Don't get me wrong, I love unit testing. The practice of unit testing is probably the most important quality innovation in my whole career. Unit testing has spread beyond the agile development community where it started into the mainstream, and we are all better off for it.
The key problem with testing is that a test (of any kind) that uses one particular set of inputs tells you nothing at all about the behaviour of the system or component when it is given a different set of inputs. The huge number of different possible inputs usually rules out the possibility of testing them all, hence the unavoidable concern with testing will always be, "have you performed the right tests?" The only certain answer you will ever get to this question is an answer in the negative --- when the system breaks.
We can only write unit tests with a certain number of input cases. Too few, and you miss an important edge case. Too many, and the cost of maintaining the tests themselves becomes onerous.
Worse yet, we know that unit tests are inadequate when we need to test overall system properties, in the presence of GUIs, and when concurrency is involved.
So here are four testing strategies that each supplement unit tests with more ways to gain confidence in your fully assembled system.
Exercise the service and verify that it adheres to its invariants.
Simulate the service for development purposes.
The supplier should not write the contract. Consumers write models that express their desired interface partly to help validate their understanding of the protocol. They may also uncover cases that are in the supplier's blind spot.
The test double should not make any assumptions about the logical consistency of the results with respect to the parameters. You should only be testing the application code and the way it deals with the protocol.
E.g., if you are testing an "add to cart" interface, do not verify that the item you requested to add was the one actually added. That is coupling to the implementation logic of the back end service. Instead, simply verify that the service accepts a well-formed request and returns a well-formed result.
A nice library to help with this style of test is Janus.
Property-based testing is a derivative of the "formal specifications" ideas. It uses a model of the system to describe the allowed inputs, outputs, and state transitions. Then it randomly (but repeatably) generates a vast number of test cases to exercise the system. Instead of looking for success, property-based testing looks for failures. It detects states and values that could not have been produced according to the laws of the model, and flags those cases as failures.
The canonical property-based testing tool is Quickcheck. Many partial and fragmentary open-source tools claim to be "quickcheck clones" but they lack two really important parts: search-space optimization and failure minimization. Search-space optimization uses features of the model to probe the "most important" cases rather than using a sheer brute-force approach. Failure minimization is an important technique for making the failures useful. Upon finding a failing case, minimization kicks in and searches for the simplest case that recreates the failure. Without it, understanding a failure case is just about as hard as debugging an end-user defect report.
Specifying the model is a specialized coding task. The model is often 10% of the size of the original system, but can still be very large.
Test failures sometimes indicate a problem in the system and sometimes a problem in the model. Most business systems are not very well specified (in the rigorous CS sense of the term) and suffer from many edge cases. Even formal standards from international committees can be riddled with ambiguities and errors.
If the system under test is not self-contained, then non-repeatable test failures can confuse the framework. Test isolation (e.g., mocks for all integration points) is really essential.
Fault Injection is pretty much what it sounds like. You run the system under test in a controlled environment, then force "bad things" to happen. These days, "bad things" mostly means network problems and hacking attacks. I'll focus on the network problems for now.
One particular fault injection tool that has some interesting results lately is Jepsen. Jepsen's author, Kyle Kingsbury, has been able to demonstrate data loss in all of the current crop of eventually consistent NoSQL databases. You can clone that repo to duplicate his results.
Jepsen itself runs a bunch of VMs, then generates load. While the load is running against the system, Jepsen can introduce partitions and delays into the virtual network interfaces. By introducing controlled faults and delays in the network, Jepsen lets us try out conditions that can happen "in the wild" and see how the system behaves.
After running the test scenario, we use a validator to detect incorrect results.
Jepsen itself doesn't provide much help for validation. As delivered, it just tries to store a monotonic sequence of integers. For application-specific tests, you must write a separate validator.
Generating load needs to be predictable enough to verify the data and messages out from the system. That either means scripts or pseudo-random cases with a controlled seed.
This is another test method that can't prove success, but can detect failures.
Simulation testing is the most repeatable of these methods. In simulation testing, we use a traffic model to generate a large volume of plausible "actions" for the system. Instead of just running those actions, though, we store them in a database.
The activity model is typically a small number of parameters to describe things like distribution of user types, ratio of logged-in to not-logged-in users, likelihood of new registrations, and so on. We use these parameters to create a database of actions to be executed later.
The event stream database will be reused for many different test runs, so we want to keep track of which version of the model and event generator were used to create it. This will be a recurring pattern with simulation testing: we always know the provenance of the data.
The simulation runner then executes the actions against the system under test. The system under test must be initialized with a known, versioned data set. (We'll also record the version of starting dataset that was used.) Because this runner is a separate program, we can turn a dial to control how fast the simulation runs. We can go from real time, to double speed, to one-tenth speed.
Where most test methods would verify the system output immediately, simulation testing actually just captures everything in yet another database. This database of outputs includes the final dataset when the event stream was completed, plus all the outputs generated by the system during the simulation. (Bear in mind that this "database" could just be log files.) These are the normal outputs of the system, just captured permanently.
Like everything else here, the output database is versioned. All the parameters and versions are recorded in the test record. That way we can tie a test report to exactly the inputs that created it.
Speaking of the test report, we run validations against the resulting dataset as a final process. Validations may be boolean checks for correctness (is the resulting value what was expected?) but they may also verify global properties. Did the system process all inputs within the allowed time? Were all the inputs accepted and acted on? Does "money in" balance with "money out"? These global properties cannot be validated during the simulation run.
An interesting feature of this model is that validations don't all need to exist when you run the simulation. We can think of new things to check long after the test run. For example, on finding a bug, we can create an probe for that bug and then find out how far back it goes.
Simulant is a tool for building simulation tests.
Property-based testing has a complete formal model of the system used for both case generation and invariant checking. In contrast, simulation testing uses a much simpler model of incoming traffic and a separate set of invariants. Splitting these two things makes each one simpler.
Property-based testing runs its assertions immediately. To add new assertions, you must re-run the whole test.
Because assertions are run after the fact, you can verify global properties about the system. For example, does "money in" balance with "money out"?
Using virtual machines and storage for the system under test makes it much simpler to initialize with a known good state.
We can create multiple event streams to represent different "weather conditions." E.g., a product launch scenario versus just a heavy shopping day.
The event stream doesn't need to be overly realistic. It's often better to have a naive transition model informed by a handful of useful parameters. Generate lots of data volume instead of finely modeled scenarios.
When there are failures, they are usually very obvious from the assertions. The tougher part is figuring out how a bad final state happened. More output in the test record is better.
If you squint, this looks like a load testing model. While it's possible to use this for load testing, it can be awkward. We've found a hybrid approach to be better: run a load generator for the "bulk traffic," then use simulation testing to check correctness under high load conditions. Of course, you sacrifice repeatability this way.


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New Golf Entertainment Facility in West Des Moines
Sounds sweet to us! ?? https://t.co/yBlQmWsolj
— Catch Des Moines (@catchdesmoines) November 4, 2021
Iowa is making another hole in one by opening Suite Shots in West Des Moines. The golf entertainment center will include a 50,000-square-foot facility with a restaurant, bar and 60 climate-controlled bays. Suite Shots will use the same Toptracer Range technology owned by Top Golf, but will use real golf balls instead of limited-flight balls. The facility will also include a learning academy so players of all levels will enjoy the new facility.
"Some of the folks that are having the most fun are non-golfers. This isn't as intimidating as a golf course, and it's more time efficient than a golf course," said Mark Johnson, president and CEO of Suite Shots.
Construction is expected to begin in mid-2022 and be completed by summer of 2023.
Join the Herd to Protect Bison
Today is National Bison Day! Celebrate the Bison and show your support for the Bison Bridge in the Quad Cities. Join the Herd at https://t.co/PmOZqNvoKq pic.twitter.com/EuhKtftgkA
— Quad Cities (@VisitQuadCities) November 6, 2021
The state of Iowa has played an important role in the return of bison, a species that was nearly extinct in the 20th century. The Bison Bridge Foundation wishes to protect the keystone species by petitioning to repurpose a bridge on I-80 into a wildlife and recreational crossing. The crossing would allow bison to cross safely by connecting the Illinois and Iowa riverfronts on the Mississippi River. The foundation plans on the bridge being privately funded and wishes for the site to eventually become a National Park with a separate pedestrian bridge to allow for safe wildlife viewing. Visit the website to learn more about the project, volunteer or sign the petition.
Experience the History of the Mississippi River
If you're looking for something to do this weekend, visit the River Museum! Come check out all of our animals, exhibits, and visit our stores on campus.
Weekdays 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Weekends 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Start planning your visit: https://t.co/JfoMpF2gTv pic.twitter.com/EVu7BIzgZ2
— River Museum (@RiverMuseum) November 5, 2021
If you are looking for an aquatic adventure that's equal parts fun and educational, visit the National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium in Dubuque. The mission of the museum is to inspire stewardship by creating educational experiences where history and rivers come alive. The facility holds more than 36 different species of aquatic creatures including North American River Otters and Green Sea Turtles. You can feed stingrays, enjoy a behind the scenes tour with an experience aquarist and enjoy a 4D movie experience at the immersion theater. If you are interested in the boats that traveled on the historic river, you can board the William M. Black dredge boat for a self-guided tour, attend a demonstration about belt-driven machinery and learn about the history of boat making at the Boat Shop.
Immerse Yourself in Nature at LSP
#adventures happen anytime of year but fall sure is splendid! #optoutside #outdoors #freshair #naturesbeauty #ledgesstatepark @Travel_Iowa pic.twitter.com/EjVW54eWgb
— ThirstyPigs (@ThirstyPigs) November 1, 2021
With crisp air, beautiful colors and historic structures, Ledges State Park in Madrid is the perfect place for an escape in nature. The park is one of Iowa's most historic and unique destinations offering breathtaking views of sandstone ledges that tower 100 feet over the Des Moines River. Plus, you'll see numerous structures from the 1930s built by the Civilian Conservation Corps including an iconic stone bridge spanning Peas Creek. Ledges State Park is the perfect destination whether you are looking to hike, camp or see a bit of history while walking along the stream. The site also offers two picnic shelters, an amphitheater, playground and restrooms.
When you visit, be sure to check in using the Iowa State Park Passport to earn prizes and keep track of your outdoor adventures.
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The Courageous Miss Pat, and Ron's Mamba Encounter
Miss Pat at The Village Church, receiving her ordination from Dr. Doug Stringer.
Excerpt from Christi's Journal:
Miss Pat, Jerry Lackey's mom, killed a snake on Sunday in the Children's Church tent. Some of the children were screaming as there was a snake under one child's chair! One of the young men said he was going to kill it but Miss Pat was so fast she beat him to it and grabbed a big rock and crushed its head. She said it was not a real big snake but she thinks it was a kind that paralyzes you. After killing it, she grabbed it by the tail and held it up triumphantly with a big smile on her face! Anyway, Miss Pat just took it all in stride and then came in to the big church and read a very nice poem she had written for one of the visiting teams.
Then tonight at about 8:30 Ron was putting some chemicals into the campus swimming pool and a snake appeared on the surface of the pool and slithered across the very top as though it were ice, staying on the very top of the water! Ron quickly got the basket with the long handle that we use to clean out the leaves and caught the snake and kept it in the basket until we could bring him something with which he could kill the snake. We found a big machete and he killed the serpent. Mason said he thinks it was a black mamba, which is the most dangerous snake of Africa, but we aren't for sure. (In South Africa our kids called it the two- step snake, because the theory was that after it bites you take two steps and die.) It was dark so we couldn't tell a lot about the specifics of it. Ordinarily we would not kill snakes, as they play an important role in maintaining the balance of nature. However there are so many children on this campus that we just can not allow such dangerous animals to roam free.


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/// @author
///    David Weinstein,
///    Department of Computer Science,
///    University of Utah
/// @date June 1999

#include <Core/Util/StringUtil.h>
#include <Core/Datatypes/ColumnMatrix.h>
#include <Core/Datatypes/DenseMatrix.h>
#include <Core/Datatypes/SparseRowMatrix.h>
#include <Core/Datatypes/MatrixOperations.h>
#include <Core/Parser/ArrayMathEngine.h>
#include <Core/Datatypes/MatrixTypeConverter.h>

#include <Dataflow/Network/Module.h>
#include <Dataflow/Network/Ports/MatrixPort.h>

#include <sci_hash_map.h>
#include <iostream>
#include <sstream>

namespace SCIRun {

/// @class EvaluateLinAlgBinary
/// @brief This module performs one of a number of selectable matrix operations
/// using the two input matrices.
///
/// Binary matrix operations -- add, multiply

class EvaluateLinAlgBinary : public Module {
  GuiString op_;
  GuiString function_;
public:
  EvaluateLinAlgBinary(GuiContext* ctx);
  virtual ~EvaluateLinAlgBinary() {}
  virtual void execute();
};

DECLARE_MAKER(EvaluateLinAlgBinary)
EvaluateLinAlgBinary::EvaluateLinAlgBinary(GuiContext* ctx)
: Module("EvaluateLinAlgBinary", ctx, Filter,"Math", "SCIRun"),
  op_(get_ctx()->subVar("op"), "Mult"),
  function_(get_ctx()->subVar("function"), "x+y")
{
}

void
EvaluateLinAlgBinary::execute()
{
  update_state(NeedData);

  MatrixHandle aH, bH;
  get_input_handle("A", aH,true);
  get_input_handle("B", bH,true);

  if (inputs_changed_ || op_.changed() || function_.changed() ||
    !oport_cached("Output"))
  {
    const std::string op = op_.get();
    if (op == "Add")
    {
      if (aH->ncols() != bH->ncols() || aH->nrows() != bH->nrows())
      {
        error("Addition requires A and B must be the same size.");
        return;
      }
      MatrixHandle mtmp(aH + bH);
      send_output_handle("Output", mtmp);
      return;
    }
    else if (op == "Mult")
    {
      if (aH->ncols() != bH->nrows())
      {
        error("Matrix multiply requires the number of columns in A to be the same as the number of rows in B.");
        error("A contains " + to_string(aH->ncols()) +
              " columns, B contains " + to_string(bH->nrows()) + " rows.");
        return;
      }
      MatrixHandle mtmp;
      mtmp = aH * bH;
      send_output_handle("Output", mtmp);
      return;
    }
    else if (op == "Function")
    {
      NewArrayMathEngine engine;
      engine.set_progress_reporter(this);

      if (!(engine.add_input_fullmatrix("x",aH))) return;
      if (!(engine.add_input_fullmatrix("y",bH))) return;

      std::string func = function_.get();
      func = "RESULT="+func;
      engine.add_expressions(func);

      MatrixHandle omatrix = aH->clone();
      if(!(engine.add_output_fullmatrix("RESULT",omatrix))) return;

      // Actual engine call, which does the dynamic compilation, the creation of the
      // code for all the objects, as well as inserting the function and looping
      // over every data point

      if (!(engine.run())) return;

      send_output_handle("Output", omatrix);
      return;
    }
    else if (op == "SelectColumns")
    {
      ColumnMatrix *bc = matrix_cast::as_column(bH);
      if (!bc)
      {
        error("Second input to SelectColumns must be a ColumnMatrix.");
        return;
      }
      DenseMatrix *cd = new DenseMatrix(aH->nrows(), bc->nrows());
      for (int i=0; i<cd->ncols(); i++)
      {
        int idx = (int)(*bc)[i];
        if (idx == -1) continue;
        if (idx > aH->ncols())
        {
          error("Tried to select column (" + to_string(idx) +
          ") that was out of range (" + to_string(aH->ncols()) + ").");
          return;
        }
        for (int j=0; j<aH->nrows(); j++)
        {
          (*cd)[j][i]=aH->get(j,idx);
        }
      }
      if (matrix_is::dense(aH))
      {
        MatrixHandle mtmp(cd);
        send_output_handle("Output", mtmp);
      }
      else if (matrix_is::column(aH))
      {
        MatrixHandle mtmp(cd->column());
        delete cd;
        send_output_handle("Output", mtmp);
      } else {
        MatrixHandle mtmp(cd->sparse());
        delete cd;
        send_output_handle("Output", mtmp);
      }
      return;
    }
    else if (op == "SelectRows")
    {
      ColumnMatrix *bc = matrix_cast::as_column(bH);
      if (!bc) {
        error("Second input must be a ColumnMatrix for SelectRows.");
        return;
      }
      DenseMatrix *cd = new DenseMatrix(bc->nrows(), aH->ncols());
      for (int i=0; i<cd->nrows(); i++) {
        int idx = (int)(*bc)[i];
        if (idx == -1) continue;
        if (idx > aH->nrows())
        {
          error("Tried to select a row (" + to_string(idx) +
          ") that was out of range (" + to_string(aH->nrows()) +").");
          return;
        }
        for (int j=0; j<aH->ncols(); j++)
        {
          (*cd)[i][j]=aH->get(idx,j);
        }
      }
      if (matrix_is::dense(aH))
      {
        MatrixHandle mtmp(cd);
        send_output_handle("Output", mtmp);
      }
      else if (matrix_is::column(aH)) {
        MatrixHandle mtmp(cd->column());
        delete cd;
        send_output_handle("Output", mtmp);
      } else {
        MatrixHandle mtmp(cd->sparse());
        delete cd;
        send_output_handle("Output", mtmp);
      }
      return;
    }
    else if (op == "NormalizeAtoB")
    {
      if (matrix_is::sparse(aH) || matrix_is::sparse(bH))
      {
        error("NormalizeAtoB does not currently support SparseRowMatrices.");
        return;
      }

      if (aH->get_data_size() == 0 || bH->get_data_size() == 0)
      {
        error("Cannot NormalizeAtoB with empty matrices.");
        return;
      }

      double amin, amax, bmin, bmax;
      double *a = aH->get_data_pointer();
      double *b = bH->get_data_pointer();
      const int na = aH->get_data_size();
      const int nb = bH->get_data_size();
      amin = amax = a[0];
      bmin = bmax = b[0];
      int i;
      for (i=1; i<na; i++) {
        if (a[i]<amin) amin=a[i];
        else if (a[i]>amax) amax=a[i];
      }
      for (i=1; i<nb; i++) {
        if (b[i]<bmin) bmin=b[i];
        else if (b[i]>bmax) bmax=b[i];
      }

      MatrixHandle anewH = aH->clone();
      double *anew = anewH->get_data_pointer();
      const double scale = (bmax - bmin)/(amax - amin);
      for (i=0; i<na; i++)
        anew[i] = (a[i]-amin)*scale+bmin;
      send_output_handle("Output", anewH);
    }
    else
    {
      error("Don't know operation " + op);
      return;
    }
  }
}

} // End namespace SCIRun

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Cuchumuela, o Villa Gualberto Villarroel, es una localidad y municipio de Bolivia, ubicado en la Provincia de Punata del departamento de Cochabamba. El municipio tiene una superficie de 69,1 km² y cuenta con una población de 2.768 habitantes (según el Censo INE 2012). La localidad está a una altura de 2894 msnm y se encuentra a 66 km al sudeste de la ciudad de Cochabamba, la capital departamental.

En esta localidad nació Gualberto Villarroel, presidente de la República entre 1943 y 1946. Luego el municipio fue creado el 11 de diciembre de 1986 durante el gobierno de Víctor Paz Estenssoro.

Geografía
El municipio de Cuchumuela tiene dos pisos ecológicos, uno de puna y el otro de valle, con una topografía variada de colinas onduladas con pendientes suaves y terrenos escarpados. El río principal del territorio municipal es el Sulti que desemboca en la laguna de la Angostura.

Limita al norte con el municipio de Tacachi, al este con el municipio de Arani en la provincia homónima, al sureste con el municipio de Alalay en la provincia de Mizque y al oeste con el municipio de Anzaldo en la provincia de Esteban Arze.

Clima
El clima es predominantemente frío a templado, con una temperatura media de 15 °C y una precipitación anual de 380 mm. En invierno las temperaturas varían de -2 °C a 19 °C y en verano de 2 °C a 22 °C.

Economía
La producción agropecuaria es el principal ingreso de la población, con cultivos de papa, trigo, cebada, maíz, oca, haba, arveja y alfalfa. La producción pecuaria se realiza con la crianza de ganado ovino, bovino, porcino, equino y caprino.

Cuchumuela es el primer municipio a nivel nacional en producción de champiñón con 60 toneladas producidas al año en una 100 hectáreas y el 60% de la población se dedica a este producto. Cada año se realiza la Feria del Champiñón el último domingo de marzo en la plaza principal de Villa Gualberto Villarroel.

Atractivos turísticos
El turismo en el municipio es promovido por el Gobierno Departamental de Cochabamba dentro del circuito turístico de la macrorregión de los Valles, y debido a su ubicación geográfica en el valle alto, presenta un gran número de paisajes. Para una mejor promoción de Cuchumuela se han diseñado tres rutas turísticas dentro del marco del turismo comunitario:
 Ruta del Niño Sik'imira: se encuentra en el pueblo de Cuchumuela donde se encuentra una imagen en miniatura del niño Jesús, adoptado como patrono del municipio y declarado Patrimonio Cultural Intangible Municipal en 2015.
 Ruta arqueológica y las pozas: los principales atractivos de esta ruta son el sitio arqueológico de Inca Perkha y las decenas de pozas naturales a 7 km al sur del pueblo de Cuchumuela, siguiendo el curso del río Pucara Mayu.
 Ruta del champiñón y las cascadas: los principales atractivos de esta ruta están en la región altoandina a 14 km del pueblo, donde se encuentran bosques de pino, hogar de los famosos champiñones de Cuchumuela, además de las cascadas de la comunidad de Ch'ullku Mayu.

Referencias

Localidades del departamento de Cochabamba
Municipios del departamento de Cochabamba

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Yosemite Bible Camp was started in 1957 for those between the ages of 10 and 18. It is located just out of Oakhurst, California, about 35 miles south of Yosemite Valley.
The Modesto area camp is sponsored by the Whitmore congregation. The week spent at Yosemite Bible Camp is a most uplifting week. Make plans now to see that your young ones are there.
The dates for the Modesto area camp this year are June 15 – 22, 2019.
The full cost for camp is $125.00 if your application is received by May 31st, on June 1st the fee will increase to $125.00. A $25.00 reservation fee and this application will reserve your price and spot at camp, or the total fee may also be sent with the application.


Red ribbons. Photo ops. Gold shovels. Oversized scissors.
These are what people have come to accept as the hallmarks of 'good' community development. Unfortunately, all too many of these projects come with great anticipation but die without much fanfare.
Our culture has been brought along to understand economic development as synonymous with community development. While there are similarities, there are differences as well.
A differentiator in the realm of community and economic development lies between activities developing infrastructure and economies versus those building social networks and human capacity. Put another way, what we are talking about is the difference between 'development in communities' versus 'development of communities'.
As discussed at length in a past post, community emerges when people living in a certain area come together to address common concerns and issues.
From this, development of community consists of activities which allow the growth of social interactions which in turn create social fields, activities which promote the generalization of interests across those social fields, and which reduce barriers around access to resources and the ability to engage within the community.
Programs that include the community early on are more likely to be sustainable as long as they stay focused on common interests and not on private ones. Photo by author.
Development in community occurs within projects that promote physical infrastructure, promote business creation, or which promote activities within a defined group of actors and interests.
Both are important in any locality, but many economic development programs or projects fail because they are driven by one or two interests which lie outside of the majority of the area's residents or which fail to address (or create barriers toward) social interaction and human capacity.
Ironically, the lack of community in projects often turns the project into a focal point around which social fields form and community fields emerge (often against the project).
Meaningful community development occurs when programs integrate (generalize) interests across social and economic actors and associations. This type of development recognizes that locally important issues – such as available, livable housing – have both social and economic (and in many cases cultural) components which need to be addressed.
Think about a program or project you are familiar with. Is it focused on 'development in', 'development of', both, or neither? Is there something missing? If so, who needs to be at the table? Does it matter?
It does! Asking these question is a start toward making programs (and places) stronger. It ensures all interests are addressed and at the table right from the beginning, rather than interjected into the middle of a project through politics, protests, or legal maneuvers. Fresh eyes and perspectives can bring both options and solutions those promoting a program/project can't see or think of.
Synergy Alberta was started by the provincial government, oil and gas developers, and residents in oil and gas fields as a way to work through development issue prior to permits being issued. The Synergy process significantly reduced the amount of time and conflict associated with permitting and gave landowners and residents equal voice to government and industry. Photo courtesy of Synergy Alberta.
We all have the ability to connect development in and of where we live, as long as we understand there are real differences between the two and that one can complement the other if we are mindful. These simple questions and the understanding they bring can make a huge difference where you live.


Google is hiring a new product marketing manager for search with one of the key goals being to find ways to get people to sign-in while they search.
As Product Marketing Manager within the search growth team, you will be responsible to developing plans, creatives, campaigns and programs to increase the number of user's signed in.
As you know, the number of "not provided" terms listed in Google Analytics because Google is blocking the search query parameter from analytics programs has been growing and growing. Google first enabled SSL only search for signed in users then expanded it to more users. Google will likely not change their minds on providing search query data for users.
Aside from some publishers not liking that signed-in searches without search term data, some privacy groups and others may find controversy around Google encouraging users to sign-in in order to use Google search.
Being logged in ties what people search for more closely to their search queries, Google+ network, friends, purchases, internet behavior and more. Google will need to manage "plans, creatives, campaigns and programs" to convince users signing into Google is a good thing.
Google has generally said that personalization, such as being signed-in so that it can provide Search Plus Your World results, increases relevancy.
Postscript: As noted in the comments below, the job that was located here has now disappeared. You can still see if for the time being via Google's cached copy here.


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WORLD POKER TOUR Returns to Atlantic City for 2007 Borgata Winter Open
Building on the recent success of the 2006 Borgata Poker Open — the biggest poker tournament in Atlantic City's history — and the debut of its new, 85-table room — the largest poker room in Atlantic City — Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa announced it will kick off the New Year with the second annual Borgata Winter Open. The 14-day tournament will begin January 17, 2007, and will conclude with the Borgata Poker Classic, part of the WORLD POKER TOUR(R) (WPT), on January 26-30, 2007.
The Borgata Winter Poker Open will mark the WORLD POKER TOUR's sixth visit to Borgata. The most recent Borgata Poker Open in September drew a record 540 players with a prize pool over $5,000,000. A virtual who's who of poker stars, the tournament drew such competitors as Michael "The Grinder" Mizrahi, Shannon Shorr, Daniel Negreanu (2004 WPT Player of the Year and winner of the 2004 Borgata Poker Open), Phil "the Unabomber" Laak, Academy-Award nominee Jennifer Tilly, David Williams, Antonio Esfandiari, actress Shannon Elizabeth, David "the Dragon" Pham and Maciek "Michael" Gracz, all vying for the WPT title. However, it was an up and coming amateur from North Carolina named Mark Newhouse, who captured the WPT title and the first-place prize of $1,519,020.
Last year also marked the debut of Borgata's revamped 21,500 square-foot poker room, home to three anchor events: Borgata Winter Open/WPT Poker Classic, Borgata Summer Open and the WPT/Borgata Poker Open. The Borgata Poker Room now features an eighteen-table High Limit Room offering food service; a nine-table tournament area offering bleacher seating for tournament viewing that may be partitioned off as a "reserved" poker area; and a 58-table Main Poker Room offering live poker action. The room is outfitted with over seventy plasma televisions and offers the largest variety of games and limits in Atlantic City. Highlights from 2006 include the first ever Borgata Summer Open, which drew nearly four-thousand entrants and cash prizes totaling $2,517,030; the fourth annual Borgata Poker Open, which drew nearly ten- thousand entrants with cash prizes totaling over $10 million; and $50,000 Guaranteed Friday tournaments, a favorite among amateurs and professionals alike.
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Televised nationally on the Travel Channel and one of the premier stops on WORLD POKER TOUR's 17-tournament tour, the Borgata Poker Classic will feature the world's top poker players along with local fan favorites competing in No- Limit Texas Hold'em poker. The buy-in amount is $10,000.
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Ground floor 1 bed ski apartment in centre of pretty Espace Diamant village. Amenities and ski lift on doorstep. Garden access.
This is a superb ski apartment in the pretty village of Notre Dame de Bellecombe in the Espace Diamant region. A spacious apartment, just 20 meters from the ski lift and a private garden directly outside the apartment. Cave and ski locker also included, plus private parking for the residence.
This lovely apartment has recently been renovated to create a super space with 1 bedroom and a large living area. The work that has been done includes a new roof, new windows, new shutters, new kitchen and new floors, so it is in excellent condition. The position could also not be more perfect. A garden flat, with direct access to the private garden, plus 20 meters from the ski lift at the top of the village, ensures that the apartment has super views, as well as being accessible.
There is also private parking behind the building. On entry, there is the bathroom and separate WC to the left, plus storage cupboards on the right. The large bedroom leads off the corridor. The bedroom is currently fitted with 4 single beds, in a bunkbed set up but the beds fold away, so it can also be used as a playroom. The large living area is to the left. It has a sofabed, a dining table and a brand new, fully equipped kitchen with large fridge / freezer, dishwasher and induction stove.
Notre Dame de Bellecombe sits at the heart of the Espace Diamant ski area in the Val d'Arly region. With 200km of pistes for alpine skiing, plus an incredible cross-country skiing area, plus an ice-skating rink in the winter, this is a great family resort. In the summer there is mountain biking, horse riding, paragliding, a swimming lake and much more. Geneva Airport 95km, Lyon Airport 160km, Albertville 25km.


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I thought I had an insect bite; the GP said it was a cyst; the surgeon talked amputation
Sarcoma, a rare cancer, can be difficult to detect but is also very aggressive
Niamh Holmes from Dundalk. What looked like an insect bite on her leg turned into something very sinister.
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Cancer's prevalence means almost everyone will be affected by the disease at some time. However, relatively few have heard of sarcoma – a cancer which develops in the soft, supporting tissues of the body.
This rare cancer, which makes up just 1 per cent of invasive cancers, can be difficult to detect but is also very aggressive.
"Soft-tissue sarcomas are cancers which develop from cells in the soft, supporting tissues of your body," says Kevin O'Hagan, cancer prevention manager with the Irish Cancer Society. "For example, your bone, muscle, cartilage and ligaments or in any of the other tissues that support, surround and protect the organs of your body. Soft-tissue sarcomas can also develop in your womb, stomach, skin and small bowel.
"Almost half of all soft-tissue sarcomas occur in limbs, especially the legs, but other common sites include the chest, stomach and pelvis. They may also occur in your head and neck, but this is less common. However, the signs and symptoms vary greatly and usually don't cause any symptoms for a long time until they become larger and press on an organ, a nerve or muscle."
Niamh Holmes from Co Louth has first-hand experience of the stealth of a sarcoma, as what looked like an insect bite on her leg turned into something very sinister, which almost cost her a limb and her life.
"I first noticed a lump behind my right knee in about April 2015 and thought it was an insect bite as it was swollen and itchy," she says. "But never really thought much about it as I didn't have any other symptoms and there was no pain. However, a few weeks later, it had grown to the size of a golf ball and my mum persuaded me to go to the doctor.
"My GP thought it was a cyst and I was given knee support and told to come back in a few weeks. So I forgot about it again until September 2015 when a family member mentioned that my leg looked really swollen. I hadn't really noticed it getting bigger as I was looking at it every day, but it made me think that I should get it checked out again."
The 26-year-old pre-school teacher went back to her doctor in October 2015 and was referred firstly for an MRI and then to a surgeon who would "deal with the condition".
"In early November I met with my surgeon who arranged for me to have a biopsy," she recalls. "I didn't worry too much as being only 24, I still believed I was too young for it to be anything other than a cyst – but as the time got closer to the biopsy, doubts started to creep in. I had the biopsy on November 25th, 2015 and two weeks later, I got called in to see my surgeon – and that's when everything changed."
The Dundalk woman was shocked to discover the seemingly innocent cyst on her leg was in fact cancer and although she was fortunate that it was caught early, she would need treatment and potentially life-altering surgery.
I was also referred on to have my eggs harvested as there was a chance I could become infertile from all the treatments
"I was told that I would need radiation as the tumour was too close to my knee and that if he (the surgeon) went in, then he wouldn't be able to save my leg and it would have to be amputated," she says. "It was so hard to accept this had happened to me but I don't think I really understood what was coming over the next few months.
"I would need 25 fractions of radiation, five days a week for five weeks and would also need chemotherapy. I was also referred on to have my eggs harvested as there was a chance I could become infertile from all the treatments."
After a gruelling programme of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, punctuated by infections and complications, Niamh was ready for surgery and thankfully the treatment had worked and amputation was not necessary – instead she had a 14cm tumour removed from her right leg and in April 2016, she was discharged and started out on the road to recovery.
"I started to recover slowly at home, but as the weeks went by, I felt myself getting stronger and I am currently cancer-free for over a year," she says. "I went back to work last September after nine months off and am now trying to return to normal. But although I'm alive and thankful for that, I also grieve for the life I am missing out on as I always have the weight of a possible cancer diagnosis in the future.
"But I am so lucky that my cancer was caught early and I would advise other people who have symptoms to follow their gut instincts and don't be afraid to speak their mind. It's important to get a second opinion if you feel you need it as sarcoma is a rare and aggressive cancer and most GP's will only come across one case in their whole career so if you feel something isn't right, get it checked."
Kevin O'Hagan of the Irish Cancer Society agrees: "If anyone feels that they might be at risk, they should first talk to their family doctor about their concerns," he says. "Symptoms may be caused by other conditions but if cancerous, treatment will depend on the stage and grade, so early detection is always important."
An average of 176 cases of soft-tissue sarcoma were diagnosed per year in Ireland from 1994 to 2012, representing just over 1 per cent of all invasive cancers. The cause of soft-tissue sarcomas is mostly unknown. But there are certain risk factors.
SOME SYMPTOMS MAY INCLUDE:
– Any lump, especially if it is increasing in size and bigger than 5cm (2 inches).
– Any lump that is painful and tender.
– Any lump that is deep in your body, and not just under your skin.
– Any lump that has come back after being surgically removed.
– A lung sarcoma might cause a cough and breathlessness.
– A sarcoma in your tummy (abdomen) might cause abdominal pain, vomiting and constipation.
– A sarcoma affecting your womb might cause bleeding from your vagina and pain in your lower tummy.
According to the National Cancer Registry Ireland, survival rate for all soft-tissue sarcomas combined was 75.6 per cent of one year post-diagnosis, three years was 61.1 per cent and five years was 56.5 per cent.
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Taipei, Taichung MRT's Green Line is about to undertake the final integration of communications, electricity supply and engineering facilities, officials from the city's Transportation Bureau said Tuesday.
Taichung Deputy Mayor Lin Ling-san (???) said the 16.7-km Green Line, which connects major transportation hubs and neighborhoods such as High Speed Railway Taichung City Station, Taichung City Hall and Wenxin Forest Park, is 75-percent finished.
During a recent inspection tour of the operations control center, Lin said he expects trial runs to start on the line by the end of this year and formal operations by 2020.
Bureau officials noted that the control center will be equipped with data collection and analysis capabilities, as well as a monitoring system that keeps track of train operations in real-time.
The project, which started in 2009, is budgeted to cost NT$59.3 billion (US$2 billion).


It's cold and rainy. I'm making red beans and rice today. My brother, who's the king of red beans and rice and a recipe geek in his own right, is here. He is rather aghast at the Cook's Illustrated recipe that I am using. He believes the 'no salt while beans are cooking' rule. I told him that I tried it for my soup and it worked really well. He doesn't believe me but I don't care. He's also on a low sodium diet so he wouldn't be able to eat much of it anyhow.
If you'd like the actual recipe, let me know or sign up for a free trial subscription and watch the video. They're mostly Boston-based at Cook's Illustrated, and they made a lot of variations to get the authentic taste without hard-to-find ingredients. Some of these variations may make real Louisiana cooks upset. My brother seemed to think it was a very weird recipe. Nonetheless, I got my first introduction to red beans and rice when I lived in Boston, and they do have quite a fondness for beans there. So anyway, the beans get brined. I cheated and did the quick brining. Chopped bacon is cooked until the fat is mostly rendered, and chopped celery, bell pepper, and onion are cooked until soft. A mixture of paprika, garlic, thyme, bay leaves, and cayenne pepper is then added, followed by the beans, broth, and water. The mix is then simmered for 45-60 minutes. As it simmered, it smelled pretty authentic, or at least it smelled like it did when I had it in Boston.
After 45 minutes, I dumped in the andouille sausage and a little bit of vinegar. At this point I started the rice. The mix was then simmered for another 30 minutes. When it was done, it tasted pretty authentic, although it was on the soupy side. I used short-grain rice since that's what I had; it did a pretty good job of soaking up the juice. My parents and brother helped me eat it. My brother, the pro, said there are two schools of thought on this - soupy vs non-soupy. I'm used to it being less soupy, so next time I'll add less water. Nonetheless, it was very tasty and easy to make.
My brother didn't grumble about the beans, other than to discuss the soupy vs non-soupy debate. They weren't too salty, since I didn't add any additional salt other than that in the sausage and what was in the brine. He went back for more later in the evening, so I knew that they had come out pretty well.


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Mahmood has not slept at home in eight months. His younger brother has not slept there in a year. But armed riot police continue to raid their family home monthly, breaking down bedroom doors searching for them.
The exact crime associated with each "wanted" case is nebulous at best. The mass cases that police produce utilize what human rights lawyers in Bahrain call "copy and paste" evidence: the crime and evidence listed after each suspect in a case file is identical to hundreds of other concurrent Bahraini cases.
Most families only learn that their son or sons are wanted the first time their home is raided. According to human rights lawyer Mohammed al-Tajer, house raids often serve as a substitute for a subpoena. But after every round of nightly clashes, the parents of participants expect the worst. Lawyer Manar al-Maki says no less than five families per day come to their office asking if their son is "wanted" by the government.
Police generate group cases – which soon turn into "wanted" lists – in a number of ways. After a night of either violent clashes or a peaceful march, village protesters scatter quickly. If police are lucky, they will manage to catch one young man. He is then detained and often tortured until he provides the names of other "terrorists" from his village.
If the detainee refuses to speak, al-Maki says that police will generate a list of his brothers, cousins, friends, and other young men from his village. The officer building the case then presents this list to the public prosecutor asking for permission to arrest; in one recent case in Bani Jamra, west of the capital, Manama, the generated list of family and acquaintances contained over thirty names. Each young man whose name is written on such a list is now officially "wanted." Then, often without court permission, the raids begin.


"We want to say it (nkoula), we prefer Nabil" - a name gimmick for Nabil Nkoula the elections, thing is it seems his name was replaced by someone else on the list so no longer sure on what list he is running or if running at all. The typo of the campaign and the symbol of the Free Patriotic Movement indicate that at least at the time he was running on a list and he promises - like everyone else over-promises - about hospital access, free education, civil marriage, elderly care. Nothing wrong with being ambitious I guess.


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The issue of poor sideline behaviour can be quite a complex one. Before you dig into some of the information below though it's worth reinforcing that the large majority of people attending junior sport do the right thing. They behave respectfully towards coaches, officials and players. They support their kids, they put in countless hours of volunteer work and they make sport a great place to be for everyone.
Nobody knows how common poor behaviour is! But, many people have witnessed it or seen it in the media. Maybe you've even been part of it?
We do know that poor sideline behaviour - anything from putting undue pressure on kids to physical violence - has a significant impact on participation. We also know that parents or guardians have a profound impact on kids enjoyment and participation.
For a comprehensive review of parental influence on participation go to the Clearinghouse for Sport and search for Engaging Parents in Sport.
The importance of parents' behavior in their children's enjoyment and motivation in sport, Sanchez-Miguel P, Leo F, Sanchez-Oliva D, Amado D and Garcia-Calvo T, Journal of Human Kinetics, Volume 36 (2013). This research showed that positive support by parents was significantly related to their child's motivation and enjoyment of sport. Also, children who perceived more pressure from their parents experienced less enjoyment from sport.
Raising champions: Have fun, be a good sport, Cleaver D, The New Zealand Herald (10 May 2015). The author has put forward a number of ideas for parents to consider, that may help them be more informed about the nurturing of their children's sporting talent.
Sanchez-Miguel P, Leo F, Samcjez-Oliva D, Amado D and Garcia-Calvo T, Journal of Human Kinetics, Volume 36 (2013). Socialization into sport and physical activity can be considered a modeling process in which family members are powerful role models. This research examined the relationship between parents' behaviour and their children's (mean age 12.4 years) enjoyment or amotivation toward their sporting experience. Results showed a positive relationship between parental support and players' enjoyment. Those players who perceived more pressure from their parents were amotivated (i.e. the child showed a negative or unsatisfactory perception of their experience). These results support the observation that positive parental participation can promote a child's enjoyment for sport.
Winning vs. participation in youth sports: Kids' values and their perception of their parents' attitudes (abstract), Meisterjahn R and Dieffenbach, K, Journal of Youth Sports, Volume 4, Issue 1 (2008). Young athletes report that their own values are strongly correlated with their perception of their parents' attitudes. No significant age or gender group differences were found.
Parental behaviors in team sports: how do female athletes want parents to behave?Knight C, Neely K and Holt N, Journal of Applied Sport Psychology Volume 23, Issue 1 (2011). This research suggests that adolescent female athletes prefer that their parents display supportive behavior before games; encouraging behavior during competition; and feedback after competition.
Parents in youth sport: what happens after the game? (abstract), Elliott S and Drummond M, Sport, Education and Society, (6 May 2015). While parents possess a great potential to positively influence the sport experience of their child, they can also exert a considerable negative influence by engaging in a range of inappropriate behaviours. This study captured qualitative data from focus groups and individual interviews of 86 parents and children involved in junior Australian football. This research reveals an aspect of the sport-parenting role which can further enhance or undermine the youth sport experience. Specifically, it was found that children prefer different types of parental involvement before, during, and after competitive sport. This can provide insight into the way that parents engage in 'debriefing' children's performances to engender a positive and supportive influence. While the concept of sport-parenting receives much attention within the competitive setting, much can be learnt from exploring 'what happens after the game'.
Coaching your own child – The parent-coach, child-player relationship, The Coach Diary, posted online (11 September 2014). As many as 90% of all community volunteer coaches are parents. A number of studies have looked at the parent-coach and child-player relationship, with this research showing both positive and negative results. This article presents a number discussion points that a parent and their child should consider before a decision is made by the parent to coach his/her child.
Sport Parenting – The performance partnership, Goldsmith W, published online (2015). The sporting parent has some important responsibilities within the performance partnership between coach, athlete and parent. A sporting parent, for example, is responsible for helping their child to develop values like honesty, integrity, humility, courage and discipline. A sporting parent can also help their child develop valuable life skills that will help them cope with the demands of sport – time management, getting enough sleep, adequate nutrition, and balancing school work and personal relationships. Most importantly, a sporting parent can provide the one thing that no one else can – unconditional love and support.


Hop aboard Mellow Yellow Thursday for an incredibly fun Lake Tour. Our Captain will give fun and interesting facts and history about Lake Texoma all while viewing some of the best scenery on the lake. Some points of interest will include area marinas, million-dollar homes, and the historic Denison Dam or the Islands. You can add a boxed lunch for $10 and all of our cruises are BYOB for adult beverages (other outside food or drink is not permitted)… don't forget to bring your camera!
Learn fun facts and history.


The art of being-in-the world fundamentally consists in building 'right relationships' between our inner and outer realities. It is a meditative way of life by realizing our inter-connectedness with the Divine, with ourselves, and with each other.
When we consider our lives as a pursuit for the actualization of a 'higher self', our existence on this earth gets meaning and purpose. Through this book, the author has made a venture to analyze the traits and inner dispositions needed for such an authentic way of life, in three sections: Awareness, Attitude, and Approach; highlighting rational , moral, and emotional dimensions.
This book is an art to understand the whole being of a person, one's relation with the Infinite, the other, and the world around. In its simple way, it appeals to change ourselves, to build a world on values, equality and solidarity. I recommend the readers to read it meditatively for the personal development.
"Art of Being-in-the-World" is a timely reflection on our relationship with God, with each other and with the world. It calls us to learn to appreciate ourselves, others and all of God's creation. It Challenges us to be positive, to see goodness and to discover the beauty and happiness in the midst of trial and suffering. It reminds us that having a positive attitude helps all of us, as we face the trials of life. It leads us to understand the value of living in the present moment with the awareness of God's presence. We can all benefit from these reflections.
This book really makes you spend some quality time with that someone special that is 'You'. The book goes deep into small but important things in everyday life. With powerful thoughts and practical exercises at the end of every chapter this book is a great resource to feel good about the world, others and most importantly yourself.


We're batting around the idea of opening a Fantasy Football Forum on BGO. Problem is, none of us on staff are FF guys, and don't even know enough about the platforms and options out there to have a good sense of how to approach this.
So ... this thread is to gauge your interest in 1) having an FF presence on BGO this season at all, and 2) if so, whether there might a BGO member (or members) with the kind of FF knowledge, experience and lack of social life (kidding) who might be interested in helping run such an endeavor.
Your sagacious input and kind advice are solicited and appreciated.
I;m in if you all get a league together. My son would be in as well.


This article introduces the notion of "friend-casting", though apparently it made its first appearance in early 2008, though it hasn't caught on – yet. This is the way friends and family share Web links to interesting news stories, photos, videos and Internet sites.
This, combined with the notion of "social objects" as those items we are inclined to share when friend-casting, paints a pretty clear picture of the how connections are made on the web, and what they are made over.
Full article here: Facebook directs more online users than Google.


I was slightly puzzled about the mention of Big Brother availble on E4 via freeview. My previous knowledge told me that is was only available via a topup-tv subscription requiring a Freeview box with a card slot which I didn't have. I decided to check this out on the web. The Freeview Website contained the news that E4 was now available for free. A quick retune of the channels and it was there. I was quite pleased at this. I also discovered Men & Motors was also available. Not bad for a 5 minute retune.


I've been hearing so much about this and really couldn't decided whether to buy it or not. Did tyou like the book enough that you would recommend getting a physical cop?
For me I only really loved book 1. But most people seem to love all 3… I bought a physical copy, but I wish I would have just checked it out at the library.
Unfortunately, my library doesn't have it 😦 and the book is a little expensive, so I really appreciate the reply!
They are lol! I think it's because they aren't in the YA category I guess? But they still feel YA to me!


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Category: The Covid Chronicle
January 17, 2022 January 17, 2022 Waterfront Media HFXLeave a Comment on 15 New Hospital Admissions, 12 Discharges, Four Deaths
**** HEALTH/WELLNESS Media Release 15 New Hospital Admissions, 12 Discharges, Four Deaths —————————————————————- Today, January 17, Nova Scotia is reporting 15 new hospital admissions and 12 discharges since the last update on January 14. Nova Scotia is also reporting four deaths related to COVID-19: — a man in his 40s in Central Zone — a […]
January 17, 2022 January 17, 2022 Waterfront Media HFXLeave a Comment on COVID-19 Boosters for Nova Scotians 18 and Older; More Pfizer Appointments Added
**** HEALTH/WELLNESS Media Release COVID-19 Boosters for Nova Scotians 18 and Older; More Pfizer Appointments Added —————————————————————- The Province has expanded eligibility for COVID-19 booster doses to include anyone 18 years of age and older. Booster doses are administered at least 168 days after the primary series. People who received two doses of the AstraZeneca […]
Nova Scotia is reporting 68 people in hospital who were admitted due to COVID-19 and are receiving specialized care in a COVID-19 designated unit
January 16, 2022 January 16, 2022 Waterfront Media HFXLeave a Comment on Nova Scotia is reporting 68 people in hospital who were admitted due to COVID-19 and are receiving specialized care in a COVID-19 designated unit
**** HEALTH/WELLNESS Media Release 68 People in Hospital ——————————————————————————————————- NOTE: Nova Scotia will issue abbreviated COVID-19 news releases on the weekend. The online dashboard will not be updated again until tomorrow, January 17. ——————————————————————————————————– Today, January 16, Nova Scotia is reporting 68 people in hospital who were admitted due to COVID-19 and are receiving specialized […]
Police issue eleven summary offence tickets for failing to follow Health Protection Act
January 16, 2022 January 16, 2022 Waterfront Media HFXLeave a Comment on Police issue eleven summary offence tickets for failing to follow Health Protection Act
**** HRP Media Release Police issue eleven summary offence tickets for failing to follow Health Protection Act  Today, police issued eleven people tickets for failing to comply with the regulations set out in the Health Protection Act.  At approximately 12:41 a.m. officers responded to a report of a party in a residence in the 6000 block of […]
**** HEALTH/WELLNESS Media Release 58 People in Hospital —————————————————————- NOTE: Nova Scotia will issue abbreviated COVID-19 news releases on the weekend. The online dashboard will not be updated again until Monday, January 17. —————————————————————- Today, January 15, Nova Scotia is reporting 58 people in hospital who were admitted due to COVID-19 and are receiving specialized […]
Changes in Public Health follow-up for people who test positive for COVID-19 / Nova Scotians who test positive asked to complete the online COVID-19 Report and Support form
January 15, 2022 January 15, 2022 Waterfront Media HFXLeave a Comment on Changes in Public Health follow-up for people who test positive for COVID-19 / Nova Scotians who test positive asked to complete the online COVID-19 Report and Support form
**** NSHA Media Release Changes in Public Health follow-up for people who test positive for COVID-19 Due to high case numbers driven by the Omicron variant, Public Health continues to experience delays in follow-up with Nova Scotians who have tested positive for COVID-19. To focus on supporting detailed follow-ups in priority settings such as, long-term […]
Six New Hospital Admissions, Six Discharges
January 14, 2022 January 14, 2022 Waterfront Media HFXLeave a Comment on Six New Hospital Admissions, Six Discharges
**** HEALTH/WELLNESS Media Release Six New Hospital Admissions, Six Discharges —————————————————————– NOTE: Nova Scotia will issue abbreviated COVID-19 news releases on January 15 and 16. The online dashboard will not be updated again until Monday, January 17. —————————————————————– Today, January 14, Nova Scotia is reporting six new hospital admissions and six discharges. There are 57 […]
Police issue summary offence ticket for failing to follow Health Protection Act
January 14, 2022 January 14, 2022 Waterfront Media HFXLeave a Comment on Police issue summary offence ticket for failing to follow Health Protection Act
**** HRP Media Release Police issue summary offence ticket for failing to follow Health Protection Act  Yesterday, police issued a man a ticket for failing to comply with the regulations set out in the Health Protection Act.  At approximately 12:30 p.m. officers responded to a report of a man at a Halifax hotel […]
Five New Hospital Admissions, Five Discharges
January 13, 2022 January 13, 2022 Waterfront Media HFXLeave a Comment on Five New Hospital Admissions, Five Discharges
**** HEALTH/WELLNESS Media Release Five New Hospital Admissions, Five Discharges —————————————————————– Today, January 13, Nova Scotia is reporting five new hospital admissions and five discharges. There are 59 people in hospital who were admitted due to COVID-19 and are receiving specialized care in a COVID-19 designated unit. That includes seven people in ICU. The age […]
Additional service reductions due to high number of emergency visits and admissions, combined with staffing pressures
January 12, 2022 January 12, 2022 Waterfront Media HFXLeave a Comment on Additional service reductions due to high number of emergency visits and admissions, combined with staffing pressures
**** NSHA Media Release Additional service reductions due to high number of emergency visits and admissions, combined with staffing pressures Hospitals throughout Nova Scotia continue to see higher than normal emergency visits and demands for hospitals beds, including increasing COVID-19 related admissions and staffing pressures, which are resulting in delays in care and ongoing […]


EDIT: We receive report telling us that the audio is not correctly synchronised!
EDIT 2 : The Stereo audio is OK, but the 5.1 audio have a 90 second loud beep and is desynchronised!
Hasbro did a mistake again, this time, instead of publishing the episode 15 of the season 5, they published what seem to be the episode 21, Scare Master.
Scare Master was supposed to be the episode 15 until recently, they probably didn't updated whatever they should have updated.
As a result, Scare Master is available on iTunes for 2.99$ .
Spazz's note: It is likely that Scare Master is episode 515, as iTunes usually releases episodes in production order, as opposed to the order they air on television, which is usually what causes these "leaks". Canterlot Boutique was episode 514 and Rarity Investigates! was coded as 516.
Somebody at Hasbro or Apple is going to pass a Bad Fur Day now…. but the episode was really good by the way.
Still up on iTunes as of 5:53am CT on Monday. Somebody fail to either send or get the memo about this episode likely not being aired until 10/31 given the theme of the episode.
Plus, if you are wondering, no review of this episode until it actually airs on Discovery Family.


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A brilliant Xl of Barcelona players aged 23 or under: Pedri, Gavi, Fati…
While Barcelona have suffered a difficult few years by their standards, there are plenty of signs of encouragement for their fans – as this brilliant XI of young stars demonstrates.
A lot of their big-money signings have failed to live up to expectations, although that didn't stop Xavi from signing Raphinha and Robert Lewandowski in the summer, but Barcelona already have some very talented youngsters on their books.
We've compiled an Xl of their best Under-23 players, arranged in a 4-3-3 formation.
GK: Inaki Pena
Admittedly, this doesn't get off to the best start.
Marc-Andre ter Stegen, who turned 30 this year, is firmly established as Barcelona's first-choice goalkeeper and a 33-year-old Neto serves as his back-up.
Pena is yet to make his first-team debut but has produced some impressive performances for Barcelona's B side, helping them win the UEFA Youth League in 2017-18.
RB: Sergino Dest
After enjoying an impressive breakthrough season with Ajax, Dest reportedly rejected interest from Bayern Munich before completing an £18.7million move to Barcelona in 2020.
Despite struggling with kick-ups during his presentation, the right-back was a regular starter under former boss Ronald Koeman and made over 70 appearances for the club.
We're cheating a bit here as he's currently out on loan at AC Milan, where he's struggled to find regular opportunities, but his performances for the USA at the World Cup showed he shouldn't be written off. Dest is a talented player and we wouldn't be surprised to see him thrive in the right set-up, though that looks unlikely to be Barcelona.
CB: Ronald Araujo
Araujo joined Barcelona from Uruguayan outfit Boston River in 2018 and was initially assigned to their reserves in Segunda Division B.
The 23-year-old made his first-team debut against Sevilla in October 2019 but was sent off just 13 minutes after coming off the bench.
He still did enough to earn a permanent promotion to the senior squad ahead of the 2020-21 season and was handed their No.4 shirt.
The Uruguay international has since proved himself to be an astute defender and is also a real threat in the opposition box, scoring six La Liga goals for Barca.
"I'm very happy to have Ronald on the team," Xavi said last November. "He has such a great personality. He celebrates everything and to have that type of profile as a defender, to be so engaged with the team, and celebrate everything is hard to find.
"We welcome him with open arms because it's spectacular to see him train, he's so positive, he has an excellent character and that's fundamental to us."
Araujo seals the points for Barca! 🔵🔴
A great leap and a powerful header from the corner, and an important 3 points for Koeman's side 🔥 pic.twitter.com/RvGjD9oanM
— Viaplay Sports UK (@ViaplaySportsUK) April 22, 2021
CB: Eric Garcia
A La Masia academy graduate, Garcia spent four years at Pep Guardiola's Manchester City before deciding to return to Barcelona on a free transfer in 2021.
He is regarded as the long-term successor to Gerard Pique but has already become a prominent player at Barcelona, starting 23 games in La Liga during the 2021-22 campaign.
And, unlike Araujo, the Spain international is renowned for his excellent technical ability and likes to bring the ball out of defence.
LB: Alejandro Balde
Balde's impressive performances for Barcelona's B side caught the attention of Europe's biggest clubs, including Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool.
But the teenager decided to sign a new contract at Barcelona and made his senior debut in a Champions League defeat against Benfica in September 2021. But he's really kicked on this season and has arguably usurped Jordi Alba in Xavi's best XI.
His performances have been impressive enough to catch Luis Enrique's eye, and he was a last-minute call-up for the La Roja squad in Qatar.
CM: Nico Gonzalez
Barcelona were disappointed to see Ilaix Moriba leave for RB Leipzig in 2021 but they still have plenty of talented midfielders at their disposal.
Gonzalez, who is the son of Deportivo La Coruna legend Fran, made 37 appearances for Barcelona last season and has been compared to Sergio Busquets due to his role in midfield.
"[Nico] is a player who can mark an era," former Barcelona B manager García Pimienta told Mundo Deportivo in August 2021. "If everything goes to plan, he is going to be the heir to Busquets."
That time isn't quite yet. He's currently out on loan at Valencia, but we'd be very surprised if he doesn't return to make his mark at the Camp Nou in the near future.
CM: Pedri
While Barcelona have made some terrible deals in recent years, they should be praised for signing Pedri for just €5million from Las Palmas in 2020.
The midfielder enjoyed a brilliant debut season at Camp Nou, becoming one of their standout performers and scoring four goals in 52 appearances in all competitions.
He enhanced his burgeoning reputation during Euro 2020, starting all six of Spain's games in the competition as they reached the semi-finals. And it remains to be seen how far Pedri and Spain can make it in Qatar.
Pedri's performances for club and country saw him rewarded with the Golden Boy award in 2021, becoming the first Barcelona player since Lionel Messi to win the prize.
READ: Call an exorcist – Messi's soul's taken Pedri's body & this dummy is proof
CM: Gavi
The youngest player on this list, Gavi impressed in pre-season and was promoted to Barcelona's first-team squad ahead of the 2021-22 season.
He made 47 appearances in all competitions and is being compared to his current boss and near-namesake Xavi.
"The way he plays the game is spectacular and he has ambition and personality," Xavi said in December 2021. "He is the future of this club. But not only him, also Araujo, Balde, Nico, Abde [Ezzalzouli].
"They are the future of the team and the club. They are a fantastic generation. At that age I was scared, but they are wonderful.
"Gavi is a difference maker and I'm delighted to have him, but I don't want to compare him to anyone. He has no ceiling."
The 18-year-old also made his Spain debut in their UEFA Nations League semi-final win against Italy in October 2021, becoming the youngest player to ever represent the country at senior level. Now he's shining at the World Cup.
RW: Ferran Torres
Despite their financial struggles, Barcelona decided to spend an initial £46.3million to sign Torres from Manchester City in January 2022.
The 22-year-old winger, who came through Valencia's academy, scored 16 goals in 43 appearances for City and helped them win the Premier League and EFL Cup in 2020-21.
Torres struggled to make a major impact during the second half of last season as Barca recovered from a poor start to finish second in La Liga. He's still not quite caught fire at Barcelona, but there's definitely a talented player there – just watch him shine for Luis Enrique's Spain.
READ: Where are they now? The 14 Barca kids given debuts by Pep Guardiola
ST: Angel Alarcon
Alarcon is probably one of the few players on this list that neutrals haven't heard of but we doubt that'll be the case for much longer.
The 18-year-old joined Barcelona's La Masia academy from Espanyol in the summer of 2018 and has been a prolific goalscorer at youth level.
He's certainly one to keep an eye on.
Ángel Alarcón • El Killer • 2020/2021. 💥
Some of Ángel's best moments this season. Alarcón is a dynamic and mobile striker who can score goals from almost anywhere. Great finishing, acceleration, balance. He impresses with off-the-ball movement, intelligence, and positioning. pic.twitter.com/eKeUweJ89V
— Piotr Guziński (@Nyctophile1_) April 28, 2021
LW: Ansu Fati
The jewel of Barcelona's crown, Fati made his senior debut at the age of 16 in August 2019 and later became their youngest-ever goalscorer.
After scoring eight goals in 33 appearances in his breakthrough season, he then missed most of 2020-21 and Euro 2020 due to a serious knee injury.
The Spain international was given Barcelona's iconic No.10 shirt following Lionel Messi's departure and, despite another injury-hit campaign, showed enough flashes of quality to support the widely-held opinion that he's one of the best young footballers in the world.
READ NEXT: Where are they now? The Barcelona B XI from Messi's last game in 2005
TRY A QUIZ: Can you name Barcelona's XI from Lionel Messi's final game?
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Q: Android Service, WebSocket У нас в приложении имеется некоторая проблема с оповещениями, у некоторых пользователей они очень долго прилетают. А это заказы, они очень важны, да и другие оповещения очень важны, например о изменении состоянии.
Варианты:

*

*Посылать запросы раз в N - секунд. Например повесить на Service. Сильно он будет разряжать зарядку на телефоне?

*WebSocket. Как я понимаю (до этого не работал с ним), правильная его работа - отсоединение подключении при отключении экрана? Значит информация не придет при отключенном дисплеи.

*WebSocket. Можно не обрывать соединение при отключении дисплея. Как сильно повлияет на разрядку?
Чтобы данные прилетали в не зависимости от открытого экрана. Его использовать на уровне Application. А как лучше взаимодействовать с таким подходом? Читал EventBus поможет в таком случае
Может еще подскажите варианты?

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Coons calls on Trump to work with allies at G20 summit
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Sen. Chris Coons, D-Delaware, a member of the Foreign Relations Committee, released a statement calling on President Donald Trump to work with U.S. allies in Europe and Asia to pressure China to change its discriminatory trade practices such as intellectual property theft, forced technology transfer and cyber hacking of foreign firms prior to the G20 summit in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
"In Buenos Aires this weekend, President Trump should exercise leadership and work with those who share our values and our preference for free markets and democratic governance to pressure China to end its discriminatory practices and further open up its economy. By imposing tariffs on trusted allies like Canada, Sweden, Germany and South Africa under the guise of national security concerns, President Trump has divided us from our closest partners in these efforts. This summit is an opportunity to repair those relationships and work together to pressure China," said Coons.
"President Trump is right to have zeroed in on China's unfair trade practices, but a trade war with China isn't good for the world's economy over the long term, and it's not good for the U.S. economy either. The G20 summit in Argentina provides the U.S. with an invaluable opportunity to end the tariffs and begin a real negotiation to change the way the world trades with China," said Coons.
"Politically, economically and ideologically — we're competing with China more often than we are cooperating. We need to seek areas where we can partner with China. In areas where we cannot, the U.S. is best served by emphasizing American values and deepening and strengthening relationships with allies and partners around the world," said Coons.


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using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;

namespace Appleseed.PortalTemplate.DTOs
{
    [Serializable]
    public class ModuleSettingsDTO
    {
        public int ModuleID
        {
            get;
            set;
        }

        public string SettingName
        {
            get;
            set;
        }

        public string SettingValue
        {
            get;
            set;
        }

    }
}


The key to tailor made development is to understand our customer's business and to provide differential and innovative solutions. That is why we give great importance to the discovery of needs phase and to previous meetings with all participants. Each case is unique and must be carefully analyzed. And that's what we like.


Online fashion retailer Koovs has penned a deal with N Brown in hopes of breaking into the UK market amid a deepening financial crisis.
Koovs, which is based in London but trades in India, will now sell its range through N Brown's plus-size Simply Be fascia.
The deal comes after Koovs saw pre-tax losses for the year ending March grew to £19.3 million from £16.7 million in 2016 as India's demonetisation programme continued to eat into margins.
This will be the latest drive to boost its international presence and stem reliance on domestic sales in India, having announced a deal with UAE retailer Souq.com recently.
"We are absolutely delighted to be working with N Brown and to bring the Koovs young fashion brand to the UK with Simply Be, a brand that celebrates and empowers all women, whatever their size, through fun and exciting fashion," Koovs boss Mary Turner said.


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//#preprocess
package com.mmtechco.mobileminder;

import net.rim.device.api.system.Application;
import net.rim.device.api.system.ApplicationManager;
import net.rim.device.api.system.CodeModuleManager;
import net.rim.device.api.system.EventLogger;
import net.rim.device.api.system.GlobalEventListener;
import net.rim.device.api.system.SystemListener2;
import net.rim.device.api.ui.UiApplication;

import com.mmtechco.mobileminder.command.Commander;
import com.mmtechco.mobileminder.command.ContactPic;
import com.mmtechco.mobileminder.command.EmergencyNumbers;
import com.mmtechco.mobileminder.command.FileControl;
import com.mmtechco.mobileminder.data.FileSync;
import com.mmtechco.mobileminder.monitor.AppMonitor;
import com.mmtechco.mobileminder.monitor.CallMonitor;
import com.mmtechco.mobileminder.monitor.LocationMonitor;
import com.mmtechco.mobileminder.monitor.SMSMonitor;
import com.mmtechco.mobileminder.monitor.UninstallMonitor;
import com.mmtechco.mobileminder.ui.DebugScreen;
import com.mmtechco.mobileminder.ui.InfoScreen;
import com.mmtechco.util.Logger;

/**
 * Main entry point of the application.
 */
class MobileMinder extends UiApplication implements SystemListener2, GlobalEventListener {
	private Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(MobileMinder.class);

	private InfoScreen infoscreen;

	/**
	 * Entry point for application
	 *
	 * @param args
	 *            Alternate entry point arguments.
	 */
	public static void main(String[] args) {
		final MobileMinder app = new MobileMinder();

		// Listen for registration events
		app.addGlobalEventListener(app);
		CodeModuleManager.addListener(app, new UninstallMonitor());

		// If system startup is still in progress when this
		// application is run.
		if (ApplicationManager.getApplicationManager().inStartup()) {
			// Add a system listener to detect when system is ready and
			// available.
			app.addSystemListener(app);
		} else {
			// System is already ready and available so perform start up
			// work now. Note that this work must be completed using
			// invokeLater because the application has not yet entered the
			// event dispatcher.
			app.invokeLater(new Runnable() {
				public void run() {
					app.initialize();
				}
			});
		}

		// Start event thread
		app.enterEventDispatcher();

		// Register for logging
		EventLogger.register(Logger.GUID, Logger.APP_NAME,
				EventLogger.VIEWER_STRING);
		// #ifdef DEBUG
		EventLogger.clearLog();
		EventLogger.setMinimumLevel(EventLogger.DEBUG_INFO);
		// #endif
	}

	private void initialize() {
		//#ifdef DEBUG
		pushScreen(new DebugScreen());
		//#else
		infoscreen = new InfoScreen();
		pushScreen(infoscreen);
		//#endif

		// This needs to be in a thread as it performs network IO and would run
		// on the event queue and freeze the interface. Subsequent calls to it
		// use a separate timer thread
		Application.getApplication().invokeLater(new Runnable() {
			public void run() {
				new Thread() {
					public void run() {
						Registration.checkStatus();
					}
				}.start();
			}
		});
	}

	public void eventOccurred(long guid, int data0, int data1, Object object0,
			Object object1) {
		if (guid == Registration.ID) {
			logger.debug("Received event to start components");
			startComponents();
		}
	}

	/**
	 * Start components
	 */
	public void startComponents() {
		logger.debug("Starting components");

		CallSync.sync(); // No SMS sync facility on BB, only call sync
		FileSync.sync();

		// Monitors
		logger.debug("Starting monitors...");
		new AppMonitor();
		//new MailMonitor();
		CallMonitor.start();
		new SMSMonitor();
		LocationMonitor.start();

		logger.debug("Adding components to Commander");
		Commander.addComponent(new ContactPic());
		Commander.addComponent(new FileControl());
		Commander.addComponent(new EmergencyNumbers());
		Commander.startProcessing();
	}

	public void powerUp() {
		logger.debug("Started from powerup");
		removeSystemListener(this);
		// Wait for 30 seconds so OS network is initialized
		try {
			Thread.sleep(30000);
		} catch (InterruptedException e) {
			logger.warn(e.getMessage());
		}
		initialize();
	}

	public void powerOff() {
	}

	public void rootChanged(int state, String rootName) {
		// TODO: implement
	}

	public void backlightStateChange(boolean on) {
		// TODO: possibly restart app if crashed
	}

	public void batteryLow() {
	}

	public void batteryStatusChange(int status) {
	}

	public void cradleMismatch(boolean mismatch) {
	}

	public void fastReset() {
	}

	public void powerOffRequested(int reason) {
	}

	public void usbConnectionStateChange(int state) {
	}

	public void batteryGood() {
	}
}