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Regalia with a contemporary touch! Style up your party look with this classy maroon and cream coloured indo-western suit! The maroon Bhagalpuri silk top has an asymmetrical hemline and is generously adorned with intricate embroidery. It is paired with a cream net lehenga that gives a fantasy touch to the outfit. The set includes a cream net dupatta. Complete your look with a pair of pearl danglers and step out to slay!


Friday night was cold. A more normal night to kick off playoff ball. No rain, no snow, not a lot of wind. Just cold. The concession stand was even selling hand warmers. Thankfully, we brought our own. With hand warmers in our gloves, we were ready to watch the West Geauga Wolverines take on the Poland Seminary Bulldogs.
Before the game, there was a lot of chatter on how this game was going to go. Poland was 9-1. West G was 7-3. Poland had a schedule this season full of some powerful teams. West G also had a lot of big schools. This was a game where we knew it could go either way. It was going to come down to the last whistle. Just you wait until you read how this game went.
The game started off with West G receiving the kickoff. The Wolverines were forced to punt, but they didn't let that get them down. On Poland's first drive, West G held them to four downs and forced them to punt. The snap was over the punter's head and caused them to turnover the ball on their side of the field.
This time the Wolverine's took advantage. You knew they were ready. With 2nd down and 16 yards to go, Joe Kijauskas caught the ball with centimeters left between it and the ground. You knew right then that these boys came to play ball. With Kijauskas's catch, Connor Krouse was able to capitalize on it. He finished off the drive with a one yard touchdown run. Brendan Judson's kick was good and West G put the first points on the board with a score of 7-0. Oh and that was with 17 seconds left on the clock in the first quarter.
Seventeen seconds was a lot of time for the boys. On Poland's next drive, they fumbled the ball and our own David Wolfhope recovered the ball. That set up Krouse's longest run of the night. With zero time left on the clock, he ran the ball 38 yards for the second touchdown of the game. Judson's kick went through the uprights and the quarter ended with the Wolverine's up 14-0.
The second quarter started off with the Bulldog's receiving the kick. They still weren't able to fight against the West G defense. The boys held them to another 4th down and forced them to punt. Abdul Levy caught the ball from Krouse on 4th down giving the Wolverine's the will to stay alive on the drive. That was just one of the many passes Levy would bring in. The West G offense kept it going down the field and topped it off with another one yard touchdown run by Krouse. Judson did his part and made the score 21-0.
This is when the Bulldogs offense caught fire. On their next drive, Dom Petrony tossed the ball 20 yards to George Chammas for a Bulldog touchdown with only 49 seconds remaining in the half. The score was now 21-7 Poland, not wanting to go into the second half down by two touchdowns, went for an onside kick. They were able to convert it and took over the ball once again. This time Chammas caught an 11 yard touchdown pass from Petrony and they were able to get the extra point making the score 21-14. That's how the half would end. The players all took off to the locker room to warm up and set up a second half game plan. The rest of us watched to halftime show.
Both schools brought us a show. Poland entertained us with a drumline performance that was very intense. You could tell they were prepared to show the West G line what they could bring. If most of you don't know, West G has a drumline that everyone needs to watch. They know how to give you a show and most school's want to have a drum battle with the line to see if they can hold up their own. Only one answer to that. West G line has a lot up their sleeve. Who else has blue light up sticks?
The West Geauga Wolverine band and the drumline gave us some dance action during their performance. Paired up with dancing to Pretty Woman, they had everyone watching and laughing. The band played the fight song as they left the field and it was time for the second half.
West Geauga was scoreless in the third, but that doesn't mean they didn't fight hard. Even though Ross Gould from Poland ran the ball in 10 yards for a touchdown to tie it up, they never backed down. Robert Cline snagged an interception for a great stop to a Bulldog drive. Levy marked down his longest run of the night with a 52 yard run.
You may be thinking that with all of that why weren't they able to score? Let's just say it was one of those times where you had to be there. Time to move onto the fourth quarter anyways. That was a no score quarter period. It was full of boys who were not wanting to end the game without a win. The game was tied at 21-21 and the whistle blew. This called for only one thing. Overtime.
West G won the coin toss so they were able to start first. The ball was set at the 20 yard line. They would have eight downs to complete a touchdown. Krouse and Kijauskas wouldn't need them. On the very first play, Krouse hit Kijauskas perfectly in the endzone for a touchdown. Judson had a perfect game when he hit the final point after attempt of the game. The score was now 28-21.
Poland was up next. I don't really know how to tell you how they started off their short drive. Why? After the Wolverine line rattled them a little bit, they somehow got a call in their favor and were able to convert on 4th down. They had four more tries. They scored a touchdown on their next play and it was time to decide if they were going for the one point kick to tie it up or risk the game and go for a two point conversion. The Bulldogs went for the two points. Gould took it up the middle and with one last push he was in. That made the final score 29-28. Poland would move on in the playoffs.
The West Geauga High School varsity football team needs to be proud of their season. This is only the second time in school history that they played a playoff game at their field. Just in case you don't know, home field advantage goes to the higher ranked team. To have home field advantage is a great opportunity. They were ranked 4th and Poland was ranked 5th. Those boys had topped teams that other schools around weren't able to.
The Wolverines gave me a great show at the Orange game and from what I have heard from others, they had done that all season. Everyone single one of those boys plays with heart. They play with one goal in mind; to win, and win together. They may not have advanced in the playoffs, but every single person at that game knows that it wasn't for a lack of trying. West G didn't stop until that last whistle was blown. That was the way they played the entire season.
I am proud of you, Wolverines. I am glad that I had the opportunity to see you play twice this year. I had the opportunity to watch seniors Mike Cline, Joe Kijauskas, Dan November, Connor Krouse, Nathan Ickes, Curt Williams and all the others finish off their high school careers. You all played hard, and I know you have left a legacy for the underclassmen for years to come to live up to. Keep your heads high. Be proud.
Photographer's note: It was so cold that my camera quit working just as overtime started (of course!) I hope you enjoy the photos and videos that I was able to take. Trent will be compiling them into a highlight video soon.


CHRISTOPHER DOLAN / STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER RailRiders' Billy Fleming, second from right, is congratulated by teammates Zack Zehner, left, and Gosuke Katoh, after Fleming hit the first grand slam of his career during Monday nigh's game against Lehigh Valley at PNC Field.
CHRISTOPHER DOLAN / STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER RailRiders' Thairo Estrada jumps back to first as Lehigh Valley's Damek Tomscha catches the pickoff throw to first during Monday night's game at PNC Field.
MOOSIC — At the very least, Billy Fleming knew he hit it well enough to get one run home. That would've cut Lehigh Valley's lead to three runs and made sure the RailRiders got something out of an early rally.
The wind had other ideas.
Fleming's fly ball kept carrying to right field. Dylan Cozens kept racing back, changing directions in the process.
The ball landed in the seats.
Fleming tied the game in the second inning with that grand slam, then Ryan Lavarnway's bases-loaded single ended it in the 10th inning as the RailRiders beat Lehigh Valley, 6-5, at a freezing PNC Field on Monday night.
It was the RailRiders' (8-4) fifth straight win.
Lehigh Valley scored four two-out runs against RailRiders starter Nestor Cortes Jr. in the second inning on two-run doubles by Malquin Canelo and Phil Gosselin.
Cortes battled the rest of the way. The IronPigs had a runner aboard in each inning against him, but outside of that second inning, no runs crossed.
The RailRiders loaded the bases in the bottom of the inning against Lehigh Valley starter JoJo Romero. Gosuke Katoh reached on a forceout, Zack Zehner singled and Cliff Pennington walked.
Fleming worked the count full, then fought off a pitch for what looked to be a routine fly ball distance wise. The wind, clocked at 22 mph at gametime, pushed it out.
It was his first career grand slam.
Ryan McBroom gave the RailRiders the lead in the third inning, blasting a home run out to left field and into the wind — his third home run in three games.
J.P. Feyereisen worked 1⅓ scoreless innings — though a fly ball by Gosselin ticketed for the bullpens got beat down by the wind to start the seventh.
Stephen Tarpley pitched around a single in the seventh and a walk and an error in the eighth. When Gosselin doubled and moved to third on a wild pitch with no outs in the ninth, however, he had a mess to deal with.
The lefty got Dylan Cozens to groundout to first, then Jan Hernandez hit a grounder right to a drawn-in Thairo Estrada at shortstop for the second out. Tarpley had Mitch Walding down to his final strike, then the IronPigs lefty shot a single to left to tie the game at 5-5.
Cale Coshow stranded the extra runner in the top of the 10th, setting the RailRiders up to win it in the bottom of the inning.
Mike Ford pulled a grounder to the right side to move Estrada, the free runner, to third with one out. Lehigh Valley elected to have reliever James Pazos intentionally walk Trey Amburgey and McBroom to load the bases, then Lavarnway ripped a single inside third to win it.
"Awesome. It was an awesome win," RailRiders manager Jay Bell said.


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Skolkovo International Robotics Conference: 'A wheel of opportunity'
by Skolkovo Robotics
Skolkovo Hypercube. Credit: sk.ru
By David Nowak.
On March 20-22, the Hypercube will host Russia's biggest robotics event, the Skolkovo International Robotics Conference.
Around 1,800 people are registered for the three-day bonanza, which brings robot developers, company CEOs and investors together under one roof to discuss the latest developments in the industry, brainstorm solutions to new challenges, and help startups find the financing they need to turn take their robot from prototype to commercial product.
Albert Efimov, chief roboticist at Skolkovo. Credit: sk.ru
In a short interview with sk.ru, Skolkovo's chief roboticist Albert Efimov reveals the niche that the Skolkovo Robotics Conference hopes to fill in the world robotics landscape, discloses the amount of investment up for grabs in the pitch sessions, and poses the most curious of questions: Would you kick a robot dog?
What is the key feature of the Skolkovo Robotics Conference?
[AE] It's important to understand that our robotics event is far more than just a conference: it will consist of four meaningful parts. There's the conference itself, with over 50 speakers – internationally recognized experts from Japan, Italy, Spain, Germany, Britain, Canada, China and Russia. Then we have the exhibition with 30-plus service and industrial robotics companies, from very early-stage startups to latest-stage robotics firms. We have not one but two hackathons, with over 30 teams and 100 people competing in both. One hackathon will focus on assisting sensoric- and perception-disabled people, the other will deal with better designs for existing technology. We have dozens of well-established mentors for those hackathons.
Then we have a number of roundtables with venture capitalists, startups and our industrial partners to discuss possible cooperation. We will also have a great investment session with leading Russian and foreign venture capitalists like the Chinese Venture Fund Cybernaut. That's a glimpse of our activity. Right now we have over 1,800 registered people for our event.
Some of the robots at last year's event. Credit: sk.ru
The investment community will clearly be well-represented. How much is potentially on offer for startups?
[AE] The venture capital available for our startups runs into the tens of millions of US dollars. There will be pitch sessions featuring 10 to 12 startups from Russia and Belarus.
What will be the guiding topics under discussion at the conference?
[AE] The two principal themes will be why Russia needs robotics and how to make better robots – that is, more attractive and more useful. Also, we will deal with how to improve commercialization and so on. This is relevant because despite the fact that Russia is a country full of roboticists and IT experts and hardware specialists, we have no robot industry to speak of. There is massive potential, but no result yet. Why does Russia need robotics? What can robotics do for Russia? It's industry for industry. It's equipping companies with better tools to do their jobs. That creates a domino effect that can be traced through the entire economy.
How will you measure the success of the conference? Can you quantify its legacy in any way?
[AE] Yes, the main parameter of success is the number and value of venture deals that we strike at the conference. That's the chief indicator of success. Obviously, it is always our aim to promote our field. Robotics as a theme is very popular in Russia, but we need to translate this enthusiasm into commercial success domestically and, hopefully, internationally.
One roundtable topic that seems particularly interesting is 'roboethics.' Can you expand on that a bit?
[AE] Technology today is reaching a point where we need to start a dialogue on how to behave around it. This is not a discussion about computers – you can treat computers in any way you like. But when you start giving computers artificial intelligence and lifelike physical attributes, are there certain behaviors toward them that become unacceptable? You cannot kick a dog, you would be locked up, but would you ever kick a robot dog? Is that acceptable? We're getting to a point now where we are starting to require a useful discourse on this.
What about current trends in robotics? What are the leading themes today and how will the conference broach them?
[AE] The most visible theme at the moment is drones and UAVs, so this will feature quite prominently at our conference. We will have roundtables on the development and application of unmanned aerial vehicles and a related theme – automated navigation systems. We will be discussing this issue also in the plenary sessions, which will touch upon intelligent robotics in new industrial technologies, robotics and advanced manufacturing technologies, and man and machine – aspects of interaction.
What role can the Skolkovo Robotics conference play in the world robotics dialogue?
[AE] I would like this to be a window into and out from the Russian robotics community. Companies and investors can come to Russia and get a snapshot of everything that is going on inside the country at the moment. In turn, Russian firms can develop their understanding of international trends and demand patterns so that they can modify or fine-tune their research as they see fit. It's a showcase of Russian and international technology that, we hope, will become an integral part of the international robotics scene. It is also a wheel of opportunity for investors and startups. Russia is a cheap investment right now, especially with the currency devaluation, so it's a real chance for investors to get a good deal on Russian robotics.
Are you planning any surprises for the conference?
[AE] Yes. Come to the conference to find out!
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Bodzash Photography and Astronomy: What is a Camelopardalis (Besides a Meteor Shower)?
What is a Camelopardalis (Besides a Meteor Shower)?
In case you didn't know, Comet 209/P LINEAR is expected to produce a meteor shower this week, peaking the night of May 23-4 at roughly 2-4pm EDT. Now, as befitting traditional rules of meteor shower naming, the meteors aren't going to be named for their parent object, but for the constellation from which they originate, in this case, the constellation of Camelopardalis.
Needless to say, more than a few people were left scratching their heads when they heard of this constellation, which is one that most people have probably never heard of at all. Camelopardalis is located between the more famous constellations of Ursa Major and Cassiopeia, which means that anytime is a good time to view the shower because the constellation is near the circumpolar region of sky. Another plus: the Moon will be out of the way, too.
Location aside, what is a Camelopardalis, anyway?
For the longer answer, the word 'camelopardalis' is a combination of two words in the Greek, one meaning 'camel' and the other 'leopard.' The reason? A giraffe looks a little like a camel but has spots like a leopard. AS for the constellation itself, it was first categorized as a constellation in 1612 (or 13 depending on the source) by Petrus Plancius, who was a Dutch astronomer and clergyman, to represent the animal Rebecca rode on the trip to marry Issac in the Bible. In the following years, more people recognized the constellation as such and it eventually became one of the 88 constellations canonized by the International Astronomical Union (IAU) in 1922.
As for the shower itself, there's still some uncertainty as to how it will behave, so stay tuned as I'll be sure to post another update as the time draws closer . . .


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Smith Ford V8 special - in Shannons auction tomorrow.
This is it in its heyday, photo courtesy of the Adelaide Advertiser.
HOBART car enthusiast Rodney Williams' pride and joy is not just rare, it's the only one in the world.
Hand-built for the 1951 Australian Grand Prix, the one-off machine was raced by its creator, Perth coach builder Harry Smith, in the 1950s.
After the Aussie GP and a handful of local races, it then went off the radar until 1970 when it was found rusting in a swamp in Western Australia.
Now restored to its former glory, Williams, 67, could not be more proud of his 1951 Smith Ford V8 Special, which was one of the jewels in the crown of the Historic Baskerville race meeting for classic cars at Baskerville Raceway — Australia's second-oldest race track behind Bathurst — over the weekend.
Rodney Williams, of Moonah, with the rebuilt Ford Smith Special, the only one of its kind in the world.
"It's completely hand-built, a one-off, very rare car," Williams said.
"It's the only one of its type in the world."
Its components are all Ford bits, including the side-valve 3.5-litre Ford Mercury V8 engine.
"It's very unique for its time because it has full independent suspension with coil springs," Williams said.
"It was very revolutionary at the time.
"I would hate to put a dollar figure on how much it's worth."
The Ford Special is a handful on the track.
"It's a very difficult car to drive," Williams said.
Historic Baskerville brought the circuit alive to the sound of classic machines built pre-1976. More than 200 competed in nine categories on both days.
Event director Peter Killick said the 2000-strong turnout was one of the best since the 1970s, and so was the size of the entry list.
"It's been a great weekend, so we are absolutely rapt," Killick said.
"It's the third-biggest crowd at Baskerville since the 1970s, behind the last of the Tasmanian 10,000 race and the truck racing.
"Historic racing is growing strongly all over the world."
Shannons have given a very good account of the car's history.
The early history of Australian motor sport is filled with one-offs and specials, some famous and successful, others long-forgotten. Using whatever running gear and parts were at hand, often sourced from wrecker's yards, these talented individuals built their home-made specials on limited budgets, competing against the more exotic (and expensive) machinery from England, Europe or the United States. Many famous names in our motor racing heritage started out building and racing their own specials, including legends like Jack Brabham with his famous RedeX Special. Hand-built by Perth coachbuilder Harry Smith for the 1951 Australian Grand Prix, this one-off creation uses period Ford running gear including a flathead Mercury V8, a '46 Ford gearbox and a diff from an early Ford ute. A Ford beam front axle was split to create fully independent front suspension using coil springs, features rarely seen on race cars of the period. The 1951 Grand Prix was held on a temporary street circuit in the wheatbelt town of Narrogin over 24 laps (a distance of 170 kilometres) and the handicap event saw Warwick Pratley victorious in his George Reed Special, followed by Dick Bland's Delahaye 135 and Steve Tillett's modified MG TC, while Smith retired on lap 14 due to overheating. Costing around 2,000 pounds to build, the car placed its builder under considerable financial strain and Smith tragically committed suicide six months after the race, the car ultimately sold by his brother and widow to help pay off some of his debts before dropping out of sight.
Important piece of Australian motor racing history
Restored and actively raced in historic events
Well-documented history
Discovered in a swamp in Western Australia in 1970 (photos on file show the remarkably intact car following its recovery), the Harry Smith Special was initially restored by Warren Scully as a road car in British Racing Green, who ultimately relocated to the Maldives with his boat building business and sold the Smith Special at auction. After dropping out of sight in the 1970s, the car reappeared with well-known dealer Terry Healy in Queensland by 1979, who sold it to Adrian Joseph of Ballina in northern NSW the following year. The car subsequently moved to Victoria when John Stration of Mount Waverley took over, before long-term owner Clarrie Pearce bought the car, ultimately moving to Tasmania where it has resided ever since. By the time Pearce bought the car it had been repainted white and the wire-wheels replaced with discs, the owner using the car in at least two Dutton Rallies in the 1990s on full Victorian registration. More recently, the car has been actively raced in historic events by its current owner, a Hobart enthusiast, who bought the car from Pearce's estate in 2008. After competing in a couple of Longford Revivals, the owner made the decision to rebuild the Smith Special, bringing it up to the present mechanical standard over a number of years. After being ultrasonically cleaned, the engine was rebuilt by Don Stafford with a new crankshaft, pistons, con-rods and valves, the gearbox overhauled with new gears and synchros and a new clutch and pressure plate installed. The original heads were also replaced with alloy items but the originals are included in the sale. The brakes were overhauled with new master and brake cylinders, the drums machined and new lines hand made, along with new fuel lines and a new fuel tank was fabricated. Other notable work saw the diff overhauled and the driveshafts balanced and machined. Featured in numerous publications over the years including Unique Cars and Restored Cars, Harry Smith's Special is currently on full registration in Tasmania the Ford will be offered for sale unregistered and comes with three folders of information and a storyboard and several period photos.
John L said...
A little bit more info, this car was offered for sale in Traralgon (Victoria) in the early 80's, it was British racing green but in rough condition, the owner didn't know what it was just that it was a homemade special.
It later appeared on the cover of Restored Car magazine (Jan 2000) but they said it was an Allard
I'll try and find the photos I took of it and the advert from the local paper.
The "Guess Who" quiz No.1
Not THE ultimate dream
We have the Overlander.......
It's not all that far off really.
Smith Ford V8 special - in Shannons auction tomorr...
This is going to be some Europa!
Build your own gopher.
Perfection comes at a cost.
Embarrassing.
Favourite 3-wheelers No.28
Kit cars and stuff from around the world No.1
Odd little cars No.17.
Speaking of Overlanders.
Bolwell racing in South Africa.
From Jason re Easter 2018.
Arse rash.
75 of these what a good idea.
The Manta - Sarah and Robert Wragg's Bolwell diver...
Is this an oxymoron?
Helene Bittner
Challenge Bathurst.
Anyone got a drone to bring along at Easter time?
Kym!
Shades of SR6.
The man who has everything.
Mk.4 coupes.
Shed day.
Looks like a well organised stage.
Wayne Stehbens.
Worth a try Norm.
Not the only one.
The Holden Overlander.
Safely home.
Should be interesting.
Another V8 7.
Just been listening to ABC RN
Funny little cars No.16
The Bend and lots of bitumen.
Off to the salt next year.
An inconvenient truth.


Growth versus value may feel like an anachronistic topic, particularly in today's age of indexing. But the distinction has been profoundly useful over the past century—though it's taken a perverse turn of late. These unusual recent trends, however, are likely to reverse in the near future.
In the past year alone, the Russell 1000 Growth Index is up 3%, while its value counterpart has fallen 7%. Active management has mitigated that distinction: The average large-company growth fund is up 2.7% in the past year, while the average large value fund has dropped 4.6%. Academics have told us time and again that over the long haul, value beats growth. So what gives?
THE ANSWER,as it is for so much these days, is interest rates. When interest rates are low and getting lower, growth stocks outperform. Jonathan Lewellen, a finance professor at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College, looked at the value and growth data compiled by Kenneth R. French, who, with Eugene Fama, is celebrated for work on asset pricing, growth versus value, and other topics. Specifically, at Barron's request, Lewellen looked at five periods of increasing rates from January 1983 to the present, and compared the returns of high book to market stocks (value) to low book to market stocks (growth).
"The short answer is that value stocks seem to outperform growth stocks during periods when the federal-funds rate is increasing, mostly because growth stocks do relatively poorly," Lewellen says. "However, growth stocks have historically performed well in the six months leading up to rate increases." During the periods when the Fed was raising interest rates, the value stocks Lewellen looked at had an average return of 1.2% a month, or 14.4% a year, versus the growth index's 0.7% a month, or 8.3% a year. Meanwhile, over the six-month period leading up to rate increases, the growth index averaged 1.6% a month, versus 1.5% for value.
There are plenty of reasons for this: Growth stocks are valued on future earnings—when rates are on the rise, investors are less willing to pay high multiples. Value stocks, meanwhile, are the bird in hand, with strong existing cash flows. As rising bond yields reflect a healthier economy, more stocks participate, and investors grow sensitive to valuations.
Value has outperformed over the long haul, as a number of well-known studies—including one by Fama and French—have observed. Since 1926, value beats growth in roughly three out of every five years, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
WHATEVER HAPPENSthis week, the market expects three rate increases before the end of next year. Once the Fed raises rates, "debt-fueled growth slows, compressing multiples on business that grew with debt binges," says Matthew Swaim, co-manager of Advisory Research Small Company Opportunities (ADVSX) and Advisory Research All Cap Value (ADVGX). Using higher rates to discount future earnings also squashes the growth stock multiple. Swaim, a value investor, buys profitable companies with healthy balance sheets and reasonable valuations, which he expects to outperform.
To be sure, value stocks could lag anew if economic growth doesn't pick up. Rising rates in themselves also increase the risk of recession, perhaps the biggest risk for the performance of value stocks. So investors "should also be mindful of the risk in continuing to own value the higher and longer yields rise," cautions Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist at Wells Capital Management.
Similarly, Hunter Craig, director of manager research at Birmingham, Ala.–based Highland Associates, believes a low-rate environment will persist, which will continue to benefit growth sectors. He prefers funds like T. Rowe Price Large Cap Growth (TRLGX), and Artisan Mid Cap (ARTMX).
Still, if rates do rise, he says, that will benefit beaten-up financials and energy, and favorite funds like JPMorgan Value Advantage (JVAIX) and Vulcan Value Partners Small Cap (VVPSX).


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WisDOT seeks young artists to depict aviation dreams
Wisconsin artists ages 7-17 can showcase their talent in the 2019 Aviation Art contest. This year's theme is "My Dream to Fly," recognizing that each achievement in flight started with a dream. Artists are encouraged to draw or paint a picture to...
Wisconsin artists ages 7-17 can showcase their talent in the 2019 Aviation Art contest.
This year's theme is "My Dream to Fly," recognizing that each achievement in flight started with a dream.
Artists are encouraged to draw or paint a picture to share where their imagination takes them when they look to the clouds.
Entries are judged on the creative use of the theme. Winners will be displayed in the Wisconsin State Capitol and receive a certificate of achievement.
The top three entries in the three age divisions will advance to the national competition, with the potential to be entered in the international aviation art contest.
All artwork must be original and can't be computer generated.
For complete contest rules and the official entry form, visit wisconsindot.gov/artcontest. Entries must be postmarked by Jan. 18 and mailed to Meredith Alt, WisDOT Bureau of Aeronautics, 4822 Madison Yards Way, Madison, WI 53705.
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Singer-songwriter David Crosby dead at 81
Crosby, one of the most influential rock singers of the 1960s and '70s but whose voracious drug habit landed him in prison, has died
By Diane Bartz / Reuters
WDSE-WRPT rebrands as 'PBS North'
Duluth's public media brand is no longer just a TV station; it's "a multi-platform entertainment and educational programming provider."
By Jay Gabler


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Home • New Orleans • Press Releases • 2010 • Suspect Named, Kidnapping Charges Filed
Suspect Named, Kidnapping Charges Filed
FBI New Orleans November 04, 2010
Craig C. Betbeze (504) 816-3274
Catahoula Parish Sheriff James Kelly, United States Attorney Stephanie A. Finley, Western District of Louisiana, and David W. Welker, Special Agent in Charge of the New Orleans Division of the FBI, announce the following:
On the evening of Oct. 8, 2010, human skeletal remains were found in a wooded area north of Harrisonburg, Louisiana. The remains were found by hunters who reported it to the Catahoula Parish Sheriff's Office. Since then, numerous investigative agencies, including the Louisiana State Police, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the U.S. Marshals Service, the U.S. Postal Service, the Office of Louisiana Attorney General, the LSU Forensic Anthropology and Computer Enhancement Services (FACES) and law enforcement throughout the country have been involved in the case.
On Oct. 26, 2010, the remains were positively identified, based primarily on dental records, as being Lexis Kaye Roberts, age 12, of Las Vegas, Nev. Lexis was last seen with her mother, Suellen Roberts, and Thomas Sanders, traveling in a silver 2001 Kia Spectra sedan with Nevada license plate 153UCR.
Today the FBI announces that a federal kidnapping warrant was obtained in the Western District of Louisiana charging Thomas Steven Sanders with the abduction of Lexis Roberts. On Sept. 3, 2010, Sanders was captured on film purchasing ammunition at a local Wal-Mart in Las Vegas. The forensic anthropologist reported that Lexis suffered multiple gunshot wounds. The ammunition Sanders purchased was consistent with the caliber weapon used during the homicide.
In 1994, Thomas Steven Sanders was legally declared dead in the state of Mississippi by family members. However, we now know that he is still alive and has ties to several states across the country. We have been able to obtain photographs of Sanders that illustrate how his appearance has varied over the last several years. Known associates have provided information that Sanders is missing his upper teeth and has only two lower teeth. He also is reported to have a tattoo on his chest of an unknown design and a scar on his abdomen. The most reliable recent physical description for Sanders is as follows: white male, age 53, 5'8", 200 or more pounds with brown eyes. Sanders has worked as a welder, a scrap metal collector, a night watchman, a pallet fabricator and a handyman.
Sanders was last seen driving a silver 2001 Kia Spectra with notable damage on the passenger side doors. It is likely that the Nevada license plate may have been replaced, possibly with stolen plates, to avoid detection. Sanders also has a history of exchanging vehicles through auto salvage yards.
If you have information or have seen any one of these individuals since Sept. 3, 2010, you are urged to call the tipline: 1-800-CALL-FBI (1-800-225-5324).
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Q: getting frustrated trying to set up pseudo-dist hadoop cluster I have spend the past 8 hours trying to set up my Hadoop cluster, and to be honest, its getting exhausting. Its not just today. Its been a few weeks to be exact. I have tried probably 20-30 different tutorials i acquired on the web, and each time, i get errors towards the end...like SSH connection issues or JVM failure or PATH issues or the worst of all (WARN util.NativeCodeLoader: Unable to load native-hadoop library for your platform... using builtin-java classes where applicable) ...and many more. All that leading me to reset my VMplayer and reinstall Ubuntu over and over again.
I am working towards the Hadoop Developer certification, and i need hands on experience on everything from MapReduce & Hadoop to the Eco-System(Hive, PIG, etc). The only thing in my way right now is setting up the cluster for practice. I have run out of options
My question is is there any way(easier the better, but any will do) to install Hadoop MapReduce Version 2(YARN) without pulling my hair out? I would really like something that has been shown to be consistent and has worked for multiple people.
64 bit on Ubuntu
EDIT: Thanks to everyone in advance

A: You haven't stated if you were using vanilla Hadoop vs a distribution.  If you're using the vanilla Apache Hadoop version, you may want to try a distribution like CDH.
The CDH5B2 Documentation specifically addresses how to perform the installs in Ubuntu.  The distribution contains YARN, Spark, Hive, Pig, Sqoop, Flume, etc., so it should fit all of your needs.

A: Thank you for that. You set me down the right path.
For those interested in development, go here
http://www.cloudera.com/content/support/en/downloads/download-components/download-products.html?productID=F6mO278Rvo
It will save you a lot of pain.
Hadoop Video description
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o19zLaTuuSk

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Tio estas, venko valoras 4 punktojn, remizo: 2 poentoj, kaj perdo restos valora sen punktoj.

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Tuj kiam vi finos ludon, revenu al la turniro de la turniro: vi tiam parolos kun ludanto proksima al via ranking. Ĉi tio certigas minimuman atendi tempon, tamen vi eble ne alfrontos ĉiujn aliajn ludantojn en la turniro.
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LEGAL NOTICE REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL FOR CONSTRUCTION RFQP NO: SRMSB19201 Dine' College (DC) is requesting competitive sealed proposals for the construction of a new Math-Science Building RE-BID. A copy ...
LEGAL NOTICE REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL FOR CONSTRUCTION RFQP NO: SRMSB19201 Dine' College (DC) is requesting competitive sealed proposals for the construction of a new Math-Science Building RE-BID. A copy of the Request for Qualifications and Proposals can be obtained beginning Wednesday, 19 January 2021 from Dine' College, Tsaile, AZ. The Project Manual and the Project Drawings may be obtained from Adrian Crosby, Dine College Business Office, email: adricrosby@dinecollege.edu, Ph: 928-724-6686. There is NO Mandatory Pre-bid but any potential bidders may contact Randy E. Joe at ranjoe@dinecollege.edu at (877) 988-3464, extension 6806 if a tour is necessary. For all representatives attending, please follow all NMDOH COVID 19 restrictions. Proposals shall be received no later than Tuesday, 2 February 2021 at 2:00 PM MST at the following: Mailing Address for regular mail: Diné College, P.O Box C-12, Tsaile, AZ 86556 Mailing address for UPS, FedEx, Priority mail: Adrian Crosby, Accounting Office, Dine College, 1 Circle Drive, Tsaile, AZ 86505. It is the responsibility of the Offeror to deliver the proposal to the appointed date, time, and location stated herein. Please note that late proposals will not be accepted. Dine' College reserves the right to reject any and all proposals and/or cancel this RFQP in its entirety: Notice to run on January 19, 20, 21. #4565591, Daily Times, Jan 21, 2021
NOTICE To: Chevron U.S.A. Inc., Yates Energy Corporation, OXY USA WTP LP, Larry Arnold, Emma Lou Evertson, Robert Michael Evertson, Sandra S. Atkins, Vicki Evertson, Roger B. Hardee, Kris H. Youell,...
NOTICE To: Chevron U.S.A. Inc., Yates Energy Corporation, OXY USA WTP LP, Larry Arnold, Emma Lou Evertson, Robert Michael Evertson, Sandra S. Atkins, Vicki Evertson, Roger B. Hardee, Kris H. Youell, T.J. Hall III, Timothy R. MacDonald, Maverick Oil & Gas Corporation, and Chisholm Energy Operating LLC. or your heirs, devisees, successors, or assigns: Mewbourne Oil Company has filed two applications with the New Mexico Oil Conservation Division seeking orders pooling all mineral interests in the Wolfcamp formation underlying the following horizontal spacing units: (i) In Case No. 21642, the N/2S/2 of Section 5 and the N/2S/2 of Section 6, Township 19 South, Range 29 East, NMPM. The unit will be dedicated to the Gobbler 5/6 B3IL State Com. Well No. 2H, with a first take point in the NE/4SE/4 of 5 and a final take point in the NW/4SW/4 of Section 6; and (ii) In Case No. 21643, the S/2S/2 of Section 5 and the S/2S/2 of Section 6, Township 19 South, Range 29 East, NMPM. The unit will be dedicated to the Gobbler 5/6 B3PM State Com. Well No. 2H, with a first take point in the SE/4SE/4 of 5 and a final take point in the SW/4SW/4 of Section 6. Also to be considered will be the cost of drilling, completing, and equipping the wells and the allocation of the cost thereof, as well as actual operating costs and charges for supervision, designation of applicant as operator of the wells, and a 200% charge for the risk involved in drilling, completing, and equipping the wells. The applications are scheduled to be heard at 8:15 a.m. on February 4, 2021. During the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency, state buildings are closed to the public and the hearing will be conducted remotely. To determine the location of the hearing or to participate in an electronic hearing, go to emnrd.state.nm.us/OCD/hearings or see the instructions posted on the Division's website, http://emnrd.state.nm.us/OCD/announcements.html. You are not required to attend this hearing, but as an owner of an interest who may be affected by the application, you may appear and present testimony. Failure to appear at that time and become a party of record will preclude you from contesting this matter at a later date. A party appearing in a Division case is required by Division Rules to file a Pre-Hearing Statement no later than Thursday, January 28, 2021. This statement may be filed online with the Division at ocd.hearings@state.nm.us, and should include: The name(s) of the party and his or her attorney; a concise statement of the case; the name(s) of the witness(es) the party will call to testify at the hearing; the approximate time the party will need to present his or her case; and identification of any procedural matters that need to be resolved prior to the hearing. The Pre-Hearing Statement must also be provided to the undersigned. The attorney for applicant is James Bruce, P.O. Box 1056, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87504, (505) 982-2043, jamesbruc@aol.com. The units are located approximately 11-1/2 miles southwest of Loco Hills, New Mexico. January 21, 2021
NOTICE is hereby given that on December 14, 2020, Little Florida Two, LLC, 8600 HWY 377 SE Deming, NM 88030, filed with the STATE ENGINEER Application No. M-00027 and SP-00684 Permit for an Additional...
NOTICE is hereby given that on December 14, 2020, Little Florida Two, LLC, 8600 HWY 377 SE Deming, NM 88030, filed with the STATE ENGINEER Application No. M-00027 and SP-00684 Permit for an Additional Point of Diversion within the Mimbres Underground Water Basin of the State of New Mexico. Luna is the County affected by the diversion and in which the water has been or will be put to beneficial use. This notice is ordered to be published in the Deming Headlight. The applicants are requesting to drill and commence the use of well M-00027-POD9, to be drilled to a depth of 1100 feet and constructed with 16.0 inch casing, located in the SW1/4NW1/4NW1/4 of Section 36, Township 23 South, Range 08 West, N.M.P.M., at approximate latitude 32°15'57.0"N, longitude 107°37'53.5"W to be used as an Additional Point of Diversion for files M-00027 and SP-00684. Current points of diversion are described as M-00027 located in the NW1/4NW1/4NE1/4 of Section 35, Township 23 South, Range 08 West, N.M.P.M., at latitude 32°16'01.9"N, longitude 107°38'22.7"W, M-00027-S located in the NW1/4SW1/4SE1/4 of Section 35, Township 23 South, Range 08 West, N.M.P.M., at latitude 32°15'27.0"N, longitude 107°38'19.4"W, M-00027-S2 located in the NW1/4NW1/4NE1/4 of Section 02, Township 24 South, Range 08 West, N.M.P.M., at latitude 32°15'12.9"N, longitude 107°38'23.5"W, M-00027-S3 located in the NE1/4NE1/4NE1/4 of Section 35, Township 23 South, Range 08 West, N.M.P.M., at latitude 32°16'07.2"N, longitude 107°37'54.4"W, M-00027-S4 located in the SW1/4SW1/4NE1/4 of Section 35, Township 23 South, Range 08 West, N.M.P.M., at latitude 32°15'48.3"N, longitude 107°38'23.5"W, M-00027-POD8 located in the SE1/4NW1/4NW1/4 of Section 02, Township 24 South, Range 08 West, N.M.P.M., at latitude 32°15'06.1"N, longitude 107°38'42.1"W, Floodwater Diversion 'A' located in the SW1/4SW1/4NE1/4 of Section 35, Township 23 South, Range 08 West, N.M.P.M., at latitude 32°15'44.8"N, longitude 107°38'23.8"W and Floodwater Diversion 'B' located in the SE1/4NW1/4SE1/4 of Section 35, Township 23 South, Range 08 West, N.M.P.M., at latitude 32°15'30.2"N, longitude 107°38'13.7"W for the diversion of not to exceed 1148.16 acre-feet per annum (614.112 acre-feet per annum consumptive use) for irrigation purposes on land located in Pt. NE1/4 for 130.49 acres and Pt. S1/2SE1/4 for 66.70 acres in Section 35, Township 23 South, Range 08 West, N.M.P.M., Pt. N1/2 for 115.82 acres in Section 36, Township 23 South, Range 08 West, N.M.P.M., and Pt. N1/2NE1/4 for 70.81 acres in Section 02, Township 24 South, Range 08 West, N.M.P.M., for a total of 383.82 acres of water rights under files M-00027 and SP-00684. A pumping schedule has been provided by the applicant in association with this permit. The property described in this application is located north of NMSR 549 approximately 7.0 miles east of Deming, New Mexico in Luna County. To view the application and supporting documentation contact the State Engineer District 3 Office to arrange a date and time for an appointment, the office is located at 321 W. Spruce St., Deming, NM 88030. Any person, firm or corporation or other entity asserting standing to file objections or protests shall do so in writing (objection must be legible, signed, and include the writer's complete name, phone number, email address, and mailing address). If the protest does not include the complete name, phone number, email address, and mailing address, it may be deemed invalid and not accepted for filing unless Protestant provides with the protest an affidavit stating that it does not have one of the above-listed elements/requirements (phone number, mailing address, email address, etc.). The objection to the approval of the application must be based on: (1) Impairment; if impairment, you must specifically identify your water rights; and/or (2) Public Welfare/Conservation of Water; if public welfare or conservation of water within the state of New Mexico, you shall be required to provide evidence showing how you will be substantially and specifically affected. The written protest must be filed, in triplicate, with the State Engineer, 321 W. Spruce St., Deming, NM 88030, phone number 575-546-2851, on or before March 11, 2021. Facsimiles (faxes) will be accepted as a valid protest if the hard copy is hand-delivered or mailed and postmarked within 24-hours of the facsimile. Mailing postmark will be used to validate the 24-hour period. Protests can be faxed to the Office of the State Engineer, 575-546-2290. If no valid protest or objection is filed, the State Engineer will evaluate the application in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 72 NMSA 1978. #4537614, Jan 8, 15, 22, 2021
NOTICE is hereby given that on December 7, 2020 co-applicants Diamond K Bar Ranch, LLC and the Raymond L. Kysar and Patsy Sue Kysar Living Trust filed application number SP-4719 for a Permit to Change...
NOTICE is hereby given that on December 7, 2020 co-applicants Diamond K Bar Ranch, LLC and the Raymond L. Kysar and Patsy Sue Kysar Living Trust filed application number SP-4719 for a Permit to Change an Existing Water Right, Surface Water, for 2 ponds and for an Additional Surface Water Point of Diversion, with the STATE ENGINEER in the San Juan Stream System of the State of New Mexico. The application was revised January 13, 2021. The address for both co-applicants is 300 West Arrington Street, Farmington, NM 87401. San Juan County is the county affected by the diversion and in which the water has been and will be put to beneficial use. This notice is ordered to be published in the (Farmington) Daily Times. The applicants want to permit 2 ponds which are to be filled with water from the Animas River via the Ralston Ditch, and to permit an additional point of diversion, a pump station, on the Animas River which can also fill the ponds. The water from the ponds will be used for irrigation. Pond #1 is located in the W/2 NW/4 of Section 27, Township 32 North, Range 10 West, NMPM, and has a surface area of 0.199 acre, and a storage volume of 1.2 acre-feet (a-f). Pond #2 is located in the NW/4 SE/4 NW/4 of Section 27, T32N, R10W, and has a surface area of 0.362 acre, and a storage volume of 3.6 a-f. Both ponds are located on lands owned by the applicants. To offset evaporative losses from the ponds the water right from a 1.57 acre parcel will be permanently retired. The right being retired has a right to divert 4.36 a-f of water per annum, and a consumptive right of 2.57 a-f/annum, for domestic, livestock, and irrigation uses of water diverted from the Animas River via the Ralston Ditch with a priority from the year 1886 which is #5B on the Animas River. The 1.57 acres being retired are located in the SE/4 SE/4 SE/4 of Section 21, T32N, R10W, and are owned by the Diamond K Bar Ranch. The Ralston Ditch diverts from the Animas River at a point in Lot 2 (SW/4 NW/4) of Section 18, T32N, R9W in the State of Colorado. The additional point of diversion, the pump station, is located in the SE/4 NW/4 SE/4 of Section 28, T32N, R10W, and is located approximately 5 miles south southwest and downriver of the point where the Animas River crosses the Colorado state line, and is on land owned by the Diamond K Bar Ranch. A total of 244.46 acres will be irrigated from the 2 ponds with 679.6 a-f/annum (consumptive right of 400.9 a-f/annum). The lands to be irrigated from the ponds are owned by the applicants, and are known as Fields 3, 5, and 6. Field 3 is 76.23 acres and is located in Sections 21, 22, 27, and 28, T32N, R10W. Field 5 is 63.27 acres and is located in Section 27, T32N, R10W. Field 6 is 104.96 acres and is located in Sections 27, 28, 33, and 34, T32N, R10W. Some of the 244.46 acres have an appurtenant surface water right from the Animas River via the Ralston Ditch. The remaining acres without a water right are move-to lands in a pending application, filed November 2, 2020, by the applicants for a permit to move water rights served by the Ralston Ditch onto these lands. The ponds, lands to be irrigated from the ponds, retirement acreage, and additional point of diversion are all in San Juan County. They are located east of the Animas River north of the Cedar Hill Community off of County Road 2290. The CR 2290 private bridge crosses the river approx. 2 miles north northeast and upriver of the US Highway 550 bridge across the river. To view the application and supporting documentation contact the State Engineer District Office to arrange a date and time for an appointment located at 100 Gossett Drive, Suite A, Aztec. NM, 87410. Any person, firm or corporation or other entity asserting standing to file objections or protests shall do so in writing (objection must be legible, signed, and include the writer's complete name, phone number, email address, and mailing address). If the protest does not include the complete name, phone number, email address, and mailing address, it may be deemed invalid and not accepted for filing unless Protestant provides with the protest an affidavit stating that it does not have one of the above-listed elements/requirements (phone number, mailing address, email address, etc.). The objection to the approval of the application must be based on: (1) Detriment; if detriment, you must specifically identify your water rights; and/or (2) Public Welfare/Conservation of Water; if public welfare or conservation of water within the state of New Mexico, you shall be required to provide evidence showing how you will be substantially and specifically affected. The written protest must be filed, in triplicate, with the State Engineer, 100 Gossett Drive, suite A, Aztec, NM 87410, on or before March 25, 2021. Facsimiles (faxes) will be accepted as a valid protest if the hard copy is hand-delivered or mailed and postmarked within 24-hours of the facsimile. Mailing postmark will be used to validate the 24-hour period. Protests can be faxed to the Office of the State Engineer, (505) 383-4030. If no valid protest or objection is filed, the State Engineer will evaluate the application in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 72 NMSA 1978. #4486119, Daily Times, Jan 20, 27, Feb 3, 2021
NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to Section 73-13-4 NMSA, the Board of Directors of Elephant Butte Irrigation District (District) will consider a Resolution to transfer water rights appurtenant to...
NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to Section 73-13-4 NMSA, the Board of Directors of Elephant Butte Irrigation District (District) will consider a Resolution to transfer water rights appurtenant to lands within the District which are not suitable for irrigation or capable of being properly irrigated to other lands within the District, if in the Board's judgement the land may be profitably irrigated and advantageously irrigated. The request is made by ISAAC L JR & LEIDIA DURAN who requests that the Board suspend a combined total of 0.79 acres of water rights from lands located in Section 14, Twp. 23S, Range 1E NMPM., and being a part of USRS Map 9C-105A BLK 1 LT 11 and transfer them to lands owned by ISAAC L JR & LEIDIA DURAN located in Section 12, Twp. 24S, Range 1E, NMPM, being a part of USRS Map 12-37B2A2 TR 2B. The District Board of Directors will hold its regular scheduled monthly meeting VIA TELEPHONE ONLY on February 10, 2021 at 9:00 a.m. The transfer hearing will be handled during the regularly scheduled board meeting VIA TELEPHONE ONLY on February 10, 2021. Protest or protests from any person or persons interested may be heard at the hearing. At the end of the hearing, the Board of Directors shall take formal action upon the Resolution. Any protestant or protestants may appeal the decision of the Board directly to District Court within 10 days of the adoption or rejection of the Resolution. Pub#4563418 Run: Jan. 21, 2021
Notice is hereby given that Sam Modrall Jr. has been appointed personal representative of the estate of Carol Modrall, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to pr...
Notice is hereby given that Sam Modrall Jr. has been appointed personal representative of the estate of Carol Modrall, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present their claims to the personal representative within four months of this notification. Claims to be presented to the personal representative at, 6362 Market Ave. Newark, Ca. 94560, or to Probate Court of Eddy County 325 S. Main St. Carlsbad, NM. 88220 probate #007308 #4559488, Current Argus, Jan. 20, 27, Feb. 3, 2021
NOTICE OF ACCEPTANCE OF COMMENT FOR PUBLIC MEETING Eddy County Administration is providing notice to inform all interested parties that the Eddy County Community Services and Planning Department will...
NOTICE OF ACCEPTANCE OF COMMENT FOR PUBLIC MEETING Eddy County Administration is providing notice to inform all interested parties that the Eddy County Community Services and Planning Department will hold a meeting on January 21, 2021 at 8:30am in the Eddy County Planning Office at 101 W. Greene St. Carlsbad, NM. This meeting will be available via dial in only. Dial in information will be available at http://www.eddycounty.org/182/Planning-Development. The purpose of the meeting is for public comment, review and possible approval under the Eddy County Summary Review process for the Medina Summary Subdivision as required under section 6.1.5 of Ordinance O-13-76. A copy of the agenda is available online at http://www.eddycounty.org/182/Planning-Development and is available during normal business hours at the Eddy County Administration Building. Please send email comments to Steve McCroskey at smccroskey@co.eddy.nm.us. This notice is given pursuant to Section 10-15-1 NMSA 1978. #4553212, Current Argus, January 21, 2021
NOTICE OF ADOPTED ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that at its regular meeting at the Municipal Annex at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 10, 2020, the Carlsbad City Council adopted...
NOTICE OF ADOPTED ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that at its regular meeting at the Municipal Annex at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 10, 2020, the Carlsbad City Council adopted the following ordinance: ORDINANCE NO. 2020-05 AN ORDINANCE REZONING PART OF "R-R" RURAL RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT TO "I" INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT FOR AN APPROXIMATELY 79.251 ACRE PROPERTY LOCATED AT DANNY STAFFORD LAND DIVISION #1 A copy of the ordinance is available to all interested persons during normal and regular business hours at the Municipal Building, 101 N. Halagueno Street, Carlsbad, NM. Copies of the ordinance will be available at a fee of fifty (50) cents per page or on the City of Carlsbad official website: www.cityofcarlsbadnm.com #4107526 , Current Argus, March 14, 2020


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It's been quite a rollercoaster of temperamental struggles getting dressed for 'fall' these past few days. More so than any other years that I've experienced fall in New York so far.
So, despite the 78-degree weather this past weekend, I threw on a few things that I haven't gotten the chance to wear since last fall/early spring as a continuation of my 'fall refresh' series.
It's safe to say that nothing is more versatile than some really chunky knits. See how I wore this one last April 2016.


Wraiths and a brand new SCV.
2, briefing edit, santa claus: "Ho!
On the first day of christmas, Blizzard gave to me a brand new SCV, on the second day of christmas, Blizzard gave to me two Terran Wraiths and a brand new SCV, on the third day of christmas, Blizzard gave to me three Marines two.The map works in the same way independent of which version one uses.My true love gave to me a Partridge in a Pear Tree.The song edit, the song that is played in the music enabled version of the map is a parody of the traditional Christmas song "The Twelve Days of Christmas".8 Archons burning, 7 Zerglings swarming, 6 Zealots fighting, 5 newborn Queens, 4 gavekort restaurant køge Hydralisks, 3 Marines, 2 Terran Wraiths, And a brand new SCV.On the seventh day of Christmas, Blizzard gave.1, it's an, uMS map.The map was released in two versions, one with and one without the song "Twelve Days of StarCraft" playing.
On the twelth day of Christmas, Blizzard gave to me 12 Arbiters, 11 Science Vessels, 10 Ultralisks, 9 Battle Cruisers, 8 Archons burning, 7 Zerglings sliming, 6 Zealots fighting, 5 new born Queens, 4 Hydralisks, 3 Marines, 2 Terran Wraiths, and a brand new SCV.
5 newborn Queens, 4 Hydralisks, 3 Marines, 2 Terran Wraiths, And brand new SCV.But I can bet those are terrible gifts to get.On the ninth day of Christmas, Blizzard gave to me 9 Battle Cruisers, Power Overwhelming, 7 Zerglings sliming, 6 Zealots fighting, 5 new born Queens, 4 Hydralisks, 3 Marines, 2 Terran Wraiths, and a brand new SCV.3 Marines, 2 Terran Wraiths, And a brand new SCV.On the twelfth day of Christmas, Blizzard gave to me: Twelve Arbiters, eleven Science Vessels, ten Ultralisks, nine Battlecruisers, Eight Archons burning, seven Zerglings swarming, six Zealots fighting, five newborn Queens, four hydralisks, three Marines, two Terran Wraiths and a brand new SCV.The lyrics of the song represent which units the players receive in order to be able to capture the beacon and are as follows: One the first day of Christmas, Blizzard gave to me: A brand new.I don't know so please don't ask.


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Atlanta's WRECKING BALL festival will go on hiatus until 2018
By Paul Meacham Feb 6, 2017
The organizers of Atlanta's Wrecking Ball festival have decided to put the punk rock weekend on hiatus for 2017, with plans to regroup for another run in 2018. The announcement comes as the festivals host site, Atlanta's venerable Masquerade, relocates to new digs.
The statement from their official Facebook page is below:
Since the Wrecking Ball 2016 came to a close on August 14th, we have been working non-stop on the relocation of The Masquerade concert venue. The process of locating a new home and then executing the move has not only been an enormous project, but has also taken virtually all of our team's time and attention. The Masquerade has ultimately landed in a tremendous new downtown space, but one that, unfortunately, is without a proper space to hold The Wrecking Ball ATL in the next step of it's progression.
So, rather than produce an event smaller in scope or ambition than that toward which The Wrecking Ball is heading, we will be taking 2017 off to both work on the long-term future of The Masquerade, one of the longest running and most storied concert venues in the country, AND to put together a suitable location and set up for the uniquely produced and curated festival that The Wrecking Ball ATL is and will become.
We are already working on the plan, and it's a good one. You will continue to see our branding on concerts throughout 2017 and right up until the 2018 announcement. Stay punk and rest assured that we are not going anywhere. See you in 2018.
https://www.facebook.com/wreckingballatl/


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10 Fun Facts about Parks and Recreation
By Patricia Goijens Saturday, February 1, 2014 10 10 Fun Facts, Eyes & Ears 2
Parks and Recreation is a show that has really grown on me. I admit I wasn't immediately hooked on this one, but "stuck it out" because of, well, the awesomeness that is Amy Poehler. I'm glad I did, because this show is actually amazing. Leslie's good intentions, April's dry remarks and oh… Ron Swanson. So without further ado…
1. Rashida Jones (Ann Perkins) is the daughter of legendary musician Quincy Jones.
Her mother is actress Peggy Lipton. Lipton played Julie Barnes in "The Mod Squad," a TV series from the 1960s and 1970s and Norma Jennings on"Twin Peaks."
2. Nick Offerman is married to Megan Mullally.
That means Ron Swanson is married to Karen from Will & Grace. Think about that. She also stars in Parcs and Rec as Ron's ex-wife Tammy 2.
3. Aubrey Plaza gets a lot of the inspiration to play April Ludgate from her younger sister.
"One time I heard her call someone 'schwasty,' and I was like, 'Natalie, what does that mean?' And she was like, 'You know, schwasty.' And I was like, 'No, I don't know.' But I'm gonna use it." she told Latina Magazine.
4. Nick Offerman was everyone's first choice for Ron Swanson.
The show's makers knew of him because he'd auditioned for Steve Carell's role in The Office. He originally auditioned for the role of Mark Brendanawicz, portrayed in the show by Paul Schneider.
5. Before Parks and Recreation aired, it received negative feedback.
Deadline's Nikki Finke published parts of the mostly negative focus group on the show. In reading the comments, Amy Poehler (Leslie Knope) spotted one from Jeff Garlin saying: "These reports are a bunch of crap. Larry David was given as a gift a framed copy of the report of the Seinfeld pilot that was much more negative than this one by an NBC exec. The exec thought it was funny. Larry replied "Why is it funny? You still use these." Nikki I'm surprised you'd publish this. Any good show is bound to get a negative one." Amy Poehler sent Jeff Garlin a bottle of wine the next day.
6. Nick Offerman really is a skilled saxophone player.
The writers did not know that when they wrote him his sax-playing alter ego Ron Swanson in Parks and Rec.
7. Chris Pratt (Andy Dwyer) auditioned for the lead in Chuck.
He wasn't nerdy enough to portray the character.
8. Amy Poehler's got a theater in New York City.
She's one of the co-founders of New York's Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre, which offers affordable comedy shows.
9. Ryan Gosling has allegedly tried to approach Aubrey Plaza twice.
The first time was at a Jamba Juice. Plaza didn't recognize him, grabbed her drink and walked away. The second time, she turned him down after he invited Plaza to a magic show. Enter this hilarious quote:
"I actually did hear from him one time. He invited me to a magic show through someone else, and I couldn't go because I had to go to this charity thing for Amy, and it was like, "bros before hos," or "hos before bros," however that phrase goes. I just rhymed a lot. So, yeah. I don't know what's in store for me and him. I think he has a girlfriend, but maybe I'll murder her someday and we'll be together forever."
10. You may have already seen this, but I couldn't resist: Here's Amy Poehler, Tina Fey, and Lindsay Lohan rehearsing the freestyle rap for Mean Girls.
sources: Pajiba, cnn, crushable, Huffington post, funtrivia, Jezebel


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#ifndef _JOINPROC_H
#define _JOINPROC_H

#include <trident/model/table.h>
#include <vlog/concepts.h>
#include <vlog/fctable.h>
#include <vlog/seminaiver.h>
#include <vlog/filterer.h>
#include <vlog/resultjoinproc.h>

#include <inttypes.h>
#include <mutex>

typedef google::dense_hash_map<Term_t, std::pair<size_t, size_t>, std::hash<Term_t>, std::equal_to<Term_t>> JoinHashMap;
typedef google::dense_hash_map<std::pair<Term_t, Term_t>,
        std::pair<size_t, size_t>, std::hash<std::pair<Term_t, Term_t>>,
        std::equal_to<std::pair<Term_t, Term_t>>> DoubleJoinHashMap;

struct LessTwoTuples {
    const uint8_t sizeTuple;
    const std::vector<Term_t> &values;

    LessTwoTuples(const uint8_t sizeTuple, const std::vector<Term_t> &values) : sizeTuple(sizeTuple), values(values) {}

    bool operator() (const size_t r1, const size_t r2) const {
        for (uint8_t i = 0; i < sizeTuple; ++i)
            if (values[r1 + i] != values[r2 + i])
                return values[r1 + i] < values[r2 + i];
        return false;
    }
};

//If the previous table has less than these lines, then it executes an hash join
#define THRESHOLD_HASHJOIN 100

#define FLUSH_SIZE (1 << 20)

class Output {
    private:

        ResultJoinProcessor *output;
        std::mutex *m;
        const uint8_t nCopyFromFirst;
        const uint8_t nCopyFromSecond;
        const uint8_t rowsize;
        const std::pair<uint8_t, uint8_t> *posFromFirst;
        const std::pair<uint8_t, uint8_t> *posFromSecond;
        std::vector<Term_t> resultTerms;
        std::vector<int> resultBlockId;
        std::vector<bool> resultUnique;
        const bool mustFlush;

    public:
        Output(ResultJoinProcessor *output, std::mutex *m) :
            output(output), m(m),
            nCopyFromFirst(output->getNCopyFromFirst()),
            nCopyFromSecond(output->getNCopyFromSecond()),
            rowsize(output->getRowSize()),
            posFromFirst(output->getPosFromFirst()),
            posFromSecond(output->getPosFromSecond()), mustFlush(true) {
            }

        Output(ResultJoinProcessor *output, std::mutex *m, bool mustFlush) :
            output(output), m(m),
            nCopyFromFirst(output->getNCopyFromFirst()),
            nCopyFromSecond(output->getNCopyFromSecond()),
            rowsize(output->getRowSize()),
            posFromFirst(output->getPosFromFirst()),
            posFromSecond(output->getPosFromSecond()), mustFlush(mustFlush) {
            }

        void processResults(const int blockid, const Term_t *first,
                FCInternalTableItr* second, const bool unique) {
            if (m == NULL) {
                output->processResults(blockid, first, second, unique);
                return;
            }
            for (int i = 0; i < nCopyFromFirst; i++) {
                resultTerms.push_back(first[posFromFirst[i].second]);
            }
            for (int i = 0; i < nCopyFromSecond; i++) {
                resultTerms.push_back(second->getCurrentValue(posFromSecond[i].second));
            }
            resultBlockId.push_back(blockid);
            resultUnique.push_back(unique);
            if (mustFlush && resultBlockId.size() >= FLUSH_SIZE) {
                flush();
            }
        }

        void processResults(const int blockid,
                const std::vector<const std::vector<Term_t> *> &vectors1, size_t i1,
                const std::vector<const std::vector<Term_t> *> &vectors2, size_t i2,
                const bool unique) {
            if (m == NULL) {
                output->processResults(blockid, vectors1, i1, vectors2, i2, unique);
                return;
            }
            for (int i = 0; i < nCopyFromFirst; i++) {
                resultTerms.push_back((*vectors1[posFromFirst[i].second])[i1]);
            }
            for (int i = 0; i < nCopyFromSecond; i++) {
                resultTerms.push_back((*vectors2[posFromSecond[i].second])[i2]);
            }
            resultBlockId.push_back(blockid);
            resultUnique.push_back(unique);
            if (mustFlush && resultBlockId.size() >= FLUSH_SIZE) {
                flush();
            }
        }

        void processResults(const int blockid, FCInternalTableItr *first,
                FCInternalTableItr* second, const bool unique) {
            if (m == NULL) {
                output->processResults(blockid, first, second, unique);
                return;
            }
            for (int i = 0; i < nCopyFromFirst; i++) {
                resultTerms.push_back(first->getCurrentValue(posFromFirst[i].second));
            }
            for (int i = 0; i < nCopyFromSecond; i++) {
                resultTerms.push_back(second->getCurrentValue(posFromSecond[i].second));
            }
            resultBlockId.push_back(blockid);
            resultUnique.push_back(unique);
            if (mustFlush && resultBlockId.size() >= FLUSH_SIZE) {
                flush();
            }
        }

        void flush() {
            if (m == NULL) {
                return;
            }
            Term_t *p = &resultTerms[0];
            std::lock_guard<std::mutex> lock(*m);
            output->processResults(resultBlockId, p, resultUnique, m);
            resultUnique.clear();
            resultBlockId.clear();
            resultTerms.clear();
        }

        ~Output() {
        }
};

class SemiNaiver;
class JoinExecutor {
    private:

        //Map that contains new tuples that are too large
        //std::vector<Term_t> tooLargeInferenceValues;
        //std::vector<size_t> tooLargeInferencePR;
        //std::set<size_t, LessTwoTuples> tooLargeInference;

        //Map that contains tuples that are unique but that cannot be outputted until they are out of the window
        //std::vector<Term_t> uniqueInferenceValues;
        //std::vector<size_t> uniqueInferencePR;
        //std::set<size_t, LessTwoTuples> uniqueInference;

        //long stats;

        static bool isJoinVerificative(
                const FCInternalTable *t1,
                const RuleExecutionPlan &vars,
                const int currentLiteral);

        static bool isJoinTwoToOneJoin(const RuleExecutionPlan &hv,
                const int currentLiteral);

        static void verificativeJoin(
                SemiNaiver *naiver,
                const FCInternalTable *intermediateResults,
                const Literal &literal,
                const size_t min,
                const size_t max,
                ResultJoinProcessor *output,
                const RuleExecutionPlan &hv,
                const int currentLiteral,
                int nthreads);

        static void verificativeJoinOneColumn(
                SemiNaiver *naiver,
                const FCInternalTable *intermediateResults,
                const Literal &literal,
                const size_t min,
                const size_t max,
                ResultJoinProcessor *output,
                const RuleExecutionPlan &hv,
                const int currentLiteral,
                int nthreads);

        static void verificativeJoinOneColumnSameOutput(
                SemiNaiver *naiver,
                const FCInternalTable *intermediateResults,
                const Literal &literal,
                const size_t min,
                const size_t max,
                ResultJoinProcessor *output,
                const RuleExecutionPlan &hv,
                const int currentLiteral,
                int nthreads);

        static void joinTwoToOne(
                SemiNaiver *naiver,
                const FCInternalTable *intermediateResults,
                const Literal &literal,
                const size_t min,
                const size_t max,
                ResultJoinProcessor *output,
                const RuleExecutionPlan &hv,
                const int currentLiteral,
                const int nthreads);

        //static bool same(const Segment *segment, const uint32_t idx1, const uint32_t idx2, const std::vector<uint8_t> &fields);

        static int cmp(const Term_t *r1, const Term_t *r2, const std::vector<uint8_t> &fields1,
                const std::vector<uint8_t> &fields2);

        static int cmp(FCInternalTableItr *r1, FCInternalTableItr *r2,
                const std::vector<uint8_t> &fields1, const std::vector<uint8_t> &fields2);

        static int cmp(const std::vector<Term_t> &r1, FCInternalTableItr * r2,
                const std::vector<uint8_t> &fields1,
                const std::vector<uint8_t> &fields2);

        static int cmp(const std::vector<const std::vector<Term_t> *> &vectors1, size_t i1,
                const std::vector<const std::vector<Term_t> *> &vectors2, size_t i2,
                const std::vector<uint8_t> &fields1,
                const std::vector<uint8_t> &fields2);

        static bool sameAs(const std::vector<const std::vector<Term_t> *> &vectors,
                size_t i1,  size_t i2,
                const std::vector<uint8_t> &fields1);

        static void doPhysicalHashJoin(FCIterator &itr2, JoinHashMap &map,
                std::vector<Term_t> &mapValues, const uint8_t joinIdx2,
                const uint8_t rowSize, const uint8_t s2,
                ResultJoinProcessor *output);

        static bool isJoinSelective(JoinHashMap &map, const Literal &literal,
                const size_t minIteration, const size_t maxIteration,
                SemiNaiver *naiver, const uint8_t joinPos);

        static void execSelectiveHashJoin(const RuleExecutionDetails &currentRule,
                SemiNaiver *naiver, const JoinHashMap &map,
                const DoubleJoinHashMap &doublemap,
                ResultJoinProcessor *out, const uint8_t njoinfields,
                const uint8_t idxJoinField1, const uint8_t idxJoinField2,
                const std::vector<Literal> *outputLiterals,
                const Literal &literal, const uint8_t rowSize,
                const std::vector<uint8_t> &posToSort, std::vector<Term_t> &values,
                const bool literalSharesVarsWithHead,
                const size_t min, const size_t max,
                const std::vector<std::pair<uint8_t, uint8_t>> *filterValueVars,
                int &processedTables);

        static void do_merge_join_fasteralgo(FCInternalTableItr *sortedItr1,
                FCInternalTableItr *sortedItr2,
                const std::vector<uint8_t> &fields1,
                const std::vector<uint8_t> &fields2,
                const uint8_t posBlocks,
                const uint8_t nValBlocks,
                const Term_t *valBlocks,
                ResultJoinProcessor *output);

        static void do_mergejoin(const FCInternalTable *filteredT1, std::vector<uint8_t> &fieldsToSortInMap,
                std::vector<std::shared_ptr<const FCInternalTable>> &tables2,
                const std::vector<uint8_t> &fields1, const uint8_t *posOtherVars, const std::vector<Term_t> *valuesOtherVars,
                const std::vector<uint8_t> &fields2, ResultJoinProcessor *output, int nthreads);

    public:
        static void do_merge_join_classicalgo(FCInternalTableItr *sortedItr1,
                FCInternalTableItr *sortedItr2,
                const std::vector<uint8_t> &fields1,
                const std::vector<uint8_t> &fields2,
                const uint8_t posBlocks,
                const Term_t *valBlocks,
                Output *output);

        static void do_merge_join_classicalgo(const std::vector<const std::vector<Term_t> *> &vectors1,
                size_t l1, size_t u1,
                const std::vector<const std::vector<Term_t> *> &vectors2,
                size_t l2, size_t u2,
                const std::vector<uint8_t> &fields1,
                const std::vector<uint8_t> &fields2,
                const uint8_t posBlocks,
                const Term_t *valBlocks,
                Output * output);

        static void join(SemiNaiver *naiver, const FCInternalTable * t1,
                const std::vector<Literal> *outputLiterals, const Literal &literal,
                const size_t min, const size_t max,
                const std::vector<std::pair<uint8_t, uint8_t>> *filterValueVars,
                std::vector<std::pair<uint8_t, uint8_t>> joinsCoordinates,
                ResultJoinProcessor * output, const bool lastLiteral,
                const RuleExecutionDetails &ruleDetails,
                const RuleExecutionPlan &hv, int &processedTables,
                const int currentLiteral,
                const int nthreads);

        static void mergejoin(const FCInternalTable * t1, SemiNaiver *naiver,
                const std::vector<Literal> *outputLiterals,
                const Literal &literalToQuery,
                const uint32_t min, const uint32_t max,
                std::vector<std::pair<uint8_t, uint8_t>> joinsCoordinates,
                ResultJoinProcessor * output, int nthreads);

        static void hashjoin(const FCInternalTable * t1,
                SemiNaiver *naiver, const std::vector<Literal> *outputLiterals,
                const Literal &literal, const size_t min, const size_t max,
                const std::vector<std::pair<uint8_t, uint8_t>> *filterValueVars,
                std::vector<std::pair<uint8_t, uint8_t>> joinsCoordinates,
                ResultJoinProcessor *output, const int lastLiteral,
                const RuleExecutionDetails &ruleDetails,
                const RuleExecutionPlan &hv,
                int &processedTables, int nthreads);

        static int cmp(const Term_t *r1, const Term_t *r2, const uint8_t s);
};

class DuplicateContainers {
    private:
        const uint8_t nfields;
        const size_t ntables;
        uint8_t fields[SIZETUPLE];
        bool empty;

        const FCInternalTable *firstTable;
        FCInternalTableItr *firstItr;

        const FCInternalTable **tables;
        FCInternalTableItr **itrs;

    public:
        DuplicateContainers() : nfields(0), ntables(0), empty(true), firstTable(NULL),
        firstItr(NULL), tables(NULL), itrs(NULL) {
        }

        DuplicateContainers(FCIterator &itr, const uint8_t sizerow);

        bool isEmpty() const {
            return empty;
        }

        bool exists(const Term_t *v);

        void clear();

        int cmp(FCInternalTableItr *firstItr, const Term_t *v) const;

        ~DuplicateContainers() {
            /*if (tables != NULL)
              delete[] tables;

              if (itrs != NULL)
              delete[] itrs;*/ //I cannot clean them here because this object is often copied. The deallocation must be done explicitly in clear()
        }
};

#endif


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The merged EDG represents a "significant change" in how the government approaches enterprise transformation, says Dr Koh.
BUSINESSES are wary about a new condition announced in Parliament on Monday that requires firms to commit to the "fulfilment of worker outcomes" such as wage increases if they receive funding support from the Enterprise Development Grant (EDG) starting April 1, 2020.
Firms told The Business Times that tying grants to worker outcomes could backfire as it adds to business cost without guarantees that profits will go up, making Singapore less competitive in the long term.
On Monday, Senior Minister of State for Trade and Industry Koh Poh Koon said that worker outcomes will soon be "a mandatory consideration from the very first dollar of EDG funding" to encourage firms to "more intentionally translate enterprise transformation efforts into improvements in workers' livelihoods".
Aside from wage increases, these outcomes can appear in the form of job creation, job redesign or hiring older workers, he said.
This comes as the Inclusive Growth Programme (IGP), administered by the NTUC's Employment and Employability Institute, will be merged into the EDG.
The EDG, which is run by Enterprise Singapore (ESG), was first introduced in Budget 2018 to support businesses to undertake projects to upgrade, innovate or venture overseas. Under the IGP, companies receive help to kick-start productivity projects, and in turn, they are required to share the productivity gains with workers through higher wages.
The merged EDG represents a "significant change" in how the government approaches enterprise transformation, where worker outcomes would "no longer be an afterthought" but are fully integrated into enterprise grants from the start, said Dr Koh.
While workers have cause to cheer, businesses are concerned about how this would affect their competitiveness.
John Cheng, business development director of sugar manufacturer Cheng Yew Heng, said: "If the EDG helps the companies to generate more profits and expand, then of course the money should be shared with the employees - that is fair."
But he pointed out that many of these worker outcomes are long-term fixed costs while the returns of investment from grants are not so certain.
"At the end of the day, you don't want it to become a business cost . . . A lot of investments may not work out, and if you have to commit to an increase in salaries, you can't just lower them when the economy is bad."
He pointed out that it should be more dynamic and flexible for businesses to stay agile and competitive, and also said that more details on the timeframe are needed as some investments take years to bear fruit. "It might be tough for businesses to take up the grant if you want these worker outcomes immediately," he added.
Julia Bensily, associate director of Prime Structures Engineering, is concerned that the added conditions will make it even more challenging for businesses that are already struggling with the manpower crunch.
"It seems like it will be a lot more onerous . . . If they make it very difficult, it will deter us from expanding further or moving in a certain direction," she said.
The Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) also provided more details of several previously unveiled initiatives during the Committee of Supply debate. Trade and Industry Minister Chan Chun Sing said that the EDG will be extended for three more years till end of FY2022, to help firms defray costs of up to 70 per cent.
It aims to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) undertake "deeper and more ambitious" transformation projects, he added.
Along the same vein, Senior Minister of State for Trade and Industry Chee Hong Tat said that the Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG) - introduced in 2018 to help firms adopt pre-approved productivity solutions - will be enhanced to support employer-led training. Enterprises that qualify for PSG can apply for a training subsidy to cover 70 per cent of their out-of-pocket training expenses, capped at S$10,000 per enterprise. This is on top of existing SkillsFuture subsidies and funding for productivity solutions under PSG.
He also unveiled further details of schemes to help businesses venture abroad.
Under the new Enterprise Financing Scheme (EFS) that was announced during the 2019 Budget, the government will raise the maximum insurance cover for overseas project financing to S$50 million and increase the maximum tenure to 15 years.
The EFS, to be launched in October 2019, streamlines eight financing schemes under one single umbrella to make it simpler for firms to access funding.
The government will support a higher risk-share for loans to young enterprises for both domestic and international projects under the EFS, said Mr Chee.
"We will also provide a higher risk-share for enterprises venturing into challenging markets as they face higher hurdles in obtaining financing," he added.
Responding to a query from Member of Parliament Henry Kwek, he revealed that ESG has supported over 570 internationalisation-related projects in 2018, up 25 per cent compared to 2017.
More tailored support will also be provided to nurture high-growth enterprises, in the form of the Scale-up SG programme, first introduced in the 2019 Budget statement.
"Through this programme, we will help enterprises develop and implement long-term plans tailored to their specific growth priorities, in areas such as innovation and international expansion," he said.
According to MTI, the programme will identify 10 to 15 companies with similar growth profiles and priorities for each cohort, and each cycle will last two to three years.
ESG will support up to 70 per cent of the participation cost, but a co-funding principle will apply to ensure the commitment of participating companies.
"When these companies grow and succeed in future, I hope they will also provide opportunities to other local companies," said Mr Chee.
He added that this will help sustain Singapore's efforts to scale up more companies into globally competitive enterprises.
Despite the array of schemes to help businesses, he cautioned that the government can only play a supporting role as companies have to take the lead in enterprise transformation.
"We want to encourage entrepreneurs, not grant-repreneurs who seek to maximise their grant amount instead of focusing on how they want to transform and grow their business," said Mr Chee.
"Our efforts must be enterprise-centric and transformation-focused, not scheme-centric and grant-focused."


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(born 1963). Russian chess master Garry Kasparov became the world chess champion in 1985. He was known for his artistic style of play and his outspokenness.
Garri Kimovich Kasparov was born Garri Weinstein on April 13, 1963, in Baku, Azerbaijan, U.S.S.R., to a Jewish father and an Armenian mother. He began playing chess at age 6. From 1973 to 1978 he studied under former world champion Mikhail Botvinnik. By age 13 Kasparov was the…


Stud welding systems dramatically speed up the installation of metal studs, but only if every part of the equipment is running smoothly. While most repairs to this kind of equipment should be handled by a professional technician, there are a few basic maintenance tasks you can handle on your own. Make sure you follow all five of these tips to keep your stud welding systems working properly at all times without risking injury to yourself during the maintenance chores.
Before you check or maintain any part of your stud welding machine, unplug the power control unit from your electrical supply when possible. If your unit is hardwired, switch off the electricity to the entire room or work area instead of working on the unit while it's connected.
Are you using a capacitor discharge stud welding unit to work on thin materials and get your work done faster? These units store electricity in their capacitors after being disconnected, so you'll need to follow the manufacturer's instructions to discharge that energy before doing any maintenance. If you can't find instructions on safely discharging your CD stud welder, let a professional handle the work instead.
If your cables are still smooth and fully insulated, turn to the connectors that link them to the control unit next. These metal connectors can become loose after months or years of inserting and removing them, so plug all the cables into their ports and gently tug on them to make sure they're not loose. If any of the cables come out or slide out of the port even a little, you need to invest in a replacement set with fresh connectors. Still experiencing loose connections after getting new cables? Call a repair technician and ask about having the ports on the control unit replaced instead.
It only takes a little welding splatter building up inside the stud gun to cause weak welds, slow response times, and other issues. Take the gun apart and clean it thoroughly every three to six months depending on how often you use the gun. Check that the center shaft of the gun is moving freely without making contact with any other parts, but don't lubricate it after cleaning or you'll interfere with the welding process by mixing in contaminants. Avoid liquid cleaning products too and stick with dry cleansers designed for use on electrical contacts to eliminate any chances of residue.
Finally, make sure the timing is still correct on your gun to figure out if it's time for a replacement or not. Timing is essential for stud welding because a gun that hesitates for even a fraction of a second will create a weak and unsafe attachment between the stud and the surface. Grab a stopwatch or timer that measures down to fractions of a second, then dry fire the gun at different settings and verify the unit is following the time delays perfectly. You might be able to have the gun repaired if the timing is off, but it may be more economical to simply replace this part of a stud welding system when it's already a few years old due to the wear and tear on the equipment.


Get ready to build with Lego bricks and discover how your model transforms! Children will love the mash-up of combination models that can be rebuilt into something different. These awesome 2-in-1 models will include exciting characters, robots, vehicles, and more! Follow the step-by-step building plans and ignite your inner engineer by using your imagination to transform your Lego-based model into something unique.


LEVERAGETEK HOCKEY CHALLENGE RAISES $10,000 FOR CAPITAL CITY CONDORS!
LeverageTek was excited to have hosted its 3rd Annual Corporate Hockey Challenge at Carleton University and it was the best year yet!
It was another amazing day on the ice to raise money for an unbelievable organization – The Capital City Condors. The Condors' organization is a family of ice hockey teams for those who are unable to play on any other hockey team due to a developmental disability. They have had a tremendously positive effect on hundreds of families across Ontario (www.capitalcitycondors.org).
The multiple participating corporate teams enabled LeverageTek to present the Condors with a cheque for $10,000!
Don't miss the 4th Annual Challenge this November 2019!
Details will be available mid-June 2019.


Multimedia is a powerful tool and has created a trend in how people deal with everyday life. The traditional cassette players have been replaced by MP3 players with music video capabilities. Multimedia is one of the most fascinating and fastest growing areas in the field of information technology. It is a combination of text, pictures, animation, movies and sound. Multimedia finds its application in various areas such as advertisements, art, education, entertainment, engineering, medicine, mathematics, business and scientific research.