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The Mayor, Commissioners, & Staff welcome you to Lake Helen. Discover why we are called The Gem of Florida.
327 S. Lakeview Drive, Lake Helen, Florida (386)228-2121
Facility Rental Application
Call City Hall at 386-228-2121
Lake Helen is home to six parks, 2 that include lakes that offer plenty of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors.
Lake Helen is dedicated to the preservation and maintenance of its lakes. Our namesake 'Lake Helen' and Lake Macy are among the largest lakes in the City. The remaining lakes vary in size from a few acres to less than one acre in area.
Our community recognizes our responsibility in continuing stewardship of these vital resources. Healthy lakes and their shores provide us with numerous environmental benefits, influence our quality of life, and strengthen our economy. They replenish groundwater, preserve biodiversity, and provide us with opportunities for recreation, tourism, and residential living. Our namesake is especially respected for its historical value to the community.
Lake Helen Public Works strives to maintains safe, functional, and attractive parks and facilities including playgrounds, picnic facilities, pavilions, multipurpose sports fields and courts, and lighted tennis courts. We also provide family-oriented, community events.
Many facilities – including Historical Hopkins Hall, Melissa Park Building, and the City Hall Conference Room – are available for rent. Pavilions are available at a first come, first serve basis.   To reserve a location for your next event, party, wedding, or conference please contact (386) 228-2121 to learn more or to secure your reservation.
Park hours: sunrise to sunset
Children playing at Blake Park
Blake Park | 493 S. Lakeview Drive
Blake Park is a public park, approximately 5 acres. Many annual community events are held in Blake Park including the City's July 4th celebration; Easter Egg Hunt and Spring Carnival; Art Festival and Health Fair; Car Shows and Bicycle events.
The Lake Helen Police Department sits in the SW corner of the park (493 S. Lakeview Drive). Further east is the Boys & Girls Club (after school program sponsored by Volusia County), and on the SE corner are the Lake Helen tennis courts with 2 beautiful courts open to the public from dawn to dusk (as is the park).
North of the Police Department is the Shuffleboard Club Building offers a small meeting hall/kitchen with attached tournament-size shuffleboard courts. (currently not available for rent.)
Centered to the east of Blake Park are a large pavilion, basketball courts, and playground equipment for the children. Picnic benches and outdoor grills are available. For information regarding rental of the building facilities in the park call Lake Helen City Hall at 386-228-2121.
City Hall | 327 S. Lakeview Drive
Mark & Sheftall of Jacksonville designed this school, built in 1916 of Bond sandstone brick by Hanner Brothers of Orlando. Its initial cost was $12,500. The Prairie-style school was named after Minerva Bond Long, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bond. It closed in April of 1996 and was replaced by Volusia Pines Elementary School at another location. This building currently houses city hall. The City Hall Conference Room is available for rent. For more information please contact 386-228-2121.
Lake Helen residents gather in front of City Hall for
911 Memorial Ceremony
West Volusia Saddle Club
Lake Helen Equestrian Center | 321 Pleasant Street
Lake Helen's Equestrian Center, approximately 5 acres, boasts a professional outdoor rodeo arena, announcer's booth, spacious horse stalls, practice arena, public bathroom facilities, picnic area, exercise trail, and playground. The playground/facilities/pavilion area and exercise trail were constructed as a multi-use trail system and trail-head to connect as part of the cross Florida trail system. The facilities, playground, practice arena, exercise trail, and parking area are open to the public. Information regarding the rental of the arena facilities is available at Lake Helen City Hall 386-228-2121.
The Equestrian Center is home to the West Volusia Saddle Club.
For more information on the West Volusia Saddle Club please visit their website (link opens to external website)
Lake Macy Park | Kicklighter Road
Lake Macy Park was improved and constructed through the efforts of the Lake Helen Parks & Recreation Department, Florida Recreational Assistance Environmental Grant, the City of Lake Helen, and many volunteers.
The park possesses an extended, partially covered dock where you will find a few avid fishermen; a primitive boat launch; an educational trail, pointing out native vegetation; restroom facilities; playground and picnic area amenities. Sailboats, Rowboats, or boats with trolling motors only, are allowed on the lake. No jet skis, no cast netting, no swimming or diving, no-wake zone.
Across the street is a trail to the 123-acre Colby-Alderman Park (link opens to an external site in new window), managed by Volusia County.
Lake Macy
Melissa Park | 450 W. Ohio Ave.
Melissa Park, is located at 450 Ohio Avenue and contains a small basketball court, playground equipment, horseshoe pits, and picnic amenities. The hall, located at the north end of the park, has restroom facilities, a kitchen, and a meeting hall with an approximate 40 person occupancy. Information regarding renting the Melissa Park building is available at Lake Helen City Hall 386-228-2121.
Mitchell Brothers Sports Complex | 321 Pleasant Street
Mitchell Brothers Sports Complex encompasses three baseball/ softball fields and a practice field; viewing stands; announcers' booth; concession stand; restroom facilities; and playground area.
The City of Lake Helen Little League and surrounding city leagues use the fields on a continuous basis during the baseball season. On the east end of the complex is a wooded trail extending from Ohio Avenue to Kicklighter Road that is used by Volusia Pines Elementary school children, bicyclists and avid community trail walkers/hikers.
Interested in renting out the field for your next league game? Contact the City Administrator at (386) 228-2121.
Children getting ready to fish at Lake Helen Lake
Picnic bench at Royal Park
Kayaking on Lake Helen Lake
Royal Park – location of the city's namesake lake: "Lake Helen" | Michigan Ave.
Royal Park is located on the south end of Lake Helen lake. Presently, the park has a small pavilion with picnic amenities, restroom facilities, a small 'band stand', and a boat ramp.
Future plans may encompass the construction of a larger pavilion with an attached walkway to a floating dock. Sailboats, Rowboats, or boats with trolling motors only, are allowed on the lake. No jet skis, no cast netting, no-wake zone. The present pavilion has housed the celebration of many small, informal weddings and family gatherings.
Hopkins Hall | 192 Connecticut Avenue
Hopkins Hall was built in 1897 for use as a community center and library. The library later moved across the street. The community gathering place built with funds donated by Willard and Betsy Hopkins had already donated several books, and there was an understanding that a library would be established.
Temporarily, they were kept in the home of Mrs. J.P. Mace, who acted as the librarian. After she died, an endowment fund was set up by Mrs. Hopkins' son to maintain the library. The Village Improvement Association, which had formed in January of 1897, donated the community house to the town. It was formally named Hopkins Hall. Later, the library moved into a newer building across the street to the south.
This building features a fish-scale stamped tin roof and interesting window details. Host your wedding or next even here, for information regarding rental and availability call Lake Helen City Hall 386-228-2121.
Hopkins Hall is the polling site for city elections.
*Asa Gray Park |106 S. Euclid Avenue
Asa Gray Park is a private park, approximately 2.5 acres, and is owned by the Lake Helen Garden Club. You will find the park on the south side of Main Street sharing crossroads with two of Lake Helen's historical churches. The park has a small pavilion and a meandering trail through diverse natural Florida vegetation. It is rented quite frequently for wedding ceremonies and is also used for picturesque photography backdrops during the spring blooming season.
POLICY: It is the policy of the City of Lake Helen to charge a rental fee, a security deposit fee, and a cleaning fee for the use of city facilities. The Lake Helen City Commission may approve specific individuals, clubs, groups, or organizations to use a city facility at a modified fee. However, a security deposit and cleaning fee shall always be required.
Rental fees and security deposits must be paid in full (Cash or Check accepted)
Changes in reservation times must be submitted at least 30 days before event date. Upon a request for change to your reservation, you will be provided a quote for any additional fees. Once you accept these additional fees, any subsequent cancellation will be subject to our cancellation policy.
Cancellations:
If the Event is cancelled 30 or more days prior to the Event, then full deposit, cleaning fee and rental fees can be refunded or rescheduled (pending availability)
If the Event is cancelled less than 30 days prior to the scheduled Event, then rental fee and cleaning fee will not be refunded, deposit can be returned.
An Event may be rescheduled one time. If an event is cancelled more than one time, the rental fee won't be refunded.


MADRID— El Clásico, the beautiful game, Barcelona vs. Real Madrid, no matter what you call it Spain's biggest soccer game of the year is the most perfect, thrilling and powerful sporting event in the world.
When you exit the Metro and walk up the stairs into the Santiago Bernabeu grounds, you enter a new world, one that is brimming with pride and passion. Walk into any bar and you will see an array of FC Barcelona and Real Madrid fans chatting away about their team's chances for this year's game.
"Anywhere that serves alcohol is the place to be before the game," said Gonzalo Gazia, a local fan.
For decades the pub has been a staple in soccer. Even if you don't have tickets fans gather around the stadium to watch the game in bars like the Restaurante Brios, a small pub that is right across from the stadium.
Do not worry about having a hard time getting a beer, the staff of the bars are well oiled machines much like their team they know when game day arrives they must be prepared.
Compared to most sporting events around the world, games in Spain start very late. The game started at 11pm but fans are at the bars and in the area many hours before kick off.
Once you finally make your way up to the stadium steps a frantic crowd piles in with you waiting for the gates to open, this is not a place for the claustrophobic. The gates are packed with people like sardines who want to be the first ones in.
When the gates open a mad dash occurs up the ramps, past security and into the stands.
Ones we finally made it all the way up steps and set foot out into the viewing area the stadium takes your breath away, it is a monument to the beautiful game.
Santiago Bernabeu opened in 1947 according to the clubs official website and can hold over 81,000 people its a simple stadium that isn't flashy but does the job better than most.
Seeing the game is the most important thing to fans and the Bernabeu does not have a bad seat in the house. Our seats were in the nosebleeds but not a moment of action was gone unseen.
As fans pile in and starting lineups are introduced chants engulf the stadium.
Fans scream Ala Madrid!". it was deafening sound of unity and pride it sent sent chills down my spine. The floor below us began to shake as kickoff arrived; it is unlike any sporting event I have ever experienced.
I found myself joining the chants even though I am a staunch hater of Real Madrid. It was overwhelming, the happiness and pride felt by the entire stadium was overwhelming.
The chanting never stops; the fans never lose attention from before kickoff to well after the game the energy is constant.
When the final whistle blew Real Madrid was up 2-0 and the fans in Bernabeu let out a massive cheer that shook me to my core. I couldn't help but smile as I saw people of all ages celebrating a win over Madrid's most hated rival.
When the game is over the celebration doesn't stop in fact it intensifies as we took to the streets fans chanted and celebrated.
It was nearly 1:30am but many fans went back into the bar to toast to their pride and joy, Real Madrid.
"It should the greatest game in the world," said Nyco Scheers a visiting fan from Belgium.
Weather you get tickets to be in the stadium or not you can certainly find a place to feel included in the action.
El Clásico is more than a game to the people of Spain it is an experience that pits the two largest cities in Spain against each other. The game engulfs fans emotions, hearts and well being it is astonishing.
When I decided to go to El Clásico I did my research, I thought I was prepared. I was wrong. There is no way to prepare for this spectacle. Words barely do it justice, pictures and video only tell half of the story.
To understand El Clásico you have to be there, you have to be witness the most intense rivalry on the planet.


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The absolute best book on bird photography! Art has a great writing style and shares all that he knows in this book. It is a little outdated as it was published before digital photography became so popular but it is a must have for anyone that photographs birds.


When at the end of 2015 we announced our new beer, Alaskan Mrgud, I have never dreamed that a little over one year later, the beer will receive such a prestigious award. As always in the process of creating a recipe, I mostly used my own intuition, but years of experience also count. Alaskan Mrgud (original name is Aljaski Mrgud) was a success from the very beginning. It's enough to say that it was the first Black IPA (IPA at all!) brewed by me, and that later there was no need to modify the recipe. I am of the opinion that the brewer first has to sort our everything in his/her own head, agree with himself as to what effect he wants to achieve, and then just implement it. I wanted my Mrgud to be more fruity than caramel, with an unusual aroma of berries, pine needles and coffee, with a solid, but not excessive bitterness. Despite the style name, for some deterrent - Black IPA - the beer was to be drinkable, not heavy and gently rounded with a caramel note. Does my Mrgud deserve to be recognized as the best beer brewed in Croatia in 2016? I'm not a person who would inject some votum, it's obvious, but looking at the issue completely objectively the anwser is yes and no. Yes, because it's really phenomenal beer. No, because it is not enough of it on the market. In my opinion the best beer should be selected from those that have at least fifty ratings on Ratebeer. What could be more valuable that such distinction? Of course yes, although I do not deny that this award filled me with joy. But people are more important that statistics. That is why I will remember 2016 as the year in which my brewing friends, Dunja and Vitaliy, chose Mrgud as a surprise gift for their wedding guests. I also remember the fact that Nicole arrived at our door on one hot day and during a relaxed chat over a beer, it turned out that she comes from Fairbanks (Alaska), where she runs a small shop with craft beers. Heard of Mrgud from Alaska, she decided to change a little a plan of her vacation in Slovenia and for two days she came to Hvar, to meet Togo, our Malamute, in whose honor the beer was named. She even decided to take two bottles of beer with her to Alaska as the gift for her boyfried. Well, it is success!


From the time the children started preschool, the teachers had been teaching the children to make cards or crafts for occasions like Mother's Day or Father's Day. When they reach home, they will present it to us.
As they like to do handicraft, especially the girls, they will also do cards for our birthdays and anniversaries.
Though they used normal printing paper to do the card, the cards are still nice in my eyes. Most importantly, the cards are unique as all are drawn by our children.
On my birthday, I received cards from 3 kids and a red packet from Amilie as well. Haha! Can't remember how much she had given me but isn't that sweet?
Papa recently bought MTG cards online. The card game which he played when he was younger. Papa taught the kids on playing the game. Everyday, Izaac asked Papa whether he can play the card game. Sometimes, Izaac managed to win a game or 2. Here's another game between papa and Izaac.
Well, girls will be girls. I remember when Athina is still a baby, she dislikes people to touch her hair. Now, she doesn't mind at all.
She will want her hair to be tied and she doesn't mind having her head bonded by hair band.
When she knows that her picture is being taken. She will smile sweetly at the camera.
She is able to pose different poses when I told her to.
Here's a few of her sweet smiling poses.
Athina is able to hold herself up with support of anything that she can hold on. See how she is using the Mega Blocks Box as a support to hold herself.


In October, Marryat made his first acquaintance with Malta, and the scenes associated with the immortal memory of Mr. Midshipman Easy Company Formation. He was not to stay there long, for the Impérieuse left almost immediately to join Lord Collingwood, who was cruising off Palermo. Soon after, the future describer of so many dashing affairs with boats had an opportunity of seeing one. On the 14th of November (Marryat himself says the 15th), the Impérieuse sighted two vessels under the land of Corsica, and, as it was calm, the boats were ordered out to examine them, under the command of Napier and Fayrer.
"As soon," it is Marryat who speaks, "as they were within half a mile, the ship hoisted English colours. The sight of these colours, of course, checked the attack; the boats pulled slowly up toward her, and, when within hail, demanded what she was, for, if an English vessel, she could have no objection to be boarded by the boats of an English frigate. Now, as it afterwards was proved, the ship was a Maltese privateer of great celebrity Hong Kong Apartments, commanded by the well-known Pasquil Giliano, who had been very successful in his cruises, and, if report spoke truly, for the best of reasons, as he paid very little respect to any colours; in fact, he was a well-known pirate, and, when he returned to Malta, his hold was full of goods taken out of vessels, which he had burnt that he might not weaken his crew by sending them away; and in an Admiralty Court so notoriously corrupt as that of Malta, inquiries were easily hushed up. Although such was the fact, still it had nothing to do with the present affair.
"When the boats pulled up astern, the captain of the polacre answered that he was a Maltese privateer, but that he would not allow them to come on board; for, although Napier had hailed him in English, and he could perceive the red jackets of the Marines in the boats, Giliano had an idea from the boats being fitted out with iron tholes and grummets, like the French, that they belonged to a ship of that nation. A short parley ensued, at the end of which the captain of the privateer pointed to his boarding nettings triced up, and told them that he was prepared, and if they attempted to board he should defend himself to the last. Napier replied that he must board, and Giliano leaped from the poop telling him that he must take the consequences. The answer was a cheer and a simultaneous dash of the boats to the vessel's side MD Senses.
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Bobby's Bar Breda is the perfect bar to enjoy the best gin&tonics, cocktails and beers. Rather have a cup of coffee or tea? We offer a luxurious and diverse menu. The food menu with its bites and platters is perfect for sharing. (You don't have to though). Bobby's Bar Breda is a hip and cozy bar where you can relax with your friends, family or colleagues. It is located on the boat: Spinola in Spanjaardsgat.
We're open seven days a week and provide various tastings and workshops.
EVERY TUESDAY GINSDAY! FREE TONIC!
Bobby's Gin Tonic Tasting let you taste three kinds of gin&tonic.
You'll get a floral, a spicy and a fruity gin&tonic.
Find out what you like and dislike and learn more about the gin&tonics and the garnisch. In the end you'll choose your favourite one, you'll get that one in full size.
It is possible to reserve a Bobby's Gin Tonic Tasting for six persons and upwards for €31,50 p.p. The tasting takes two hours. The Gin Tonic Tasting is on board of the Spinola, Spanjaardsgat, Breda, where Bobby's Bar is located.
It is possible to serve several snacks and bites during the workshop.
At the Cocktail workshop at Bobby's our cocktailexpert will learn you how to make the best cocktails. We will start with a drink to make you feel welcome. After that we'll tell you about the making of cocktails and special techniques. Of course you'll taste different cocktails during this explanation. In the end you are going to shake your own cocktail.
It is possible to reserve a Cocktail worskhop for six persons and upwards for €20,00 p.p. The workshop takes two hours. The Cocktail Workshop is on board of the Spinola, Spanjaardsgat, Breda, where Bobby's Bar is located.
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There's no question, user engagement is reshaping many things in the enterprise. But how is it shaping ERP? Gartner just issued a prediction that worldwide IT spending is projected to increase by more than six percent this year to total $3.7 trillion - the highest growth rate seen since 2007. Is this money being well-spent? How do you gain a head start on AI? Easy. Buy it. What are the top 10 things developers which CIOs knew about their jobs? Find out in the 'Related News' section below.
What else is happening in the EA world?
CIOs should develop a "value architecture" details how to evaluate investments in terms of strategy and risk appetite. The value architecture also serves as a framework for how everyone involved in the process thinks about capital allocation, including trade-off decisions and the project portfolio management strategy. Click here to learn more.
Enterprise software products have a history of being built around businesses, with less focus on individual users' job functions and requirements. Recent research shows that for every dollar spent in user experience (UX) design, $100 can be returned through increased productivity, reduced time spent navigating legacy systems and increased customer satisfaction. Learn the six trends that are reshaping enterprise software UX from this article.
Enterprise software spending is forecast to experience the highest growth in 2018 with an increase exceeding 11 percent, and "barring unexpected disruption, the software industry is expected to continue capitalizing on the evolution of digital business," according to a statement from the analyst firm. This article evaluates how and where the money is being spent.
"Despite huge levels of interest in AI technologies, current implementations remain at quite low levels," Whit Andrews, a Gartner analysts says. Learn the immense potential for strong growth from spearheading pilot AI programs by any means possible: purchasing, building, or outsourcing efforts.
APIs and microservices are proving to be critical components of digital transformation – both to re-architect apps and for moving to the cloud. IBM's Alan Glickenhouse points to a strong third benefit: Rapid Innovation. He shares guidance, business ideas, and even architecture tips to let you take your APIs and microservices to the next level. Click here to read the full article.
The Open Container Initiative (OCI), the open-source community in charge of creating container standards, has announced the launch of the Distribution Specification project to standardize container image distribution, based on the Docker Registry v2 protocol. This protocol standardizes container image distribution, which supports the pushing and pulling of container images. Read more here.
Developers are responsible for carrying out the technology vision of the CIO. However, many feel that the CIO does not fully understand the pressures they are up against, and what tools and training they need to succeed at their job and create the most value. Click here to read the fascinating list.
Across the Western world, the swell of populism, which offers outrage but no real answers, threatens to drown all before it. Globalization has borne the brunt of the blame thus far, but populist movements are searching for a new scapegoat: Big tech. How do we fix Big Tech? Click here to read an expert opinion on remedying Big Tech.
That was the week in a nutshell; let's see what next week brings!


With Baltimore police officers in riot gear lining the street, a man stands at the corner of Pennsylvania and North avenues, April 27, 2015. Unrest erupted in Baltimore following the funeral service for Freddie Gray, who died last week while in Baltimore police custody.
The funeral of Freddie Gray and the mass peaceful protests that followed his death were eclipsed Monday night by widespread uprisings and standoffs between young people and police in Baltimore. It started on Saturday in Camden Yards, where kids busted police windows, broke glass at a mall and had standoffs with Orioles fans, some of whom chanted at them, "F—k Freddie Gray!" But then things appeared to die down.
Things took a more dramatic turn on Monday a few hours after the funeral of Gray, when people burned a police car, smashed windows, threw rocks at officers and looted a CVS. At least 15 officers were injured, 27 people were arrested, and the National Guard and troops were called in. Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake announced a curfew starting Tuesday from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m.
Orioles Chief Operating Officer John Angelos spoke about his outrage, not concerning property being damaged, but the loss of working-class jobs being outsourced and diminishing civil rights protections bent on controlling an unfairly impoverished underclass.
But pastors and community activists who have been pounding the pavement all week were working hard to keep the focus on Freddie Gray.
"Today, peace. Tomorrow, justice," beloved Baltimore pastor Frank M. Reid said quietly as he waited for Gray's casket to be carried out. Reid was talking about a coalition of pastors from Baltimore intent on setting an agenda for the future of the city. But now they were focused on the life of Gray.
Over a dozen clergymen from all over Baltimore laid Gray to rest at the New Shiloh Baptist Church. Gray, a West Baltimore citizen whose spinal cord was severed and who slipped into a coma as he rode in a paddy wagon, was 25 years old.
Gray was remembered at the funeral by friends and mentors as being a comedian with a gift for imitating voices and as a person who bought neighborhood kids ice cream from the ice cream truck. Clyde Boatwright, a former staff member at his former high school, Carver High School, described him as someone who never caused any trouble the entire time he knew him at school.
"Today we are focused on being a blessing to this family. Tomorrow we will meet and come up with an agenda. We have been working together all weekend long," said Reid, recognizing Gray's grieving family of sisters, stepfather, mother and father in the audience.
Families United for Justice, a group of relatives of black victims of police violence—including the mothers of Amadou Diallo, Ramarley Graham and Kimani Gray; the sister of Shantel Davis; and the niece of Alberta Spruill—traveled from New York to the funeral.
If Baltimore has proved nothing else to the world for the past week, it has shown that it is in desperate need of change. There are 16,000 abandoned homes in neglected pockets of the city and a 25 percent unemployment rate. And while downtown development has blossomed for several decades, the majority of the city and the residents live in a kind of poverty normally reserved for underdeveloped countries. "Why can't the Westside get the same thing that downtown gets?" asked Murphy.


I am a part of the Save the Storks movement because they are not ever going to throw trash at a woman, they are not ever going to scream with hate and venom, Save the Storks has no desire to de-fund anyone or make abortion illegal, we want to love women so big and give them so much empowerment that abortion becomes unthinkable. To learn more about Save the Storks and the work they are doing click the link button. To have me come speak at your church, conference, or organization fill out the form below.
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Visit the most complete charcoal-fuelled ironworks in Britain located near Taynuilt.
Founded in 1753 by Cumbrian iron masters attracted by the industrial potential of Argyll's woodlands, Bonawe Iron Furnace is situated in a spectacular setting at the head of Loch Etive which extends up towards the dramatic Glen Coe.
At its height the furnace produced up to 700 tons of pig iron from Cumbrian ore annually which was cast into everything from cannonballs during the Napoleonic War to iron pigs for export and even the first monument erected to Admiral Nelson after the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805.
A detailed and informative exhibition charts the development of the furnace up until its closure in 1876 and explains the chemistry behind iron making. Today visitors can see inside the charcoal sheds – immense, cathedral-like structures – and admire the remarkably complete furnace.


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A recent severe storm downed three mature white oaks on my property, providing the perfect opportunity to boost my fitness and test 16-in. cordless chainsaws from DeWalt, Makita, and Milwaukee. When the saws were in my office, they elicited the most varied responses to a new tool that I've ever heard from my coworkers. Some likened them to toys. Others thought they were really cool.
Slim chains. Thinner than the more common 0.050-ga. chains (left), the 0.043-ga. chains (right) reduce drag for more cuts from the saw's battery.
So why would you want a cordless chainsaw when gas models are less expensive and can run all day on only a few dollars' worth of fuel? The reason: These saws are really handy—they go to work quickly and without fuss. They're also quiet compared to a gas saw, you don't need to mix and store two-cycle fuel, and—especially important to remodelers—you can use them indoors.
All of the saws have a 16-in. bar and use thin-kerf (0.043-ga.) chains with 56 links. The $15 to $20 chains are common enough that I was able to find replacements at my local box store and on Amazon. The chains stretch quickly, so check the tension on new chains often. Although they share the same chain and bar layout, all have different battery platforms. The Milwaukee uses a single 18v pack. The Makita uses two 18v batteries. And the DeWalt uses their 60v (nominal) FlexVolt battery.
In addition to the nearly 40 hours I spent limbing and bucking large branches from my fallen trees, I also did a runtime test on 6-in.- to 10-in.-diameter branches. I installed brand new chains and rotated through the three saws after every cut to ensure each got the same workout with regard to species and log diameter (see results below).
After using these saws for a few weeks, I've decided that all of them are fully functional for property maintenance and residential construction, and none of them is sufficiently better than the others to make it worth switching battery platforms. So, will a battery-powered chainsaw replace your gas saw? Not yet, because with constant use you can't recharge the batteries fast enough; but they make a really handy (albeit expensive) second saw.
This tool was unfazed by 12-in.-dia. oak logs, but was in the middle of the pack on cuts-per-charge using a 9-amp/hr pack, the largest DeWalt offers. The number of cuts would be far less with the 3-amp/hr pack that comes with the kit version. Some online reviews claim the bar attachment is faulty. I didn't have any trouble, but I did find the pack difficult to remove, and oil leaks were an issue.
At 12 lb., this was the lightest and bestbalanced of the saws. It runs on a pair of 5-amp/hr batteries rather than one big high-amp/hr brick. I like the smaller packs because they're more useful on other smaller tools from the same platform, like impact drivers and drills. This saw leaked the least oil, but I just couldn't get used to its poorly placed safety button.
Milwaukee's monster 4-lb., 12-amp/hr battery pack helped their saw best the others in the runtime test, but it also makes the fully loaded saw 14 lb.— the heaviest of the group—and I definitely felt the effects by the end of my head-tohead testing. I like Milwaukee's time-tested bar-attachment method, especially since the wrench stores on the bottom of the saw.
These are the right fit if you want to take advantage of your battery platform and just use your chainsaw occasionally. But the best battery chainsaw overall is the EGO - according to other reviews.
These battery powered saws are pretty amazing. It is hard to overstate the benefit of no maintenance, quieter, no mixing fuel, and instant power.


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Data, fuelling the mining operations of tomorrow
If data is the new oil… how do we turn that oil into fuel for mining operations? Hexagon's Rob Daw and Adrian Kirk-Burnnand join Carly for a lively debate
by Carly Leonida
My intention for September, was to write three, maybe four articles, on data collection and visualisation for The Intelligent Miner, then move on. However, one thing led to the next and I couldn't help but dig a bit further into the topic.
It's widely agreed that the first step on the path to holistically optimising and managing mines at an operational or even an enterprise level, is to unify their data streams into a single platform.
Doing so not only allows us to cross-correlate performance information, it provides a means to breakdown work siloes and react intelligently to changes (both internal and external) much faster and, hence, improve the agility of businesses.
For some time, Swedish sensor and software giant Hexagon AB has been working on creating what it calls 'autonomous connected ecosystems', or ACEs (regular visitors will have read about them in my June interview with Marcos Bayuelo from Hexagon's Mining division).
Adrian Kirk-Burnnand is portfolio manager for Hexagon's MineEnterprise solutions
Rob Daw is chief technology officer for Hexagon's Mining Division
These are essentially areas within a mining operation that leverage interconnected, IoT-powered technologies. The systems respond autonomously and holistically to events or situations in specific areas and, in doing so, enable rapid decisions to be made regarding safety, productivity, profitability etc.
To create this ecosystem, the technologies, or point solutions, link back to the HxGN MineEnterprise Platform; a centralised, vendor-agnostic, data repository that essentially provides a hub for operations management.
From Hexagon's Mining division, Adrian Kirk-Burnnand, portfolio manager for MineEnterprise, and chief technology officer, Rob Daw, were willing to explore the subject of data integration with me in more detail and so off we went…
Why integrate data?
"The data quality improvement you get with having systems integrated, using data from a single source really does add value," said Kirk-Burnnand.
"How do we do that? By sharing things like master data configurations. By standardising the data and making sure the systems can easily talk to each other, and that they know what they're receiving when they receive it.
"It's important because otherwise systems are departmentalised or siloed. If you've got lots of manual steps to report the data, or the information's locked up in those systems, be it a desktop system or Excel… you could potentially lose revenue or add to your costs because of delayed decision-making."
"Interoperability is so important," Daw agreed. "It's going to help us gain insights into parts of our organisations and businesses that we've never been able to see before. And once we start to get a more complete view across operations and solutions, it's really going to drive innovation in the mining sector.
"Groups like the GMG are doing an excellent job of starting to define standards. But then there's the tactical piece of how do we actually execute on this?"
Five or six years ago, Hexagon went through a spate of acquisitions in the mining space and, in 2014, I wrote a commentary piece for Mining Magazine speculating about where the company was heading with them. A few years down the line, it's interesting to see how the different products are being fitted together to create ACEs.
"We are very fortunate that we have so many of those technologies under our umbrella, that we're able to work this end-to-end and understand the challenges," Daw said. "It really does open your eyes to what's possible.
"When you look at the different siloes, you push the bounds of those, as far as you can… the opportunities are endless. It's just about having the right focus."
A desktop view from HxGN MineEnterprise showing collision avoidance analytics. Image: Hexagon
Are we ready for this?
It's one thing having the technologies, but are mining companies ready for ACEs and integrated workflows? I asked. Change management is no mean feat, particularly in an industry that is famed for being set in its ways.
Kirk-Burnnand took that question: "Integrated solutions are actually easier to use," he said. "They remove a lot of manual processes and save time by reducing the more mundane administrative tasks.
"With that time that you've saved, you do need to implement new processes. Those are higher-value processes than the ones you've been able to retire. But yes, the structure does need to allow the time for those new processes to be adopted."
Daw was direct: "Are we ready for it? Yes. Have we really hit the nail on the head as an industry? There's still work to be done there, but everyone has a strong desire to be able to achieve that.
"We can break that down into a couple of areas…
"So, operational technology: looking at that from planning, to ops, and back again, and exploring how we can leverage that information.
"And then, around company structure, as new technologies, methodologies and processes are implemented into mines, we do see different groups being established.
"For example, if we look back 20 or 30 years ago, there was little provision in environmental management, and now we have dedicated groups focusing on that area.
"In another 20 years' time, will we have groups that are focused on analytics, or will they be more persona based – looking at the entire workflow, from exploration to export, from a geologist's point of view?
"And with all those things, we've got to focus on return on investment too. It's got to be sustainable change as well."
A helping hand in decision making
Hexagon's core strategy with ACEs revolves around collecting data and using it to make real-world decisions.
The first application, announced in June, helps remove people from high-risk areas of mines by allowing slope monitoring systems to 'talk' directly to collision avoidance systems on mine vehicles and alert personnel of impending danger.
The company is currently working on sensor technology to advance this capability, allowing more information to be gathered quickly and easily.
Machine learning is already being used in Hexagon's operator alertness system to identify when operators are distracted or experiencing microsleeps. Image: Hexagon
"When we talk about autonomous solutions, it's not just about self-driving trucks, or autonomous haulage systems," Daw explained. "It's also about leveraging data to enable automated workflows.
"I think, in the short term, mining operations will move more to assisted decision-making. So, how can we allow the system to take all of that information, and then actually create answers? Scenario-based planning, effectively.
"And then, in the next 20 years, I think we're going to move further into fully autonomous decision-making capabilities. That's where it's all heading."
What role will data science play in that vision? I asked.
"It's huge," Daw said. "We're leveraging it ourselves in mining, in terms of machine learning, with our operator alert system. The facial recognition capabilities can determine when people are distracted or experiencing microsleeps.
"That's a use case today, and I think tomorrow… taking that more holistic dataset and starting to identify trends and what the best decision is going forward… The trick today is to get the quality of data to be able to feed those systems, to allow them to work more efficiently.
"To touch on your point before around, are companies ready for these types of solutions? I think the biggest hurdle for a lot of companies at the moment is truly understanding what quality data looks like.
"Once you get a good grasp on that, it can be a gamechanger."
Automatic benefits
What opportunities could automated data collection and integration present for mining companies going forward? I asked.
"At an operational level, I split that into what can we do in the field and what can we do in the office," said Daw. "By automating data collection in the field, it's allowing us to push the use of autonomy and start making smarter decisions on the edge.
"On the office side, it's more about having access to that data, having full situational awareness and proactive decision-making. But also, and, unfortunately, there's no silver bullet to potential incidents out on mine sites, the best thing we can do is to learn from those incidents.
"By bringing together multiple datasets, we can analyse those events properly and put measures in place to minimise the likelihood of them happening going forward."
Integrating slope monitoring and collision avoidance technologies allows alerts to be sent autonomously to managers and operators if the risk level increases in certain areas of a mine. Image: Hexagon
From operation to enterprise
Kirk-Burnnand added to that: "The benefit of integrating multiple datasets… what that provides is a complete and holistic view of what's happening," he explained.
"At the enterprise level, that means being able to look across the data collected from different mines… even the big companies' mines tend to operate as siloes.
"But maybe there's a best practice at one operation that could be applied across others? What is working for one operation won't always work for another, but could it? And should you try that?
"By having data collection in the field and the IoT, you're able to measure changes and check if they worked. At the enterprise level that is key for the sustainability of businesses going forward."
Daw agreed: "I think, as the industry adopts more technology, having the ability to fail fast through having these insights… it really does give us a different view on the world.
"Is a particular action going to work? Let's try it, measure it, action it, and feed it back to the organisation as quickly as possible.
"And if it doesn't work, that's okay, let's move on. I think automating that process and data collection definitely gives us different insights on what we could do."
Daw tied up the conversation nicely: "Mining has been around for a long time, and we've continued to do business the way we've always done business," he said.
"Once we start to get some insight into this data, there is huge potential to change our business models, to look at the way we are doing business and make it more sustainable."
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Everything they do to save themselves only helps shale to kill them more surely, if more slowly.
The present agreement was supposed to reduce OPEC production by 1.8 million barrels per day (bpd), but it failed miserably. Thanks to cheating (several members boosted their daily production in advance of the cuts so they wouldn't feel as much pain when the agreement kicked in on January 1), and exemptions granted to Iran, Libya, and Nigeria, the actual net reduction was about 800,000 bpd. That translates to one percent of the world's crude oil output. That was enough to push crude prices slightly higher for a couple of months but not enough to keep them moving higher. Instead crude oil prices on the world market fell, touching $45 a barrel in early May.
Albert Einstein is famous for many things, including his definition of insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. Russia and the cartel are reaching out to non-members in an effort to persuade them to join the production-cut agreement. Those efforts have recently been focused on Egypt and Turkmenistan, whose total daily production amounts to just 700,000 bpd. Eleven non-member states are being targeted by the cartel in what increasingly appears to be a last-gasp effort to cut world inventories and raise crude oil prices.
U.S. oil and gas companies have already stepped up activities in 2017 as they start to increase their spending amid a recovery in oil prices. In addition to the growth in the U.S., higher oil production is expected in Canada and Brazil.
Because of those "stepped up activities," OPEC said that the U.S. energy industry is likely to exceed earlier estimates substantially. Its previous estimate was that U.S. production of crude would increase by 285,000 barrels a day in 2017. Now it looks like U.S. production will increase by 820,000 barrels a day, neatly wiping out the reduction that OPEC's present agreement was alleged to have accomplished.
Production cuts are intended to keep the price of oil down. Lower prices makes it harder for some fracking producers to be profitable- forcing them to shut down. That lowers supply and would allow Saudi Arabia and Russia to increase their market share and will raise price in the future for them. Russia's "cut" isn't much of a cut for them- prior to the latest production allocation they cranked up their facilities to maximum output- a level they would have difficulties sustaining. The "cut" takes them "down" to their usual output.
Production cuts are intended to keep the price of oil down.
Don't worry, "Peak Oil" is just around the corner, and then the prices will skyrocket!
Oops. Haven't had my coffee yet.
I am hoarding it just in case .
We have West Texas Light @ 48.85 , Brent @ 51.82 , ( both up about a dollar ) , Heating Oil @ 1.51 , wholesale gasoline @ 1.60 , copper @ 2.53 , one yr forecast on oil is 56 . All look like bargains except Nat Gas ( 3.35 , down 2 1/4 % ) .
Quad 204 is BP's third out of seven major upstream projects planned for start-up this year. New projects coming online last year and this year are expected to raise BP's production capacity by 500,000 boed net by the end of 2017. By 2020, BP expects around 800,000 boed production from new projects.
Companies seem to be very happy at $50/bbl oil, and growth is expected to continue as long as WTI stays in that range.
According to the EIA, U.S. production will rise in almost every month in the next two years, as improved technologies and techniques allow companies to remain economic.
By March 2018, the end of the proposed extension of cuts, the U.S. is projected to be producing 9,880 MBOPD, up 1,100 MBOPD from December 2016. If the agency's U.S. production numbers hold, this would wipe out almost all of OPEC's cut production, leaving OPEC members with less market share and little to show for it.
The White House plan to trim the national debt includes selling off half of the nation's emergency oil stockpile and the entire backup gasoline supply, part of a broad series of changes proposed by President Donald Trump to the federal government's role in energy markets.
Trump's first complete budget proposal, released Tuesday, would raise $500 million in fiscal year 2018 -- and as much $16.6 billion over the next decade -- by drawing down the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
Iraq pumped about 80,000 more barrels of oil a day than permitted by Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries curbs during the first quarter. If that deal gets extended to 2018, the nation will have even less incentive to comply because capacity at key southern fields is expanding and three years of fighting Islamic State has left it drowning in debt.
If the OPEC meeting in Vienna fails to shock oil prices upwards, Deutsche Bank analysts would "feel inclined to downgrade" the investment attractiveness of oil sector stocks to Neutral, according to a new note by Mark Roberts, the German bank's chief of research and strategy for alternatives.
The Saudi-UAE vs Qatar confrontation holds another risk. All GCC countries depend on stability in the oil and gas markets, which is evident from the recent OPEC deal. A full-fledged confrontation will, without any doubt, put pressure on the current compliance rate of OPEC members to production cuts. Doha will be able to sabotage the current 6+3 production cut agreement between OPEC and non-OPEC members. If Doha decides to join the ranks of Iran and Iraq, OPEC's future will be in doubt.
Shale oil / fracking oil wells fade off in terms of production pretty quickly- they can peak in output in just a year or two and decline after that. This means you need a fairly steady addition of new wells just to maintain current levels of production.
And they just keep drilling more, not to mention the huge backlog of drilled but uncompleted wells.
A new proposal by the Trump administration will allow oil companies to use seismic air guns to search for fossil fuel deposits in the Atlantic Ocean, according to reports emerging from Washington.
Former President Barack Obama had blocked this form of testing due to dangers posed to marine wildlife in the area. The current White House needs Marine Mammal Protection Act permits from a specialized branch of the Commerce Department to allow five companies to use the technique.
"An authorization for incidental takings shall be granted if [the National Marine Fisheries Service] finds that the taking will have a negligible impact on the species," a Federal Register notice, scheduled for publication on Tuesday, read. The agency will accept public comments through July 7th before deciding whether to grant the required permits. An approval would allow the seismic gun shots to fire in the Fall.
Trump's April executive order, which expanded areas available for offshore drilling, included certain areas of the East coast. There are currently no active rigs in coastal waters ranging from Delaware to Florida.
Dallas-based Zion Oil & Gas, Inc said on Monday that it had begun drilling a deep well onshore Israel, expecting to drill through at least four different geological strata with oil and gas potential.
Zion Oil & Gas has spud the Megiddo-Jezreel #1 in the Jezreel Valley in Israel, and, depending on results and subject to cash resources, it would drill multiple wells from the pad site, the company said.
Just when you thought there couldn't be any more oil in Texas … new technology is about to unlock an extremely shallow field that is brimming with heavy oil that has been impossible to recover--until now.
OPEC's crude oil production increased by 270,000 bpd in May over April, to stand at 32.12 million bpd--the highest level since January this year--as exempt Libya and Nigeria saw their respective output sharply recovering, according to an S&P Global Platts survey.
Despite the high compliance from the cartel's biggest producer and de facto leader Saudi Arabia, as well as from Angola, output jumped from exempt OPEC members Libya and Nigeria, and Iraq continued to under-comply significantly, increasing its production in May, the survey showed.


A Lancashire resident failed today to bring a legal challenge to the decision by the Communities Secretary, Sajid Javid, over one of Cuadrilla's proposed shale gas sites.
Mr Javid announced in October 2016 that he was reopening the public inquiry into plans to frack at Roseacre Wood, near Blackpool, despite the recommendation from an inspector that the scheme should be refused on highway safety grounds.
Roseacre resident, Jules Burton, who lives 500m from the proposed site, sought to bring a legal challenge in the High Court against reopening the inquiry.
He argued that the Secretary of State's decision was unfair, irrational, tainted with bias and an abuse of power.
But in the past few minutes, Mr Justice Kerr, sitting at Manchester Civil Justice Centre, said the case was not arguable and he refused permission for a challenge. He confirmed a written ruling issued before Easter by Mr Justice Dove.
"This has nothing whatever to do with justice and everything to do with the interpretation of the law. This is the interpretation the government chooses to put on the law because the government wants to promote fracking.
Mr Javid said in October he was minded to approve Cuadrilla's plans to drill, frack and test up to four wells at Roseacre Wood. But he said Cuadrilla had failed to provide adequate evidence that it had properly addressed highway safety issues.
Reopening the inquiry would, Mr Javid said, give the company an opportunity to "provide additional evidence".
The reopened inquiry has been scheduled for six-to eight days and is expected to begin on 10 April 2018. Cuadrilla had said it would use the time before the new inquiry to undertake further traffic surveys and assessments that would inform updated transport plans.


A couple of us are (somehow) already finishing up the school year in the latest Persona entry, but a few others are about to make the leap. Will they survive the latest and greatest in Japanese High School Simulation Technology? Will they discover things about themselves and their emotional baggage? Will they complete the game before the heat death of the universe? Find out on the next three hundred episodes of Weekend in Gaming!
Outside of Persona, we're getting old school with classic RPGs, tabletop gaming, and the classic American pastime - killin' slimes. Check it out!
Nick Puleo (@NickPuleo) - "Not much time for gaming this weekend, but when I can, I'm working through Deus Ex: Mankind Divided."
Jason Love (@JLove55) - "Maybe finishing up first playthrough of Persona 5, and killing metal slimes in Dragon Quest Heroes 2."
Mike Katsufrakis (@Pheriannath) - "Coming up on the end of Persona 5, so I'll probably work on finishing it up."
Marc Allie (@DjinniMan) - "Probably mostly tabletop this weekend. Hoping to get a board game in with my wife this evening and then play some Magic tomorrow."
John Bardinelli (@itsamejohn) - "Kicking back with some crazy old school RPGs I picked up during the week. Busting out the graph paper because it's time to draw some maps!"
Locke Vincent (@LockeVincent) - "I finally got through Nioh (first playthrough) as well as Nier Automata. Can't decide if I want to keep going with some more playthroughs, or begin the school year in Persona 5."
Sam Tyler (@thereelsamtyler) - "I am not sure if enjoying is the word, but I have been playing a bit if Zombie Army Trilogy and plan to continue to do so."
Tally Callahan - "Mostly work this weekend, but some Overwatch when I have free time."
Enoch Starnes (@enochstarnes) - "I'll be out of town for most of the weekend, but I'm hoping to get some more Heroes of the Storm matches in when I have time. On the other hand, Persona 5 beckons..."
Matthew Squaire (@mattaghetti) - "Also not a ton of time, but working through Horizon and Prey when I have time."
How about you? What does the weekend hold in store? Let us know in the comments!


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require 'spec_helper'

module Basil
  describe Utils do
    let(:plugin) { double.tap { |p| p.extend(Utils) } }

    it "provides current chat's history" do
      options = { :foo => 'foo', :bar => 'bar' }
      ChatHistory.should_receive(:get_messages).with('chat', options)

      plugin.stub(:chat).and_return('chat')
      plugin.chat_history(options)
    end

    it "purges current chat's history" do
      ChatHistory.should_receive(:clear).with('chat')

      plugin.stub(:chat).and_return('chat')
      plugin.purge_history!
    end

    it "provides parse_http" do
      resp = double("resp", :body => 'a body')
      plugin.should_receive(:get_http).with('args').and_return(resp)

      result = plugin.parse_http('args') { |b| b }
      result.should == 'a body'
    end
  end
end


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Q: Domain-Driven-Design with Onion Architecture - one onion per bounded context, or just one? I am new to Domain-Driven-Design (we have a chap at work who is pushing us to use it), and I like what I see. I understand the onion architecture, which I believe goes hand-in-hand with DDD but I am unsure of how that works with Bounded Contexts.
On the microsoft introduction I understand the need for the bounded contexts
Intro to DDD

But I do not know if these are individual onions or not. There would appear to be some cross-over, almost as if there is one large onion with others inside, which sounds tricky to implement.

onion architecture part 1
How does onion architecture work with bounded contexts?

A: Actually it doesn't,they're different concepts. DDD = model your business layer to accurately reflect business concepts and use cases, nothing less nothing more. The X (any) architecture is about app structure  according to technical criteria (nothing to do with what domain looks like).
You can structure your app to better reflect the business rather than technical concerns i.e the business is the first criteria, technical is second, using Autonomous Business Components You don't need to have a an enterprise app for that, the concept applies to smaller non distributed apps as well.
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Review: Third time is no charm for 'Despicable' franchise
Villainous Gru (voiced by Steve Carell) learns he has a twin brother as animated series trudges on
Review: Third time is no charm for 'Despicable' franchise Villainous Gru (voiced by Steve Carell) learns he has a twin brother as animated series trudges on Check out this story on Freep.com: http://on.freep.com/2ukMevx
Associated Press Published 10:00 p.m. ET June 28, 2017
In "Despicable Me 3," the villainous Gru, right, discovers that he has a twin brother, Dru, left. Both characters are voiced by Steve Carell.(Photo: Illumination/Universal Pictures)
One of the many — and we mean many — subplots in "Despicable Me 3" is about a girl's obsession with finding a unicorn. The adorable tot spends her waking hours wishing and hoping and dreaming, and she comes close, but in the end what she finds is a sweet little goat. It's very cute, and it does the trick — but it's still, you know, a goat.
One could say that this third installment in Illumination's "Despicable Me" series, directed by Pierre Coffin and Kyle Balda, shares something with that little goat. When the first "Despicable Me" arrived in 2010 and introduced the world to those squishy, chattering Minions and the gloriously weird pseudo-Slavic deadpan of Steve Carell, it was a unicorn: fresh, inventive, unique. But the third movie, leaning on an endless litany of '80s pop culture references to entertain parents and a whole lot of noisy, forgettable action to please the kids, feels more like that goat. It still does the trick for now, but it's no unicorn.
Luckily, "Despicable" still has its core characters, especially the invaluable Carell as turtlenecked, spindly legged Gru, a villain gone straight. Indeed, the filmmakers have found a way to double their key asset's contribution by introducing Gru's heretofore unknown twin brother, Dru, also voiced by Carell.
But first, we learn that things are going well on the personal front for Gru since we left him, at the end of "Despicable Me 2," in newly found marital bliss with the formidable Lucy Wilde (Kristen Wiig). Lucy is thrilled to become a mother to the three girls (or "goruls," as Gru pronounces it) that Gru adopted under nefarious pretenses in the first film. Now, of course, Gru is a doting dad, and Lucy makes five.
But professionally? Not so much. There's a new boss at the Anti-Villain League, and she immediately fires Gru for his failure to nab the new villain in town: Balthazar Bratt (Trey Parker), an aging, disgruntled '80s child star. Bratt is bitter that his fans all deserted him when he hit puberty. Now he's bent on revenge against the industry that betrayed him — and determined to dance-fight his way to world destruction.
He's also stuck in an '80s time warp, which is quite amusing if you lived through that decade. (None of the kids likely to see the movie did, but we know that's nothing new in kids' entertainment. Kids and parents just watch parallel movies.) Bratt has shoulder pads and a long, mullet-style hairdo with an ungainly bald patch, and his favorite toy is a Rubik's cube. He loves to moonwalk, and his personal soundtrack is a trip down memory lane: "Bad," "Into the Groove," "Take On Me" and "99 Luftballons," to name a few.
With Bratt winning the opening round, Gru and Lucy come home jobless. At least they have Margo, Edith and little Agnes, who does thoughtful things like cook them gummy bear-and-meat soup for dinner. She even sells her dear stuffed unicorn to help her parents out.
Then, unexpected news: Gru has a twin brother. The family departs for Freedonia (not an '80s reference, but a Marx Brothers one), where Dru — richer and more successful than Gru, of course — lives on a pig farm. But he also owns some really cool stuff and wants Gru to teach him how to be a villain. Meanwhile, the womenfolk are exploring downtown Freedonia, which looks suspiciously like Monaco, and experiencing the unique ritual of its cheese festival.
And what, you ask, about the Minions? Well, they're in prison, having invaded a talent contest. If that sounds confusing, it is. They still do produce the occasional, reliable fart joke, but it's hard not to think that there was some difficulty finding them a useful role here. As for Dr. Nefario, he sits this one out, encased in carbonite.
Given that the main theme of the previous films has to do with crime and redemption, good and evil, it's not a stretch to imagine that this film, too, will present Gru with that crucial identity issue once again. Is he a villain or a good guy? Luckily, thanks to Carell's talent, we still care.
But one gets the sinking feeling that the ideas are starting to slowly run out. When "Despicable Me 4" arrives a few years hence, let's hope it has regained a bit of that unicorn magic.
'Despicable Me 3'
out of four stars
Rated PG; action, rude humor
1 hour, 30 minutes
Opens wide Friday; some screenings Thursday
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China imported a quarter of the USA's domestic production last year; it is the largest single importer of US soybeans.
Imports are increasing due to higher demand in China, rather than a reduction in domestic production. Competition is growing fiercer in the international market, as imports from South American countries such as Brazil and Argentina have also increased recently.


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Conduit systems are designed to protect electrical wiring and equipment, though there are various options manufactured with different materials to choose from. Each conduit material type produces a different reaction with environmental contaminants, and it is important to know which material will be the best at resisting corrosive areas within the water/wastewater environment.
Why do you need a PVC coated conduit partner in strategically preventing corrosion?
Corrosion costs are accelerating, in 1998 corrosion costs were $276 billion (3.1% of GDP).
In 2002, NACE International and the American Waterworks Association estimate corrosion costs, specific to the water/wastewater processing industry, at $58.6 billion annually in the U.S. alone.
Utilities make up approximately 35% of the overall cost of corrosion in the U.S. (that includes gas, electricity, water and sewage). Water and sewage alone account for 75% of the corrosion costs within the utilities sector. Based on the previous studies that would be equivalent to $263 billion in cost associated with water and sewage utilities.
Material and labor costs of replacing failed products, including those not providing reliable protection against corrosion, can consume upwards of 50% of water/wastewater facility budgets.
Additional lost revenue and costs of corrosion damage — including system downtime and liabilities related to catastrophic failures including loss of life — are hard realities even when not statistically tracked.
The Economic Development Research Group predicts that a failure to bring operation efficiency to the U.S. water infrastructure will lead to $206 billion in increased costs for businesses and households by 2020, coupled with a potential loss of nearly 700,000 jobs.
Numerous water/wastewater facilities have not been significantly upgraded from the 1970's. It is estimated that more than $300 billion is currently required to fix problems in sewage treatment plants alone.
Why do you need a partner in strategically preventing corrosion?
Because of the facts above, and due to ongoing reductions in government funding, it is increasingly vital that the water/wastewater industry designs, builds and maintains facilities that perform as needed for the long term.
A study by the Executive Branch and Government Accountability office underscores the fact that although corrosion cannot be eliminated, if considered in the design phase of a project, more can be prevented — and doing so could eliminate more than 40% of the costs of corrosion damage!
A superior-performance product, such as Perma-Cote PVC coated conduit, even though it may be a small element of any given job, can be instrumental in ensuring protection of entire systems from corrosion.
Perma-Cote PVC coated conduit can help reduce potential downtimes and can contribute to extended service life by more than 10 times that of other product options. By eliminating product failure you eliminate the staggering costs of downtime, safety hazards, replacement costs, and related liabilities.
Every dollar has to count or the problem will continue to grow. That's why a corrosion prevention strategy is necessary. That's why good PVC coated conduit partners in the fight against corrosion are equally necessary.
Where should I use PVC Coated Conduit in Wastewater Environments?
Sodium Hypochlorite Pump Stations: Sodium Hypochlorite (Bleach) is added into treated water to be used as "Plant Water." Sodium Hypochlorite pump stations are very corrosive, especially due to the delivery method, which often results in spills. The product is typically delivered via tanker trucks, and the transfer upon delivery usually leads to spills and tank over flows. For this reason, there is always electrical conduit around the facility and pump stations. Protection of electrical wires is crucial, and PVC-coated conduit and fittings are recommended to prevent early failure and high replacement costs caused by corrosion.
Polymer Wastewater Sludge: Polymer is pumped into wastewater sludge as a thickening agent. A similar delivery procedure takes place with polymer, which usually results in spills and over flows. Again, PVC-coated conduit and fittings are a must in this type of area.
Liquid Oxygen Plant: Liquid Oxygen is used in the industry to produce oxygen to feed, grow, and multiply microorganisms. An on-site liquid oxygen plant can always be seen due to the familiar fog rolling off of it. This means that the plant is in subzero temperatures, causing the electrical conduit to endure a lot of expanding and contracting, which can make wires vulnerable to the corrosive elements present within the facility. Using an ETL-Verified conduit helps maintain the structural integrity of a full conduit system.
Waste Activated Sludge (WAS): Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) is obtained from waste activated sludge, typically by a foul air system. H2S is highly corrosive and usually leaves a white crystalized residue on anything within its vicinity. The H2S will corrode galvanized metals and conduit. When the best performing PVC-coated conduit is specified and in place, contractors can usually wipe off this residue and see that the conduit was un-harmed.
Thickened Waste Activated Sludge (TWAS): Waste activated sludge (WAS) undergoes a process that turns it into thickened waste activated sludge (TWAS), which usually takes place in a dome structure. The inside of these domes is probably one of the most corrosive areas found in wastewater facilities. The H2S inside the dome is raw, causing a dense air concentrate to form. Combined with the extremely high humidity inside the dome, moisture and H2S permeate the air to create a highly corrosive environment for electrical components. ETL-Verified conduit is necessary to prevent product failure in such extreme conditions.
Broad Range of Use: Due to factors such as heat and humidity which are caused by facility operations as well as the general climate, especially in coastal areas, many facility owners make the choice to use PVC Coated conduit and fittings across their facility. This provides ultimate protection across the facility as well as a continuity in the system.


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Every room at this bed and breakfast is air conditioned and is fitted with a TV with cable channels. Views of the sea, mountain or garden are featured in certain rooms. All rooms come with a private bathroom equipped with a bath or shower. For your comfort, you will find free toiletries and a hairdryer.
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AwardsBest Securities Houses Awards
Cambodia's best securities house 2019
SBI Royal Securities
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Shuzo Shikata, SBI Royal Securities
Cambodia's domestic market is quiet at the best of times. There is little equity underwriting business and secondary trading volumes are wanting, but SBI Royal Securities takes the lion's share of what little there is.
There has not been a deal in the primary equity capital markets for over two years. The last public offering was by Sihanoukville Autonomous Port in June 2017, which was sole sponsored by SBI Royal. At CR108.1 billion ($26.5 million), it is the largest IPO on the Cambodia Securities Exchange to date.
The CSX, incorporated in 2010, only has five listed stocks, and trading volumes tends to wax and wane from month to month. But when they are high, SBI Royal's name is ubiquitous.
Under the leadership of chief executive officer Shuzo Shikata, the firm spent six of the 12 months up to the end of May 2019 as the leading brokerage on the bourse as measured by market share. In December 2018 and in March and May of this year, it captured over 90% of the equities market.
SBI Royal did endure a slump in equities trading in the third quarter and part of the fourth quarter last year, losing some market share to its primary competitors Acleda Securities, the trading arm of Cambodia's Acleda Bank, and Canadia Bank's brokerage Cana Securities.
But it was back on form in the first half of 2019, leading from February onwards, with value and volume unparalleled by its peers.
In the months where SBI Royal was not top of the league table, trading value was typically in the hundreds of millions of Cambodian riel, creeping into the billions in January with CR2.2 billion from a volume of 310,528 shares. But SBI Royal took over from then, and showed its prowess in May when it brokered 19 million shares in trades with a total value of CR240.8 billion.
The firm has been instrumental in expanding Cambodia's minuscule capital markets, doing more than any other house to develop a local bond market. It was sole underwriter for the debut riel issuance from microfinance lender Hattha Kaksekar, which printed a CR120 billion three-year bond in November 2019, listed on the CSX in December.
And the market has since begun moving: LOLC printed Cambodia's second riel bond in April for CR80 billion via a mix of FX-linked and straight coupon notes.
SBI Royal wins this year's award thanks to its strong position in equities trading, its work developing Cambodia's local bond market and its status as an independent brokerage among bank-backed peers.
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