Signals will be dripfeed over ONE week and are a mix of Twitter, Facebook, Google+ & Pinterest.
Drip Feed 1,850+ Genuine Social Signals From Top Medias Signals will be dripfeed over ONE week and are a mix of Twitter, Facebook, Google+ & Pinterest.
Drip Feed 1,250+ Genuine Social Signals From Top Medias Signals will be dripfeed over ONE week and are a mix of Twitter, Facebook, Google+ & Pinterest.
Get Ready to Have Some Fiery Goodness Coming at Your Site!
What Is This Service All About?
Social Signals have been the name of the game for quite some time for any SEO rankings. Many people will say that Social Signals mean "Nothing" but what most of the people do not understand what they do for any website.
If not having Social Media attached to your site since 2015 makes your site look 10X sketchier, then how would that be any different to not have anyone talking about your site? Now yes, most Social Signals are not going to rank for everything without links, but what they will do is tell Google that "Hey, we have people talking about us, so now they are linking to our site".
For all you ham sandwich lovers, just think of it as…. You must have the bread as a base before you can put the Mayonnaise on (Or Miracle Whip for all you wierdo's) and the ham and cheese…. Anyways the point is, you must have the base (Social Signals), before ever having any back links (The Mayonnaise, ham and cheese).
Now let's get to the most important part of Social Signals. So just like SEO overall, one of the greatest aspects you can do is drip feed whatever you are doing to help it look natural in Google. Just like it would "spammy" to send 10,000 links all in one day to your site, it would somewhat be the same way with Social Signals.
What Is Everything You Will Get From the Base Level of This Service?
>> How do I keep my site looking as natural as possible?
--- Q 1 - Will the social signals last for more than a month?
== A 1 - Like most SEO, nothing is gurentteed to last... BUT about 99.7% of ALL of the Signals we have given and/or used for ourselves have stuck for over 6 months which is quite amazing compared to most services out there.
--- Q 2 - Does it look natural in Google's eyes to have 100,000 social signals all hitting one page at once?
--- Q 3 - Why drip feed the signals rather than just get them all at once?
--- Q 4 - Are Social Signals necessary to rank a site?
== A 4 - YES, the reason being goes back to question #2 again. They may not dramatically increase your rankings but name one major site that has a s*** ton of links and has no Social Signals. You have to look at Social Signals as "Your following liking your content and sharing it with their friends and family"... For example, if you have tons of links and/or are building links but no signals showing that people are actually interacting with your site. Then how could you be getting those links?
--- Q 5 - How do I know that DripFeed Nation's Social Signals are good?
== A 5 - Our owner Caleb has been doing client SEO for over a year now and has also done affiliate, lead generation and other types of SEO for a while before his client work. He uses the same signals being offered here with his own sites. We as DripFeed Nation like to keep our SEO looking as natural as possible and therefore would not take unneeded risks. These types of risks would most likely result in getting 1,000's of hours of work taken away because of something that could be avoided with a little bit of common sense.
--- Lastly, Q 6 - Is there any difference in this service compared to your other Social Signal services?
……. If you are still wondering if we are the right way to go for getting your Social Signals then here is our last question for you: Is it worth the risk of not getting these drip feed, therefore having your site get penalized after all the money, time and effort that has gone into it?
PLEASE NOTE: These Signals will be drip feed... It may end that only a portion of the signals have been made, I PROMISE YOU, they are being made still so do not worry!
Please note that there are no refunds provided after 24 hours for any reason after the order has been placed (Orders that fail to supply the requirments within 24 hours will be canceled and will have to be reordered). Please be sure that you know what you want before placing your order and ask any questions you have before you order. This is completely firm, so please do not ask for a refund.
Also, feel free to message us if there is anything else I can inform you on!
>> P.s.s.s. Note that both Google Plus AND Twitter no longer allow you to see Social Signals due to their API. Therefore, those will not show in the report.
Thanks for the good work on my account.


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California home insurers using private firefighters
by Patrick
California Recovering from devastating wildfires.
As California slowly recovers from last year's devastating — and costly — wildfire season, a debate has ignited over the use of private firefighting teams deployed by insurance companies and used to protect homes belonging largely to the wealthy.
The insurance companies offering this additional service are often for policyholders with properties valued at more than $1 million — and for homeowners with these insurance plans, having this extra protection can be the difference between their home surviving the fire and burning to the ground.
Fred Giuffrida and his wife, Pamela Joyner, were home at their hilly 16-acre Sonoma ranch late last Oct. 8 when, looking out from the family room window, Joyner saw an ominous pink glow in the distance. It was a gusty night in wine country, so she went outside to get a better look. She smelled smoke.
"Twenty minutes later, the whole hill was ablaze," Giuffrida told NBC News.
"There's only one way off the hill, so we said, 'We can't afford to stick around here,'" Giuffrida recalled in a phone interview. After banging on the door to alert a neighbor, they fled their home in the early morning hours of Oct. 9, not knowing what they would find when they returned.
Fred Giuffrida credits his Sonoma home surviving the October fires to firefighters from Wildfire Defense Services, dispatched by his insurance company. Here, WDS firefighters apply water in their effort to completely extinguish the fire near Giuffrida's home in October 2017.Courtesy WDS
That night, and for the next several nights, multiple wildfires ignited across wine country. All told, the "October Fire Siege" would destroy more than 245,000 acres — the most destructive in the state's history. By month's end, 43 people had lost their lives, 100,000 residents had been forced to evacuate, and an estimated 8,900 structures had been destroyed.
Giuffrida's didn't realize his insurance company even offered firefighting services.
Some California homeowners insurance offers "Wildfire Defense Services" with certain insurance companies
Available for certain properties in wildfire-prone areas in California. The insurance company automatically sends its own "professional firefighters" to help protect homes before, during and after wildfires.
Like a growing number of insurance companies offering similar services, insurer firefighters can trim trees and move combustible material away from a home, spray it with gel or water and cover vents to prevent hot embers from getting inside a home.
Wildfire Defense Services firefighters dig up hotspots near the home of Fred Giuffrida and Pamela Joyner in Sonoma, California in October 2017.Courtesy WDS
Although local firefighters were also on scene, this homeowner credits his insurance company's private firefighters for saving his house.
Over the course of five days when the fire threatened Giuffrida's property, firefighters from other public agencies were also on scene. But Giuffrida credits the firefighters his insurer sent and their focus on his insured home for it still standing today. These firefighters, actually responders from Wildfire Defense Systems (WDS) that are contracted with his insurer, even sent him photos while they were on scene hosing down the fire.
"We were literally surrounded by fires," says Giuffrida. "All the vegetation up to the pool area was burned, and they had stopped it before it got to the house."
"They were fighting battles in so many places, so I think the fact that this supplemented it really saved our house," said Giuffrida, noting that a few of his neighbors were not so lucky and did lose their homes.
Insurers say; "Our specific goal is to work with policyholder structures,". "We're only allowed to access the properties that we're given permission to access by policyholders," he said, meaning that unlike publicly funded fire agencies, WDS makes determinations about which homes in a neighborhood it will defend from fire.
Cal Fire's McLean says he is not aware of any specific incidents where private firefighters actually caused any "problems."
"They're a help because of the preventative aspects," said McLean. "We can work together, we just need to make sure we do work together."
Thousand Oaks Insurance proudly offers access to many leading insurers who offer private fire crew response. Visit our High Value California homeowners insurance page for details.
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Nathan Carter Ireland's Leading Country Singer
Mickey Gilley Grand Shanghai Theatre
3455 W 76 Country Blvd Branson, MO 65616
Nathan Carter Is Returning to BRANSON.... the singing sensation of the new century. This fresh-faced young man has captivated audiences all over Ireland, the UK, and beyond since he burst onto scene. Now in Ireland, Nathan is a household name with fans of all ages flocking to see him and his SUPERB SIX-PIECE BAND.
Nathan Carter is so excited to be returning to Branson! In fact, he is taking time out of his international touring to make a stop in Branson April 20 and 21 for BRANSON FEST!
"He has taken the Irish music scene by storm. Now it's tie we shared him with the rest of the world." - Daniel O'Donnell
The Nathan Carter story is a remarkable one, and the story is still being written...Next stop, Branson, MO in 2018 and 2019.
Amenities:Family Pass
Area:Hwy. 76 Strip (West)
Type:Musical Theatre
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HomeNewsroomPress ReleasesINTERSTATE MAKES A MOVE TO END HUNGER
INTERSTATE MAKES A MOVE TO END HUNGER
SPRINGFIELD, VA, March 28, 2016 – Interstate Moving | Relocation | Logistics, an organization that handles more than 19,000 residential, corporate, government and military relocations annually, is making a move to tackle hunger. Interstate recently announced that it is participating with Move for Hunger, a 501(c)3 organization that works with the relocation industry to encourage their customers to donate non-perishable food items and canned goods that would otherwise be discarded during a move. Participating companies collect the food items from their customers on moving day and transport them to local food banks.
"We are pleased to have Interstate Moving | Relocation | Logistics, one of the nation's leading independent moving companies, join forces with Move for Hunger," says Adam Lowy, founder of Move for Hunger.
By collecting food items from customers on moving day, and from employees who donate canned goods, Interstate makes regular trips once a month to the Capital Area Food Bank, which distributes to 129 food pantries in the area. To date, Interstate has already donated 1,000 pounds of food, or enough to provide 825 meals to families in need—and that's just for starters.
"In this modern day, many people don't really think about hunger. In fact, more than 429,000 people in the DC Metro area are at risk for hunger, and 36% are children," says Arthur E. [Bud] Morrissette IV, Interstate's Chief Executive Officer. "We're proud to help raise awareness about hunger in our area, and to be a part of the more than 600 moving companies implementing the nation's largest, year-round service programs with Move for Hunger," adds Morrissette.
Interstate is no stranger to philanthropy, and has a 70-plus-year legacy of giving back to the community. Interstate has received many awards for giving back, including the Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce's coveted Outstanding Corporate Citizenship Award (2015), and Washington SmartCEO's Cornerstone Award (2015). Interstate was also recently named 2015 Independent Mover of the Year by the American Moving and Storage Association (AMSA), which recognizes the performance of movers who are not affiliated with a national van line.
If you would like to join Interstate in its effort to reduce hunger, you do not have to be moving. Simply drop off your non-perishable or canned food donations at any of Interstate's three locations: 5801 Rolling Road, Springfield, VA; 22455 Powers Court, Sterling, VA; 3901 Ironwood Place, Landover, MD, Monday through Friday, 8:00am – 5:00pm.
About Interstate
The Interstate Family of Companies encompasses a worldwide group of transportation, warehousing, relocation management, logistics and real estate solutions serving government, corporate, and individual clients. The company maintains its headquarters in Springfield, VA, working with a global alliance of 1,500 service partners, incorporating 17,500 professional associates in 112 countries across six continents. On an annual basis it is entrusted with the care and oversight of more than $1 billion in customer-valued goods and property. The organization distinguishes itself with key industry certifications, including ISO 9001:2015, the FIDI FAIMPlus designation, IOMI certification, and it is an 11-time recipient of the NDTA Award for Quality Service.
For more information, please contact 800-745-6683, ext. 3220, visit MoveInterstate.com or email: media@invan.com.
Catherine Steen
Interstate Service Group, Inc.
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New Film Short: "Scum City"
Everyone check out this film noir short I got to work on!
I play a gumshoe detective helping out a sassy dame in search of her husband! I mutter old-timey dialogue and wear a fedora! So, I basically get to play a hipster.
I got to work with the great Chris Fiedler, the greater Jeffrey Mundinger and the greatest Ted Bronana Miller at Rondevu Pictures with the impeccable Bess Hayles! I hope you all enjoy!


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The Bank of Canada's Surprising Announcement
While the Bank of Canada sees a rocky economic outlook ahead, it didn't cut rates - yet.
Last week the Bank of Canada (BoC) left its policy rate unchanged, at 1.75%, as the consensus expected, but it also surprised market watchers by maintaining policy-rate language that gave no hint of rate cuts to come.
Most analysts believed that the Bank would shift to a more dovish tone at last week's meeting and pave the way for a rate drop later this year. Instead, the Bank assessed that its policy rate was still "appropriate" based on current conditions.
For my part, in the lead-up to this meeting I argued that the BoC should cut its policy rate now, and I reiterated that belief even after we learned that overall inflation rose to the Bank's 2% target in July.
My conclusion, based on the Bank's oft-stated goal to anticipate the road ahead, was that it should cut its policy rate as a precaution (because it takes time for policy-rate changes to impact our economic momentum).
But the Bank decided not to cut, and it didn't even adopt more dovish language as a milder form of monetary easing.
I found the BoC's latest policy statement surprising because the Bank and I essentially share the same overall assessment of our economy, which is that we're on a better-than-expected roll right now but that deteriorating conditions beyond our borders are likely to dampen momentum going forward.
To wit, the BoC believes that our economy is "operating close to potential and inflation is on target." (As a reminder, inflationary pressures build when an economy operates at or above its potential.)
Going forward, the BoC noted that our "growth in the second quarter was strong," but it conceded that "some of this strength is expected to be temporary" and it predicted that our economic momentum will "slow in the second half of the year." This will cause the gap between our current output and our maximum potential output to widen.
The Bank assessed that "stronger than expected inflation" was largely a result of "temporary factors," which means it expects our current inflation spike to prove temporary. (Let's also keep in mind that our overall Consumer Price Index (CPI) has been below the BoC's 2% target roughly 90% of the time since 2008, and that the Bank is supposed to care as much about below-target inflation as it does about above-target inflation.)
Against that backdrop, and with the BoC conceding that "escalating trade conflicts and related uncertainty are taking a toll on the global and Canadian economies," why not either cut rates now or at least concede that the deteriorating road ahead may make them appropriate in the near future?
There is only one explanation that comes to mind.
Last June BoC Governor Poloz gave a speech about central-bank transparency (which I summarized here). In it, he explained why offering forward guidance was diminishing the Bank's effectiveness and said that it planned to offer less forward guidance in the future.
Perhaps the BoC believes that adopting more dovish language to presage its next rate cut will reduce its potency?
In the meantime, the BoC's decision not to drop its policy rate has created its own significant impacts. Our bond yields surged higher and the Loonie strengthened after the Bank's announcement last week. Both developments slow our economic momentum in similar ways to monetary-policy tightening.
These factors, combined with the unrealized impacts from the BoC's previous rate-hike cycle and the intensifying headwinds beyond our borders, may slow our momentum more sharply than expected. If that happens, the Bank's inaction now may mean that it will end up having to cut by more later.
The Bottom Line: In a world where most central bank policy makers are worried about not having enough inflation, the BoC can well afford to make the insurance cut that current conditions call for. That's why I continue to believe that it will drop its policy rate at its meeting on September 9. If I'm right, variable mortgage rates will finally move lower, and we might see another down leg in our fixed mortgage rates as well.
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South African child nursing initiative wins prestigious award
A sterling effort.
by Caryn Edwards
Run in partnership with UCT and the Red Cross Children's Hospital – Africa's premier training centre – this award recognises the team's outstanding contribution to the development of paediatric nursing across the continent.
Led by UK-nurse practitioner, Clare Davis, this small but dedicated team has one clear aim: to build children's nursing for Africa, in Africa. Since 2009, this team has trained 121 critical care children's nurses from six sub-Saharan countries.
Boasting a 94% graduation rate, so far 100% of graduates have returned to practise in their home countries, with many going on to lead important developments in local and national paediatric health services.
Less than 2% of Southern African nurses are trained in paediatrics, a number that falls even lower in other sub-Saharan countries. Equipped with the skills and knowledge needed to save the lives of acutely ill infants and children, the critical care practitioners trained by Clare and her team are a vital resource that is in desperately short supply.
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Clare came to South Africa from the Paediatric Intensive Care Unit at Birmingham Children's Hospital in the UK, joining Minette Coetzee, Programme Leader (CNPDI) in 2009. At this point, she became the first and only critical care child nursing lecturer in Africa. It was a steep learning curve, but she never looked back.
"One of the big things my experience of working in Africa has taught me is that it doesn't help to look at situations as being resource-poor. The philosophy of this team is that people, especially nurses, are resource-full. If you keep that in mind, you can usually find a way to get things done."
Presented to a team led by a UK nursing professional, this award recognises teams who have made an outstanding contribution to patient care outside the UK. The first award of its kind for this small South African team, it is a proud testament to the passion, skill and determination of Clare, the CNPDI team, and all its nurse graduates – each and every one of whom works on the frontline of critical care for children in Africa.
CNPDI Director Associate Professor Minette Coetzee said, "Clare is a dynamic and astute leader and engaging clinical teacher. Her diligence and clear thinking helps her team and students find ways to make excellence an achievable goal even for nurses working in the most challenging situations in Africa.
Clare believes in nurses and has mobilised them to put their hearts and souls into equipping these nurses with the knowledge and the skills they need to make a difference. It's wonderful to see that work and dedication being recognised by such a prestigious international body as the Burdett Trust. I'm incredibly proud of them."
Visit childrenshospitaltrust.co.uk to find out more about the CNPDI and other projects and programmes supported by The Children's Hospital Trust, South Africa.
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Q: Sencha Touch 2 - JSONP proxy help, template always has null for values I'm having trouble getting actual data to show up in a Sencha Touch 2 list.  The list should be populated by a JSONP response, and I expect 2 rows to show up.  Instead, I get one row with 'null at null'.
Here's the URL that gets sent:
http://some-server/data-fetcher.php?_dc=1331910031292&events=true&page=1&start=0
  &limit=25&callback=Ext.data.JsonP.callback1

Here's the JSONP response:
Ext.data.JsonP.callback1({"data":[{"id":"4","name":"Sample Name 1",
  "description":null,"location":"Sample Location 1",
  "start_time":"2012-03-22 00:00:00","end_time":null},{"id":"5",
  "name":"Sample Name 2","description":null,"location":"Sample Location 2",
  "start_time":"2012-03-31 00:00:00","end_time":null}],"num_rows":2});

Here's my model:
Ext.define('MyApp.model.Event', {
    extend: 'Ext.data.Model',
    config : {
        idProperty: 'id',
        fields : [ {
            name : "id",
            type : "int"
        }, {
            name : "name",
            type : "string"
        }, {
            name : "description",
            type : "string"
        }, {
            name : "location",
            type : "string"
        }, {
            name : "start_time",
            type : "date"
        }, {
            name : "end_time",
            type : "date"
        } ]
    }
});

Here's my store:
Ext.define('MyApp.store.EventsOnline', {
    extend  : 'Ext.data.Store',
    requires: ['MyApp.model.Event'],
    config  : {
        model : 'MyApp.model.Event',
        autoLoad : true,
        proxy : {
            type : 'jsonp',
            url : 'http://some-server/data-fetcher.php',
            reader : {
                type : 'json',
                root : 'data',
                totalCount : 'num_rows'
            },
            callbackKey : 'callback',
            extraParams : {
                'events' : true
            }
        }
    }
});

Here's my view:
Ext.define('MyApp.view.Event', {
    extend: 'Ext.Container',
    config : {
        layout : {
            type : 'vbox',
            align : 'stretch'
        },
        fullscreen : true,
        flex : 1,
        items : [
            {
                xtype : 'toolbar',
                docked : 'top',
                title : 'Events'
            }, {
                xtype   : 'list',
                flex    : 1,
                store : 'EventsOnline',
                itemTpl : '{name} at {location}'
            }
        ]
    }
});

What I expect to see in my list is:
Sample Name 1 at Sample Location 1
Sample Name 2 at Sample Location 2

And instead all I see is:
null at null

What am I doing wrong?
Edit: if it matters, here are my app and controller:
Ext.Loader.setConfig({enabled : true});

Ext.application({
    name               : 'MyApp',
    appFolder          : 'app',
    controllers : ['Home'],
    launch : function() {
        window[this.getName()].app = this;
    }
});

Ext.define('MyApp.controller.Home', {
    extend: 'Ext.app.Controller',
    models: ['Event'],
    stores: ['EventsOnline'],
    views: ['Event'],
    init: function () {
        var me = this;
        Ext.Viewport.add(Ext.create('MyApp.view.Event'));
    }
});

A: root : 'data',
totalCount : 'num_rows'

Is deprecated. Use:
rootProperty: 'data',
totalProperty: 'num_rows'

Make sure you included Sencha Touch from sencha-touch-all-compat.js for development. It'll report in the browser console all deprecated things that you use.

A: I was also struggling to display my list and searching lot on this.
Finally got my answer after changing this in my view:
extend: 'Ext.Container',

to
extend:'Ext.navigation.View',

I got the above clue from the example link below!
Sencha Touch 2: data intigration or how to share dynamic information between sencha and javascript
It now working, happy to see my first MVC example working :)
Hope it help someone.

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My name is Darrel and I am 28 years old and reside in Cleona,Pennsylvania with my family. That's about 20 minutes East of Hershey, PA; where all the Hershey Kisses come from. I started decorating when I was 6 years old helping to decorate the tree inside. It all started from there.
I set up a light display that consists of approx. 27,000 lights. Most of them being miniature, I also decorate with C-9's, C-7's, and L.E.D.'s. The Christmas display is set up as a walk-through throughout the backyard and side yard.
When I was younger I my parents would always take me to a large Christmas Display a gentleman did with the help from his friends. That's where my inspiration came from to what I do today.
Back in 2006 my display started to grow to what you see today. Before then it was just a few lights around the front and backyard.
2010 was the first year I went animate with my first Light-O-Rama system. It consists of 128 channels of computer control and one Cosmic Color Ribbon.
I also decorate the inside of the house with approx. 1,000 lights. About 800 of those lights are on the tree alone. All of the rest of the lights are throughout the rest of the inside of the house. Also inside I decorate with music boxes, ornaments, garland, tinsel and just about everything else that you could think of. I also set up a Christmas Village consisting of buildings, trees, people, cars and of course a train. My father and I are into model trains as well as the real ones and I just had to add some trains into the light display somewhere.
For my two larger displays (Halloween and Christmas) I get some extra help from friends in the area who come over and help me set up the lights. Also, I get help from time to time from my family too. I am grateful for the help and support I get from my friends, family and others around the community and from my friends from the Christmas Forums I belong to. Without the help and support from them, my displays would not be possible.
Other than the Christmas and Halloween light display, I set up other smaller displays for various other holidays of the year. This includes Flag Day, Memorial Day, Easter, the 4th of July, Labor Day and Valentines Day.
Light-O-Rama. To learn more here is the link to their website http://www.lightorama.com/.


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Q: Trying to make a function that updates one table and deletes data from another using psql I'm working on a project for my class and we were told to make a function that will delete data pertaining to a specific cart number and updates the products table. The function only has one input which is the cart number. Here is what I have:
create function clear_cart(text) returns void as
$$

  update products
     set qtyonhand = qtyonhand + (select qty from cart where cart_id = $1)
  where id in (select product_id from cart where cart_id = $1);

  delete from cart where cart_id = $1;

$$ language sql;

I've been testing the queries in by directly putting them into psql, and the error I can't seem to get around is on:
set qtyonhand = qtyonhand + (select qty from cart where cart_id = $1)

It returns multiple values into a field that only accepts one. I've tried looking elsewhere, but I'm not sure where I can find subqueries similar to what I'm trying to do. Any help would be appreciated.
Just in case, here is what the project says:
Parameters: cart_id char
Returns: none
Description: Remove all all items from the specified cart. Adjust the inventory quantities of the products appropriately.

A: You didn't show us your datamodel, but from the statements you have given, I'd assume you want something like this:
update products
   set qtyonhand = qtyonhand + t.qty
from (select product_id,
             qty
      from cart
      where cart_id = $1) t
where products.id = t.product_id;

This assumes that the cart table only holds a single row for each product. If that is not the case you'll get that "sub-select returns more than one row as well".
In that case you'll need to apply an aggregate function:
update products
   set qtyonhand = qtyonhand + t.total_qty
from (select product_id,
             sum(qty) as total_qty
      from cart
      where cart_id = $1
      group by product_id) t
where products.id = t.product_id;

A: You could probably do this with just an UPDATE statement by using something like ON UPDATE CASCADE declared in your table.
So if you have this declared in a table called child. Fk is a reference to a table parent, when that parent gets updated it drops the row in child.
FOREIGN KEY (parent_id)
        REFERENCES parent(id)
        ON UPDATE CASCADE


The hotel was excellent. There is a sitting area with a firepit. The room was spacious and well appointed. The only thing I didn't like was the bed comfort. This is probably just a personal preference but I found the bed much too firm.
The manager greeted peolple and went out of his way to make each persons stay fantastic.
We arrived early and they were able to give us a room right away. Very nice clean room. Yes, I would stay again.
the price is right . You get whatbyou pay for. The room is okay clean.
Nice location, Cracker Barrel within walking distance. Rooms ok, could use update. Beds clean and comfy.
Easy access to eating and area. Super convenient to visit NOLA without the high price stay downtown. All the necessities you need for a place to come back and forth while touring the area.
So you're thinking about a trip to Slidell? If you want a place to call home that's located close to Slidell attractions, use Orbitz to pick your travel dates, and then presto! Review the list of hotels and other accommodations to find those that are close to what you want to see while you're in the area.
We make it easy to find a convenient flight into New Orleans, LA (MSY-Louis Armstrong New Orleans Intl.), which is 34.7 mi (55.9 km) from the heart of the city. Find the perfect flight in nothing flat by using the filters on our site to narrow down your search.
Go swimming when you stay at one of these Slidell properties, liked for their pools.
What's the Weather Like in Slidell?
Great value, comfortable beds, adequate breakfast for a one nights stay while on the road.
Size if the room was very nice, although i did get an ADA room si i guess thats why.


At Community Bank of Raymore, we don't believe in annoying ATM fees. That's why we've partnered with the MoneyPass® network to provide you with surcharge-free access to ATMs all over the country. Access your cash with ease and make pesky ATM fees nothing but a distant memory!
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Twenty-five ADRIO members and friends, including two ADRIO staff, recently attended a course jointly run by the ADR Institute of Ontario and the Workplace Fairness Institute. This program combined a three day workplace mediation offering with a two day Workplace Fairness Analyst Certification process. Attendees better equipped themselves to practice workplace conflict management in all its varieties, and have all been certified as Workplace Fairness Analysts (WFA) by the Workplace Fairness Institute. Congratulations!
More photos from this course will be posted soon.


JLupin Platform is on open source Apache 2 license and it`s ready to use.
We've decided to enter the open source world with JLupin Platform !
Enjoy the recording with a lecture about JLupin from Krakow @JDD.
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INVESTIGATION ALERT: The Schall Law Firm Announces it is Investigating Claims Against Sapien Network, Inc. and Encourages Token Holders with Losses in Excess of $100,000 to Contact the Firm
The Schall Law Firm, a national shareholder rights litigation firm, announces that it is investigating claims on behalf of SPN token holders of Sapien Network, Inc. ("Sapien") for allegations it may have issued materially misleading business information to the investing public.
The investigation focuses on whether the Company issued false and/or misleading statements and/or failed to disclose information pertinent to investors. Sapien conducted its initial coin offering ("ICO") in January and February 2018, raising $10.5 million from SPN tokens. These SPN tokens were never registered with state or federal authorities, which is required both by law and by contract. The SPN tokens issued by Sapien have traded considerably lower than their ICO price since their offering, harming SPN token holders.
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Fútbol Club Levante Las Planas  ist ein 1983 durch die Fusion der beiden Klubs UD Rayo Planense und UP Bética entstandener spanischer Fußballverein aus Sant Joan Despí. Während die erste Mannschaft der Herren bislang nicht über die katalanische Regionalliga hinauskam, ist der Verein vor allem für die Erfolge der Frauenfußballmannschaft bekannt, die mehrere Jahre in der Primera División spielte.

Frauenfußball
Die Frauenfußballabteilung vom FC Levante Las Planas wurde 1998 gegründet und stieg zur Saison 2008/09 erstmals in die zweite Spielklasse auf. Ein großer Erfolg glückte 2011/12, Levante Las Planas gewann zunächst ihre Regionalgruppe und setzte sich in der Folge im Aufstiegs-Playoff gegen Fundación Albacete und UD Tacuense durch um in die Primera División aufzusteigen. In der Saison 2012/13 erreichte die Mannschaft durch einen 11. Platz den Klassenerhalt, ein Jahr später belegte der Klub jedoch nur den 16. und letzten Platz und es erfolgte der Abstieg in die Segunda División. 2017/18 erreichte Levante Las Planas nur den 12. Platz in der Gruppe 3 und musste somit den Weg in die Regionalliga antreten. Nach dem sofortigen Aufstieg in die neu geschaffene Primera División Nacional gelang der Mannschaft 2020/21 der erste Platz in der Gruppe 3 und durch ein 4:2 nach Hin- und Rückspiel im anschließenden Play-off gegen CDE Getafe Femenino erreichte das Team die zweite Spielklasse. Auch 2021/22 gestaltete sich für Levante Las Planas sehr erfolgreich, mit dem ersten Platz in der Gruppe Nord glückte der Durchmarsch in die Primera División.

Bekannte Spielerinnen
  Pamela Tajonar

Weblinks
 Offizielle Website

Einzelnachweise

Levante Las Planas
Levante Las Planas
Sant Joan Despí
Gegründet 1983
Sport (Provinz Barcelona)

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Jim Jannard
Everything posted by Jim Jannard
More real-world examples...
Jim Jannard replied to Emanuel A Guedes's topic in Red
Keith... you know how long it takes from shooting a movie until theater release. Soderbergh's two movies (Ché) will be released in a couple of months. They were shot last year on prototype pre-production cameras. He is shooting The Informant (Matt Damon) starting next month. You won't see that movie until the beginning of next year. Peter Hyams (Beyond A Reasonable Doubt) Starring Michael Douglas, is wrapping now. You won't see that for many months. Since the official 1st ship date was just 7 months ago, what would you expect to see on the big screen? There are now over 30 features being shot on RED. It is unreasonable to expect that any of them would be in theaters next month. But you know that. Jim
Looks like it wasn't being used... Jim
It's a sad shame
Jim Jannard replied to a topic in Red
Smartest post in two years... Jim
Best Key ever?
Jim Jannard replied to Rodney West's topic in Red
Rodney... this board is dedicated to skepticism and theory only... no real shooting experience allowed. :-) Seriously, nice to have your feedback. Are you Mac or PC? Jim
Jim Jannard replied to Jim Jannard's topic in Red
OK... you figured it out. I guess I can call of the dogs. Bummer. Since the ruse has been figured out, you are all uninvited. Jim
Jim Jannard posted a topic in Red
I'd like to personally invite all that are attending NAB this year to stop by the RED booth. That includes Phil, Max, Keith... and all those that have been true and loyal skeptics. We plan to show the new, fresh sheet of paper, 18-85mm T2.9 RED zoom, a working prototype of the 85mm T1.9 RED prime lens and three new "other things", including Scarlet. The entrance to the theater has been moved outside the tent so it will be easier to get inside and see the stuff. We will show new 4K footage in the theater. I'll be the one that smells like cigar smoke. Jim
New Red Feature
Jim Jannard replied to Brian Drysdale's topic in Red
I ordered two (for the museum). Jim
REDuser ethics
Jim Jannard replied to Jaron Berman's topic in Red
The temptation to respond started almost two years ago. I guess I just got lost in the quest to convince the hardest nuts (no disrespect intended) RED was not a scam. And I got very frustrated somewhere along the way. My bad. I've learned my lesson (finally-hopefully). Phil, Max, Evangelos and others will always post the contrarian viewpoint. God love 'em. I'll try harder to look at the light side of what they post. I expect them to continue to push my buttons. That's what they do. But finally, what we started only two years ago is taking hold. We are shooting features. Many of them. More everyday. So their attempt to prove that we "don't resolve enough, don't have enough dynamic range, the cameras overheat, whatever..." just doesn't stick. We are now nearing 4000 cameras sold. Most of the new orders are coming from inside the industry after they have thoroughly tested the camera... many against film, F23, etc. Phil wondered why I listen to him. I listen to everyone. Maybe that's my biggest problem. I'll work on that. I'm going to refrain from dispelling every half-truth, every false test, and let our camera speak for itself by its use in the industry. It is not film. And it certainly is not perfect. But it is being used. This camera is a labor of love for me. I didn't do it to get rich. I did it to add a useful tool to the industry and hopefully poke some life into the companies that were sitting back and leaking out features only when they had to. Being a labor of love, there is no question that I take this personally... up to now, too personally here. We are a garage operation, two years old. We will never be done in the quest to make our program better. It is better today than a month ago. Better still tomorrow... Let the trashing begin. This time... I'll smile. I think. My best, Jim
10 reasons...
I second the motion... Jim
The RED homepage says "elements of Wanted shot on RED". Wanted was always to be a Panavision film shoot with pre-release beta RED ONEs there for testing by Mitch Amundsen. The REDs (with PV mounts) were used on several scenes, VFX and not. Jon Farhat is the VFX supervisor on Wanted and is preparing his next movie to be shot "all RED". Mitch now has REDs on GI Joe, including a custom crash housing. Some, like Soderbergh, are shooting "all RED". Some are shooting film and RED. In any event, RED seems to be a useful tool in the industry. Jim
Pretty twisted. You have to be pretty disrespectful to get the boot from reduser. There are plenty that disagree with what we are doing and post everyday. I came here asking for feedback and advice. Never to "ask anyone to join the bandwagon". As for professional equipment, RED is shooting features. If you can't get good images out of it, maybe we can have someone show you what to do? There was never a representation that RED was American made. Singapore is a great place to make product. Ask Dell, Apple, Cisco, IBM, and HP to name a few. Jim
Grip's impression of the Red one.
Jim Jannard replied to robert duke's topic in Red
It matches perfectly with our Cooke. The specs are dead on. Sorry. Jim
There are at least 10 reasons why NOT to get near a RED camera. 1. Phil Rhodes says that it is grotesquely incompetent. 2. Phil is certain that the 4K resolution is really less than 2K. 3. Max agrees with everything Phil says. 4. Dynamic range is really only 6 stops according to someone. 5. The sensor is not better than a cell phone... according to Phil. 6. The UI is on the back. Can't shoot backed up to a wall. 7. The skew of any CMOS just isn't acceptable. 8. PJ, SS, DD, MA, SB, and 800 others have no fu$king clue what they are doing. 9. The RED 18-50mm zoom has got to be a re-housed Sigma. 10. Lab tests have shown that the RED ONE is associated with leprosy. Oh, I forgot. 11. You hate RED's marketing. I know the list should be much longer. If you believe any of these to be true or relevant, you should absolutely stay away from RED at all costs. Jim
Matt... just for the record, many think RED is "cool" right now. Including Peter Jackson, Steven Soderbergh, countless others and me. Jim
Then shoot film if that's the look you need. No problem here. Jim
Or you can certainly choose to wait to try RED when we are done. There are plenty of good options in the meantime. We are working on refining the system. Not done. Jump in if you can find a good reason to shoot RED or wait if you can't. Life is pretty easy to understand. Jim
I should have said half of all the posts in the High Definition Video forums of c.com... my bad. The reference to "not here" was about the enthusiasm, not the "Highest level or indies". This stuff is what is wearing me out. Jim
I should have said half of all the posts in the High Definition Video forums of c.com... my bad. Jim
Kinetta slips slowly into the sunset?
Jim Jannard replied to Mike Brennan's topic in Kinetta
Jeff is a very smart and very nice guy. He has a lot of great ideas and truly was an inspiration for the RED Project. I don't think Jeff should ever "officially" stop his camera project. It is there when the sensors he wants become available. I'm sure his vision has progressed right along with the changes in the industry. Most likely his ideas are still ahead of what the rest of us are thinking. Jim
"The Red camera is extraordinary. The Redvolution marks the tipping point of the democratization of filmmaking." Dean Devlin BTW, Dean's new series "Leverage", starring Timothy Hutton, will be shot all RED. Jim
Sounds like we are just having too much fun over there... The idea behind RED was to put a professional tool in the hands of many. To empower the indie shooter and next generation film maker. Quite frankly, it was a bit of a surprise that real trained professionals, like Peter Jackson, Steven Soderbergh, Taylor and Neveldine, Roberto Schaefer, Dean Devlin and a growing list of talented pros, would embrace and find value in RED as they have. It is very interesting that this enthusiasm at the highest level is also found at the indie level... but not here. Also interesting to note is that almost half of every post on this site is about RED. As much as Phil and a few others would like to discredit RED as "grotesquely incompetent", that message doesn't seem to be sticking, no matter how hard a few try. Jim
HOW much of "Jumper" was shot of RED?!
Jim Jannard replied to Luke Haywood's topic in Red
Only some of Jumper was shot on RED... but then again, RED was only a prototype when Jumper was filmed. You can find reasons to use RED or to discredit it. But you will have a hard time going forward denying that RED is being used more and more on feature films. "The Informant", a Steven Sodergergh film starring Matt Damon, will be shot "all RED". As was "Game". RED is being used on "G.I. Joe" and exclusively on a Dean Devlin made for TV movie. The list is growing rapidly. Jim
RED BUILD 14 FULL TEST
Jim Jannard replied to Zac Halberd's topic in Red
We'll leave competitive testing to others. Build 15 is a big improvement on many image quality fronts. Just want to make sure posts reflect all the info, not just selected sound-bites to support a position. We are in development... always will be. Jim
And Claudio's test was with an old build with issues, which you forgot to mention. You seem to be selective in the facts you choose to post. Jim
Phil... you certainly have chosen to make this personal. I have to congratulate you for having so much influence over so many. Is it really my imagination? Jim


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Andrea Speranza, a captain with Halifax Regional Fire & Emergency, visits Shubie Park in Dartmouth, N.S. on Tuesday, March 12, 2019. Speranza says she was the victim of an elaborate scheme by a con man. He essentially seduced her, won her trust through romantic gestures, and then conned her out of thousands of dollars. She has since found several victims of the same man across the country. Some have lost their homes and life savings to the same man.
It started off very casually – she wasn't looking for a relationship. But she was attracted to his desire to help youth and to give back to the community.
Despite efforts by law enforcement, some alleged victims have launched their own investigations – even hiring a private investigator.
McMullin acquiesced and then left for a wedding in the U.S. When she returned, the cheque – which she later learned was a fake purchased online – bounced, she says.


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Strategist Says XRP "Not A Security," Remains Positive On Coinbase Listing
Reading Time: 3 minutes by Shaurya Malwa on April 15, 2018 Altcoins, Commentary, Finance, News
In an interview with CNBC, a senior executive of Ripple said the company's native XRP token is not a security. The statement comes after widespread speculation regarding the digital token's listing on Coinbase, which follows strict guidelines and strives to remain legally compliant.
Cryptocurrencies Are Securities, Says SEC
According to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), general security laws apply to cryptocurrencies. The Commission has also gone ahead and issued multiple subpoenas and asked for more clarity and information on transactions related to new digital coins.
But according to Ripple's chief market strategist, Cory Johnson:
"We absolutely are not a security. We don't meet the standards for what a security is based on the history of court law."
Currently, the digital assets giant provides only four coins, namely; bitcoin, bitcoin cash, ether, and litecoin, with none of them being generally considered as securities.
Coinbase Denies Ripple Listing
Of the 100 billion XRP tokens ever created, San Francisco-based Ripple owns about 60 billion. The company aims at easing the workload for financial institutions via its blockchain-powered payment network and offers XRP as an option to its customers for use in transactions.
A feud between the regulators and XRP has never taken place, and Ripple is keen on getting its digital currency listed on Coinbase.
"Coinbase never ever raised the issue of whether or not XRP is a security in our discussions about listing XRP," Johnson said. However, Coinbase has denied any listing rumors and emphasized on its transparent Digital Assets listing policy, released on January 4, 2018.
In March 2018, after an announcement that CNBC's Fast Money episode would feature the CEOs of the two firms, it seems some cryptocurrency enthusiasts assumed that Ripple would be listed on Coinbase. However, it turned out that the conversation between them was not about XRP's listing. Instead, they spoke about general industry issues.
The token witnessed a price spike after rumors about arrival of XRP on Coinbase. Historically, news of a coin's addition to Coinbase sparks curiosity and speculation amongst cryptocurrency enthusiasts, as it could potentially attract "new money" from about 13 million investors registered on the exchange. But, prices went down soon after Coinbase denied rumors.
Nevertheless, Cory's statements may have certainly turned the tide in favor of Ripple again, as the price of the digital token increased 15 percent after the interview, at the time of writing.
Community Argues Ripple Is Security
Despite Ripple's statement, it can be argued that the company distributes XRP by selling the tokens, with most buyers purchasing them with the intentions of investment and not money transfer. Furthermore, the company loosely defines its tokens, which could lead the SEC to consider them as a "security," and subject it to the same laws as stocks, bonds, and even ICOs.
Without a clear definition, Coinbase keeps its distance from the world's third-largest cryptoasset by market cap, as it could result in legal troubles for the exchange in case they list securities.
Historically, Coinbase has maintained a legal and fully-compliant approach to its business, providing no chance of a controversy and ensuring it stays in the government's good books.
Previously, the CEO of Ripple, Brad Garlinghouse, said that Ripple has always strived to work with governments:
"It's incredibly important that the entire industry recognizes that we have to work with the regulators, we have to work with the system… There are some within the bitcoin community that really advocated not just down with banks but down with governments, we have been a contrarian relatively speaking in that regard."
Ripple Allegedly Tried To Bribe Coinbase
As reported by BTCManager on April 6, Ripple had attempted to bribe Coinbase with "financial incentives," and even offered to pay the listing amount in cash.
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Q: Golang compare numbers I have two interface{}s a and b from JSON decoding and user input, let's say:
var a interface{} = ...
var b interface{} = ...

I know they are numbers. They could be any of the following types:
unit
unit8
uint16
uint32
uint64
int
int8
int16
int32
int64
float
float32
float64

I wrote some test code as follows. It turned out that when a variable is int, it will fail with int64 assertion.
var a interface{} = 1
v, f := a.(int64)
fmt.Println(v, f) //0 false
v1, f1 := a.(int)
fmt.Println(v1, f1) //1 true

So now my question is as follows: in order to compare these two numbers, do I have to test all the permutations of these more than 10 types just in order to get the types of these two interface{} variables? Ideally, I just want to cast them to int64 or float64, but if they are int or float, I have no way to find them until exhausted all possible types.

A: If your input comes from JSON input, then it's a float64, as per the doc:

To unmarshal JSON into an interface value, Unmarshal stores one of these in the interface value:

*

*bool, for JSON booleans

*float64, for JSON numbers

*string, for JSON strings

*[]interface{}, for JSON arrays

*map[string]interface{}, for JSON objects

*nil for JSON null

If its comes from user input, it is whatever you decided it was when you read it, so you shouldn't have any problem to get the right type.


Brett made this poster to help organize meetings of a Deep Listening Study Group in NE Indiana as a part of his certification in Deep Listening facilitation. It was printed on the Temporary Services Risograph in Chicago with 8 layers of color. It was additionally painted by hand with gouache.
There's more to listening than meets the ear. Pauline Oliveros herself describes Deep Listening as "listening in every possible way to everything possible to hear no matter what one is doing." Basically Deep Listening, as developed by Oliveros, explores the difference between the involuntary nature of hearing and the voluntary, selective nature – exclusive and inclusive -- of listening. The practice includes bodywork, sonic meditations, interactive performance, listening to the sounds of daily life, nature, one's own thoughts, imagination and dreams, and listening to listening itself. It cultivates a heightened awareness of the sonic environment, both external and internal, and promotes experimentation, improvisation, collaboration, playfulness and other creative skills vital to personal and community growth.


In 2013, DDAT composed a tune known as Iron Horse Gallup. Iron Horse was composed during a train ride from Gallup, New Mexico to Los Angeles, California. While composing the piece, we thought it would be a great idea to give tribute to Anderson's Native Culture by adding a "chant" section. The "chant" section is played using a technique on trumpet known as half valving...(sounds very voice like) The idea of Iron Horse Gallup was to take the audience on a musical journey. A journey that was made by DDAT.
The tune is very popular and we use to perform it all the time, until we found out our tune holds forces beyond explanation!!!
Our band humor consists of joking with Mr. Anderson's "spiritual connections".
"Delbert, tell the winds to calm down, our things are going to blow away!"
"Delbert, we need to leave early, ask the spirits to speed up the gig process."
"Delbert, can you move the clouds our way? There is no shade where we are performing."
You name it, we teased Anderson about it.
"What did you guys do? It was a perfect day"
It was a perfect day indeed....FOR IRON HORSE!
Being in competitions alone are nerve racking, but times that by 1,000 when you're trying to perform a cursed composition. We were auditioning in San Francisco for a spot on "America Music Abroad". Before we auditioned we decided to add Iron Horse to our performance list. During our waiting time, we joked with one another about ditching the audition so we can try a popular seafood joint.
At the beginning of Iron Horse, the spirits took over Mike's mind and caused him to play in double time. Now that we think of it, it might have just been his own fault because bassists do have trouble with their heads.
We were a little thrown off, luckily we finished the tune...but the curse didn't stop there. The next three tunes we performed didn't go so well either. Our minds were lost in the music and everyone seemed to be having concentration issues. To make things worst, two pieces of music we had to play were from different countries and our ability to mimic styles were far off.
It may sound like nerves, but DDAT has never had a FAIL in their career until that day...these next two stories might make you think otherwise!
The picture below is a photo of Delbert and Mike at the popular Seafood joint in San Fran...it was hard to smile after a rough gig, Nick was crying in the bathroom.
"Delbert can you do something about the sun?"
As we began to play Iron Horse the wind began to increase. As Chris finished his lyrics, Nick's drum blew over and almost rolled into the audience! Nick's drums were ok, and the audience was in awe.
Jemez Historic Site became even more memorable... Believe us now? Wait til you hear the next story!
Nick and Chris jumped off the stage as they heard a loud cracking sound! It scared Delbert so much that he got loose from the tarps and ran to where Mike was standing. As we all looked at the stage we noticed it was ok. But what we saw next will blow your minds!
"...that was DDAT, they really know how to bring the house down..."
We all stared at each other knowing it was Iron Horse, the DDAT curse. Keep in mind these are only a few stories about Iron Horse Gallup. We have many more!
We don't know if the curse actually exists, however, 95% of the time - an incident occurs while we perform Iron Horse.
So the next time you are free, come to a DDAT show near you and witness the supernatural powers of IRON HORSE GALLUP - the DDAT Curse!
CLICK BELOW TO LISTEN TO IRON HORSE GALLUP!


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Trip Gabriel Out, Stuart Emmrich In As The New York Times Style Editor
By Alex Alvarez
Stuart Emmrich has taken over the role of The New York Times style editor. Former style editor Trip Gabriel leaves his position of twelve years to once again cover education.
Emmrich formerly worked as travel editor for The New York Times, meaning that, yes, there is at least one job currently available in media.
You can find the full memo by executive editor Bill Keller after the jump.
"To the Staff:
Continuing the theme of [If it ain't broke, fix it anyway:'
Any successful venture is the work of many hands, but the credit for the efflorescence of Sunday Styles and its fashion sibling, Thursday Styles, belongs above all to Trip Gabriel. In an extraordinary twelve-year run at Styles, as overseer, reinventor, creative spark and quality-keeper, Trip has kept those sections fresh and vigorous. That's no little feat, putting out 100-plus sections a year that explore the realms of fashion, lifestyle, nightlife, recreation, celebrity and just plain fun, and to do it with sophistication and rigorous journalistic standards. He has assembled an extremely talented writing collective — including the best team of fashion writers in the business. In the process, Trip and his colleagues have deepened The Times's hold on New York City by making us reliable, entertaining chroniclers of how we live and what we aspire to in this capital of style.
For a while now, Trip has talked about returning to his first love, reporting. Connoiseurs of fine feature writing will recall the byline. He broke into The Times in 1986 as a freelancer, and soon became one of those names you looked for in the Sunday Magazine and elsewhere — at first writing vivid accounts of such sports as rock-climbing and the America's Cup, then delivering incisive profiles of figures as diverse as the painter David Hockney, the superagent Mort Janklow, the disgraced senator Bob Packwood and the runner Carl Lewis. For his next act, Trip will plunge into the world of education, a topic of passionate interest to Times readers, one that animates as many dinner-table conversations as health care and real estate. He will be working on a series of education-related projects with Glenn Kramon, the AME for Enterprise.
We unleash Trip into reporting with the understanding that this is not a departure from editing, but a detour. Anyone with Trip's gift for leading consistently smart and original coverage will not be gone from editing for long.
To follow this unusually hard act, we have chosen another gifted editor, Stuart Emmrich. Stuart took over the Travel section in 2004 with a mandate to redesign the coverage to compete with a growing coterie of travel magazines. To say the least, he rose to the challenge, adjusting the mix of vicarious pleasure and service, of luxury and budget travel, of favorite haunts and off-the-map exotica, all without diminishing the section's tradition of great writing and eye-catching photography. He has, in addition, been invaluable in pushing our travel coverage onto the Web.
When he took that assignment, we noted that he combines a newspaper pedigree with a magazine sensibility. He helped launch SmartMoney, and worked at magazines dealing with law, business and parenting. Prior to Travel, he took the Escapes section and transformed it from something of a hodgepodge into a coherent, entertaining guide to weekend getaways. Stuart is a demanding editor, but one people like to work for. We think he is the ideal candidate to step up to the larger undertaking of running the Styles franchise.
These moves take effect at the end of the month.
This leaves us in search of a new Travel editor. Consider that job posted.
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This week in the Craft Club we celebrated Diwali by creating paper lanterns and pictures 0f candles.
The children used lots of different colours to make their crafts look pretty and bright.
The Craft Club is for children aged 3-11 and runs every Tuesday in Shepherds Bush Library from 15.45pm to 16.45pm.
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The beach is our thing. Most of our dates have been walks on the beach or just spending time lying down on towels, lazing around. I learnt one thing about you early on: your skin doesn't tan, it doesn't freckle, what it does is burn. And you seem to wilfully forget protection.
I never imagined me to be anything like a Bridezilla. But when my husband-to-be, who knows that his skin's sensitive, stay out too long in the sun the day before our wedding… you're red as a lobster!


The modern diet of processed foods and sugar causes a lot of damage in the body. The intestines are the first organ that is affected by this diet. Taking measures to clean your colon is one of the best things you can do for your health.
There are many bowel conditions that are caused by eating junk food. For one thing, the lining of the intestines gets coated with toxic waste. This prevents absorption of nutrients, and causes problems like polyps, cancer, irritable bowel syndrome, inflammatory bowel disease and more.
Most people have no idea how bad bowel problems can be. Chronic constipation or diarrhea are minor inconveniences compared to an obstruction which is a very real possibility. The resulting pain is completely debilitating. Often it can only be corrected with major surgery — if it's allowed to progress that far.
Keeping to a diet that is rich in vegetables with the fiber they contain is one thing you can do for your health. Eliminating toxic foods is even more important.
Taking bowel cleansing supplements and herbs are a great help for people that have trouble eating right. After all, it is very difficult to eat well in today's stress filled world.
Doing a colon cleanse is one of the best ways to take care of many of these problems. Most contain a good amount of non-soluble fiber that help clean the lining of the intestines. they also help absorb toxins. They also usually have cleansing herbs and supplements added to them.
One of my favorite cleanses is by Standard Process. They have some of the best whole food supplements in the world. I have been able to cure countless conditions in my clients using their products.
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How Boks escaped from 'dark room'
Written by Wesley Weber (wpw)
Posted in :2009 Lions Tour, In the news, Springboks on 29 Jun 2009 at 08:33
Tagged with : British Lions, John Smit, Loftus, Morne Steyn, Schalk Burger, Springboks
Springbok captain John Smit, describing his team's 28-25 win over the British and Irish Lions in Pretoria at the weekend as colossal and a proper Test, spoke of how his team escaped to "find victory in a very dark room".
The three-point win, courtesy of an injury-time penalty by replacement flyhalf Morné Steyn gave the Boks an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series.
The Bok captain was full of praise for the character his side showed in coming back from being 0-10 down (inside the first 10 minutes) and later 8-19 (going into the final quarter).
But he felt the experience his team had gained in being together as a core group over the last six years, including winning a World Cup and a Tri-Nations, helped them in overcoming he deficit.
"We couldn't have had a worse start to a Test match," Smit said of the first 10 minutes – which not only saw his team going behind on the scoreboard, but also play with 14 men after the sin-binning of flank Schalk Burger.
"Some harsh words [were spoken] at half-time, but great words at full-time and we are very happy now," the Bok skipper said.
"This is a special group to be part of – the guys really enjoy each other's company and they enjoy playing for their country.
"It [the series victory] is very special and hopefully will continue to be special," he said of his team's winning streak – six matches going back to the Tri-Nations win over Australia in August last year.
Speaking about the second Test at Loftus Versfeld at the weekend, Smit said it was "colossal".
"Certainly the ante was up after last week [the first Test], which didn't live up to all the hype.
"This was a proper Test match … every inch for 80 minutes."
He also had praise for the Lions, whom he said had taken a lot of heart out of the last 20 minutes from the first Test – when the tourists came back from 7-26 down to close the gap to just five points (21-26) in the end.
"They certainly took the game to us," Smit said, adding: "They will be gutted to lose it like that, with a late kick – like we did 12 years ago."
Smit admitted that his team faced an uphill task from the first minute, because they didn't have the best start.
"Getting a penalty, going a man down and getting the penalty reversed was not a good start.
"However, it really shows the character [of the team]," he said, adding that the number of years together and the number of Test matches helped them in coming back.
"We've probably been in tougher places and come out of those and that is what helped us in the situation.
"We've spoken about some of those dark places before and how we worked our way out of them.
"This team has an amazing ability to find victory in a very dark room," the Bok captain said.
Asked what his team's expectations are for the third and final Test in Johannesburg next week, Smit said they are determined to continue raising the bar.
"The one word we use most often in our build-up is 'standards' and I don't think we've quite hit the button yet," the Bok skipper said, adding: "It is still early season for and we still have a lot of work to do to really get the full throttle going.
"We still have a lot of internationals coming [the Tri-Nations tournament and year-end tour] and it is about keeping the momentum and keeping our standards and make sure we get to the quality of rugby we want to play."
By Jan de Koning, on the Bok beat
Winning the game, but not the kudos »
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Very lucky win, and very lucky we didn't play 79 minutes with 14 men of Schalks stupid and pathetic attempt at being rough and tough.
Probably one of the most brutal tests i have seen in years.
The most stand out point for me from the two tests is just how much trouble rugby is in with its laws, how can you have two tests in two weeks where the interpretation of rules is so different?
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and an engrossed copy forwarded to Mr. Oppenheim.
Description Engrossing (dated 1926) by artist P. W. Costello. The engrossing depicts resolutions adopted at an April 24, 1926 meeting of the Cabinet of the Scranton Dry Goods Company, congratulating Isaac E. Oppenheim on the opening of his new department store annex. The Scranton Dry Goods, a retail store founded in 1912 by Oppenheim, was located in the former Jonas Long Building at the corner of Wyoming and Lackawanna Avenues in downtown Scranton (Pa.). In the mid-1920s, Oppenheim purchased a large lot adjacent to his store on which he constructed the nine-story annex that opened in 1926. The Lewis and Reilly Shoe Store was located on the ground floor.
Transcript At a meeting of the Cabinet of the Scranton Dry Goods Co., held on the twenty-fourth day of April in the year 1926, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted: Resolved, That the members of the Cabinet of the Scranton Dry Goods Co. express their sincere congratulations to Mr. I. E. Oppenheim, on the occasion of the opening of a new and larger Department Store. It was through his efforts and guidance that this greater Department Store developed within fourteen short years into one of the largest and most modern stores in Pennsylvania, and this growth was especially note-worthy becasue it was builded on the Golden Rule principle. And be it further Resolved: That we, the Cabinet assure Mr. I. E. Oppenheim of the determination of every member thereof to go to the extreme limit in lending their co-operation under his leadership to keep this new and greater Scranton Dry Goods Co. constantly forging ahead, no only in volume, but in its service to the public. Resolved: That these resolutions be entered on our records and an engrossed copy forwarded to Mr. Oppenheim. The Cabinet Herbert Mendel A Pyke Wm. Hebert Harry D. Erhlich Jos. B. McAndrew J. W. McArthur Gordon Dimock F. W. Conklin C. C. Cramer Ralph Mendel P. W. Costello, Scranton, Pa.


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2019 ASTON MARTIN VANQUISH ZAGATO SHOOTING BRAKE
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This Aston Martin Vanquish Zagato Shooting Brake is a jaw-dropping limited-edition coachbuilt supercar, offered by its first and only owner. One of just 99 examples built, it is presented in as-new condition, with little more than running-in mileage. Under the bonnet is a glorious 5.9-litre naturally aspirated V12 engine producing 580bhp, with rear-wheel drive via the eight-speed Touchtronic III automatic transmission with paddle shift. The odometer shows just 398 miles.
Exquisitely crafted in a mix of high-grade carbon-fibre for the body panels, and aluminium for the classic Zagato 'double bubble' roof, this remarkable Vanquish was specified in the original launch colour of Lava Red, complemented by an interior trimmed in Pure Black with Spicy Red stitching.
While the standard specification is already highly bespoke, the owner added more than £50,000 of options to the car, including a Carbon Black roof panel, carbon-fibre boot floor, the One-77 style steering wheel, and dashboard fascia trim in twill carbon-fibre. It also features black textured exhaust tailpipe finishers, a second glass key, and the alarm upgrade.
Finally, this car was also specified with the optional Villa d'Este pack, commemorating the original concept launch at the 2016 Concorso d'Eleganza on the shore of Lake Como. The Villa d'Este Pack includes striking bronze accents on the alloy wheel spokes and anodised wing vent strakes, as well as inside the car for the air vent surrounds, on the steering wheel fascia, and around the main switchgear. It also incorporates the eye-catching 'Z' monogram graduated quilting on the seat upholstery.
First registered in January 2019, this original UK right-hand-drive Shooting Brake is offered by its first and only owner, having been driven sparingly but kept in pristine condition over the last 18 months.
As you would expect, the bodywork remains in superb order, with no damage or dents, and flush shut lines all around the car. Aston Martin commissioned a complex and expensive manufacturing process to minimise joins in the body, with the rear quarters being particularly impressive as single hand-rolled panels, to create a truly stunning coachbuilt appearance. The Lava Red paint is pristine, as the detailed photo set shows, as is all of the high-gloss carbon-fibre. It benefits from a full protection treatment applied by Topaz Detailing.
Inside, the Pure Black leather upholstery is accented by the eye-catching optional 'Z' monogram stitching, giving the car an eminently fresh and contemporary feel. The bespoke stitching is also applied to the leather headliner, while the luggage area floor and restraining bar are finished in carbon-fibre. The metal sill cover plaques confirm that this is car number 32 of the 99 Shooting Brakes built.
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China Aims to Double Its Number of Airports
Beijing Daxing International Airport on Dec. 2, 2018. Photo: VCG
China's aviation regulator is aiming to almost double the number of airports in the country to 450 by 2035, with analysts expecting air travel in smaller cities to take off.
A major infrastructure spending binge over the last decade saw runways laid down for 234 airports across the country. But many major cities' airports are already packed to capacity, before the industry even reaches cruising altitude, with DBS Group Research expecting 1.5 billion people in the country to take at least one flight per year by 2036 on the back of rising wealth.
The China Aviation Administration has this growth on its radar, and announced its aim to increase the number of airports in a new industry plan released this week.
"Building a strong civil aviation country is not only an objective requirement for… meeting the people's living needs," but is also, "an inherent requirement for deepening the structural reform of the supply side of civil aviation," the plan explains. While vague, the plan suggests a greater role for the private sector in the industry.
The plan comes as the government switches gears on infrastructure spending, with growth in investment falling to historic lows during the first nine months of the year before picking up in October. It may also presage major fiscal stimulus as the government faces a slowing economy, with ING Bank expecting 9 trillion yuan ($1.3 trillion) to be pumped into infrastructure between now and 2020.
A China Southern Airlines plane on the tarmac at Terminal 3 of Urumqi International Airport in Xinjiang. Photo: VCG
The capital's air capacity will receive a major boost when the biggest airport in the world, Beijing Daxing International Airport, opens next year. Last month the government also announced a 21.11 billion yuan expansion of Urumqi airport in Northwest China, capitalizing on its growing importance as a gateway for flights to central Asia. Major hubs in the metropolises of Guangzhou, Shanghai and Shenzhen are also likely to see upgrades.
Yet the new round of airport building will mostly benefit smaller third- and fourth-tier cities, which are currently underserved by air transport, said Jeff Yu, a specialist in transportation logistics at consultancy Roland Berger. "China's most obvious point of comparison is with the U.S., which has roughly the same land area but is served with far more flight connections," he said. The U.S. has 789 medium to large civilian airports, according to travel site icu.com. "Now the plan is to make flying a more affordable and common form of travel for more people."
This will also encourage greater competition in the industry, Yu said. At present, the country's "big three" state-owned airlines - Air China, China Southern Airlines and China Eastern Airlines - dominate 71% of the market. While they will invest in the new smaller airports, the new plans should open more market share up for smaller companies.
"In the U.S. and Europe larger airlines that control major air travel hubs usually enter 'capacity procurement agreements' with smaller airlines who then 'feed in' to them for long-haul flights, such as for international travel," Yu said. "It is likely that the same pattern will form in China as it tends to be more cost-effective," he said.
At present a major obstacle is that only 30% of China's airspace is open to airlines, with the majority controlled by the military, for training and drills. Unexpected military-related disruptions to flight paths are thought to be the reason that Chinese airports regularly rank as the most delayed in the world.
Yet Yu said the authorities are aware of this, and the situation will improve in tandem with more airports being built. "In the future there will be more efficient coordination on usage of flight paths, and more of the sky is going to be opened to civil aviation," he said.
Contact reporter David Kirton (davidkirton@caixin.com)
Update: Infrastructure Growth Picks Up, Property Investment Slows Down
Upbeat infrastructure data come as local governments accelerate bond issuance to boost funding in infrastructure sector
Urumqi Airport to Get $6 Billion Investment as China Builds Up Belt and Road
Plans to quadruple passenger numbers are latest step in central government's drive to develop Xinjiang region's economy
Private Sector Becomes New Source of Infrastructure Funding
Change comes as central government clamps down on local governments' debt-fueled spending


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J. Craig Venter, Ph.D., is regarded as one of the leading scientists of the 21st century for his numerous invaluable contributions to genomic research.
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J. Craig Venter, Ph.D., is regarded as one of the leading scientists of the 21st century for his numerous invaluable contributions to genomic research. He is Co-Founder and Executive Chairman of Human Longevity Inc. (HLI), a San Diego-based genomics-based, technology-driven company creating the world's largest and most comprehensive database of whole genome, phenotype and clinical data. HLI's goal is to extend healthy human life by revolutionizing human health and transforming the practice of medicine.
In addition to his role at HLI, Dr. Venter is Founder, Chairman, and CEO of the J. Craig Venter Institute (JCVI), a not-for-profit, research organization with approximately 200 scientists and staff dedicated to human, microbial, plant, synthetic and environmental genomic research, and the exploration of social and ethical issues in genomics.
Dr. Venter also is Co-Founder, Chairman and Co-Chief Scientist of Synthetic Genomics Inc (SGI), a privately held company focused on developing products and solutions using synthetic genomics technologies.
Dr. Venter began his formal education after a tour of duty as a Navy Corpsman in Vietnam from 1967 to 1968. After earning both a Bachelor's degree in Biochemistry and a Ph.D. in Physiology and Pharmacology from the University of California at San Diego, he was appointed professor at the State University of New York at Buffalo and the Roswell Park Cancer Institute. In 1984, he moved to the National Institutes of Health campus where he developed Expressed Sequence Tags or ESTs, a revolutionary new strategy for rapid gene discovery. In 1992 Dr. Venter founded The Institute for Genomic Research (TIGR, now part of JCVI), a not-for-profit research institute, where in 1995 he and his team decoded the genome of the first free-living organism, the bacterium Haemophilus influenzae, using his new whole genome shotgun technique.
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The SW MQG is a franchise and part of the wider Modern Quilt Guild based in Los Angeles, California. From the outset the SW MQG attracted members from all over Somerset, Bristol, Devon and Cornwall, and they meet once a month to sew, take workshops, go on educational trips and grow as modern quilter's. But what is meant by 'modern quilting'? It's tricky to pinpoint an exact definition but the quilts are primarily functional and inspired by modern design. They often include bold colours and prints, high contrast, solid colour, improvisational piecing, minimalism and negative space. The SW MQG embraces all of these elements and this exhibition has been curated to showcase the very best of modern quilting happening right here in the South West.