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Defining the envelope for sonic IR: detection limits and damage limits
Author(s): Wayne O. Miller; Ian M. Darnell; Michael W. Burke; Christopher L. Robbins
Work is presented which begins to define the envelope of applicability for the sonic IR NDE technique. Detection limits define the faintest flaw signal that can be perceived, which is a function of flaw size and depth, excitation strength and duration, and the detector limits (spatial, temporal, thermal). A unique contribution of the present work is a model to predict the dynamic frictional heating of a crack, and this is combined with a transient heat transfer analysis to define the detection limits. Damage limits consider the risk of damage to a part from the application of the dynamic excitation. Experience has shown that the dynamic excitation can damage parts, notably for brittle materials such as ceramics with existing flaws. Since sonic IR is intended to be nondestructive it is important to test parts in a manner consistent with preserving the part integrity. The evaluation of damage limits assumes that additional part damage during testing is a fatigue process that propagates existing cracks. Paris' law for fatigue damage is employed to provide an estimate of fatigue crack propagation during the dynamic forcing. Both detection limits and damage limits are combined to create an envelope of applicability for sonic IR. Further experimental effort is required to tune and validate the analytical tools presented herein. This work was performed under the auspices of the U.S. Department of Energy by Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory under Contract W-7405-Eng-48.
Date Published: 1 April 2003
Proc. SPIE 5073, Thermosense XXV, (1 April 2003); doi: 10.1117/12.485982
Wayne O. Miller, Lawrence Livermore National Lab. (United States)
Ian M. Darnell, Lawrence Livermore National Lab. (United States)
Michael W. Burke, Lawrence Livermore National Lab. (United States)
Christopher L. Robbins, Lawrence Livermore National Lab. (United States)
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Florian Valot traded to FC Cincinnati for allocation fee
French midfielder enjoyed brief-but-thrilling runs of form over five years in club pipeline
By Ben Cork@corkinho Aug 5, 2021, 7:31pm EDT
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In a move first reported last night by Cincinnati reporter Pat Brennan, the New York Red Bulls have traded midfielder Florian Valot to FC Cincinnati, who held the Red Bulls to a 0-0 draw less than 24 hours ago. New York will receive $50k in General Allocation Money as compensation, with a potential add-on of $50k based on performance clauses.
The fee is a not-insignificant haul for a now 28-year-old player with unfortunate fitness struggles in both the short and long-term who was clearly outside of the club's future plans. Valot's farewell substitute appearance against New England was only the third appearance of 2021 for the Frenchman, who had struggled again with ligament issues following a start against LA Galaxy earlier in the year, an unfortunately familiar turn of events for the otherwise popular playmaker.
A product of the AS Monaco youth system, Valot first arrived in the New York area to attend Rider University on a soccer scholarship. Following his career with Rider, Valot was invited on trial with the Red Bulls II reserve team in the summer of 2016 and became a regular soon after, helping the reserve team to the USL title later that year.
The peak of Valot's time in New York was undoubtedly the first half of the 2018 Supporters Shield-winning campaign. Playing in what Jesse Marsch described as a 10-and-a-half role on the wing, Valot's fluid movement on both sides of the ball and subtle technique in possession made him a key part of the team that charged to the top of the league table early in that euphoric regular season.
But Valot's late bloom in the professional game was cut painfully short before that season even finished. It was announced in July that he suffered an ACL tear in training and he would miss the remainder of that season's record-breaking campaign.
Valot would eventually return to the lineup the following year under now-manager Chris Armas, but was a victim of the cruelest fate one could bring upon a professional in his situation. A clumsy tackle by San Jose defender Judson in March put Valot on the medic's table for a further year.
The now-veteran had a brief resurgence in last year's covid-restrained season, most notably scoring in the opener of the MLS is Back tournament. Certain websites even called for him to be considered for the league's comeback player of the year award.
But such bright form would again end up short-lived, though this time at the softer hand of a management change rather than a catastrophic injury. Despite a perceived lack of cohesion in the team's attack in recent weeks, Gerhard Struber has still gone with newer, younger options in the attacking midfield roles instead of Valot.
Much of the Red Bulls fan ecosystem is understandably dismayed by the departure of Valot, a photogenic, well-spoken symbol of a successful era in the team's recent past. But by now it is clear that any success that might be found by the current model being built by Struber and sporting executive Kevin Thelwell would not involve a 28-year-old coming off severe long-term fitness issues. If Valot can avoid injury, then Cincinnati has found a clever, intelligent ball-carrier with perhaps 2-3 more top-level seasons left in the tank, but more importantly for this audience's sake, the Red Bulls will double their income for a player who was likely to leave for free at the end of this season anyway.

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After four years Air Force "confident" it has found F-22 problem source
By Larry Shaughnessy
An imperfect valve, a filter meant to protect pilots from chemical and biological threats, and decades-old vest technology combined to cause problems that grounded the state-of-the-art F-22 fighter jet, according to Air Force Maj. Gen. Charles Lyon, director of operations for Air Combat Command.
"We determined with confidence the source of the unexplained physiological incident resides in the F-22 cockpit," Lyon said.
The Air Force has been investigating why a number of F-22 pilots have experienced a mysterious loss of oxygen while in the air, causing dizziness and confusion known as hypoxia, since spring 2011. Oxygen problems that have caused hypoxia-like symptoms in pilots and ground crew members have occurred for the past four years.
In recent months, Air Force officials, under pressure from Congress and Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta, have searched for a root cause of the problem and have thoroughly examined the system as a whole and found what they believes is the cause.
"In the end there is no smoking gun," Lyon told reporters at the Pentagon Tuesday during a briefing laying out the details of the findings.
The Air Force found four main components to the cause of the problem:
- The upper pressure garment, or vest, that the pilots were wearing
- The oxygen-delivery hoses on the vest
- The valve in the quick connection point in those hoses
- An air filter on the hoses designed to filter out chemical and biological agents
The Air Force had checked each of those parts of the system independently and they all worked as expected. But only once had the service checked the entire system together.
"There was a rudimentary testing that was done on the vest and it said that it inflates early and that it impedes the mobility of the pilot in the cockpit, and that was it. They didn't study the long term physiological impact of having this inflated," Lyon said.
After that rudimentary test was done, the entire F-22 fleet was grounded, but is now flying with limits on how high the planes can fly and how far from a safe landing strip they can go.
Some critics had blamed the dangerous chemicals on the plane's exterior that help make it stealthy to enemy radar, but the Air Force ruled that out.
"How did we eliminate contamination as the root cause? We did this through months of exhaustive testing on flight tests and line operational aircraft. We poured over aircraft involved in incidents. We analyzed thousands of samples of gases, volatile and semi-volatile compounds, solids, liquids and particulate matter. We compared these samples to occupational hazard standards and we checked the levels in incident aircraft and pilots against non-incident aircraft and pilots - we found nothing remarkable," Lyon said.
Blaming the vest and the attachments doesn't answer why six ground maintenance crew members, who don't wear the vest, complained of hypoxia-like symptoms, including dizziness and lightheadedness.
Lyon blamed hunger and thirst.
"If you haven't eaten normally or you haven't fully hydrated, those type of things can begin degrade your personal performance," Lyon said. "These folks had some of these symptoms, which are ambiguous for other things that could happen to them so they reported based on that so there's a chance their diet wasn't right that day, they didn't have the hydration level that they needed."
Lyon also said some of them may have been sickened by exhaust from the jets they were working on.
As for the F-22's future, the hoses, filters and vests will be redesigned before the F-22 returns to fully operational status.
But Lyon warned that the problem will never be entirely solved. "There will be physiological incidents in the future in the F-22 and other aircraft - that goes with the territory of high performance fighter aircraft and flight operations."
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It's not just about exercise though. And there are areas we can improve. Education is one area we are addressing and is improving. Housing is also another area of concern. There too, we are seeing more affordable housing being built, albeit slowly.
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Over the last couple of months, we have had quite a few conversations about how to create an innovative, creative environment for our team and in our company.
It all started when the Creative Director for our project circulated a 2008 Harvard Business Review article on How Pixar Fosters Collective Creativity. This article has circulated around the blogosphere since it was first published. If you haven't read it yet, I highly recommend it.
When creating software, the creatives are your programmers. No matter what product you are making, the team creating it needs to have ownership over how they do that. The business provides the high level challenges, but the team owns how to meet that challenge. It's one of the core values of Scrum.
At Pixar, work is reviewed daily. Agile encourages regular, frequent reviews as well. At a minimum, it is demonstrated and reviewed at the end of each sprint (every two to six weeks). A healthy daily stand-up, though, involves the team talking with each other, not just reporting status. When done well, it is a way to get daily feedback. If programmers are checking in work frequently, peer code reviews are another way to get regular feedback.
I learned long ago that the first rule of project management is: "If you do nothing else, learn from your successes and failures". Pixar learns from every film they do. Agile teams should be doing retrospectives after every sprint and using what they learned to improve the next one.
There is truth to the cliché: necessity is the mother of invention. The more clear and authentic the "need", the more inspiring it will be. While selling millions of units is often the end goal, it is usually only inspiring to sales people. Contributing to something more meaningful for clients or the business will tend to engage the team to contribute. Creative people like to solve problems, make products people love and be the best. If the business need meets one or more of those desires, innovation will follow.
Do you contribute your thoughts and ideas if you don't know what will be done with them? The company needs to be transparent about its business. If the team knows the company keeps information from them, they will hesitate to share. In addition, if ideas are suggested and go nowhere, there is no motivation to offer more ideas.
We live in the age of knowledge, so everyone knows that thoughts and ideas are the source of wealth for companies. People will be reluctant to share their big ideas if the company can't clearly answer the question: "What's in it for me?" The next big innovation needs to be recognized and rewarded, either through a recognition or bonus program or through career progression. At the very least, let people see their ideas through from start to ship. They will learn a lot more and will have the satisfaction of seeing their ideas become reality.
What things do your companies do to encourage innovation? Have your companies ever tried to introduce an innovation program and got it completely wrong? What would encourage you to be more creative?


I have been baking with a lot of oat flour lately, specifically Bob's Red Mill Gluten Free Oat Flour, and it makes me wonder why more recipes don't take advantage of this flour…? Granted it can be risky using oat flour that isn't certified gluten free, but since there is at least one readily available one I'm surprised more gluten free cooks don't regularly use it. The bread, biscuits and scones I've been making have been really good lately. I mean a scone made with oat flour or a scone made with garbanzo bean flour…which would you choose? Last night a mixed up a batch of cinnamon blueberry scones and set the mix in the fridge overnight. Baking them up this morning was especially gratifying b/c the blueberries I used were ones my sons and I picked at the end of the summer. They really enjoy picking and eating the ones in our backyard, but they actually were not so excited about picking from a blueberry farm. It was a good time all the same, since they got to play Star Wars with our friends who met us there. And they definitely enjoy these scones. They are from the Flying Apron cookbook, but I made them into more of a biscuit size because the way the book has you do it results in huge scones~ that would be all my boys would eat in a day!
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Stephen Keshi in this interview with Brazilian sports newspaper ESPORTES/Futebol, reveals his plans for the Super Eagles.
Nigeria is in Group B of the FIFA Confederations Cup, alongside very strong teams like Spain and Uruguay. Can you beat them and advance to the semifinal?
Football is not an exact science, anything can happen and we are not afraid of anyone. One example was the African Cup, when they believed they would win the Ivory Coast in the quarterfinals and were champions soon after. It's hard to pinpoint a favorite before the competition starts. My players are young and are very eager to face good opponents and that will make us evolve in the coming years. I bet we will have many fans during the Confederations Cup because Brazil has a very strong African culture. Who knows we may even feel at home.
We played evenly, with everyone helping on the field. We're trying to get to know everyone and to have a rapport. With the Confederations Cup ahead, is the chance to have time to get together and fix certain aspects, such as the tactical part and stay more prepared for qualifying. This is crucial because usually we do not have time to train.
Why have you chosen too many young players in your squad?
Some players do not play to their utmost potentials both collectively and individually. Yet you cannot ignore their huge experience. So I tried to do a mix and we use the games of the Confederations Cup to show our potential, and represent Africa and make our country to be proud of us.
Are there similarities between the Nigeria team that won the African Cup in 1994 and this year? Or are they totally different?.
Now we have a young team. At that time we had a team that had been together for about seven years or more. We are trying to put them together and try to bring the same spirit to this group.
Nigeria dominated African football in the second half of the 1990s, was Olympic champion and made good campaign in the 1994 and 1998 World Cups. In recent years Nigeria appears to be lagging behind Ivory Coast and Ghana. Why was this waste of space?
We had a good preparation and we won. Some coaches usually shy away from taking responsibilities of selecting home based players. Now we are looking for young players just to rebuild all that work. Face the problem that our players usually leave the country too early to play in Europe and get a different mindset.
There is a certain lack of identification with Nigeria and this requires having to do a lot of work in upgrading the players to the reality.
In the last African Cup,out of the 16 teams, only six indigenous coaches. Does this amount to lack of appreciation to local coaches?
I do not see it that way. Sometimes foreign managers are preferred, particularly in Europe, and I have nothing against it. But I want to see only quality professional coaches that can help African football to develop and this has not happened. I have in my coaching staff two former players of Nigeria in the World Cup. My assistant, Daniel Amokachi, goalkeeping trainer, Ike Shorunmu, are crucial. They have a lot of knowledge and passion for football to pass on to our young players on the importance of representing the country.
You qualified Togo for the World Cup in Germany and also coached the national team of Mali. What experience have you accumulated in these works?
Togo and Nigeria are similar in style of play and the profile of each player too. Mali is different to have a great influence on the French way of playing, likes to have the ball and exchanging many passes. The coach needs to understand the system as each set of players and want to trust in the potential of every player.
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Goofing-Off Suite is a studio album by Pete Seeger. It was originally released in 1955 on Folkways Records with a 10-inch format. The album contains music adapted from the classical, folk and popular genres, with Seeger urging in the liner notes that musicians should "swipe music from different genres to break down musical barriers and expand musical horizons".

Instruments used in the recording include: banjo, guitar, mandolin and chalil. The first half of the album features adaptations, for banjo, of classical works, with the second half containing more traditional folk. The album is predominantly instrumental, but Seeger does add some yodelling, whistling, humming and singing (in German and English) to a few tracks.

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KDN over the runway numbers landing at RIAT.
I wasn't sure if I should bow, kneel, or step back, as HRH Prince George, the future King of England approached me. So I just stood my ground, smiled and said "hi' to him and his parents, as I held the shutter down on my iPhone. Prince William and Princess Catherine had brought George to the Royal International Air Tattoo. KDN had also been invited to attend the event in honour of the Chipmunk 70th Anniversary. Seeing the Royals inspecting the Chipmunk was a highlight.
The planning for our participation started a long time before the event, by our friend, supreme organiser and Chipmunk pilot Carol de Solla Atkin. The paperwork and procedures to fly a civilian aircraft into this military event was daunting. When the time came we were given a 2-minute landing window. We were very nervous about being on time and not screwing up among all the high performance jet traffic inbound at the same time. When we contacted air traffic control my heart sank when a controller answered with a thick Scottish accent. On top of everything, when he used our call sign (G-AKDN), which is said aloud as "Golf Alfa Kilo Delta November", He said "Golf Delta November". Another Chipmunk whose call sign ended in (ND) "November Delta " was also confused and was responding to him when he was calling me. It took me a few calls to realise what was going on and it was stressful. I was cleared from a hold point direct to the "in close downwind position". Once there, he pointed out an Apache helicopter on short final and said "clear to land behind and keep your speed up, there is an F-16 on final behind you". After a very quick approach and landing I was instructed to turn around, backtrack and clear. That was quite the view taxiing back on the runway seeing the jet approaching fast. A quick clearing turn off the runway had us front and center to all the 100's of airplane watchers and photographers. I received some beautiful images of our landing. Good thing I didn't screw it up.
We were very glad to be on the ground. Lined up with six other Chipmunks our display represented the seven decades of their use. KDN stood out with her civilian finish and garnered a lot of attention over the weekend. We were thrilled to learn KDN was short listed as a finalist in the Concours d'Elegance. This is a very coveted award, and we had to find black tie attire to be able to attend the formal gala ball the following evening, where they make the presentations. We scrounged up some clothes and at the end of the airshow day we changed out of our flight suits in a shipping container where they stored all the display pilot's helmets, parachutes and gear. Hitching a ride across the airport we were greeted like celebrities along with a sea of military brass. We were offered champagne and joined the crowd on the ramp to watch the RAF Regiment Band performing the Queen's Sunset Parade. This is a precision marching display that was done perfectly. At the last note a Spitfire did a low pass. It was a very moving experience and next to bumping into the Royals it was the highlight of the whole event for me.
We entered a monster hangar that was decorated with black drapes covered with mini white lights looking like stars. On display at the ends of the formal dining room were a Raptor and F-16. The dinner and conversation was excellent and the awards received great applause. We lost out to the Air Cadet Slingsby Glider that had been meticulously restored, and as it was the Air Cadet's 75 Anniversary and also a RAF Charitable Trust Event, we were humbled to be in the running. We were even more humbled to find KDN had been featured on the souvenir poster!
So after 3 days of listening to jet afterburners, visiting with hundreds of the public and seeing the best military display pilots in the world, we departed as a group of seven Chipmunks and made our way to our separate home bases. Exhausted, sunburned, wind burned, we had 2 days to get ready to attend the Farnborough Airshow. KDN's arrival there had it's own memorable moments.
KDN on display at RIAT 2016.
Gala Ball at RIAT. I think I will decorate my hangar like this;)
KDN featured on the souvenir poster. The show had all the display pilots sign three copies that will get auctioned off to raise funds for the Charitable Trust.
KDN featured with some good company.
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Air Tanzania starting flights across EA: Here's what you should expect
By Financial Times Reporter
The national carrier recently signed an exclusive five-year time-and-material contract with StandardAero to provide maintenance and engineering services for the Pratt & Whitney Canada (P&WC) PW150A engines powering the flag carrier's fleet of 3 Bombardier
ONE of the most taunting and stressing experiences that regional air travellers have to endure is going through connecting options between routes, which is both time-consuming and costly.
Managing Director Ladislaus Matindi.
For instance, flying between Tanzania and Uganda requires one to connect through Nairobi's Jomo Kenyatta International Airport or Rwanda's Kigali International Airport. Air Tanzania wants to solve this.
The national flag carrier of Tanzania is introducing new direct flight routes in the East African region. Particularly these direct flights will be from Dar es Salaam to Entebbe and Bujumbura, a hint at competition with incumbent Kenya Airways and RwandaAir that have dominated the routes in Nairobi and Kigali respectively.
The carrier company revealed that they will start a four-times-a week direct flight to Entebbe from Dar es Salaam, charging $363 (about 827,000/-) for a return ticket while flying on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday.
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Leading lights of virtual assets are clustering in a global finance hub.
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What does that mean for the digital economy?
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Amsterdam, 21 January 2023 — Many cryptocurrency adopters have long known that digital, decentralized finance (DeFi) is going to be significant to the future of money. The rest of the world appears to be catching up.
Even legacy institutions have begun offering investors access to crypto assets, while central banks across the globe are seriously exploring digital currencies. The current combined value of all crypto coins, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, currently hovers around $1 trillion USD.
Exactly how cryptocurrencies will integrate into mainstream society remains an open question.
Some territories have opted for full-scale adoption. Others remain more cautious. This uncertain tangle of responses can be difficult for crypto companies to unpick, acting as a barrier to the sector's maturation, and leaves investors hesitant.
Years ago eyesonsuriname took a progressive stance trying to get the attention of the Central Bank of Suriname and its then Governor Hoefdraad, leveraging its existing qualities to create and actas an overlapping finance and technology Caribbean hub to cultivate a stable environment that nurtures DeFi innovation, while smoothing crypto's volatility – in the hopes of building a framework that works for everybody.
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Web3 businesses, such as those in crypto and blockchain, have started forming clusters. According to research by Forex Suggest, the UAE is one of the top three locations with the most blockchain startups.
Investors and developers are looking for places that have the infrastructure and forward-thinking momentum to sustain their ambitions. Locations like Dubai, with its established financial hub and progressive environment, are attracting attention. The city has long acted as a gateway between east and west, acting as a conduit for trillions of dollars in capital. So far, 17 of the world's 20 biggest banks have a base in the Dubai International Finance Centre (DIFC) economic free zone. This is part of a wider network of Web3 enabling ecosystems including the DMCC, Dubai World Trade Centre, Dubai Future District and Dubai Internet City, each designed to support growth and investment.
Those banks are now being joined by some of the most recognizable names in digital finance: Binance, Coinbase, and crypto.com have all relocated to Dubai. Traditional institutions with DeFi offerings such as Brevan Howard, Galaxy Digital and Komainu have also made their base in the emirate.
In part, companies are attracted by the same qualities that bring any other business to Dubai – 0% corporation tax in free zones, 0% income tax, and comprehensive bi- and multi-lateral tax treaties. But those in the crypto world are also drawn to the advantages of clustering with the wider financial and business ecosystem.
Such close proximity to established investors offers a plethora of opportunities for funding, as well as a route to mainstream partnerships. DIFC-based portfolio managers invested $151.4 billion in 2021. 32% of FinTech deals and 49% of funding across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) was focused in the UAE the same year.
But capital is only one reason the crypto community is embracing Dubai. The emirate is also cultivating a supportive regulatory environment.
Evolving Regulations
Regulating cryptocurrencies is a major challenge. On one hand, it is a rapidly developing, innovative sector that needs support. On the other, assets are volatile and unpredictable – investors need protection. The Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) was established to thread that needle.
VARA is the first dedicated virtual assets regulator in the world. It acts as a single regulatory contact for virtual assets actors across the emirate's mainland and free zones, excepting the DIFC, the region's financial hub, where oversight sits under the well-established Dubai Financial Services Authority. VARA works closely with the dedicated Crypto Centre in the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) free zone, home to over 400 crypto firms, and the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC).
The Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) was established to thread that needle."
In keeping with digital finance best practice, VARA uses a blockchain ledger to ensure accountability, market transparency, and cybersecurity. Blockchain is the underlying technology of cryptocurrencies, maintaining an immutable record of every transaction.
VARA is also working in close collaboration with digital finance leaders like Chainalysis, Elliptic, AnChain, and Confirm to develop a regulatory framework using a tech-friendly 'Test-Adapt-Scale' model. The aim is to establish a replicable, evidence-backed template which could become the gold standard in establishing global digital economy regulations.
This regulatory ecosystem forms a supportive environment in which crypto companies can flourish. But capital access and progressive regulations only go so far. For tech companies to thrive, they need talent.
Investing In Technology
Dubai already has a knack for attracting tech talent from across the world. In its 2022 Digital Cities Index, The Economist placed Dubai in the top 10 for digital finance. It's currently home to over 1,000 companies in the metaverse and blockchain sector, contributing $500 million to the UAE economy. The city hosts major AI, blockchain, and web3 events like Binance Blockchain Week.
The Dubai Metaverse Strategy aims to capitalize on this momentum, growing the sector to support more than 40,000 jobs by 2030, adding $4 billion to Dubai's economy in five years. The city also stands to benefit from the UAE's National Program for Coders, which aims to attract 100,000 entrepreneurs, owners of enterprises, and start-ups specialized in coding over the next five years.
Both programs promise to grow an already deep pool of talent for virtual asset companies to draw from.
Forging The Future Of Digital Assets
The digital assets sector remains nascent. But 13 years from the launch of BitCoin, it's clear that it's here to stay. And with interest growing from established finance and government, cryptocurrencies may well deliver on their promise to change the face of money.
For that to happen, the boundaries between traditional and digital, finance and tech, public and private need to come down to encourage cross-pollination. And that's why crypto is embracing Dubai and perhaps could embrace Suriname as well.
Those banks are now being joined by some of the most recognizable names in digital finance."
The digital assets sector remains nascent. But 13 years from the launch of BitCoin, it's clear that it's here to stay. And with interest growing from established finance and government, cryptocurrencies may well deliver on their promise to change the face of money. For that to happen, the boundaries between traditional and digital, finance and tech, public and private need to come down to encourage cross-pollination. And that's why crypto is embracing Dubai.
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Paxson St. Clair exits as Cobalt president
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Malibu Boats said today that Paxson St. Clair is stepping down as president of Cobalt Boats and resigning as a board member for its parent company, Malibu Boats. Malibu acquired Pursuit in June 2017.
St. Clair will have a part-time role at Cobalt assisting with dealer development and sales strategy. A statement from Malibu said that St. Clair wanted to spend more time with his family.
"I am pleased that this new role will allow me to stay involved with the Cobalt brand and continue to work with the friends and business partners I have developed over the years," said St. Clair in the statement. "It is the best of both worlds for me personally, more time with my family and my friends at Cobalt."
"We are very happy that Paxson will now be able to realize his desired lifestyle while staying plugged into the company," said Jack Springer, CEO of Malibu Boats, in the statement. "This has been a carefully planned transition, with Paxson's full engagement, ensuring we have a smooth transition to the new President of Cobalt Boats, Shane Stanfill."
Stanfill joined Malibu Boats two years ago and has been working with Cobalt in Neodesha, Kansas as vice president of operations. He has worked in the boating industry for 16 years. He worked for 14 years at Brunswick Corp., rising to the position of vice president and general manager.
Stanfill is already making "several important changes, including a significant factory expansion that will modernize and streamline Cobalt's manufacturing process," said the statement.
The parent company also announced that Chip Smith had joined Malibu Boats in the newly created role of vice president of marketing. Smith will be responsible for driving marketing strategy for the Malibu, Axis, Cobalt and Pursuit Brands. The statement noted that Smith has 30 years of B2B and B2C marketing experience and over 20 years of digital experience working for Fortune 500 and start-up companies.


A bishopric member in our ward is an actor, he flew open the door dressed as a shepherd during my YW's Christmas lesson. He was so excited to tell us that the Savior had been born, the star is in the sky and we should all go with him to see! The girls laughed and stayed seated.
Also for my lesson, I cut out a star and taped it to the ceiling before class started. Halfway through my lesson, after our shepherd came in, I asked them if any of them had noticed it. Most of them did not.
And similarly, just because there were those who didn't notice the star when Christ was born, didn't change the fact that it was there. Just because people didn't believe it when they did "see" it, doesn't change the fact that it was a greatly anticipated sign and prophesy was fulfilled and the Savior of the world really did come. And just because it came years and years after prophesy, and I'm sure some lost faith that it even will come at all, doesn't change the fact that it was all still true and God had kept His promise.
Like the star I put in our classroom, that perhaps just because we may not be looking or noticing, doesn't mean they aren't there.
So as we plan and celebrate and ponder about the birth of Christ, I hope we choose every day in all our situations to look for the "star." To look for Christ and those things that come because of Him. That we look for the promised signs given to us. Look for the promised blessings given to us. Look for the hope, guidance, comfort, and blessings that are always there because Christ was born. They are always there in every situation because Christ is always here, still. Alive. If we but look.
One of my favorite accounts of the birth is in 3rd Nephi. There was a day set that all the believers were going to be murdered unless the star came. They needed Christ to live. I can't imagine the fear some of them had, a true test to see if what they believed in put to the test. Well, the sign came in the perfect timing, they were spared, and many converted.
But only a few short years passed and they began to forget the "signs and wonders" that they saw. Kind of like Elder Rasband talked about in his recent conference talk that, they began to doubt and question if what they even saw really happened at all.
Like the many, many years awaiting the star of Christ's birth, let's not allow passing time to bring doubt or loss of faith in what's promised to us because it's not in our time frame. Let's not lose patience and miss out on what He has in store for us. Let's stay confident in our patriarchal blessings, our priesthood blessings, and that which is said from prophet's, apostles, scriptures and God himself.
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Lame duck Michigan lawmakers just voted on A-F grades for schools. Here's what you need to know.
December 14, 2018 Chalkbeat Detroit
The Michigan House, in the wee hours of the morning, passed the controversial billthat requires creating an A-F letter grading system for state schools.
The bill stirred controversy over concerns that it could strip power from elected education officials and unfairly stigmatize struggling schools. Even though the bill that passed was different from the one that has been debated for months, many issues remain.
We slogged through all 74 pages to break down what this legislation will mean for you, if it passes. Here are the highlights:
It's not a done deal:
The bill now goes on to the state Senate, after passing the House on the narrowest of margins: 56 to 53. Fifty-five votes were needed for passage.
If the Senate, which is expected to take up the bill next week, OKs the bill, it still would need to be signed by Gov. Rick Snyder. His spokesman isn't saying whether the governor would sign the current version.
Snyder "will need to review the bill closely before he makes that decision, especially since it just went through a number of revisions," before House passage.
An A or an F:
The state Department of Education would be required — by Sept. 1, 2019 — to issue letter grades in five categories:
The number of students whose scores on state exams indicate they are proficient in math and English language arts.
The percentage of students who achieve an adequate amount of improvement in math and English language arts on state exams.
The percentage of students who are still learning English, and who also achieve an adequate amount of improvement toward becoming proficient in the language.
High school graduation rates.
The school's overall academic performance and how it compares to schools across the state with similar demographics.
What's new in this latest version of the bill? There originally were six categories. House members removed chronic absenteeism and the percentage of students who took state exams from the list. They added the last category.
Schools will be ranked, too:
By Sept. 1, the department will also have to assign rankings of significantly above average, above average, average, below average, or significantly below average in three categories:
The rate of students who are chronically absent.
Percentage of students who took state exams.
The performance of student subgroups and how that compares to statewide results for subgroups. Subgroups in Michigan include students of color, students from low-income homes, students learning English, and students with special education needs.
Peer review panel:
The latest version of the bill calls for the state education department to develop the A-F accountability system. But the department would have to submit its proposed standards for determining letter grades and rankings to a peer review panel.
The panel wouldn't have the power to approve or reject the standards. But it would be required to submit its findings about the proposed standards to the department and to the House and Senate education committees.
Rep. Tim Kelly, the Republican from Saginaw Township who authored the bill, said that if the panel doesn't like the system the department creates, it would make that clear to lawmakers, who would have the power to take action.
Who's on the panel? The five members would have to include five "individuals with expertise in school accountability systems." Three of the five would be appointed by the governor, and the other two would be appointed by leaders of the House and Senate.
What's new? Previous versions of the bill called for a 13-member commission that would have had far broader powers. It would have been charged with creating the A-F system — taking control of the system out of the hands of the elected state Board of Education and the education department it oversees.
No immediate impact:
The House didn't give the bill immediate effect, which means it won't go into effect until 90 days after it's signed by Snyder. If it clears the Senate the same way, it would mean incoming Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, and not Snyder, would control the panel.
Detroit's plan derailed?
If the A-F plan is enacted, it will kill plans underway in Detroit to develop a citywide letter grading system for public schools. It was a requirement of the 2016 legislation that resolved the debt in the Detroit school district. But when that law was passed, it was with the stipulation that if a statewide system was developed, it would take precedence.
The Community Education Association, which took on the task of creating the city letter grading system, has rolled out the plan in recent months and planned to vote on it Monday. But that meeting was canceled.
Detroit Superintendent Nikolai Vitti, a member of the commission, took to Twitter on Thursday afternoon to express his disappointment with the House vote, saying the commission's work was "disrespected and ignored."
Consequences:
The education department would have to develop standards for identifying the lowest performing schools, described as "comprehensive support and improvement schools." The number of such schools "shall not exceed a number equal to 5 percent of all public schools in the state," the legislation says.
Which schools would meet the definition? A school would have to fall into any one of these categories.
A high school that graduates fewer than two-thirds of its students.
A school that receives an F in each of the five categories.
A school that meets any other criteria under the federal education law.
Is there a hammer?
Yes, but it's unclear how heavy it will be. By Dec. 1, 2019, the department would have to develop "accountability measures to impose on public schools," that are in the bottom 5 percent. But the legislation doesn't say what those potential measures should be. Currently, the state has the power to close chronically low-performing schools, though it has never exercised that option.
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A 2nd image of the house is included in this record, (see "Pages") as the house originally faced east and was turned to face west.
The 3rd image is an undated newspaper clipping from an earlier sale of the house. The caption reads, "Historic Holyrood house is on sale for just $1 plus the price of the land. The new owners must also be able to restore the home to its former glory."
The original Holyrood Estate was 15 to 17 acres of land on Lake Ontario of bush, field, apple orchard and open space. It was the last property on the south side of Lakeshore Road West (Highway 2) in the Town of Oakville, at the foot of Dorval Drive.
In 1811, the tract of land was conveyed by the Crown to William Stanton.
In 1867, the rectory was built by St. Jude's Anglican Church.
1867-1894: Samuel Oliver.
1894-1921: William Stuart (named it Holyrood House).
1921-1929: James Gundy.
1929-1945: Gordon Lefebvre.
1948-1955: Donald Davis.
1955-1969: David Knapp.
1969-1996: Norman Webster.
1996: subdivided into "Parsonage Estates".
Information and photographs of Holyrood house, the Lefebvre family and the history of the property in the Trafalgar Township Historical Society digital collection were shared by Mr. Roy Lessels in May 2016. Roy's father was the head grounds keeper for the estate from 1929 to 1945, in the employ of Gordon Lefebvre, and again from 1955-1969 for David Knapp. The images with notes remain the property of Mr. Lessels.
The "Groups of Related Records" link will take you to the other records, maps of the property and photographs of the estate people in Mr. Lessels photo album. Another photograph of the house is in the collection - it is simply titled, "Holyrood House, Oakville".
Photograph caption: An aerial shot of the historic Holyrood property as it looks today.
Town okays development of historic "Holyrood" advertising feature by Stephanie Henderson.
One of Oakville's great estates will soon become one of its most sought-after residential enclaves. Named after the ancient palace of the Scottish kings, "Holyrood" - or the remaining 5.5.-acre site and the historical home which sits upon it, has been sold to a local development group which has received draft plan approval for 20 lots.
Known most recently as the estate of Norman Webster, the lakefront land and the house upon it at 55 Holyrood Avenue have a rich history dating back 185 years. In 1811, the land was conveyed by Crown grant to a William Stanton.
It was later conveyed to St. Jude's Anglican Church which built a large square brick dwelling on the lakefront in 1867 as a rectory for Oakville's first Anglican church. After a few years the clergy found it to be an inconvenient distance from the church and built a new rectory (See "Holyrood's", page RE/MAX10).
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What's your typical web server drive configuration? Typically I'll have a drive for the OS and a drive for data. The data drive is typically a RAID 5, but I can't remember what I used to recommend for the OS drive. Is RAID 1 ideal for that?
I work for a major hosting company, and the most common thing I see in my enterprise segment (not necessarily that I recommend, but what I see), assuming that the server is standalone / using local storage, is a RAID 1 OS array, and a RAID5 data array.
Now, as hard drives get bigger, RAID 5 really becomes less ideal, as your likelihood of hitting a URE during a single-drive rebuild is pretty high.
But since you seem to be specifically asking about the OS drive, yes, RAID 1 is standard and usually sufficient, unless you're going to be running other apps off that drive.
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Round-Up: Canadian Sales Charts, GameTap/Exent, GBA Sudoku
- The September video game sales results for Canada are out, courtesy NPD Canada, and they reveal an extremely hockey-centric market. Hockey games took up five slots out...
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- The September video game sales results for Canada are out, courtesy NPD Canada, and they reveal an extremely hockey-centric market. Hockey games took up five slots out of the top 10: various iterations of EA Sports' Gretzky NHL 2006 for different platforms were #1, #2, and #6, while 2K Sports' NHL 2K6 games were #3 and #4. The rest of the top 10 was dominated by non-hockey sports games: Madden NFL 2006 came in at #5, while Tiger Woods PGA Tour was #7, WWE Day of Reckoning 2 was #8, Mario Baseball was #9, and Burnout Revenge rounded out the list at #10. By comparison, the highest-rated hockey game in the U.S. was Gretzky NHL 2006 on PlayStation 2 at #27. - GameTap, the Turner-owned service that offers games on demand, is using Exent Technologies' EXEtender technology as the basis of its proprietary streaming download system, it has now been announced. The Exent tech is the basis for several other games-on-demand services, including Microsoft's, Yahoo! Games', and Verizon's. "With GameTap, Turner is set to move the gaming market into a new era and we are proud to be the engine driving new, complementary channels for the video game industry," said Exent CEO Zvi Legoren. - Mastiff Games has announced what may be one of the first video Sudoku titles to hit the U.S. The number puzzle has recently swept the UK, and is on the verge of massive popularity in America as well, appearing on an increasing number of newspaper entertainment pages. Mastiff's Sudoku for Game Boy Advance will take advantage of the phenomenon by offering hundreds of puzzles, as well as a hint system and puzzle editor, and will launch in early 2006. "Sudoku fever is sweeping the country and the fiendishly addictive puzzle game play is perfect for Game Boy Advance," said Mastiff Head Woof Bill Swartz. - Also updated today: product news including Trinigy's latest version of its Vision Engine, as well as the latest Gamasutra job postings, including positions from 7 Studios, ATI Research, FASA Studio, Gameloft, Midway Games, Pandemic Studios, and Surreal Software.


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Film Review: Mandela - Long Walk to Freedom
A biopic on one of the 21st Century's most influential political figures, Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom is something of a mixed-bag in comparison to others in the genre; whilst it is a tonally consistent and respectful depiction of Nelson Mandela, you can't help feeling like they bit off more than they could chew.
The film, starring Idris Elba as the titular icon, follows Mandela from his humble origins as a lawyer, all the way through to becoming South Africa's first black president in 1994. The film also stars Skyfall's Naomie Harris as Winnie Mandela and is directed by Justin Chadwick (Spooks, The Other Boleyn Girl).
First off, the acting; the two lead performances from Elba and Harris are the biggest plus-point about this film. Elba (Prometheus, Pacific Rim, Thor) doesn't appear to let the pressure of playing such an iconic figure affect his performance and is fantastic. His performance is charming, affecting, grounded, respectful and convincing. Things get a bit shaky later on in the movie when Elba is buried under layers of prosthetic, and his most impressive acting comes during the middle third when he is faced with lifetime imprisonment.
Naomie Harris is also great as the fierce and determined Winnie Mandela. I felt that the characterisation of her character was wonderfully done, as she is transformed from a fairly quiet bit-part to a fiery revolutionary. The film certainly steps up a gear or three when her character is introduced.
One of the films main issues however is the pacing, or general structure. The film picks up in 1942, where Mandela is a young, ambitious lawyer. Before long, he is married, with kids and making a name for himself as an influential political figure. The narrative winds its way through divorce, guerilla warfare, capture, courthouse drama, prison, release and so on.
It suffers in the same way that last years' Jobs did; it simply tries to cram in too many important life-defining moments. It's not possible to cram 60 years of such a defining life into two-and-a-half hours and not expect it to feel a little rushed or thin in certain places. Maybe if the film had centred in on a specific period of Mandela's life (his guerilla warfare origins for example) and not tried to span several decades, it would have felt a lot more compelling.
Things don't really get all that interesting until midway through the film, when Mandela is thrown into jail on Robben Island 'for life'. By this point, the characters haven't been developed enough, as their characterisation has been brushed aside in favour of the driving narrative.
As a result, the audience is left feeling as though they have been presented with a swift power-point of the great man's achievements, with the film not lingering long enough to focus on the fine detail and emotions driving the characters.
In terms of direction and cinematography, Justin Chadwick certainly does a great job bathing South Africa in a warm, orangey glow that mirrors the respectful tone that film conveys. The general tone is one of uplifting harmony and acceptance, something which can hardly be criticised. I did feel as though I took something away from Mandela, and actually learnt a great deal.
The Verdict: 6/10
Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom is a good, but not great, biopic that does an admirable job of condensing a defining lifetime into a two-and-a-half hour run-time. The pacing and characterisation is a bit awkward in places, but for the most part, you'll leave feeling as though you have watched something important and necessary.
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Labels: 2013 Film Review, Carl Beukes, Fana Mokoena, Film Reviews, Idris Elba, Jamie Bartlett, Justin Chadwick, Naomie Harris, Riaad Moosa, Terry Pheto, Tony Kgoroge, Zolani Mkiva
Kitt Drury 14 February 2014 at 16:44
Sounds a bit full on.... something that the ladies might like also.. maybe just a good one to go a see in full view at the Cinema
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Q: jQuery event performance: Bind a single event on parent or individual events on each child? I've got a div with a huge amount of child divs (around 4k-5k!). Each child has a 'mousedown' and 'mouseup' event attached to it.
Should I instead attach these events once to the parent and select the child using $(e.target)? Would there be any performance advantage, and if so why?

A: I would imagine that using jquery.on() would be ideal.
$("#divWithHugeAmountsOfChildDiv").on("mousedown",
                                      ".childCLASSEStoMouseDown",
                                      function()
{
  alert("Booya!");
});

Where your html might look like:

Booya?

Changing the jQuery selectors as needed...
The why is very well explained in the jQuery documentation for the On method.

A: the use of jQuery's .on() already does that for you. It binds an event handler to a certain parent and detects child events. It has performance benefits over .live() and .bind() as well as direct event bind like .click() and so on because:

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*unlike .live(), which binds the event to the document, with, .on(), you are in charge of what parent to bind on.

*.live() is bound to document which is the root of the document. events that bubble up will go farther. with .on(), you can find the nearest common parent to bind that event. the bubble will travel less -  a performance benefit

*with .on(), you only bind one handler to the parent, unlike .bind() and direct event bindings, which bind events on a per element basis - not good for a lot of elements.

*.on() is easier to remember.

*when getting the target, inside .on(), the "this" is always the target element. never worry about cross-browser even targets. jQuery does that for you.
so "this" in this code:
$(element).on('click','someElement',function(){
    //the value of "this" in here is the DOM element target of the event
});

A: With that many child divs, you should definitely use delegated event handling with jQuery's .on().  This will give you one event handler on the parent instead of 4000 event handlers on the children.  It will also be much faster to install and initialize.
If you use the delegated form of .on(), you won't have to check e.target yourself as jQuery will do that for you.
The syntax for using .on() in this way is like this:
$('parentSelector').on('mousedown', 'child selector', function(e) {
    // code here
    // "this" will be the object that initiated the event
});

More info in the jQuery doc for .on().

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Brooke Annibale announces her upcoming album
Indie singer/songwriter Brooke Annibale announced her new album 'Better By Now' planned for September 30th through Nettwerk Music Group. A fearless new collection of songs, Brooke has both emboldened her sound on 'Better By Now' as well as entered a new phase of life after making significant strides in her mental-health journey and saying "I do" to her wife. She's just released the title track and official video for 'Better By Now' a stark reflection that merges personal emotions with the roller coaster of current events.
I wrote this song in early January 2021. We had literally just put the Christmas tree out on the curb, and I felt this terrible sentimental feeling for it. This was also the same week as the Capitol attack. We had pushed through 2020, looking at 2021 as some kind of saviour, but once it arrived nothing really changed. There was still the same intensely hostile political discourse and the pandemic continued raging on. It felt like things were getting worse somehow when I hoped for them to be better by now. Reflecting on that time, it taught me that expecting a perfect external outcome will not lead to feeling better. I've got to do the internal work to have any kind of peace with the roller coaster of life.


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Another example, but this time of bad packaging. I was mad when an order came through the post in a thin envelope that was completely ripped to shreds and my stuff was literally falling out the side. How nothing was missing I have no idea. To make it worse it stank of cigarettes, also the invoice was screwed up in a ball and thrown in. There is no way I would ever buy from this person again.
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