Welcome to "Northwest� built by award-winning Onni Group! This 1 Bed + Den North-facing suite in a certified LEED Gold building is sure to impress! Features include an efficient layout with wide plank commercial grade laminate flooring throughout, gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances, convenient island, composite stone countertops & an overheight marble backsplash. 1 Parking Stall + 1 Storage Locker included. Northwest Wellness Club offers 24 hr concierge, gym, media room, party room with kitchen, guest suite & landscaped rooftop terrace with BBQ area & garden plots. GREAT LOCATION! Steps to Marine Drive Skytrain Station, T&T Supermarket, Cineplex Odeon & so much more! School Catchments: Sir Wilfrid Laurier & Sir Winston Churchchill. OPEN HOUSE: Saturday, March 23rd, 2-4PM. .
Quiet! Top Floor! Large 1 bedroom on the quiet side of the building. Beautiful outlook from your picture windows, and large deck, on the edge of Pacific Spirit Park, fresh air from the forest, a quiet place to read, or dine al fresco. This open concept condo invites family and friends to enjoy dining and conversation and keeps the cook in touch with everyone. Bonus! 2 parking stalls, storage locker, in-suite laundry, gas fireplace and in-suite storage. Remember, top floor, quiet, no one above you! Gorgeous outlook into trees and fresh air. Short walk to Save-On Foods, restaurants, and shops. Close to all UBC has to offer. .
Easily one of the most desirable condo ownership opportunities in Vancouver Downtown! Welcome to The Savoy! This 1 bedroom/1 bath has 9' floor to ceiling windows, natural light, gas fireplace, insuite-laundry and expansive city views. Full amenities include exercise centre, sauna, hot tub, pool & guest suite. Unbeatable location and steps away from Granville entertainment district, Yaletown and within walking distance to all downtown amenities. Rentals allowed and pet friendlly. Perfect for investors and first time home buyers! 1 parking & storage locker included. · .
Welcome to "The Discovery", a superb concrete waterfront building located in Vancouver's Beach District overlooking False Creek is right across from Granville Island. Take a stroll or bike ride along the seawall, or watch the sunset over English Bay, or hit up restaurants and the downtown core. This great NE facing condo is a well laid out, open concept, 1 bedroom corner unit. Open kitchen with wood finished counter tops, laminate flooring, in-suite laundry, and a patio with water and city views! Great amenities in the building, featuring gym, sauna, hot tub, and guest suite. 1 secure underground parking + storage unit. No pets allowed, but long term rentals are OK. Perfect for investors, first time home buyers. Hurry, bring your offers, this won't last long! OPEN HOUSE: SUN, APR 14th 2-4P .
"Granville at 70th" by well known Westbank Development. Top quality throughout. Top floor, sub-penthouse unit, very quiet with unobstructed panoramic view of mountain and water. Air conditioning, Miele appliance package, granite counter top, soaker tub with separate shower stall, radiant heating, sundeck with unobstructed view and privacy, club house with gym, sauna and steam room, theatre room, recreation room, library. Right by Safeway and nearby shopping. 5 mins drive to airport and easy bus to downtown and UBC. You will love this one bedroom plus den home with one parking stall and no GST to pay. Asking price $1,072/sf. Definitely best price and value for the Vancouver West central location. By appointment only please. .
Great location with breathtaking mountain and ocean view. This one bedroom, one bathroom and DEN/storage condo is great for first time buyers or people looking to invest. The unit features dynamic open living space, with outdoor balcony, laminate flooring and modern appliances. The Spectrum 2 complex has 80' indoor swimming pool, sauna, steam room, showers, exercise room, meeting room, outdoor terrace, lounge, concierge service and lots more. Located close to Rogers Arena, Costco, Science World, TNT, False Creek, Yaletown, Stadium SkyTrain station and the new future Amazon office. The building allows for one dog or one cat, or two birds and a minimum one year lease. Don't miss out on this great opportunity. .
Welcome home to the Milano building at the border of West End and Downtown. This renovated NE facing 1 bedroom home spans over 538sf of living area and features engineered hardwood flooring throughout, stainless steel appliances, open kitchen, gas fireplace and stove, cool bedroom, huge walk-in closet, and a large balcony. Built in 1999, this building features large gym, media room, and a garden. Located steps from Davie Street and Sunset beach, as well as best restaurants and transit, this home is perfect for an investor or a first time home buyer. Included are 1 parking stall and 1 storage locker. The Milano is a pet and rental friendly building. .
W1 (EAST) by Concord - the Most Luxurious project within the Cambie & Marine hub. Brand NEW Air Conditioned Concrete QUIET EAST Facing 1 Bedroom + Flex with 1 PARKING & 2 STORAGE Lockers. Effortless access to the Best Westside neighborhood with premier schools, T&T supermarket, golf courses, shopping, restaurants & the Canada Line. Timeless & Quality finishing featuring Miele Appliances & plenty of storage kitchen. Bathroom with Marble tiles. Exquisite resort style indoor & outdoor amenities with 24hrs Concierge service & an Automatic Touchless CAR WASH facility. Come experience First class living at W1. Novus Interest & TV promo package. Comes with ONE Parking & TWO Storage Lockers. Please CALL now and this WON'T LAST. TRY YOUR OFFER. .
Investor and First time homebuyer alert! Welcome to Robinson Tower located in heart of Yaletown. One of the best locations in the city with a walk score of 100 and steps to trendy shops, restaurants, Canada-line transit and marina. Adjacent to Emery Barnes park and one block from Choices grocery, this one bedroom and den (spacious enough for a second bedroom) with in-suite laundry has a recently updated functional Kitchen with S/S appliances, renovated bathroom and new flooring. Amenities include a fitness facility, sauna, party rooms, 3 common roof decks, visitor parking and bike lockers. Building has recently been re-piped and offers a redesigned lobby with updated elevators. Roof replaced in 2005. Pets and rentals allowed. Open House Sunday April 14 2-4pm .
Hidden Gem with City views! 1 bdrm, 1 bath, 573 sq ft with English Bay at your doorstep! Tucked away from the hustle of the downtown core, "1277 Nelson" is a concrete building, with its own garden, nestled in the tranquil area of the Vancouver West End. A few blocks from Robson or Davie St., provides the best in shopping, entertainment & restaurants the City has to offer. Enjoy bike rides to Sunset Beach or relax on your balcony & watch the sunset. Generous living area for entertaining guests & cheater door to access ensuite bathroom from the foyer. 1 Storage Locker, 1 Parking Stall & Guest Parking. Amenities include gym with 2 Cedar Saunas & Bike Room. Building re-piped & new boilers. Open House this Saturday April 13th from 2PM - 4PM!! .
Beautiful one bedroom in Fairview Slope with a LARGE PRIVATE PATIO. This well maintained suite features solid oak hardwood floors, granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances, a good sized insuite storage and a cozy gas fireplace. Spacious master bedroom and walk-through closet leading toward an upgraded four-piece ensuite bathroom. Proactive strata with newer roof and plumbing. GREAT LOCATION in west Vancouver, quiet and convenient, close to all amenities and transits on Broadway and Cambie, steps to Seawall, Laurel Bridge, Charleson Park and Granville Island. One secured parking. Pets welcome. A MUST SEE! .
STRATFORD PLCE, check out this upper floor corner suite with VIEWS to English Bay, Mountains and City. Bring your design ideas to this oversized 1 bedroom & den CORNER SUITE in an excellent building, well managed and lots of upgrades, such as Newer plumbing, elevators, boiler, garage remediation, concrete exterior and NEW WINDOWS this Summer. Excellent amenities, PRIVATE outdoor SWIMMING POOL & LUSH GARDENS, saunas & boardroom. Within steps of English Bay Beach, Stanley Park, Transport, Shops, Cafes, Restaurants and Pubs. Pets allowed (1 Dog or 2 Cats). Suite Virtually Staged. SHOWING SAT MARCH 6th 3-4 PM. .
Absolutely charming 1 bedroom/ 1 bath condo with totally private patio & terraced gardens - perfect for outdoor entertaining with a secluded hammock area surrounded by foliage! Located north of 4th in prime Kits, featuring a spacious L/R with wood burning fireplace, a separate dining room/ home office, cherry wood floors, an updated kitchen with S/S appliances, insuite laundry, parking & storage locker in a boutique 14 unit complex @ the corner of 1st & Arbutus - just steps to Kits Beach, Granville Island, trendy restaurants, cafes & shops on West 4th & transit. Your dog or cat are welcome & will love it here too! .
Rarely available large 1 bedroom, 2 storey unit in fantastic False Creek location. This unit has vaulted ceilings with skylights letting in lots of natural light. Cork floors on main with wood burning fireplace. Updated Kitchen with quartz countertops. Downstairs you will find a large master bedroom with patio and ensuite bath as well as a large laundry room. Short distance to Granville Island, Kits Beach, Granville shops, downtown & Seawall. This large complex has been substantially upgraded over the years. .
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION! Walk to the beach, and all the shoppes and restaurants along Broadway and 4th! Welcome to the Vicinia - a premier building in the heart of Kitsilano! This generous floor plan offers over 1000 square feet including 2 generous size bedrooms, a large open floor plan living space, in-suite laundry, ample in-suite storage, and a flex space perfect for a home office - study - etc. The Vicinia offers plenty of amenities - a roof top deck for summer BBQ's, a kids playroom, workshop, large bike storage, meeting/amenity room, and lots of visitor parking.. perfect for a young family! Well maintained building!! Call today - don't miss out! Open House, Sat/Sun Apr 13 & 14, 1-3pm! .
FREEHOLD, 1 Bdrm + 1 Bath in the desirable False Creek neighbourhood, just a stone throw away from GRANVILLE ISLAND. Plenty of natural light, this open concept living fits house-sized furniture in your living & dining area. It boasts 13'5 vaulted ceilings & a panoramic view of Downtown Van & North Shore Mtns. Freshly painted & complemented w/ engineered hardwood throughout, raised eating counter, plenty of storage in kitchen, s/s appliances, & in-suite laundry. Healthy contingency fund reserve w/ proactive strata w/ phased rainscreening (pre-paid). Rentals & max 2 pets allowed. Secure underground parking & storage locker included. You are walking distance to all the eateries the Island, 4th Ave, & Broadway has to offer. Click on media link. .
Concord W1 (west tower), 1 bedroom + Flex room. Measurement from Strata Plan. Buyer to verify. 2-5-10 year new home warranty. Seller paid GST. Central air conditioning. Quiet & bright. Beautiful view of Marpole area. Functional layout with lots of cabinets. Gourmet kitchen with Miele appliances. sizable Washer & Dryer. Club house facilities. 24 hrs Concierge service. Automatic touchless car wash. Steps to Canada line, T&T supermarket, restaurants and Cinema. Perfect home for small family and best value for investment. Easy to show. Parking Stall & Locker can be purchased from Developer. owner occupied. Quick possession is also possible. .
Brand new W1 luxurious residential tower in Cambie & Marine Hub. High floor, air conditioned, south facing 1 bedroom + den, welcoming open layout, functional, no space wasted, Miele appliances, quality finishes throughout. 24 hrs concierge services, indoor & outdoor amenities including gym, meeting room, K room, automatic touchless car wash and many others. New home warranty, free internet, TV & phone promo. Steps to T&T supermarket, shopping, restaurants, skytrain. A condo not to be missed, this one has the best floor plan at W1 for 1 bedroom unit. OPEN HOUSE Saturday April 20, 2.00 - 4.00pm. .
Spacious and well maintained 1 bed + 1 den in Max I, Yaletown's most coveted highrise building with all amenities you'll ever need for urban living either inside the building or right at your door step. Bright south east facing with breathtaking city and False Creek views. Low maintenance fee covers 24-hours concierge, fitness center, indoor swimming pool, hot tub, sauna and steam room. 5 minutes walk to Yaletown Roundhouse Skytrain Station and Expo Line Stadium Station. Walking distance to BC Place/Roger's Arena, Parq Vancouver, Vancouver Public Library, QE Theatre, endless shops and restaurants in downtown. .
Welcome to 1212 Howe; this bright & updated 1-bedroom home is centrally located in the heart of downtown. The unit features an open plan, brand new flooring & paint. Spacious kitchen with stainless steel appliances, in-suite laundry, and city views. This is a move-in ready property that's perfect for a first-time buyer, young professional, or investor. Neighbourhood features include Steve Nash Fitness World, Davie Village shops & services, Granville Entertainment District, and easy access to the beaches & seawall. Walk score 100, bike score 100, transit score 71. Pets & rentals are welcome, parking & storage locker included. Immediate possession possible. Strata Plan 517 sq.ft. professionally measured at 533 sq.ft. **OPEN HOUSE SAT 20th 2-4PM** .


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Golf advocacy tips from Bob Nielsen, CGCS
The award-winning advocate's journey started inauspiciously and offers lessons in effectively championing golf and golf course superintendents.
March 2019 | Michael Lee
Filed to: Advocacy, New York
Bob Nielsen, CGCS, speaks during the Quorum Call session at the 2019 Golf Industry Show in San Diego. Photo by Andrew Hartsock
It started in 2006.
The Westchester County (N.Y.) Board of Legislators was considering banning the use of all fertilizer products containing phosphate on properties in the county, including golf courses. Bob Nielsen, CGCS, of Bedford (N.Y.) Golf and Tennis Club decided he couldn't sit back and just watch it happen. No, he'd seen enough, and it was time to get active, because, from Nielsen's perspective, the regulatory environment wasn't going to get any better for golf course superintendents.
Thirteen years later, Nielsen, a 28-year GCSAA member, can safely say he was right, having racked up a number of advocacy wins, losses and interesting experiences along the way.
Nielsen's first foray into advocacy wasn't exactly easy or positive. "Man, I learned a lot from that experience — primarily, don't show your entire hand from the start," says Nielsen, reflecting on his 2006 meeting in Westchester County.
Like most superintendents getting involved in a policy issue for the first time, Nielsen wasn't too excited to provide testimony at a public hearing. In fact, he was downright terrified, so instead of speaking, he submitted a two-page letter to the county that outlined his reasons for opposing the fertilizer ban. Golf was on the record in support of phosphate and against the proposal.
Days later, Nielsen decided to attend the hearing — not to speak, but to follow the proceedings and watch the vote. What he discovered was that the state's water coordinator had brought in a "superintendent" from the county's golf courses to counter Nielsen's claims. The gentleman stated he hadn't used phosphorus on the county's courses in five years and hadn't experienced any decline in turf quality or any other detrimental effects.
Turns out, he wasn't really a superintendent at all, but the county had heard exactly what it needed to pass the ban, which it proceeded to do. But even though Nielsen came out on the losing end, he learned a lot from that first venture into politics and was eager for his next one.
Eleven state lobby days in Albany, N.Y., and seven National Golf Days on Capitol Hill later, Nielsen is a reliable old hand in the advocacy world, and his peers recognize it. Nielsen is the 2019 recipient of the GCSAA Excellence in Government Affairs Award for his years of advocating for golf course management at the local, state and federal levels of government.
Of all the boards, committees and task groups Nielsen has served on and contributed to, he thinks one of the greatest efforts he has been a part of was the development of best management practices for the state of New York. "I knew from the get-go that BMPs were going to tie into advocacy," Nielsen says. "In New York, people have been so supportive of us doing BMPs."
In recent years, golf course superintendents have effectively developed and communicated their use of BMPs to lawmakers, resulting in policy wins in New York, Virginia, Florida and elsewhere. As Nielsen says, "You can write BMPs, but if you don't communicate them, you are missing much of their value."
In New York, lawmakers have not only recognized BMPs in legislation, but have also supported their development and implementation with state funding, thanks to years of superintendents consistently showing up to demonstrate their proactive approach to environmental stewardship. While the funding has come and gone from one legislature to the next, the message has resonated on both sides of the aisle. "It doesn't matter which party you're talking to," Nielsen says. "They both like to hear about our BMPs."
Not that it's always easy. The interests of club members and political leaders in a community sometimes differ. "This can be quite the tightrope to walk," Bedford's green committee chair John Fink says, "but Bob does it seamlessly."
Nielsen's proactive, hands-on approach hasn't gone unnoticed. When reflecting on Nielsen's time at Bedford, Fink says, "Bob has been a part of our club for over 35 years, which is an amazing feat at any club. He continues to maintain Bedford at a level that makes it one of the premier golf courses in the Met section. Not only are we honored at Bedford to have him, we are very fortunate as well."
In the end, Nielsen's view of advocacy is holistic, and he recognizes the importance of playing the long game. "When we come with a message like BMPs, lawmakers really listen," he says. "We are changing the public's opinion of golf. We are not asking for ridiculous things. Our requests are very sensible. This all helps in the long run."
Indeed, it does.
Thank you for your years of advocacy, Bob Nielsen, and congratulations on winning GCSAA's 2019 Excellence in Government Affairs Award.
Michael Lee is GCSAA's manager of government affairs.
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A comeback in the shop at Pebble Beach
Course of Action: Augusta Country Club
Gallery: The 2019 U.S. Open
From the corner office to Pebble Beach
A superintendent's return to Pebble Beach
USGA continues support of GCSAA's First Green
U.S. Open prep: A special tip of the cap to Jack Holt
Gallery: A major on the horizon at Pebble Beach

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(Crain's) -- A Canadian fund industry group has attacked Morningstar Inc. over its recently launched stewardship grades for Canadian fund companies, accusing the firm of trying to create "a new regulatory standard" using staff who "lack the credentials and experience" to make serious judgment calls.
Morningstar Canada on June 16 unveiled its stewardship grades, which rate 27 fund companies, or 85% of the Canadian fund industry, on such areas as corporate culture, manager incentives, fees and regulatory history. The grades have no influence on the company's star performance ratings.
A few days prior to that publication date, however, The Investment Funds Institute of Canada tried to block the service, said Scott Mackenzie, president and CEO of Morningstar Canada. In a June 14 letter to Don Phillips, director of research at Chicago-based Morningstar Inc., the IFIC accused Morningstar Canada of being biased against adviser-sold funds and "attempting to impose a new regulatory standard in place of the existing robust regulatory set of standards currently active in Canada," among other things.
"We are very concerned with the lack of objectivity displayed, and questionable criteria and methodology utilized, and that Morningstar Canada, a commercial entity with a vested interest in the results, is attempting to insert itself as sole arbiter of what is in the best interests of investors," Joanne De Laurentiis, president and CEO of the IFIC, wrote in the letter, which was obtained by InvestmentNews.
"We recommend that you not release this first study and utilize the results as the basis of constructive discussions with the fund managers with a view to improving the methodology and ensuring that the results that are released publicly are robust, objective and that they can stand up to scrutiny by all interested parties."
The letter was not only sent to Mr. Phillips, Mr. Mackenzie and David O'Leary, manager of fund analysis for Morningstar Canada, but it was also widely distributed to members of the Canadian media and fund industry, Mr. Mackenzie said.
"I was very surprised to learn that," he said.
In response, on June 28, Mr. Mackenzie fired back at the IFIC for having sent its letter to fund companies, both within and outside of the trade group's membership, and defended its grades. The letter goes point by point to dispute each of the IFIC's allegations about its methodology of the grades.
"Our analyst team operates autonomously from our commercial relationships, and we have no 'vested interest' in the results of our stewardship grades," Mr. Mackenzie wrote in the letter, also obtained by InvestmentNews. "For instance, four of the five firms that received top marks have no commercial relationship with Morningstar, while some of our largest clients received lower grades. Needless to say, Morningstar does not receive compensation from fund companies for grading them."
Mr. Mackenzie said he was surprised by the IFIC's campaign against the grades, particularly after speaking to many fund companies about them.
"We have found that a lot of the fund companies were neutral about the ratings or embraced the idea," he said in an interview with InvestmentNews.
Laurie Gillett, a spokeswoman for the IFIC, said the organization had received Morningstar's letter but declined to comment further.


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Ulster Coronavirus Patient Had Contact With Dutchess Residents
Officials fear the Ulster County man with coronavirus had contact with residents in another county and believe positive cases in other parts of the Hudson Valley are coming soon.
On Sunday, we learned Ulster County had its first confirmed case of novel Coronavirus/COVID-19.
The Ulster County resident recently traveled internationally to France, officials say. He drove himself to the hospital after experiencing coronavirus symptoms where test samples were taken and he was immediately placed into quarantine, officials say.
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Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan identified the man as a middle-aged man from the town of Rochester. The man lives on his own and it doesn't appear he made any contact with any local schools or young people, according to Ryan.
On Monday, Dutchess County Executive Executive Marc Molinaro announced officials believe the man had contact with Dutchess County residents.
"Our Department of Behavioral & Community Health (DBCH) has been informed a limited number of Dutchess County residents may have had contact on with an Ulster County individual who tested positive for COVID-19. All Dutchess residents who may have had contact with the individual have been contacted and are being monitored by DBCH," Molinaro said in a statement on Monday. "This is in addition to several residents who were already under precautionary quarantine relating to travel status. None of the residents being monitored have exhibited any symptoms and we are grateful for their cooperation."
Officials believe they have contacted everyone in Dutchess County who had direct or possible contact with the Ulster resident. All are following the recommended protocols relating to mandatory or precautionary quarantine, according to Molinaro.
On Monday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo confirmed there are 142 confirmed cases of coronavirus in New York, including 98 in Westchester County, four in Rockland County and the one in Ulster County. As of this writing, there isn't a confirmed case in Dutchess County, but officials believe there will be.
"Though there continue to be no cases of COVID-19 in our county, we have been preparing for this emerging health situation for weeks and recognize there will inevitably be positive cases here. We have been talking to the community about the proactive steps each person can to engage the community and urge them to take precautions, as they would during any active flu season, to prevent the spread of viruses, including COVID-19. We will continue to remind people of the basic, common-sense steps to take to stay healthy, including hand-washing and social distancing. It is important people think about basic preparedness, should they or a member of their family become ill with flu, COVID-19 or other viruses that may keep them home for several days," Molinaro said.
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LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - MAY 19: LeBron James #23 of the Los Angeles Lakers dribbles during the first half of an NBA Tournament Play-In game against the Golden State Warriors at Staples Center on May 19, 2021 in Los Angeles, California. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. (Photo by Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images)
by Patrick MoquinJanuary 2, 2023, 12:04 amJanuary 2, 2023, 12:04 amJanuary 2, 2023, 12:04 amBody, Community, Daily Digest, Opinion >
LeBron James told reporters after a game this week that he intends to play for as long as he believes that he can still contend for an NBA Championship. The press conference took place after a 112-98 defeat for the Lakers at the hands of the Miami Heat.
"I know as long as my mind stays in it, I can play at this level for a minute," James said. "Now, that's up to my mind. My body is going to be OK because if my mind is into it, I will make sure my body is taken care of and I'll continue to put in the work."
James' optimistic outlook about his limited NBA future has been reinforced by his play in recent weeks. Though the Lakers have continued to struggle and are now 14-21 on the season, James averaged 30 points per game in December. At age 37, he is clearly still capable of competing at the NBA level.
James' main issues right now are more team-related than personal, as the Lakers still lag behind Western Conference rivals and have had to compete without Anthony Davis, who suffered an injury earlier this month. Even when Davis returns, however, Los Angeles has not demonstrated an ability to make the most of the star power on its roster.
For the first time since his earliest days as a member of the Cleveland Cavaliers, James is playing superbly well on a team that is not in contention to win a championship. It's unclear how this will affect his long-term mindset in seasons to come, but for now, he seems content with his personal success.
"I know it takes steps to get there, but once you get there and know how to get there, playing basketball at this level just to be playing basketball is not in my DNA. It's not in my DNA anymore," James said. "So we'll see what happens and see how fresh my mind stays over the next couple years."
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Article by Patrick Moquin


The Indian Premier League (IPL) match between Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals stood out for a couple of reasons: One, it went down to the wire. Two, it was dramatic, in every sense of the word.
Taking a note of all the incredible moments that took place Thursday night, it was Ben Stokes' incredible catch that will certainly make it to the list.
During the sixth over of Chennai's batting, Jofra Archer bowled one enticingly short and wide to Kedar Jadhav.
No wonder, the batsman fell into trap and hit one towards point, where Ben Stokes was deployed. What followed next, stunned one and all.
He stretched full to his left and pulled off a blinder, making it look like one of Iker Casillas' stunning saves.
Another moment that caught many an eye took place towards the fag end of the match.
Ravindra Jadeja hit a six off Stokes. And they both hilariously took a tumble.
However, scenes got ugly in the last over of the match after umpire signaled a no-ball, only to deny signaling one.
Chennai captain MS Dhoni was left fuming as he stormed into the middle and pointed fingers at the umpire.
Controversies apart, Chennai went on to chase Rajasthan's 152-run target off the last ball.


The deep archaeological deposits at Canteen Kopje, Pit 4 (photo K. Kuman).
Later Stone Age stone tools from Canteen Kopje (drawing from Forssman et al. 2010).
Victoria West tool and core, approximately one million years old (photo K. Kuman).
Acheulean bifacial tools, approximately 1 million year old (photo K. Kuman).
Canteen Kopje has long been regarded as one of the richest archaeological sites for the early stage of human evolution in southern Africa. Already in the early 20th Century the site was visited by leading figures in prehistoric archaeology and the site remains the subject of an active program of excavation by an international team of researchers. As yet unpublished research suggests a basal date of some 2.3 million years.
A Later Stone Age assemblage has now been discovered in the Hutton Sands overlying the alluvial deposits. This materialmost closely resembles late Holocene Smithfield assemblages characterized by large scrapers and small endscrapers. The age of this occupation based on radiocarbon dates on charcoal and ostrich eggshell (OES) beads is between 60 and 300 years ago.
Read more: 2010 Forssman, T.R., Kuman, K., Leader, G.M., Gibbon, R.J. A Later Stone Age assemblage from Canteen Kopje Northern Cape. South African Archaeological Bulletin 65:204–214.
2013. Chazan, M. Review of A Report on the Archaeological Assemblages from Excavations by Peter Beaumont at Canteen Koppie, Northern Cape, South Africa. Journal of African Archaeology 11(2): 281-283.


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Augusta Heights Baptist Church dismissed from Greenville Association after pastor performs same-sex marriage
Augusta Heights Baptist Church, Greenville (file photo).
By The Courier
Updated Nov. 10, 10:30 a.m.
Editor's note: Messengers to the 2015 annual meeting of the South Carolina Baptist Convention Nov. 10 approved a motion from the SCBC Executive Board that Augusta Heights Baptist Church "be disaffiliated from the South Carolina Baptist Convention."
Greenville Baptist Association messengers voted unanimously Oct. 22 to dismiss Augusta Heights Baptist Church after the church's pastor officiated at a same-sex marriage.
The marriage service was not held at the church, but Augusta Heights' pastor Greg Dover performed the Oct. 10 ceremony with the approval of his deacons, said Al Phillips, director of missions for Greenville Association.
In a written report to Greenville Association churches following the association's Oct. 22 annual meeting at Eastlan Baptist Church, Phillips said it was "with deep sorrow, yet firm conviction" that 119 messengers representing 45 churches voted to dismiss Augusta Heights from the association.
Phillips said the association's Church Relations Committee had met with Dover and his deacon chair. "It was clear that Augusta Heights had left the biblical view of marriage as being between a man and a woman and accepted same sex marriage," Phillips said in his report. "We expressed our desire that the pastor and church would repent and return to the biblical view and closed the meeting with prayer to that end. We were left with no choice but to act."
The resolution for dismissal was worded as follows:
"It is with great sorrow that The Church Relations Committee moves, as instructed by the Constitution and By-laws of the Greenville Baptist Association, that Augusta Heights Church be dismissed as a member of the Greenville Baptist Association unless the church repents and returns to the biblical position on marriage as being between a man and a woman and we further move that a final report be made by this committee to the Executive Committee at the January meeting."
Phillips said that if the church responds with repentance and "publicly acknowledges that marriage is between a man and a woman," then the association will rescind its action at its Jan. 28 meeting at Holly Ridge Baptist Church.
"If not, then the separation will be final," said Phillips. "Our goal is not to punish Augusta Heights but to hold her accountable. Our deepest desire is to see the church repent and return to the biblical position of marriage as being between a man and a woman. But we must speak the truth in love.
"Our attitude is that of Christ. Jesus offered grace, but He required repentance. He confronted sin unflinchingly. He knew we don't really love sinners if we allow them to continue in harmful, self-destructive behavior without confronting them with the truth. We have tried to follow His example."
The Courier has learned that a motion to dismiss Augusta Heights Church from the South Carolina Baptist Convention may be offered on Tuesday, Nov. 10, when SCBC messengers gather for their annual meeting at Spartanburg First Baptist Church.
Augusta Heights is the second Baptist church in Greenville to endorse gay marriage. In September, Greenville First Baptist Church withdrew from the South Carolina Baptist Convention after receiving a letter from SCBC Executive Board chairman Dwight Easler asking the church to reverse its policy of allowing gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered people to be married and ordained. Greenville First Baptist ended its affiliation with the Southern Baptist Convention in 1999.
Greenville Baptist Association is made up of 114 churches and new works.
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St. Arul Anandar School, Oriyur is a private Catholic secondary school located in Orur (sometimes spelled Oriyur), Tamil Nadu, India. Founded by the Jesuits in 1908, the school educates students from grade 6 through to grade 12. The medium of instruction is Tamil.

See also

 List of Jesuit schools
 List of schools in Tamil Nadu

References

Jesuit secondary schools in India
Christian schools in Tamil Nadu
High schools and secondary schools in Tamil Nadu
Tamil-language schools
Educational institutions established in 1908
1908 establishments in India

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Le Bandvagn 206 (Bv 206) est un véhicule de transport de troupes sur chenilles tout-terrain et articulé de conception et de fabrication suédoise développé par Hägglunds.

Historique
Son développement commence en 1974 et il entre en service à partir de 1980 dans les forces armées suédoises. Il a depuis un grand succès à l'exportation.

Description

Il est composé de deux modules, articulés et chenillés. Il s'agit d'un véhicule polyvalent parfaitement à l'aise en montagne et dans la neige.

Caractéristiques
 Moteur : 2,8L 99 kW
 Transmission : transmission automatique MB W 4A-018
 Masse:  ()
 Capacité d'emport :  (partie avant :   et remorque : )
 Longueur:  (23 ft)
 Largeur :  (6.1 ft)
 Hauteur :  (7.9 ft)

Variantes
 Bv 206 : version de base, véhicule de transport de troupes
 Bv 206A : version ambulance
 Bv 206D (Bv 208) : version de l'armée allemande
 Bv 206F : version lutte contre les incendies
 RaBv 2061 (RadioBandvagn 2061) : version communications/commandement de l'armée suédoise
 PvBv 206 (PansarvärnsBandvagn 2062) : version antichars sans toit armé d'un canon anti-chars sans recul
 PvBv 2063 (PansarvärnsBandvagn 2063) : version anti-chars similaire au PvBv 2062 mais armé d'un lanceur de missile antichar de type Rbs 55 TOW ou
 Bv 206S, version transport de troupes blindée. En service en Allemagne, en Espagne, en France, en Grèce (Bv 208), en Italie (189 unités), aux Pays-Bas, à Singapour (300 unités) et en Suède (50 unités).
 Bv 309

Engagement
Les canadiens l'utilisèrent en Afghanistan durant l'opération Anaconda. En 2008, le  de chasseurs alpins de l'armée française déploya des Bv 206s (avec mitrailleuse de toit  et système de protection contre les tirs de roquette à charge creuse RPG7) en Kapisa.

Utilisateurs

Militaires

  : Australian Defence Force
  : Gendarmerie nationale argentine
  : Bundesheer autrichienne|
  : Heer, 379 Bv 206D/S
  :
  : Armée canadienne, 78 unités
  :
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  : Armée de la République de Corée
  : Armée espagnole, 47 Bandvagn 206 et 20 des 50 Bandvagn 206S commandés en janvier 2018

 United States Army : en service au sein de la  division d'infanterie et de la  division d'infanterie ( Brigade Combat Team (aéroporté) et  Stryker Brigade Combat Team)
 United States Marine Corps
  : Forces armées estoniennes
  : Armée finlandaise

 Armée de terre française : ~ 50 véhicules articulés chenillés (VAC) acquis dans les années 1990 pour le  de chasseurs alpins et le 3e régiment étranger d'infanterie (CSG). Certains ont été transformés en VAC blindés « revalorisés » (Bv 206s) pour l'Afghanistan. Tous sont en cours de remplacement depuis 2011 par le  Mk II appelé véhicule à haute mobilité.
  : Armée hellénique, utilisé avec le radar ARTHUR
  : Armée indonésienne
  : Forces de Défense irlandaises, 7 utilisés avec le radar GIRAFFE Mk IV
  : Armée de défense d'Israël
  : Armée italienne
  : Forces terrestres lettones
  : Forces terrestres lituaniennes
  : Armée malaisienne
  : Armée norvégienne
  : Marine royale néerlandaise

  : Forces armées britanniques

  : Armée suédoise, 4500 véhicules en y incluant la version BvS 10

Civils

 Low Impact Inc.
 Red Deer County Technical Rescue Task Force
  Legoland Billund
  : Brigade Mobile de l'Ertzaintza
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 Schlumberger

 services d'incendies de Haute-Savoie (74) et de la Manche (50)
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  : Croix-Rouge indonésienne
  : Civil Defence Ireland
  : New Zealand Antarctic Research Program
  : Des anciens Bv 206 norvégiens seraient en service en Russie.

 Royal National Lifeboat Institution
 Bay Search and Rescue Team

  (service d'urgence)
 Hedemora Energi
 Räddningsstation Skillinge

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 BvS 10
 Véhicules de même type :
 Bolinder-Munktell  (Suède)
 GAZ-3351 (Russie)
 M548 (USA)
 Vityaz DT (Russie)
 Raupenschlepper Ost (Allemagne nazie)
 ST Kinetics  (Singapour)
 Sisu Auto  (Finlande)

Liens externes
Land Systems Hägglunds

Véhicule amphibie
Véhicule blindé de transport de troupes
Véhicule de combat d'infanterie
Arme militaire fabriquée en Suède
Véhicule militaire espagnol


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ALTAY JOIN SUPREME, HISAMITSU AND UNBEATEN TIANJIN IN ASIAN WOMEN'S CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP SEMI-FINALS
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By KanzIn
Tianjin, China, May 3, 2019 – Altay VC of Kazakhstan survived a sturdy challenge from 4.25 Sport Club in a hard-fought five-set thriller in exhausting 125 minutes to advance to the semi-finals, as reigning champions Supreme, Hisamitsu Seiyaku Springs and hosts Bohai Bank Tianjin all enjoyed straight-set wins at the quarter-finals of the 2019 Asian Women's Club Volleyball Championship at the Wuqing Sports Centre on Friday.
In the first quarter-final encounter, Hikari Kato tallied a match-high 17 points from 14 spikes, one block and 2 aces to help Japan's Hisamitsu Seiyaku Springs pull off a convincing 3-0 (25-14 25-13 25-23) win against TPE of Chinese Taipei in 66 minutes.
Going down the first two sets with ease 14-25 and 13-25, TPE played their utmost in the third set as they managed to keep up with the Japanese till 13-13 tie. With two smart dips, Hisamitsu pushed their opponents back 18-14, forcing TPE to call a timeout. Returning to the court, Huang Hsin-Yu turned out to be a saviour for TPE, as she spiked and blocked constantly to help her team retake the lead 20-19. However, TPE made a deadly mistake at the crucial moment, sending the Japanese to the match point at 24-22. A challenge success helped TPE earn one more point before Fumika Moriya fired a devastating attack to help Hisamitsu clinch the difficult set 25-23 and match.
DPR Korea's 4.25 Sports Club, which got the top-tier championship off to a brilliant start following a stunning 3-2 victory against Supreme Chonburi on the opening day, failed in an effort of repeating the similar feat as they were defeated by the much taller Altay VC in a hard-fought five-set thriller 25-22, 15-25, 19-25, 27-25, 15-12 in exhausting 125 minutes at the second quarter-final match.
4.25 Sport Club once had a good chance of wining the match in four sets, as they, led by Jong Jin Sim and Kim Hyon Ju, launched a crazy comeback from 11-18 behind to the match point at 24-23. However, they just let the golden chance slip through their fingers. The height advantage of Altay VC played a key role at the final crucial time while 4.25 committed mistakes in front of the tall blocking wall and finally lost the hotly-contested set in 25-27.
4.25's super star Jong Jin Sim bagged an incredible match-high 47 points from 44 spikes and 3 aces, followed by Kim Hyon Ju with impressive 22. Nonetheless, their determined efforts did not pay dividends for the success of the team. The firepower was allocated evenly on the winning side, as captain Sana Anarkulova, Matea Iki, Olga Drobyshevskaya and Kristina Anikonova contributed 15, 17, 18 and 14 points respectively.
In the third quarter-final match, in-form Supreme Chonburi overwhelmed winless Hong Kong International VC with a comfortable 3-0 (25-12, 25-12, 25-10) victory.
Against the formidable Thais, Hong Kong International VC's amateur players showed their fighting attitude and played their utmost to gain each point, while Supreme Chonburi, hoping to make a hat trick in this topflight tournament, took the match seriously as if they brought their underdog rivals to school with new lesson and at the same time sharpened their skills ahead of their tougher match in the semi-finals. Supreme came up with combination attacks and consistency to win the match with ease.
The last quarter-final match saw hosts Bohai Bank Tianjin gear up with their supremacy in the latter period of the first and third sets to subdue VTV Binh Dien Long An in a convincing 3-0 (25-21, 25-17, 25-15) victory.
"In the first set,we are not good enough in reception and service. Also we had many service mistakes. We should move quickly and find the proper time to cover and defend. In the second set, I replaced Li Yingying with Wang Yizhu to give her more chances. We wanted to disperse our attack points and it worked out. In our next match, we will make good plans, give full play to our strength and show our best spirit." said Chen Youquan, head coach of Bohai Bank Tianjin.
"The Vietnamese team did well in dropping and defense. We had a good cooperation and communication in training after the return of three China national team members. So we are more powerful now than before. Hisamitsu are good at quick attacking. We should work more on defense. We have to play to our strength," said Li Yanan, middle blocker of Bohai Bank Tianjin.
Bihai Bank Tianjin emerged as the only unbeaten team in this championship prancing into the semi-finals without dropping a set and will set up a clash of the Titans with Hisamitsu Seiyaku Springs of Japan, while Altay VC of Kazakhstan will test their mettle against Supreme Chonburi of Thailand on Saturday.
For the 5th-8th playoffs, DPR Korea's 4.25 Sports Club will face winless Hong Kong International VC, while VTV Binh Dien Long An challenge TPE. However, the very first match of the day sees Sri Lanka Air Force Sports Club will battle it with Binagar of Turkmenistan in the 9th-10th playoff.
The finals will be held on Sunday to determine the champions and the only ticket from Asia to the FIVB Volleyball Women's World Club Championship, which is scheduled to be held at the end of the year in China.
Tianjin, neighboring China's capital city of Beijing, is a coastal metropolis in northern China and one of the four municipalities under the direct administration of central government of China, with over 15 millions of the population. Tianjin is also known as "City of Volleyball" as Tianjin Women's Volleyball Team has been always a powerhouse in China, winning 4-time champions at Asian Club Championships, 11-time National League titles and 3-time National Games titles. Tianjin also hosted the Asian Senior Women's Volleyball Championship in 2015 when hosts China swept Korea in the final to claim the title.
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package org.flowable.editor.language.xml;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertNotNull;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;

import java.util.List;

import org.flowable.bpmn.model.FlowableListener;
import org.flowable.bpmn.model.BpmnModel;
import org.flowable.bpmn.model.EndEvent;
import org.flowable.bpmn.model.FlowElement;
import org.flowable.bpmn.model.ImplementationType;
import org.junit.Test;

public class AsyncEndEventConverterTest extends AbstractConverterTest {

    @Test
    public void convertXMLToModel() throws Exception {
        BpmnModel bpmnModel = readXMLFile();
        validateModel(bpmnModel);
    }

    @Test
    public void convertModelToXML() throws Exception {
        BpmnModel bpmnModel = readXMLFile();
        BpmnModel parsedModel = exportAndReadXMLFile(bpmnModel);
        validateModel(parsedModel);
        deployProcess(parsedModel);
    }

    protected String getResource() {
        return "asyncendeventmodel.bpmn";
    }

    private void validateModel(BpmnModel model) {
        FlowElement flowElement = model.getMainProcess().getFlowElement("endEvent");
        assertNotNull(flowElement);
        assertTrue(flowElement instanceof EndEvent);
        assertEquals("endEvent", flowElement.getId());
        EndEvent endEvent = (EndEvent) flowElement;
        assertEquals("endEvent", endEvent.getId());
        assertTrue(endEvent.isAsynchronous());

        List<FlowableListener> listeners = endEvent.getExecutionListeners();
        assertEquals(1, listeners.size());
        FlowableListener listener = listeners.get(0);
        assertEquals(ImplementationType.IMPLEMENTATION_TYPE_CLASS, listener.getImplementationType());
        assertEquals("org.test.TestClass", listener.getImplementation());
        assertEquals("start", listener.getEvent());
    }
}