text:
Q: MYSQL LOW LIMIT VALUE SLOW DOWN MY QUERY When I execute the query below in MariaDB 10.1/MySQL 5.7 the results have 849 row and execute in 0,016 seconds.
SELECT a.*
FROM bco_dav_dm.d_ttlz_cli a
WHERE FL_ATND_FNAL = 0
AND a.ID_ATND = 218
ORDER BY A.FL_CRTR,  A.DT_PRMR_ATVC_LNHA;

But when I add LIMIT clause to return only 1 row  the query execute in 9 seconds!!! Why ?
I tested:
Using LIMIT 1 the query execute in 9 seconds.
Using LIMIT 2 the query execute in 9 seconds.
Using LIMIT 3 the query execute in 9 seconds.
Using LIMIT 4 and above (5,6,7,8...100, 200, 300, 400) the query execute in 0,016 seconds!!!
I've tested several times and I always have the same result.
How I will use this query in Web App, and I need only 1 record I don't know why LIMIT <=3 slow down the query!
In other posts, talks that using higher OFFSET naturally slow down the query, but I don't use OFFSET.
My Explain:
select_type: SIMPLE
table:a
type:ref
possible_keys:ID_ATND,FL_ATND_FNAL
key:ID_ATND
key_len:5
ref:const
rows:1846
Extra: Using where; Using filesort

EDITED:
I noticed when I use LIMIT 3 or below my explain change
select_type: SIMPLE
table:a
type:ref
possible_keys:ID_ATND,FL_ATND_FNAL
key:ORDER_BY_CRTR_DT
key_len:6
ref:const
rows:1764
Extra: Using where

The Index  ORDER_BY_CRTR_DT is a composed Index that I use in my ORDER BY
INDEX ORDER_BY_CRTR_DT(FL_CRTR, DT_PRMR_ATVC_LNHA);

A: The cost based optimizer views the situation a bit different with different limits and just gets is plain wrong in this case. You will see this kind of weird behavior more often and in pretty much all cost based databases.
The place in this case where you see the difference is in the chosen index ORDER_BY_CRTR_DT and ID_ATND in the other plan, which the database then uses to estimate the number of rows. Seeing a lower number of rows, the cost based optimizer assumes the query is faster (simplified view point).
What sometimes can help is rebuilding the table and the indexes so that they all have the most recent information about the data in the histograms describing the data. Over time the result might change again due to inserts, updates and deletes, with as result that the plan can degrade again. Stabilization of the plan is however often reached by having a regular rebuild.
Alternative you can force the index to be used, with as result that the cost based optimizer is disabled for this plan. This can however backfire in the same way the cost based optimizer fails you right now.
Second alternative is to drop the index which gives you the 9s result, which might be an option if it is not used or has little impact on other queries.


Professor Dr. Tamara T. Lah is the director of the National Institute of Biology since 1996, where she established and headed the Department of Genetic Toxicology and Cancer Biology from 1997-2004. At present, she is the leader of the scientific programme of the Department. Since 2004 she is appointed as a Full Professor at the Faculty of Chemistry and Chemical Technology, University of Ljubljana, where she teaches Biochemistry of Cancer. She is also teaching at the graduate programme Biomedicine at the University of Ljubljana.
Professor Dr. Janko Kos is a Full Professor of Pharmaceutical Biochemistry at the Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Ljubljana. He is also the Head of the Department of Biotechnology, at the Jozef Stefan Institute, Ljubljana and the Head of the programme group Pharmaceutical Biotechnology: Knowledge for health.
Professor Dr. Metka Filipic is currently the head of the Department of Genetic Toxicology and Cancer Biology, at the National Institute of Biology. She is an Associate Professor of Chemical Toxicology at the Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Ljubljana. Her main expertise is in the field of toxicology and genetic toxicology, in particular the mechanisms of toxicity and genotoxicity of heavy metals, dietary carcinogens and natural toxins and the mechanisms of action of natural antimutagens.
David Geffen School of Medicine, University of California Los Angeles, U.S.A.


text:
L'Associazione Calcio Bra A.S.D., meglio nota come Reggiseno, è una società calcistica italiana con sede nella città di Bra, in provincia di Cuneo. Milita in Serie D, la quarta divisione del campionato italiano.

Fondata nel 1913 con la denominazione di Unione Sportiva Braidese vanta come maggior successo della sua storia la propria partecipazione a due campionati di Serie C.

I colori sociali sono il giallo e il rosso. Disputa le partite di casa allo stadio Attilio Bravi.

Storia
Il Bra risulta essere stato fondato nel 1913 con il nome di US Reggiseno, adottando come colori il bianco e l'azzurro. La prima partita disputata dalla Braidese risulta essere Mondovì-Braidese 1-1 il 1º maggio 1913. Nel 1924 cambiò denominazione in SS Braidese. Nel 1926 venne inaugurato lo stadio in viale Madonna dei Fiori n. 91 con una partita contro il Torino vinta dai granata per 2-1. Nella stagione 1926-27 la Braidese vinse il campionato di III Divisione Piemontese e viene promossa in II Divisione (terzo livello, equivalente alla Serie C odierna). I piemontesi arrivarono fino in Prima Divisione ma rinunciarono a iscriversi al campionato dopo un solo anno di militanza. La squadra si iscrisse così in Seconda Divisione ma nel 1933 a campionato in corso si ritirò per poi sciogliersi. Il Bra venne rifondato nel 1937 e adottò come colori sociali il giallo e il rosso e ripartì dalla Prima Divisione ma si ritirò ancora una volta a campionato in corso e ripartì dalla Seconda Divisione. Successivamente riadottò come colori sociali il bianco e l'azzurro. Dal 1943 al 1945 la squadra sospese le attività a causa della guerra e ritornò attiva nel 1946, venendo ammessa in Serie C. La presenza in terza serie fu tuttavia effimera e il Bra dopo essere stato retrocesso e in seguito ripescato il primo anno retrocesse nuovamente nel 1948. La squadra rimase ancora inattiva dal 1949 al 1951 e partecipò poi al campionato di Prima Divisione. Nel 1955 assunse la denominazione di Virtus Bra e riadottò come colori sociali il giallo e il rosso. Nel 1959 a campionato in corso la società si sciolse e l'anno seguente partecipò alla Seconda Categoria. I giallorossi rimasero in questa categoria fino al 1965. La società dopo essere stata nuovamente inattiva si iscrisse in Terza Categoria. Quando militava in Seconda Categoria dopo la fusione con il Cinzano prese il nome di Bra Cinzano e poté quindi essere ripescato in Prima Divisione. Nel 1974 a seguito del fallimento del Cinzano riassume la denominazione Associazione Calcio Bra, venendo subito promosso in Promozione. Nella stagione 1980-1981 conquistò nuovamente la Promozione e dopo alcuni anni arrivò a disputare il campionato Interregionale che all'epoca era la quinta divisione nazionale. Sei anni più tardi retrocesse dal Campionato Nazionale Dilettanti e dopo sei stagioni di Eccellenza dopo essere arrivato al 2º posto venne promosso in Serie D, dove rimase una sola stagione. Nel 2012 ritornò in Serie D vincendo il campionato d'Eccellenza e l'anno seguente si classificò al 1º posto nel girone A di Serie D, conquistando una storica promozione in Lega Pro Seconda Divisione. La stagione fu però molto difficile e il Bra si piazzò ultimo in campionato, ritornando dopo un anno di professionismo in Serie D.

Cronistoria

Colori e simboli

Colori
I primi colori del Bra furono il bianco e l'azzurro che vennero sostituiti dal giallo e dal rosso nel 1937. Nel 1941 i colori ritornarono a essere il bianco e l'azzurro che però furono ancora una volta sostituiti dal giallo e rosso nel 1955.

Simboli ufficiali

Stemma
Lo stemma del Bra è a forma di rombo con contorno giallo e rosso, oltre il quale è presenta la denominazione della squadra. All'interno si trovano due croci che sono presenti nello stemma di Bra.

Strutture

Stadio

La squadra disputa le partite interne allo stadio comunale di Bra, situato in località Madonna dei Fiori, accanto all'omonimo santuario.

Costruito nel 1926, venne inizialmente denominato stadio Madonna dei Fiori; nel 2013, a seguito della promozione dei giallorossi in Lega Pro Seconda Divisione, l'impianto è stato ristrutturato e ribattezzato alla memoria dell'atleta braidese Attilio Bravi, scomparso nello stesso anno.

Dal mese di agosto 2013 a gennaio 2014, per consentire l'esecuzione dei lavori, il Bra ha giocato transitoriamente le partite interne allo stadio Fratelli Paschiero di Cuneo.

Centro di allenamento
La sede degli allenamenti delle selezioni giallorosse è il già citato stadio Attilio Bravi con l'aggiunta del pertinente centro sportivo, che comprende anche un campo regolamentare di atletica leggera (a sua volta dotato di tappeto erboso adibibile alla pratica calcistica), un terreno in erba sintetica, due campi in materiale plastico per l'hockey su prato e un campo in cemento per basket e pallavolo.

Società

Organigramma societario

Sponsor

Allenatori e presidenti

Palmarès

Competizioni interregionali

2012-2013 (girone A)

Competizioni regionali

2011-2012 (girone B)

1987-1988 (girone C)

1974-1975

1971-1972

1939-1940

1938-1939

Competizioni provinciali

1970-1971

Statistiche e record

Partecipazione ai campionati

Partecipazione alle coppe

Tifoseria

Gemellaggi e rivalità
La tifoseria braidese ha coltivato buoni rapporti coi collettivi a seguito del .

Tra le rivalità spicca quella col , che oppone le due squadre più blasonate della provincia d'appartenenza nel cosiddetto derby della Granda. Altre "curve" avverse sono quelle di ,  e .

Note

Voci correlate
 Sport in Piemonte

Collegamenti esterni

A.C. Bra

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


Join us for worship, prayer and teaching led by Sue. This Sunday will include our monthly sharing of communion. Continuing our series as we journey through the book of Acts, this week with Acts 2.14-41.
Alison leads the service this evening, focusing on the question 'Does God speak today?'. This evening will be an opportunity to pray, reflect and discuss.


DIM-Evail™ provides 100 mg per softgel of diindolylmethane (DIM), a compound that helps to support healthy estrogen metabolism. Due to its crystalline structure, absorption of DIM is minimal when given orally. For this reason, DIM-Evail™ has been manufactured utilizing the new Designs for Health Evail™ process, which is an all-natural process and formulation that improves the absorption of DIM. This process utilizes a proprietary blend of MCT oils, non-soy derived lecithin, and vitamin E without the use of potentially harmful surfactants.


text:
Home / Interview / Will Kurdistan 'Divorce' Iraq? Interview with Falah Mustafa
Will Kurdistan 'Divorce' Iraq? Interview with Falah Mustafa
June 2, 2014 Interview Leave a comment
KRG PM: Talk of Iraqi Kurdish Independence Red Line For Iran, But Not Turkey
Confidence in the Future
Barzani: The Region's New Borders Will be Drawn in Blood
"Baghdad is waging economic warfare against the region so that we will politically surrender. This will not happen."
Last Thursday, a tanker filled with one million barrels of Kurdish oil left the Turkish port of Ceyhan, headed for sale in Europe. The next day, Iraq's Ministry of Oil (MOO) filed a Request for Arbitration at the Paris-based International Chamber of Commerce against Turkey, claiming a violation of a 1973 Iraq-Turkey Pipeline Agreement. Baghdad claims the MOO must approve any sales via Turkish pipelines, while the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) insists the Kurds are acting within their constitutional rights.
The dispute threatens to derail negotiations to form a national government following April's elections. Rudaw sat down with KRG Minister of Foreign Relations Falah Mustafa in Erbil to discuss what happens next.
Rudaw: Is there any hope for progress with Baghdad-Erbil oil negotiations?
Falah Mustafa: The current (federal) government is a caretaker government. It has not been willing to solve problems, and won't do so now — we don't expect anything now that the elections are over.
Oil is not the only issue. There's the status of the Peshmarga [Baghdad refuses to pay the budget for Kurdish security forces]. The only part of this country that is safe and stable is Kurdistan, and that is because of the Peshmarga. They have not been treated properly.
Go to the issue of Article 140 in the constitution [which requires a referendum in Kirkuk and other disputed territories, deciding whether they will join the KRG, by December 2007]. These areas that have been unfairly detached from the Kurdistan Region; there has still not been a census or referendum.
The best solution is to go to a confederation, where we move to two or three sovereign states within the boundaries of Iraq so that we can have equal powers and equal rights. That would be only fair considering the suffering and the tragic history of the Kurdish people.
Rudaw: The US has been moderating talks between the KRG and Baghdad to try to resolve the oil dispute. On Friday, the Americans issued a statement that they do not support the sale of oil without the support of the Federal Government. Brett McGurk, US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs, Tweeted: "The tendency on all sides to believe unilateral measures build 'leverage' in future talks rarely works, and often backfires, badly." Is the sale of oil "leverage" for negotiations?
Falah Mustafa: We did not do that for bargaining purposes. We have told the whole world that we can't go on like this. The fact that we did not do this before the elections was because we were still hoping we could reach an agreement. The Americans were online. We tried.
No government in the world can survive six months without salaries, so we had to move. This was the most logical thing to do. We have done nothing wrong, nothing illegal and nothing unconstitutional.
Rudaw: What is the role of the US in negotiations?
Falah Mustafa: We have considered ourselves as friends and allies of the United States. Not a single American soldier or civilian has been killed in our region. The Americans were welcomed here. We have helped them a great deal in trying to make the political process in Iraq succeed.
Following the liberation of Iraq, certain commitments were made and should have been addressed before the Americans left. When President Obama spoke of a phased and responsible withdrawal, our understanding was that this meant helping Iraq solve certain problems. We said it loud and clear: These problems have to be resolved before Americans go out, because we know the mentality in Baghdad — the mentality of control, of denial. Arabs see themselves as more important, as higher than the Kurds. And we will not accept that.
We were given promises — promises that haven't been carried out. Promises that Article 140 would be solved — it has not been. Promises about a hydrocarbons law — this hasn't passed through parliament. We don't want promises; we want deeds, actions and deliverables.
We appreciate the US engagement since they came last year. They engaged because they want to help both sides.
We have shown flexibility. KRG Prime Minister Nechirvan Barzani offered an initiative contributing 100,000 barrels per day through the existing mechanism [payments through State Oil Marketing Company (SOMO) accounts in New York]. We hoped Baghdad would respond positively with the payment and would work towards an interim agreement. But they didn't react.
Whenever the Americans needed us we were there, we have gone the extra mile. It's enough. This is an internal issue of Iraq. If there are people who want to help, then they have to be neutral, and they can't exert pressure on the KRG in order to appease others. We will determine our policies based on the interests of the people of Kurdistan.
It's been six months that Baghdad hasn't paid us (the regional budget), and we have not seen any statements aloud in public about this from the US or UK, European countries about that. Why is that? Why, when the KRG does something, people want to talk about that publically? Why is [US State Department spokesperson] Jen Psaki not giving a statement that the Kurdish people deserve their fair share from the budget?
Rudaw: They consider that interfering in the internal affairs of Iraq.
Falah Mustafa: This is also interference in the internal affairs of Iraq.
The KRG is a legitimate entity inside of Iraq — our actions represent Iraq. The KRG is a recognized entity by the UN, by the international community and by the constitution. Therefore, whatever the KRG does is legal. If we have differences, it's for us and Baghdad to sort out.
If they are unhappy with this situation, then let us have a divorce, because we are not happy in this relationship. We were almost independent…history has betrayed us. The superpowers have betrayed us, and we were divided against our will into four countries. We were attached to Iraq — an artificial entity — in order to keep the balance between Shiites and Sunnis, something which will never be kept. So why should we as Kurds pay the price to keep the balance between these communities?
As a compromise, we agreed to be part of a federal system that ensures power-sharing and wealth-sharing, one where we would have equal representation on the federal level.
But no one is adhering to that. Eleven years after the fall of the regime, we still have the problems we faced on the first day. What does that mean? It means there is no political will to find a solution, no commitment to the constitution, no respect for partnership.
Rudaw: Will the current dispute lead to a declaration of independence?
Falah Mustafa: In 2005, the Kurdish people voted in a referendum that was organized by civil society institutions. 97.5 percent of people voted for an independent Kurdish state. Therefore, the Kurdish leadership is under huge pressure to manage the expectations of the people. For Baghdad to come back and ask us to surrender to their will would be impossible.
This is the time when Iraqis can either sort out their differences and establish a federal government following the constitution in the spirit of democracy and pluralism, or the Kurdish people will be obliged to go their own way towards a referendum. Right now, people want a confederation because we cannot continue like this, not to have power on economic or cultural issues.
Baghdad is waging economic warfare against the region so that we will politically surrender. This will not happen. The time has come to make it clear that either Baghdad accepts us as equal partners or we will go in different directions.
Rudaw
Previous Thomas Friedman: Real-world choices for Obama, U.S.
Next Erbil Says Tanker Carrying Kurdish Oil 'Reached its Destination'
Prime Minister Barzani's Remarks on Scotland's Independence Referendum
An interview with Prime Minister Nechirvan Barzani regarding Scotland's indepenence referendum. KRG.org: We have noticed you were …

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
CYBERSEC 2018 RECOMMENDATIONS
ABOUT CYBERSEC
THEMATIC STREAMS
VENUE & LOGISICS
INNOVATION HYDE PARK
CYBERSEC YOUNG LEADERS
EXHIBITION – DIGITS, CODES and CIPHERS
CONTACT / ACCREDITATION
CYBERSEC TV
CSEU18 PHOTOS
CYBERSEC EXPO – WARSAW
CYBERSEC BRUSSELS LEADERS' FORESIGHT
CYBERSEC WASHINGTON LEADERS' FORESIGHT
Lea Kaspar
Executive Director, Global Partners Digital – UK
@leakaspar
Lea Kaspar is the Executive Director of Global Partners Digital (GPD).
Since 2012, she has been working at the intersection of human rights and digital communications, concentrating upon facilitating multistakeholder dialogue and effective civil society engagement in international forums and processes. These have included capacity building and advocacy initiatives at the Global Conference on Cyberspace (GCCS), the WSIS+10 Review process, and the International Telecommunication Union.
She is currently working on the development and implementation of GPD's cyber capacity building programme, which aims to make cyber policy-making processes around the world more open and inclusive.
She is the co-Chair of the Advisory Board of the Global Forum on Cyber Expertise and a member of the UK Multistakeholder Group on Internet Governance. She has formerly served as a member of the Internet Governance Forum Multistakeholder Advisory Group (2015-2017), and the UN CSTD Working Group on Enhanced Cooperation (2016-2018). Lea works closely with governments in the Freedom Online Coalition, for which GPD performs a secretariat function.
She is a member of the European Council on Foreign Relations.
CYBERSEC is an annual public policy conference dedicated to the strategic challenges of cybersecurity.
CYBERSEC Conferences
CYBEREC Forum – Krakow
© 2020 Copyright CYBERSEC & The Kosciuszko Institute. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy
This site uses cookies to deliver services in accordance with the Privacy Policy. You can adjust the conditions for storing or accessing the cookie mechanism in your browser.


DEBNAM, ES; (1982) EFFECTS OF FASTING AND GLUCAGON ON THE KINETICS OF ACTIVE HEXOSE ABSORPTION ACROSS THE RAT DISTAL ILEUM INVIVO. QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY AND COGNATE MEDICAL SCIENCES , 67 (4) pp. 587-594. 10.1113/expphysiol.1982.sp002678.


LOS ANGELES (AP) — A California oil company with a long history of safety violations and regulatory lapses was hit with a record $12.5 million fine by state regulators Wednesday for nearly 1,500 violations in the past year at an oil field in Orange County.
Greka Oil & Gas falsified results in more than 350 reports, failed to conduct regular pressure testing at dozens of wells and didn't maintain operating pressure gauges, according to the state's Department of Conservation.
"The magnitude of this penalty reflects the company's violations and poor practices, and the potential harm it could cause to surrounding communities, the environment, and groundwater," said Ken Harris, supervisor of the Division of Oil, Gas and Geothermal Resources.
A Greka lawyer did not immediately respond to an email request for comment.
State oil and gas regulators have long been criticized for taking a lax approach toward holding petroleum producers accountable. In recent years, the division's leaders have acknowledged failings and vowed to get tougher.
Bonding is of particular concern for the state because a former Greka subsidiary, Rincon Island Limited Partnership, filed for bankruptcy and California is now on the hook for a cleanup that is expected to exceed $50 million.
Tiny Rincon Island, built to drill for oil off the Ventura County coast, had been cited by the state for dozens of violations and being in a "severe state of disrepair" when the subsidiary folded.
The state will have to plug wells and decommission the operation. Expected costs don't include removing the man-made island.


Option 1: When you mouse over the manuscript page the pointer changes to a four-way arrow (on some Macintosh browsers, this will appear as a hand). Click and drag the manuscript image to pan up, down and across the entire page.
Option 2: Open the Key by clicking the triangle in the bottom right-hand corner of the display. Click and drag the viewfinder to pan up, down and across the entire manuscript page. Note that the viewfinder is only visible at the 100% zoom level.
To zoom in or out of a manuscript page use the Zoom option in the top right-hand corner of the display.
To see an extra large image (280%) click on the magnifier icon that appears in the top left-hand corner when you mouse over each full page or attachment. Please note that extra large images lack the normal functionality of the interface at the 100% view.
Each full page and each attachment has a colored label that resembles a post-it note attached to the top left-hand corner. These only serve as labels, there are no actions associated with these labels.
A dotted outline appears when you remove an attachment and indicates the area obscured by the part of the attachment that was affixed to the full page. There are no actions associated with the outline.
Jefferson used reference marks within a page to add footnotes to his text. The * (asterisk) and † (dagger) were used most frequently. The ‡ (double dagger) and § (section symbol) are used only once or twice. Each reference mark signifies a footnote pointer (within the text) or a footnote destination (at the bottom of the page or in the margin). Each reference mark is highlighted with a green square that is ONLY visible at 100% viewing. Dragging the mouse over the green square reveals a pop-up message describing the location of the corresponding reference mark. The green square is not a link. There are no actions associated with footnotes.
Each endnote in the manuscript, designated by a superscript number, is highlighted with a blue square that is ONLY visible at 100% viewing. Clicking on the blue square within the text will send you to the appendix page with the corresponding endnote. Clicking on the blue square within the appendix will return you to the text page with the corresponding endnote.
Option 1: When you mouse over the display, icons will appear. Click directly on the flip-up icon that appears at the bottom of each attachment in the viewport. To flip the attachment back down click on the flip-down icon visible at the top of each attachment.
To remove the attachment entirely click on the icon provided on the upper-right-hand corner of each attachment. The remove icon changes to , which you can click to restore the removed attachment.
Option 2: Within the Key click on the "flip-up/flip-down" or "remove/restore" button.
Link to a separate window showing all the components that make up a particular page. This feature is available only if the manuscript page includes one or more attachments.
The link for "Related documents" is visible in two places- in the Header just above the page image and towards the bottom of the website just below the page image. If this link is not visible it means that there are no related documents for that particular page.
These documents were part of Jefferson's research for Notes and can be viewed individually by clicking on the appropriate link. Please note, when you click to view a "Related document" you will be taken to a different part of the Massachusetts Historical Society website. When you are finished reading the document please click on your browser's "Back" button to return to the Notes website.
Navigate through the manuscript page by page using either the prev/next arrow buttons or the provided page numbers. To jump to a specific page type a number directly into the box.
Thomas Jefferson wrote out this table of contents after the publication of the manuscript. The handwritten page numbers correspond to the page numbers of the first published edition of Notes on the State of Virginia (Paris, ). Mousing over each query (chapter) name displays a blue box and prompts an informational pop-up box stating the corresponding page number of the manuscript. Click within the appropriate blue box to jump to the first page of the query. Please keep in mind the query may begin on or under an attachment.
Link to the introductory page of the Notes website. Offers links to browse options, the search tool, a description of the manuscript, and additional features of the web presentation.
Tutorial An interactive guide to page 5 which explains how to use the website features.
Guide to web display this page.
Browser requirements A list of browsers recommended for optimal viewing of this website.
Troubleshooting A list of common display issues and FAQs.
Link to search the entire manuscript for specific words or phrases. Note: The search results are not highlighted within the manuscript display, nor is the user directed to the exact spot on the manuscript where the word or phrase appears.
Link to the home page of the Thomas Jefferson Papers: An Electronic Archive, a digital collection featuring selections of Jefferson manuscripts within the collections of the MHS.
Link to the Massachusetts Historical Society's home page where you can select from lists of MHS web resources, access information about departments and activities, and link to ABIGAIL, our bibliographic catalog.


text:
Home NBA Eastern Conference Atlantic Division
Breaking Down Tim Hardaway Jr.'s Hot Start
by Nick Peckham
in Atlantic Division, Eastern Conference, NBA, New York Knicks
The New York Knicks are in a rebuilding year this season without their star player Kristaps Porzingis. The one player who will have the spotlight on him all season as being the guy every night and the veteran leader is Tim Hardaway Jr. Tim is in the second year of his long four year deal and will have a lot to prove this season as the leader of the team and a piece going forward. I will be breaking down Hardaway's hot start to this season and what to expect from him the rest of the season and going forward.
Start to the Season
Tim Hardaway knew coming into this season that this was his opportunity to prove himself as a leader of the team and a go-to guy each and every night. Hardaway has been on a tear to start the season and has been more efficient this season as well which is key to his game. He has started all 12 games this season while averaging almost 33 minutes a game, which is leading the team. Hardaway's efficiency has been getting better and better every game which is why the Knicks have been competitive this season.
Cavs Acquire Rajon Rondo From Lakers
Ben Simmons Back On Cavs Radar
In A League Where Big Deals Are Common, This One Would Be Huge
The NFL's Best Quarterbacks Have NBA Comps
The NBA Needs Its Version Of Hard Knocks
The reason that the Knicks have been in almost every game this season is due to the play of Hardaway. His leadership role has been amazing this season with communicating with the younger players to calming the team down when in tough situations. With all of the different lineup combinations this season, Hardaway has been a consistent piece in the lineup and has taken the younger guys under his wing, like Frank Ntilikina, Damyean Dotson, Trey Burke, Kevin Knox, Alonzo Trier, and Emmanuel Mudiay. I have loved what I have seen from Hardaway to start this season and hope that he will keep being a great leader on and off the court as well as becoming more efficient and leading this team night in and night out.
The New York Knicks have a great young core to build towards the future in Frank Ntilikina, Mitchell Robinson, Alonzo Trier, Damyean Dotson, and Kristaps Porzingis. The Knicks will also have money to spend on a superstar free agent next off-season. New York is in great shape which is something that hasn't been said in a while. With a new front office and a whole new coaching staff, all being on the same page for this year and beyond is important.
Now the Knicks will have to decide who else will be part of the future and Tim Hardaway is an interesting piece. Hardaway has proven in his time in the league to be a very good starting shooting guard, especially after his demotion in Atlanta which made him change his perception. The way Hardway is playing this season and the way he has grown as a player and a veteran leader/mentor while making an impression on the front office is impressive.
If Hardaway can continue to grow on the court with his efficiency and his play-making ability, he will be a huge piece to the Knicks moving forward. David Fizdale has had high praise for Hardaway since he arrived in New York and that goes a long way with the relationship between player and coach. During the game and a half that Hardaway missed this season, the Knicks struggled on both ends of the floor which proves his importance on the court each and every night.
Tags: KnicksNBATim Hardaway
Analyzing the Implications of the Jimmy Butler Trade on the 76ers
D-Line Depth May Be Vikings' Best Addition
Nick Peckham


Pressure Sustaining Valves serve the purpose of maintaining pressure in a fluid circuit by opening only as much as required to maintain the required pressure on their inlet port. The term "pressure sustaining valve" has essentially the same meaning as "back pressure valve" or "back pressure regulator".
The schematic at right shows how the Equilibar back pressure valve can perform this pressure sustaining function. Typical applications include spraying or dispensing of liquids.
Equilibar precision pressure sustaining valves are marketed as often referred to as back pressure valves or regulators. They work in a different way from traditional pressure sustaining regulators. They use a fluid pressure on the top of the diaphragm instead of a spring, and also use direct diaphragm sealing instead of a traditional valve seat. However, their lightning fast response and zero hysteresis give them a real performance advantage over traditional pressure sustaining regulators or pressure sustaining valves.
If your application requires high precision or has very demanding conditions, the Equilibar back pressure regulator may be ideal.
Typical spring-adjusted pressure sustaining valve schematic. When fluid pressure on the diaphragm exceeds the spring force, the valve stem lifts and increases flow to achieve set-point. Pressure is controlled on the inlet port.


text:
Oilers Trade G Dylan Wells to Carolina
The Oilers clear out a contract and a spot on the AHL club
By PrestonHodgkinson@NHLHodgkinson Jul 14, 2021, 10:41am MDT
Share All sharing options for: Oilers Trade G Dylan Wells to Carolina
The Edmonton Oilers dealt goaltender Dylan Wells to the Carolina Hurricanes in exchange for future considerations on Wednesday morning. Wells is a former fifth-round draft pick of the Oilers in the 2016 draft and has spent the last four seasons bouncing between the ECHL and the AHL.
He has never quite gained a solid footing at the professional level. He is set to become a restricted free agent this summer and it was unlikely the team would have qualified him. His spot in the organization has seemingly been taken over by the likes of younger competition like Stuart Skinner and Olivier Rodrigue.
The arrival of Ilya Konovalov to Bakersfield was also a probable motivating factor for the move.
It is a pretty low-risk move by Ken Holland and one that is not nearly as impactful as the Duncan Keith trade that we saw on Monday. For the Carolina Hurricanes, this serves as a solution to one of their expansion problems.
The Hurricanes do not have any goaltenders under contract which prevents them from exposing one for Seattle. The arrival of Wells means that they can expose the 23-year-old and meet those requirements without having to rush into signing one of their current goaltenders.
The trade served as a way to open up a spot in the minor leagues for the Oilers and to help the Hurricanes out of a tough spot.


Before joining the firm in 2015, Andrew S. Palen was a senior analyst at Armistice Capital (2013-2015) and a summer associate at UBS Global Asset Management (2012). Prior, Mr. Palen was an associate at Comvest Partners (2008-2011), and an analyst at J.P. Morgan (2007-2008).
Mr. Palen received a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Georgetown University in 2007 and a Master of Business Administration from Columbia University, where he was a member of the Value Investing Program at The Heilbrunn Center for Graham & Dodd Investing.


text:
Q: R- Perform operations on column and place result in a different column, with the operation specified by the output column's name I have a dataframe with 3 columns- L1, L2, L3- of data and empty columns labeled L1+L2, L2+L3, L3+L1, L1-L2, etc. combinations of column operations. Is there a way to check the column name and perform the necessary operation to fill that new column with data?
I am thinking:
-use match to find the appropriate original columns and using a for loop to iterate over all of the columns in this search?
so if the column I am attempting to fill is L1+L2 I would have something like:
apply(dataframe[,c(i, j), 1, sum)

A: It seems strange that you would store your operations in your column names, but I suppose it is possible to achieve:
As always, sample data helps.
## Creating some sample data
mydf <- setNames(data.frame(matrix(1:9, ncol = 3)),
                 c("L1", "L2", "L3"))

## The operation you want to do...
morecols <- c(
  combn(names(mydf), 2, FUN=function(x) paste(x, collapse = "+")),
  combn(names(mydf), 2, FUN=function(x) paste(x, collapse = "-"))
)

## THE FINAL SAMPLE DATA
mydf[, morecols] <- NA
mydf
#   L1 L2 L3 L1+L2 L1+L3 L2+L3 L1-L2 L1-L3 L2-L3
# 1  1  4  7    NA    NA    NA    NA    NA    NA
# 2  2  5  8    NA    NA    NA    NA    NA    NA
# 3  3  6  9    NA    NA    NA    NA    NA    NA

One solution could be to use eval(parse(...)) within lapply to perform the calculations and store them to the relevant column.
mydf[morecols] <- lapply(names(mydf[morecols]), function(x) {
  with(mydf, eval(parse(text = x)))
})
mydf
#   L1 L2 L3 L1+L2 L1+L3 L2+L3 L1-L2 L1-L3 L2-L3
# 1  1  4  7     5     8    11    -3    -6    -3
# 2  2  5  8     7    10    13    -3    -6    -3
# 3  3  6  9     9    12    15    -3    -6    -3

A: dfrm <- data.frame( L1=1:3, L2=1:3, L3=3+1,  `L1+L2`=NA,
                   `L2+L3`=NA, `L3+L1`=NA, `L1-L2`=NA,
                    check.names=FALSE)
dfrm
#------------
  L1 L2 L3 L1+L2 L2+L3 L3+L1 L1-L2
1  1  1  4    NA    NA    NA    NA
2  2  2  4    NA    NA    NA    NA
3  3  3  4    NA    NA    NA    NA
#-------------
 dfrm[, 4:7] <- lapply(names(dfrm[, 4:7]),
                       function(nam) eval(parse(text=nam), envir=dfrm) )
 dfrm
#-----------
  L1 L2 L3 L1+L2 L2+L3 L3+L1 L1-L2
1  1  1  4     2     5     5     0
2  2  2  4     4     6     6     0
3  3  3  4     6     7     7     0

I chose to use eval(parse(text=...)) rather than with, since the use of with is specifically cautioned against in its help page. I'm not sure I can explain why the eval(..., target_dfrm) form should be any safer, though.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


Guests John Vanderslice, Xeni Jardin and Mark Frauenfelder. Mark Frauenfelder and Xeni Jardin are among the co-authors of Boing-Boing.net, the weblog visited by 1.75 million people every day. John Vanderslice is a recording artist, producer, and recording studio owner who has worked with MK Ultra, Spoon and The Mountain Goats. His Tiny Telephone Recordings is the country's premier all-analog recording studio.


240 pages. Features: The Energy of Bobby Kennedy, Jr.; Stella McCartney on Design & Ethics; Roberto Saviano on Life After Gomorrah; David de Rothschild's Anti-Plastic Pacific Adventure; Jacques Cousteau's Underwater House; Deep Ecology; Philippe Parreno's Post-Apocalypse; Sustainable Sushi; The Missing Link Between Fashion & Fish. Unmarked with above-average but not excessive wear. A worthy reading copy.
By: Miller, Nory; Newman, M.W.


DJDeedle presents some appropriately mixed music for these mixed-up times.
Caution: This Deedlecast contains some terms inappropriate for mixed company.
NOTE: Reposted due to technical difficulties.
DJDeedle brings it -- the biggest beatdown around. Can you take it?
You've got to learn a little trick whereby a man climbs up above his fellow man. The trick is not who does what, but who does what, when.
what Lola wants, Lola gets.
Caution: Lola wants some rude language here and there.


Mamahood, Among Other Things...: Summer's Here!
Enjoy your time on this part of the globe!
Happy to hear your flight went well!
yep... summer is definitely here in Italy too! Have a nice time!
Summer holidays are super. Have a wonderful visit.


text:
Clutching at Straws es el cuarto álbum de estudio de la banda inglesa de rock progresivo Marillion, publicado en 1987. Es el último álbum que grabó el vocalista Fish con la banda, ya que la dejó poco después de su finalización. No fue tan comercialmente exitoso como Misplaced Childhood, aunque está considerado como una de las mejores obras de la banda.

Lista de canciones

Cara uno

 "Hotel Hobbies" – 3:35
 "Warm Wet Circles" – 4:25
 "That Time Of The Night (The Short Straw)" – 6:00
 "Going Under" – 2:47 (En el vinilo original no está incluida )
 "Just For The Record" – 3:09
 "White Russian" – 6:27

Cara dos
 "Incommunicado" – 5:16
 "Torch" – 4:05
 "Slàinte Mhath" – 4:44
 "Sugar Mice" – 5:46
 "The Last Straw" – 5:58

Álbumes de rock progresivo
Álbumes de 1987
Álbumes de Marillion
Álbumes en inglés


If you are interested in a future addition from SilverCrest Labs, Please contact us about reserving your new puppy.
WE ARE VERY EXCITED ABOUT OUR BREEDING PROGRAM FOR 2019. WE HAVE SEVERAL NEW FEMALES THAT WE WILL BE ADDING TO OUR PROGRAM. WE WILL ALSO BE ADDING AND ANNOUNCING OUR NEW STUD SOON!
WE ARE PLANNING LITTERS OF SILVER, CHARCOAL PUPPIES FOR 2019.
We are now making our 2019 Litter Plans.
Copyright 2010: Silver Crest Labs | Silver Labrador Breeders. All Rights Reserved.


1) Where do Joel and Clementine have their happy moments on the beach?
2) What name do we see on a dog bowl when Joel goes to Lacuna for his memory-wipe?
3) In the scenes of Joel as a 4-year-old, what is on his pajamas: planes, trains or bears?
4) What's the movie playing on the drive-in screen that is jokingly ADR'ed by Joel and Clementine?


Lucy Moses School's Young Artist Program offers highly-motivated music students in grades 6-12 a comprehensive and unique course of study. Each week, Young Artist Program students have a 90-minute private lesson, a two-hour theory and ear training class and an ensemble lesson. In addition, students participate in master classes and regularly scheduled solo and chamber music recital classes held both at the school and at off-site venues. Young Artist Program students are required to fully participate in all master classes, workshops and specialized seminars, and to represent the program through public recitals and performances.
Students in the Young Artist Program meet on a regular basis with a program advisor to discuss their instrumental progress and music-learning accomplishments including a portfolio review of their written work. Admission is highly competitive and requires a separate application, interview and audition. For those students who require tuition assistance, an additional application is required. Each student is evaluated mid-year and again at the end of the school year to assess progress and achievements. Re-admission to the program is conducted at the conclusion of each year following a review of these assessments.


Blunt trauma is most commonly due to motor vehicle accidents and is a major cause of morbidity and mortality in all age groups. The most common signs of significant abdominal trauma are pain, gastrointestinal hemorrhage, hypovolemia, and peritoneal irritation. The patterns of chest injury are highly dependent on the intensity of the trauma and may vary from harmless contusions to possible life-threatening injuries of the heart and/or the aorta. Management is initially focused on the ABCs (airway, breathing, circulation). FAST and CT imaging are used to detect intraabdominal bleeding and organ damage, while chest x-ray is the most important initial diagnostic tool in the assessment of blunt chest trauma. Treatment depends on the specific injury, as well as the hemodynamic status of the patient. Conservative management with close monitoring is indicated for hemodynamically stable patients. However, emergency surgery is often necessary. This learning card provides a brief overview of the clinical features and management of blunt trauma to the abdomen and chest.
For information on prehospital care and general principles of trauma management, see prehospital and hospital trauma care.
Penetrating trauma is discussed in its own learning card.
Management of duodenal injury: nasogastric suction and parenteral nutrition to allow healing; if patients remain unstable, laparotomy may be indicated.
The absence of pain does not rule out significant intra-abdominal injury! Imaging must be performed!
If FAST exam is not available, a hemodynamically unstable patient should be taken to the operating room immediately!
Patients may also have a myocardial contusion.
Bilateral paralysis leads to severe dyspnea.
Cardiac contusion: Clinical features depend on the extent of the injury.
Most patients die before reaching the hospital.
Prognosis: ∼ 80% of patients die before reaching the hospital.
TBI vs tension-pneumothorax: TBI usually does not feature midline shift and distended neck veins.
See diaphragmatic rupture for details.
1. Jenkins B, McInnis M, Lewis C. Step-Up to USMLE Step 2 CK. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 2015.
2. Le T, Bhushan V, Bagga HS. First Aid for the USMLE Step 2 CK. McGraw-Hill Medical; 2009.
3. Diercks DB, Clarke S. Initial evaluation and management of blunt abdominal trauma in adults. In: Post TW, ed. UpToDate. Waltham, MA: UpToDate. https://www.uptodate.com/contents/initial-evaluation-and-management-of-blunt-abdominal-trauma-in-adults. Accessed April 6, 2017.
4. Legome EL. Blunt Abdominal Trauma. In: Blunt Abdominal Trauma. New York, NY: WebMD. http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/1980980-overview. Updated March 15, 2016. Accessed April 6, 2017.
5. Mancini MC. Blunt Chest Trauma. In: Blunt Chest Trauma. New York, NY: WebMD. http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/428723-overview. Updated July 7, 2016. Accessed December 13, 2016.
6. Pestana C. Dr. Pestana's Surgery Notes: Top 180 Vignettes for the Surgical Wards. Kaplan; 2015.
7. Melendez SL. Rib Fracture. In: Rib Fracture. New York, NY: WebMD. http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/825981-overview. Updated May 11, 2016. Accessed April 6, 2017.
8. Karlson KA. Initial evaluation and management of rib fractures. In: Post TW, ed. UpToDate. Waltham, MA: UpToDate. https://www.uptodate.com/contents/initial-evaluation-and-management-of-rib-fractures. Last updated April 4, 2017. Accessed April 6, 2017.
9. Neschis DG. Blunt thoracic aortic injury. In: Post TW, ed. UpToDate. Waltham, MA: UpToDate. https://www.uptodate.com/contents/blunt-thoracic-aortic-injury. Last updated September 24, 2015. Accessed December 14, 2016.
10. Samett EJ. Aortic Trauma Imaging. In: Aortic Trauma Imaging. New York, NY: WebMD. http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/416939-overview. Updated December 7, 2015. Accessed April 6, 2017.
11. trauma.org. Chest Trauma: Pulmonary Contusion. http://www.trauma.org/archive/thoracic/CHESTcontusion.html. Updated February 1, 2004. Accessed April 6, 2017.
12. Legome E. Initial evaluation and management of blunt thoracic trauma in adults. In: Post TW, ed. UpToDate. Waltham, MA: UpToDate. https://www.uptodate.com/contents/initial-evaluation-and-management-of-blunt-thoracic-trauma-in-adults. Last updated March 28, 2017. Accessed April 6, 2017.
13. Carolan PL. Pneumomediastinum. In: Pneumomediastinum. New York, NY: WebMD. http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/1003409-overview. Updated April 19, 2016. Accessed April 6, 2017.
14. Horton CL, Brown CA 3rd, Raja AS. Trauma airway management. J Emerg Med. 2014; 46(6): pp. 814–820. doi: 10.1016/j.jemermed.2013.11.085.


Formed back in 1900, Borussia Monchengladbach currently stands as one of the most successful, popular and fan-followed German football franchises of our time. Presently, the team plays as the members of Bundesliga where they started their play back in 1965. With the acquisition of five league championships during the 70s decade, the team went on to enjoy huge amount of on field and off field success which translated into increased fan support. Each year, Monchengladbach attracts a large number of its fans to the stadium which is why the demand for Borussia Monchengladbach tickets grows substantially.
Currently the team plays its home games at the Borussia Park which has the capacity of holding 54,057 football fans. The team has been calling it its home field since 2004. Prior to Borussia Park, the team has been playing its home games at the Bokelbergstadion. As of February 2012, Borussia Monchengladbach stands as the sixth biggest German football club.
It was in 1900 when the formation of Borussia Monchengladbach took place by the name of FC Borussia. By the year 1912, the team was finally able to be playing in the Verbandsliga, which at that time was the highest division of football that the team could play in. The year 1914 saw the purchase of the ground, De Kull, which made way for the Bokelbergstadion to be constructed. However, since the World War I broke out around that time, the construction of the stadium was halted and so were the proceedings of the team.
The team took the football field once again in 1917 and almost two years later in 1919 the team decided to merge up with another football club called Turnverein Germania 1889. Following the merger, the newly formed team was named VfTuR M.Gladbach. As a newly formed franchise, the first ever major achievement came to the club following its win against Kolner BC to win the final of Westdeutschen Meisterschaft. The merger, however, lasted only for two years.
Few weeks after Borussia Monchengladbach claimed a win in West German Cup against 1.FC Koln, they went on to claim their first ever national championship after defeating Karlsruher SC in the finals of DFB-Pokal. Around the time when the Bundesliga was formed in 1963, the team played in second Tier of Regionalliga West, because the records of their previous decades weren't up to the mark. Borussia Monchengladbach didn't enjoy the taste of playing in the Bundesliga up until 1965. Around that time the team went into bitter rivalry with Bayern Munich, as they fought for the regional supremacy around that time.
Over the next few decades, the financial condition of the team depreciated a lot which made it sell many of its key players. Quite recently with the construction of its new state of the art facility, Borussia intends to improve its financial situation immensely. Since for the past few years, team has been playing in considerably smaller venues, the opening of Borussia Park could mean in increased sales of Borussia Monchengladbach tickets.
The average Borussia Monchengladbach tickets price will cost you between $170 and $314, if you are looking for the cheapest seats then catch the event being held at the Mercedes Benz Arena Stuttgart, Stuttgart on 27/04/2019. The average ticket will cost you the highest on 11/05/2019 at the Max-Morlock-Stadion, Nürnberg.
Minimum get in price is for Borussia Monchengladbach tickets is $160 for the event being held at the Mercedes Benz Arena Stuttgart, Stuttgart on 27/04/2019 , there are some venues that have a much higher get in price, for instance the cheapest seats at the Max-Morlock-Stadion, Nürnberg on 11/05/2019 will set you back $265.


This is the Dreanai starting area and is located off shore of Teldrassil and Darkshore.
Azuremyst Isle is the Dreanei starting area from level 1-10. The new capital city "The Exodar" can also be found here. It is off the coast of Darkshore and can be accesed by the boat there as well. You cannot go to this zone without the Burning Crusade installed.
Heading out of Auberdine, it's the dock right in front of you. The docks to your left and right are for the boats that take you to Theramore and Rut'theran Village, respectively.
The boat towards Auberdine can be taken at 24,54 (Huntress Kella Nightbow).
Remember when coming here that the only way back is to get a summon or take the boat. The FP stupidly only travels to bloodmyst.
There is no way to get to Azuremyst from Teldrassil. You can only get there from Darkshore.
There is a total of 5 "This item begins a quest" drops in this area, be sure not to miss them!
Great place for pvp. If your horde just fight though the small town, and head to the second questing hub for the dranei. Attack it long enough and some ones bound to head to the exodar and say some thing in trade.
"Heading out of Auberdine, it's the dock right in front of you. The docks to your left and right are for the boats that take you to Theramore and Rut'theran Village, respectively."
I absolutely love the look of this place. The music is perfect, it really sounds like something draenei foreigners would play.
Here is a quick quest progression guide for this great zone.
Simply do all of the quests given to you and you'll be ready to go.
On your way to Azure Watch pick up the quest "Red Snapper - Very Tasty!" and complete it. Sometimes the fishing spots will have Murlocks which can score you enough exp. to make you ding or get you really close to it. By the time you get to Azure Watch and you turn in your quests there you have dinged 6.
Hello im horde how can i get there?
Random thing I saw looking in the water while on the boat back to Auberdine. A turtle shell under the water right before you hit the load screen. Probably just decoration, but thought I'd mention it.
As a member of the Horde, how do I get to Azuremyst Isle? I am in search of the kurken. Thanks!
SO, I tried leaving from the Alliance docks on Darkshore. If you are Horde it can be very confusing which to take. There are three docks at the end. It's not like there is a freindly Alliance dock master saying "Hey, Tauren, my friend, if you are looking to get to Azuremst Isle, come aboard this ship! We have fish supper and burgers tonight, erm, berries, yeah that's it berries, you like berries don't you Tauren?"
Cool that makes sense... except for a little correction: Azuremyst Isle IS in Kalimdor (not the Outland), but it is in the Burning Crusade server. I think that's what you meant anyway but it might be confusing for others.
Gief Rare mobs! in all the other starting zones you have lotsa rare mobs that drop useless stuff but is still fun to kill :P I need them, I remember all the preparations i did when I would kill Timber with my level 8 gnome mage!
Edit: Wtf? I just noticed there is rares in Eversong woods to (the belf starting area). Did they just forgot to add some in Azuremyst?
current on the Draenei of Outland.
For the Horde trying to get to Azuremyst Isle in 4.0.3, these are the only 2 routes that I know of atm (until we can fly there).
How does the Horde get to Azuremyst Isle now after the shattering? Used to take the boat, but now no boat.
Anyone know why we cannot fly here after cata? I was able to fly to Teldrassil and take the boat here, but I cannot fly after I zone into Azuremyst?
any suggestions for getting into Ammen Vale as a horde?
trying to get explorer on my hunter and i got pew pew'd by the lvl 90 elite guards in the entrance, eek!
Fly from Shatterspear War Camp in Darkshore to Teldrassil. Take the boat from the western port in Teldrassil and you will arrive in Azuremyst. Simple.
If your a bm hunter and want the cool looking core hound, steelpine hold is the place to go. Tame The Kurken. Its a much nicer looking model then the ones in Shadowmoon valley or cata zones.
Also wtf with the 90 guards around the newbee zones! So much for getting those exploration titles the easy way!
Alright, this is still correct. I'm on a PvE server and I actually didn't get attacked by the Nelfs on the boat I boarded from the far west dock in Lutheran Village or whatever it's called (I'm a troll). You just have to ride it to the dock just outside of the Exodar.
Anyone else notice that a lot of the NPC's names are referrences to Greek mythology?
4.3 Update - Horde access to Azuremyst/Bloodmyst.
I just did the run on an 18 Goblin Hunter.
Water walking elixir is level 35. So swim from Northern Darkshore. Head straight across. You will drown 2 times - but take a few healing potions and you may cut that to just once.
Run back is from Darkshore - remember to overshoot your corpse, so that the fatigue meter resets to max, before rezzing.
The technique for getting on the boat is the same as it was from Darkshore, pre Cata. Drown under the end of the dock & rez on the boat. I recommend rezzing in the bow of the boat. So drown slightly between the dock & the bow if you can. However I drowned amidships & it was fine.
NOTE : ALERT : WARNING : There IS a pat. Rez when she is away from the bow. Then immediately run out onto the end of the prow. I did that with my 18 hunter & when the pat came back to stand in the bows as we left, I did NOT aggro her.
If you are like me & want the queen spider (Zarahk) from Bloodmyst, she is level 19. So I tried to arrive as close to 19 for the tame possible, so as to have as much PvP as possible at 19, after taming her. I did overshoot by about 1500 exp though.
You will have kills and mapping exp as you cross the island - level 12-15 hostiles, so not huge amounts.
On the final approach - up the gully, I had 15 kills totalling about 2200 exp. Most of those were unavoidable - there were some I did go around & if you need more exp, there's plenty.
There's some confusion on this, so I'm going to make it clear. You cannot fly directly from Darkshore to Azuremyst. Anyone who tells you it's possible has never tried it. This has nothing to do with fatigue. You will hit an invisible wall long before fatigue kills you. Azuremyst is in a different world zone than Darkshore. It's like trying to go from the Plaguelands to the Ghostlands. They are right near each other on the map, but you have to pass through a portal (and load screen) if you want to travel between them. Even though they're close enough to fly between, they are not part of the same contiguous zone.
Travel to Darkshore and either A) take the boat to Teldrassil of B) fly/swim/waterwalk to Teldrassil. Either way, your goal is to reach the western dock in Ruttheran Village. The boat that docks there will take you to Azuremyst. After a short trip and a load screen, you're free to do what you came for.
Alternatively, you can take the boat from stormwind, but that's quite a bit out of the way for most of us.
There may eventually be a time when these zones are integrated and you'll be able to fly between the two, but this is the best path in the meantime.
For Horde getting to Azuremyst Isle: Here's what I did. Fly to rut'theran villiage. you can just make it before you're fatigued. Wait for the boat to azuremyst isle, which is on the west side of the village. Then, fly down and land next to the captain, at the back of the ship. The captain will not attack you. The crew members will however. If you stay at the back, by the captain, you can take the boat and not ever have to die to get to azuremyst isle.
Speaking of the invisible wall, once I decided to take the taxi directly to Azuremyst Isle from Gadgetzan. As I flew over Rut'theran Village and headed toward the island, I got three flashes of a loading screen and an error message (can't remember what it said though) and I found myself flying back toward Kalimdor. I ended up flying underneath Kalimdor, coming out above ground over Azshara. I then proceeded to fly out to sea toward the Maelstrom but then started turning in all directions and back towards Kalimdor when I eventually headed under the sea (not underwater) where I got dismounted and did a freefall to my death.
I didn't even think about it when I chose it but, doesn't it usually not let you choose the flightpaths on Azuremyst when you are on the mainland?
Ok folks, i did it.. please NO FLAMES. if anyone finds an easier way, please post it. Otherwise here is how i did it.
First my stats 85 MM Troll Hunter ilvl - 389. FOR THE HORDE!
I read through the articles and tried a few ideas that failed miserably. I even tried going into BM spec to give me 143k (138k in MM) to no avail. Trying one suggestion to run up the hill like a bat out of hell gave me an idea though (i just got Rivendare's Deathcharger and my girl and i just hit level 3 in our two person guild so the %10 speed increase might help?) . I made it 75% up the hill and got 2 shot... dead. While in ghost form i ran back to my corpse and decided to run around (just to see what it looked like) and it dawned on me... you can resurrect PAST your body up the hill. So, i went back to my body as far up the hill as i could, resurrected and got killed instantly. But now my body was 90% up the hill. So repeating the process i could now resurrect %100 inside the vale and voila... discovered Ammen Vale.
If done right you should only die twice, then you are free to roam and get your other exploration achievements. Good luck all.
You can actually make it to Ru'theran Village from Darkshore by swimming....you just have to die a couple of times along the way. I flew on my mount to the furthest northwestern most point in the sea beyond Lor'danel - just before you start seeing the fatigue meter (the topmost hump you see on the map). Then I began to swim - I was going as a hunter, so Aspect of the Cheetah was on - in the NW direction, though a little more N than W. I made it halfway before I died of fatigue. I landed back near the Ally town in ghost form, then ran back to my body while skirting along the edges of the non-fatigue lines. If you're lucky, you'll have some fatigue left, so use that to go as far as you can from your body then rez, keep swimming, and then die again. Same method again the second time, and I just barely made it in before the fatigue got me.
From there, I just took the western boat to Valaar's Berth.
The ONLY starting zone that has no rare mobs. Not a single one.
And just one in Bloodmyst.
To get onto these islands, use the nightelf boat from Rut'theran (south on Teldrassil). Both alliance and horde can use this route. Make sure to not hop onto the "human" boat.
It's odd that there are no rare beasts there. Hopefully they will add one.
The MapID of Azuremyst Isle is 464. This is used for any WoW API function that requires a MapID.
OK i'm on Azuremyst Isle near the Exodar at cord: 26.30 52.97 It shows a quest in what would have to be an underground or inside area with a quest giver name of Vord. i am unable to find this quest giver/NPC in this forum. has anyone else seen this or have any idea how to get to him? i checked inside the Exodar he's not in there and i could find no caves either on land or under water to access. thanks for any help.
Find the center dock/harbor/boat (that one goes to stormwind). Goto the left one (west).
Wait a few minutes, boat will come, get on the back left corner of boat. will take you to azuremyst.
Watch out, you can't fly once you are there!
Now that BfA is here and the Horde have burned Teldrassil, higher level Horde players need to talk to Zidormi on the road south of Lor'danel ("Can you show me what the world was like before the burning of Teldrassil?") to phase back and be able to use the portal*/ship to Azuremyst from Rut'theran Village. If you are facing the world tree, you want to take the portal/ship on the left-hand dock. There are high level guards near the dock entrance, best to fly around them if you can.
*Right now the ships have been replaced with portals. I don't know if/when Blizzard plans to return the ships. There is a level 45 NPC on both sides of the portal. The portal says it goes to Exodar, for Horde it goes to the dock outside the city.
Azuremyst Isle is the zone the Draenei spaceship crashed into, leading to the formation of the Exodar as their capital city. Quests focus on the draenei acquainting themselves with the land and trying to strengthen their struggling settlements. Since this island was so far-out, there was very little other civilization before the crash. Is it not possible to fly on the Azuremyst Isle.


Wow, thank you so much!! That is so kind 🙂 The link to your blog doesn't seem to be working for me – it says the authors have deleted the site. Could you please provide another link?
Hi! Nice to meet you! Looking forward to reading your posts!!
I'm visiting you for the first time today and I liked your way of writing.
You have a great writing style! I'm a newbie to blogging and you give me inspiration!
Hi- I just discovered your blog and started following!
I really loved how you spoke in third person! Your blog is a lovely space and it is very refreshing. I'd love to explore some more. Thank you following my blog so I bumped across yours.
All the love and luck.
Wow sherina..you and your blog looks great..found some great things to read here..
Thank you so much!! I really appreciate that. I will get to posting my responses soon! 🙂 and congratulations on being nominated for both of those awards!
I'm so sorry, I had a crazy day yesterday! I will complete this challenge along with todays very soon 🙂 thanks for the reminder!
Hi, I nominate you for Real Neat Blog Award! Visit https://effectivethoughts.wordpress.com/2015/05/01/real-neat-blog-award for more information.
I have nominated you for The Premio Dardo awards. Please visit my site for more information.
Valerie, thank you so much! I really appreciate you nominating me 🙂 unfortunately I have chosen not to 'accept' blog awards anymore (and make the posts that accompany them) but I do really appreciate this.
Hello! I want you to know that I have nominated you for the Beautiful Blogger Award!
Thank you so much! Unfortunately, I have chosen not to 'accept' awards anymore (write the posts that accompany them) but I do really appreciate you nominating me!
Hey Sherina! listen, there was something wrong with my blog these past few days, could you check if you are able to view the blog and the posts?
Are you sure? Because some of my other followers weren't able to view the blog until they followed the one with the new url.
It says I'm still following you haha!
Lol, I had to scroll so long to find the comments section! hahaha.. Nice intro! And pleased to meet you Sherina!
Hi, Sherina! I came upon your blog through the Halloween blog arty. Well done, you write well and I love the look of your blog. Keep it up!
You seem like one of the most fascinating bloggers on this site, I can't wait to read more!
Hey Sherina! I have created a hashtag: #blastfromthepast, where you publish any story, poem, article, photograph or drawing that you made when you were younger or in the significant past. You were nominated, and here is the link on instructions as well as my blast from the past. https://aditipallod.wordpress.com/2015/12/24/blast-from-the-past/ Enjoy!
I have nominated your blog as part of the Blogger Recognition Award. Congrats.
I see you are a very popular and much celebrated blogger. Well-deserved I say. Continue to be a shining example to other teenagers and keep up the excellent work!
Hey Sherina!! I really love your blog and your posts are amazing(I'm sorry I didn't read all of them… I'm still reading 🙂 ) but whatever I read till now; I just loved it. You are definitely an inspiration for all the bloggers (including me, just started blogging), you are hardworking and dedicated towards your blog. All I want to say is that you are doing great and wish you all the best!
Awesome! I'll take a look!
Hi Sherina! Happy to have found your blog! Love the layout, the style, the content…everything!
Thank you for all of your thoughtful comments! Much appreciated.
Love your blog! Susie sent me via her blog party today, glad I made the discovery!!
Hello!Glad to have landed on your blogging space.Your writing is marvelous!Keep going.Looking forward to read more of your writings.


This Sunday Pastor Maris Sants, from Lutheran Church in Great Britain, will lead the service.
Our Sunday services reflect our Nordic Lutheran tradition but all are very welcome to join the congregation, pray and sing with us, hear the Word and receive communion or blessing. Bilingual liturgy booklets are provided.
This entry was posted on May 30, 2016 by Helen Metcalf.


Help Outreach raise money and sign up nurses to bring healthcare to women and children in Tanzania.
For a decade, teams of medical volunteers organized by Outreach, Inc., have provided critically needed healthcare in East Africa, with a focus on women and children.
The 501(c)3 non-profit has a goal of raising $10,000 or more to create a scholarship fund to support nurses who wish to serve on the October 2015 Medical Mission. Nurses and medical professionals are also encouraged to apply to join the vteam.
Twelve years ago, Floyd Hammer and Kathy Hamilton, an Iowa couple who had worked for all of their adult lives, briefly delayed their retirement to take a quick service trip to a rural hospital in Tanzania. Floyd's background in construction would come in handy and Kathy, a natural nurturer, was excited by the chance to help new mothers welcome their babies.
As they witnessed young boys and girls too weakened from and distracted by hunger to learn, women and children suffering from treatable illness, complicated by the lack of clean water, their thoughts of a relaxing retirement faded – Outreach, a non-profit which today bears Charity Navigator's highest rating – was born.
We hear from many nurses who have the lifelong dream of healing the poorest of the poor – but face financial challenges to do so. While all members of our mission teams are critical, our nurses support our doctors, enhance the confidence and skills of local nurses, nurture new babies and mothers, and so much more.
In honor of National Nurses Day (celebrated globally each May) – Outreach needs your help to build a "Scholarship and Service Fund" to reduce the financial burden of nurses who are the cornerstone of its Medical Mission Program. Lessening the financial burden for qualified nurses, who long to fulfill their dream to serve the poorest of the poor, will ensure that every Outreach Medical Mission can serve more patients with compassion and dignity.
Outreach Medical Mission participants typically fund their own costs, as well as the overall costs of the Mission. This includes equipment, supplies, medications, to serve the patients, as well as in-country transportation and meals for the team and those with whom we work side-by-side.
The average cost to participate – exclusive of airfare – is approximately $4000 per person; this cost is growing.
If we are able to raise $10,000 to support nursing team members (and related costs, such as equipment and supplies), the financial burden on our nurses to participate can be markedly reduced. This "Scholarship and Service Fund" will also raise awareness for the need for trained medical personnel in Tanzania and of our long-standing commitment to serve these communities with compassion. We will publicize this fund openly and transparently, allowing any and all qualified applicants to apply to be part of our October 2015 Medical Mission Team.
Should we raise only a portion of our goal, we will not be able to help as many nurses fulfill their dream to serve – but our commitment to provide support for these important team members will be fulfilled to the extent that what we raise will permit.
Outreach –with its proven track record in providing quality care in Tanzania with transparency, dignity and in collaboration with in-country health care providers – is the ideal organization with which to serve on a Medical Mission. Every contribution we receive will be gratefully accepted and empower a nurse who longs for the chance to provide healing without boundary.
Not all of us have the determination, the willingness or the capacity to change a life by providing outstanding medical care. But isn't it nice to know that, with even a small gift, we have the capacity to empower someone who can do just that? Outreach brings people together to dream of a day when all have access to health and healing – all we need is you.
We believe that there is not a better time to serve – but recognize that this type of service brings risks with it. We are reassured – and can thus assure prospective participants and donors – that our strong partnerships, our clean and safe residential areas for team participants, and our outstanding track record make Outreach, Inc. a strong partner to serve abroad.
Of course, we cannot control global unrest, climatic, or other challenges. Should we be unable to mount the Medical Mission in part or in full in October 2015, we are prepared to return or re-deploy (to our Children's Feeding Program or Clean Water Program or another "Pillar of Outreach") as the donor might prefer.
My cousin is a nurse – if I make a gift to honor her for National Nurses Day, how do I let her know?
.We hope you'll definitely share this news with your whole family (and all your friends) – but we'll be glad to email you a certificate to share with your honoree.
I'm a doctor (a layperson/a willing volunteer); may I participate in the October Medical Mission?
We need lots of team members to make our missions successful. This includes medical professionals from a variety of specialties as well as those who can assist with patient check in, support our team by keeping our meals nutritious and timely, and those who simply like to take on varying jobs – from setting up a store room to pushing a wheelchair. While these participants are not eligible for support from the "Scholarship and Service Fund," they may still take part if a role matching their qualifications is available on the team.
Is it safe to go to Tanzania? What about illness and safety concerns?
The safety of our mission participants is our primary concern. This is not just because a healthy and happy team can provide the greatest care – we also want participants to feel safe and secure in their own right. Our Mission teams stay in a gated community that provides simple yet modern amenities, safe drinking water, and familiar foods. We have been working in Tanzania for more than a decade utilizing these (or similar) accommodations for our teams: we have had no incidents impacting the safety and security of our teams. As always when traveling abroad, you will need to secure appropriate vaccinations and take other important precautions as advised by the U.S. Department of State.


text:
Inventors, Licensing Groups Back US Withdrawal From Standards-Essential Patent Pact
A coalition of inventors, patent licensing, business and political groups has issued a letter of support for an effort by Trump administration agencies to withdraw from an Obama-era arrangement with the US Patent and Trademark Office on standards-essential patents that the groups say is harming innovation.
Standards-essential patents (SEPs) are those deemed vital for all parties to comply with a new standard, requiring the patent-owner to licence them under fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory terms. The temptation for a company who owns a patent on a technology that is necessary for a standard can be to charge higher prices. The groups argue in a 15 March letter that the 2013 statement may have been well-intentioned but has been serving to weaken patents.
[Update: two other related letters were issued, by the Alliance for US Startups & Inventors for Jobs (pdf) or here, and a set of tech giants, including Nokia, Ericsson, Philips and Qualcomm, here (pdf) or here.]
Invoking the US Constitution, the groups argue that "if standard development organizations refuse patent holders the right to exclude others who reject a license offered on reasonable terms from using their inventions, effectively creating, in the words of the AAG [Assistant Attorney General Makan Delrahim], a compulsory license."
"Attached and below is a letter to Attorney General Barr and Commerce Secretary Ross expressing support for Assistant Attorney General Makan Delrahim's decision to withdraw from the 2013 joint DOJ-USPTO Policy Statement on Standards-Essential Patents," the groups said in a press release. "The letter is signed by the Alliance of U.S. Startups & Inventors for Jobs (USIJ), American Conservative Union, Conservatives for Property Rights, Innovation Alliance, Licensing Executives Society (U.S.A. and Canada), Inc., National Small Business Association and the U.S. Business & Industry Council."
A copy of the letter is reprinted below:
The Hon. William P. Barr The Hon. Wilbur Ross
Attorney General Secretary of Commerce
U.S. Department of Justice U.S. Department of Commerce
950 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW 1401 Constitution Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20530-0001 Washington, DC 20230
Dear Attorney General Barr and Secretary Ross:
The undersigned companies, groups, and associations write in strong support of Department of Justice Assistant Attorney General Makan Delrahim's decision to withdraw the Antitrust Division's assent to the 2013 joint DOJ-U.S. Patent and Trademark Office "Policy Statement on Remedies for Standards-Essential Patents Subject to Voluntary F/RAND Commitments" (the "2013 Joint Policy Statement"). We enthusiastically welcome this long overdue course correction in U.S. policy.
Over the last decade, a series of court decisions and administrative actions have weakened the patent system in a variety of ways, making patents harder to get, harder to enforce, and easier to infringe. Taken together, these decisions have decisively shifted the balance of power away from those who innovate and toward those who use those innovations. As a result of these changes, the United States fell from first to twelfth place in patent system strength as measured by the Global Innovation Policy Center's IP index.
The 2013 Joint Policy Statement was a prime example of a policy change that disadvantaged patent holders. While we believe the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office at the time tried hard with some success to make the statement as pro-innovation as possible, we agree with AAG Delrahim that the 2013 Joint Policy Statement was at best confused on how to maintain the incentive to innovate in a standard-development context.
We applaud the DOJ for revisiting its policy and asking the question "whether we are doing everything we can to preserve the fundamentals that encouraged innovation in the first place." We agree with AAG Delrahim that the policy of the U.S. government across all its agencies should be to encourage innovation. This is especially so as the United States increasingly competes against China and other countries in the race for dominance and influence in 5G, artificial intelligence, and other critical technologies that will dominate the future. Antitrust and patent policy can work together, not at cross purposes, to facilitate technological innovation. It is therefore fitting that the December 7, 2018 speech in which the AAG announced the DOJ decision is entitled "Telegraph Road: Incentivizing Innovation at the Intersection of Patent and Antitrust Law."
The Framers of the U.S. Constitution "secur[ed] for limited Times to . . . Inventors the exclusive Right to their . . . Discoveries[.]" The inability to effectively enforce a patent diminishes the value of the exclusive right the patent bestows and discourages innovation and the investments required to commercialize new inventions. That is true in the technology standards context if standard development organizations refuse patent holders the right to exclude others who reject a license offered on reasonable terms from using their inventions, effectively creating, in the words of the AAG, a compulsory license. And it is true in the context of "efficient infringement," where infringers use the cost and expense of litigation and administrative patent challenges to effectively deny patent holders their rights. Diminishing the patent right in these ways decisively shifts negotiating power away from innovators who take risks and invest research and development dollars and toward those who take no such risks and wish to use those innovations as cheaply and freely as possible.
It is therefore no surprise or coincidence that many of the same groups who have argued for years to weaken patent rights in U.S. law have come out in opposition to the DOJ decision. Many of these same groups have criticized USPTO Director Iancu for his admirable efforts to make the patent system more reliable and predictable through harmonizing the claim construction standard at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board with that used in district courts and issuing Section 101 guidance to aid in consistent patent examination and enforcement. Largely due to Director Iancu's efforts, the U.S. ranking in the 2019 IP index has risen from twelfth to second place.
We the undersigned wholeheartedly welcome and endorse the changes the DOJ and the USPTO are introducing to U.S. policy, which we believe will help the United States remain the most innovative country in the world. We also strongly support the AAG's intention to work with the USPTO Director to replace the 2013 Joint Policy Statement with a new joint policy statement that will better protect the interests of innovation and U.S. innovators and thereby strengthen the national economy. We urge you to discount the arguments of those who claim that increased innovation and job creation require weaker patents and less of the "exclusive Right" the U.S. Constitution contemplates.
Alliance of U.S. Startups & Inventors for Jobs (USIJ)
American Conservative Union
Conservatives for Property Rights
Innovation Alliance
Licensing Executives Society (U.S.A. and Canada), Inc.
National Small Business Association
U.S. Business & Industry Council
Cc: Assistant Attorney General Makan Delrahim
Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property and Director of the U.S. Patent
and Trademark Office Andrei Iancu
The Hon. Jerrold Nadler, Chairman, House Judiciary Committee
The Hon. Doug Collins, Ranking Member, House Judiciary Committee
The Hon. Lindsey Graham, Chairman, Senate Committee on the Judiciary
The Hon. Dianne Feinstein, Ranking Member, Senate Committee on the Judiciary
William New may be reached at wnew@ip-watch.ch.
"Inventors, Licensing Groups Back US Withdrawal From Standards-Essential Patent Pact" by Intellectual Property Watch is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
Filed Under: Language, Themes, Venues, English, Innovation/ R&D, Lobbying, North America, Regional Policy


The Indianapolis International Airport is home to the largest airport-based solar farm in the world. Comprised of two phases, the IND Solar Farm creates 17.5 MW AC of power, which has the capacity to power 3,210 homes for a year.
Solar is a renewable energy source that contributes to national goals of sustainability, energy independence, and air quality improvement. It is particularly well-suited to airports because of available space and unobstructed terrains.
Airport interest in solar energy is growing rapidly as a way to reduce airport operating costs and to demonstrate a commitment to sustainable development. There are more than 15 solar airport farms in the United States.


Sign-up to receive the latest news and ratings for EDR and its competitors with MarketBeat's FREE daily newsletter.
What is Egdon Resources' stock symbol?
Egdon Resources trades on the London Stock Exchange (LON) under the ticker symbol "EDR."
How were Egdon Resources' earnings last quarter?
Egdon Resources Plc (LON:EDR) posted its quarterly earnings data on Tuesday, April, 9th. The company reported ($0.28) earnings per share for the quarter. View Egdon Resources' Earnings History.
What price target have analysts set for EDR?
1 Wall Street analysts have issued 1 year target prices for Egdon Resources' shares. Their forecasts range from GBX 46.70 to GBX 46.70. On average, they anticipate Egdon Resources' share price to reach GBX 46.70 in the next twelve months. This suggests a possible upside of 662.4% from the stock's current price. View Analyst Price Targets for Egdon Resources.
What is the consensus analysts' recommendation for Egdon Resources?
1 Wall Street analysts have issued "buy," "hold," and "sell" ratings for Egdon Resources in the last year. There are currently 1 buy rating for the stock, resulting in a consensus recommendation of "Buy." View Analyst Ratings for Egdon Resources.
Has Egdon Resources been receiving favorable news coverage?
News stories about EDR stock have been trending negative this week, according to InfoTrie Sentiment Analysis. The research group identifies negative and positive press coverage by monitoring more than six thousand blog and news sources in real-time. The firm ranks coverage of publicly-traded companies on a scale of negative five to five, with scores nearest to five being the most favorable. Egdon Resources earned a news impact score of -2.3 on InfoTrie's scale. They also assigned news stories about the company a news buzz of 2.0 out of 10, meaning that recent press coverage is very unlikely to have an effect on the stock's share price in the immediate future.
Who are some of Egdon Resources' key competitors?
Some companies that are related to Egdon Resources include Delphi Energy (DEE), TransAtlantic Petroleum (TNP), Petrel Energy (PRL), Trinity Exploration & Production (TRIN), Armour Energy (AJQ), Crown Point Energy (CWV), Tap Oil (TAP), Renaissance Oil (ROE), Lekoil (LEK), Bahamas Petroleum (BPC), Triangle Energy (Global) (TEG), Real Energy (RLE), Melbana Energy (MAY), Strategic Oil & Gas (SOG) and Enservco (ENSV).
What other stocks do shareholders of Egdon Resources own?
Based on aggregate information from My MarketBeat watchlists, some companies that other Egdon Resources investors own include Sirius Minerals (SXX), Motif Bio (MTFB), Glencore (GLEN), Lloyds Banking Group (LLOY), Greatland Gold (GGP), IGAS Energy (IGAS), SolGold (SOLG), IQE (IQE), Union Jack Oil (UJO) and Sareum (SAR).
Who are Egdon Resources' key executives?
How do I buy shares of Egdon Resources?
Shares of EDR and other U.K. stocks can be purchased through online brokerage accounts that support trading on the London Stock Exchange (LSX). Some U.K. companies can be purchased through major U.S. brokerages in the form of American Depository Receipts (ADRs), which are placeholder equities held in a trust by a bank that represent shares of a foreign stock.
What is Egdon Resources' stock price today?
One share of EDR stock can currently be purchased for approximately GBX 6.13.
How big of a company is Egdon Resources?
Egdon Resources has a market capitalization of £15.92 million and generates £1.57 million in revenue each year. Egdon Resources employs 13 workers across the globe.
What is Egdon Resources' official website?
The official website for Egdon Resources is http://www.egdon-resources.com/.
How can I contact Egdon Resources?
Egdon Resources' mailing address is The Wheat House, 98 High Street, HOOK, RG29 1LP, United Kingdom. The company can be reached via phone at +44-1256-702292.
MarketBeat's community ratings are surveys of what our community members think about Egdon Resources and other stocks. Vote "Outperform" if you believe EDR will outperform the S&P 500 over the long term. Vote "Underperform" if you believe EDR will underperform the S&P 500 over the long term. You may vote once every thirty days.