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Examine Free Post-Secondary Education
Originally published in The Winnipeg Free Press
The tuition debate back is back in Manitoba with a very different focus than in previous years. Recent comments made by the premier and education minister suggest that after more than a decade of a tuition freeze followed by legislation limiting increases in undergraduate fees to the rate of inflation, higher tuition fee increases are under consideration.
To quote Yogi Berra, for some of us it is like déjà vu all over again. In my case, as president-elect of the University of Manitoba Student's Union in 1978, I was involved in one of the largest student protests against significant tuition fee increases brought in by the Sterling Lyon government. Similarly, there were major tuition fee increases under the Gary Filmon government.
There will no doubt be significant debate about whether to continue with the current legislation or to significantly increase tuitions. Across Canada and in the United States, there has been more and more focus on a third option: that of eliminating tuitions.
Why is the free-tuition movement gaining strength? The answer is clear: it is rooted in growing inequality and the impact it is having on the millennial generation.
The overall increases in tuitions across Canada didn't just happen. Much of the impetus came from the drastic erosion of federal funding that reduced its share of post-secondary funding from a 50 per cent level in 1967 to a current level of nine per cent for universities and only 1.4 per cent for colleges. This has led to a significant increase in the amount of private versus public funding in post-secondary education. This includes not only corporate and direct private funding, but increased tuitions as well.
Canada has one of the highest rates of private funding of post-secondary education in the world. As recently as 1990, public funds accounted for as much as 80 per cent of post-secondary budgets, compared to as little as 50 per cent today.
In the past, the counter arguments to free tuition have been fairly predictable. These include the argument that people benefit from post-secondary education and therefore should pay for it upfront through tuitions, as well as arguments that there are other ways of investing in post-secondary education that can assist more people to attend post-secondary education institutions.
What has changed dramatically is the fact the millennial generation is in many ways faced with the prospect of the end of the social contract that indicated that with a post-secondary education you would not only be better off than without it, but also as well off or better off than your parents. Many millennials face the prospect of being worse off than their parents and previous generations.
For many millennials, the working- and middle-class dream of working hard and getting an education is not leading to long-term economic security. Millennials are finding that they are in a new world economy where precarious employment and minimal wages are the new normal.
With upwards of 70 per cent of jobs requiring a post-secondary education, in many cases millennials are finding the jobs they are getting are the type of jobs that would be available to high school graduates 30 and 40 years ago, minus the time in university or college and the student debt. Post-secondary education still leads to higher incomes, but a recent Statistics Canada study showed this advantage has narrowed and does not apply to all fields.
The reality is many millennials are faced with significant student debts when they graduate — an average of $27,000 in Canada — with more and more facing limited immediate prospects to pay it back.
Notwithstanding this new millennial reality, the response is often that while free tuition is idealistic, it is unrealistic. The fact is that 17 countries do provide post-secondary education tuition-free. For example, my son Alexander recently completed a master of science in engineering and urban planning in Aalborg, Denmark paying no tuition. No tuition and no student debt.
Eliminating tuition fees is doable. A recent report by the CCPA identified the provincial share of eliminating tuition and the federal share would be in the range of $130 million in Manitoba. Tuition fees account for only 0.6 per cent of GDP and there are many potential ways of redirecting and re-profiling existing tax credits and supports to ensure tuition can be made more affordable and even free.
Eliminating tuitions isn't a panacea. Many millennials are calling for action on other issues, such as eliminating loans in favour of bursaries, increasing the minimum wage to a living wage of at least $15 an hour and action to ensure good, not precarious, employment. Indigenous students are looking to the federal government to follow through on providing increased support to post-secondary education as it lifts the two per cent cap placed on funding in the 1990s.
Why should this current generation of post-secondary students be saddled with higher tuitions and high student-debt loads? Why can't we make history by moving to eliminate post-secondary tuition and engage in a broad effort to ensure even greater access to education?
Steve Ashton is a former University of Manitoba Students' Union president and Manitoba cabinet minister.


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Lots of changes have been seen lately on Tron (TRX), one of the most remarkable cryptos in the market, and not only by its top performance but as well by all the activity the company has been doing to differentiate from the rest of the market. Back in March 31st the company successfully deployed its Testnet, a landmark that was followed by the recent launch of the MainNet on May 31st, an event that a big part of the community was anxiously waiting.
The expectations were set that the TRX token would hit the moon right after the MainNet launch. However, the community has received a different landscape where the token is only going down every day, and many of the Tron holders are just starting to question whether they should HODL TRX or not. In relation to this, some good news has appeared in the picture, because as it seems, even when the token been trading in the red, everything is now set for the coin to recover its best performance, and Tron (TRX) may be having remarkable performances again sooner than many might be expecting.
Justin Sun, who serves as the Chief Executive Officer of Tron is one of the key pieces of this puzzle that the TRX recovery has turned into. The businessman is playing an essential role in the current transition of the token; every day a bunch of Tweets gets published on his account doing the countdown for the migration, and the same way, lots of collaborations with important exchanges and institutions are communicated.
Naturally, Sun is trying to catch the attention of the community, and certainly, this is something that is paying off. Like this, the third quarter of the year may be very bright for the token if the sympathy of investors and holders gets recovered, a fact that doesn't look that distant when at least a 40 percent of the token holder asseverate that their reason to be with the company is its future-oriented vision rather than its price in the market.
About two months ago the TRX token experienced its biggest momentum in history getting to be valued at $0.101, a milestone that the whole community was forecasting to be the beginning of a non-stop bullish race. Nonetheless, ever since then the prices have been just consistently dropping, even getting to be valued at 0.043605 yesterday.
It is to be considered, that the whole market now has bearish moves (last 24 hours have turned to be good though), and parallel to that, some not-so-good events like the Coinrail hacking have occurred, affecting the entire industry, and even making the leader of the sector, Bitcoin, to lose momentum without having a way out. This has resulted as well, in a lot of altcoins being inevitably taken to a massive drop.
On the positive side of the picture, the TRX token managed to re-bounce a little in the last 24 hours, being at a price of $0.04545 per coin at the moment with a 5.62% increase. Although the boost may be a temporary thing, still proves the resistance of the currency in contrast to the dips of the market, and this suggests that once the sector starts to go up, TRX will have a notably good performance.
Furthermore, the company is doing everything to complete its migration this month without any problem. In this matter, it even offered $10 million to whoever finds any security bug in its MainNet, Odyssey 2.0, to make sure that no issue interferes with the TRX migration. In the case that the token journey happens without any problem, we can be sure that TRX will recover the lost ground as many investors will regain confidence with respect to the coin quickly.
Tron (TRX) it's currently on the BETA test of the migration to happen in the coming days, at that moment it is expected that the total existence of TRX tokens migrates from the ERC-20 protocols to the Odyssey 2.0 blockchain platform. If everything goes well, the migration will take place between June 21st and June 25th at 00:00 (GMT+8).
In addition to this, the company will deploy its Super Representative elections, an event that will help create a fully autonomous community for the token. In regards to the migration, at least 27 exchanges have offered their support to the coin, including the giant and famous exchange, Binance – that's another positive aspect for Tron to reclaim its position in the market soon.
Another potential move by Tron can be the merger of millions of BitTorrent users, as the CEO, Justin Sun bought the p2p file sharing site just recently. Tron (TRX) BitTorrent acquisition will undoubtedly add a massive user-base to the Tron network. The merge is not going to be a positive thing for Tron only, TRX holders will also end up holding a high-value tangible asset, with peer-to-peer advertising opportunities. So, Tron will more likely take this step soon, it's in the interest of both, Tron and the users.
Despite the recent dips in the prices of Tron (TRX), the token has managed to remain extremely active, generating the most solid relationships that will help the company in the events set for the coming days. The bearish move results undeniable, but on the other hand, Tron has managed to grow in spite of the market situations, and that without taking into account the several dApps that have already run in the platform and the hundreds of others that we can expect after the migration.
Undoubtedly Tron TRX will recover its momentum in the coming days, so stay strong and tuned!


A sepia-tinted picture of life in the Communist Party in post-war London is painted in Party Animals, a memoir by neoconservative journalist David Aaronovitch whose father was a full-time communist organiser and whose non-Jewish mother was equally staunch.
Today Aaronovitch is a fashionable neoconservative who backed Britain's involvement in George W Bush's wars and now rails against a variety of predictable targets from boycotts of Israel to Vladimir Putin. He flits easily from perch to perch in the establishment media and is currently a feature writer with The Times.
Far from it being a world of persecution and adversity, he recalls a jolly and event-filled life with weekend schools, protest marches, meetings and concerts. Communist circles ranged from the entertainment world to the bohemian circles of Bloomsbury and Chelsea. There were lots of opportunities for travel, especially behind the Iron Curtain. Life was good.
The family social circle included aristocratic members of the House of Lords, fellow-travelling Labour MPs, and figures from the entertainment world such as the singer Paul Robeson, Ewan MacColl, and novelist Doris Lessing. It seems to have been an enjoyable social whirlwind where they never seem to have wanted for anything. There was always a tight network to fall back upon and decades before the sixties, they created a sexually free-wheeling atmosphere, where casual infidelity was the norm.
The outside world looked on them with amused tolerance as romantic outsiders with a misplaced sense of conscience, but there is no indication that they suffered social ostracism or political persecution. Nationalists who cannot even gather in a pub without the windows being broken or having the premises lose its alcohol licence will be amazed how risk-free it was being a communist at a time when the world was waking to the horrors of Stalinism.
They reproduced one pattern that is almost an identifying characteristic of Jewish subversive organisations, from the NAACP to the communist parties of Eastern Europe — the non-Jewish figurehead, the public face of the organisation (see here, p. 92). And so it was, almost comically, that an organisation that was overwhelmingly controlled by Jewish intellectuals from the leafy shires was "led" by such as Edinburgh painter John Gollan or London boilermaker Harry Pollitt.
The decidedly educated, elite and rather aloof atmosphere probably helped when it came to career networking. The civil service and BBC were nominally barred to Communist Party membership but this was easily circumvented as the case of notorious spy Guy Burgess and many others show. In fact party membership might have been an asset, as David Aaronovitch admits. Before being appointed to a BBC executive position in the 1980s, he was asked by the corporation to drop his formal party membership for fear of the attendant publicity.
His father enjoyed the same privileged treatment. After having only ever worked as a full-time communist party organiser for decades, 47-year-old Sam Aaronovitch was admitted to Balliol College (one of the constituent colleges of Oxford University) to do a doctorate in three years! Courtesy of strings pulled by the Marxist historian Christopher Hill, he was able to leap over better qualified but less well-connected candidates to study for a DPhil in economics. As a result, Aaronovitch senior was eventually able to wangle himself a comfy berth in the academic world as a professor of business studies at a polytechnic. Not bad for a man who left school at 14 without a certificate to his name!
The political evolution of David Aaronovitch seems to match that of the revolutionary left in Britain through the last century. His parents were loyal Soviet communists to the end. But he himself was kicked out of Balliol after one term but went on to Manchester University where he was able to leave the ghosts of 1930's Stalinism behind and throw himself into the new identity politics of anti-racism and feminism. It is while discussing the White opposition to mass immigration that led to the street riots in the 1970s that he betrays his feelings of contempt for the ordinary people of the society that nurtured him. The oppressed masses in abstract he does not mind, but the White working class — supposedly the main beneficiary of communist efforts in Marxist theory — he cannot stand.
His political evolution followed the typical neoconservative arc, and he welcomed both the invasion of Afghanistan and Iraq to the outrage of former family friends, but to the benefit of his career. Today, as the voice of neoconservative foreign interventionism he has a guaranteed berth across the establishment media from the Guardian to the BBC and beyond. From communist to neoconservative, with the only constant being a strong Jewish identification and dedication to perceived Jewish interests.
While his memoir, written in a style drenched in irony, confronts some toe-curling family secrets, there are some puzzling omissions, including one obvious question: Why are so many communist traitors Jewish?
For it is a pattern that is thrown up again and again during his own research. A huge proportion of the communists who turned traitor were the Jewish offspring of equally fanatically left-wing parents.
Not everyone was looking at them as harmless eccentrics or failing to notice that communism, Jewishness, and spying seemed synonymous. The lower rank MI5 or police Special Branch gumshoes who carried out the observations certainly noticed the pattern.
Unfortunately, as he discovers, MI5 archives told a different story. For 25 years the babysitter's sister had worked for the GRU (the Red Army intelligence outfit) and had been awarded the Order of the Red Banner. She had been a courier to whom atom bomb spy Klaus Fuchs had passed his secrets to the Russians. Fuchs sat on crucial British American scientific committees, and it was partly because of him and other spies, that the US stopped sharing atomic research with the British in 1946. Fuchs was jailed for 14 years. Despite the suspicions of the security service, both sisters and their brother — all spies — were allowed to escape to East Germany.
Another close family friend was also a traitor. James Klugmann had been in British special operations in the Balkans during the war and had played a crucial role in persuading the British to switch their backing from Serbian nationalists to Tito's communists. Like Aaronovitch he was a full time communist party organiser who lived in Hampstead, and as with Sam Aaronovitch, MI5 surveillance revealed nothing untoward.
But that all changed when the Mitrokhin KGB files were published in the nineties. They showed that Klugman was a KGB officer who was instrumental in recruiting the entire Cambridge spy ring while a student at Trinity College.
The same applies to another Hampstead neighbour and fellow party member Andrew Rothstein who is recalled affectionately. Somehow Aaronovitch omits to mention Rothstein's other role. He was also a recruiter for the forerunner of the KGB.
For British communists stayed true to the faith throughout some of the most horrific episodes in human history. Untold millions were swallowed up in mass executions, purges, civil wars, artificially induced famines and forced population transfer.
There was no secret about any of this, but it was relatively smaller episodes targeting Jews beginning in the late forties that forced a change of mind. And that is when the purges in Czechoslovakia, Hungary and what became known as the Doctor's Plot began to target Jewish party members.
It is here that we get closest to seeing the ethnic contours and can see the party for what it is — an instrument of ethnic warfare which, under Stalin, had turned on its creators.
Fat chance of Aaronovitch admitting any of this. There are several memoirs of the British communist party, and, while some bemoan a life wasted in a futile cause, others still cling to the idea that they helped world peace. What none of them seem willing to do is own British communism's main achievement — and that is because of their efforts, the Soviet Union possessed the atomic bomb within years of the end of World War II.


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The Wild Blue Yonder
Julz Burgisser
When we think of the idiom The Wild Blue Yonder I think of heading off somewhere and never coming back, the internet describes it as when you go somewhere far away that seems exciting because it is not known. Heading into Brendhan Lovegrove's show it explains pretty well how I felt. I'd heard a lot about his comedy and was excited to see the unknown for myself. He didn't disappoint, he went some crazy places with his comedy but what a good time!
Lovegrove has an observational style of comedy that takes what everyone knows and twists it about to make you question yourself while laughing hard. He pokes fun at both the audience and himself, even making fun at people who aren't there so they don't feel left out.
He does impressions and accents and a reenactment of long-distance sex; and it's all brilliantly performed. He flows from yelling at us like a crazy person to trying to convince us that he is needed in the fight to cure cancer and we're laughing at all of it.
From shop mannequins to Australians, nothing is safe from his clever yet brutal verbal attack. Even more difficult topics like being PC and the pay gap get bantered around with the audience in bold and brassy ways. I enjoyed the confident way that Lovegrove knows what kind of comic he is and is staying true to his style of humour. I laughed hard at his stories and harder at his French language demonstrations. He's got an eye for telling a tale and a mouth that gets him into some tricky situations.
The Wild Blue Yonder is a show for those who don't take themselves or the world around them too seriously and are willing to have everyone and everything poked fun at. There's no PC here and in a world that is gradually turning more and more ridiculous, I'm glad that there's someone pointing the finger at it and making us laugh.
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It was a Sunday night, a week or so after Thanksgiving, and while I had gone to the grocery store and was well prepared for work-week lunches, I hadn't given much thought to dinners and realized I didn't really have anything on hand. I had plenty of rice, pasta, couscous, and polenta, and even a few vegetables, but I didn't have anything to tie any of those things together. I even had some couscous cooked up, using the leftover red pepper and summer squash I had used for the Rocky Mountain Chili with Anasazi Beans. I cooked it with some of my crock-pot chicken stock and it came out really good, so maybe that's why I decided that a nice baked chicken would be just the thing.
But ever since I have been buying my meat from the Red Apple Market, I cannot bring myself to buy that pasty, pale, antiobiotic-stuffed looking chicken that is stocked at my neighborhood stores. And it's a little bit of a challenge to get to the Apple Market on the way home from work. It involves the bus, and an extra 45 minutes to my commute. But what could I do? I really wanted that chicken. I decided it would be worth it on Monday to make the detour.
But Monday was kind of crazy at work and I ended up staying late and I was just too tired to bother. I ended up eating a peanut butter and dill pickle sandwich on toasted bread (don't knock it 'til you've tried it - seriously), and decided to try again on Tuesday.
Which was pretty nasty. It had been really cold and icy over the weekend and on Monday, but on Tuesday it warmed up just enough that the snow turned to sleet, then to icy rain, and then just to cold, miserable rain by the time 5:00 came around. All I wanted to do was go home. But I really wanted chicken and I was not going to be thwarted again. So I took the train to the Van Buren station instead of Roosevelt where I usually catch the red line, and walked up to Dearborn to catch the 36 bus. In the cold. And the rain. And waited for the bus. And waited.
And forgot that when it's rush hour, and raining, everybody - and I mean everybody - rides the bus. So after it came and I got on, we hadn't gone more than two stops before the bus was crowded and overheated and wet and miserable. And traveling about one mile per hour. I would have bailed but there was nowhere I could bail to by then - once you're downtown in Chicago at rush hour there's no quick way out. You just have to go with the flow.
And after an interminably long, miserable ride, we finally came to my stop. I slogged through the rain and went into the store. At least they had my chicken. That would have really sucked. I bought it, along with some green beans that looked pretty fresh, zucchini, and some more yellow squash. I slogged back out of the store to the corner of Fullerton and Clark and waited for the next bus to come by.
Which of course was also crowded, and also miserable. It was after 7:00 by the time I got home, and the last thing I wanted to do was cook a chicken. Maybe I had become feverish in the cold rain, but I was determined to cook that chicken - maybe even a little obsessed. So I pulled out my 9 x 13" casserole, sprayed a little cooking spray in it, trimmed and snapped the green beans, cut the zucchini and squash into large pieces and laid them out in the bottom of the pan. I washed and dried the chicken pieces (thank goodness I had thought to ask them to cut the chicken for me) and laid them out over the vegetables. I seasoned it with salt, pepper and garlic powder, then crumbled some dried thyme and marjoram and sprinkled that liberally over the chicken pieces. I put it in the oven and waited impatiently while it cooked.
And was well rewarded for the wait. It was worth everything - the crowded bus, the extra 45 minutes getting home, the rain - everything. It was tender and flavorful and absolutely delicious with the couscous.
I haven't really used marjoram that much. I had it on hand for the za'atar. If I had any of that, I would have used it on the chicken, but I was out. It's why I thought of the marjoram, though, and it really made that chicken tasty. This was quick and easy and makes a great dinner when you don't feel like putting in too much effort but want something that tastes like you did.
Next time I make it, though, I will add the vegetables for the last 45 minutes of cooking instead of putting them in at the beginning with the chicken. They came out a little too well done.
Grease the bottom of a 9 x 13" baking dish. Wash chicken pieces and pat dry, then lay them in the pan skin side up. Season well with salt, pepper and garlic powder, then crumble the thyme and marjoram over the chicken. Cover the pan with foil and bake for 45 minutes.
Remove from the oven and arrange the green beans, zucchini and yellow squash around the chicken pieces. Cover it back up and put it back in the oven, letting it cook for about 15 minutes more. Remove the foil from the pan and cook for another 30 minutes or so, until the chicken is done.


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of cancer caregivers on a large scale. Things I Wish I'd Known shares what 101 interviewees and dozens of others who were consulted informally wish they had known at the outset of their caregiving journeys.
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Good news for RPG fanatics. Midway just sent along a note saying that Shadow Hearts: Covenant (a.k.a. Shadow Hears 2), the sequel to the critically acclaimed role-playing game released in 2001, has shipped to retail outlets nationwide.
Shadow Hearts: Covenant is a deep, engaging RPG that is set amidst the chaos of World War I, six months after the original Shadow Hearts ended. The main characters are Yuri and Karin, who are on a mission to conquer a secret society that is taking advantage of the war to fulfill their evil ambitions. The combat system allows players to choose which characters to bring to battle and features new team-based combo attacks and defensive formations. Attacks can be stacked to strengthen their effects.
Also featured in Covenant is an inventive magic system where players must build skill sets, strategize gameplay moves, and earn and cast spells with a team of complex characters–each with distinct personalities, attributes, and magical abilities.
The epic adventure fills 2 DVDs with over 40 hours of intense gameplay.
Shadow Hearts 2: Covenant retails for $49.99 and some people have reported already seeing it on store shelves over this past weekend.


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Apeejay School of Management organises Leaders' Summit 2019
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By India Education Diary Bureau Admin	 Last updated Apr 27, 2020
New Delhi: Apeejay School of Management students got an opportunity to interact with industry stalwarts from diverse fields like business, politics, social sector, media and entertainment at the recently held 'Leaders' Summit 2019', organised by the Institute in its campus.
Eminent leaders who participated in the Leaders' Summit included V Krishnan, Co-Founder JustDial, Vivek Kapoor, Co-Founder, Dineout, Prabhu Chawla, Eminent Journalist & Editor, Anuj Bajpai, Deputy COO Hungama Digital Media Entertainment, Sambhav Jain, AVP Sales & Supply India, Zomato and Uma Mansharamani, Social Entrepreneur.
The primary objective of this Summit was to provide a networking platform to students to learn from the experience of eminent leaders from diverse industry backgrounds. Students got an insight to the real world so as to prepare themselves for their future endeavours.
In a special video message to the students, Parliamentarian Manoj Tiwari said: "We are heading towards a new India where everyone will get equal opportunity to become entrepreneurs."
While sharing his entrepreneurial journey with the students, Krishnan V, Co-Founder, JustDial, stressed upon the importance of learning and unlearning for better professional achievements. He also said, "We are living in a world of opportunities. The future of India will be shaped up by its youth and students."
"Even though training in the classroom & academic learning are integral for aspiring management professionals, interacting sessions with experienced and successful leaders are always advantageous and act as guiding lights. This Summit will give way forward to our youth," said O.P. Khanduja, Executive Director, Apeejay School of Management.
Prof. Ashok Ogra, Advisor, Apeejay Institute of Mass Communication, Prof. Amit Sareen, Officiating Director, Apeejay School of Management and Sejal Mukherjee, Director, Apeejay Institute of Mass Communication were among other eminent attendees at the Summit.
About Apeejay School of Management:
In its endeavour to establish a truly international level Centre of Excellence in Management and Information Technology, the Apeejay Education Society established the Apeejay School of Management (ASM) in 1993. The ASM strives to develop competent and relevant manpower for the twenty first century needs of trade, business, and industry. The School supports the various programmes for enhancing the potential of individual students, enriching human values, upholding the Indian value system, all acting in union as a vehicle for growth at the national and international level, thereby making it a "student driven" institute of higher learning. The Institute has been ranked among the best management schools in India by various top line national publications.
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Toyota Motor Europe market share climbs to a record 6.7% in first 9 months
Toyota Motor Europe's (TME) sales growth continued with 864,904 vehicles sold in the first 9 months, increasing its market share to a record 6.7%, up by +0.6 pts year-on-year
Record customer demand for hybrid electric line-up, which now represents 59% of total European sales
Low-emission, multi-technology range expanded with the introduction of Yaris Cross Hybrid and Lexus NX Hybrid and Plug-in Hybrid models
Brussels, Belgium – October 13, 2021 – Toyota Motor Europe (TME) today reported sales of 864,904 Toyota and Lexus vehicles across the first three-quarters of 2021 marking growth of +21% year-on-year and +3% vs. 2019. Across this period, TME outperformed the total market, maintaining a momentum which has seen its market share climb to a record 6.7%, an increase of +0.6 pts year-on-year. Sales of TME's multi-technology, electrified line-up expanded even faster, with hybrid electric vehicles growing by +36% achieving 59% of total sales. The Toyota brand maintained its position as the 2nd best-selling passenger car brand in Europe with a market share of 6.4%, up by 0.7 pts compared to the same period in 2020.
These results show we have strong growth momentum. We have continued to expand our electrified, low-emission line-up with the launches of Yaris Cross Hybrid and Lexus NX Hybrid and Plug-in Hybrid. Our order bank continues to run at a record high, but we are not immune to the supply disruption facing the global automotive industry, and our challenge is to try to meet the demand we know is there for our products.
Matt Harrison, President & CEO of Toyota Motor Europe
Brands and model performance
Toyota sales volume grew by +21% to 805,181 between January–September 2021 with a 6.4% market share up +0.7% year-on-year in passenger cars. The brand's top sellers include Yaris, the Corolla Range and RAV4 which represented 57% of total volume, with a combined hybrid electric mix of 78%. Toyota's overall hybrid volume increased by +38% year-on-year to 470,712, accounting for 59% of the brand's total mix.
Lexus sold 59,723 in this period, a volume increase of +17% year-on-year. The brand's extensive SUV line-up of RX, NX, UX, GX and LX represented 86% total sales with its SUV hybrid mix at 60%. The highest year-on-year sales growth was achieved by LC (+113%), LS (+41%) and UX (+40%) which introduced the new UX 300e battery electric model. The brand's line-up is further updated with the current launch of the new NX SUV in both Hybrid electric and Plug-in Hybrid electric versions.
TME highlights January- September 2021:
Total sales: 864,904 (+21% year-on-year)
Market share: 6.7% (+0.6% year-on-year)
Total hybrid sales: 507,987 (+36% year-on-year)
Hybrid mix: West Europe: 70% - East Europe*: 28% - TTL: 59%
Toyota highlights January- September 2021:
Toyota sales: 805,181 (+21% year-on-year)
Top sellers: Corolla Range (163,872); Yaris (162,078); RAV4 (130,630)
Top hybrids: Yaris Hybrid (130,986); Corolla Hybrid Range (129,895); Toyota C-HR Hybrid (91,454)
Total hybrid: 470,712 (+38% year-on-year)
Lexus highlights January- September 2021:
Total Lexus sales: 59,723 (+17% year-on-year)
Top sellers: NX Range (16,931); UX Range (16,839); RX Range (14,431)
Top hybrids: UX Hybrid (14,394); NX Hybrid (12,090); RX Hybrid (4,713)
Total hybrid sales: 37,266 (+14% year-on-year)
Hybrid mix: West Europe: 93% - East Europe*: 8% - TTL: 62%
Sales for January - September 2021 are listed below:
TOTAL TOYOTA / LEXUS
Yaris (incl. Yaris Hybrid)
Yaris Cross (incl Yaris Cross Hybrid)
Corolla H/B & Touring Sports (including Hybrid)
Corolla H/B & Touring Sports Hybrid
Toyota C-HR (incl. Hybrid)
Toyota C-HR Hybrid
Corolla SDN (incl. Hybrid)
Corolla SDN Hybrid
Camry (incl. Camry Hybrid)
RAV4 (incl. RAV4 Hybrid & RAV4 Plug-In Hybrid)
Highlander (incl. Highlander Hybrid)
PROACE (inc PROACE EV)
PROACE EV (inc PROACE VERSO EV)
IS (incl. IS Hybrid)
IS hybrid
ES (incl. ES Hybrid)
LS (incl. LS Hybrid)
NX (incl. NX Hybrid)
UX (incl. UX Hybrid)
UX EV
RX (incl. RX Hybrid)
RC (incl. RC Hybrid)
RC hybrid
LC (incl. LC Hybrid)
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Models listed in italics are produced locally at Toyota's European manufacturing facilities.
(2) EU C02 fleet refers to average emissions of cars registered in EU28, Iceland and Norway. Reference to target achievement here is for Toyota + Lexus sales, based on preliminary internal data ahead of the regular release schedule of official figures by the EU Commission.
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Class EventResource

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io.orchestrate.client.EventResource

public class EventResource
extends java.lang.Object

The resource for the event features in the Orchestrate API.

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type
Field and Description

protected OrchestrateClient
client

The Orchestrate client to make requests with.

protected com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.ObjectMapper
mapper

The object mapper used to deserialize JSON responses.

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type
Method and Description

EventResource
end(long end)

The exclusive end of a time range to query.

<T> OrchestrateRequest<EventList<T>>
get(java.lang.Class<T> clazz)

Fetch events for a key in the Orchestrate service.

OrchestrateRequest<java.lang.Boolean>
put(java.lang.Object value)

put(Object, Long).

OrchestrateRequest<java.lang.Boolean>
put(java.lang.Object value,
   java.lang.Long timestamp)

Store an event to a key in the Orchestrate service.

EventResource
start(long start)

The inclusive start of a time range to query.

EventResource
type(java.lang.String type)

The type for an event, e.g.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

client

protected final OrchestrateClient client

The Orchestrate client to make requests with.

mapper

protected final com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.ObjectMapper mapper

The object mapper used to deserialize JSON responses.

Method Detail

get

public <T> OrchestrateRequest<EventList<T>> get(java.lang.Class<T> clazz)

Fetch events for a key in the Orchestrate service.

Usage:

 EventList<DomainObject> events =
         client.event("someCollection", "someKey")
               .type("eventType")
               .get(DomainObject.class)
               .get();

Type Parameters:

T - The type to deserialize the result of the request to.

Parameters:

clazz - Type information for marshalling objects at runtime.

Returns:

The prepared get request.

put

public OrchestrateRequest<java.lang.Boolean> put(@NonNull
                                        java.lang.Object value)

put(Object, Long).

put

public OrchestrateRequest<java.lang.Boolean> put(@NonNull
                                        java.lang.Object value,
                                        @Nullable
                                        java.lang.Long timestamp)

Store an event to a key in the Orchestrate service.

Usage:

 DomainObject obj = new DomainObject(); // a POJO
 boolean result =
         client.event("someCollection", "someKey")
               .type("someType")
               .put(obj)
               .get();

Parameters:

value - The object to store as the event.

timestamp - The timestamp to store the event at.

Returns:

The prepared put request.

type

public EventResource type(java.lang.String type)

The type for an event, e.g. "update" or "tweet" etc.

Parameters:

type - The type of event.

Returns:

The event resource.

start

public EventResource start(long start)

The inclusive start of a time range to query.

Parameters:

start - The timestamp to get events from.

Returns:

The event resource.

end

public EventResource end(long end)

The exclusive end of a time range to query.

Parameters:

end - The timestamp to get events up to.

Returns:

The event resource.

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Election Cafés: find out more about being a Fed rep
Gwent branch chair Steve Thorpe says the Police Federation's upcoming Election Cafés are not to be missed by members thinking of becoming Federation workplace representatives.
The cafés are an informal online event for members, particularly from under-represented groups, who are thinking of becoming a rep when the election process starts on 1 July.
They aim to help members find out more about the role and to showcase how reps and self-organised groups are vital in supporting the Federation's 130,000 members across England and Wales.
Steve said: "Any members who are thinking of standing to become a rep at the upcoming elections should not miss the Election Cafés, they will be really useful.
"There's a real variety of speakers lined up, with experiences and expertise from across the Federation, who will give an insight into everything that goes into being a rep."
He added: "If members think they can represent and support their colleagues, I would encourage them to put themselves forward for election. Being a rep provides an opportunity to really grow your skillset, to learn more about key areas of policing and to help your colleagues when they really need some support or advice.
"There really is nothing more satisfying than helping a colleague in whatever way, with a piece of advice or through a lengthy investigation. It can be really rewarding."
The Election Cafés take place on:
Tuesday 18 May from 10am to 11.30am
Tuesday 25 May 25 from 2pm to 3.30pm and
Tuesday 1 June from 6pm to 7.30pm.
The busy agenda starts with welcomes from John Apter, the national Federation chair, and vice-chair Ché Donald.
There are tasters from Belinda Goodwin, National wellbeing lead and women's group secretary, and Zac Mader, Police Association strategic leads secretary and Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) and BAME belief secretary.
In the main session of the Election Café, Peggy Lamont, national Federation equality lead, will talk about the importance of officers putting themselves forward to become Fed reps.
There will also be inputs from leaders from the Federation's self-organised groups.
The events end with a Q & A and a recap of what's been shared and learned.
More information is available at www.polfed.org/repsatwork and you can register your interest by emailing pfevents@polfed.org


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GUIDED-MISSILE CRUISERS
In the 2013 budget request, the Navy announced a decision to retire seven cruisers as force reductions and thus avoid the cost of modernization. Congress refused to authorize the retirement of the four selected for 2013 — Cowpens, Anzio, Vicksburg and Port Royal — and three for 2014 — Gettysburg, Chosin and Hue City. In the 2015 budget, Congress opposed the Navy's proposal to take the 11 newest cruisers out of service, modernize them and retire the 11 oldest cruisers as the modernized ships came back on line. Congress did approve a plan to modernize two cruisers in 2015.
Lake Erie, which had operated under the direction of the Missile Defense Agency to conduct ballistic missile testing, was transferred from Pearl Harbor to San Diego in 2014 to undergo modernization. It was replaced in the BMD test role by the destroyer John Paul Jones.
Cruiser Modernization: The Cruiser Modernization (CG Mod) Program is intended to preserve mission relevancy of Aegis cruisers in support of the Navy's force structure well into the 21st century. The program introduces new mission and joint warfighting capabilities to the class, employing a block-upgrade strategy based on the Aegis combat system. The modernizations form a cost-effective investment strategy to extend the service life of the ships and reduce operating and maintenance costs.
The principal feature of the modernization is the installation of Aegis Open Architecture (AOA) to upgrade the Aegis Weapon System, the ACB 08/ACB 12 (Advanced Capability Build) computer software and associated displays and computing infrastructure. The new software replaces several existing baselines and provides improved tactical performance and functionality. The AOA upgrade provides the capacity for future combat system growth over the life of the class as well as mission expansion, such as BMD.
The Mk34 Mod 4 Gun Weapon System upgrade includes Mk45 Mod 2 5-inch/62-caliber guns, associated Mk160 Mod 11 fire-control system and optical sights, and improved land-attack capability. Upgraded command, control, communications, computers and intelligence (C4I) systems, and improved force-protection capabilities also are installed as part of the modernization.
Layered defense is improved through installation of the Close-In Weapon System (CIWS) Block 1B, Evolved Sea Sparrow Missile (ESSM), Mk53 Mod 5 Decoy Launch System (Nulka) and the SPQ-9B radar to increase detection and engagement of surface and air threats. Modernized Baseline 3 and 4 cruisers rejoin the fleet equipped with the improved anti-submarine warfare capability with the installation of the SQQ- 89A(V) 15 upgrade and the Multifunction Towed Array.
The upgrade program includes a significant hull, mechanical and electrical (HM&E) package that features alterations in weight and movement correction, hull and deckhouse structural improvements, corrosion-control enhancements, hangar deck strengthening, distributive system enhancements and many quality-of-service upgrades. The modernization includes new Integrated Ship Controls (ISC), or Smartship systems, and all-electric modifications on ships that have not yet received the alterations. Those cruisers with ISC previously installed receive system upgrades developed since the original installation.
The CG Mod program will upgrade all active cruisers. Complete modernization is occurring in two primary phases. The first involves HM&E Centric Modernization availabilities that include ISC and all-electric modifications, in addition to standalone combat systems ship changes. The duration of this phase is scheduled to be less than six months and takes place in the ship's homeport. The initial HM&E Centric Modernization availability for San Jacinto was completed in January 2007.
The second phase — Full Up Combat Systems Modernization — involves a fully integrated combat system package upgrade along with any HM&E ship changes not previously completed. Bunker Hill was the first ship to undergo the full upgrade and rejoined the fleet in 2009. CGs already having received the HM&E upgrades will have the integrated combat system upgrades installed during an availability in their homeport. Chancellorsville, having completed the modernization, shifted homeport to Yokosuka, Japan, in June 2015 as part of the forward-deployed naval force in the Western Pacific.
DISPLACEMENT: ......... 9,600 tons full load LENGTH:......................567 feet BEAM: .......................... 55 feet SPEED:......................... 30+ knots POWER PLANT:........... 4 gas turbines, 2 shafts, 80,000 shp AIRCRAFT:................... 2 SH-60B or MH-60R helicopters ARMAMENT: ................ Tomahawk, Harpoon and Standard missiles;
2 5-inch/54-caliber guns; 2 Phalanx CIWS;
6 Mk32 torpedo tubes
COMPLEMENT:............ 24 officers, 340 enlisted
BUILDERS:...................CGs 52-57, 59, 62, 65, 66, 68, 69, 71-73,
Ingalls Shipbuilding; CGs 58, 60, 61, 63, 64,
67, 70, General Dynamics Bath Iron Works
CG 52 Bunker Hill ........................................................San Diego, Calif.
CG 53 Mobile Bay........................................................San Diego, Calif.
CG 54 Antietam .......................................................... Yokosuka, Japan CG 55 Leyte Gulf ...............................................................Norfolk, Va.
CG 56 San Jacinto..............................................................Norfolk, Va.
CG 57 Lake Champlain ................................................San Diego, Calif.
CG 58 Philippine Sea........................................................Mayport, Fla.
CG 59 Princeton ..........................................................San Diego, Calif.
CG 60 Normandy................................................................Norfolk, Va.
CG 61 Monterey .................................................................Norfolk, Va.
CG 62 Chancellorsville................................................. Yokosuka, Japan CG 63 Cowpens...........................................................San Diego, Calif.
CG 64 Gettysburg ............................................................Mayport, Fla.
CG 65 Chosin........................................................Pearl Harbor, Hawaii CG 66 Hue City................................................................Mayport, Fla.
CG 67 Shiloh............................................................... Yokosuka, Japan CG 68 Anzio .......................................................................Norfolk, Va.
CG 69 Vicksburg ..............................................................Mayport, Fla.
CG 70 Lake Erie ..........................................................San Diego, Calif.
CG 71 Cape St. George...............................................San Diego, Calif.
CG 72 Vella Gulf .................................................................Norfolk, Va.
CG 73 Port Royal..................................................Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
ANTIETAM TICONDEROGA CLASS U . S . N A V Y


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Gavin Whyte (born 31 January 1996) is a Northern Irish professional footballer who plays as a midfielder for Cardiff City and the Northern Ireland national team.

Club career

Crusaders
Whyte's Crusaders team won three league titles in four years between 2015 and 2018 and he attracted interest from Scotland and England, most notably in trials with Premier League side Everton and Scottish side Celtic during the summer of 2016.

Whyte received the Player of the Round after his performance in the Scottish Challenge Cup quarter-finals in a game against defending champions Dundee United, when he netted an injury-time winner to send  Crusaders into the semi-finals against Inverness Caledonian Thistle.

During the 2017–18 season he scored 23 goals in 20 games, winning his third NIFL Premiership league title and also the County Antrim Shield with Crusaders, and was voted the Ulster Footballer of the Year award for 2017–18 and also the Northern Ireland Football Writers' Association Player of the Year award for 2017–18.

Oxford United
On 13 July 2018, Oxford United announced the signing of Whyte on a three-year deal, for an undisclosed transfer fee. He made his debut as an 82nd-minute substitute in Oxford's opening league match of the season, a 4–0 away defeat at Barnsley. His first start, and first goal, came in the first round of the EFL Cup against Coventry City ten days later; Whyte scored the second goal in a 2–0 win for Oxford. His first league goal followed in the next game, when he scored the opener in a 2–3 home defeat to Accrington Stanley. On 22 April 2019, Whyte scored his first hat-trick for the club, in a 2–3 away win against Shrewsbury Town. By the end of his first and only season with Oxford, he had scored 9 times in 47 appearances (7 of them in League One matches).

Cardiff City
On 30 July 2019, Whyte signed for Championship club Cardiff City for an undisclosed seven-figure fee. He made his debut on the opening day of the 2019–20 season as a substitute in place of Josh Murphy during a 3–2 defeat to Wigan Athletic.

Whyte joined League One club Hull City on a six-month loan deal on 14 January 2021. He made his debut on 16 January 2021 in a 1–1 draw at home to Blackpool. The following match on 19 January 2021, he scored in the 3–0 home win against Accrington Stanley.

On 31 July 2021, Whyte signed a one-year loan deal with Oxford United.

International career

On 14 March 2018, after impressing for Crusaders, Whyte was called up the Northern Ireland U21 squad by Manager Ian Baraclough for matches against Spain U21s and Iceland U21s in the European Under-21 Championships qualifying group stage fixtures. He impressed on 26 March 2018, as Northern Ireland U21 played out a goalless draw with Iceland.

On 16 May 2018, after impressing at club level and for the U21s, Whyte was named in Northern Ireland's squad ahead of friendlies against Panama and Costa Rica.

On 11 September 2018 Whyte scored on his Northern Ireland senior debut, scoring after 108 seconds in a 3–0 win against Israel at Windsor Park.

Career statistics

Club

International

Scores and results list Northern Ireland's goal tally first.

Honours
Hull City
EFL League One: 2020–21

References

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1996 births
Living people
Association footballers from Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland under-21 international footballers
Northern Ireland international footballers
Association football forwards
Crusaders F.C. players
Oxford United F.C. players
Cardiff City F.C. players
Hull City A.F.C. players
NIFL Premiership players
English Football League players
Ulster Footballers of the Year
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Forget everything you know about Kibbutz hospitality. The Travelers' hotel at Kibbutz Eilon is the living proof that hospitality in a lovely place, in comfortable and well-kept rooms at a fair and decent price is possible without having to empty all your savings.
The place is designed for people who like traveling and are looking for a clean, pleasant and inviting place to put their head down at the end of a long excursion day.
These 28 rooms and family apartments are scattered within a Caron and Oak grove. The complex includes a dining room offering guests an Israeli breakfast in the best Kibbutz tradition.
The premises are submerged in green, the quiet is magical, and the only noise heard here is that of birds singing, crickets chirping and children's laughter.
The rooms are designed in pleasant simplicity, their floor covered in wood parquet. The illumination is pleasant, and the walls are adorned with drawings and landscape photography made by an artist. All these give the rooms a homey, heartwarming sensation.
Each one of the rooms is equipped with a double bed and convertible sofa beds for children, a television and an accessorized kitchen, a shower and a bathroom. Some rooms have a private balcony and Studio rooms have a large balcony shared by all the rooms and equipped with tables and chairs. In apartments suitable for families with up to three children, there is a separate room for kids, a balcony with a view, a plasma screen, separate parents unit, a bathroom and toilet and an accessorized kitchen.
Outdoors guests can enjoy the spacious lawns, barbeque facilities and tables and chairs.
Although the Travelers' Hotel is designed to serve as a hostel for guests who like traveling, in the event gusts decide they wish to stay in the hotel, or in the event guests or their children desire some more action after an excursion day, guests may enjoy the tennis, volleyball and basketball courts, the swimming pool in the summer (in winter guests are welcome to use the indoor pool at Kibbutz Evron). In addition, guests can visit the Davidzon Garden, a garden of status and totem poles exhibiting 300 works, integrated in a natural grove and a blooming garden, and to hear the unique story of the artist. Entrance for a fee.


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India lost 1-2 against Germany with a 59th minute goal – Rio Olympics 2016
Hockey coach Roelant Oltmans' assertion that there were no grey areas in his team fell flat on Monday as Indian hockey team once again lost nerves in the closing moments of the game and conceded a goal just three seconds from the hooter to lose 1-2 to Germany in their second Pool B game.
Christopher Ruhr made full use of the chaos that prevailed in the Indian defence as he deflected the ball home to give the defending champions their second straight win at the Rio Olympic Games.
It was Niklas Wellen who put Germany ahead in the 18th minute but the lead lasted barely five minutes as Rupinder Pal Singh drew parity, scoring off a penalty corner.
Germany counter followed and they broke the deadlock when Linus Butt set up Wellen near the goal. Wellen made no mistake and dribbled past defender Surender Kumar to slam the ball in India's net beating goalkeeper PR Sreejesh in the 18th minute.
India rallied back strongly with SV Sunil's cross found the body of Martin Haner, resulting in a penalty corner. Rupinder provided the equaliser by firing low to German goalkeeper Jacobi's right.
India had equal share of ball and attack till the end of the second quarter in which they muffed a few chances. Raghunath's brilliant through ball was well intercepted by Nikkin but he could not beat Jacobi.
In the third quarter, Indians dictated the terms with Danish Mujtaba and Akashdeep Singh proving threatening from the left. They created many chances but their finishing was not up to mark.
Raghunath's diagonal ball was defended poorly, earning India a penalty corner. This time, Rupinder's flick was cleared by Jacobi, who then saved the rebound in the 38th minute.
Christopher Ruhr of Germany celebrates the winning goal against India with his teammates (Source Reuters)
Germany fought back in the first couple of minutes in the final quarter, after Timur Oruz's free-hit was defended messily. It resulted in a penalty corner but Furste's flick was dismissed by defender Surender.
India increased the pressure when Sunil was brought down just away from the circle, resulting in a penalty corner. Rupinder again stepped up, only to be denied by the rival defence. Germany mounted several counter attacks but failed to translate them into goals.
However, India lost the match they should not have when in the dying moments they conceded a goal that came as a free-hit from the halfway line. Ruhr, the two-time World Young Player of the Year, deflected the ball home to get his team three full points.
It was the fourth loss for India against Germany in 11 Olympic matches. Overall, it was the 51st loss for eight-time Olympic champions India against the European side in 94 matches.
India will next play Argentina on Tuesday.
With two wins from as many games, Germany lead Pool B with six points, followed by Netherlands (4) and India (3).
Category: Rio Olympics 2016
Tags: germany vs india, india germany, india germany hockey, india vs germany hockey, rio 2016, Rio Olympics 2016, rio olympics india germany


The 18-hole Davis-Monthan AFB Golf Course in Tucson, Arizona is a military golf course that opened in 1969. Designed by Civil Engineers, Davis-Monthan AFB Golf Course measures 6611 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 128 and a 70.6 USGA rating. The course features 3 sets of tees for different skill levels.
This course is in the best shape it has been in since I restarted playing in 2011. The greens are excellent and the fairways are well kept. It is a very flat course which is why I cannot give it five stars.
NOW, after all of that work to get this course in this good of condition, the commander has asked and been granted to close the course because of the water that it uses.
It is to bad that we didn't have a commander that played golf.


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Q: Is it possible to delete multiple rows in MySQL if target table is in from clause? I'm using PHPMYAdmin and MySQL Database. I would like to remove from the table 1masterinventory all the rows (PK RID) that are not in 1amazoninventory (PK RID). I feel like this query should work but I get the error "#1093 - You can't specify target table '1masterinventory' for update in FROM clause."
 DELETE FROM 1masterinventory
 WHERE rid IN
     (
        SELECT rid
        FROM 1masterinventory
        WHERE rid NOT IN
         (
           SELECT rid FROM
           1amazoninventory WHERE 1
         )
    )

A: SQL Fiddle:
DELETE m
FROM 1masterinventory m
LEFT JOIN 1amazoninventory a ON a.rid = m.rid
WHERE a.rid IS NULL;

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RevBuilders Marketing
Northern Virginian SEO Company, RevBuilders Marketing, Seals New Contract with Rocket Fizz, LLC
Digital Marketing Company, RevBuilders is pleased to announce the Search Engine Optimization contract with Rocket Fizz, LLC.
Gainesville, VA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 05/14/2015 --RevBuilders Marketing is excited to announce its recent contract with Rocket Fizz, LLC., to improve its Search Engine Optimization in order to spur on the growth of Rocket Fizz franchises.
SEO marketing is a comprehensive tool which leads to an increase in potential customers visiting a company's website. This essential function includes such services as keyword research, meta description review and updates, code analysis to optimize search engines and consulting for better placement of keywords. Through these functions, not only will a company enjoy an increase in traffic flow, but also in interest in franchising opportunities.
Since its conception in 2007 by co-founders Robert Powells and Ryan Morgan, Rocket Fizz Soda Pop and Candy Shop, has enjoyed much success due to its fun and nostalgic atmosphere. This winning combination has resulted in increased growth from its original flagship store in Camarillo Ca, to include another corporate store in Sherman Oaks, Ca, as well as a multitude of other franchises located throughout the country.
RevBuilders Marketing is excited to work with Rocket Fizz, LLC. "They are a great company, which has given its consumers a lot of enjoyment over these past years." Said Scot Small, President and CEO of RevBuilders Marketing. "I am sure that through a redefined Search Engine Optimization approach, our efforts will lead to an increase in interest for potential franchisers."
For more information about SEO, please visit: http://www.revbuilders.com
For franchise information, please visit: http://rocketfizz.com/franchise
About RevBuilders Marketing
RevBuilders Marketing is a full service marketing company which uses a customized approach in order to garner more consumer interest and an increased channel presence for each and every client. Among the various services offered are: Web Design, SEO, Paid Search Management, Brand Identity Marketing, Email Marketing, Integrated Marketing, Video Marketing, and Content Writing & Marketing. Based in Gainesville, VA., RevBuilders is dedicated to the advancement of each of its clients.
About Rocket Fizz, LLC
Rocket Fizz Soda Pop and Candy Shop focuses on providing its customers with a retro experience designed to "bring out the kid" in anyone. Founded in 2009, it has become one of the quickest growing companies of its kind. Expanding from its two flagship corporate stores in Camarillo Ca. and Sherman Oakes Ca., its old-fashioned, fun business model has lead its multiple franchises to enjoy the same success.
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V.A. - Ocean Child: Songs Of Yoko Ono
Pressing EU
Condition Brand New Sealed
Classic Black Vinyl
Released by Atlantic
Curated by Death Cab For Cutie's Ben Gibbard, Ocean Child: Songs of Yoko Ono is various artist project covering songs of Yoko Ono compiled here by a generation-spanning group of musicians for whom her work has meant so much.
It will feature contributions from David Byrne, Deerhoof, Death Cab For Cutie, The Flaming Lips, Japanese Breakfast, Jay Som, Stephin Merritt, Sharon Van Etten, Yo La Tengo and more.
On an album born out of both love and frustration, Ben evokes "the seemingly bottomless well of inspiration and enjoyment" that Yoko Ono's music has provided, both for him and everyone else present on this compilation.
"As an advocate, the tallest hurdle to clear has always been the public's ignorance as to the breadth of Yoko's work" he continues, as "she has consistently created melodies as memorable as those of the best pop writers".
It is his sincere hope that a new crop of Yoko Ono fans fall in love with her songwriting due in small part to this album that they have put together.


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vilailuck-teigen
Vilailuck Teigen
Sat Jul 11 2020
By Manish Khanal
Birth Date December 2,1961
Full Name Vilailuck Teigen
Birth Name Vilailuck Teigen
Ethnicity Thai
Birth Country Thailand
Spouse Ron Teigen Sr.
No Of Children Chrissy Teigen, Tina Teigen
Some people come to limelight much after their years of hard work and dedication to their jobs. Vilailuck Teigen is among the celebrity parents who rose to fame after their children became famous. Vilailuck is better known as the father of Chrissy Teigen.
Vilailuck was born on December 12, 1961, in Thailand. Much about her parent's information is not known to the public. In addition, Her academic qualification is not shared with the public. Teigen rose to fame after appearing in the Short, Tv Series, Chrissy's Court.
Relationship Status of Vilailuck Teigen
Vilailuck is living a single life as of now. Teigen is happy with her daughter in the United States. She remains busy looking after her grandchildren.
Image: Vilaluck along with her former husband, Ron Teigen Sr.
Source: Page Six
Vilailick recently separated from her husband, Ron Teigen Sr. The documents show that Ron and Vilailuck were married on May 10, 1983. The estranged pair share two adult children, Chrissy, and another daughter Chrissy has yet to speak out publicly regarding her parents' split and a rep for the Bring the Funny star did not immediately respond.
In September, Vilailuck, who officially became a U.S. citizen in 2018, jetted off to Thailand with Chrissy, Legend, and their kids.
Image: Vilaluck along with her daughter attending a event
Source: Closer Weekly
Documents reveal that the marriage between Ron Teigen and Vilailuck "Pepper" Teigen was officially over on May 14, 2020, divorce judgment. The love birds had separated from January 1, 2017. The reason for the divorce is yet to be shared with the public.
Daughter's Beautiful Married Life
Vilailuck Teigen is a proud mother of Chrissy Teigen. She is living a happy married life along with a famous American Musician, John Legend. The couple tied their knots on September 14, 2013, in Como, Italy. They became engaged in December 2011 after dating for more than five years.
Image: Vilauck along with her daughter and Son-in-Law
Source: Us Weekly
The famous love birds are blessed with two kids,Luna and Miles. Both of them were conceived via in vitro fertilization. Chrissy found her life partner in first love, but John was in a relationship with a few more girls.
Net Worth and Earnings
Vilailuck Teigen is living a happy life. She has been living with her daughter, Chrissy, in her huge Mansion located in California. Her elder daughter, Tina Teigen, also lives nearby them. Recently, Her son-in-law John Legend bought a huge Mansion in California for $5.1 Million.
In addition, her daughter, Chrissy Teigen, has a net worth of more than $11 Million. She was the highest-paid model in 2018. She has been earning much of her net worth through her modeling career. She has modeled campaigns for a wide variety of companies and brands, including Nike, Gap Factory, Venus, Gillette, and XOXO.
Image: Vilaluck along with her daughter and her family
Source: Oprah Magazine
Teigen has appeared on the cover of Ocean Drive magazine and Cosmopolitan, and in editorials for Italian Vogue, Esquire, Glamour, Galore, and Cosmopolitan.
Their real estate portfolio also includes two penthouses in New York City. They bought one in May 2018 for slightly over $9 million and the second in April for $8 million.
Check Out More Diversifying Things About Celebrities' Personal Life & Career Highlights At Married Celeb!!!
Celebrity family


As far as HD remakes go, Karateka is an odd one. While it was a well recieved beat'em up in 1984, it's not exactly a classic. When gamers are reminiscing, you'll rarely encounter something in the vein of "Man, Remember Karateka? That was awesome!" Regardless, though, developer Jordan Mechner thought it important to bring the game to a new generation, so now we have an all-new version of Karateka.
The first screens of the game were released today, highlighting a completely new style. Instead of keeping the basic graphical style the same, but updating in a modern-day engine, the game is near-unrecognizable from the original.
Well, uh, at least the arrows are the same.


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package net.openhft.chronicle.network.ssl;

import net.openhft.chronicle.core.io.IORuntimeException;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

import javax.net.ssl.SSLContext;
import javax.net.ssl.SSLEngine;
import javax.net.ssl.SSLEngineResult;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.UncheckedIOException;
import java.nio.ByteBuffer;
import java.time.Instant;

/**
 * This class is responsible for the following:
 *

 * 1. Pass decrypted input data to an underlying TcpHandler, accepting decrypted output data
 * 2. Read encrypted input data from the input buffer and decrypt it for the underlying TcpHandler
 * 3. Encrypt output data from the underlying TcpHandler, and write it to the output buffer
 *

 * initialise is a blocking operation that will only return when a successful
 * SSL handshake has occurred, or if an exception occurred.
 */
final class SslEngineStateMachine {
    private static final Logger LOGGER = LoggerFactory.getLogger(SslEngineStateMachine.class);

    private static final int HANDSHAKE_BUFFER_CAPACITY = 32768;

    private final BufferHandler bufferHandler;
    private final boolean isAcceptor;

    private SSLEngine engine;
    private ByteBuffer outboundApplicationData;
    private ByteBuffer outboundEncodedData;
    private ByteBuffer inboundEncodedData;
    private ByteBuffer inboundApplicationData;
    private ByteBuffer[] precomputedWrapArray;
    private ByteBuffer[] precomputedUnwrapArray;

    private boolean inHandshake = true;

    SslEngineStateMachine(final BufferHandler bufferHandler, final boolean isAcceptor) {
        this.bufferHandler = bufferHandler;
        this.isAcceptor = isAcceptor;
    }

    void initialise(SSLContext ctx) {
        try {
            engine = ctx.createSSLEngine();
            engine.setUseClientMode(!isAcceptor);
            if (isAcceptor) {
                engine.setNeedClientAuth(true);
            }
            engine.beginHandshake();

            outboundApplicationData = ByteBuffer.allocateDirect(Math.max(engine.getSession().getApplicationBufferSize(), HANDSHAKE_BUFFER_CAPACITY));
            outboundEncodedData = ByteBuffer.allocateDirect(Math.max(engine.getSession().getPacketBufferSize(), HANDSHAKE_BUFFER_CAPACITY));
            inboundApplicationData = ByteBuffer.allocateDirect(Math.max(engine.getSession().getApplicationBufferSize(), HANDSHAKE_BUFFER_CAPACITY));
            inboundEncodedData = ByteBuffer.allocateDirect(Math.max(engine.getSession().getPacketBufferSize(), HANDSHAKE_BUFFER_CAPACITY));
            // eliminates array creation on each call to SSLEngine.wrap()
            precomputedWrapArray = new ByteBuffer[]{outboundApplicationData};
            precomputedUnwrapArray = new ByteBuffer[]{inboundApplicationData};
        } catch (IOException e) {
            throw new RuntimeException("Unable to perform handshake at " + Instant.now(), e);
        }
    }

    boolean performHandshake() throws IOException {
        SSLEngineResult.HandshakeStatus status = engine.getHandshakeStatus();
        SSLEngineResult result;

        boolean reportedInitialStatus = false;
        SSLEngineResult.HandshakeStatus lastStatus = status;

        boolean didSomething = false;

        while (status != SSLEngineResult.HandshakeStatus.FINISHED &&
                status != SSLEngineResult.HandshakeStatus.NOT_HANDSHAKING) {
            if (!reportedInitialStatus) {
                LOGGER.debug("initial status {}", status);
                reportedInitialStatus = true;
            }
            if (status != lastStatus) {
                LOGGER.debug("status change to {}", status);
                lastStatus = status;
            }
            switch (status) {
                case NEED_UNWRAP:
                    final int read = bufferHandler.readData(inboundEncodedData);
                    if (read > 0) {
                        didSomething = true;
                    }

                    inboundEncodedData.flip();
                    final int dataReceived = inboundEncodedData.remaining();
                    result = engine.unwrap(inboundEncodedData, outboundApplicationData);
                    if (dataReceived > 0) {
                        LOGGER.debug("Received {} from handshake peer", dataReceived);
                    }
                    inboundEncodedData.compact();

                    switch (result.getStatus()) {
                        case OK:
                            break;
                        case BUFFER_UNDERFLOW:
                            LOGGER.debug("Not enough data read from remote end ({})", dataReceived);
                            break;
                        default:
                            LOGGER.error("Bad handshake status: {}/{}",
                                    result.getStatus(), result.getHandshakeStatus());
                            break;
                    }
                    break;
                case NEED_WRAP:
                    outboundEncodedData.clear();
                    result = engine.wrap(outboundApplicationData, outboundEncodedData);

                    switch (result.getStatus()) {
                        case OK:
                            outboundEncodedData.flip();
                            int remaining = outboundEncodedData.remaining();
                            int wrote = bufferHandler.writeData(outboundEncodedData);
                            if (wrote < remaining) {
                                throw new IOException("Handshake message did not fit in buffer");
                            }

                            LOGGER.debug("Wrote {} to handshake peer", wrote);

                            didSomething = true;
                            break;
                        default:
                            throw new UnsupportedOperationException(result.getStatus().toString());
                    }
                    break;
                case NEED_TASK:
                    Runnable delegatedTask;
                    while ((delegatedTask = engine.getDelegatedTask()) != null) {
                        try {
                            delegatedTask.run();
                            LOGGER.debug("Ran task {}", delegatedTask);
                            didSomething = true;
                        } catch (RuntimeException e) {
                            LOGGER.error("Delegated task threw exception", e);
                        }
                    }
                    break;
            }

            status = engine.getHandshakeStatus();

            if (!didSomething)
                return false;

            didSomething = false;
        }

        outboundApplicationData.clear();
        outboundApplicationData.clear();
        outboundEncodedData.clear();
        inHandshake = false;

        return true;
    }

    public boolean action() {
        final int read;
        boolean busy = false;
        try {
            if (inHandshake)
                return performHandshake();

            bufferHandler.handleDecryptedData(inboundApplicationData, outboundApplicationData);

            if (outboundApplicationData.position() != 0) {

                outboundApplicationData.flip();

                if (engine.wrap(precomputedWrapArray, outboundEncodedData).
                        getStatus() == SSLEngineResult.Status.CLOSED) {
                    LOGGER.warn("Socket closed");
                    return false;
                }
                busy = outboundApplicationData.hasRemaining();
                outboundApplicationData.compact();
            }
            if (outboundEncodedData.position() != 0) {
                outboundEncodedData.flip();
                bufferHandler.writeData(outboundEncodedData);
                busy |= outboundEncodedData.hasRemaining();
                outboundEncodedData.compact();
            }

            read = bufferHandler.readData(inboundEncodedData);
            if (read == -1) {
                throw new IORuntimeException("Socket closed");
            }
            busy |= read != 0;

            if (inboundEncodedData.position() != 0) {
                inboundEncodedData.flip();
                engine.unwrap(inboundEncodedData, precomputedUnwrapArray);
                busy |= inboundEncodedData.hasRemaining();
                inboundEncodedData.compact();
            }

            if (inboundApplicationData.position() != 0) {
                inboundApplicationData.flip();
                bufferHandler.handleDecryptedData(inboundApplicationData, outboundApplicationData);
                busy |= inboundApplicationData.hasRemaining();
                inboundApplicationData.compact();
            }
        } catch (IOException e) {
            throw new UncheckedIOException(e);
        }

        return busy;
    }

    void close() {
        engine.closeOutbound();
    }
}


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STOP HUMAN WAVE ATTACK!
Post subject: Re: STOP HUMAN WAVE ATTACK!
New Publication: How Immigration and Refugee Resettlement Are Used as a Weapon against America
"Refugees, Immigration and the Agenda to Erase America. It is from the Center for Security Policy "
http://www.cairco.org/news/new-publicat ... st-america
https://docs.google.com/viewerng/viewer ... n_Axis.pdf
"These bills can turn back the clock on 25 years of imported poverty, lawlessness, overcrowding, environmental damage, and wage stagnation.
Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee:
Chances of voting on 4 great immigration bills in House are
Together, these 4 bills would largely solve the illegal immigration crisis. (Addressing "sanctuary cities" is a start, but the problem is so much bigger.) These bills would keep would-be illegal aliens out, remove the jobs magnet, encourage the illegal aliens here to leave, and end the fraud and abuse that has ushered in millions of "legal" and legalized illegal immigrants over the years.
Yes, it's true! These bills can turn back the clock on 25 years of imported poverty, lawlessness, overcrowding, environmental damage, and wage stagnation. (You can read the specifics of the bills towards the bottom of this letter.) What Rep. Goodlatte needs now is a tremendous outpouring of citizens telling Congress that they demand true reform.
We don't raise campaign cash to "throw the bums out" (as angry voters might say). In the past decade, Congressmen have been booted out of office at a rate unprecedented in modern times, yet many of the new ones behave as badly as the old ones. So many break their campaign promises and ignore their mandates. The real problem is the influence of entrenched special interest groups and corporate lobbyists claiming to represent the people.
If you don't believe our citizen activism accomplishes much, think how much worse America's problems would be with 33 million more people competing for jobs, so many more millions of Americans displaced into welfare and poverty, so many more children needing schools, drivers needing highway construction, and power plants for 33 million more people having to stay beneath pollution limits.
We won that battle, but now it's time to start advancing OUR agenda for the American people.
Now is the time to quit worrying about how much worse the future could be, and start making the future better.
Here are FOUR crucial policy changes we are pushing RIGHT NOW to remedy the current immigration crisis. And Chairman Goodlatte's House Judiciary Committee has already passed these four great bills to enact them.
Remove obstacles to enforcement. Trey Gowdy's bill -- the Michael Davis, Jr. and Danny Oliver in Honor of State and Local Law Enforcement Act (H.R.1148) -- would not just ban sanctuary cities. It would also bolster the interior immigration enforcement system dismantled by the Obama Administration and defund President Obama's unconstitutional executive actions on immigration.
Prevent Illegal Aliens from displacing Americans, including legal immigrants. Rep. Lamar Smith's (R-Texas) mandatory E-Verify bill -- the Legal Workforce Act (H.R.1147) -- would require all businesses to check new hires through this web-based system within three years.
Send unaccompanied minors home to their parents. Rep. John Carter's (R-Texas) Protection of Children Act (H.R.1149) would prevent unaccompanied alien children (UACs) without a legitimate humanitarian claim from using loopholes and inconsistencies in immigration law to remain in the U.S. and instead be returned home.
Protect the border and reform asylum laws. Rep. Jason Chaffetz' Asylum Reform and Border Protection Act of 2015 (H.R.1153) would make critical improvements to an asylum system that is overwhelmed with fraud and abuse."
http://www.numbersusa.com
CorrinTose
Don't you think it's already too late to stop this?
No, it is not too late. The Trump has got the majority worked up to enforce the '86 laws ourselves if necessary. We do not have much time because the enemies of America are using high breeding for conquest as a weapon. Without regard to the fact we have been overpopulated grossly for 50 years, and that it kills the future. The invaders are also products of overpopulation and its negative economic effects. More like cancers than humans IMHO.
SiberD
Location: The only hole built above ground
http://www.ijreview.com/2015/10/440043-texas-official-reveals-disturbing-threat-may-coming-across-border/?author=cm&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=owned&utm_campaign=politics&utm_term=ijamerica
I can have oodles of charm....... when I want to.


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// Copyright 2000-2017 JetBrains s.r.o. Use of this source code is governed by the Apache 2.0 license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
package com.theoryinpractice.testng.inspection;

import com.intellij.codeInsight.AnnotationUtil;
import com.intellij.codeInspection.*;
import com.intellij.openapi.diagnostic.Logger;
import com.intellij.psi.*;
import com.intellij.psi.util.PsiTreeUtil;
import com.intellij.util.SmartList;
import com.intellij.util.containers.MultiMap;
import com.theoryinpractice.testng.TestngBundle;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.Nullable;
import org.testng.annotations.DataProvider;

import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

/**
 * @author Dmitry Batkovich
 */
public class DuplicatedDataProviderNamesInspection extends AbstractBaseJavaLocalInspectionTool {
  private final static Logger LOG = Logger.getInstance(DuplicatedDataProviderNamesInspection.class);
  private final static String NAME_ATTRIBUTE = "name";

  @Override
  public ProblemDescriptor @Nullable [] checkClass(@NotNull PsiClass aClass, @NotNull InspectionManager manager, boolean isOnTheFly) {
    final String dataProviderFqn = DataProvider.class.getCanonicalName();

    final MultiMap<String, PsiMethod> dataProvidersByName = new MultiMap<>();
    for (HierarchicalMethodSignature signature : aClass.getVisibleSignatures()) { //include only visible signatures to hide overridden methods
      PsiMethod method = signature.getMethod();
      final PsiAnnotation annotation = AnnotationUtil.findAnnotation(method, dataProviderFqn);
      if (annotation != null) {
        final PsiAnnotationMemberValue value = annotation.findAttributeValue(NAME_ATTRIBUTE);
        if (value != null) {
          final String dataProviderName = PsiTreeUtil.isAncestor(annotation, value, false)
                                          ? AnnotationUtil.getStringAttributeValue(annotation, NAME_ATTRIBUTE)
                                          : method.getName();
          if (dataProviderName != null) {
            dataProvidersByName.putValue(dataProviderName, method);
          }
        }
      }
    }

    final List<ProblemDescriptor> descriptors = new SmartList<>();
    for (Map.Entry<String, Collection<PsiMethod>> entry : dataProvidersByName.entrySet()) {
      if (entry.getValue().size() > 1) {
        for (PsiMethod method : entry.getValue()) {
          if (method.getContainingClass() != aClass) continue; //don't highlight methods in super class
          final String description =
            TestngBundle.message("inspection.message.data.provider.with.name.already.exists.in.context", entry.getKey());
          final PsiAnnotation annotation = AnnotationUtil.findAnnotation(method, dataProviderFqn);
          LOG.assertTrue(annotation != null);
          final PsiAnnotationMemberValue nameElement = annotation.findAttributeValue(NAME_ATTRIBUTE);
          LOG.assertTrue(nameElement != null);
          PsiElement problemElement = PsiTreeUtil.isAncestor(aClass, nameElement, false) ? nameElement : method.getNameIdentifier();
          LOG.assertTrue(problemElement != null);
          descriptors.add(manager.createProblemDescriptor(problemElement, description, isOnTheFly, LocalQuickFix.EMPTY_ARRAY, ProblemHighlightType.ERROR));
        }
      }
    }
    return descriptors.isEmpty() ? null : descriptors.toArray(ProblemDescriptor.EMPTY_ARRAY);
  }
}


Really the critic are too bad. I saw this movie yesterday and it was too good. Raven did a good job. I don't know why they said it wasn't good. This is a cool movie. You must see the movie. Its Great!
The reviewers were wrong; it's a VERY good movie... had me constantly laughing... very funny.
Okay, I heard this movie got bad reviews but who cares about those critics?! it has Martin Lawrence, Raven Symone and Donny Osmond! I love the movie and I'm going to see it in theatres.
Innocuous family comedy, enjoyable but unmemorable. Raven-Symone is good and Donny Osmond has a funny supporting role. Fun score.
Martin Lawrence stars in this dim-witted, run-of-the mill, family friendly comedy that is weak and unfunny. Do not see this movie; let it fall into the 99 cents DVD bins at Kmart.
The movie was TERRIBLE. so lame and NOT FUNNY, when I saw it in theaters the only thing that entertained me was the fact that my brother choked on his popcorn.