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Two days were enough this week to encompass an industry in the making and in transition. Many participants at the London Web Summit on Monday, as well as at the IXXUS Future of Publishing meeting on Tuesday, would describe themselves as being in the Information Industry (aka media, publishing, information services and solutions etc). I went to both, and as I staggered home on Tuesday night I could only reflect that this is not one industry but a hundred, and the cultural differences between the pieces are now profound. In fact, this industry is a Lilleputian version of the whole world around it, which sounds the way it should sound. But doing the breadth in two days? Very frightening.
For a start there were 1000 delegates in the Old Brewery in Chiswell Street on Monday. Our ebullient hosts, Paddy Cosgrave and Mike Butcher (TechCrunch), compered it with the energy of a variety show in the Edwardian music halls. And they had a band that provided a 10 bar intro/exit for every speaker. It had something of everything, and, at King Paddy's command, no ties were allowed (Yes, this is the sort of thing you do have to tell the English). And like a variety show (vaudeville) it was good in parts and not in other parts. The panels, despite some good appearances, were often so hurried and poorly moderated that it was hard to extract meaning at all. And the audience was very mixed – investors networked less easily here with a vast crowd of start-up hopefuls than they did at last year's similarly sized NOAH show, but the same messgae was available. The energy is back in the London market, just as it is in Berlin and Barcelona, but London is the place to get the finance and finger the future. My Investor of the Day award goes to Niklas Zennstrom of Atomica: despite the questions from his moderator he came across as someone who had learnt real lessons from Skype and Joost, and knew how to listen to the next crazy and apply the right degree of enthusism, tolerance and sophisticated discouragement. And my Thinker of the Day would have to be J P Rangaswami, Chief Scientist at Salesforce.com. His observation that we would at last overcome the entrapment of the Qwerty keyboard, and that the future of work was only understandable if we saw it as as massively integrated multi player videogame was delightful, as was his insistence that knowledge work on the network was "bursty" – so we invented the need for meetings to fill the gaps between activities.
Also high quality was the discussion on the future of money. We had two credit card -based services ranged against two chip-based money transfer services. I give the latter my vote, but questions like cost-free money transfer, the death of cash and the removal of some of the key roles of banks played very well, as did the notion that with digital money comes the end of money-handling privacy. Gareth Williams did a great job of persuading us that the Edinburgh – based, Scottish Equity Partners-backed online travel service SkyScanner would break into the Expedia /Kayak marketplace, but in truth its revenues of £2.5-3.0 m per month on a lead gen/referral business model, from 20 million unique monthly users, shows that it is well on the way. Offices in Singapore and now Hong Kong emphasize where the growth is, and 7 million apps testify to the mobile nature of the challenge. But is Google waiting to pounce on all of this?
So what else did I learn? That YAiA stands for "Yet another iPad App". That 50% of Turkish shopping for consumer goods is now online. That Google only has 20% of the Russian search market, and Facebook is only the fourth most popular online service. That FAB has 3 million members (50% social network, 40% mobile) and sold 111,111 products last month on the way to revenues of $110m this year. So some of the players in the hall were definably big already. But you could not say that of Nick D'Aloisio, aged 16, funded to the tune of £350k , and launching his service (www.summly.com) to provide artificial intelligence support to people doing research online who needed to summarize what they had read. When he said that he was going to take two years off to do his A level school exams, there was a palpable sigh of relief from the 20 year old entrepreneurs in the audience.
It didn't matter to me , proudly sporting the only grey beard in the room. But I have to admit that I felt relief amongst my peers in the IXXUS event, held in sunshine on the Kensington roof garden, which is improably furnished with ducks and flamingos (live). An audience of technocrats from all of the leading information services players were looking at the issues surrounding what seems to me the key question of the hour – how do we effectively re-platform in ways that add to our asset value, increase our ability to act fast to change our service dimensions in times of torrential market change and still stay within a broad avenue of standards now established and extending from XML right through to RDF and SPARQL. We can now discuss these things in London – they are of the present and I was delighted to hear John Powell of Alfresco (a real ornament to the Open Source model) and the IXXUS team under Steve Odart providing practical advice and guidance to real and urgent questions from the audience. Three years ago I would not have been allowed vocabulary like "ontologies" or "triples" in a publishing context: today this is coinage of the conversation and I rejoice in it.
And one last observation. Go to a conference of 1000 web developers and investors and what happens: from breakfast to dinner I never arrived at a boxed food table in time to find a box left to consume. Good for your figure, you may observe. Yes, but I made up for it the next day. They may have their drawbacks but publishers do know how to eat, and IXXUs responded to their proclivities very well indeed.
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Kayla Hankins: National track champion, age 11
By Sarah Muench
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Before Kayla Hankins (Strada Racing Club) crashed out earlier this month at the USA Cycling Amateur Road National Championships in Madison, Wisc., she brought home gold and a national championship in track cycling.
The 11-year-old from Scottsdale set a new national record and took gold in the 500m time trial at USA Cycling Juniors Track National Championship in June.
Hankins' time of 43.247 beat all but one of the boys in her same 11-12 age group; it was only .007 seconds off the male gold medalist's time. She also took gold in the omnium and scratch race and bronze in another scratch race.
But it wasn't the medals that recently won over the hearts of the Arizona cycling community; it was Hankins' toughness post-crash that solicited well-wishes comments on Facebook.
"I'm more worried about your parents Kayla, because obviously you are a badass," read one comment from 'Eatmore Cheesecake.' "Heal up soon."
Going into road nationals a week after her track stint, Hankins was ready to vie for more podium finishes, but before she could cross the finish line in the road race, she was involved in a crash at 35 miles per hour, broke her jaw in three places, suffered three broken teeth, received stitches in her chin and above her eye and sustained bad road rash, according to her father, Eric Hankins.
"Banged up as bad as I have ever seen a cyclist and never shed a tear! Not once!" he wrote in an email to Clipped In AZ. "She even told the paramedics at the race that if it wasn't for her jaw, she would have taken a support bike, finished the race, won the sprint, and dealt with stitches later. Huge bummer. Over 60 wins in the bike, no crashes, and this has to be her first."
While Hankins began recovering and recuperating, she answered a few questions:
CIAZ: How did you get into racing your bike?
KH: Through triathlon. I did my first triathlon just after my seventh birthday and realized I loved the bike and was gifted at cycling.
CIAZ: What is your favorite thing about cycling?
KH: Speed! I love going fast.
CIAZ: How were you able to set a national record and win a national championship?
KH: A lot of hard work and sacrifice. It required most of my free time during the week on my bike. This includes riding in wind, rain, cold and blistering hot weather. My whole family, such as my grandparents, my mom and dad and my little brother Alex have given me lots of support. They drive me to practices and races. My little brother Alex never complains about waking up at 4 in the morning to go to my races. The two people who have helped me get here and worked with me since age 8 are Mike and Lisa Kolin from Strada Racing Team. They are my two coaches and have given me a ton of support and have taught me everything I know about racing and winning on a bike. They have given almost all of their free time into training with me to get me to this level.
CIAZ: Was winning nationals a goal for you this year or did you decide to go to nationals as the season progressed?
KH: Winning nationals was a goal for me this year, and I made that a goal in the summer of 2013. All of the family members sat down and made the decision last summer to give a shot at nationals. Then we had my coaches to our home and discussed how we were going to train for this goal. I had a separate talk with my little brother about it because I knew it would take up most of his summer vacation this year and most of his weekends during the school year. He was excited to help me reach my goal.
CIAZ: Tell us about the record setting 500m. What went through your mind during the race?
KH: During the race my mind was actually pretty much blank. Everything that I was supposed to do just kind of happened on its own. The announcer kept talking about how I train in a parking lot, but I didn't hear that; I found out after the race because my dad told me. I only heard my coach, Lisa, every lap. Even though the crowds were yelling and my dad was screaming so loud I thought he was going to have a heart attack, the only person I heard during the race was Coach Lisa. The most interesting thing is that even though my coach was yelling specific things during the race, I didn't know what she said, but hearing her voice was a reminder to me of everything we had gone over in training…where my hands should be, feet should be, breathing, position on the seat, floating and where and when to increase speed. It was like her voice prompted my brain to process every detail we had spent the past year discussing.
CIAZ: How do you feel knowing that your time was only .007 off the junior boys' gold medalist at nationals?
KH: I was pretty excited. It proved to myself that girls can be just as fast or faster than boys.
CIAZ: What is your advice for anyone who wants to try track cycling?
KH: Pay attention and focus. You don't have any brakes and it is a fixed gear, so when the wheels turn, so do your feet. Your first ride should be in an empty parking lot.
CIAZ: You took a pretty rough tumble (read: hard-core crash!) at road nationals. How are you feeling now, both physically and about your future race outlook? Judging by our Facebook post, you have quite a few fans out there. Anything you want to say to them?
KH: Physically I am OK except for my jaw hurting where the screws went in to wire it down. I want to get back to racing; I just might take a while before I want to do a pack-style race. I have a long ways to go with the recovery to even think about racing. I can't even ride on a trainer yet. To my fans, I want to say thank you for your support!
CIAZ: After the crash you wanted to get up and race, and you didn't even cry. Where do you get your toughness?
KH: I have always been a pretty calm and quiet person. My dad has talked with me about the possibility of a crash and has told me if there is one, do not panic, so I didn't. Over-reacting only makes the situation worse. I wanted to get back in the race, but I kind of knew my jaw was broken. I don't really think of myself as a tough person.
CIAZ: What is your favorite pre-race food?
KH: The night before a big race, I love macaroni and cheese. The morning of race day I eat a Luna Bar and peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
CIAZ: What is your favorite thing to do outside of cycling?
KH: It is impossible to pick one, but my favorite things to do are horseback riding (I compete in barrel racing), triathlons (I have won more than 40), water skiing and hiking.
CIAZ: What is your favorite subject in school?
KH: Science. Someday I want to go to medical school and become a doctor.
CIAZ: What are your future plans for cycling?
KH: I was so happy to hear they are finally doing a women's race in the Tour de France. My ultimate goal would be to win the Tour and win an Olympic gold medal. At this point, I have no idea if I will focus in road or track racing. After my crash, I haven't been able to even think about racing again. Since the crash, I am thinking more and more about focusing on triathlons.
CIAZ: Who is your favorite pro cyclist?
KH: My favorite retired pro-cyclist is Robbie Ventura. My favorite current pro-cyclist is Peter Sagan of Team Cannondale.
CIAZ: Anything to add or anyone to thank?
KH: Yes! I would like to thank my mom and dad and my amazing team Strada Racing. My coaches Mike and Lisa Kolin and most of all, my little brother Alex who also is a bike racer like me. Other people I want to thank for my cycling success are my mentors John Coyle, Marek Kotrly and Robbie Ventura. Lastly, I want to thank all the great people at Faster Cycling Performance Center.
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All partnerships are reviewed on a regular basis by the credit union leadership team and Board of Directors. Becoming a community partner with TN Members 1st does not guarantee a specific number or dollar amount of contributions from the credit union to the community partner each year.
Sharing Our Mission Through Education, Engagement, and Growth
We're thankful to partner with various community organizations to spread the 'People Helping People' mission outside of our branch walls and throughout the areas we serve by focusing on education, engagement, and growth opportunities.
Education: Providing information and resources from trusted community partners.
Engagement: Sharing information about and participating in opportunities to give back to the areas we serve.
Growth: Responsibly participating in CDFI grant opportunities to help cultivate a growing, healthy local economy.
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General partnerships provide an ongoing opportunity for a referral-style presence on the TN Members 1st Commitment to Community webpage, found at mymembersfirst.org/community, along with regular promotion focused on educational information and engagement opportunities. In addition, community partners are included on the credit union's list of preferred organizations for planned annual organizational giving.
Grant Based Partnership
As a CDFI credit union, TN Members 1st regularly applies for funding in the form of grants with the CDFI Fund to help cultivate a growing, healthy local economy. During this process, potential partners are identified and included in the grant application to strengthen the overall application and increase the chances of securing funding for our community. Our grant-based partners have no formal commitment or obligations if the credit union receives a grant. In the event a grant is funded, grant-based partners would be highlighted in a press release and digital communication opportunities. Grant initiatives and partner needs vary and may not be applicable to all partners during each application cycle. The credit union will provide general information and an application summary draft to assist potential partners in determining their support and inclusion in grant initiatives.
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Our Community Partners:
ADFAC
Big Brothers Big Sisters of East Tennessee
CASA of Tennessee Heartland
East Tennessee Foundation
Free Medical Clinic
Knox Area Rescue Ministries
Norris Area Community Foundation
Oak Ridge Fund for Achieving Community Excellence
Roane State Foundation
Remote Area Medical
United Way of
Aid to Distressed Families of Appalachian Counties (ADFAC)
Aid to Distressed Families of Appalachian Counties (ADFAC) began in the mid 1980's as a local ecumenical effort to provide assistance to impoverished families. As the broad needs of the low-income community became evident, the faith-based collaborative moved to become a 501(c)(3) public charity in January, 1987. Over the years, ADFAC has honored its roots by developing a broad variety of programs designed to meet unfilled needs in the community and currently answers over 6,000 requests for assistance each year.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of East Tennessee has been transforming the lives of children since 1970. A member agency of the oldest and largest youth mentoring organization in the United States, consisting of more than 350 agencies nationwide, Big Brothers Big Sisters of East Tennessee has a mission to create and professionally support one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and potential of youth in our area.
CASA stands for Court Appointed Special Advocates, who are trained to represent the best interests of children in juvenile abuse and neglect court cases. CASA is a local, nonprofit organization in communities all across the nation. The core purpose of CASA of the Tennessee Heartland is to provide a voice for abused and neglected children in our community. As a non-profit, volunteer-based agency, our mission is to empower CASA volunteers to advocate on behalf of abused and neglected children in juvenile court.
East Tennessee Foundation (ETF) is a public charity and community foundation created by and for the people of East Tennessee, where many donors join together to make the region they love a better place, today and for future generations. ETF, like other community foundations, operates as a collection of hundreds of distinct charitable funds and supporting foundations established by individuals, families, businesses, and other nonprofits.
The Free Medical Clinic provides no-charge primary and medical care for low-income and uninsured residents of Anderson, Morgan, and Roane Counties of Tennessee and for partners enrolled in their medical service program including Telehealth options, access to free or discounted medications, special medical programs, treatments, imaging, tests, lab work, and preventative care with annual physicals.
Knox Area Rescue Ministries' mission is to rescue and restore the poor and needy of the Knoxville area by providing recovery services in Jesus' name. KARM provides daily for those most vulnerable and desperate among us, first supplying rescue services of food and shelter, then healthy, supportive relationships, and ultimately restoration, including job-training opportunities.
Norris Area Community Foundation believes in the importance of supporting one's own community and East Tennessee Foundation stands ready to facilitate this by the launch of "Give Where You Live Norris Area" which serves the larger Norris area, including the unincorporated areas of Andersonville, Bethel, and Fairview in Anderson County, Tennessee. The "Give Where You Live" platform for giving provides multiple options for supporting current and future Norris Area needs.
Established in 2017 with the purpose to make Oak Ridge the premier living and working community in the state of Tennessee, the Oak Ridge Fund for Achieving Community Excellence helps shape Oak Ridge's future by reinforcing its established role in science, enriching the programs and tradition of excellence in the public school system and stimulating economic development, and by including all our citizens in contributing to and benefiting from this community.
Since 1979, Roane State Foundation has been on a mission to strengthen communities and eliminate barriers to student success. With help from donors and other community partners, the Foundation provides financial support to students and programs on nine Roane State campuses across ten counties of East Tennessee. Foundation initiatives to support Roane State students and communities include annual student scholarships; professional development opportunities for RSCC faculty and staff; institutional facilities and equipment for Roane State Community College; funding for RSCC academic programs, athletics, and more; and community programs that fuel student growth.
Remote Area Medical® – RAM is a major nonprofit provider of pop-up clinics with a mission to prevent pain and alleviate suffering by providing free, quality healthcare to those in need. RAM's clinics provide free dental, vision, medical, and veterinary services to everyone, regardless of background, in an ongoing effort to fill healthcare gaps. Since its founding in 1985, RAM's Corps of more than 172,900 volunteers – comprised of licensed dental, vision, medical, and veterinary professionals, as well as general support staff – have treated more than 863,700 individuals delivering more than $174 million worth of free healthcare services.
Tennessee Out-Reach Center for Homeless (TORCH)
TORCH opened its doors in January 2013 as the only comprehensive homeless service in Anderson County, TN.
Because there is no shelter in the county, TORCH operates the Housing First model. Efforts are made to find affordable, sustainable housing as quickly as possible. If extra financial assistance is needed after an address is established and a client qualifies an agreement may be made to assist for a predesigned amount and/or time. We call that plan "Shelter in the Future Home" and find it a much more cost-effective way to assist those we house in reaching self-sufficiency. The first step in future success is establishing a permanent address.
United Way of Anderson County
United Way of Anderson County improves lives by mobilizing the caring power of our community to advance the common good by focusing on Youth Development, Self-Sufficiency, and Senior & Health Services—the building blocks for a good life and strong community.
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A Argentina participou dos Jogos Olímpicos de Verão da Juventude de 2010 em Cingapura. Com uma delegação composta de 59 atletas que competiram em 18 esportes, o país conquistou um ouro, duas pratas e dois bronzes.

Medalhistas

Atletismo

Basquetebol

Masculino:

Boxe

Canoagem

Ciclismo

 Na prova de estrada apenas a melhor pontuação foi considerada.

Esgrima

Ginástica

Ginástica artística

Ginástica de trampolim

Hipismo

Hóquei sobre a grama

Feminino:

Judô

Natação

Remo

Taekwondo

Tênis

Tênis de mesa

Triatlo

Vela

Notas:
 M – Regata da Medalha
 OCS – On the Course Side of the starting line
 DSQ – Disqualified (Desclassificado)
 DNF – Did Not Finish (Não completou)
 DNS – Did Not Start (Não largou)
 BFD – Black Flag Disqualification (Desclassificado por bandeira preta)
 RAF – Retired after Finishing (Retirou-se após completar a prova)

Voleibol

Masculino:

Países nos Jogos Olímpicos de Verão da Juventude de 2010
Argentina nos Jogos Olímpicos
Desporto na Argentina em 2010

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What's your お気に入り TV show?
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who is the oldest of the group and youngest of the group?


Sabetta Airport, located in the arctic region of Yamalo-Nenetsk, received its first international flight on March 4. The aircraft delivered four people to Sabetta from Beijing. The plane headed to Moscow the next day.
Border-crossing and customs point became functional in seven months after Sabetta opened for operations. The airport will service both passengers and goods.
Sabetta Airport was built to service the South Tambey onshore gas field. It accepted its first flight in December 2014. The airport is preparing for serving personnel and equipment delivered from outside Russia, mostly from China and France—20% of Yamal LNG, which operates the gas field, belongs to French company Total, another 20% – to Chinese CNPC.
Last year, Sabetta served 127,700 passengers and 1600 ton of cargo.


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Cuomo May Limit Fracking to Southern Tier
The Cuomo administration is pursuing a plan to limit fracking to New York's Southern Tier region (dark green), where the Marcellus Shale formation is deepest, making the process conceivably the safest there. Image courtesy of Empire State Development.
During a public comment period last year, New York City residents demonstrated a huge wave of resistance to hydraulic fracking and protests in Albany have been ongoing. Gov. Andrew Cuomo's administration is now floating a plan to limit the controversial natural gas drilling technique to the state's Southern Tier, reported the New York Times on Wednesday.
The Southern Tier lies above the state's deepest portion of the wide-reaching Marcellus Shale rock formation, which is rich in natural gas. Because many townships within the four Southern Tier counties have already outlawed fracking — albeit in violation of an old mining law that prevents towns from overriding state law — fracking would only be permitted in municipalities that want the potentially lucrative practice.
Fracking, the drilling technique that injects highly pressurized water, sand and chemicals horizontally into shale rock to extract natural gas, is taking place in states across the country. The greatest concerns of critics are public health and safety issues, including the contamination of groundwater and the improper disposal of wastewater.
On the Capitol Report, Susan Arbetter reports on lawmakers' concerns about what isn't addressed in the state's Supplemental Generic Environmental Impact Statement (SGEIS) on fracking. The fight over fracking has two fronts: regulatory guidelines and public relations. Video courtesy of the Capitol Report.
But the possibility of huge and immediate profits is tough to pass up for many poor rural landowners, many of whom say the environmental risks have been over-hyped. Lobbyists for the oil and gas industry have invested $4.5 million to win Albany over in the past three years, according to a study conducted by the New York Public Interest Research Group. One company has even filed a lawsuit against a New York town that passed a ban against fracking.
Cuomo signed a moratorium on fracking in New York in 2011 so that the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) could conduct a more thorough review of the practice. The DEC is currently working on a new draft of fracking regulations, which will go to the legislature when completed, though there's no word on when that's going to happen.
Conflicting Links Between Fracking and Health
As Fracking Bans Hold Water, Other Towns Jump on 'Banwagon'
Frackas in TriBeCa
Unsatisfied with the environmental impact statement the DEC is currently reviewing, a group of 70 lawmakers signed a letter urging the governor and the DEC to do the following:
Require Environmental Quality Review regarding fracturing utilizing liquid propane gas.
Require an environmental quality report for all New York State mortgage lending programs.
Rescind the state's Natural Gas Hazardous Waste Regulatory Exemption.
Ban "recycling" of natural gas drilling wastewater that exceeds current pollution limits.
Ban natural gas drilling wastewater in municipal wastewater treatment plants.
Require an independent health study of the effects of hydrofracking.
At this point, environmental advocacy groups and ordinary citizens concerned about the quality of their water are split into two parties. Some, like the Environmental Advocates of New York believe that fracking will inevitably come to New York in some form, and they want to see it done as safely and with as little corruption as possible.
Others, like Catskill Mountainkeeper, are maintaining their militant opposition, claiming that allowing fracking in some towns but not others will essentially create second class citizens, generally some of the most desperate New Yorkers duped into leasing their land to drilling companies.
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Public Health Minister Aileen Campbell has announced a refresh of Scotland's drug strategy, to respond to the changing nature of Scotland's drug problem.
The Road to Recovery strategy was launched in 2008 and since then has been backed by more than £630 million of investment to ensure treatment is a person-centred and sustained offer.
Ms Campbell also announced work is being progressed to develop a "Seek, Keep and Treat" framework. This joint initiative between the Scottish Government and the Scottish Drugs Forum will examine the operational implications of engaging with older drug users, how to encourage them into services and how to keep them in treatment.
"I'm proud of what the Road to Recovery strategy has achieved. In Scotland, drug taking in the general adult population is falling and drug taking levels among young people remain low.
"However the nature of Scotland's drug problem is changing and we need to adapt services to meet the needs of those most at risk, who we know face complex and wide ranging social and medical issues.
"In setting out our plans to refresh the existing strategy, I'm encouraging everyone involved in treatment services to think about how they can make changes at a local level. There is also a collective need to challenge the stigma of addition and build services based on respect and dignity, as well as clinical need.


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Description Whenever a community backup will be restored, which normally don't includes database dumps, the databases will always be removed.
If the backup does not contain a database dump, the no database dump can be restored and the databases remain empty.
test_restore() should check whether there is a database backup with the archive, or not, for both postgresql and mysql.
post_restore() then should only remove that database directories of which we have a database dump within the archive.


Actor Morgan Freeman, above, was mistakenly used on a billboard honoring Nelson Mandela in India.
It's hard to argue against the fact that Morgan Freeman played a convincing Nelson Mandela in the 2009 movie Invictus, and a billboard designer in India was seemingly so convinced by the actor that Freeman's photo was used instead of the late South African leader's in a memorial.
The mix-up was discovered Thursday outside of the southern city of Coimbatore, AFP reports, with a photo of the 76-year-old actor on a memorial dedicated to the anti-apartheid icon, who died Dec. 5. The merchant who paid for the billboard, which also features images of Mother Teresa, Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr., blamed the error on the designer. He said it will be replaced.
The cycle of confusing Morgan Freeman for other people, however, will likely continue.


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Playlist: Bleachers' Jack Antonoff
Jack Antonoff
Special for USA TODAY
Jack Antonoff's Bleachers just wrapped the first leg of the Charli & Jack Do America Tour with Charli XCX this week. The group, whose latest single is Like a River Runs, resumes the tour Sept. 14 in Boston. The tour's second leg includes Antonoff's Shadow of the City festival in his home state of New Jersey Sept. 19. In the meantime, Antonoff has created a playlist for USA TODAY readers consisting of favorites both new and old.
Losing Touch, Albert Hammond Jr.
It's so awesome to hear a song that has incredibly well-recorded guitar, drum, bass and vocals. It really inspires me.
Mr Blue, Yaz
Sometimes with songs, I'll listen to them for a week straight, all day, and become totally obsessed with them.
Changes, David Bowie
Sometimes, we lose touch with famous songs. I won't think to put it on, then I'll realize I haven't heard it in years.
Have You Forgotten, Red House Painters
That's the saddest song of all time, in my opinion, and I write a lot about lost childhood and lost youth.
Shoulder to the Wheel, Saves the Day
Saves the Day's Through Being Cool totally changed the Jersey punk scene I grew up in. This is that album's best song.
La Cienega Just Smiled, Ryan Adams
In my world, La Cienega Just Smiled is as big as Born to Run or Changes. I listened to that song a million times.
I'm Alive, Electric Light Orchestra
Because Xanadu was so cheesy, people didn't notice how incredible its songs were. I'm Alive sounds insanely cool.
Turnpike Gates, Lifetime
For my generation, Lifetime may be the most important Jersey band. They singlehandedly defined what turned into emo.
San Bernadino, The Mountain Goats
This has the most groundbreaking string and acoustic guitar combination I've ever heard in my life.
Realiti, Grimes
You don't know where Grimes is going or what she's going to do. She has an album coming out, but what's it going to be?
(Note: Some tracks contain explicit language.)


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Knights make clear the way to St. Denis Cemetery, Ashburnham
By William T. Clew
The Catholic Free Press
The cemetery was out of sight, out of mind at the end of the dead-end road, according to Jack McCarthy, a member of the Knights of Columbus Council 15972 of St. Denis Parish and St. Edward the Confessor Parish, Westminster.
In April, around Patriot's Day, Father Guillermo J. Ochoa, St. Denis administrator, asked parishioners to show up for a weekend of clean-up work at the cemetery, which needed it badly, according to Mr. McCarthy.
He said there was a good turnout and the parishioners did a lot of work, so much, in fact, that when they came back the next day, there wasn't a lot for them to do.
The Knights of Columbus then decided to raise funds to buy signs to show people the way to the cemetery. On the weekend before Father's Day in June, the Knights put on a pancake breakfast that raised almost $700, he said. That paid for two green directional signs pointing the way to the cemetery.
The town highway department put the signs up, one at Route 12 (Main Street) and River Styx Road, the other at River Styx Road and Kelton Road, which leads into the cemetery.
The parish has continued to work at making the cemetery presentable and has made improvements, according to Deacon Richard C. DesJardins, who also is cemetery director.
He said the cemetery was in bad shape.
"I think there were some parishioners who didn't even know we had a cemetery," he said.
The deacon said the cemetery has received loam donated by the Powell Co. of Lunenburg and fertilizer from The Home Depot. The loam has been used to fill in holes around graves. He said the grass in the cemetery had not been fertilized in a long time.
There is now a prayer garden near the cemetery entrance. It is a quiet area that didn't get much attention previously. Deacon DesJardins and three parishioner/volunteers – Wayne Sanborn, Joseph Oliveri and Michael Gallant – cut some of the trees, did some landscaping and put down a stone pathway. A statue of the Madonna will be placed in the area, along with a bench. There also are large stones people can sit on. He said it is a place where people can sit, rest and pray.
Deacon DesJardins said the three volunteers have been instrumental in helping make improvements in the cemetery.


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* Updates all core dependencies to the latest:
  * `argparse`: `1.0.2` -> `1.0.7`
  * `csswring`: `3.0.5` -> `4.2.2`
  * `mincer`: `1.3.0` -> `1.4.1`
  * `uglify-js: `2.4.23` -> `2.6.2`
  * `postcss`: `5.0.19` (new dependency)
* Changes `build` option to correctly manage whether the assets are saved to disk
* Adds `bundle` option to manage whether the assets are bundled under a single tag (used to actually be controlled by the `build` option)
* Adds support for inline styles and scripts (`jsInline` and `cssInline`), thanks to @iamjochem

### Upgrade Notes
For the majority of people, the changes to `build` option and the addition of `bundle` option should "just work". However, just providing a `buildDir` will no longer start saving assets to disk; the `build` option must also be enabled.

## 5.1.1
* Fix for compile=true ignoring already built asset (#322), thanks to @dapriett
* Fix for serving source maps, thanks to @inukshuk

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Cornell & Diehl Epiphany is an homage to the original Revelation that was made by Philip Morris and frequently enjoyed by Albert Einstein. The late, noted Burley expert Bob Runowski developed this blend along with Craig Tarler using Nutty Burley as the base, along with sweet Virginias, smoky Latakia, and zesty Perique. Decidedly old fashioned in flavor, this easy-smoking blend is finished with a dark fruit note that perfectly compliments the tobaccos. For a real trip down memory lane, try C&D's Epiphany.
a great vaburper english! never had the real deal but this blend is a winner! get ya some!
Great selection, great prompt service and shipping. What more can you ask for.
This is one of my favorate blends hands down. the name says it all. Great thinking smoke!!!
The moment I realized I was a burley smoker.
Now I bought the bulk and have yet to buy the tin so I still need to see if that is different in any way. But I love this stuff. This and Billy Budd where the ones that made me realize I am sticking with this hobby.
It's touted to resemble Revelation.
I don't think it's close in either taste or aroma.
As a new pipe smoker of less than two months, I enjoyed it. It was an easy smoke with very little tongue bite.
I found this to be an unremarkable blend with a bit of spice and a little too much bite for my taste.
I had written a review years ago that is still here. Back then I found the only way I could smoke Epiphany was to add it to other blends. The best I could figure at the time was that the Perique just did not agree with me. I let it sit for a year or so and decided to give it another try. Not sure if it was the time or I just grew a set and could handle Perique. Whichever - the tobacco is a favorite of mine now.
It took a second bowl for me to appreciate this blend. It has a unique flavor and aroma. I think with some aging it will get more mellow.
Very good quality tobacco, I'm not a huge fan of burly tobacco blends but wanted to give it a try since Einstein smoked something similar. It was relaxing and just a no frills burly Blend with a very small touch of Latakia. Almost unnoticeable. I did find myself enjoying it with coffee in the mornings and was pretty relaxing.
A fine balance of flavors; it could be cut better.
This was the first latakia and perique-containing blend I have tried, with everything else being a burley blend or OTC aromatic, i.e. Peterson's Irish Flake, Velvet, and Captain Black. Since I have transitioned from smoking aromatics because of the tongue-bite, I really do appreciate the smoothness and balance with this blend in particular. The Virginias give it a slight sweetness and heat, balanced with the mild smokiness and spiciness of the perique. The only downside of my particular sample is the cut, which was very loose and rough. This made packing and smoking a little more difficult, as I prefer a neat ribbon cut. Ignoring that, this is a very nice blend.
I have been smoking this blend lately at work. I don't know what Revelation was like, but if Epiphany is any kind of parallel, I can see why it's such a great seller! Unlike most of the English blends I like, I have not had any complaints and some compliments on the aroma. It has a very slight underlying sweetness to me, which I love. I have already recommended it to folks interested in pipe smoking and recommend it to anyone looking for a well balanced English blend.
This is one of the finest, smooth smoking bite free English blends I have found available in bulk. I have ordered this tobacco previously and found it enjoyable anytime. It smokes like a fancy high priced tobacco at an everyday price.
I found it was a great smoke. Little on the spicy side for me, I mixed it with some burly to even it out. will purchase again.
Tried a few bowls but nothing jumped out at me. Need to go back to it. But right now I'll let it age a bit.
I would recommend it. I got to give a sample away in a give away. I would buy again.
As Close To Revelation As You'll Get!
I smoked Revelation back in the early 1970's and while very strong in nicotine, a very pleasurable smoke! In comparison I don't really see much difference between Epiphany and Revelation at all. Perhaps more robust? An atomic blast of nicotine to me; but the original flavor of the blend as I remember it is there. Definitely a very high quality pipe tobacco. For my palette now it's too strong for a daily pipe; but I'm going to keep some on hand for the occasional bowl! I'm a committed Areomatic smoker now but still love this blast from the past! And kudos to P&C for being the best pipe and tobacco store I've ever shopped at in quality of product and price!
Very pleasant smoke. I finished my first bowl before I realized it, and couldn't wait to smoke another. I would recommend Epiphany to anyone trying to venture out from aromatic tobacco to more complex blends. It is well balanced, and has a light sweetness to it that sets it apart from other blends I've tried. I am very happy with my purchase.
I Think I'm having an Epiphany!
Being a relatively new pipe smoker, I am far from qualified to any type of "professional" opinion of this blend, but here are some thoughts. As usual, I started with aromatics, but have had a difficult time finding one that was "all that" yet. I've now ventured into the land of English blends and find these to be more to my liking. Never smoked the P&M Revelation so I can't make any comparisons with this C&D emulation, all I do know is C&D Epiphany is it for me at this time in my pipe smoking adventure. The bag aroma was very nice. Latakia was what hit me first, and I loved it. On first light, I got the campfire smokiness along with some fruity tones. The Perique was not over the top, which as a new smoker I enjoyed. Nice smoke and a room aroma that the didn't force my better half from the room! Smoked well to the bottom of the bowl. I ordered 2oz, then ordered 8oz more the following day. Just love it! Probably light for you more experienced pipers, but just right for me. As always Pipes and Cigars service and shipping was top shelf.
P&C is great. I have tried many tobacco's. My taster is poor that nothing jumps out at me. However, enjoy hobby and I did like the way Crooner packs and burns. Latakia does get my attention. I'll keep trying to find the one Bacca that jumps out at me.
The initial light is a very good English with a subtle sweetness. While my palate isn't so good at discerning the nuances of each baccy contained within, I did detect a metallic earthiness. The description claims a fruit / citrus flavoring. Taken slowly, you can detect something, but I'm not sure citrus fits the bill. Although Epiphany seems to strengthen down the bowl (Perique, I suspect), the smoke itself is light. This isn't my favorite, but is well worth a try and something I may keep around for small doses to further ponder the flavor profile.
very nice subtle tobacco very smoky note that i really lean towards, albert would approve!!
"I have been asked to review Epiphany. Well, I have only this day received my order and have not yet touched a match to it; but I have so much enjoyed reading the descriptive thumbnails on the can, not to mention the hilarious comments of another reviewer, that some day I will -- or perhaps -- will not give it a try. Depends on how much courage I might muster between now and that day when all will be revealed. (Having studied the ancient Scripture in the original languages, I can say that at this moment in space-time Cornell & Diehl deserves our thanks for its homage to the great one in simply making Epiphany accessible to us in the first place. And this I can say without fear of falsification or verification.)"
Epiphany is most likely a wonderful blend, just not wonderful for me. This is only due to the fact I am become aware that blend containing Perique do not agree with me. HOWEVER... I found a way to enjoy this blend by mixing it into a small portion into other English blends. I used Dunhill Mixture 965 at about 75% and the Epiphany at 25%. Great smoke.
The fact that I've a whole decanter of this stuff that I still smoke regularly is somehow a testament to self-loathing. Every now and then, I look at my two large containers of tobacco – one an aromatic, the other this Epiphany – and I choose this one. I ordered it because it's been highly reviewed on other tobacco sites, and the beginning of the bowl is a spicy delight. But I would recommend filling a large pipe with this and planning to smoke it in two parts; otherwise, I've found, you will become ill. I've sweated, dry-heaved and gasped when trying to consume a large quantity of this blend. Sometimes, I get so sick that I have to stay away from it for a period, less it cause me to wretch. But then, I fill a bowl (or finish the one that made me ill), and it's pleasant and tasty all over again (until it's not). I have found better non-aromatic tobaccos in bulk on this site, so if placing a large order, this is worth a few ounces, but not more. Perhaps I've a weaker constitution than other pipe smokers, but this is not one to be smoked in close confinement, while driving with the windows up (or down, for that matter – it tends to be rather dry, and I've burned through a shirt with the ash swept up from the bowl by the wind). I will allow that this is a great blend for memories. It's going to take you back to that high school girlfriend you adored, that first paycheck you earned, that book you always meant to write. It'll take you places you wish you could go back to. But then, it'll take you to places you never want to see, too.


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The problem with dry skin are many. It is very dry to touch and looks dull. The skin glow is absent and it may flake off while removing cloths or when rubbed with towel. One of the main things about dry skin is that it can drive people crazy when becomes itchy. The dryness and itching worsens during winter.
Scratching the itchy dry skin may lead to bleeding and secondary infections from microbes like bacteria and fungus. Itching of dry skin may get exaggerated when you use synthetic clothes since the prevent air circulation to skin.
People who have inherited dry skin.
People who are exposed to high temperatures.
Persons who consume less water.
Texts of Ayurveda describe this condition as twak rookshata. This condition arises when vata dosha vitiates tissues of skin and imbalances oil secretion from glands of skin. The remedial measures have to be aimed at balancing vata by changing lifestyles and diet.
Always wear cotton clothes so that air circulates on the skin surface.
Drink plenty of water to elevate moisture level of skin.
Reduce stress through Yoga and Meditation. Brisk walking, outdoor games, reading books, nurturing your hobbies etc are also best stress busters.
Apply plenty of moisturiser which is devoid of alcohol and strong fragrance.
Carry an umbrella when you go out in sun. Wear full armed clothes and avoid sunburn.
Do not apply talcum powder. It further increases dryness.
Massage coconut oil or sesame oil all over body and wash it off after 3 hours.
Use gram flour or Channa flour (besan) instead of soap.
The best ayurvedic remedy for dry skin is PSORIBAN CREAM which is made by processing effective skin friendly herbs with castor oil and beewax. The mildly fragrant cream helps to reduce dryness and itching. It allows the skin to rejuvenate. This cream helps to enhance the glow of skin when used with SKINGLOW capsules.


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A review on So What?, the fourth full album from England's While She Sleeps. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QF_07xdyh3c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22CmxMJU2V0 While She Sleeps are an English metalcore band from Sheffield. Formed in 2006, the group consists of vocalist Lawrence...
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On Friday, October 6, 2017, the Kopenhaver Center sponsored the third cohort for the Leadership Fellows Program for the Fall 2017 – Spring 2018 academic year. This mentorship initiative consists of 10 up-and-coming women working in media who have been paired with 10 veterans of the industry. To further expand the leadership skills of the mentees, the center will host a series of workshops for their professional benefit.


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It will only do this if it is a validly formed URL. For example if
someone writes blahbla.243, this will not do
anything as it is not a valid URL.
It will, however, accept any variations that are valid
such as http://www.url.com or www.url.co.uk and
url.com.au.
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A top rated health system in Long Island New York is looking for a Critical Care Clinical Nurse Specialist to join the Nursing Education Department. This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced nurse to grow professionally within this advanced practice provider role.
The Critical Care Clinical Nurse Specialist will join an award-winning health system known for delivering high quality patient care. Recognized for achievements in diagnostic imaging and cardiology, this Magnet hospital offers a comprehensive list of medical services and specialties. This organization is focused on employee and patient satisfaction creating an inspiring and encouraging workplace.
This medical center is looking for an experienced CNS to join the Nursing Education team. As an expert clinical resource for nursing staff, this position will provide team members with educational training and development opportunities.
The Critical Care Clinical Nurse Specialist will utilize evidence-based research to continuously improve the quality of patient care. Additionally, this position will maintain all standards and policies are being met which includes ensuring that all administration of medications are in compliance with the Eight Rights and Four Checks of Medication Administration. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in critical care and post anesthesia care nursing.
Located on the North Shore of Long Island, this hospital offers amazing views of the gorgeous Gold Coast. The Critical Care Clinical Nurse Specialist can explore the island's best features with access to historical attractions, amazing restaurants, great shopping and welcoming neighborhoods. This area is ideal for young professionals and growing families with endless activities to enjoy in every season.
The Critical Care Clinical Nurse Specialist will be offered a competitive salary as well as a comprehensive benefits package. Do not miss out on a great opportunity with a progressive organization that will provide exceptional career growth and professional development.


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TARS Microservices Extended to the ARM Architecture
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9 Apr 2020 11:33am, by Katharine Wong
The Linux Foundation sponsored this post.
Katharine Wong
Katharine is an engineer and usually contributes code to the open source community, especially to the TARS project and its foundation. She focuses on microservices and containers, DevOps, testing, blockchain and more.
Tencent, an internet-based platform company, has developed TARS microservices for ARM CPU architectures.
TARS, a mature open source remote procedure call (RPC) framework is widely used by developers as a toolbox for quickly building systems and automatically generating code. Developers now have access to code development and generation for ARM-based servers. The TARS microservices for ARM are also now accessible through the Akraino Blueprint ecosystem.
In this post, we describe the basic systems architecture and deployment scenarios for TARS in 4G and 5G networks, which will be the initial target verticals for the ARM architecture port.
TARS ARM Architecture Port Overview
TARS is designed to support multiple programming languages, including C++, Golang, Java, Node.js, PHP and Python, which allow ARM developers and enterprises to build on ARM-based systems to build stable and reliable distributed applications quickly. The framework has been developed and hardened within Tencent for more than 10 years, where it has been widely used in Tencent's social media, video, e-sports, online games, mapping, application markets, and security, as well as hundreds of other core businesses.
An architectural overview of TARS.
As a result of TARS' internal development within Tencent, the project was donated to the Linux Foundation in June 2018. To date, the scale of TARS microservices deployments has reached one million, using the industry-standard DevOps philosophy and Tencent's service approach.
Sponsor Note
The Linux Foundation is dedicated to building sustainable ecosystems around open source projects to accelerate technology development and commercial adoption. Founded in 2000, the foundation supports communities through infrastructure, services, events and training.
Tencent has been working with ARM over the last year to port TARS microservices to the ARM architecture fully, and the first two ARM-based deployments will focus on AR/VR and autonomous vehicle use cases for internal Tencent use. These solutions represent a market opportunity to scale TARS beyond traditional applications for next-generation applications, thus meeting the demands of many more enterprises and individual users.
From a systems architecture perspective, the TARS microservices blueprint consists of four primary layers:
Hardware Layer: TARS runs on top of widely available community hardware, with extensive support for servers based on multiple architectures, including ARM Neoverse platforms.
IaaS Layer: TARS can be deployed in virtual environments as well. Virtual Machine, Containers, as well as other IaaS mainstream software platforms (such as OpenStack, Kubernetes, et al.), are also supported.
PaaS Layer: TARS can be deployed as the microservice framework for a Platform as a Service blueprint. TARS can provide high-performance RPC calls, deploy microservices in larger scale-out scenarios efficiently, and supply easy-to-understand service monitoring features.
SaaS Layer: TARS can be used as components within an application deployed as Software as a Service, depending on individual use cases.
From a network architecture perspective, the TARS microservices blueprint can be deployed in both 4G and 5G networks. Two key points to note:
Data offload to edge MEC platforms. Data offload policy is configurable based on different applications.
Edges can communicate with other edges as well as remote data centers. In some use cases, the volume of data processed on a single edge cannot address an application's unique requirements — in which case, data can be collected from different edges to determine a "conclusion" for the application.
TARS can quickly build systems and automatically generate code, taking into account ease of use and high performance. At the same time, TARS supports multiple programming languages, including C++, Golang, Java, Node.js, PHP, and Python. TARS can help developers and enterprises to quickly build their own stable and reliable distributed applications in a microservices manner, in order to focus on business logic to effectively improve operational efficiency.
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