent digital workspace in which its 16,000 employees can share technology, ideas and thinking across more than 80 locations in a secure and reliable way to meet the needs of its customers and give its business a competitive edge.
"We work every day with classified information. And while we need to be open in one end, we need to be very closed in another to ensure data integrity for those we serve," said Mats Hultin, Group CIO, Saab. "That's the key for us – to balance security and agility."
And that's where Citrix and DXC come in.
"Saab has for some years entrusted parts of its IT delivery to DXC Technology, which provides global support for thousands of workplace users around the world and supports Saab's rapid global expansion through our successful and innovative MyWorkStyle solution," said Martin Rainer, Industry Leader and General Manager, Manufacturing, DXC Technology, which is a Citrix Systems Integrator and winner of the 2019 Citrix Partner Innovation Award.
To accommodate Saab's need for technology that could quickly scale to meet both current and future business challenges, Saab and DXC selected Citrix® Workspace to run under DXC's MyWorkStyle offering and deliver a centralized, flexible workspace that both unites and frees users, while keeping the business in sync real-time.
With Citrix Workspace, Saab can serve up personalized access to the systems, information and tools their employees need, when and how they need them, in a flexible and secure way:
Flexible: Employees can access the ever-increasing list of SaaS, web and mobile apps they prefer to use in one, unified experience.
Secure: IT gets a single control plane through which they can onboard and manage application performance without getting in the way.
And Citrix Workspace can be up and running in a matter of days – a key for growth-oriented companies like Saab.
"The modern platform we have today as a workplace solution really helps us integrate new companies very effectively," Hultin said. "With the latest company we bought, we were able to give everyone virtual access to the Saab environment two days after commercial signing. And that's how fast we need to be."
Among the other results Saab has seen since deploying services based on Citrix Workspace delivered by DXC:
Standardization and simplification – A single, centralized and flexible workspace unites Saab users and keeps the business in sync.
Deployment efficiencies and cost control – IT can more easily and cost-effectively stand up and provision servers, workgroups and new projects.
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Saab joins more than 400,000 organizations – including 99 percent of the Fortune 100 and 98 percent of the Fortune 500 – who are using Citrix digital workspace solutions to power a better way to work and gain market advantage.
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Obama is a Fellow Traveler and Communist who has sought out and associated with known communists all his life.
A warning from the past — some conspiracies are very real and also really big and well organized. The target is to destroy our U.S. Constitution and Republic. Remember this quote from history: "We must now face the harsh truth that the objectives of communism are being steadily advanced because many of us do not recognize the means used to advance them. … The individual is handicapped by coming face to face with a Conspiracy so monstrous he cannot believe it exists. The American mind simply has not come to a realization of the evil which has been introduced into our midst." Quote by: J. Edgar Hoover former FBI director. Source: Elks Magazine (August 1956).
DNC Adds Constitutional Qualification Language Into Obama's 2012 Certification of Nomination – Was Not There in 2008 in Most States.
They have obviously felt the heat from we constitutionalists about that missing language from the 2008 certificates. In my opinion, now that they have done so, they have opened themselves up for eventual possible charges of perjury and misprision of a felony this time around, when the truth about Obama's true legal identity is revealed. And the truth will come out in time. It always does.
Click to learn more about Obama's very deep, extensive, and long-term connections to Communists and Red-Diaper babies some of whom work with him within the White House to this day and those involved with running his campaign.
See the Kerchner et al v Obama & Congress et al lawsuit filed by Attorney Mario Apuzzo of NJ very early in the a.m. of 20 Jan 2009 where on page 19 we pointed out the lack of proper legal vetting of Obama by the DNC in 2008 and the DNC issuing two different versions of their 2008 Certificate of Nomination for Obama — only one known CoN (to Hawaii) saying Obama was constitutionally qualified for the office he seeks and for the other states the DNC omittted it: http://www.scribd.com/doc/19914488/Kerchner-v-Obama-Congress-DOC-00-Table-of-Contents-2nd-Amended-Complaint The 2008 absence of the constitutional language was a legal risk reduction tactic back then, imo. But it now appears, as I said, the DNC is going all-in with Obama, and will go down with the ship with Obama. They are in too deep with Obama and he has the goods on all of them if they tried to bail on him now and leave him alone on the sinking ship. The truth about Obama's decades of criminal ID fraud and the DNC's complicity in not properly vetting Obama in the face of numerous allegations and evidence of document fraud re. Obama's ID docs and DNC's willingness to abrogate Article II Section 1 of the U.S. Constitution will come out some day. It always does. Then there will be hell to pay for what they have done.


Audio Description is, in my opinion, an amazing idea. It's something that helps blind and low vision folks like myself enjoy entertainment that, in some cases, we couldn't enjoy otherwise. You may be surprised to learn that there are blind people who hate audio description. Some prefer only to absorb what they can through context. There's nothing wrong with that, but personally I love it, at least the first time watching something. I'd like to talk more about it in a kind of general sense. There is no specific theme or point to this other than that I want to discuss, and maybe educate folks who don't yet know some of these things. So with that in mind, here goes!
There is an art to audio description. It's simple to say that it's a person in the background of a movie or show describing what's going on. That's true, but to do it properly takes skill. You see, audio describers do not wish to step on the toes of any dialog or sound effects that might be present in the show or movie, but at the same time they want to keep their descriptions relevant and informative so the blind person watching understands things they need to know. So, where description is necessary, they will step on sound effects before stepping on dialog. You cannot expect a heavy action scene to be audio described without some tromping on sound effects.
OK, so the describer wouldn't actually say awesome clothing and awesome shoes, they'd go into full detail, but you get the idea. They use that contemplative moment, which would likely contain no dialog, to give the viewer more information than they had before. They still have to prepare for the next moments of action, but they learn to use the time they have. I don't mean to harp on this so much, but personally I find it quite impressive.
Now the thing is, audio description actually used to be fairly uncommon, especially in the US. I remember being a kid in the 90's, and checking out a couple audio described movies from the library. Yes, the library. You couldn't find them at video stores, I never knew a place where you could actually purchase them, but the library had a few. A single shelf, to be exact. That's where I first encountered audio description, and I loved it right away, but it was sure frustrating not to be able to find it on the many, many movies I watched over the years.
I'm pretty sure the UK were one of the first to get a clue when it came to audio description. As the years went by, I kept hearing from friends in the UK that TV shows had it. Then I heard that their movie channels also had it, meaning the movies I loved were being audio described, but over there and not over here. Man oh man, that was painful. I half-joked that I was going to move to the UK for that very reason. Yeah, it was only half a joke. I really wanted to, at the time.
I think it was somewhere around 2009 when the US finally started to figure out that audio description was actually kinda awesome. Some folks in the US had the right idea. Some TV networks like Fox did start supporting audio description before 2009, but I feel like 2009 was the year it really started to click. Suddenly, DVD's featuring audio description were hitting store shelves. There weren't many, but they were there, and I remember being shocked every time we found one. It was still in the early days then. A couple years later, iTunes released audio described versions of a few movies, all of which I believe were Disney films. Understand that these were actually separate versions of the movies, specifically made with the audio description track as the primary audio track. Separate purchases entirely.
Fast forward to today, and now I'm overrun with audio described content. iTunes got rid of that old method of providing audio description, and started adding the description audio track to the same versions of movies everyone else was buying. As of a check I did just yesterday, using the audio description project's web site, iTunes now has a staggering 800+ audio described movies. Furthermore, they're apparently averaging 18 new additions to their catalog of audio described movies per month. Ridiculous! Ridiculously awesome!
Just in case that's not enough, Netflix is off and running with audio description these days. Every single Netflix original show and movie gets the audio description treatment, meaning we can fully enjoy all of their content on the day of its release right along with everyone else. To us, that's a huge, huge deal. Amazon is also working on audio descriptions, but they have a ways to go before getting close to the amazing work Netflix has done. Netflix even goes out of their way to try and get the AD tracks for the licensed content they add every month. It's quite awesome, and very much appreciated.
There's even a little audio description project I'd like to give a shout out to, which you can find at youdescribe.org. The goal is to actually describe Youtube videos. Viewers can then listen to the described versions, and even request descriptions for videos that aren't currently audio described. It's all done by volunteers too, so anyone who is willing to help out can record an audio description for a video. Descriptions can be rated, though, to help avoid the haters who would record trollish things. It's an awesome idea, and apparently has gained a lot of traction, as you can find quite a few videos there.
I think that about covers my current thoughts on audio description. In summary, I'm so happy with where we are with it right now. I'm overrun, yes, but that's a wonderful, wonderful hing. Better to have too many choices than not enough. It's a good time to be a movie fan. Thanks again for reading, guys, and continue to be awesome!


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The world's smallest digital music player, the 1GB iPod shuffle lets you wear up to 240 songs on your sleeve. Or your lapel. Or your belt. Clip on iPod shuffle and wear it as a badge of musical devotion.You know what they say about good things and small packages. But when something 1.62 inches long and about half an ounce holds up to 240 songs, "good" and "small" don't quite cut it. Especially when you can listen to your music for up to 12 continuous hours. In fact, iPod shuffle just may be the biggest thing in small.Clip it to your coin pocket. Clip it to your bag. No matter where you clip your skip-free iPod shuffle, you'll have instant access to music. And iPod shuffle's anodized aluminum enclosure goes with absolutely everything. Put it on, turn it up, and turn some heads.Got more than 240 songs in your iTunes library? No problem. Let iTunes autofill your iPod shuffle and get a new musical experience every time. Pop follows jazz. Rock follows rap. iPod shuffle loves to improvise. Take the Shuffle switch, for instance. Even if you've synchronized a particular playlist, you can shuffle songs with a flick.
Lets you wear up to 240 songs on your sleeve. Or your lapel. Or your belt.
Collect music on the iTunes jukebox. Buy songs from the iTunes Store. Sync them to iPod shuffle.


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On page 211 of your book Heaven, you ask, "Whom will we rule?" and then go on to say other people, angels and that God may create new beings for us to rule. Are the "new beings" just part of your imagination or is there a scriptural basis for that thought?
This was just my imagination. I actually said "If God wishes, He may create new beings for us to rule." We know that we'll rule (I Corinthians 6). When scripture talks about ruling over cities the presumption is people living in those cities are other human beings.
We'll also rule over animals (to rule means to have dominion over) and I was just throwing out another possibility.
In the Resurrected Universe Will There Be New Beings?
Randy Alcorn discusses several perspectives on the idea of new beings being created to further populate the renewed universe. This video clip was excerpted from Randy's Eternity 101 DVD class.


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Indiana Deputy Injured After Vehicle Struck Head-On by Drunk Driver, Officials Say
5 January 2023, 10:17 am
A sheriff's deputy in Bloomington, Indiana, was injured after his patrol vehicle was hit head-on by a drunk driver earlier this week, officials said.
In this footage, Deputy Zeiser of the Monroe County Sheriff's Department is driving down West Country Club Drive when he encounters an SUV slowed down with hazard lights flashing, the sheriff's office said. As the deputy approaches the vehicle, a car drives out from behind it, crossing the center line and crashing head-on into the deputy's vehicle.
The Monroe County Sheriff's Department said that the driver was drunk.
According to a local news report, the accused driver was uninjured, and the deputy sustained a cut to his wrist.
The accused driver was booked into Monroe County Jail on suspicion of aggressive driving and operating a vehicle while intoxicated, according to local news, but no criminal charges had been filed against him as of Wednesday, January 4. Credit: Monroe County Sheriff's Department via Storyful
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Five people fined more than £4K for littering and fly-tipping
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All you need to know about living in Winnipeg, Manitoba
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As the largest city in the world-renowned Canadian Prairies, Winnipeg is often affectionately referred to as the Heart of the Continent. Winnipeg's cold and long winters mean that the city of almost one million people is also home to the slightly less-charming moniker of Winterpeg. However, despite the harsh winters that Winnipegers have to endure, their spirit and hospitality remains strong. This friendly and welcoming reputation is one of the main reasons why an increasing number of newcomers to Canada have chosen to make Winnipeg their Canadian home. So, let's learn more about living in Winnipeg, Canada's most centrally-located city.
Where is Winnipeg, Manitoba?
Population and immigrant communities
Housing in Winnipeg
Transport in Winnipeg
Education in Winnipeg
Winnipeg Living
Immigrating to Winnipeg, Manitoba
Winnipeg is the capital of Manitoba. The city is located towards the eastern end of the Canadian Prairies. As far as Canadian cities go, Winnipeg is about as central as it gets, and the city sits at the meeting point of the Red and Assiniboine rivers.
In terms of employment, Winnipeg was recently ranked as the third-fastest growing economy among Canada's major cities, and is also considered to be one of the most diversified across the country, but that's not the only thing attracting newcomers to the heart of the Canadian Prairies.
Winnipeg has been a magnet for immigrants to Canada for decades. The city may be one of the isolated in North America, but its appeal among immigrant communities from across the world means that it has become a diverse and multicultural place to call home. One of the strongest immigrant communities in Winnipeg is made up of newcomers from the Philippines.
Winnipeg witnessed its first major influx of Filipinno immigrants in the 1980s, and the multi-generational community has grown from strength to strength since then.
Today, Winnipeg has the third largest Filipino population in Canada, as well as the largest in terms of per-capita population with just under 10 percent. In 2016, there were over 57,000 Filipino citizens living in Winnipeg as either permanent residents or naturalized Canadian citizens. However, it isn't just the Filipino community that is thriving in Canada's sunniest city.
In 2019, 14,745 permanent residents were admitted to Canada and settled in Winnipeg. The total figure for Manitoba as a whole was 18,905, meaning that almost 80 percent of all permanent residents who settled in Manitoba in 2019 chose Winnipeg. Furthermore, the 2016 census data indicates that there were approximately 180,000 immigrants based in Winnipeg, representing almost 24 percent of the city's total population. This is an increase from 20.6 percent in 2011, and 17.7 percent in 2006. As a province, Manitoba was the province with the second youngest population in 2019, thanks in no small part to the many immigrant families who settled in the province through Express Entry, or through the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP), , or via the Family Class sponsorship route. Other newcomers to Winnipeg include refugees and some business immigrants, but the majority arrive through Express Entry, the MPNP, or the support of a loved one.
Aside from the established Filipino community in the city, Winnipeg is also home to a growing Indian community, as well significant British and Chinese populations. But what is attracting so many newcomers to Winnipeg?
When it comes to choosing a Canadian city or town to call your home, the cost of rent and property prices are important considerations. With that in mind, you'll be glad to know that the costs of rent in Winnipeg are among the lowest in Canada, making the city ideal for newcomers who want to find their own place after arriving in Canada without having to share an address with roommates.
According to Numbeo, a one-bedroom apartment in downtown Winnipeg should set an individual or couple around $1,027 CAD per month. An equivalent sized apartment in the suburbs will about 57 dollars less at $970 CAD per month. If you plan on living in Winnipeg with a family or simply want a larger place, then you can expect to pay about $1,490 CAD per month for a three-bedroom apartment in Winnipeg's city centre neighbourhoods. The same apartment a little further out will cost around $1,455 CAD per month. For some additional context, it should be noted that rental prices in Winnipeg are around 12 percent cheaper than equivalent properties in Hamilton, Ontario. This comparison is important because many immigrants in Canada feel that the outer cities of the GTA, as well as other urban centres elsewhere in Ontario, are the only options for affordable city-living in Canada. Living in Winnipeg proves that this is not the case.
If you are moving to Winnipeg with some savings and a solid job, you might want to think about buying a home. The price per square metre to buy an apartment in downtown Winnipeg is about $3,133 CAD, and approximately $2,793 CAD in the suburbs. This compares favourably with another city popular with newcomers, Calgary. In fact, the cost to buy a property downtown Winnipeg is 32 percent cheaper than an equivalent property in Calgary's city centre.
Like many Canadian Prairie cities, Winnipeg is not renowned for its public transport system. The simple fact of the matter is that the cold winters and somewhat-spread-out nature of the city means that many Winnipeggers opt for a car before the bus. To that end, in 2019 a litre of gas costs around $1.11.
If you do choose to use public transport in the city then you should know that the Winnipeg transit system offers a pretty comprehensive bus service and a monthly transport pass will set you back approximately $100 CAD per month.
Finally, if you are a cycling enthusiast, then you will be pleased to learn that there is an extensive bike path network covering large sections of the city. And, with so much flatland, you can rest assured that you won't have to navigate any tricky or calf-crippling climbs!
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One fun fact about education in Winnipeg, especially for those moving to the city with young children, is that the city is home to some of the most affordable childcare options and Kindergarten services in North America.
Other good news for families in Winnipeg is that there is an extensive primary and secondary school system, with a wide range of public and independent schools to choose from.
Public schools operate directly under the Minister of Education. These schools are governed by locally elected school division/district boards. All Canadian citizens and landed immigrants residing with a parent or legal guardian in Manitoba have the right to attend public schools subject to provincial regulations.
The operation of independent schools varies. Some schools are affiliated with a specific religious or denominational group. They have their own governing bodies or boards. Independent schools are eligible for provincial funding if they implement the Manitoba curriculum and meet a number of additional requirements. Non-funded independent schools may not follow provincial curricula but must deliver a standard of education to that provided in a public school.
In terms of university education in Winnipeg, the two big-hitters are the University of Winnipeg and the University of Manitoba. The former has a dynamic campus that is located across Winnipeg's downtown core and its international student population is more than 10 percent of the total student body.
The University of Manitoba is located primarily in Winnipeg's Fort Garry neighbourhood and is the oldest university in Western Canada, having been formed in 1877. It is Manitoba's only research-intensive university, and one of the country's top research institutions. The university also boasts an alumni of over 145,000, living in 140 countries.
Living in Winnipeg
Despite many assertions to the contrary, Winnipeg is actually one of the most culturally-rich cities in Canada. It is home to the recently opened Canadian Museum for Human Rights, as well as the Centennial Concert Hall and the ever-popular Winnipeg Folk Festival.
Winnipeg skyline.
In terms of sport, living in0 Winnipeg means that you'll be sharing a city with the 2019 Candian Football League (CFL) Gray Cup champions, the expertly-named Winnipeg Blue Bombers, while the city's beloved Jets represent the city and wider region in the National Hockey League (NHL).
Finally, food lovers can sample the culinary delights offered up by the city's significant immigrant communities in one of the many great Filipino, Indian, Japanese, and Scandanavian restaurants dotted across the city.
If you're interested in moving to Winnipeg, there are a few options you may want to consider for immigration to Manitoba. If you're not sure where to start, or if you want professional advice, we recommend booking a consultation with a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC).
Express Entry is Canada's main system for managing immigration of skilled workers. Do you have skilled work experience, lots of higher education, and strong abilities in English and/or French? Check out our guide to find out if Express Entry could be an option for you.
Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP)
The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) is one of the most popular of Canada's Provincial Nominee Programs, or PNPs. Through these programs, provinces such as Manitoba can nominate individuals and families to immigrate to Canada based on criteria set by the province.
If you're young and planning life long-term, you might want to consider international studies at a post-secondary college or university in Manitoba. Completing Canadian education greatly increases your options when it comes to immigration, plus local experience will give you an edge when it comes to launching your career.
And that's it, our Winnipeg destination guide. If you are a newcomer to Canada that wants to live in a diverse Canadian city brimming with culture, sports and job opportunities, while not breaking the bank on rent or mortgage repayments each month, then Winnipeg might be the perfect place for you.
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Harrison T. Groutage (April 21, 1925 – February 5, 2013) was an American painter and educator. He taught art at Utah State University for more than three decades, and his artwork can be found in museums in California, Utah and New York.

Life
Groutage was born on April 21, 1925 in Richmond, Utah. He attended Utah State University and Weber State University, and he earned a bachelor's degree from Brigham Young University in 1953, followed by a master in Fine Arts from the University of Utah in 1954.

Groutage taught in the Art Department at Utah State University from 1955 to 1989, and he was the chair of its department from 1965 to 1972. He painted watercolors as well as acrylic and oil paintings. Like many Utahn artists, Groutage spent his winters near St. George, Utah. He received the Governor's Award in the Arts from the State of Utah in 1999.

Groutage was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and he married Iva Lou Pilkington in the Logan Utah Temple in 1943. He died on February 5, 2013. His work can be seen at the Norton Simon Museum, the National Academy of Design, and the Springville Museum of Art.

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Cloudbursting – that oft-told urban myth that sees workloads magically move across infrastructure like wisps of smoke. It's a provocative image and one that never fails to get the back up of seasoned IT folks who wrangle this stuff day to day. Truth is that applications have specificities and tying those all up into one package that can be magically moved is a hard task to deliver upon. It's for this reason that most cloud migration companies have started to talk about disaster recover as their main value prop – de-emphasizing the live migration aspects. Case in point CloudVelocity who today announced the release of its product and a $13M Series B funding round.
It's interesting to read the CloudVelocity pitch deck – in previous generations of cloud migration marketing (and by that I mean a couple of months ago), one would have expected to see "We deliver cloudbursting" splashed across the front page. These days companies are more circumspect (and honest). CloudVelocity's front page talks of enabling hybrid clouds and their automated migration and DR service. That's not a bad thing, the promise of cloudbursting is exciting and all but today there are organizations all around the world that simply want a product that helps them move down a migration path – if their pressing need is DR (as so often it is) then it would be silly of vendors to ignore the opportunity.
CloudVelocity has been going down this path for awhile now – it was funded way back in 2010 but only emerged from stealth a few months ago. Today sees them release their One Hybrid Cloud product that ties AWS cloud services to enterprise data centers – in the process delivering on this hybrid cloud promise and letting organizations run both Linux and Windows apps without modification on the AWS cloud. So, how does it work?
Thereafter an environment exists within AWS which, for all intents and purposes, is a clone of the on-premise setup – allowing an application to be moved across painlessly.
No unicorns and rainbows, but a rock solid business proposition and that's the most important thing.


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Homepage of Tel Aviv University > News > TAU Archeologists Find Potential Evidence of Biblical Samson's Existence
TAU Archeologists Find Potential Evidence of Biblical Samson's Existence
A seal found at Tel Beit Shemesh could be the earliest depiction of the tale of Samson battling the lion
Seal depicting a man battling a large animal
A team of TAU archeologists has found a small seal, carved in stone and measuring 1.5 centimeters in diameter in the excavations of Tel Beit Shemesh. The seal depicts a human figure next to a large animal and could be, according to excavation director and TAU professor Shlomo Bunimovitz, evidence of the Biblical story of Samson fighting a lion.
Samson's story is mentioned in the book of Judges, which estimated by researchers to be set in the 11th century BCE – roughly the period when the seal is believed to have been created. Prof. Bunimovitz claims the seal could be linked to the Biblical story precisely because of this confluence of circumstances - the seal was found in proximity to where Samson is believed to have lived, during the appropriate time period when it is clear a story was being told of a man who battled a lion. It's possible that the seal and the Bible are telling the same story.
The biblical city of Timna, where the Bible describes Samson's wife living, is located not far from Beit Shemesh. According to Judges 14:5, Samson was on his way to his engagement party when "a young lion roared against him". After Samson kills the lion he uses the story to entertain the guests at his party, giving birth to one of the most famous riddles in Western history: "Out of the eater came forth food, and out of the strong came forth sweetness" (Judges 14:14 ). The newly found seal is the first physical evidence researchers have found of the Biblical story.
Ancient Cultural Context
Along with the seal, two structures were discovered, which were apparently used for ritual purposes during the same time period. In one of them researchers found a kind of table, resembling an altar, next to which a large number of animal bones were found. Prof. Bunimovitz believes the animals may have been used for sacrifices.
A vital part of the Biblical stories about Samson and Beit Shemesh is a border mentioned in the Bible between the area occupied by the Philistines and that occupied by local people, at first Canaanites and then the people of Judah. The animal bones found at Tel Beit Shemesh help authenticate and provide context for this portion of Biblical tale as well.
A few kilometers west of Beit Shemesh, the TAU team found a large number of pig bones, showing the people in that area ate large amounts of pork. At Tel Beit Shemesh, on the other hand, very few pig bones were discovered – none at all after the 11th century BCE. Prof. Bunimovitz believes that when the pork-eating Philistines arrived in the country from the Aegean, the local population stopped eating pork deliberately to set themselves apart from the foreigners.
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Pirate Target and Colombian Caribbean Gem
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Founded in 1533 by Pedro de Heredia, colonial Cartagena bewitches Tourists and Colombians alike gateway to America, Spain's first city on the South American main, Cartagena witnessed the shipment of Peruvian silver to Europe, the galleons from Seville, the piracy of Drake and Hawkins and sheltered behind its thick and impregnable walls, remained intact.
The origins and prosperity of this city are undoubtedly inextricably linked due to its location and the security of its port and the wealth inherent in the urban centre is reflected in the extravagant balconies and ornate doorways of the Ciudad Vieja (the old city). What were once homes to aristocrats and merchants are now guesthouses, gift shops and museums.
Declared a UNESCO world heritage site in 1984, Cartagena remains the most popular tourist destination in Colombia, in part due to the security of the city and its popularity as a destination for cruise ships. It was, for a number of the years the only city in Colombia where US presidents dared to tread.
More elegant and far removed from Bogota's Candelaria, the bay, the tiled rooftops and the multicoloured colonial walls of the Ciudad Vieja exude humidity and a sticky closeness familiar to those with experience of Caribbean weather patterns and coastal attitudes. To walk in the midday heat is a folly and solely the refuge of tourists who know no better. Cartageneros wisely shut up shop move to air conditioned or well ventilated retreats while beach lovers flee to nearby offshore islands or to the spit of land that makes up the architectural mess of Bocagrande.
The atmosphere, the sea air, the street vendors, everything feels like a film setting for a Gabriel Garcia Marquez novel. Indeed Gabo himself spent pivotal and formative years here as a journalist and aspiring writer.
There is a sultry decadence here that has bewitched writers and wayward souls since time immemorial. Has it something to do with the sorcery of the fickle mistress the Caribbean? Is there something in the air, or are people rendered slightly unhinged and light-headed from the tall measures of rum in the potent cuba libres served at the bars that line the streets and portions of the old city wall?
Cartagena is the ideal place for a conference, but will the participants stay faithful to the event they are supposed to attend. With colonial treasures to discover, antiquated streets, museums, galleries and shops to peruse, do people go missing? Do the Congresos and Festivales seem thin on bodies? Are there visible empty seats in the conference auditoriums?
Whatever the case, this captivating Caribbean jewel must be visited. From the Puerta del Reloj and the Plaza de la Aduana, to the Plaza de los Coches and the Calle Santo Domingo, Cartagena will cast a lasting spell on you.
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Strong earnings lift S&P 500 higher, but Facebook's weak outlook hurts tech sector
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Anything can happen in stock markets and you ought to conduct your affairs so that if the most extraordinary events happen, that you're still around to play the next day. – Warren Buffett
In the busiest week of the second quarter earnings season, the major stock averages closed mixed as the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 Index were higher while the Nasdaq Composite Index dropped more than 1%. By week's end, over 50% of S&P 500 companies had reported earnings and nearly 80% of them had topped analysts' estimates. Stronger than expected earnings and favorable developments on trade and tariffs powered stocks to significant gains through Wednesday's close. President Trump and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker met to discuss improving transatlantic trade relations and reached an agreement in principle to avert a trade war and lower tariffs. The Europeans agreed to reduce industrial tariffs and import more U.S. soybeans and natural gas and were amenable to reaching a reciprocal trade relationship with the U.S. This positive trade news coupled with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's comment that a deal on the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) was coming soon lifted a cloud hanging over the stock market. Trade tensions had eased considerably with these announcements and investors turned their attention back to quarterly earnings, which had been excellent. All that changed on Thursday, though, after Facebook missed its revenue target and reported that its global daily active users were much less than expected. The company also announced that its revenue growth for this year would slow from last year, causing the stock to tumble nearly 20% and setting a record for the biggest one-day loss of market capitalization in history. Technology stocks, particularly the high fliers such as Apple, Alphabet (Google), Netflix and Amazon, all sold off in sympathy as investors worried that these stocks were priced for perfection and may have gotten ahead of themselves, too. Growth stocks have had a tremendous run but valuations are stretched and expectations may have to come down before these stocks can resume their upward climb.
There was a plethora of economic data last week, the most important of which was second quarter gross domestic product (GDP), which jumped 4.1% for the best growth in nearly 4 years. June durable goods orders were also strong as demand for transportation equipment rebounded and there was solid growth in business spending on equipment. New and existing home sales in June fell more than expected and fewer homes for sale were keeping home prices elevated. Rising building material costs and a shortage of land and labor were also putting a squeeze on the supply of homes. The University of Michigan consumer sentiment index in July fell slightly due to fears over the impact of tariffs on the economy but it still remains at a historically high level.
For the week, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 1.6% to close at 25,451 and the S&P 500 Index added 0.6% to close at 2,818. The Nasdaq Composite Index declined 1.1% to close at 7,737.
The July employment report is expected to show that 194,000 new jobs were added to the U.S. economy and that the unemployment rate fell slightly to 3.9% from 4.0% in June. June construction spending and factory orders are forecast to show modest increases while the ISM manufacturing and non-manufacturing or services sector indices and the July Chicago Purchasing Manager's Index (PMI) are forecast to show healthy expansion, with levels at or above 60. A reading of 50 or above indicates expansion.
The Federal Reserve meets on Wednesday and is expected to leave interest rates unchanged at 1.75% to 2%. The Bank of England also meets this week and is expected to raise its rate to 0.75%.
Among the most notable companies scheduled to report earnings this week are Caterpillar, Procter & Gamble, Archer Daniels Midland, Kellogg, Pfizer, Apple, Automatic Data Processing, MetLife, Allstate, Berkshire Hathaway, Duke Energy, Consolidated Edison and Devon Energy.
Although the GDP number of 4.1% growth in the second quarter was the best since the third quarter of 2014, the markets actually may have been disappointed that it wasn't higher. This disappointment could also have caused the weakness in stocks on Friday. While the GDP growth figure was in line with consensus estimates, it fell considerably short of the highest estimates, which were above 5%. First quarter GDP was also revised higher from 2% to 2.2%, making the average for the first half of the year 3.2%. Strong consumer and business spending, increased government spending and a surge in exports were responsible for the faster growth in the second quarter. Whether or not this level of growth is sustainable is another question. The high level of consumption during the quarter probably will not be repeated and exports of agricultural products such as soybeans may have been pulled forward to avoid the implementation of new tariffs. However, inventories fell during the quarter and were a drag on growth, something that will reverse itself in subsequent quarters as inventories are replenished. All in all, it was an excellent quarter and one that could lay the foundation for 3% plus economic growth for the full year.


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