£800,000 mortgages or any other technique but in this world today money is a priority as we cannot go without it. Most of the people want big bucks and they are ready to do anything for that. If this thinking will keep on going in this manner then it will cost an arm and a leg someday. If you are one of them then you need to stop at some place because it is high time now. It is true that you can't go without money but to get it, you must take an appropriate mode as there are a few accessible. So, instead of coining it you just need to look for a legitimate means.
There are various firms that make the available gigantic amount of loan with limited conditions as well as there are some that are obtainable without many clauses. You need to decide on one out of them justifiably. Since ignorance in selecting one properly can result in numerous troubles later. There are a few things that you must consider and without checking on them you should not go for credit a vast sum at least.
1. If you are paying some interest already to a company then you must calculate the interest you need to pay in total. Usually people think that they will manage both or numerous interest amount and take a further loan but afterward, they struggle to pay the same. But after regretting of taking a huge mortgage, they cannot step back. Therefore, it is sensible to estimate your income, expenses and loan interest accurately. These companies are capable of taking their amount as well as interest by different unethical ways you would not prefer to face them.
2. Companies are there to offer money as they are having it but you should think legitimately and go through each and every terms and condition you need to fulfill. It is judicious to check related documents by the book. It is beneficial for you merely; hence, you must pick up the check only after proper verification.
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4. There are groups that ask for some guarantee against loan amount they furnish, so be prepared to carry out the same. Otherwise, you can opt for firms that provide loan amount without any security aligned with the mortgage. You know your financial conditions the best and it is sensible to decide on that basis.
£800,000 mortgages or less, whatever is your requirement, you must execute the same after proper contemplation as it is an indispensable necessitate.
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5 Fun Things To Do in Plymouth With Kids
Looking for things to do in Plymouth with kids? With waterfront beauty and small-town ambiance, Plymouth, Mass., oozes with American history and charm. A visit to Plymouth might have you stepping back in time, spotting a humpback whale, strolling along the beach, exploring Burial Hill, or shopping and dining along Main Street.
There's a lot to do, but at the same time, there's not a lot to do – and that's the beauty of Plymouth.
While it can be crowded in the summer months, Plymouth isn't Disney World crowded. It's a small, quaint town with bed & breakfasts and a few, key historical attractions. What I loved most about Plymouth is how they are still living their history today so that visitors can really immerse themselves in the experience of the 17th century settlers.
An ideal place for a romantic weekend getaway or a short trip with the kids, I recommend these five fun (and educational!) things to do in Plymouth: Plymouth Rock, Plimoth Patuxet, Mayflower II, Plimoth Grist Mill, and the town of Plymouth.
Visiting Plimoth Patuxet
That's not a typo. Plimoth Patuxet is a living history museum formerly known as Plimoth Plantation. Its spelling is taken from a historical account of the town by Governor William Bradford. Back in the 17th century, there were no standards for spelling, so many things were spelled phonetically. The museum stays true to its roots by using the "Plimoth" spelling.
In July of 2020, the museum changed its name from Plimoth Plantation to Plimoth Patuxet. Patuxet is the Wampanoag name for the land where English settlers landed in 1620.
Plimoth Patuxet is a must-see with kids. It is comprised of the Wampanoag Homesite, the English settlement, and a craft center. At the Wampanoag site, visitors interact with Native Americans dressed in 17th-century, historically accurate clothing. You can watch, engage, and learn as they demonstrate how they grew food, fished and hunted, made clothing and tools, played games, and more. My family had an inspirational visit to a nush wetu (long house), where we sat by a fire pit and talked for quite some time with a Native American.
As you walk down the path from the Wampanoag Homesite, prepare to enter the 17th Century in every way. At the English Settlement – a recreation of the community built by the Pilgrims along the shore of Plymouth Harbor – the role players are very serious and do not break character.
They are strict about not knowing anything of the world beyond their time. You can ask a question using a modern term and they will feign ignorance. This might be frustrating for some kids, but it's also quite entertaining. We spent less time at the English Settlement, but learned a lot exploring the homes, stores, fields, animals, and fortifications.
You'll definitely want to plan a full day at Plimoth Patuxet.
Plymouth Rock
Yes, it's a rock. A rock with the year "1620" carved into it. It's not much to see, but you really can't go to Plymouth – the birthplace of America – without taking a look at the symbolic first footfall of the Pilgrims.
But be sure you know the facts to tell your kids! There is no evidence from contemporary writings that the Pilgrims actually stepped on a rock when they landed in America. "Plymouth Rock" was not designated as the landing place until 1741, more than 120 years later, when plans were being made to build a wharf and the rock was to be buried. At that time, 94-year-old Thomas Faunce identified the precise rock his father had told him was the first solid land the Pilgrims set foot upon.
It's also important to note that Plymouth was the first settlement of the Pilgrims in the New World, but not the first landing. The Pilgrims actually first landed in Provincetown on Cape Cod, but decided to move on after getting into a skirmish with the local Native Americans.
So while Plymouth Rock was not the first place the Pilgrims set foot on American soil, it is still a symbol of our nation's founding.
The original Mayflower ship no longer exists, but a full-scale reproduction was built in England and crossed the Atlantic in 1957. This ship, the Mayflower II, is open for tours so you can see for yourself what it was like for those 100+ people crossing the ocean for 66 days. Let me tell you, it's tiny! You'll get to see the cramped passengers' quarters and the lower level "hold" where supplies were stored.
Plimoth Grist Mill
A short walk from the waterfront and Mayflower II, the Plimoth Grist Mill tells the story of the grist (corn grinding) mill built by the Pilgrims in Plymouth Colony. After more than a decade of laboriously grinding corn by hand in wooden mortars, the colony authorized the construction of a water-powered corn grinding mill in 1636.
The mill you see today is a reproduction that was completed in 1970. Many of the parts (the stones, spindle, and stone furniture) are from the early 1800s and were salvaged from a mill near Philadelphia, PA.
They still mill corn here, so call ahead to find out what days they will be milling! After your visit, you'll be able to purchase freshly ground, organic cornmeal and other treats, as well as books and souvenirs.
More Things to Do in Plymouth
Plymouth is a wonderfully walkable town. From the southern part of town, we walked through Brewster Gardens and past Immigrant Monument. We checked out the oldest street in North America and the site of the Pilgrims' original settlement.
Next we made our way along Cole's Hill, where there is a sweeping view of the bay into which the Mayflower sailed. There are benches and I highly recommend sitting with a coffee and soaking up the view. There's plenty of open space for the kids to run around and burn off some energy.
Finally, we walked up to Burial Hill Cemetery. Burial Hill is on the National Register of Historic Places and is the site where Mayflower passengers are buried including Governor William Bradford and William & Mary Brewster.
If you think wandering cemeteries is weird or boring, you should reconsider. There is so much history and fascinating info you can find in a cemetery! We noticed how many children didn't live past their teen years. And we kept seeing these angel/skull/grim reaper carvings in the headstones.
Depending on the time of year you visit, there are even more things to do in Plymouth with kids. You might enjoy the beaches, nature walks, whale-watching tours and more historical things to see in Plymouth.
I recommend spending at least three days to maximize your experience, but in the summer months you could take four or five days and enjoy all the sights, sounds, smells, and tastes of this wonderful little town by the ocean.
One last tip: If you're driving west out of Plymouth on your way home, you'll likely pass through Miles Standish State Forest where you can see the cranberry bogs! Having never seen a cranberry bog, it took a few minutes for me to realize what I was seeing. Then I noticed signs for Cranberry Road and Ocean Spray. I recommend a quick detour to drive along Cranberry Road for a bit. The bogs are really interesting to see, especially if you pass through when they are ripe from mid-September to early November.
If you're looking to extend your trip, definitely consider these under-the-radar things to do in Cape Cod!
This post was originally published in 2012. It was updated with new information in 2021.
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7.1.12 at 11:07 pm
I'm thrilled I found your blog. We are going to Plymoth this week. One more thing we have in common I dig going to graveyards. I just saw that skull and wings picture for the first time today on a tombstone in Boston. It captured my eye as well.

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Q: IE8 is not recognizing my regular expression I'm trying to parse an AJAX response and get the id of the body tag. I can't do this via jQuery, though, because jQuery can't emulate a DOM response for a body tag.
I've split this into many lines to try and isolate the error. This works in modern browsers, but it's failing in IE8.
var bodyIDregex = new RegExp(/]*id=["'](.*?)["']>/gi),
matched = html.match(bodyIDregex),
bodyID = bodyIDregex.exec(matched[0]);
bodyID = bodyID[1];

I have confirmed that the value of the variable html is as expected.
Any help?
Thanks!

A: You should either pass a string to the constructor for regexen, or use the regex literal syntax, but not both.
var bodyIDregex = /]*id=["'](.*?)["']>/gi

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var bodyIDregex = new RegExp("]*id=[\"'](.*?)[\"']>","gi")

Update:
As you have correctly identified in your answer, the problem stems from the fact that the regex search continues from the position of the last character in the previous match. One way to correct this is to reset lastIndex, but in this case this is not required, since you only need to match against the string once:
var bodyIDregex = /]*id=["'](.*?)["']>/gi,
    bodyID = bodyIDregex.exec(html);

//bodyID is now the array, ["asdf", "test"]

alert(bodyID[1]);
//alerts the captured group, "test"

A: Apparently, when you call (RegExp object).match(string), it increments a property of the RegExp object called lastIndex. I am not completely familiar with how the RegExp object works, but this causes an issue when trying to call the exec() method later.
The solution, apparently, is to reset lastIndex to zero.
var html = 'asdf';

var bodyIDregex = /]*id=["'](.*?)["']>/gi,
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var bodyID = bodyIDregex.exec(matched[0]);
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bodyID = bodyID[1];

document.write(bodyID); // writes test


Imported Foods Corporation has had a long relationship with the BLDC. The company is a wholesale distributor of primarily specialty food products for restaurants, hotels, and other commercial entities in the Boston area. In the fall of 2017 they received their third round of financing from the BLDC. The $235,000 loan went to support the continued growth of the company. Since Sarah and Anthony Pompeo purchased Imported Foods in 2008, BLDC loan assistance has helped them to grow sales from $2 to $3 million per year. They now employ 8 people.


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Wednesday, April 24th - 11:30 am - 2:00 pm.
The Stanislaus State Chapter of CFA will be hosting a faculty luncheon at Vito's Restaurant on Wednesday, April 24th.
The luncheon will be held 11:30 am to 2pm. This is our last luncheon for the semester, but if you can't make this one, we will be sending out information soon about the general faculty meeting dinner in May.
FOOD DISTRIBUTION BY CFA STANISLAUS: The Stanislaus CFA Chapter made it possible to distribute food boxes to hungry students in need this week.


The nationwide Knights of Columbus organization is preparing for another year's Football Frenzy. Every ticket sold for KC 799 goes toward our fees due to the nationwide organization. KC 799 needs two members to help promote the Football Frenzy in our council. Please contact Thomas Kelton at 214-855-7115 to volunteer. New members are especially encouraged to join the effort!


The real estate "bubble" that was created by overzealous investing through 2008 and its ultimate "bursting" has created significant opportunities in the real estate market for the astute investor including professionally managed REITs. Considering the history of profits made from purchasing and selling real estate and real estate type assets, REITs are in the spotlight of many investment and tax periodicals. What makes REITs attractive to investors and why are they rebounding when it appears the economy is just barely moving forward?
REITs have established themselves as a means for the average investor to directly participate in the higher returns generated by real estate properties and related assets. REITs invest in diversified pools of properties, mortgages and other qualified interests in real property that are offered publicly (listed on a stock exchange) or privately (offered through private placement memorandums). REITs are akin to Regulated Investment Companies (otherwise known as mutual funds (MF)) in the fact that they are subject to similar taxation rules. REITs can avoid corporate taxation as long as the REIT passes certain asset and income tests (as described in the following article) and distributes at least 90% or more of the REIT's taxable income.
A portion of the annual income stream (reflecting non-cash flow expenses such as depreciation) is considered areturn of capital(ROC) by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and is not taxed upon distribution. The investor reduces the basis of the investment by the amount of the return of capital and is taxed on the distribution only upon a sale of shares. The taxation of the return of capital is thus deferred, and when realized, is taxed at preferential capital gains tax rates, or never paid if inherited under the step up/down valuation provisions of the tax code.
The shares of a REIT (REITs must be taxed like C Corporations but get a dividend deduction against REIT income as noted above and have fully transferable shares) will qualify for long term capital gain treatment if held for more than one year under the current tax provisions.
Dividend income is taxed at ordinary tax rates for individuals (REIT dividends do not qualify as qualified dividends).
Mortgage REITs were very popular investments due to the high rate of return prior to the 2008 real estate market collapse. What investors never paid attention to in the fine print when purchasing such investments was the potential negative aspect of investing in a mortgage REIT- market risk. As noted earlier, REITs must pass income tests. Mortgage REITs had not been significantly affected by such tests because real estate values continued to increase… until the real estate market collapse. Mortgage modifications and defaults created phantom income at the REIT level with real estate values lower than the value of the mortgages. Mortgage REITs' cash flows were not able to keep pace with the income and were subject to tax at the corporate level making these investments less favorable. In addition, many investors saw investments drastically decrease and caused a "run on the market" by selling their interests in REITs. It has taken several years for the market to rebound for REITs.
At the request of the National Association of Real Estate Trusts (NAREIT), the IRS has partially assisted the REIT industry with Revenue Procedure 2011-16 (Rev. Proc.) that gave guidance including defining the term "significant modification" of a debt instrument and provided a "safe harbor" by utilizing the value of the property at the time a mortgage was issued when determining if that mortgage is a "qualified asset" and its income eligible for the corporate dividend deduction when distributed. Without this guidance, the assets could be non-qualifying REIT assets as well as the income derived from such assets – this would cause the REIT to be subject to corporate tax on such assets' income as well as on the phantom income. Unfortunately, the Rev. Proc. only assists the REITs in one area and does not deal with asset values that are distressed and currently purchased or purchased after 2008 when the decrease in real estate values occurred. NAREIT is lobbying to get additional favorable guidance in this area.
In addition to the above, President Obama has proposed a new tax on "large" partnerships and similar companies with more than $50 million of gross receipts that are currently exempt from the corporate income tax (REITS and MF would fall under this proposal). Most REITs have gross receipts (rent, interest income, etc.) that are in excess of that amount and would be subject to the tax. In general, it is imperative to spark the real estate industry for our economy to grow. REITs generally provide such stimulus because investors have a means to consolidate such investments with less risk. Such legislation, as previously noted, could cause a negative impact to the industry just as the rebound is gaining traction. If this or similar legislation were to be enacted, an updated Flash from Marcum will advise on the details of such enactment.


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Joseph M Semancik
Joseph Matthew Semancik, 62, of Avon Lake, OH passed away after a 10-month battle with cancer on March 27, 2022 surrounded by his wife and children.
Joseph was born to Jack and Eleanore Semancik in Youngstown, OH on September 27, 1959 and grew up in New Middletown, OH. In 1981, he married Mary Lou Summers and they spent 40 loving years together.
He graduated from Youngstown State University in 1982 with a BS in Mechanical Engineering. He worked for Bettis Atomic Power Laboratory in West Mifflin, PA for 38 years. He accepted field assignments and relocated to Idaho Falls, ID and Las Vegas, NV during his tenure. He was proud to have developed and improved the safety of nuclear power plants for US aircraft carriers and submarines. Upon retiring in February 2020, he moved to Avon Lake, OH to live near his children and grandchildren.
He was a member of Holy Spirit Parish. For 10 years, he volunteered as an EMT for Peters Township, PA where he helped many people in their time of need. He enjoyed woodworking, reading, music, and bourbon, but his favorite times were spent with his family. He felt especially blessed to have spent time with his grandsons.
Joseph is survived by his wife, Mary; two children, Amy Fike (Douglas) and Mark; grandsons Joseph and Andrew Fike; and mother, Eleanore. He is preceded in death by his daughters, Kathryn and Anna; father, Jack; and brother Jack, Jr. He will be dearly missed by his nieces, nephews, cousins, aunts, and uncles.
Memorial contributions may be forwarded to Avon Lake Public Library at 32649 Electric Blvd, Avon Lake, OH 44012 or Holy Spirit Parish at 410 Lear Rd, Avon Lake, OH 44012. Calling hours for friends and family will be held at Busch Funeral Home, 163 Avon-Beldon Road, Avon Lake, OH 44012 on Friday, April 1, 2022 from 4-8pm with a reflection service at 7:30pm. Mass of Christian Burial will be held at Holy Spirit Parish, 410 Lear Road, Avon Lake, OH 44012 on Saturday, April 2, 2022 at 10:30am.
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A DAY TO SAVOUR IN TULBAGH
Being recently blessed with a visitation from an old school friend who had never been to these parts before, I decided to take the day off and accompany her and her husband as 'tour guide'. There being many options in our valley, I had to make some choices and therefore structured our day around spending the morning in Church Street and then taking a scenic drive in the afternoon to visit some of the out-of-town attractions.
I must say it was such a pleasure to see our lovely town and surrounds through the eyes of a tourist and gratifying to hear the oohs and aahs of wonderment from my guests! Since most visitors to our town have limited time to spend, you may find our little itinerary useful. And - watch this space – Timeless Tulbagh will soon launch a range of self-drive tours catering to every taste…
It being such a brilliant autumnal day - sunshine with a frisson around the edges - we set off at about 9am to explore Church Street and its museums. The whole street is in fact an open-air museum, being the only one in the country where all 32 houses are national monuments, featuring fine examples of early Cape Dutch, Victorian and even Georgian architecture. These were of course beautifully restored post the earthquake of 1969, so we kicked off by visiting the Earthquake museum which gives an understanding of the devastation - including eye-witness accounts - and the painstaking effort that went into the subsequent restoration. Personally I think the earthquake did Tulbagh a favour, for it took the buildings back to their original form (many having been modernised over the passage of time) and blessed us with a heritage asset of incalculable value.
From thence we went to the Oude Kerk Volksmuseum, fourth oldest church in SA and the only one in its original form. Annelien played us atmospheric music on an 18th century CD player as we wandered around admiring the antiques and later also peeped at the restored graveyard where so many people come to trace their ancestors. What is now the sports fields adjacent to the church was the original outspan for the farmers coming from far and wide for communion, christenings, weddings and funerals. A little further on House No 12 is one of the oldest in the street – built for the Reader of the Lesson; he being one of few literates would also naturally have been the schoolmaster. We also peeped into the Victorian museum at No 14 with its pretty rose garden behind, and the Pioneer house at No 22 for glimpses into how life was lived in the two previous centuries.
There is a placard in front of every house explaining its provenance, and the gardens are looking so charming with their lavender and iceberg roses and venerable oaks arching above. Despite the dreaded drought, Church Street has grey water for irrigation and Paddagang's rolling lawns were lush and green with a flock of guinea and peafowl gracing it. It was also pleasing to see the master thatchers putting the final touches to two houses damaged by fire at the end of last year. As my friend remarked, it is like stepping back into a time which was much more leisurely than our frantic modern existence…
I had booked a gallery tour with the curator of the Christo Coetzee museum, Jan Barend Wolmarans, for 11h00 – what an experience! Jan weaves anecdotes involving the famous artist with history and philosophy as well as art appreciation, calling into question many of our modern shibboleths. We were also privileged to view the Judith Mason requiem exhibition in Coetzee's old studio, an outpouring of reverence for another of South Africa's great artists, and watched part of a documentary interview with this iconic artist, giving us much food for thought.
By that time we were starving so, after strolling to the end of the street (which is only 500m long) to see the Oude and Nuwe Pastorieë as well as the beautiful Ballotina, we were very happy to climb the stairs to Coffee & Cream at No 41. What a pleasure to sit in the sun on the leiklip stoep and enjoy old-fashioned jaffles filled with bobotie mince and cappuccinos - and then to decamp next door to the chocolatier at Het Land van Waveren for 'pudding'!
Feeling sufficiently restored, we then ventured out along the Twee Jongegezellen Road, following it to its apex in the foothills of the Winterberg, where we visited Oakhurst Olives. What a delight to taste their premium oils, olives and tapenade, beautifully served and demonstrated in the most sublime surrounds… From thence we rolled back down the hill to TJ estate, home of Krone Borealis bubbly. My friends could not believe they were being served vintage MCC on an elevated terrace overlooking the oak grove and historic buildings – for free!
Another unquestionable highlight was our short visit to Saronsberg, surely the premier wine estate in the valley. An unexpected bonus was to find resident winemaker Dewald Heyns (the Sheik of Shiraz himself!) holding forth to a large group on the patio, so we were able to tune into his wisdom too. We agreed that it was a very fine thing to watch the sun sink behind the mountains beyond the dam presided over serenely by the Lady of the Lake… also that the world viewed through a wineglass is a much pleasanter place, especially if the glass contains Saronsberg's Full Circle…
A very brief detour to Montpellier de Tulbagh followed, where we admired in short order the iconic chapel in the vineyards, the beautiful blue gum-lined approach, possibly the finest manor house in the valley and slave bell with its 1714 date, plus a glimpse of the glorious gardens. Our afternoon concluded with a leisurely drive into the cul de sac of the Winterhoek. Returning, we paused to admire the lovely proportions of De Oude Drostdy, designed by French architect Thibault, and were further blessed with the view of the long Witzenberg range to the east turning resplendently pink in refracted sunset light.
What a day to savour again and again in memory! #DiscoverTulbagh


Due to your interest, Web Summer Camp 2017 was sold out mid-May – thank you for this amazing turnout! PHP track was sold out even before the program was announced, and other tracks quickly followed after the full program disclosure.
This year, there were 190 workshop participants, sponsors, and us organizers from Netgen and Salsa Adria Productions, and 15 companions. Attendees came from 17 countries from all over the world: Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Malta, Norway, Poland, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, United Kingdom, United States of America.
Same as before, we limited the number of participants per track in order to maintain the quality of sessions and were remorseful to have to turn down anyone who asked for additional tickets.
First of all, a big thank you goes to our sponsors and friends, especially eZ Systems who have been with us since the beginning in 2012!
We met in Rovinj once again, with Lone hotel being our venue for the second year in a row. A great novelty this year was adding a JS track which turned out to be a good decision. Along with the new frontend track, we had well-known PHP and eZ track, and a UX track (last year called Design). You can read more about the #websc 2017 concept in the earlier blog post. Also, find all published slides and repos on the workshops' pages. Videos from PHP, eZ, and JS tracks will be available soon!
Per your feedback last year, we decided to include dinners on workshop days in the price of the ticket (lunches were always a part of it). It was a challenge to accommodate a number of people this large and the majority of you were contented. There were some bumps even though we tried to do our best but, on the bright side, we learned what and how to improve next year.
Oh, and don't forget to look through all great photos our Marko and Hrvoje T. prepared for you – find them on the #websc Facebook page.
Since we opted for longer workshops, we had two 3-hour sessions per day and per track. PHP track featured Middleware architectures in PHP with Zend Expressive by Marco Perone and Steve Maraspin (MV Labs) and Building APIs in an easy way using API Platform by Paula Čučuk and Antonio Perić-Mažar (Locastic). On eZ track you could participate in Real-life use cases leveraging Solr power by Petar Španja (Netgen) and eZCoreExtraBundle in practice by Jérôme Vieilledent (Code Rhapsodie). Our JS track offered They came for the offline-first, but they stayed for the performance by Jason Lengstorf (IBM) and Universal JS web applications with React by Luciano Mammino (Planet 9 Energy), while the UX track was reserved for a full-day workshop Story techniques in design research by Steph Troeth (Clearleft).
A great start of the conference! After the workshops, we had a short session in which Daniel Rotter presented Agent Conf, our winter frontend counterpart, and raffled a ticket for the 2018 edition – January is nearing, and they have Blind Bird tickets available and Call for Papers is still open.
This year as well we continued our tradition of having an unconference session. This year we had interesting various topics, from design and data over chatbots to cryptocurrencies. Thanks to our live voting system, we announced the best-rated Web Battle speaker who won a ticket to Web Summer Camp 2018 – congrats again to Marisa Morby!
The closing workshop day featured Symfony Flex: The easier, faster, and brand new look of Symfony by Ryan Weaver (KnpUniversity) and Add search to your PHP apps by Hannes Van De Vreken on the PHP track, Hands-on: HTTP caching with Varnish by David Buchmann (Liip AG) and Hrvoje Knežević (Netgen) and Extending eZ Platform REST API for building decoupled sites and applications by Jani Tarvainen (eZ Systems) and Antonin Savoie (Kaliop) on the eZ track, Web of Things – Peer to Peer Web by Princiya Marina Sequeira (Zalando) and Building a better login with the credential management API by James Allardice (Tesco) on the JS track, and Schemas, standards, and structure: Adaptive content as UX strategy by Rahel Anne Bailie (Scroll LLP) and Interaction design beyond the pixels by Kevin Cannon (frog design) on the UX track.
This year, with 4 web-related tracks, we felt we needed an overarching lecture that would encompass the topics discussed in the workshops. We invited Rachel Andrew, a front and backend web developer, author, speaker, co-founder of the CMS Perch, to hold the closing keynote. She gave an inspiring talk Knowing It All about the pressure to learn everything, and contributing and learning by teaching others. The talk was streamed and you can watch it on the #websc Facebook page.
The Companion track also grew a bit this year. All activities were enclosed in the price, including lunches and dinners with other participants on the workshop days. The weather didn't serve us quite as we expected on Friday, but our companions still managed to have fun and relax.
We received some constructive suggestions for the next year. Stay tuned!
This year we collaborated with Janus Boye, founder of a networking company J. Boye. Janus held a masterclass The Digital Manager's Agenda on Wednesday and gathered professionals from the region and beyond to discuss important topics such as GDPR, data and user insights, and particular case studies.
Being part of the masterclass myself, I enjoyed both the educational and the networking part of the session. We hope to continue our collaboration with Janus next year as well, maybe even in a new format.
A day before the official start of the conference, we organized a help desk for all participants who might have had a technical problem and mingled during welcome drinks.
The conference was unofficially opened with a morning swim, after which the registration and the traditional Shortest Keynote Ever followed.
Due to circumstances, we weren't able to hold a triathlon like the previous two years, but we had morning recreation in the form of running and swimming every workshop day. Even on Friday in a pouring rain.
Also, it was a close call with our signature boat trip on Saturday – it was almost cancelled. However, eventually the sun came up and most of the participants braved the storm and even took a swim.
At the Friday night closing dinner, we raffled some great prizes and announced the best-rated #websc speaker. With an amazing score, it was once again Ryan Weaver. Thank you, Ryan, for being with us once again and congrats!
Almost half of the participants filled out the questionnaire we sent out, giving us valuable and important insight.
You also left us some interesting propositions to think about for the next year. Thank you!
If you have any additional suggestions or additional questions, please don't hesitate to send them to websummercamp@netgen.hr.
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Indie VR Spotlight: Deer Man
Red Mount Media is an indie studio based out of Pakistan who have until recently been specialising in short animations and films. Now though, they've released their debut virtual reality interactive story on Steam. Deer Man takes players through a snowy American forest, with a simplistic noir art style unique storytelling insight.
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It's an emotional rollercoaster available on Oculus Rift via Steam for a couple of dollars. It's been out since April, however is receiving a hefty update that will see Mac and Linux support, achievements and trading cards, and a port to the HTC Vive. Not only that, but fans can get an inside look into the developers' work by heading over to their website and checking out the tutorials and learning guides they put out into the web for each of their projects.
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The Usos successfully defended their SmackDown tag team titles in a Fatal 4-Way match at tonight's (Sun., April 7, 2019) WrestleMania 35 pay-per-view (PPV) at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Sasha Banks & Bayley were hoping to do the same with the women's tag team titles, as they were booked in the same match type against the teams of Nia Jax & Tamina Snuka, Beth Phoenix & Natalya, and The IIconics.
It would mark the first time the titles were on the line at WrestleMania since they were created just a couple months ago, so Paige was brought in to do guest commentary in place of Corey Graves.
Not unlike the men's Fatal 4-Way, it was chaotic and featured a lot of fighting all over the place. Unlike in the men's Fatal 4-Way however, Billie Kay was slick making the tag on Beth Phoenix just before she hit the Glam Slam on Bayley from the top rope, throwing her out of the ring and pinning Bayley to win the women's tag team titles.
The IIconics were emotional in the ring as they celebrated their victory. For whatever it's worth, the heel team was wildly cheered.


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Athlete Weekly Rundown, 5/22/09
by Tim Ryan 05-22-2009 07:59 PM Athlete Weekly Rundown | Athlete Career Development | Coaching | Education | Legal | Recruiting
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This week we jump into criminal behavior and targeting of star athletes, a NCAA interpretation regarding the use of electronic communication in the recruiting process, and how the poor economy is forcing many schools to cut sports programs.
No. 1 prep prospect John Wall gets charged
Top prep recruit John Wall was arrested and charged with breaking and entering. Now it could all be a mistake or a misunderstanding or some other "mis" you can think of, but still what kind of situation did he put himself in that it could be mistaken for breaking and entering. As much as they don't want to hear it, top athletes are targets for many individuals. Some will give them breaks, but then others will be extra vigilant and look to make a career arrest or conviction. This is the price to play and comes along with the multi-million dollar contracts and endorsement deals. It really isn't all that hard to stay out of trouble: don't get into fights on campus, don't do drugs, if you're underage don't drink, don't steal anything, and don't put yourself in a situation where you need a weapon. These are just a couple of things that can keep a prized athlete out of the headlines and keep a mugshot off the front page.
It's not asking too much, especially since as a top athlete you will have more fun and have more opportunities than the average person. Despite your large income, you will be given things for free from sponsors and all they ask is that you don't embarrass them. Maturity goes a long way in the world of sports and it can be the difference between being Jerry Rice and being Chris Henry.
NCAA By-law Interpretation
This interpretation by the NCAA regarding electronic communications from coaches to potential recruits lays out which forms of communication are acceptable during the recruiting process. It states that email and social networking sites are acceptable to use in the recruitment process; however, text messaging and instant messaging remain prohibited. The NCAA also clarified NCAA Division I Bylaw 13.4.1.2 as it relates to coaches using twitter. Cameron Schuh, Associate Director of Public and Media Relations for the NCAA, confirmed that any messages viewable by the public on Twitter, known as @replies, are prohibited, while direct messaging, which is private, is permitted. This actually ran counterintuitive to what I would expect, as it would seem the NCAA would want to encourage transparency and force coaches to communicate in the open (i.e. @replies and messages on Facebook "walls"). This is a debate for another day, but this is extremely important for athletes to know because it dictates their eligibility and their futures.
Coaches know the rules and should follow them, but as we see every year, coaches do not. You, however, don't need to be the reason that the team is penalized and you don't need to be in the headlines on ESPN.com in the middle of a recruiting infraction. Every year brings more and more rules and regulations, as well as penalties and consequences, and it's necessary that athletes take control of their own careers. Know the rules and don't become a puppet during recruiting.
Universities Cutting Teams as They Trim Their Budgets
The economic condition of the country is affecting all types of institutions, especially collegiate sports. As stated in the article, all levels of universities and colleges are forced to cut some of their school's sports programs. This is critical to know for high school athletes who are looking at schools and thinking about their futures. You don't want to invest in a school only to find out that your sport is being cut. So during your school research, look into the program and if there is any news on the health of that program, ask the coach, and ask the players on the team. It is a lengthy and aggravating process to transfer schools and can add thousands of dollars to the cost of your education if credits aren't transferable from one school to other; and since schools are cutting scholarships as well, it is more likely that you will need to fund those extra credits on your own. There really is no reason to under-research schools and choose one whose program is getting cut.
As always, this blog is for you, so any questions send them my way at tim@accessathletes.com and enjoy this week's games.
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If GOP candidates lose Georgia race, Kamala Harris will be the tiebreaker
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The Georgia runoff elections will determine whether Republicans keep their Senate majority, or whether the chamber becomes a 50-50 split between the GOP and Democrats. In that case, Vice President-elect Kamala Harris would be the tie breaker, and that could have serious consequences.
"Kamala Harris stands to become one of the most powerful vice presidents in American history if the Democrats win the two Senate runoff elections in Georgia next month," Breitbart Senior Editor-at-Large Rebecca Mansour for warned in her piece at Wednesday. In effect, her vote would give them the majority necessary to ram through any radical leftist policy they want.
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Michael A. Christopher, age 96, formerly of Willowick and Collinwood, passed away peacefully on March 29, 2014 at Mayfair Village Retirement Center in Columbus, where he happily lived for the past seven years. Mike was a proud Veteran of the Army Air Corps, in which he served for 39 months in the Pacific Theatre as an airplane mechanic during WWII. He retired in 1981 from Marquette Metal Division of Curtiss Wright Corp. in Cleveland. Mike had a love of and talent for gardening and landscaping, and in his younger years enjoyed golfing. He was always kind, loving and positive thinking. He was blessed with a long, healthy and happy life and was true to his Catholic faith. Mike was the son of Italian immigrants Joseph and Carmella (Piano) Christopher (Cristofaro), and is pre-deceased by his wife of 53 years, Yolanda DiCorpo and infant son Wayne Michael. He will be deeply missed, but his memories cherished by his daughters, Bonnie Christopher (Jeffrey) Bates of Upper Arlington, and Diane Christopher (Ronald) Rarey of Lewis Center; grandchildren Heather Colbary, Aryn Bates, Michael Bates, Lindsey Rarey; great-grandchildren J.T. Mitchell and Margaret Colbary, and many loving nieces and nephews. Mike''s family wishes to express its appreciation to several of the staff members of Mayfair Village whom he was especially fond of, and the Gentiva Hospice staff who so lovingly cared for him the last few days of his life. Funeral Services will be at 12:00 noon Saturday, April 5th at the funeral home where the family will receive friends 10:30 am until time of service. Interment Western Reserve Memorial Gardens Chesterland, Ohio.


I want to stay in Europe forever… We are now two weeks into our month long race tour here in Europe. So far we have been in Obertilliach, Austria, Kanjska Gora, Slovenia and now we are in my favourite spot, Toblach, Italy for a few days of training before we head back to Slovenia for the World Cup races this coming weekend.
You may ask yourself why does she want to stay. As I write to you it is raining outside and the little bit of snow left on the ground is reducing even further, green grass peaking through. Canada seems pretty appealing, perfect winter snow conditions, below zero temperatures, my family, my boyfriend, my friends, my support network, a bed I can call my own, and there are races there too.
Now let me tell you why after only 4 races and still two weeks left in our trip I am already wishing I could stay longer. Plain and simple, THE COMPETITION.
This past weekend the team raced the OPA races in Planica, Slovenia which are the continental cup races for all the central European countries. We had 5 women from Canada racing including Emily who has been our sole female on the World Cup before Christmas. The other four of us, Myself, Cendrine, Maya and Katherine came over from having been racing on the NorAm Circuit in Canada. It was obvious that Emily has had a lot more experience racing over here, that comes with age and opportunities. She had a very consistent weekend finishing 4th, 3rd and 3rd in the three races. In these OPA fields it is almost guaranteed that the winner or a few of the top 5 finishers have all scored World Cup points before (Top 30 on WC).
I was in the second quarterfinal, ranked 4th. I skied hard but laking a bit of confidence in myself when the top girls attacked on the hill I didn't believe I could stay with them, letting a space open up, I found myself catching back up again and suddenly realized I could maybe catch back up. Crossing the line in 4th but only a boot length behind 3rd, I had skied fast enough to be holding the 2nd of two lucky loser positions (which advances you to the semis). I held this position up until the final heat, which was Emily's and Emily came through the finish with a faster time than me bumping me out of advancing to the semis, the 3rd place finisher from my heat also went through. I was sad not to move on but so happy for Emily and she made it to the final that day and finished 4th. Just the way the rankings work even thought I was only 0.5 seconds away from being in the top 12, since I was 4th in my heat I then got ranked behind all the 3rd place people in the other heats and finished 18th. Although the result doesn't look that sparkly on paper there were so many positives and lots of notes from improvement so that next time I won't miss out on those semi finals.
In the two distance races I finished 16th in both. I had some back and abdominal cramping in both races which I haven't experience this year. That was hard to push through and definitely took me off my A game. In the Sunday's skate race I also had two falls which didn't help my time. There were some good parts to each races like being able to ski behind the OPA series leader for part of yesterdays race and focusing on how to dig deep when things aren't going smoothly. It is easy for me to find the extra pain threshold when a race is going well, much harder when you know you aren't contending for the top few spots but I was happy to be able to keep up the fight and finish a respectable 16th in a very competitive field of women.
What I realized most though was in Saturday's race I was still the second Canadian behind Emily, who hasn't been racing in Canada this season and Sunday I was 3rd Canadian, behind Emily and Cendrine, who had a good day and finished 9th! You can never say for sure but it is probable that both of my races this weekend would have seen me on the podium in Canada. The biggest benefit to racing here in Europe is the depth, yesterday 35 seconds separated Cendrine and I and that put us 7 places apart, 9th to 16th. In Canada we probably would have had one person between us at most. It is so great to know that each second you fight for in a race will move you up or down a few places.
In Saturday's classic race I was 0.8 seconds behind 15th and 1.0 seconds in front of 17th over 10 km.
The first race we did here in Europe was an Austria Cup, a smaller field but still some strong competition. It was a 5km Classic and I felt really good that race. I finished 2nd only 18 seconds behind Emily and 23 seconds in front of one of Austria's top skiers who was also competing at the OPA's the following weekend. In all of these races there was just so much depth, the number of fast skier is awesome and it makes you constantly need to push and look for the extra second that could make the difference.
With only World Cup starts left to come this trip the competition will become even harder. Next weekend is the Planica Sprint World Cup followed by the Nove Mesto distance world cup the next weekend. All four of the races will be on the http://www.fis-ski.com/cross-country/ website. I will be racing both the individual skate sprint and 10km skate race and hopefully the team sprint and relay as well. The rest of the trip I will be continuing to try to learn as much as possible from each race and take advantage of the depth of racing to try to bring the same mentality to racing in Canada even if the time gaps are a bit bigger.
Now I get to enjoy the wonderful company of my teammates and the quaintness the little town of Toblach has to offer.
Thanks for reading and looking forward to sharing my World Cup experiences with you!
Happy trails from the other side of the pond.
Next PostNext Europe Race Journal Part II: My Best World Cup Result Ever!


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Father Donissan (Gérard Depardieu) is a hulking, under-educated rural priest anguished by his inability to gain the love of parishioners and identify God's plan. He mortifies himself with hair shirts and flagellation in order to get closer to God. Frustrated, yet seeing something in this younger man, his superior, Father Menou-Segrais (director Maurice Pialat), sends him on an errand, but he loses his way and has two fateful encounters that cast him "Under the Sun of Satan."
This controversial 1987 Palme d'Or winner, which was famously booed at Cannes, has been difficult to see until last year's traveling Pialat retrospective. Now available for the first time in the U.S., Cohen Media's blu ray presents it in a 2K restoration. It is a harrowing and insightful adaptation (by Pialat and his wife Sylvie) of Georges Bernanos's 1926 novel (Bernanos also wrote "Diary of a Country Priest" and "Mouchette," both adapted by Robert Bresson).
Depardieu has never been better than he is here displaying the physicality of a laborer and the countenance of a troubled soul. When we first meet him, he is having the crown of his head shaved by Menou-Segrais as he confesses that he hears a continual stream of sin from their flock, but cannot help them, only weep.
There is a canny bit of editing by Yann Dedet ("Loulou," "À nos amours") to transition from Donissan's story to Mouchette's (Sandrine Bonnaire, luminous). As the priest celebrates Communion, he looks out over his parishioners. 'It's me!' says Mouchette, entering a room. But she is not in the Church. She is visiting her married lover Cadignan (Alain Artur, 1988's "Chocolat"), her peevish response to his refusal to marry her that she will soon become the mistress of Dr. Gallet (editor Dedet). She grabs a rifle and, from behind an open door, we hear a blast - she has shot him and is hysterical. Later, she confesses to Gallet, saying she did not know the gun was loaded, but he does not believe her, Cadignan's death having been ruled a suicide. She also asks him to terminate her pregnancy, but he refuses.
On the road, Donissan is shown by Pialat walking alongside a dray horse, two burdened beasts. Tiring, he meets an itinerant horse trader (Jean-Christophe Bouvet, "La France") who offers a short cut, then the offer of a hut to rest in. But the man, who at first seems a homosexual predator, is Satan himself and he tells the priest he is now marked before vanishing. Back on the road, Mouchette's introduction is echoed. 'Oh, it's you,' she says meeting the cleric who uncannily knows everything about her. Back at the parish, reporting on his failed mission to Menou-Segrais, Donissan tells him 'God twice let me see through a body to a soul.' Fearing that Mouchette's 'temptation may be greater than her crime,' he rushes to her home, but is too late. His reaction to her suicide is a scandal, Pialat depicting a far darker Communion than the one which was celebrated right before we met Mouchette. Finally, the sins of humanity prove too much to bear for the holy fool who does not know which master he serves.
Pialat's direction borders on staginess, the literariness and performances in his work of paramount importance. Cinematographer Willy Kurant ("Masculin Féminin") frames the actors so that the hulking Depardieu or birdlike Bonnaire always draw our eye, a contrast of darkness and light. The film is mysterious and powerful. Pialat, an atheist, has made a deeply spiritual film in the canon of Dreyer and Bresson, Bruno Dumont's "Hors Satan" surely influenced by it.
In addition to the stunning restoration, there is a second disk packed with over two hours of extras. In an interview with Depardieu, in which he almost melts into the couch he's sitting on, the actor describes his 'true love' with Pialat and reads from Bernanos' text. Cinematographer Kurant describes Pialat's often confounding methods, stating that he believes he never worked with him again because he dared to shoot a movie for another filmmaker in Pialat's home town. Set designer Katia Wyszkop describes her terror on what was only her second movie shoot and how she came to be charmed by the man who initially frightened her. We learn that he followed Visconti's method of creating immersive sets where even drawers were filled.
The most impressive extra is titled 'Deleted Scenes,' but this is not just a series of clips. Instead, it's like a commentary track to an alternate version of the movie with editor Dedet, scenarist Sylvie Pialat and assistant editor Cédric Kahn. That ingenious transition to Mouchette and its counterpart when she meets Donissan might never have happened had all the explanatory scenes, like one in which we see Cadignan load his gun, not been scrapped. We also see Bonnaire act with Claude Berri, originally cast as Gallet. In Behind the Scenes Footage, Depardieu has trouble keeping a straight face as a bull lows in the background. Also included are the film's original theatrical trailer as well as the new one prepared for its rerelease.
Robin gives "Under the Sun of Satan" a B+.


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Vincent Saurin, né Vincent Emmanuel Marcel Seurin le  à Paris et mort dans cette même ville le , est un rameur français dans la spécialité du skiff.

Biographie
Fils de William Saurin, épicier qui créé sa marque en 1898 avant de se spécialiser dans les conserves de plats cuisinés, Vincent Saurin pratique comme son père, l'aviron à Lagny-sur-Marne. Il débute à  et, entraîné par son père, devient champion de France juniors en 1925. Il se révèle et impressionne au cinquantenaire de la Marne en 1926. En bonne santé, l'athlète progresse rapidement et ajoute de l'efficacité à sa technicité. Il se qualifie pour les Jeux olympiques d'été de 1928 à Amsterdam en prenant sa revanche sur Vaucher, qu'il l'a battu l'année précédente aux championnats de France. Aux Jeux olympiques, il élimine le champion d'Europe au deuxième tour avant d'être éliminé par le futur champion olympique Bobby Pearce en quart de finale.

En , pour sa première course depuis son retour des Jeux olympiques, Saurin s'impose dans une course organisée par son club, la Société Nautique de Lagny, prenant le commandement dès le début de la course pour s'imposer de deux longueurs. Absent des championnats de France, il n'est pas qualifié pour disputer les Championnats d'Europe d'aviron 1930 à Varsovie en Pologne.

Battu par  dans la Coupe de Paris puis au championnat de la Seine, sa saison 1933 se conclut par de larges défaites, l'élégance de son style manque de fermeté et la domination de l'Anglais est nette.

Après le décès de son père en 1937, Vincent Saurin reprend l'affaire familiale avant de la revendre au groupe Lesieur en 1979. Également président de la Société Nautique de Lagny de 1953 à 1988, il décède en .

Palmarès
 Jeux olympiques
 Quart de finaliste en skiff aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 1928 à Amsterdam, Pays-Bas.

 Compétitions internationales
  Médaille de bronze en skiff aux Championnats d'Europe d'aviron 1931 à Paris, France.
  Médaille d'argent en skiff aux Championnats d'Europe d'aviron 1932 à Belgrade, Yougoslavie.
  Médaille de bronze en skiff aux Championnats d'Europe d'aviron 1934 à Lucerne, Suisse.

 Compétitions nationales
 Neuf fois champion de France.

Notes et références

Liens externes

Naissance en avril 1907
Naissance dans le 9e arrondissement de Paris
Rameur français (aviron)
Rameur (aviron) aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 1928
Décès en décembre 1991
Décès dans le 16e arrondissement de Paris
Décès à 84 ans

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Hello, world! It's been a while, huh? I've decided to become a pro-skateboarder, which is the reason for my absence from the blogging world. JUST KIDDING!
I spent most of August cleaning, purging and packing up my little apartment in NYC and moving to Soho. It felt really good to get rid of old clothes and junk, as well as assess what items I really need in my closet (and my life).
Whether it's taking a new class at Equinox or trying a new restaurant on my own, I try to live outside of my comfort zone as much as possible. It feels good to conquer fears, as small as they may be. I am thankful that a good friend of mine was patient enough to teach me how to skate and put up with my scaredy-cat tendencies. I'm happy to report that I learned in under two hours.
So, if you see me skating around the neighborhood, come and say hi! I'm not going to tell you my address because we're not cool like that. Don't follow me home.


As reported Tuesday by the Huffington Post, six Republican secretaries of state filed a joint amicus brief to the United States Supreme Court in support of Pennsylvania's appeal, asking the high court to review the state court ruling.
As of now, the state supreme court has ordered the Republican-controlled state legislature to submit a new map for review by Feb. 15; after that, Democratic Governor Tom Wolf can either veto or implement it. If the state legislature or governor refuse to comply, the court will appoint a professor from Stanford University to redraw the districts.
But as Republicans argue in their brief, if the districts must be redrawn, why not wait... oh, maybe... just thinking of a number off the top of their heads... until 2021?
Oh, two federal elections will have taken place during that period of time? Weird, I'm sure that had nothing to do with the request.