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Former Volkswagen boss, Martin Winterkorn, investigated for fraud amid emissions cheating scandal
Updated September 29, 2015 05:39:23
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German prosecutors have launched an investigation into former Volkswagen boss Martin Winterkorn over the rigging of vehicle emissions tests, as the carmaker suspended three top engineers in an attempt to tackle the crisis.
The investigation into Mr Winterkorn, who quit on Wednesday after almost nine years at the helm of Europe's largest carmaker, is into "allegations of fraud in the sale of cars with manipulated emissions data", the prosecutor's office said.
Volkswagen, which has admitted to cheating diesel emissions tests in the United States, is under huge pressure to get to grips with the biggest business scandal in its 78-year history.
It named company veteran Matthias Mueller on Friday as chief executive and agreed to appoint a US law firm to conduct a full investigation.
Sources familiar with the matter said it had also suspended the heads of research and development at its core VW brand, luxury division Audi and sports car maker Porsche.
But the crisis shows no sign of dying down.
Two German newspapers said Volkswagen's own staff and one of its suppliers had warned years ago about the illegal use of so-called "defeat devices" to detect when a car was being tested and alter the running of its diesel engine to conceal their emissions of toxic nitrogen oxides.
How VW's 'defeat device' worked
How did German carmaker Volkswagen rig emissions tests in diesel-powered vehicles and fool US regulators?
Environmental campaign group Transport & Environment (T&E) published new data on Monday showing that some new Mercedes, BMW and Peugeot cars use 50 per cent more fuel than laboratory tests show, saying this was evidence of a wider industry problem.
T&E, which works closely with the European Commission, said its data did not prove other firms were using defeat devices.
But it said the gap between lab results and road performance had grown to such an extent for emissions of both carbon dioxide and nitrogen oxides that further investigation was needed to discover what carmakers were doing to mask emissions.
"The Volkswagen scandal was just the tip of the iceberg," said Greg Archer, clean vehicles manager at T&E, adding that the gap between lab tests and real-world performance cost a typical driver about $700 per year.
The European Automobile Manufacturers' Association (ACEA), which represents top carmakers, has said there is no evidence the use of defeat devices is an industry-wide issue.
In a statement on Monday, it said it supported the development of updated testing.
US and European regulators have said they are working on tighter rules.
Volkswagen shares plunge after cheating admission
Volkswagen shares have plunged about 35 per cent since it admitted to cheating US emissions tests, wiping more than $39 billion from its market value.
It faces investigations and potential fines from regulators and prosecutors, as well as lawsuits from cheated customers.
Past automaker scandals
Failed to recall cars with a problem causing the ignition to unintentionally switch out of the "on" position, disabling airbags and power steering while the car continued to run
Problem was linked to at least 124 deaths and 275 serious injuries
Waited almost 10 years after it first became aware of the problem to recall 2.6 million vehicles
Defect in the Japanese auto parts maker's airbags can cause them to deploy with explosive force, sending metal shrapnel hurtling towards drivers and passengers
Blamed for eight deaths and more than 100 injuries around the world
Led to the biggest recall in US history at around 34 million vehicles
Accelerator defects caused vehicles to speed out of control and fail to respond to the brake
Agreed to pay $US1.2 billion to settle US criminal charges and recalled 12 million vehicles at a cost of about $US2.4 billion
The crisis is an embarrassment for Germany, which has for years held up Volkswagen as a model of the country's engineering prowess, and has lobbied against some attempts to tighten regulations on automakers.
The German car industry employs more than 750,000 people and is a major source of export income.
"The car industry is crucial for the German economy. It [the scandal] can have a big impact on the German economy. This should worry us a little," deputy finance minister Jens Spahn said.
The scandal has also rocked the wider car market, with manufacturers fearing a drop in diesel car sales and more costly regulations.
Customers are also furious that Volkswagen has not given more details about what might happen to their cars.
The company has said 11 million cars worldwide had defeat devices installed.
On Monday, Audi said 2.1 million of those were its own models, including the A1, A3, A4, A5, A6, TT, Q3 and Q5.
But it has still not said whether the affected cars would have to be recalled and refitted.
Czech subsidiary Skoda has also confirmed that 1.2 million of its cars were also fitted with the device.
"VW is in a dramatic situation," new chief executive Mr Mueller, a former boss of Porsche sports cars, said in a letter to the division's staff.
"It will be far from easy to restore the reputation of the company and win back trust from customers."
Some analysts question whether he is the right man for the job, given his more than three decades at the company.
"It seems that VW has known for years about these manipulations. It badly needs a new company culture but Mr Mueller is anything but a perfect pick to drive change," Commerzbank's Sascha Gommel said.
"He has made a career within the VW system, so how could he credibly argue that all will change to the better now? Those doubts are weighing on the stock."
Shareholder advisory firm Hermes EOS said it was also concerned about the appointment of "corporate insiders" to top jobs as Volkswagen reshuffles its management.
At 11:15pm (AEST), Volkswagen shares were down 6.9 per cent to 99.92 euros (about $160).
Volkswagen suspends research and development chiefs
Sources close to the matter told the Reuters news agency on Monday that the company had suspended a number of its research and development chiefs.
Those included VW brand development chief Heinz-Jakob Neusser, Audi's research and development boss — who also oversees technical development across the group — Ulrich Hackenberg, and Porsche's head of group engine and transmissions development, Wolfgang Hatz.
One source said Mr Hackenberg was taking legal action against the decision.
Volkswagen and Audi declined to comment, while the suspended executives could not immediately be reached.
Switzerland said on Friday it was banning sales of Volkswagen cars affected by the scandal, while the company's Italian arm has also told dealers to stop selling them, Italy's Corriera della Sera newspaper reported on Sunday.
Independent Polish car brokerage North Invest said on Monday it would stop selling Volkswagen cars with 2.0 TDI engines until the company sorted out its problems.
Diesel engines use less fuel and emit less carbon than standard gasoline engines, but they emit higher levels of toxic nitrogen oxides.
In most of the world, including the United States, diesel engines in passenger cars are a niche product.
But their fuel economy and low carbon emissions have made them popular in Europe, where they now account for half of vehicles sold.
Volkswagen and other European manufacturers have promoted "clean diesel" technology, benefiting from diesel's fuel economy, but meeting stringent tests for emissions of toxins.
The suggestion that this was achieved by cheating on tests could affect the viability of the entire diesel sector.
Topics: industry, transport, road-transport, business-economics-and-finance, environmental-impact, united-states
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Home News Davies and De Waal among Sunday Times Audible Short Story judges
Davies and De Waal among Sunday Times Audible Short Story judges
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Authors Carys Davies and Kit de Waal will be among the judges for this year's Sunday Times Short Story Award, which is sponsored for the first time...
Authors Carys Davies and Kit de Waal will be among the judges for this year's Sunday Times Short Story Award, which this year is sponsored for the first time by Audible.
The award, worth £30,000 to its winner, is now in its 10th year.
Davies and De Waal will be joined by author and commentator Sarah Churchwell and writer Blake Morrison. Andrew Holgate, literary editor of the Sunday Times, completes the line-up.
Churchwell said: "The short story challenges writers to do everything – or anything – that fiction might do, but in purified, condensed, concentrated form. The form itself is a kind of a dare and it will be both inspiring and enlightening to learn what great writers are doing with it today."
The longlist announcement will be made on 23rd June.
Carys Davies
Kit De Waal
Andrew Holgate
Sarah Churchwell
Shortlist revealed for £30k Sunday Times Audible Short Story Award
McCann and Tel shortlisted for Sunday Times Short Story Award
Sittenfeld, O'Neill and July make Sunday Times Short Story Award longlist
Naughtie and Tillyard to judge Sunday Times/PFD award
Jonathan Tel wins Sunday Times short story award

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She graduated from the Faculty of Law at the Jagiellonian University and did postgraduate studies in Copyright, Press and Publishing Law.
Since 2007 she has been a member of the District Chamber of Legal Counsels in Kraków, entered on the list of Legal Counsel under the number KR-1921.
She has gained extensive professional experience while working in public administration bodies, law firms as well as in international corporations as an in-house lawyer.
To enhance her professional qualifications, she has taken part in training courses organized by European Institutions as well as in many others especially dedicated to intellectual property law and new technology.
She speaks English, and has gained Toles Higher Certificate.
She loves travelling, food and wine. She spends her free time actively, enjoying outdoor sports and spending time in the countryside.


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use Ekyna\Component\Commerce\Order\Repository\OrderRepositoryInterface;
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use Symfony\Component\Form\Extension\Core\Type;
use Symfony\Component\Form\FormBuilderInterface;
use Symfony\Component\Form\FormEvent;
use Symfony\Component\Form\FormEvents;
use Symfony\Component\Intl\Intl;
use Symfony\Component\OptionsResolver\OptionsResolver;

/**
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 * @author  Etienne Dauvergne <contact@ekyna.com>
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        $builder->addEventListener(FormEvents::PRE_SET_DATA, function (FormEvent $event) {
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            $balance = $event->getData();
            $customer = $balance->getCustomer();

            $currencies = $this->orderRepository->getCustomerCurrencies($customer);
            $bundle = Intl::getCurrencyBundle();

            $choices = [];
            foreach ($currencies as $currency) {
                $choices[ucfirst($bundle->getCurrencyName($currency))] = $currency;
            }

            $event->getForm()->add('currency', Type\ChoiceType::class, [
                'label'    => 'ekyna_core.field.currency',
                'required' => true,
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                'choices'  => $choices,
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    {
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Play-A-Thon – Play more, give more, be merry!
Remaining true to our mission statement, Elite Casino Events is sponsoring a 'Holiday Play-A-Thon' on December 2, 2015. The event by design is a celebration of life that will invite children and adults to come play, relax, and forget about life's troubles for just one day. The event is to benefit an 8-year boy named Brayden, recently diagnosed with Myelodysplastic syndrome, or MDS, a bone marrow disorder.
The event, hosted by local business leaders, who have by way of financial donations made the event free for everyone to attend! The 'Play-A-Thon' named, 'Aces & Angels', will offer fun interactive activities for children from 2 pm to 8pm, including fun crafts, painting, games and surprise visits by Superhero's and everyone's favorite princesses!
Adult fun is all day – and really kicks off at 9 pm with a Karaoke contest until 11pm! There will also be an ongoing 'Ugly Sweater' an 'Best Holiday Shoe' contest. Entries will be able to post their pictures on social media, the contestant with the most likes as votes will win! Everyone's favorite game – corn hole will be played all day to showdown ending about midnight. A red carpet photo booth will highlight the day, complete with fun photo props for everyone to enjoy! All of our hosts are casino professionals throughout Pittsburgh and surrounding areas and have designed a 'Ninja Warrior Dealer' course and a 'King (or Queen) of Craps' so that the nearly 1200 casino professionals can challenge their talents and skills against each other! Spectators will be able to play the casino games for fun and hopefully will learn some insider tips from the gaming professionals! The (2) BIG winners, (The Ninja Dealer & The King or Queen of Craps), will be bringing home trophies & prizes to their workplace along with bragging rights – as the leaders in their field!
The event will host a live auction at 9:15 pm, with a Chinese auction all day ending at midnight – guests do not need to be present to win. There will be plenty of door prizes & raffles and the 50/50 raffle to benefit Make-A-Wish® Greater Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Food & non-alcoholic beverages are free to everyone; donations are accepted at the door to benefit Brayden Tipton's family. The family is asking those so inspired to bring one new toy unwrapped to the event, because the family would like to wrap them and give them to the children at Children's Hospital for the Holidays! Please email [email protected] if you would like to sponsor or make a donation to this event. Any and all donations are greatly appreciated! To learn more about Brayden, please visit his Facebook page at Benefit for Brayden Tipton. Everyone is invited to attend 'Aces & Angels – A Holiday Play-A-Thon,' and please bring the little ones, too! We ask that you R.S.V.P. your attendance to [email protected] and put (RSVP) in the title and add the total amount of adults & children in the email content.
Come Play So That…Everybody Wins!
Make-A-Wish® grants wishes for children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, joy and strength.
Grazie' to the sponsors who will make this event possible!
The Make-A-Wish Foundation® of Greater Pennsylvania and West Virginia advises you that a copy of the of- ficial registration and financial information may be obtained from the Pennsylvania Department of State by calling toll-free, within Pennsylvania, 1-800-732-0999. Registration does not imply endorsement.
Special thanks to all of our event sponsors! Thank you so much for your support!
Special thanks to the "Angels' who worked so passionately to make this event happen!


Classic Sheetmetals (1994) Ltd: Henderson - Auckland Welcomes You!
Classic Sheetmetals (1994) Limited is a sheetmetal fabrication and light engineering fabrication company located in Henderson Auckland. Steel, sheet metal, sheetmetal fabrication is what our business is all about.
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We can offer specialist advice and service for any sheetmetal requirements, such as design, prototype work, architecturally designed work, production runs, any variety of fabrication work and the supply of raw materials.
We pride ourselves in offering a high level of customer service no matter how small or large a job requirement may be and ensure any finished work is completed to the highest standard.


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Q: Bootcamp and Macbook Pro and TrueCrypt I am using Bootcamp on my Macbook Pro and have Windows 7 installed.
Unfortunately, due to the changing nature of my work, I need to switch to full time Windows, and encrypt my laptop.  I'm going to delete my OSX partition, leaving only my Windows 7 partition, and install Truecrypt, but I get the message saying that the first 32 kB of my system drive needs to be free in order to use TrueCrypt.
With the Macbook Pro, it looks like there is a 200MB GPT partition at the beginning of the drive.  If I'm going to use Windows 7 exclusively on this MBP, can I delete that 200 MB partition, or will this cause me booting issues?

A: The first partition on an Apple Disk Utility drive is a 200MB EFI System Partition. OS X 10.8 and older do not need it for booting, but it is used for staging firmware updates. If it's removed, firmware updates won't be possible. Depending on exactly what TrueCrypt wants, you could resize the EFI System Partition, as 200MB isn't really required, by changing the start sector and then reformatting the EFI System partition (as FAT32).

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Djakarta Warehouse Project is back for the ninth year
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Back for its ninth run, Indonesia's annual electronic music festival Djakarta Warehouse Project (DWP) returns to JIEXPO Kemayoran Convention Center on 15 and 16 December 2017.
The first batch of performers for the festival has been announced and they include EDM moguls Flume, Dvbbs, Galantis, Marshmello, NWYR, R3hab, and Tiesto.
According to the organisers, the names announced are only 30 percent of their overall epic line-up as more incredible names from many different genres will be announced soon.
Organised by Ismaya Live, Djakarta Warehouse Project is the biggest dance music festival in Indonesia and one of the largest and most prominent in Asia.
The 2016 edition of DWP welcomed more than 20,000 revelers from 37 countries over two massive days, featuring artistes like Hardwell, DJ Snake, Martin Garrix, Zedd, KSHMR, and others.
That year, the festival also hosted the largest Mannequin Challenge in Asia.
Pre-sale tickets are now available at djakartawarehouse.com, starting from IDR1,150,000.
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Gordon's Bay is one of the best places in the world to see nudibranchs. I kid you not!
With the nutrient rich water feeding the plants and organisms that nudibranchs eat and live on, nudibranchs just thrive here in Gordon's Bay.
On most dives you will see at least 10 different species of nudibranch, and many new and unusual nudis are being discovered here.
The best time to see the nudibranchs in Gordon's Bay is summer and autumn (November – May). Come dive with us and see them for yourself!


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Flooded Melbourne road to remain closed
Melbourne's Victoria Street will remain partly closed after flood damage from a burst water main. (AAP)
A flood-ravaged section of a busy Melbourne CBD road will remain partially closed throughout the weekend as authorities continue repairing water damage.
A busy Melbourne city street will be partially closed throughout the weekend as authorities continue to mop up after a burst water main buckled the road surface and left it looking like a swimming pool.
Drivers travelling eastbound on Victoria Street between Elizabeth Street and Swanston Street in the CBD are being diverted after the burst pipe flooded the area on Thursday.
It is expected the road will reopen in time for Monday's peak hour.
Crews from City West Water, VicRoads, City of Melbourne and the Cross Yarra Partnership are involved in the cleanup, which has been described as "complex".
"Forecast bad weather may restrict the abilities of the crews to complete all work," VicRoads said in a statement.
"We will continue to issue regular updates, so the community can plan around the closure and get to where they need to go."
Engineers are monitoring conditions and making changes to signals in real time to minimise delays, with motorists urged to avoid the area.
The road remains open for those heading westward.


New Frontier (NF) Agriculture, today announced that its farm at Ebini is set to harvest it's a test crop, of approximately 100 acres of corn.
The success of this crop, planted in July, paves the way for the possibility of planting of two crops next year, a release from the company noted.
According to the release, all of the corn to be harvested this month has already been sold to local stockfeed producers.
The release further noted that Minister of Agriculture, Noel Holder, on a visit to the farm last month expressed satisfaction with the progress being made at Ebini by NF Agriculture.
It was noted that NF Agriculture employs local residents in Ebini for all jobs on the project. There is only one foreign family on the farm.
According to the release, NF Agriculture, while focusing on high yield, is also investing heavily in sustainability and in using techniques and products that are environmentally friendly.
The seeds being used at Ebini are produced using a seed technology that which makes the crop highly resistant to pest. This, in turn, reduces the need for the use of harmful pesticides.
Earlier this year, a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed between NF Agriculture Inc. and investors of Lucas do Rio Verde which will see the commencement of an Agricultural Village in Guyana's Intermediate Savannah.
According to the release, the company, which began work here in Guyana in 2016, has had a positive impact thus far on the surrounding communities and intends to have an even greater impact in the coming months and years.


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Home Latest "Marching off the map" with The Atlas of Us
"Marching off the map" with The Atlas of Us
The Atlas of Us by Tracy Buchanan, romance novel set in Exmoor and Thailand, and other locations.
The book itself on its travels
A confection of chapters that will take you around the world, from Exmoor to Thailand, Australia, Serbia, Dubai, San Francisco and Finland (from the Q&A with the author at the back of the book, this was her favourite location).
Two stories dovetail as lives collide and interweave, from the late 20th century to the last days of 2004.It is a difficult novel to review without giving away too much (so despite, or because of what I write you will just have to go out and buy it and see for yourself how the story evolves!).
Louise has struggled pretty much all her life with being, to all intents and purposes, abandoned by her Mother, Nora, who was permanently on the search for a life without bourgeois ties, an artist and free spirit. Early on in the book Louise discovers that her Mother in all likelihood had decamped to Thailand and was on one of the islands at the time of the Boxing Day Tsunami in 2004. Louise determines to fly out to Thailand to try and discover what may have happened to her.
Claire is a travel journalist, who eventually finds her wings after a life riven with pitfalls. She is following in her Father's footsteps, writing as she goes and it was he who encouraged her to 'march off the map'. Things for her change drastically – again early on in the book – when she witnesses a shooting at a wedding venue, she is in the middle of a break-up with her partner and her life veers off on a totally unanticipated path. She becomes involved with one family, whose young daughter tugs on her heartstrings and their mutual fondness fills a deep emotional hole in Claire, who is unable to have children of her own. Claire has to deal with heartfelt situations and it is clear that the author's own experience (mentioned at the back of the book) is coming through.
The stories of Louise and Claire come together and gradually there are dawning revelations just how intertwined their lives and those of their loved ones have become.
For us at TripFiction, the wonderful locations were like finding ourselves in a sweet shop, as the story lines move swiftly from one locale to another, all beautifully rendered. It is so evident that the author is a travel editor, as she pinpoints with real dexterity the different feel of the chosen locations – from the deep red earth of Uluru in Australia, to war torn Serbia and the exoticism of Thailand. As the characters move around, each place essentially has at least one chapter devoted to it and it is clear the author is really familiar with her choice of destination and has clearly done a lot of research. For me the book had a feel of a set of short stories with a couple of leitmotivs winding their way through to unify them, skimming the surface; there are times when the reader gets lost in the current story; it can feel a little disruptive when it is time to move on to another character in another time and setting. And if there was one small weakness it would be the coincidences of encounters between the characters, in order to keep the story moving, that felt a little contrived.
The Boxing Day Tsunami comes to horrific life and underpins the narrative of family, loss, and hope. The author also ventures into Serbia at the time of war and to an animal rescue centre – Buchanan certainly does not shy away from tackling difficult themes. An electric and consuming romance develops, and at the heart of the story is a book full of mementoes that one lover gives to another, and that is the Atlas of Us – their joint experiences and journeys both actual and emotional.
This is one of the hot Summer reads of 2014 and a wonderful way to travel the world. And I can't finish without mentioning the terrific and exotic book cover, which is sure to entice the reader to purchase (it also appears on our Pinterest Board: "Book Covers that caught our eye" click here to see the covers we have chosen so far – which covers would you add?).
Tina for the TripFiction Team
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Cut the reserved tilapia into 1/2-inch chunks and put them into a glass bowl. Top with the onion, tomato, and jalapeno. Pour in the orange and lime juices and stir gently to mix. Cover and refrigerate for 1 hour. Don't let it marinate longer or the fish will turn mushy.
While the fish is marinating, heat the oven to 350 degrees F. Spray a baking sheet lightly with cooking spray. Cut the tortillas into 6 wedges and spread them on the baking sheet in 1 layer. Bake in oven until lightly browned and crisp about 12 to 15 minutes. Sprinkle with salt.
Serve the ceviche in small bowls garnished with the cilantro and with the tortilla chips on the side.


HA NOI (VNS) — Deputy Prime Minister Vu Duc Dam has asked provinces, cities and relevant sectors nationwide to take drastic measures to stop the spread of dengue fever in Viet Nam.
In a message released today, he said provinces and cities should launch education and communication campaigns and encourage people to take drastic measures to kill mosquitoes and mosquito larva with traditional methods or chemicals in their homes.
Places at high risk of dengue fever were construction sites, those with a high density of population or water shortage and areas with unhygienic conditions, Dam said.
People with dengue symptoms, such as high fever, headache and pain in muscles or bone joints, should go immediately to hospitals for examination and treatment, instead of doing self-treatment at home.
Provincial health departments have been told to closely monitor the situation to detect and treat the disease early, as well as to limit and control the dengue fever outbreak.
The health ministry has been requested to instruct and inspect localities about supervision and detection, as well as to provide preventive and treatment plans to help localities that were battling dengue fever outbreaks.
Hospital and healthcare units have been asked to prepare enough medical materials and facilities for receiving and treating patients with an aim to minimising fatalities.
The information and communication ministry has been asked to work closely with mass media to provide timely and sufficient information about dengue fever and measures to prevent it from spreading in the community.
Dengue fever was spreading at an alarming rate in most provinces and cities of Viet Nam, the health ministry's Preventive Medicine Department Director Tran Dac Phu said at a press conference today in Ha Noi.
"The number of dengue fever cases has been increasing, compared with the same period last year. However, it is still lower than the 2009-2013 period," Phu said.
"To date, there are no preventive medicines or vaccines against dengue fever. So the best preventive measures are to kill mosquitoes and mosquito larva and to avoid being bitten by mosquitoes," Phu said.
The health ministry said there were more than 29,000 dengue fever cases in 50 of the 63 provinces and cities nationwide in the first eight months of 2015, compared with 31,000 cases in 2014.
Eighteen people died of dengue fever in 10 provinces and cities, mainly in the Cuu Long (Mekong) Delta provinces, compared with 20 deaths in 2014.


U.S. consumer credit quality has been on a slow, steady climb for the past several years.
It's an indication that Americans are getting better at managing their credit and paying their bills on time.
According to Fair Isaac Corporation, basic FICO scores range from 300 to 850. The national average FICO score is now 695, the highest it's been in at least 10 years. And 20 percent of consumers now have FICO scores above 800.
"It indicates that overall more consumers using credit are managing it responsibly enough to not be among the lowest scorers," the FICO blog said. It could also indicate that the lowest-scoring consumers are bypassing the traditional credit market, so they no longer have a valid FICO Score.
Watch the video of 'Behold! Americans Are Getting Better at Managing Money' on MoneyTalksNews.com.
Consumers having easier access to their FICO score could be a powerful contributor when it comes to raising the score.
"Don't underestimate the influence of the number of places now giving out credit scores at no cost," credit expert John Ulzheimer told The New York Times.
Many credit card companies, as well as lenders and banks, now offer consumers periodic access to their credit scores. The list of companies that help educate people about their score is only expected to grow.
"Consumers are increasingly well informed and aware of their credit score," Ethan Dornhelm, a principal scientist in FICO's analytic development group, told the Times.
FICO said that although scores have improved, it's beginning to see evidence that credit levels are plateauing.
Do you know your credit score? Do you access it for free each year? Share your comments below or on our Facebook page.
This article was originally published on MoneyTalksNews.com as 'Behold! Americans Are Getting Better at Managing Money'.


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Christopher Jon Sprigman. Professor, New York University School of Law, and Co-Director, Engelberg Center on Innovation Law and Policy. Find out how to copyright a book and protect your rights as an author. Learn what copyright actually protects and how secure your rights are before publishing a book. In addition to certain guarantees provided by law, LegalZoom .
For example, copyright may protect a particular song, novel or computer game about a romance in space, but it cannot protect the underlying idea of having a love affair among the stars. Author: Richard Stim. If it clearly is no longer copyright-protected, if it ever was protected, then the only reason to consult is courtesy, rather than law. But if it isn't clear that the yearbook is out of copyright, then .
Recollections of Arthur Penrhyn Stanley.
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Loss To The Browns Is Latest Sign The Eagles' Arrogance Is Catching Up To Them
It is becoming a widespread belief that winning the Super Bowl might have been the worst thing that happened to the Philadelphia Eagles. Punters using the PointsBet Iowa promo code have been waiting three years for the Eagles to reach the top again. Since their incredible win at Minneapolis, the team has been on a steady decline.
Pundits believe that the Eagles did not handle their most tremendous success with the required proportion of confidence and humility. They have managed a playoff-berth and a playoff victory in 2018-19 and a playoff berth in 2019 -20. This decline has left the fans worried, not knowing what to expect this year. Their 22-17 loss to the Browns in Cleveland is a sign of the team's degree of decline.
In the recent past, what has stood out is how the Eagles have been keen to assure its fan base that they are incapable of such regression. Their efforts, big and small, have been setting them up for a bigger fall. If you talk to any coach who has ever won a championship at any sport, they'll tell you that it is a more significant challenge to maintain the top-level performance over time than it is to achieve it.
However, it seems the Eagles were taking for granted that they had just begun to get a run on blockbuster performances. In his parade speech, Doug Pederson claimed that Super Bowls were the new normal for the Eagles and went on to write a book about how he outsmarted and outcoached Bill Belichick and why he was just starting. Lane Johnson mocked the Patriots that they were a 'fear-based organization' after details of complaints and grudges and conflicting personalities and egos were leaked from their locker room.
After boasting of the talent he believed he had built up on the roster, Howie Roseman used to pick Jalen Hurts at quarterback in what was termed as an arrogant decision. Many believe that Hurts was at best a backup to Carson Wentz. The arrogance seems to be catching up with them as their performances have been abysmal.
The Eagles also persist on playing Jason Peters at left tackle even though he left the pitch two times with injuries in the Sunday game. Furthermore, he was awful when on the field. The team's pleasant surprises are Travis Fulgham and Richard Rodgers, who the Eagles had cut then brought back.
Wentz also seems lost at the moment. He is playing what is arguably the worst football of his career. Pederson claimed that benching Wentz for Hurts would be him telling the team that he had given up on the season.
However, if you consider their last decade, you'll find that their Super Bowl season was an incongruity. In case they finish the campaign with a sub-.500 record they will have had as many non-winning seasons in the past decade as they have had winning seasons. The truth is, the party is over, and Graham's promises and assurances are slowly turning into empty promises. Their arrogance is indeed catching up with them!
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Madame's jealous butler Edgar catnaps Duchess and her Aristokittens and abandons them in the Parisian countryside. What's a cat to do? Luckily, Thomas O'Malley and his rag-tag bunch of Alley Cats come to their rescue! This feline adventure is sure to get your audiences tapping their feet to its hep, jazzy beat, which includes the Disney favorites The Aristocats, Scales and Arpeggios and Ev'rybody Wants to Be a Cat.
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Civil Engineering careers are available in our Greenville, SC office. Our goal is to grow our business through creative, sustainable projects.
Darrohn Engineering is a small civil engineering design and consulting firm based in Greenville, South Carolina. In addition to providing typical civil engineering solutions in several market sectors, we develop creative storm water solutions, ecologically sustainable projects, and specialize in bicycle planning, design, and implementation. We look forward to learning more about you to see if your credentials and skillset fit our specific employment needs.
We have an immediate opening for a permanent fulltime position as a Civil Engineer, PE. This person will be responsible for maintaining client relationships, civil engineering project management, design, permitting, and construction observation. The employee will work in our Greenville office and be an integral member of our team.
Candidates with relevant experience are invited to send a resume and cover letter to info@darrohnengineering.com for review and consideration.
South Carolina Professional Engineer license and registration (PE) is required.
BSCE in Civil Engineering and 3-5+ years progressive civil engineering experience.
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Excellent oral and written communication skills and ability to interface with clients, other project disciplines, and regulatory personnel is required.
Moderate to significant experience preparing designs and construction documents including demolition, sediment and erosion control, geometric, grading and drainage, and utility plans. Ability to develop advanced design solutions, studies, narratives, and calculations for site grading, drainage and utility infrastructure designs and specifications. Obtain permitting approvals and manage bidding and construction administration services through certification and closeout.
Proficiency in bicycle, trail, and greenway planning, design, and permitting is desired.
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Glen Esk & it's parent company GM Belt Supplies Ltd supply shops all over the world with a wide range of Scottish highland dress regalia, police belts, police ID wallets and also ceremonial and parade belts to both UK and overseas customers.
Our quality products are supplied by UK manufactures, including our highland dress kilt belts, Sgian dubh�s, buckles, sporran chains, kilt pins, and plaid brooches. By working closely with our UK manufactures it enables us to offer a unique range of bespoke products to all of our customers whether it is designing and manufacturing a cap badge, a Kilt pin, police ID wallet or even a bespoke range of belts with custom designed embosses. We are a one stop shop for all of our customers� needs!
GM Belt Supplies began trading in 1992 supplying trouser belts, jeans belts and braces to independent menswear shops in the UK. By 1994 it was also supplying Co-Op stores and department stores throughout the UK with belts & braces. In 1995 GM Belt Supplies started to supply the highland wear shops in Scotland with Kilt belts and since then it has become one of the largest suppliers of highland dress in the world: attending exhibitions in both the UK and the USA. We are an instigator of new products and are continually extending our ranges not only the highland wear sector but also the police and military sector. Glen Esk is a market leader in highland dress.
A significant number of Glen Esk buckles are their own designs which are made by the traditional method of stamping. These buckles are made from solid brass here in the UK and it makes them special and unique to Glen Esk. We also have a range of our own designs of lead free pewter buckles and kilt pins.
With our experienced team it enables us to co-ordinate our range of matching belts and waist plates to include kilt pins & Sgian Dubh�s. This enables the highland wear shop to offer a unique co-ordinated range of products.
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The article reports that New World Films International has received the Spanish rights to Luc Besson's live-action/animated film "Arthur and the Minimoys." Freddie Highmore, Mia Farrow, Madonna, Snoop Dogg and David Bowie provided voices to the characters. New World also acquired the Spanish rights for the film "Soltice."
Weinsteins adopting Besson's 'Arthur' Mohr, Ian // Daily Variety;3/3/2006, Vol. 290 Issue 46, p5
The article reports on the acquisition of Weinstein Co. of the distribution rights of the computer graphics-animated film "Arthur and the Minimoys" in the U.S. The film is starred by Freddie Highmore and Mia Farrow. Based on the book by Luc Besson, the story surrounds the life of a ten year old...
FLIGHT OF FANTASY. Eagan, Daniel // Film Journal International;May2007, Vol. 110 Issue 5, p14
The article focuses on the career plans of French film director Luc Besson, one of the most powerful figures in French cinema. Besson once told a reporter that he would quit directing after he completed ten features. With the release of the animated film "Arthur and the Invisibles" and the...
'Sun' lights forum. Meza, Ed // Daily Variety;2/21/2007, Vol. 294 Issue 38, p12
This article reports on the launch of the European animated feature film co-production forum Cartoon Movie with the screening of Philippe Leclerc's French-Belgian co-production "The Princess of the Sun." The article states that the forum will run between March 7-9, 2007 in Postdam, Germany. It...
Building Besson's Incredible Shrinking Boy. Zahed, Ramin // Animation;Jan2007, Vol. 21 Issue 1, p20
The article reviews the motion picture "Arthur and the Invisibles," directed by Luc Besson.
Sugar-coated soiree. Morfoot, Addie // Daily Variety;1/9/2007, Vol. 294 Issue 7, p44
The article reports on the premiere of the animated movie "Arthur and the Invisibles" screened at the Directors Guild of America (DGA). The article states that children who attended the premiere danced to the songs of Pink and Britney Spears. The article mentions the comment of the director Luc...
Director Besson may be charged in stunt accident. // Hollywood Reporter -- International Edition;6/11/2002, Vol. 373 Issue 41, p55
Reports the manslaughter charges faced by director-producer Luc Besson in Paris, France. Connection on the death of a cameraman during the shooting of a stunt sequence of the movie 'Taxi 2;' Terms of the charges.
PIC NOT ANIMATED ENOUGH. Sneider, Jeff // Daily Variety;1/12/2007, Vol. 294 Issue 11, p17
The article reports on the disqualification of Luc Besson's animated film, "Arthur and the Invisibles," from the list of eligible pictures for the Oscars. The article mentions the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences' rules, highlighting the reasons for the elimination. The impact of this...
Arthur and the Invisibles. Koehler, Robert // Daily Variety;12/22/2006, Vol. 293 Issue 62, p13
The article reviews the animated film "Arthur and the Invisibles," directed by Luc Besson, voices of the characters by Freddie Highmore, Mia Farrow, David Bowie, Madonna, Snoop Dogg and Robert De Niro.
BILLION DOLLAR BRAIN. Sillers, Paul // Business Traveler;Dec2014/Jan2015, p36


Never lose sight of the creative cyriosity of a cat. Yes, do your work, but before and after, feel the joy and creativity of this cat, not of the lazy cats.
I feel this comic today had more philosophy, we all started as curious cats when we where young. Watch a kindergartner build with blocks, jump in puddles, and draw creative plans. Now look at the adult in this comic; serious, weary, bored, and sad. No matter how dark the day, never lose sight of the curiosity of the cat, else you die on the inside.


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At a time when many construction companies are struggling and downsizing, Big Ben Construction, a niche operator based at Century City, has not only survived but has more than tripled its turnover.
Managing Director Colin Ridley said Big Ben Construction has committed contracts totalling around R280million in the pipeline and they were working to full capacity.
The company, which started off with one major client – the developer of Century City 15 years ag, has grown its turnover exponentially in recent years by diversifying into commercial construction.
"When Rabie Property Group acquired the undeveloped land and associated rights at Century City in 2004 Big Ben had a turnover of around R30million and was completely focused on the residential market, particularly in the Century View precinct where we developed around 350 free standing homes over a four year period.
At the same time, Big Ben secured its first commercial project – the FNB offices in The Estuaries development, also at Century City which was followed by a second office block, for Philip Morris in the same development .
Then followed a number of buildings at Central Park at Century City including the new offices for the Century City Property Owners' Association, The Clubhouse as well as a small office block.
Big Ben, which has a staff complement of just over 40 people, was also responsible for the luxury freestanding homes on Waterstone Isles and the Waterstone project in its entirety was named best residential development for 2010 by Sapoa,.
This was followed by the 42 unit Little Moorings sectional title development also at Century City where Big Ben implemented a number of green initiatives. These included the central heating of water via a heat pump system situated on the roof which they are now incorporating into other developments.
Ridley says there was no doubt Big Ben's diversification into commercial construction had enabled them to ride out the recession.
He said they were particularly proud of the fact that work completed to date had included some specialist tenant installations for among others, a dental practice, a dermalogical practice, a publisher, a "green " building for the Intaka Island Environmental Education Centre and two restaurants, namely Crave and Jacqui O.
Their immediate order book, which totals more than 11 000 square metres of construction area, includes The Quays mixed use development at Century City for Rabie, an office block for Horizon Capital in Park Lane, Century City, a R6,5million luxury home on Waterstone Isles at Century City and the 5000 square metre Greenford Office development in Kenilworth.


Millions of Americans are increasingly feeling the impact of the federal shutdown impasse.
Mike Yohannes has run a food stand in downtown Washington for the past 20 years, surviving economic downturns while selling hot dogs, candy bars and an assortment of other edible items.
Foot traffic is markedly down at the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and 11th Street where he operates, and Yohannes said sales have fallen about 60 percent during the closure, which has affected nearby federal offices, museums and other tourist spots.
While President Donald Trump and Democratic congressional leaders haggle over his demand for $5.7 billion to fund a southern border wall – both sides went on national TV to argue their case Tuesday night – millions of Americans increasingly feel the impact of the impasse.
The effects are especially detrimental to folks in the area around Yohannes' stand, where merchants have been hammered by the partial shutdown.
Within a few blocks are the headquarters of the Internal Revenue Service and the Commerce and Justice Departments, which furloughed tens of thousands of federal employees or required many to work without pay.
Several blocks away, the Eye Street Grill shares a building with the Federal Aviation Administration, which has furloughed about 18,000 nonessential employees since Dec. 22. Restaurant owners Yang Soon Kim and husband Il hawn Kim were already reeling from the usual holiday slowdown, but the minimal traffic at the usually bustling buffet line for breakfast and lunch heightened their concerns.
"If the VA closed, we'd be almost dead," she said.
Outside the nation's capital, the shutdown's most obvious impact has come in the form of trash pileups and overflowing toilets at national parks, where bathrooms have been closed and garbage is not getting picked up. Tuesday, Joshua Tree National Park in California said it would close down Thursday morning to address maintenance issues.
Security lines are getting longer at airports hampered by record numbers of Transportation Security Administration employees calling in sick.
Averting a massive outcry, the Trump administration announced Monday that tax refunds would be issued even if the shutdown lasts into the filing season, which begins Jan. 28 this year.
Americans feel the impact in a number of ways as the Departments of Agriculture, Homeland Security, Transportation, Justice, Interior, State, Commerce and Housing and Urban Development have temporarily closed their doors.
•Accidents such as last week's horrific crash in Florida that killed seven people – five of them children on the way to Disney World – are not being investigated by the National Transportation Safety Board, whose employees are mostly on furlough.
The USDA runs the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, and there was concern the benefit commonly known as food stamps would be affected by the shutdown, but the agency announced Tuesday that the 44 million recipients could count on them at least through February.
•Members of Native American tribes may have their health care and education programs threatened by the shutdown. Those services were guaranteed by the federal government as part of treaties in exchange for large extensions of land, but The New York Times reported that the Bureau of Indian Affairs furloughed 2,295 of its 4,057 employees, curtailing service.
•The Smithsonian Institution, which welcomed 30 million visitors in 2017 and includes the National Zoo in Washington, has temporarily closed. The Smithsonian – a cultural treasure with free admission – is composed of 19 museums and the zoo, mostly in the nation's capital but including two in New York.
•While access to national parks is curtailed, dozens of weddings planned for those sites had to be relocated or rescheduled.
Could a new beer summit be in the offing? Don't hold your breath.


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import { call, put, take, fork, select, takeEvery } from 'redux-saga/effects'
import actions from '../actions/actionTypes'
import {saveSettingsToLocalStorage, getSettingsFromLocalStorage} from '../../helpers/localStorageHelper'
import {getSimpleSeparator} from '../../helpers/osHelper'
import {
	getCompositions,
	getDestinationPath,
	renderNextComposition,
	stopRenderCompositions,
	getProjectPath,
	getSavingPath,
} from '../../helpers/CompositionsProvider'
import getRenderComposition from '../selectors/render_composition_selector'
import storingPathsSelector from '../selectors/storing_paths_selector'
import settingsSelector from '../selectors/settings_selector'
import compositionsSelector from '../selectors/compositions_selector'
import {
	applySettingsFromCache,
	settingsBannerLibraryFileSelected,
	settingsDefaultFolderPathSelected,
	settingsCopyPathPathSelected,
	settingsLoaded,
} from '../actions/compositionActions'
import fileBrowser from '../../helpers/FileBrowser'
import folderBrowser from '../../helpers/FolderBrowser'

function *getCSCompositions(action) {
	while(true) {
		yield take([actions.COMPOSITIONS_GET_COMPS, actions.APP_INITIALIZED, actions.APP_FOCUSED])
		yield call(getCompositions)
		yield call(getProjectPath)
	}
}

function *getCompositionDestination() {
	while(true) {
		let action = yield take(actions.COMPOSITION_GET_DESTINATION)
		try{
			let paths = yield select(storingPathsSelector)
			let {
				shouldUseCompNameAsDefault,
				shouldUseAEPathAsDestinationFolder,
				shouldUsePathAsDefaultFolder,
				defaultFolderPath,
			} = yield select(compositionsSelector)
			let destinationPath = shouldUseAEPathAsDestinationFolder
				? `${paths.projectPath}${getSimpleSeparator()}`
				: shouldUsePathAsDefaultFolder && defaultFolderPath
					? `${defaultFolderPath.fsName}${getSimpleSeparator()}`
					: paths.destinationPath
			const compositions = yield call(getDestinationPath, action.comp, destinationPath, shouldUseCompNameAsDefault)
			if (compositions) {
				yield put({
						type: actions.COMPOSITIONS_UPDATED,
						compositions: compositions
				})
			}
		} catch(err) {

		}
	}
}

function *startRender() {
	while(true) {
		yield take([actions.RENDER_START,actions.RENDER_COMPLETE])
		let comp = yield select(getRenderComposition)
		if(comp) {
			const {
				shouldIncludeCompNameAsFolder,
			} = yield select(compositionsSelector)
			const compData = {
				...comp,
			}
			if (shouldIncludeCompNameAsFolder) {
				const absoluteURISplit = compData.absoluteURI.split('/')
				absoluteURISplit.splice(absoluteURISplit.length - 1, 0, [comp.name])
				compData.absoluteURI = absoluteURISplit.join('/')
				const delimiter = getSimpleSeparator()
				const destinationSplit = compData.destination.split(delimiter)
				destinationSplit.splice(destinationSplit.length - 1, 0, [comp.name])
				compData.destination = destinationSplit.join(delimiter)
			}
			yield call(renderNextComposition, compData)
		} else {
			yield put({
				type: actions.RENDER_FINISHED
			})
		}
	}
}

function *stopRender(action) {
	yield call(stopRenderCompositions)
}

function *goToSettings() {
	yield put({
		type: actions.GOTO_SETTINGS
	})
}

function *saveSettings() {
	let settings = yield select(settingsSelector)
	yield call(saveSettingsToLocalStorage, settings)
}

function *applySettings(action) {
	try {
		const settings = yield call(getSettingsFromLocalStorage)
		yield put(applySettingsFromCache(settings, action.allComps))
	} catch(err) {
	}
}

function *searchLottiePath(action) {
	try{
		let paths = yield select(storingPathsSelector)
		const initialPath = action.value ? action.value.path : paths.destinationPath
		let filePath = yield call(fileBrowser, initialPath)
		yield put(settingsBannerLibraryFileSelected(filePath))
	} catch(err) {

	}
}

function *searchDefaultDestinationPath(action) {
	try{
		let paths = yield select(storingPathsSelector)
		const initialPath = action.value ? action.value.path : paths.defaultFolderPath
		let filePath = yield call(folderBrowser, initialPath)
		yield put(settingsDefaultFolderPathSelected(filePath))
	} catch(err) {
	}
}

function *searchSettingsCopyPath(action) {
	try{
		const path = yield call(getSavingPath, action.value ? action.value.absoluteURI: '')
		yield put(settingsCopyPathPathSelected(path))
	} catch(err) {
	}
}

function *loadSettings() {
	var result;
	try {
		result = window.cep.fs.showOpenDialogEx(false, false);
		if (result && result.data.length) {
			var readResult = window.cep.fs.readFile(result.data[0]);
        if(readResult.err === 0) {
					var jsonData = JSON.parse(readResult.data);
					yield put(settingsLoaded(jsonData))
	    } else {
			}
		}
	} catch(err) {
		console.log('err', err)
	}
}

export default [
  fork(getCSCompositions),
  fork(getCompositionDestination),
  fork(startRender),
  takeEvery(actions.RENDER_STOP, stopRender),
  takeEvery(actions.COMPOSITION_DISPLAY_SETTINGS, goToSettings),
  takeEvery(actions.SETTINGS_REMEMBER, saveSettings),
  takeEvery(actions.SETTINGS_APPLY, applySettings),
  takeEvery(actions.SETTINGS_BANNER_LIBRARY_FILE_UPDATE, searchLottiePath),
  takeEvery(actions.SETTINGS_DEFAULT_FOLDER_PATH_UPDATE, searchDefaultDestinationPath),
  takeEvery(actions.SETTINGS_COPY_PATH_UPDATE, searchSettingsCopyPath),
  takeEvery(actions.SETTINGS_LOAD, loadSettings),
]


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The CSE Model ITF can be used as a stand alone freezing system for small, high value IQF products. When located in front of spiral freezers(cryogenic or mechanical), this model will provide super fast crusting action, providing shape retention for delicate products, enhanced yield retention and product quality, increased production and reduced ice buildup on evaporator coils.


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Tanya Kan wins Ubisoft grand prize
Seneca graduate Tanya Kan has won the $50,000 Ubisoft grand prize for a video game developed by her studio. (Photo: Paul Hillier)
Video game developer graduated from Game Art & Animation
Seneca graduate Tanya Kan has won the $50,000 grand prize in the 2020 Ubisoft Indie Series competition for her entry Solace State, a video game developed by Vivid Foundry, an interactive digital media studio she founded.
"I'm so excited to get this prize. It is an honour but also a huge responsibility. Seneca's emphasis on having a beautiful game arts portfolio, their practical game engine training, and their encouragement to learn from both peers and instructors are the incredible foundations to my gaining this life-changing experience," said Ms. Kan, who graduated from the Game Art & Animation certificate program in 2012.
According to Ubisoft Toronto, Solace State won the prize as it is "creative, well-scoped, visually polished, and explores compelling and timely themes." The Vivid Foundry team, selected for the top prize out of 21 competitors, will now receive mentorship by Ubisoft and financial counsel from National Bank as they move to the next stage of production.
Solace State centres on the near-future story of a young girl fighting the powers of a surveillance state on the verge of a bio-tech revolution. Ms. Kan says she used the game as a framework for raising questions about political identity, social values and beliefs.
"You see more and more social divisions in society," she said. "The story of Solace State is going to resonate with a lot of people, regardless of their age, gender and ethnicity."
Ms. Kan says that while she owes much of her success to the education she received at Seneca, her parents were initially reluctant to let her join the program.
"Games seem so macho and my parents were not sure if my work would be respected as women are fairly under-represented in the industry," she said. "The first pitch I made for my video game ideas was not to Ubisoft, it was to my parents. They didn't see games as a viable career path even when I completed my program. To them, it was just a curious, hobbyist skillset to have. That changed once they realized how happy I was in my first studio work experience. They are now my biggest cheerleaders and that is so validating."


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'Our water tanks will be dry within a few days': City of Arizona cuts off water supply next door amid drought
Bradford Betz2 weeks ago
Residents of the Rio Verde foothills in Scottsdale, Arizona, are resorting to extreme and inconvenient measures to obtain water as they count the days until supplies run out.
On the first day of the new year, the city officially stopped transporting water to the unincorporated neighboring area.
Scottsdale has blamed the ongoing drought for its decision to turn off tap water for its neighbors. The city says it can no longer afford to sell water to its neighbors and must instead focus on conserving water for its own homes.
This critical decision has left between 500 and 700 households — approximately 1,000 people, many of whom run businesses and send their children to school within Scottsdale city limits — without a reliable source of water.
Water in Arizona has been a major sociopolitical issue for years as authorities and communities understand the reality that Lake Mead is drying up and there may not be enough water from the Colorado River to sustain some populations in the near future
The Rio Verde Foothills is a small unincorporated area west of Scottsdale, Arizona
Residents of the area's many half-million dollar McMansions, stucco homes and ranches are desperate for a solution to this very serious problem.
Homeowners say they are counting the days until their water supplies run out.
"It's awful," said Cody Reim, who says his monthly water bill will now skyrocket to about $1,000 a month. "We need water now, we cannot wait a week or a day. That should not have happened; We shouldn't be ten days without water.'
Reim, a father of four young children, organized the protest. He said sitting around and waiting was an impossibility for him.
Water-based financial turmoil has threatened the livelihoods of young families and retirees alike. The average family's water bill in the area has increased from $220 a month to $660 a month. And while water trucks can be filled and refilled for now, it's unclear how long current backup sources will last.
According to Sarah Porter, director of the Kyl Center for Water Policy at Arizona State University, what is happening in Rio Verde should serve as a cautionary tale for other unincorporated areas that depend on water from the Colorado River, which is about Provides 35 percent of Arizona's water.
"We can't just protect every single person who buys a package and builds a house. There isn't enough money or water," she told the New York Times.
She added that several other unincorporated areas in Arizona rely on water from nearby major cities, including Prescott and Flagstaff, and those systems too are weak given the ongoing reality of the drought.
Even the current storm in California won't save the area, which is experiencing the profound effects of a 20-year drought that has all but drained Lake Mead, the US's largest reservoir.
Before the shutdown, homes that didn't have their own well had water delivered by truck every few weeks.
The trucks filled water from Scottsdale at a line about 15 minutes from the foothills of the Rio Verde and then delivered the water directly to residents' doors. Families have buried under their front yards 5,000-gallon storage tanks, enough water to feed an average family for a month.
When the tanks ran out, local residents called the water carriers to refill them.
The arrangement has never been more solid, but residents told the Times the water has always arrived on time and they are now confident that the system is reliable.
Now those water trucks have to look elsewhere for refills.
Rio Verde protesters, whose water was shut off Jan. 1, sued the city of Scottsdale last week for shutting down a utility
Trucks hauling 5,000 gallons of water to individual homes in the Rio Verde foothills now have to go elsewhere to find water for customers, adding to the time and expense of the process
Pictured: downtown Scottsdale, Arizona. The reality of the ongoing drought will force many people in the Southwest United States to reevaluate their lifestyle and access to resources
Protesters with families and just days left of water supplies gather outside Scottsdale City Hall
Lake Mead has been drying up for two decades and there isn't enough water left to sell to surrounding areas, according to Scottsdale
Protesters gather outside Scottsdale City Hall after their water supply was cut in January
Last week, a group of residents in the Rio Verde Foothills sued Scottsdale to restore their water. They argue that the city is breaking Arizona law by cutting off utility services to customers outside of its borders.
Scottsdale did not respond to the lawsuit.
Protesters holding signs gathered outside Scottsdale City Hall as Mayor David Ortega welcomed new and returning council members to the chamber.
Rio Verde residents, who have formed into groups, told local outlets they are on the verge of drying up.
"We have about five to seven days of water left," Wendy Walk told News 12.
"My church is beautiful; it's the special place in Arizona. And if it has no water, almost a thousand houses, it will die. I just hope our neighbors in Scottsdale see that and want to help," Reim said.
"I think that's a fair cause," he said.
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Lee Burton Haddock was active/lived in California, Massachusetts. Lee Haddock is known for painting.
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I'm over half way now. Module 8 – Advanced SOA Design & Architecture is the fourth test module and the last in the SOA Certified Architect programme to introduce new concepts and content. The fifth and final module (Module 9) is purely a lab exercise exam – designed to pull together all the concepts from the previous four modules. There will be more on Module 9 in the final blog article on the series.
Module 8 provides an in-depth exploration of service-orientation, service-oriented architecture and SOA design patterns, including those that relate to the Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) and Orchestration.
The first few sections establish how SOA architectures relate to their earlier counterparts (such as distributed components, applications and integration). It also illustrate how SOA architectures tend to differ somewhat in scope by being fundamentally concerned with creating a coherent 'bigger picture'.
The rest of the material is dedicated to documenting 31 core SOA design patterns that can be applied either as concepts, design standards or as technical service implementation options. I'm not going to go into detail about the SOA patterns here (you can read all about them for yourself in the accompanying book or online at soapatterns.org), but it's fair to say that they're incredibly useful and particularly powerful, especially when combined.
As with module 3, the real value of module 8 is in understanding the purpose & benefits of each SOA pattern. By working through the course materials, you create an invaluable mental service-design framework that's incredibly flexible and durable.
Since sitting the exam, I've found that its much easier to talk about service realisation options with stakeholders and developers because you can articulate service designs quickly and easily just by referring to the patterns or the combinations patterns that are required to solve a particular service design problem.
Yet again, this course comes highly recommended. However, it's fair to say that by this point it's probably not worth taking individual course modules in isolation, as they now start to rely much more on things learned in earlier modules.


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Thousands of mourners paid tribute to a billionaire philanthropist couple who died under suspicious circumstances last week. The memorial was held at a convention centre in Mississauga, Ont.
Thousands of mourners pay tribute to Barry and Honey Sherman
By Paul HunterFeature Writer
Thu., Dec. 21, 2017timer5 min. read
Dad was "a real-life superhero." Mom was the "magnet and the glue" that held the family together.
At an emotional, and often raw, memorial Thursday, relatives and friends of Barry and Honey Sherman celebrated the legacy of the billionaire couple who were found dead in their North York mansion late last week.
At the funeral service, there were tears, laughter — a bit of profanity — and a rare public glimpse into the lives of a family that often guarded its privacy.
There was also roiling anger.
The Shermans were found hanged near the pool in their basement. Police have characterized the deaths as suspicious. Both died of "ligature neck compression." Earlier this week, sources told the Star and other media outlets that homicide detectives were pursuing a theory that it was a murder-suicide.
The family, however, has strongly rejected that scenario and has hired high-profile lawyer Brian Greenspan to help pursue its own investigation into the tragedy.
The Shermans' son, Jonathon, dropped an F-bomb as his powerful eulogy touched on the speculation surrounding the death of his parents.
"These last few days have been really f--ked up for my family," he said, choking back tears.
"As my sisters and I congregated for two days waiting to hear any facts other than through Twitter and the unreliable news media, I kept expecting my parents to walk through the front door and say 'everything will be fine, we've taken control of the situation.' These last few days have been a shocking adjustment to our reality.
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"Before we could begin to grieve as a family and recover in a proper Jewish manner, we've had to navigate through a terrifying maze of non-information and unfounded speculation."
The deaths of the 75-year-old Barry and 70-year-old Honey sent shock waves through the Jewish community but Thursday's service was attended by a cross-section of Torontonians, hundreds of whom gathered outside before the doors opened.
"The fact we have people lined up in the bitter cold two hours before this memorial service is a reflection of the kind of impact they had on people personally," said Steven Shulman, campaign director for the United Jewish Appeal.
"People don't show up in the thousands if there wasn't a personal impact."
About 7,000 mourners, including Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Premier Kathleen Wynne and Mayor John Tory, gathered at the International Centre near Pearson Airport to pay their respects to the couple known for their philanthropy. Many were employees of Apotex, the drug company founded by Barry Sherman, who wore blue shirts — with "We will continue your legacy" written on the back — or blue scarves to represent the firm.
Sherman founded Apotex Inc, which produces generic drugs, in 1974 and the Toronto-based company grew from two employees to employ 6,000 in Canada and 11,000 worldwide. Sherman's wealth is estimated at about $4.7 billion.
Attendees not only heard stories that touched on the Shermans' legendary generosity and support of charitable causes, but also speakers who painted a very human picture of a loving couple who took a great joy in life and family.
They heard how Barry, totally tone deaf, would sing "You Are My Sunshine" to his children. How the couple was recently rolling around in their business clothes on a "barfy play mat giggling and laughing together" while frolicking with their grandchildren. Or how it wasn't unusual to see Honey Sherman in the kitchen cooking for 80 guests at holiday dinners.
"Remember this, our parents never left anyone behind. They were taken from us," said Jonathon, speaking directly to mourners from a raised dais overlooking the two coffins.
Honey's sister, Mary Shechtman, recalled how Barry had a well-earned reputation as a genius but he was also charmingly down-to-earth and funny.
"He'd go up on stage and give these wonderful speeches. He'd be brilliant. Then he'd come off and he wouldn't know how to open a door," she said to laughter.
"One time, Honey and Barry had an argument and they were going out. Honey always picked his clothes. So Barry called me and said, 'We're going out, what should I wear?' I had to go through every single thing down to his socks as to what the man should wear. And I went, 'this is brilliance?' "
Shechtman noted that she and Honey were the children of parents who survived the Holocaust. That gave Honey a deep understanding of what it meant to have nothing and motivated her to give back. Honey sat on many boards and donations from the Sherman family to hospitals and other causes often numbered in the millions of dollars.
Joel Ulster, a one-time business partner of Barry and his oldest friend said the couple helped anyone who needed it, often quietly. He said Barry believed "it was his "duty to set an example for other wealthy people to be as generous as he and Honey were."
Jonathon told the gathering that his father was informed two weeks ago that he'd been appointed to the Order of Canada.
"You were always so humble but I know how proud you were to get that news and how excited you were to finally be recognized for what you are," Jonathon said addressing his dad. "To our family, you were always the greatest Canadian."
Jonathon said he was unsure what would happen to that award now.
Jonathon also announced that he and his three sisters will establish the Honey and Barry Foundation of Giving to continue his parents' legacy of caring for others.
Trudeau did not address Thursday's gathering. Tory and Wynne both spoke of how the Barry and Honey had touched so many lives.
Tory said "at the heart and in the soul of one of the most caring cities in the world were two smart, caring, generous people with big hearts."
He recounted how he was at a charitable event with the Shermans two weeks ago and sat between the couple.
Tory said he mentioned the possibility of retirement to Barry "and he looked at me in shock that I would even discuss such a thing. On my other side was an empty chair because Honey was off working the room, meeting a 100 old friends and making a 100 new ones. Honey was filled with an almost supernatural sense of joy and fun and passion."
"Their humanity knew no bounds and their generosity was extraordinary. They did what we all strive to do. To make a difference in the lives of others; to leave the world a better place than they found it."
Correction – December 22, 2017: This article was edited from a previous version that misstated Joel Ulster's given name.
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