Eddie Jones believes England are suffering from a fault line exposed during the 2015 World Cup as he plans to recruit outside help to work on reshaping his players' minds.
It continues a theme that initially developed on last summer's tour to South Africa when strong positions were surrendered in the first two Tests.
Jones insists the flaw evident on Saturday was a result of England's traumatic group from their own World Cup four years ago, but is adamant it will be rectified in time for Japan 2019.
"It's about how the team thinks under pressure. It's like we have some hand grenades in the back of a jeep and sometimes they go off when there's a lot of pressure. We have a few of them and we've got to get rid of them," Jones said.
"When we won 18 games in a row, we still had those problems. And they have come to the fore in a couple of games recently which is beneficial for us because it's made it quite clear what we have to fix to be the best team in the world," he said.
England's most capped scrum-half Ben Youngs disputes Jones' explanation for why the team is vulnerable to self-inflicted wounds, although there was no hiding his frustration at a bewildering disintegration against the Scots.
"I wouldn't agree with that at all. I don't think it's pressure, we just need a better understanding of where the momentum of the game is and what we want at that current moment," Youngs said.
"We are looking at ourselves in the mirror going: 'What have we done'? You can't be that ruthless in the first half and then be so toothless in the second.
"We thought the job was done and it was far from done. We were too loose, too flippant with the ball. Disappointing. There's going to be a lot of reflection on this one."
Jones brought off Owen Farrell in the 71st minute with the match entering a critical phase and the captain later admitted "we probably gifted them the momentum swing, me more than anyone".
"We just needed a change and we needed someone to change the momentum of the game," Jones said.
"Henry Slade and Manu Tuilagi both still had enough in them to stay on, so it then became a decision on whether to replace Owen and we thought it was the best decision for the team at that stage.
"Owen lost a bit of his edge. We know George is an excellent player who can bring something different to the table. We ended up getting a draw due to George's brilliant play.
"It's always a team loss. You never lose because of one player. Owen's the hardest taskmaster in the world and he'll be disappointed with his game."


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Germination definitely occurs primarily at cold conditions, and takes quite a while to start.


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Q: Button to post new question is greyed out I can't ask questions on Stack Overflow. The problem is that when I create a question the button at the bottom is grey (unavailable). And I can't submit it.

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It somehow got fixed after a while. I have refreshed the page and the button became avalable again(I did refresh before, but nothing changed). So the problem is soved, but I still don't know what was causing it(JavaScript was enabled and I tried to change the tags without []).

A: The fact that you don't get the nice looking tags but only [tags], suggest me that you either have JavaScript disabled, or you are somehow blocking one of the JS files from Stack Overflow (or perhaps jQuery).
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PNC Plaza
Height 163.98 m / 538 ft
Other names the building has commonly been known as, including former names, common informal names, local names, etc.
RBC Centura Headquarters, RBC Plaza
Completed, 2008
301 Fayetteville Street
Structural Material
Both the main vertical/lateral structural elements and the floor spanning systems are constructed from steel. Note that a building of steel construction with a floor system of concrete planks or concrete slab on top of steel beams is still considered a "steel" structure as the concrete elements are not acting as the primary structure.
Both the main vertical/lateral structural elements and the floor spanning systems are constructed from concrete which has been cast in place and utilizes steel reinforcement bars.
Both the main vertical/lateral structural elements and the floor spanning system are constructed from steel reinforced concrete which has been precast as individual components and assembled together on-site.
Mixed-Structure
Utilizes distinct systems (e.g. steel, concrete, timber), one on top of the other. For example, a steel/concrete indicates a steel structural system located on top of a concrete structural system, with the opposite true of concrete/steel.
A combination of materials (e.g. steel, concrete, timber) are used together in the main structural elements. Examples include buildings which utilize: steel columns with a floor system of reinforced concrete beams; a steel frame system with a concrete core; concrete-encased steel columns; concrete-filled steel tubes; etc. Where known, the CTBUH database breaks out the materials used in a composite building's core, columns, and floor spanning separately.
163.98 m / 538 ft
To Tip
Tower GFA
Tower GFA refers to the total gross floor area within the tower footprint, not including adjoining podiums, connected buildings or other towers within the development.
67,819 m² / 729,998 ft²
Tallest in Raleigh
Tallest Office Building in North America
Tallest Office Building in Raleigh
Tallest Concrete Building in North America
Tallest Concrete Building in Raleigh
Construction Schedule
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if AkDebugLoad then print("[#Start] Loading ak.util.EventBroker ...") end
local EventFileWriter = require("ak.io.EventFileWriter")
local TableUtils = require("ak.util.TableUtils")

---@class Event
---@field date string
---@field counter number
---@field type string
---@field payload any

---@class EventListener
---@field fireEvent fun(jsonText:string):nil

---The event broker will receive all events via fire method and inform all listeners.
---@class EventBroker
---@field fire fun(type:string, payload:string):nil
---@field addListener fun(listener:EventListener):nil
---@field printListener EventListener a default listeners to print out all events to the standard-out
local EventBroker = {}
local listeners = {}
EventBroker.debug = AkStartWithDebug or false

---@class ChangeType
---@field dataAdded string
---@field dataRemoved string
---@field dataChanged string
---@field completeReset string
EventBroker.eventType = {
    completeReset = "CompleteReset",
    dataAdded = "DataAdded",
    dataChanged = "DataChanged",
    listChanged = "ListChanged",
    dataRemoved = "DataRemoved"
}

---@type EventListener
EventBroker.printListener = {
    fireEvent = function(event)
        local t = type(event.payload)
        if t == "table" then
            if event.payload.room then t = event.payload.room .. ": " .. t end
            if event.payload.list and type(event.payload.list) == "table" then
                t = t .. " with " .. TableUtils.length(event.payload.list) .. " entries"
            end
        else
            t = t .. ": " .. tostring(event.payload)
        end
        print("[#EventCounter] " .. event.eventCounter .. ": " .. event.type .. " .. " .. t)
    end
}
local eventCounter = 0;
function EventBroker.printEventCounter()
    if EventBroker.debug then print("[#EventCounter] " .. "value " .. eventCounter) end
end

---Inform the EventBroker of new events, which will then be given to the EventListeners
---@param eventType string
---@param payload table
local function fire(eventType, payload)
    eventCounter = eventCounter + 1
    ---@type Event
    local event = {eventCounter = eventCounter, type = eventType, payload = payload}

    -- Fire the event
    for l in pairs(listeners) do l.fireEvent(event) end
end

---Fire a data change event
---@param room string -- the affected data element, like given in the JSON collectors, e.g. "rail-trains"
---@param keyId string -- name of the field identifying the key, e.g. "trainName" or "id" or "name"
---@param element? table -- complete object with the changed fields or object with updated fields only
function EventBroker.fireDataChanged(room, keyId, element)
    assert(room)
    assert(keyId)
    assert(element)
    assert(element[keyId], "the element must contain the key")
    fire(EventBroker.eventType.dataChanged, {room = room, keyId = keyId, element = element})
end

---Fire a data change event
---@param room string -- the affected data element, like given in the JSON collectors, e.g. "rail-trains"
---@param keyId string -- name of the field identifying the key, e.g. "trainName" or "id" or "name"
---@param element? table -- complete object with the changed fields or object with updated fields only
function EventBroker.fireDataAdded(room, keyId, element)
    assert(room)
    assert(keyId)
    assert(element)
    assert(element[keyId], "the element must contain the key")
    fire(EventBroker.eventType.dataAdded, {room = room, keyId = keyId, element = element})
end

---Fire a data change event
---@param room string -- the affected data element, like given in the JSON collectors, e.g. "rail-trains"
---@param keyId string -- name of the field identifying the key, e.g. "trainName" or "id" or "name"
---@param element? table -- complete object with the changed fields or object with updated fields only
function EventBroker.fireDataRemoved(room, keyId, element)
    assert(room)
    assert(keyId)
    assert(element)
    assert(element[keyId], "the element must contain the key")
    fire(EventBroker.eventType.dataRemoved, {room = room, keyId = keyId, element = element})
end

---Fire a data change event
---@param room string -- the affected data element, like given in the JSON collectors, e.g. "rail-trains"
---@param keyId string -- name of the field identifying the key, e.g. "trainName" or "id" or "name"
---@param list table dictionary  -- complete array with the changed objects
function EventBroker.fireListChange(room, keyId, list)
    assert(room)
    assert(keyId)
    assert(list)
    for _, v in pairs(list) do assert(v[keyId], "each element must contain the key") end
    fire(EventBroker.eventType.listChanged, {room = room, keyId = keyId, list = list})
end

---Add another listener to the event broker
---@param listener EventListener
function EventBroker.addListener(listener) listeners[listener] = true end

if EventBroker.debug then EventBroker.addListener(EventBroker.printListener) end

EventBroker.addListener(EventFileWriter)
fire(EventBroker.eventType.completeReset, {info = "-- fire a data reset on first start --"})

return EventBroker

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Our global approach
Our approach to sustainability at Allianz
Sustainability matters are increasingly important to our stakeholders and they greatly influence the way we run our business. Having a clear strategy and approach enables us to understand the risks and opportunities and mobilize our global businesses in response.
'We're moving into a new phase of sustainability management where impact is front and center. This means setting ambitious commitments, such as our net-zero commitment, and playing a lead role in global partnerships to develop solutions.'
Line Hestvik
Chief Sustainability Officer
We live our commitments through our strategy
Our strategy drives us to create real-world impact on the economy and society. We want to be a role model in our industry and drive progress towards a net-zero carbon economy. As a financial services provider, our approach is naturally grounded in risk management and capturing positive opportunities.
Climate change and decarbonization
Limiting and adapting to climate change requires the collective efforts of governments, businesses, industries and communities around the world. We collaborate with others to drive decarbonization and climate change mitigation through our resources, expertise and influence.
As one of the world's largest insurers and institutional investors, we have an opportunity and responsibility to use our global leverage to deliver the Paris Agreement's goals and ensure a fair transition to a low-carbon future. We have committed to net-zero emissions in our operations and proprietary investment portfolio by 2050.
We use our roles as an employer, insurer, investor, and corporate citizen to contribute to more inclusive and stronger societies. With COVID-19 impacting lives, health and livelihoods worldwide, collective social responsibility has never been more important.
We deliver our societal impact on future generations through Allianz's Corporate Citizenship strategy which promotes social inclusion of young people worldwide. It was broadened in 2020 to focus on resilience, health and inclusion in society.
Integrating ESG – responsible investments and insurance
We believe in addressing the issues that impact value creation for all stakeholders. Our commitment to tackling environment, social and governance (ESG) topics looks to embed sustainability everywhere – in our own operations and across all our insurance, investment and asset management activities.
We manage ESG considerations diligently to manage risks and capture opportunities. It drives us to create sustainable products and services, collaborate with clients and investee companies to deliver real-world benefits, and direct capital flows towards sustainable outcomes. We look beyond offering sustainable products to scale sustainability solutions across public and private markets.
How do we embed sustainability?
The Sustainability Committee of the Group Supervisory Board is the highest governing body on sustainability related topics for the Allianz Group. The Sustainability Committee exchanges regularly on ESG issues which are relevant for economically sound and sustainable development, as well as for the reputation of the Allianz Group. It closely monitors the Board of Management's sustainability strategy as well as the Personnel Committee's oversight of the Board of Management's ESG-related target setting.
Group ESG Board
Established in 2012, the Group ESG Board consists of Allianz SE Board Members and leaders of selected functions who meet quarterly. The Group ESG Board is responsible for integrating ESG into all business lines and core processes dealing with insurance and investment decisions. The Board Members assume responsibility for specific sustainability topics, and functional departments provide regular updates on sustainability issues directly to the ESG Board which in turn reports to the Board of Management.
Dr. Günther Thallinger
Chairman of the Group ESG Board
Member of the Board of Management of Allianz SE, responsible for Investment Management, ESG
Dr. Barbara Karuth-Zelle
Member of the ESG Board
Member of the Board of Management of Allianz SE, responsible for Operations and IT (COO)
Dr. Klaus-Peter Röhler
Member of the Board of Management of Allianz SE, responsible for Insurance German Speaking Countries and Central & Eastern Europe
Christopher Townsend
Member of the Board of Management of Allianz SE, responsible for Global Insurance Lines & Anglo Markets, Reinsurance, Middle East, Africa
Dr. Andreas Wimmer
Member of the Board of Management of Allianz SE, responsible for Asset Management, US Life Insurance
Aylin Somersan-Coqui
Chief Risk Officer of Allianz SE
Lauren Day
Head of Group Communications and Reputation (GCORE)
Hervé Gloaguen
Group Chief Compliance Officer
Group Chief Sustainability Officer
In addition to the Sustainability Committee and the Group ESG Board, several committees with board member leadership play an important role in our decision-making processes.
Group Finance and Risk Committee
Oversees risk management and monitoring including sustainability risk. The committee is the escalation point for ESG related topics such as insurance and investment referrals.
Group Underwriting Committee
Monitors the underwriting business and its risk management, as well as developing new underwriting policies and strategy.
Group Investment Management Board
Monitors the investment approach for proprietary assets and sets the high-level agenda, including the ESG integration approach.
Group Center for global sustainability
Since January 2021, responsibility for Allianz's ESG agenda is led by the Group Center Global Sustainability, headed by a Chief Sustainability Officer who reports to the Chair of the ESG Board. Global Sustainability supports Allianz operating entities around the world in integrating the Group's strategic sustainability approach and policies into their organization and business processes.
We are committed to transparent reporting
We base our management approach and reporting on voluntary international standards and guidelines such as the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) and various sustainability indices. We have been a participant in the U.N. Global Compact (UNGC) since 2002 and our Communication on Progress and GRI Index can be found in the Publications section of our website.
Sustainability ratings promote transparency and trust among customers, investors and other stakeholders. We strive to be a sustainability leader in our sector, and we take part in sustainability ratings and industry benchmarks to improve our performance and transparency.
In compliance with the German implementation of the E.U. Non- Financial Reporting Directive (2014/95/EU), we publish relevant non-financial information within the Governance section of the Group Annual Report. This so-called Combined Separate Non-Financial Report is approved by the Supervisory Board of Allianz SE and assured with reasonable assurance by PricewaterhouseCoopers GmbH Wirtschaftsprüfungsgesellschaft (PwC).
Download our Sustainability Report 2020


Myth #2: Getting to the ATM is difficult because my branch isn't nearby.
Fact: While this may be true, it's because credit unions are not-for-profit organizations. Rather than spend money on advertising and marketing, credit unions rely on the community for marketing. The money saved is rolled back into services for members or distributed back to members as dividends.
Myth #5: Credit unions don't offer reward programs.
Fact: Many credit unions do offer reward programs on credit and debit cards. For those that don't, take a look at the fees that are associated with the various accounts. At a credit union, you'll save on fees. Do your bank rewards outweigh the fees you're paying on each account?
Myth #6: Credit unions aren't very tech-savvy.
Fact: Credit unions don't promote mobile options as aggressively as banks, but that doesn't mean they don't offer them. According to a study by CFI Group, bank customers rated their satisfaction at 86 out of 100 in online and mobile banking versus 90 out of 100 among credit union members.
Myth #8: Credit unions have an unfair advantage over banks because they don't pay taxes.
Fact: Actually, credit unions DO pay taxes. As a not-for-profit, member-owned financial cooperative, there are some taxes that credit unions don't pay. Those "unfair advantages," of course, are passed on to members.
Myth #10: Credit unions are good places to save money, but that's about it.


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If you're looking for a rewarding, in-demand career where you can make a difference, nursing may be the right option for you. More hospitals and employers are requiring nurses to hold a BSN degree to practice in their facilities, so getting a bachelor's of science in nursing will give you the advantage and skills you need in your career. There are many accredited BSN programs in New Jersey to choose from that are offered by excellent schools. A good nursing program will incorporate community health, research, clinical experience, leadership, health promotion, and managerial skills. Nurses with a BSN usually work in community settings and hold leadership roles within their employment, due to their education and training.
As you begin to look for the nursing program in NJ that is best for you, it would be worth looking into the New Jersey Board of Nursing requirements for a nursing license and make sure that program meets all of the requirements. If a program achieves less than a 75% pass rate on the licensing exam, the school could risk losing its accreditation. Make sure the school is accredited so you don't waste any time or money. Some schools even offer LPN to BSN nursing programs.
BSN programs in NJ have requirements in order to apply, so you'll want to be sure to research the requirements and have them prepared. Some requirements vary, but below is an example of what most schools require for their BSN program.
Cumulative GPA of 2.75 or better
Achieving a minimum standard grade of C+ or better in pre-requisite courses
Must write an essay that expresses an interest in, and commitment to, the nursing profession
Here are the best BSN programs of New Jersey (NJ) (Online and On-Campus)
1. Rutgers University-New Brunswick
Rutgers University is an academic powerhouse with over 50,000 students and 10,000 faculty members. This school offers more than 100 undergraduate programs and more than 200 graduate programs. Rutgers offers an RN to BSN program mostly online that allows associate degree/diploma students to obtain a bachelor of science in nursing. Students will graduate from this program with increased knowledge and expertise that will help them excel in their career. A minimum of 30-credit residency is required to earn a BSN at Rutgers.
Tuition: $11,408
Exam Pass Rate: unknown
2. Rutgers University – Camden
Rutgers University-Camden was founded in 1926 and now has over 6,000 students with 100 degree programs. Rutgers School of Nursing-Camden has an excellent BSN program that prepares nurses that are critical thinkers, life-long learners, and socially responsible citizens. The program combines rigorous education with hands-on clinical experiences to give students a solid foundation to obtain entry-level careers.
Tuition: $16,213 (in-state), $30,071 (out-of-state)
Exam Pass Rate: N/A
3. Richard Stockton University
Richard Stockton University has been educating students for nearly 50 years, and its growth is exploding with a new campus in Atlantic City in 2018. Stockton's nursing program is highly competitive and requires an SAT Math score of 570 and at ACT Math score of 25. Students can either apply for the four-year program or the RN to BSN program, with the option of an accelerated BSN program for more ambitious students.
Exam Pass Rate: 100%
4. Felician University
Felician University was founded in 1942 and has Franciscan values that will strengthen the character of the students, not just educate them. Felician University has a 13:1 student-to-faculty ratio and 55 programs for students to choose from. Bachelor of Science in Nursing degrees are available, as well as RN to BSN programs, and an accelerated program for Bachelors to BSN.
RN tBSNsn programs in NJ
Tuition: 29,990
Exam Pass Rate: 93.6%
5. Caldwell University
Caldwell University offers a Catholic, liberal arts education that provides students with the intellectual skills, knowledge, and creativity they need to succeed in a career. Caldwell's school of nursing and public health is built to give a strong foundation that students can expand upon, and teach graduates to give safe, effective care to a diverse population in all types of healthcare settings.
6. New Jersey City University
New Jersey City University was chartered in 1927 and opened in 1929. NJCU strives to provide students with an excellent education that will help solve urban problems in the surrounding area. The accelerated BSN program offered helps transition graduates into entry-level careers and make them eligible to take the NCLEX-RN in as few as twelve months.
Accelerated BSN programs in NJ
7. Monmouth University
At Monmouth University, students are sure to get the attention and support they need for the road ahead. Founded in 1933, Monmouth has 85 years of experience to tailor their curriculum to give students the best possible quality of education. With the high demand for nurses, Monmouth is opening a brand new BSN program with both laboratory and clinical components that will prepare students for licensure in a dynamic learning environment.
Exam Pass Rate: unavailable
8. The College of New Jersey
The College of New Jersey was founded in 1855 and is a highly selective institution often recognized as one of the top institutions in the nation. With an 87% graduation rate and 13:1 student-to-faculty ratio, TCNJ is doing everything in their power to help students be successful. The only requirement into the BSN program is to be accepted into TCNJ. Graduates will gain the skills to apply concepts, incorporate research, integrate professional care into practice, and utilize their knowledge and skill competently.
9. Rutgers University
Rutger's University was chartered in 1766 and is the eighth oldest college in the nation, as well as the largest and most comprehensive university in the state. it enrolls nearly 70,000 students from all 50 states and 125 countries and offers 350 programs and degrees. They also offer an RN to BSN online program.
10. Seton Hall University
Seton Hall University was founded in 1856 and is now home to more than 10,000 students. Seton Hall offers both a BSN and an accelerated BSN, which can be completed in 14 months by those who already have a bachelor's degree in another field. College of Nursing students spend most of their time at Seton Hall's Interprofessional Sciences Campus in Nutley, New Jersey. This integrated and interprofessional environment allows for a unique and innovative team-based approach to medical education. This gives a large advantage to our student's ability to work collaboratively, improve patient care and be better prepared for entering the healthcare profession.
NCLEX-RN Pass Rates: 93% (BSN)
11. Saint Peter's University
Saint Peter's University was established in 1872 as a Jesuit institution just minutes from New York City. Saint Peter's offers the basic BSN or an online RN to BSN program for students pursuing a career in nursing. To be admitted, students must meet the requirements of the school and the pre-nursing program. After completing the pre-nursing program, students are then permitted to continue a nursing major.
12. Rutger's University – Newark
Rutgers University of Newark was founded in 1908 as a branch off of the original Rutgers University when New Jersey's Law School opened. As with the other Rutger University extensions, an RN to BSN is offered on campus or online for students' convenience. To qualify for admittance, students must have New Jersey registered nursing license, a 3.2 GPA, and must have an Associate degree in nursing or diploma nursing program.
13. Rowan University
Rowan University was founded in 1923 and believes that "education is still the single most important means of changing a person's life." Rowan has received numerous awards and is well known in the region. The RN to BSN program is designed to help RNs obtain the highly sought after BSN degree without interrupting their personal and professional lives. The degree requires 121 credits and its courses are designed in 7 and 14-week modules.
14. Bloomfield College
Bloomfield College recently celebrated its 150th anniversary and names itself a place for life-changing education and support. Bloomfield helps students achieve personal, academic, and professional goals. Bloomfield offers an RN to BSN program, as well as an RN to BSN program that fast-track working, professional RNs to obtain their BSN. A GPA of 2.5 and a current license is all that is required to be admitted.
15. William Paterson University
William Paterson University was founded in 1855 and enrolls over 11,000 students with nearly 74,000 alumni. William offers programs in five different colleges and has been honored as a "military friendly" school. The general BSN programs require 123.5 credits, and the RN to BSN program must be finished within sixteen months of the first nursing course.
16. Ramapo College of New Jersey
Ramapo College of New Jersey was founded in 1969 and offers 36 programs with an 18:1 student-to-faculty ratio. Ramapo College offers a regular BSN program, as well as an RN to BSN program online for students with licensure. The nursing program is broken into a 2+2 program, half pre-nursing courses, the other half a four-semester nursing major. Transfer students must have at least 64 credits to apply.
17. Fairleigh Dickinson University
Founded in 1942, Fairleigh Dickinson University is the largest, private, nonprofit, nonsectarian institution. It enrolls over 11,500 students in 100 career-oriented programs. Fairleigh's BSN program is designed to prepare professional nurses to provide comprehensive care in all healthcare environments. The BSN program requires 120 credits to complete, and the accelerated program requires a 3.0 GPA and a degree from an accredited college. Students should expect rigorous coursework in the nursing program with a 12-credit hour minimum per semester.
18. Georgian Court University
Georgian Court University was founded by the Sisters of Mercy and is open to all faiths. The school has a 12:1 student-to-faculty ratio with staff that encourages intellectual inquiry, moral analysis, and social dialogue. Georgian Court University has designed its BSN program to fit the current and present nursing demands in New Jersey by working with Hackensack Meridian Health's High Technology Simulation Laboratories, a state-of-the-art healthcare setting that gives students real-world, hands-on experience.
Tuition:$ 29,606
19. Kean University
Kean University was founded in 1855 and now enrolls over 14,000 students. It is the third largest public university in New Jersey, and the number one producer of teachers in the state. Kean has an RN to BSN program that requires 125 credits and takes roughly 3-4 years to complete if taken part-time.
20. Rider University
Rider University was founded in 1865 and now enrolls over 5,000 students. The school has a 12:1 student-to-faculty ratio which guarantees small classes and individual attention. Rider has an RN to BSN program that can be taken completely online designed to help students gain skills and advance while maintaining the balance with their work and family commitments.
21. Berkeley College-Woodland Park
Berkeley College was founded in 1931 and has over eight campuses in New York and New Jersey. Berkeley offers its 7,000 students 33 different degree and certificate options, including an LPN to BSN program. The curriculum is designed to prepare professional nurses with skills to provide healthcare in safe environments.
22. College of Saint Elizabeth
The College of Saint Elizabeth was founded in 1899 by the Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth. The college has a 13:1 student-to-faculty ratio which allows students to have individual attention from teachers in small class sizes. The college offers an RN to BSN degree in a cohort model that requires 120 credits to complete.
23. Ocean County College
Ocean County College is a public, two-year community college that offers a chance for learning, growth, and a new beginning. Although Ocean County College does not have its own BSN program, Ocean has a connection with Kean University, which allows a student to take Kean's RN to BSN program at Ocean County College while waiting to get into Ocean's nursing programs.
Tuition: $3,36
24. Thomas Edison State College
Thomas Edison State College has a national reputation for academic excellence. It was chartered in 1972 and now has more than 100 programs of study. Thomas Edison has an RN to BSN degree, as well as an RN to BSN/MSN degree that allows students to get their bachelor and master degrees at the same time for an addition 27 credits.
Tuition: Approximately $10,560
The Best BSN Programs in New Jersey Ranking Method
All nursing schools in New Jersey (NJ) are ranked by a number of factors including NCLEX-RN pass rates, which holds the most weight, as well as estimated tuition and graduation rate. Scholarship opportunities are available at many schools. Check the website for any school you are interested in for further details about tuition. Curious to know more detail about how we rank our pages? Visit our methodology page.
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Training is an organizational system of physical - athletic exercises which promotes the strengthening of those physiological systems (cardiac ,circulatory, muscular,ecc) that underlie of the exercise itself.
The training has its scientific basis in " General Syndrome of Adaptation " also defined "Allarm reaction " studied and explained by Selye in 1947 . These studies highlighted the system adjustment to external stressors agents, including work and physical activity.
Training, having its bases on the concept of adaptation to stress, must always be organized on the ability of the athlete, which initially must be evaluated with equipment that reflect in the most appropriate way possible the muscular, energetic and in motion effort of the discipline to which we refer to.
The programming of training is that organizational form which must include a variation of intensity of training load between the various training sessions.
The physiological concept on which the programming of training is based , refers to the supercompensation , that is, the chain of replies ( Selye ) which tend to increase, during the recovery , paying the energy spent , with a higher level of capacity, predisposing the organism to athletic potentiality increasingly high.
From an organizational point of view, the intensity of the stimulus (workload), must be increasing between subsequent sessions , but alternated with periods of discharge in which the workload decreases allowing the solidification of the level of performance achieved.
When training is oriented to competitive activity (racing), the whole organization of it should be structured depending on the competition calendar.
The training program allows to know in advance ,at the beginning of training, all the indications proposed in the same session and in the subsequent sessions. The agenda , instead, is a collection of what we were able to do and it is completed after the training.
Very often, in sports literature, inherent to running on road, we find information very generic and difficult to interpret. So, the terminology that refers to the rhythm of exercise slow, average ,race pace, short fast ecc., is difficult to practical application also in view of the fact that the references to intensity of the effort to propose, are various : maximum oxygen consumption, heart rate, anaerobic threshold, ecc.. With difficulty in the programs currently offered , we find references....physical " or the running speed expressed in km/h, understood as the time in which you must travel a precise distance. In the running speed, the concept of stress is intrinsic so at its change, all requirements of the terminology used can be met.
The characteristic of the SPORT-SYS programs ?
It is to indicate precisely the speed of execution of each exercise reporting the following references : distance to run in meters, time in which the distance must be covered, running speed in km/h and rhythm on 1000 meters in minutes and seconds.
How to read training ?
How is periodized training ?
How to request a personal training ?
How do I choose the number of training sessions on a weekly microcycle?
The number of sessions is set based on the commitment that each program requires : 3 for athletes with a VO2 estimated 34-44 cm3/kg min., 6 for experienced athletes with a VO2 estimated over 60-66 cm3/kg min..
When user introduces data to request a program, so knowing the level of capacity, the maximum number of sessions proposed in the last mesocycle is highlighted. At this stage, it will be asked to the user to confirm or reduce the number of sessions themself.
In all cases there is not the possibility to increase the sessions because the programs are structured so as to enforce the recovery time which for lower capacity must be larger.
All training are structured in a maximum of 6 sessions per week to enforce at least one day of rest.


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Ronaldo proved his worth to new Man United manager Rangnick on record-setting night
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Arteta fumes at critics of Arsenal postponement
Manchester United's Cristiano Ronaldo flashed his credentials to incoming manager Ralf Rangnick in win over Arsenal
Why Manchester United still has to be built around Ronaldo (1:25)
Alejandro Moreno and Shaka Hislop implore Man United to keep Cristiano Ronaldo the centerpiece of Ralf Rangnick's plans. (1:25)
There's a new boss at Manchester United, but Ralf Rangnick already knows that Cristiano Ronaldo is still the main man.
Who knows how Rangnick's six-month stint as interim manager at Old Trafford will ultimately turn out, but two goals from Ronaldo -- the 800th and 801st of his career -- in a 3-2 win against Arsenal proved that he simply cannot be overlooked by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's temporary successor.
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Rangnick, the former Schalke, Hoffenheim and RB Leipzig coach, will officially replace caretaker-manager Michael Carrick, who announced his departure from the club after the game, when he takes his first training session on Friday. The German watched from the directors' box as his new team emerged triumphant in an eventful clash against the Gunners and he will have left with his notebook full of issues to address.
He needs to deal with a goalkeeper in David De Gea whose fragility in a packed penalty area once again contributed to a goal being conceded when, in farcical circumstances, Arsenal took the lead after Emile Smith Rowe scored while the Spaniard was lying on the floor following a "foul" by United teammate Fred. VAR had to confirm the visitors' goal due to the confusion surrounding the incident.
And aside from De Gea, who went on to make a series of outstanding saves, Rangnick will be concerned about the quality in both full-back positions, Fred and Scott McTominay's limitations in midfield and the inconsistency of Marcus Rashford up front.
But while Ronaldo, who is 37 in February, cannot expect to play every game between now and the end of the season, his performance against Arsenal will have banished any doubts Rangnick may have held over his value to the team.
As the man credited as being the so-called "Father of Gegenpress," the high-energy pressing game which requires forwards to be the first line of defence, Rangnick is unlikely to abandon his philosophy simply to accommodate Ronaldo in his team.
Rangnick may bend slightly and make allowances for Ronaldo because of his peerless ability to score crucial goals, but it is the player who will have to measure up and prove himself in the end.
Ronaldo's sharp exit down the tunnel at Stamford Bridge following Sunday's 1-1 draw against Chelsea, when he was dropped to the substitutes' bench by Carrick, highlighted how the former Real Madrid and Juventus forward will never accept a bit-part role.
Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates with teammates after scoring a goal for Manchester United. Martin Rickett/PA Images via Getty Images
But if anyone was expecting Ronaldo to sulk in response to being dropped, he did the opposite in a man of the match performance against Mikel Arteta's team.
His goals are almost expected now, but the accusation levelled against Ronaldo is that he doesn't work for the team -- any team -- and that everything has to go through him and be devised to suit his strengths and weaknesses.
Rangnick saw a different Ronaldo than the stereotype, though. The Portugal captain chased down defenders, forced them into mistakes and gave a perfect display of "gegenpressing."
His work rate was exceptional. Two moments late in the game highlighted the effort and determination he displayed.
The first saw Ronaldo close down defender Gabriel and bundle him to the ground on 85 minutes. It was a foul and he conceded a free kick, but that Ronaldo was prepared to do that in the closing stages showed he is ready to what Rangnick wants.
Then two minutes later, Ronaldo headed an Arsenal corner clear at the near post to launch a counter-attack and he proceeded to sprint to the other end of the pitch in a desperate effort to score his hat-trick goal after earlier netting from a Rashford pass and a 69th minute penalty.
New interim Manchester United manager Ralf Rangnick looks on during the team's 3-2 win over Arsenal. OLI SCARFF/AFP via Getty Images
Ronaldo was exhausted by the end of his run and was immediately substituted, but if he had to prove a point, he did that in typical fashion.
With a game against Crystal Palace at Old Trafford on Sunday, recovery will be the key for Ronaldo over the next 48 hours. But Rangnick should do all he can to ensure that the Portugal captain is fit and fresh to start his first game in charge.
And he can thank Carrick, leaving the club 15 years after arriving as a player from Tottenham Hotspur, for the winning platform he can now build upon.
Under Carrick, United have won twice and drawn once to halt the run of defeats under Solskjaer. Bruno Fernandes' equaliser in the first-half, prior to Ronaldo's second-half double, proved enough to win the game, despite Martin Odegaard making it 2-2 on 55 minutes.
Confidence is returning, but United remain a team in need of structure and organisation. Delivering that is now Rangnick's job, but at least he knows he can rely on Ronaldo.


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Massive Bed-Stuy project poised to seek unprecedented condo prices
The prices are well above the neighborhood median of $730,000
By Zoe Rosenberg@zoe_rosenberg Feb 17, 2017, 3:14pm EST
Samuel Wieder Associates
A majority of the apartments in a gigantic new Bed-Stuy development will ask between $1 million and $2 million, an unprecedented sum for the neighborhood, The Real Deal has learned. The seven-building development in question is coming to the site of the former Cascade Linen factory, a nearly full-block spread bound by Myrtle, Marcy, and Tompkins avenues and Stockton Street, and bordering Marcy and Tompkins Houses.
The site has had a complicated history of late: the 112-year-old Cascade Linen company shuttered in 2010, with a buyer swooping in to purchase the site for $27 million in 2013. That buyer turned out to be Alliance Capital Group, who filed plans for a massive residential complex on the site before turning around in 2015 and selling the property for $70 million to its current owners, Isaac Deutsch, Abraham Brach, Nachman Leibowitz.
The consortium is moving ahead with Alliance's plans, largely unchanged, and will develop seven properties with 301 apartments (66 of which will be affordable), 118 parking spots, and a 20,000-square-foot grocery store. The site is being built out in phases and will include two ten-story buildings, one nine-story building, one eight-story building, and three six-story buildings. The first three buildings under construction at the site are expected to be complete within the next six to eight months, TRD reports, while the remainder will follow in late 2018. The site is one of many addresses, including 553-569 Marcy Avenue, 833-869 Myrtle Avenue and 90-134 Stockton Street.
The median sales price for condos in Bed-Stuy is $730,000 with a price per square foot of $655, according to real estate site Trulia. Per The Real Deal, the average price per square foot of apartments in the development will be $750, and average 1,333 square feet for a $1 million apartment. One huge caveat on the prices: the Attorney General has yet to approve the building's offering plan, so this is still all relatively speculative.
TRD notes that there are two other developments in the area that have won over a similar price per square foot for some condos, including 1188 Bedford Avenue and 4 Downing Street. Those projects, however, each have less than 15 apartments.
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"The Last Black Man in San Francisco" at Outpost
Director Joe Talbot at Outpost recording ADR with Willie Henderson and other cast
members of "The Last Black Man in San Francisco", heading to Sundance Film Festival
AMERICAN CREED Premieres nationwide on PBS
In the documentary film "American Creed", former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and Pulitzer Prize-winning historian David M. Kennedy come together from different backgrounds and points of view to investigate the idea of a unifying American creed. Premiers Tuesday, February…
ABC's The Crossing at Outpost
Great to have Rick Gomez in the studio working on ABC's new science fiction thriller series set to premiere April 2, 2018.
True Son Debuts on Netflix
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World Premier of THE ASHRAM
Following the trail of his lost girlfriend to a mystical Himalayan community, this thriller will have you on the edge of your seat. Produced by Ben Rekhi and starring a cast, including Kal Penn (Harold & Kumar) and Hera Hilmar…
Unleashed Now Available on Netflix
When Emma's dog and cat magically transform into two perfect guys, Emma learns to trust again and ultimately, finds love. A quirky, goody romantic, feel-good comedy perfect for the whole family, Unleashed is available for streaming on Netflix.
Complete post-production…
Armistead Maupin At Outpost
We enjoyed having Armistead Maupin & Caitlin Garing from Harper Collins at Outpost Studios recording Armistead's new book, Logical Family, with engineer Jim Lively.
Adding to the success of Labor Day and After Her, New York Times bestselling author, Joyce Maynard, chose Outpost Studios' Jim Lively to record the audio version of her latest book, Under The Influence – a poignant story about…
Unleashed In Theaters
A hilarious film directed by Finn Taylor and rated 9/10 on IMDB, Unleashed begins playing in theaters this summer. Starring Justin Chatwin, Steve Howey and Kate Micucci, this romantic comedy is perfect for the whole family.
True Conviction Coming To PBS
Powerful and devastating, True Conviction debuted to rave reviews at the 2017 Tribeca Film Festival. Directed by Jamie Meltzer, the film follows three exonerated men in Dallas, Texas, as they look to free innocent people behind bars.
Pushing Dead – A Film About Living, Not Dying
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Q: How to read two different List types from a binary file I am trying to read two different lists from a binary file. One list is of type Flight and the other is of type Customer. I tried to use instanceof operator but the compiler shows error as
Cannot perform instanceof check against parameterized type List. Use the form List instead since further generic type information will be erased at runtime.
As the items have to be read using a loop until all the lists are read, I'm not sure how to implement this logic.
My code is as follows:
public static void readFromFile() throws Exception {
    List<Flight> flightList;
    List<Customer> customerList;

    //Create new input stream object
    objInStream = new ObjectInputStream(new FileInputStream(fileLocation));

    //Check if file exists
    if(!fileLocation.exists()) {
        //create new file
        fileLocation.createNewFile();
    }
    Object o;
    while((o = objInStream.readObject()) != null) {
        //Compiler shows error
        if(o instanceof List<Flight>)
            flightList = (List<Flight>) o;
        else if(o instanceof List<Customer>)
            customerList = o;
    }
}

A: when you declare generic type, you can get it.
when you use generic type, it will be erased.
eg:
public class Generics {
    public <T> T m1(T object){
        return object;
    }
    public void m2(){
        List<Integer> list = new ArrayList<Integer>();
        list.add(1);
    }
}

decompilation: m1() deckare generic type, you can  get it from class file. m2() use generic type,erased.
public <T extends java/lang/Object> T m1(T);
flags: ACC_PUBLIC
Code:
  stack=1, locals=2, args_size=2
     0: aload_1
     1: areturn
  LineNumberTable:
    line 20: 0
Signature: #15                          // <T:Ljava/lang/Object;>(TT;)TT;

public void m2();
flags: ACC_PUBLIC
Code:
  stack=2, locals=2, args_size=1
     0: new           #2                  // class java/util/ArrayList
     3: dup
     4: invokespecial #3                  // Method java/util/ArrayList."<init>":()V
     7: astore_1
     8: aload_1
     9: iconst_1
    10: invokestatic  #4                  // Method java/lang/Integer.valueOf:(I)Ljava/lang/Integer;
    13: invokeinterface #5,  2            // InterfaceMethod java/util/List.add:(Ljava/lang/Object;)Z
    18: pop
    19: return
  LineNumberTable:
    line 24: 0
    line 25: 8
    line 26: 19

A: You cannot check if o is a "list of ____."  You can check if the elements of o are __, though.  Or you could just mark it explicitly.
But this is a normal consequence of type erasure.  Generics are only a compile-time annotation.  Your program will not keep the generics at runtime!


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Maybe Einstein wasn't a scientist? Just a visionary?
When it comes to physics, the first thing people think of is Einstein. When it comes to high IQ, people first think of Einstein.
Why did the names of those physicists who made contributions become units, but Einstein didn't? Because he doesn't need to be remembered in this way.
Time Magazine selected 100 people of the century in 2000, each of whom was the top person of the 20th century. One of these 100 great men was chosen to be on the cover of the magazine of the year. This man is Einstein.
Einstein won the Nobel Prize, not Einstein's glory, but the glory of the Nobel Prize. Even if Einstein didn't win the Nobel Prize, his greatness would not be damaged at all, but the Nobel Prize increased his authority because it was awarded to Einstein.
Einstein published five papers in 1905 (known as the year of miracle in the history of Science), all of which were the results of Nobel Prize. He was 26 years old.
1. The Nobel Prize did not dare to award Einstein's major achievements (relativity, mass energy equation, etc.), but only chose the smallest achievement (photon). Einstein won the Nobel Prize in physics in 1921 for the photoelectric effect. It's 16 years since he published his special theory of relativity.
2. Why do Nobel prizes only dare to be awarded to the smallest achievement, because others can't understand and dare not mention it.
Einstein's theory of relativity won two nominations, but none of them won the prize, because it was too controversial and opposed by several authorities in the field of physics. The Nobel Prize Committee had no way to fully understand the theory of relativity, and it was difficult to falsify it under the conditions at that time. However, after the theory was put forward, the repercussions were so great that it finally came up with the idea of awarding Einstein with the photoelectric effect.
It's hard to imagine that at that time, a 26 year old amateur boy published a theory that subverted the field of physics, and a group of big men were helpless, because they had no way to prove that the theory was right or wrong!
3. The scientific community: for more than 100 years, whoever proves Einstein is the leader of the scientific community. No matter how much one percent is proved.
4. Human: since the monkey became human, the greatest energy that human beings have mastered at present comes from Einstein's gift (nuclear energy).
Einstein made the universe bend and time change.
6. To be more precise, he made the big bang (wide phase dynamic solution) come to an end.
None of the above is good, but the best thing is that he only relied on his imagination, didn't spend money and didn't do experiments
Could there be something bigger than a blue whale on earth? It may exist, but the probability of retention is too low!
Two different kinds of ancestor worship ceremonies: "skull blessing day" in Bolivia and "corpse driving day" in Indonesia
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Let me tell you in four ways: if water drops fall from high altitude, will they kill people?
Is Hawking's prediction to be verified? What does it mean that there are giant caves and prehistoric creatures in the Arctic?
It is clear that Mercury is closer to the sun than Venus. Why is Venus dried and mercury has hundreds of millions of tons of ice?
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WASHINGTON, May 20, 2015 - The Washington International Horse Show (WIHS) is pleased to announce the wildly popular WIHS Shetland Pony Steeplechase Championship Series, presented by Charles Owen, will be off and running again in 2015. The entertaining event features pint-sized jockeys in colorful silks racing the cutest, fluffiest Shetland Ponies to the cheers of spectators of all ages.
The first stop in the series will be the historic Devon Horse Show (see Devon race results!) and Country Fair in Devon, Pa., May 24 and May 25, and it will conclude with the finals at WIHS in October at Verizon Center in Washington, D.C.
Introduced in 2013 and expanded last year, the WIHS Shetland Pony Steeplechase races, dubbed "D.C.'s newest--and cutest--sport" by Gillian Brockell of the Washington Post, are run like professional racing events with a bugler, race caller and photo finish, but in miniature--the jockeys are youngsters from seven to 14 mounted on traditional Shetland Ponies racing over a course of mini-hurdles.
The 2015 WIHS Shetland Pony Steeplechase Championship Series, presented by Charles Owen, will be held at the Devon Horse Show on Sunday, May 24 and Monday, Memorial Day, May 25 and at the Washington International Horse Show on Barn Night, October 22, and Grand Prix Night, October 24, at Verizon Center in Washington, D.C.
For those unable to attend in person, the Devon races will be streamed live by EQSportsNet (eqsports.net) and archived on WIHS.org. See Devon race results!
Established in 1958, the Washington International Horse Show attracts more than 26,000 spectators to the six-day show, which includes Olympic-level competition along with community and charity events. More than 500 top horses and riders come to D.C. from all over the globe to jump for more than a half a million dollars in prize money. Event highlights include the Puissance high jump competition on Military Night (Friday), the Longines FEI World CupTM Jumping qualifier, the $125,000 President's Cup Grand Prix, (Saturday night) and Kids' Day (Saturday), a free, fun and educational community event. The Washington International Horse Show Association, Ltd. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization headquartered in Washington, D.C. WIHS is an official USEF Heritage Competition and is recognized as a Top 25 Horse Show by the North American Riders Group. WIHS is rated CSI4*-W by the Fédération Equestre Internationale, the world governing body for horse sports.


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Reality check on BC's carbon tax
Carbon tax is like a rigged carnival game if BC remains the only player
Posted by Resource Works
Compared to other North American jurisdictions, the carbon price in British Columbia is between twice and 100 times higher. An effort to have BC escalate even higher, while still allowing others to lag behind, increasingly feels like a carnival game in which the odds are stacked against the player.
Eight years ago, British Columbia leapt off into the unknown by implementing a $30/tonne carbon tax. It was a brave and commendable move.
A recent study from the Business Council of BC demonstrated the fact that it continues to stand as a leading-edge measure.
Politicians such as Canada's Environment Minister Catherine McKenna continue to heap praise on the tax concept.
Last week she told Postmedia's Peter O'Neil that: "We know carbon taxes are the most efficient mechanisms."
One conclusion to draw from this is that other jurisdictions must be eager to take Minister McKenna's advice and implement their own carbon taxes. But that is not what is happening. This chart shows the prevailing situation:
British Columbians have been paying higher prices for fuel, and using less of it resulting in lower carbon emissions.
That's behaviour worth rewarding – right?
Instead, we now we have the BC government's climate "leadership team" recommending that BC continue anyways to escalate its price with $10-a-year hikes starting in 2018. There are no provisions in those recommendations to compel others to do the same.
What this amounts to is punishing the BC economy for its forward thinking, while at the same time rewarding those who have been doing nothing. The fact is, British Columbia is comparable to the best performers in Western Europe when it comes to per capita emissions.
It is not a climate leadership team at all if all it succeeds in doing is penalizing the sole jurisdiction to embrace innovation.
Further increases, in the absence of other places acting on climate change, could heavily impact the ability of British Columbia as a trade-based economy to sell its forest, mining and energy products to the world.
It seems like the consequences for British Columbia residents of continuing to be the climate-action outlier are not of interest to those who prefer to see the province play the role of poster child for eco-consciousness.
Like the guy running the balloon game at the carnival, the boost-the-tax lobbyists who seem to have control of the climate plan are perfectly happy to have pulled a mark out of the crowd with the promise of a big prize for hitting some easy targets.
We're told we'll come out winners by doubling down. Yet, no matter how well we throw the darts, they never seem to strike their target.
While British Columbians continue to reach into their pockets for the privilege of playing this game, the assumption that others would soon step up as well has turned out to be an illusion.
British Columbia taxpayers and industry have earned their place on the cutting edge of climate tax policy. BC should now be saying: We're very proud of the carbon tax we have in place.
Let's stop playing a rigged game. It's time for others to step up and show the world that they are ready to follow the British Columbia's example.
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Exercising on your own can be great. You can do it on your own terms, when you have the time available and for as long or as little as you want. However, for some people, it's hard to stay motivated when you exercise by yourself. Unless you want to go down the personal trainer route, there's nothing to stop you deciding not to bother with that gym session, or not to go for that run that you had planned. And exercising by yourself can be lonely, too. Some people love having the time to zone out and think while they exercise alone, but others find it can feel isolating, and leave them with too much time to think!
There are a lot of great reasons to participate in sports, at any age. To start off with, it's a great way to make friends and learn team work. However, sports is also beneficial to your health.
Caffeine….. is it good for you?
Hands up if that delicious cup of freshly brewed coffee is the driving force to getting you out of bed in the morning? Well maybe for some of us this is potentially making things worse for ourselves and our diminishing energy levels!


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LONDON: WHERE TO GO NOW
For up to date information on what's new, check out two great websites for the latest information: Just Opened London and the Culture Whisper. Time Out is always a great source for gallery, restaurant and theater listings.
The "hot ticket" in town is Exhibitionism the biggest exhibit on the Rolling Stones at the Saatchi. Nine theme filled galleries containing costumes, photography, instruments and more! Don't miss it!
They've become quite a sensation since the first Ottolenghi opened. The latest, Sesame, a cafe bar located in Covent Garden.
Newly opened with good reviews is restaurant Hoppers from the team behind Trishna and Gymkhana. What is a "Hopper" you may ask. It's a thin, bowl shaped pancake made with fermented rice batter and coconut milk. They will be served with seafood, veggies or meat.
Stay: Where to stay? With a slew of hot new hotels opening in the last few years it's hard to decide. For buzzy and sceney I'd stay at Ian Schrager's Edition Hotel, Andre Balzac's Chiltern Firehouse or the new Ace Hotel further afield in East London's Shoreditch. Then there's the Beaumont in posh Mayfair, the Thompson groups Belgraves, in you guessed it Belgravia, and the new Hoxton in Holborn. Mondrian's first hotel in London is smack on the Thames in Southbank-you can roll out of bed and be at the Tate Modern. But, as I am partial to the Firmdale Group, I'm staying at the newly opened Ham Yard. (There are two other properties nearby-the Haymarket and the Soho hotel.) All designed by Kit Kemp in her signature comfy, quirky, unique style, it's modern English meets bold design!
Let's talk about Ham Yard: This hotel really amps up the game for the Firmdale group, with a vintage 1050's bowling alley, 100 plus screening room, rooftop terrace with great views over the west end, a Soholistic Spa and a lovely afternoon tea. Ham Yard Walkway links the hotel with 13 independent shops including My Cup of Tea, Fresobo Carioca for bathing suits, and Brummells of London. Plus there's a Press Juice for your early morning health fix! Right in Soho, bordering Mayfair you couldn't ask for a more central location.
Morning Meal: There's no better way to start your day in London than at the Wolseley, a grand European cafe that's bustling and glamorous all at the same time.
Morning: Head to the new Sackler Serpentine Gallery in Kensington Gardens, designed by famed architect Zaha Hadid. The sister gallery to the original Serpentine (a 5 minute walk away) it's the home of The Magazine Restaurant, with German chef Oliver Lange at its helm. (Open only for breakfast and lunch) It's worth a visit just to see the striking architectural design. If you still need more art infusion, check out Newport Street Gallery owned by Damien Hirst showcasing the works of Jeff Koons (exhibit opens May 18.)
Stroll: If it's a nice day why not take a walk in Kensington Gardens or neighboring Hyde Park, your there after all. Fun fact: most people, I for one, assume Kensington Gardens is part of Hyde Park. And while it does feel like a continuation of one park, technically it hasn't been since 1728 when Queen Caroline divided the two spaces.
Play Tourist: Take the tube to London Bridge Station. (Or jump in a taxi) You can't miss The Shard when exiting; the 87-story skyscraper is now Western Europe's tallest building. Opened in February 2013, The View from The Shard, with two observations platforms: a triple level indoor gallery on level 69 and a partial outdoor gallery on level 72. The 360-degree views of London are pretty amazing; on a clear day you can see up to 40 miles.
Graze: I love Borough Market; this may be one of my favorite food markets anywhere! Showcasing the best of British and International produce the market has grown to over a 100 stalls. Every time I visit there is something new, and it just keeps growing. If you love eating and drinking there is no better place. There are so many choices—Veggie options, Thai street food, Paella, Ethiopian to name a few. Do not miss, unless your vegetarian, getting the chorizo sandwich at Brindisa. Sounds so simple –grilled chorizo on ciabatta with arugula and roasted peppers. But, just wait, once you have the olive oil dripping down your sleeve in the midst of the bustling market you will dream about this sandwich, it's that good! Go to Arabica, one of the original stalls, now a restaurant, and get their Wild Sumac and Zatar to bring home. I've never found any as good! Pop into Neal's Yard for a stunning selection of cheeses and finish your visit with a cappuccino at Monmouth Coffee to refuel.
Landmark: Follow the embankment a few blocks and you wind up at the Tate Modern. The Tate has been so popular from day one with more than 5 million visitors a year that a huge expansion is under way, with an expected completion around 2016. There is almost always something fun happening here, an hour or two on a trip to London is almost mandatory. Plus how fun to see a work in progress! If you need a bit of a pick-me-up, stop by the Tate Cafe overlooking the riverside.
Feel like being Social: Chef Jason Atherton is everywhere. A protégé of Gordon Ramsay, his first solo venture, Pollen Street Social was wildly successful earning him a Michelin star and a growing restaurant empire. (With restaurants in Singapore, Hong Kong, Shanghai, and soon to open Sydney and recently opened, The Clocktower, in New York!) His other London restaurants- Little Social (across the street from Pollen, its more casual sibling), City Social and Bar (glamorous with a view), and Social Eating House (bistro-style) are all worthy destinations. Berners Tavern in the London Edition is a great restaurant for all day dining and a perfect spot for afternoon tea. Soak up the atmosphere in a room that won best new British interior awards 2014 from both Elle Decoration and European Hotel Design Awards.
Rest Stop: Head back to the Ham Yard to recharge with a workout, a spa treatment or a nap!
Dinner: This is a hard choice! Kitty Fisher's is one of the city's hottest spots right now serving inventive food in the heart of Mayfair in a tiny, cozy space. Chef Skye Gyngell just opened Spring at Somerset House featuring a seasonally driven Mediterranean menu. In the mood for Indian- Michelin starred Gymkhana, or its sister restaurant Trishna both have fantastic food, this is posh Indian, not your corner curry shop. Packed, celebrity hangout Chiltern Firehouse, in an actual renovated firehouse in Marylebone, may be more about the celebrity factor than the brasserie style food, but it all makes for a fun night out. If you are in the mood for seafood, reserve at Sexy Fish, an Asian fish and seafood restaurant. Some say Bocca Di Lupo is the best Italian food in London. After dinner, go across the street for desert and indulge in Gelupo Gelato. Press has been great on the new Barrafina Drury Lane and Duck and Rice, a Chinese gastropub from Alan Yau of Hakkasan and Yauatcha fame. And then there's The Ivy, recently reopened after a five month face-lift, just in time for it's 100th birthday.
Extend: Want to extend your trip? Consider booking a countryside Cotswold weekend at the Soho Farmhouse, part of the members' club Soho House group. Fear not, you do not need to be a member to stay. The Farmhouse has 40 cabins ranging in size, in and outdoor pool, plenty of activities for all ages and incredible restaurants. This is a MUST DO if you have the time.
EAST LONDON: SHOREDITCH ON A SUNDAY
BATH: ENGLAND'S LOVELY COUNTRYSIDE
KNIGHTSBRIDGE: A DAY IN MY OLD NEIGHBORHOOD
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The ruckus over Google Voice on the iPhone continues, as Google and Apple squabble over who said what to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission, and whether Apple really did ban Google's well-received VoIP app from its App Store. Macworld's Dan Moren offers a good recap of the latest mudslinging developments.
But whatever happens in this round, Apple will ultimately lose the fight. It's only a matter of time before Google Voice comes to the iPhone. Why? There are too many factors working against Apple for it to maintain its anti-consumer stance on this issue.
The FCC is investigating the matter, and it's a safe bet the Feds aren't keen on Apple's handling of Google Voice. In fact, the FCC may very well interpret Apple's actions as a violation of Net neutrality principles -- essentially, that ISPs shouldn't block or impair the ability of consumers to use Internet services -- and ultimately pressure Cupertino to soften its stance on Google Voice. While one could argue that Apple isn't an ISP, the company certainly is a major player in the wireless industry.
The public wants VoIP apps like Google Voice, which provides one number for all of your phone lines, and lets you manage voice services online. Skype for iPhone is popular too. Unfortunately, Apple has crippled it. You can use Skype for iPhone to make calls over Wi-Fi, but not via AT&T's 3G or EDGE networks. Apple's hardball stance on these matters isn't winning the company friends among consumer groups or lawmakers, who see these limitations as anti-consumer.
Competitive pressures will force Apple to lighten up. Google Voice may not run on the iPhone, but it will on a BlackBerry. As VoIP calling grows in popularity--and it will because it's cheaper than using voice minutes--Apple will have to change with the times or fall behind.
Apple looks like a big bully. Its public image is at stake. Consumers will think Apple is siding with its evil-empire buddy AT&T, which wants to keep the money rolling in from its lucrative voice plans. And even if Apple's contractual obligations make the situation more complicated than that, many people will see Apple as the bad guy.
Apple is in denial. VoIP is the future of mobile calling. The traditional "voice plan" will fade away; phone calls will be just another application on the high-speed wireless network. We're seeing the start of that with mobile versions of Skype, Google Voice, and Vonage.


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San Francisco owns and operates Hetch Hetchy Reservoir in Yosemite National Park as part of a broader system of pipelines, powerhouses and dams in the Tuolumne River watershed.
But most of the Tuolumne River water imported to the Bay Area is not consumed in San Francisco. Rather, San Francisco sells about 2/3 of its supply to wholesale customers in other Bay Area communities, including most of San Mateo County and parts of Santa Clara and Alameda Counties. These communities are collectively represented by the Bay Area Water Supply and Conservation Agency (BAWSCA). BAWSCA's Board normally meets in Foster City.
Our lawsuit targets San Francisco, as it alleges the city, by storing water in Hetch Hetchy Reservoir, is violating California's prohibition against any "unreasonable method of diversion."
Because of BAWSCA's dependence on San Francisco's Regional Water System, we named BAWSCA a "Real Party in Interest". Our lawsuit was an item on BAWSCA's agenda (albeit in closed session). I thought I would stop by and make a brief statement to the Board in the 3 minutes allowed for public comment.
"...we do not believe that water should be stored in the iconic Hetch Hetchy Valley in Yosemite National Park. We believe Congress erred when they permitted a dam to be built in 1913 - the only such destruction ever allowed in any of America's national parks.
We would prefer not to be in court. We would prefer to be working with BAWSCA and San Francisco. We have positive and professional relationships with staff in both agencies. But to date, San Francisco and BAWSCA have shown no inclination to consider restoration.
We look forward to the day when we can work together - providing a reliable supply of high quality water to home and businesses in the BAWSCA communities and in San Francisco, while making Yosemite National Park whole once again."
It felt good to make an appearance and remind the BAWSCA Board that restoration is about Yosemite National Park and that Restore Hetch Hetchy cares about their water supply reliability.
It was hard to discern any collective reaction to the statement, if there was any. After all the 27 board members represent very different communities. I spoke individually to only a few members. But I do get a sense that, as a group, BAWSCA's attachment to Hetch Hetchy Reservoir is more business than emotion. By comparison, some leaders in San Francisco seem to agree with Senator Dianne Feinstein that maintaining a reservoir in Yosemite is the city's birthright.
"Any action to drain Hetch Hetchy Reservoir or otherwise impact the System must be preceded with a plan to protect the health, safety and economic well being of all the water users. And any such plan to protect the water users must provide for reliable alternative water storage and a supply of high-quality water that is acceptable to those who use two-thirds of the water and pay two-thirds of the System's costs."
As I told the Board, we look forward to working with them.


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Padre (Originaltitel: The Padre) ist ein kanadisches Filmdrama des Regisseurs Jonathan Sobol, der seine Premiere am 28. September 2018 in den USA hatte, die deutsche DVD-Premiere war am 1. November 2018. Die Hauptrollen spielen Tim Roth, Nick Nolte und Luis Guzmán.

Handlung
Ein kleiner Betrüger gibt sich auf der Flucht vor seinen hartnäckigen Verfolgern, dem pensionierten US-Marshal Nemes und dem örtlichen Polizisten Gaspar, in einem kleinen kolumbianischen Dorf als Pastor aus. Als er während eines Betruges erwischt wird, flieht er mit einem gestohlenen Auto und ahnt nicht, dass sich ein 16-jähriges Mädchen, Lena, auf dem Rücksitz befindet. Die beiden planen ihren bisher größten Raubüberfall – im Wissen, dass die Gefahren der Zusammenarbeit untereinander und des sich nähernden Gesetzes sie einholen können.

Besetzung und Synchronisation
Die deutschsprachige Synchronisation entstand im Auftrag der SDI Media Germany in München.

Produktion
Die Aufnahmen begannen im März 2017 in Bogotá, Kolumbien. Im November 2017 wurde bestätigt, dass Nolte alle seine Szenen abgeschlossen hat.

Auszeichnungen
Der Film erhielt drei Nominierungen bei den Canadian Screen Awards 2019: Paul Sarossy für die beste Kamera, Iñigo Navarro für das beste Szenenbild und Valeria Henríquez als beste Hauptdarstellerin.

Weblinks

 Padre bei Box Office Mojo (englisch)

Einzelnachweise

Filmtitel 2018
Kanadischer Film
Filmdrama
Kriminalfilm


This is a super yummy cheese ball recipe. I make it for Thanksgiving and Christmas as well as any other time I need a yummy appetizer.
For the web, I simply spread some cream cheese on a plate and then used pieces of red pepper to make a web. The eyes were made with slices of cucumber and then slices of carrot, glued on with cream cheese. The mouth is another piece of red pepper. For the legs I took a stalk of celery and split it lengthwise. Then I cut it about half way through in the middle and then carefully bent it, being careful not to let the stringy fibers break.
`8 oz. finely shredded cheddar cheese (room temp) Be sure to shred your own as it has much more flavor. I use sharp cheese or extra sharp cheese.
`3-5 oz. toasted sliced almonds, or any other nut you like, toasted and chopped.
Directions: Mix salad dressing and cream cheese with mixer. Add cheddar and mix well. Scrape down sides of bowl so mixture is all together in bottom. Cover and freeze 30 minutes. Shape into ball and roll in almonds. Wrap tightly in plastic wrap and refrigerate until firm. Serve with your favorite crackers. Note: 8 times this recipe will make 10 good-sized cheese balls for Christmas gifts. You could also shape into a log shape.
Serve with crackers. I added in some veggies for our Halloween dinner to try to get some vegetables in.


Yesterday, Northern Ireland's Council for Curriculum, Examinations and Assessment (CCEA) won two top UK awards for their development and launch of an innovative game based learning resource.
The STEM in Minecraft resource, part of CCEA's digital skills framework, picked up Best learning game and Excellence in the design of learning content: public and non-profit sector at the 2018 Learning Technology awards.
Impressing the judges with the imaginative adoption of Minecraft, the free resource offers an immersive learning & fun environment in the Viking world, connecting aspects of History with Science & Technology. Primary pupils, playing the role of the Viking, face a series of choices and challenges connected to STEM.
Aligned to the NI Curriculum, STEM in Minecraft provides guidance on how teachers can support their pupils to infuse digital skills alongside vital thinking skills such as problem solving, creativity, strategic leadership and innovation.
The awards celebrate the very best in learning technologies, and witness 64 gold, silver and bronze awards being given out to worthy winners.
The STEM in Minecraft resource, launched in February 2018, provides a range of game‐based active learning opportunities, making connections both within and beyond The World Around Us. Included are a series of STEM in Minecraft in‐game Quests. They are aligned to the curriculum, so that pupils are applying learning through online gaming. Pupils become the Viking protagonist, facing a series of choices and challenges on a journey to mastery. To promote a blended approach, there are a number of STEM enquiries to connect Science and Technology to a topic traditionally viewed as a History‐only one.
The STEM in Minecraft Viking World aims to create an authentic learning sequence in the classroom. The resources include carefully designed Minecraft tasks that allow pupils to experience simulations of how Viking life might have been and aims to elicit a learning and emotional response, particularly empathy with how Viking life might have been.
Most pupils will have had some experience or knowledge of Minecraft. In our pilot phase, we repeated seen classroom experiences of what game designer Jane McGonigal calls 'blissful productivity' – staying determined and working on a task even if the goal is challenging.
Using the CCEA STEM in Minecraft resources, pupils can gain mastery in a variety of Thinking Skills and Personal Capabilities and a series of Minecraft skills. Goals are short, measurable and challenging. Group sessions allow for collaboration and problem solving. In game characters take pupils on a Viking narrative journey and change the game from digital Lego to a role‐playing game – providing learner autonomy, choice, and purpose when working towards a shared group goal.


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The redevelopment process has proven beneficial for District municipalities in which the redevelopment areas are located as well as for the region overall. As areas of contamination and dereliction are rehabilitated over time, everyone reaps the benefit of cleaner, aesthetically enhanced sites. NJSEA works closely with our constituent municipalities to identify sites in need of redevelopment and prepare redevelopment plans in a very public forum, with input from government entities as well as the public at large.
Kearny Redevelopment Plan: Vineland Construction Co.
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Musicians of the Midnight Sun: Sandy Wilson
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In this episode of Musicians of the Midnight Sun, Pat Braden speaks to guitarist Sandy Wilson who relocated to Yellowknife in 1972 and dove in the local music scene which he grew to love and defended enthusiastically. "Don't underestimate this crowd buddy. These people are from all over the country and they all got huge record collections. So don't think you're one up on them with your music...'cause you're not."
Posted: Dec 17, 2019 12:00 AM ET | Last Updated: December 19, 2019
In this episode of Musicians of the Midnight Sun, Pat Braden speaks to guitarist Sandy Wilson who relocated to Yellowknife in 1972 and dove in the local music scene which he grew to love and defended enthusiastically. "Don't underestimate this crowd buddy. These people are from all over the country and they all got huge record collections. So don't think you're one up on them with your music...'cause you're not." 7:38