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Q: Cannot print variable in local for terraform after apply project. Terraform print known after apply I try print variable in local for terraform after apply project. Terraform print known after apply. Terraform version is v0.14.5
Main code https://github.com/patsevanton/terraform-yandex-cloud-examples/blob/main/terraform-count/inventory.tf
locals {
  name_attribute = "fqdn"
  group_tag = "labels"
  instances = concat(
    yandex_compute_instance.vm_1, yandex_compute_instance.vm_2
  )
 .........
}

I run terraform apply, terraform created resource.
yandex_vpc_network.network-1: Creating...
yandex_vpc_network.network-1: Creation complete after 2s [id=enp6dunid3n9lritpr4j]
yandex_vpc_subnet.subnet-1: Creating...
yandex_vpc_subnet.subnet-1: Creation complete after 0s [id=e9ba67sdgqfkni8n9ks5]
yandex_compute_instance.vm_1[0]: Creating...
yandex_compute_instance.vm_1[0]: Still creating... [10s elapsed]
yandex_compute_instance.vm_1[0]: Still creating... [20s elapsed]
yandex_compute_instance.vm_1[0]: Creation complete after 26s [id=fhmncj5leton3br3nch9]
local_file.inventory: Creating...
local_file.inventory: Creation complete after 0s [id=c7377ed426dbf44a250a9293afd2dc55e6c279c5]

Apply complete! Resources: 4 added, 0 changed, 0 destroyed.

Outputs:

inventory_file = "./inventory.yaml"

I run terraform console
terraform console
> local.instances
(known after apply)

How print variable in local for terraform after apply project ?

A: Based on the comments.
The issue was caused by missing vm_2 instance. Once the instance was added, local.instances worked as expected in the terraform console.

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	$scope.saved = localStorage.getItem('todos');
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var tswlairmgr = tswlairmgr || {};
tswlairmgr.modules = tswlairmgr.modules || {};
tswlairmgr.modules.inventory = tswlairmgr.modules.inventory || {};
tswlairmgr.modules.inventory.classes = tswlairmgr.modules.inventory.classes || {};

tswlairmgr.modules.inventory.classes.ExportStringParser = new function() {
	/*
		Sample export string:

		#TSWLMExport#
		META{fmtv}1
		META{gen}omod
		META{omodv}1.0.0
		SFCN{sol/km/km:km01}2,2,1,1,1,1,1,1,1
		SFCN{sol/km/km:km02}1,1,1,,,,,,1
		SFCN{sol/km/km:km03}1,1,1,1,1,1,1,,1
		SFCN{sol/sc/sc:sc01}1,2,1,3,2,1,,,2
		SFCN{sol/sc/sc:sc02}1,1,,1,1,1,1,3,3
		SFCN{sol/sc/sc:sc03}2,1,,,1,1,,1,1
		SFCN{sol/bm/bm:bm01}1,1,2,1,,2,,1,
		SFCN{sol/bm/bm:bm02}1,,3,,,,,,
		SFCN{sol/bm/bm:bm03}2,1,1,3,,1,,,
		SFCN{egy/sd/sd:sd01}1,1,,,,3,,,
		SFCN{egy/sd/sd:sd02}1,1,1,,,,,,
		SFCN{egy/sd/sd:sd03}1,1,1,1,1,1,1,,
		SFCN{egy/cs/cs:cs01}1,1,1,1,,,,,
		SFCN{egy/cs/cs:cs02}1,1,2,1,2,1,,,2
		SFCN{egy/cs/cs:cs03}1,,2,1,1,1,1,1,1
		SFCN{tra/sf/sf:sf01},,,,1,,,,
		SFCN{tra/sf/sf:sf02},,,,,,,1,1
		SFCN{tra/sf/sf:sf03},,,,,,1,1,
		SRFC{sol:sol}1,1,1,,,1,1,1,,1,1,1,,1,,1
		#ENDC#

		Directives can also be separated by ; instead of newlines.
	*/

	this._maxSupportedFormatVersion = 2;

	this._patterns = {
		wrapper: /#TSWLMExport#([\s\S]*)#ENDC#/,
		directive: /^([A-Z]{4})\{([^\}]+)\}(.+)$/,
		sfcnKey: /^([a-z]{3})\/([a-z]{2})\/([a-z]{2}):([a-z]{2}[0-9]{2})$/,
		sfcnCountsNumber: /^([0-9]+)?$/,
		srfcKey: /^([a-z]{3}):([a-z]{3})$/,
		srfcCountsNumber: /^([0-9]+)?$/
	};

	this.updateFragmentRegistriesFromExportString = function(fragmentRegistry, regionalFragmentRegistry, exportString)
	{
		var stats = {
			totalFragments: 0,
			distinctFragments: 0,
			distinctRegions: 0,
			distinctZones: 0,
			distinctLairs: 0,
			distinctBosses: 0,
			distinctRegionalFragments: 0,
			distinctRegionalRegions: 0,
			distinctRegionalBosses: 0
		};

		var internalStats = {
			encounteredFragments: {},
			encounteredRegions: {},
			encounteredZones: {},
			encounteredLairs: {},
			encounteredBosses: {},
			encounteredRegionalFragments: {},
			encounteredRegionalRegions: {},
			encounteredRegionalBosses: {}
		};

		var updates = [];
		var updatesRegional = [];

		var match = this._patterns.wrapper.exec(exportString)
		if(match)
		{
			var payload = match[1];
			var directives = payload.replace(/\n/g, ";").split(";");
			for(var i=0; i<directives.length; i++)
			{
				var directive = directives[i].trim();
				var directiveMatch = this._patterns.directive.exec(directive);
				if(directiveMatch)
				{
					var code = directiveMatch[1];
					var key = directiveMatch[2];
					var data = directiveMatch[3];
					switch(code)
					{
						case "META": // Metadata
							// Can contain keys:
							// - fmtv: Format version
							// - gen: Generator
							// - user-defined metadata like generator version
							// Data: pure data, no special format.
							if(key == "fmtv")
							{
								if(data > this._maxSupportedFormatVersion)
								{
									// Format version is newer than we can handle
									if(tswlairmgr.core.config.debug) console.log("<tswlairmgr.modules.organizer.classes.ExportStringParser>: Error: Format version <"+data+"> newer than expected in directive "+i);
									return false;
								}
							}
						break;
						case "SFCN": // Set Fragment Counts
							// Keys have the form:
							// <regionCode>/<zoneCode>/<lairCode>:<bossCode>
							// Data is a list of integers separated with ","; if an integer is zero, no digit will be present.
							var sfcnKeyMatch = this._patterns.sfcnKey.exec(key);
							if(sfcnKeyMatch)
							{
								var regionCode = sfcnKeyMatch[1];
								var zoneCode = sfcnKeyMatch[2];
								var lairCode = sfcnKeyMatch[3];
								var bossCode = sfcnKeyMatch[4];

								var regions = tswlairmgr.core.data.getSortedRegions();
								var regionMatched = false;
								for(var rIdx=0; rIdx<regions.length; rIdx++)
								{
									var region = regions[rIdx];
									if(regionCode == region.getId())
									{
										regionMatched = true;
										internalStats.encounteredRegions[region.getId()] = true;
										var zones = region.getSortedZones();
										var zoneMatched = false;
										for(var zIdx=0; zIdx<zones.length; zIdx++)
										{
											var zone = zones[zIdx];
											if(zoneCode == zone.getId())
											{
												zoneMatched = true;
												internalStats.encounteredZones[zone.getId()] = true;
												var lairs = zone.getSortedLairs();
												var lairMatched = false;
												for(var lIdx=0; lIdx<lairs.length; lIdx++)
												{
													var lair = lairs[lIdx];
													if(lairCode == lair.getId())
													{
														lairMatched = true;
														internalStats.encounteredLairs[lair.getId()] = true;
														var bosses = lair.getSortedBosses();
														var bossMatched = false;
														for(var bIdx=0; bIdx<bosses.length; bIdx++)
														{
															var boss = bosses[bIdx];
															if(bossCode == boss.getId())
															{
																bossMatched = true;
																internalStats.encounteredBosses[boss.getId()] = true;

																var counts = data.split(/,/);
																if(counts.length == 9)
																{
																	var orientations = [
																		"nw", "n", "ne",
																		"w", "c", "e",
																		"sw", "s", "se"
																	];
																	for(var ci=0; ci<counts.length; ci++)
																	{
																		var count = counts[ci];
																		var fragment = boss.getFragmentSet().getFragmentAtOrientation(orientations[ci]);

																		var countMatch = this._patterns.sfcnCountsNumber.exec(count);
																		if(countMatch)
																		{
																			count = (count == "") ? 0 : parseInt(count);

																			updates.push({
																				fragment: fragment,
																				count: count
																			});

																			if(count > 0)
																			{
																				internalStats.encounteredFragments[fragment.getCode()] = true;
																			}

																			stats.totalFragmentCount += count;

																			continue;
																		}
																		if(tswlairmgr.core.config.debug) console.log("<tswlairmgr.modules.organizer.classes.ExportStringParser>: Error: Malformed count <"+count+"> in counts data in directive "+i);
																		return false; // Malformed counts data
																	}
																	continue;
																}
																if(tswlairmgr.core.config.debug) console.log("<tswlairmgr.modules.organizer.classes.ExportStringParser>: Error: Malformed counts data <"+data+"> in directive "+i);
																return false; // Malformed counts data
															}
															continue;
														}
														if(!bossMatched)
														{
															if(tswlairmgr.core.config.debug) console.log("<tswlairmgr.modules.organizer.classes.ExportStringParser>: Error: Invalid boss code <"+bossCode+"> in directive "+i);
															return false; // Invalid boss code
														}
													}
													continue;
												}
												if(!lairMatched)
												{
													if(tswlairmgr.core.config.debug) console.log("<tswlairmgr.modules.organizer.classes.ExportStringParser>: Error: Invalid lair code <"+lairCode+"> in directive "+i);
													return false; // Invalid lair code
												}
											}
											continue;
										}
										if(!zoneMatched)
										{
											if(tswlairmgr.core.config.debug) console.log("<tswlairmgr.modules.organizer.classes.ExportStringParser>: Error: Invalid zone code <"+zoneCode+"> in directive "+i);
											return false; // Invalid zone code
										}
									}
									continue;
								}
								if(!regionMatched)
								{
									if(tswlairmgr.core.config.debug) console.log("<tswlairmgr.modules.organizer.classes.ExportStringParser>: Error: Invalid region code <"+regionCode+"> in directive "+i);
									return false; // Invalid region code
								}
							}
						break;
						case "SRFC": // Set Regional Fragment Counts
							// Keys have the form:
							// <regionCode>:<bossCode>
							// Data is a list of integers separated with ","; if an integer is zero, no digit will be present.
							var srfcKeyMatch = this._patterns.srfcKey.exec(key);
							if(srfcKeyMatch)
							{
								var regionCode = srfcKeyMatch[1];
								var bossCode = srfcKeyMatch[2];

								var regions = tswlairmgr.core.data.getSortedRegions();
								var regionMatched = false;
								for(var rIdx=0; rIdx<regions.length; rIdx++)
								{
									var region = regions[rIdx];
									if(regionCode == region.getId())
									{
										regionMatched = true;
										internalStats.encounteredRegionalRegions[region.getId()] = true;

										var bosses = [ region.getRegional() ];
										var bossMatched = false;
										for(var bIdx=0; bIdx<bosses.length; bIdx++)
										{
											var boss = bosses[bIdx];
											if(bossCode == boss.getId())
											{
												bossMatched = true;
												internalStats.encounteredRegionalBosses[boss.getId()] = true;

												var counts = data.split(/,/);
												if(counts.length == 16)
												{
													var orientations = [
														"nnww", "nnw", "nne", "nnee",
														"nww", "nw", "ne", "nee",
														"sww", "sw", "se", "see",
														"ssww", "ssw", "sse", "ssee"
													];
													for(var ci=0; ci<counts.length; ci++)
													{
														var count = counts[ci];
														var fragment = boss.getFragmentSet().getFragmentAtOrientation(orientations[ci]);

														var countMatch = this._patterns.srfcCountsNumber.exec(count);
														if(countMatch)
														{
															count = (count == "") ? 0 : parseInt(count);

															updatesRegional.push({
																fragment: fragment,
																count: count
															});

															if(count > 0)
															{
																internalStats.encounteredRegionalFragments[fragment.getCode()] = true;
															}

															stats.totalRegionalFragmentCount += count;

															continue;
														}
														if(tswlairmgr.core.config.debug) console.log("<tswlairmgr.modules.organizer.classes.ExportStringParser>: Error: Malformed count <"+count+"> in counts data in directive "+i);
														return false; // Malformed counts data
													}
													continue;
												}
												if(tswlairmgr.core.config.debug) console.log("<tswlairmgr.modules.organizer.classes.ExportStringParser>: Error: Malformed counts data <"+data+"> in directive "+i);
												return false; // Malformed counts data
											}
											continue;
										}
										if(!bossMatched)
										{
											if(tswlairmgr.core.config.debug) console.log("<tswlairmgr.modules.organizer.classes.ExportStringParser>: Error: Invalid boss code <"+bossCode+"> in directive "+i);
											return false; // Invalid boss code
										}
									}
									continue;
								}
								if(!regionMatched)
								{
									if(tswlairmgr.core.config.debug) console.log("<tswlairmgr.modules.organizer.classes.ExportStringParser>: Error: Invalid region code <"+regionCode+"> in directive "+i);
									return false; // Invalid region code
								}
							}
						break;
					}
				}
				else if(directive.trim().length == 0)
				{
					// Whitespace, discard
				}
				else
				{
					if(tswlairmgr.core.config.debug) console.log("<tswlairmgr.modules.organizer.classes.ExportStringParser>: Error: Directive <"+directive+"> did not match");
					return false; // Directive mismatch
				}
			}
		}
		else
		{
			if(tswlairmgr.core.config.debug) console.log("<tswlairmgr.modules.organizer.classes.ExportStringParser>: Error: Wrapper did not match");
			return false; // Wrapper mismatch
		}

		// Apply gathered count updates
		for(var uIdx=0; uIdx<updates.length; uIdx++)
		{
			var update = updates[uIdx];
			fragmentRegistry.setCountForFragment(update.fragment, update.count);
		}
		for(var uIdx=0; uIdx<updatesRegional.length; uIdx++)
		{
			var update = updatesRegional[uIdx];
			regionalFragmentRegistry.setCountForFragment(update.fragment, update.count);
		}

		// Finalize statistics
		$.each(internalStats.encounteredFragments, function(key, value) { stats.distinctFragments++; });
		$.each(internalStats.encounteredRegions, function(key, value) { stats.distinctRegions++; });
		$.each(internalStats.encounteredZones, function(key, value) { stats.distinctZones++; });
		$.each(internalStats.encounteredBosses, function(key, value) { stats.distinctBosses++; });
		$.each(internalStats.encounteredRegionalFragments, function(key, value) { stats.distinctRegionalFragments++; });
		$.each(internalStats.encounteredRegionalRegions, function(key, value) { stats.distinctRegionalRegions++; });
		$.each(internalStats.encounteredRegionalBosses, function(key, value) { stats.distinctRegionalBosses++; });

		return stats;
	};
};


Located near Mill Springs, Kentucky, Meadow Creek cascades over several drops covering several hundred feet before descending over a 35 ft tall waterfall that is just feet away from Lake Cumberland. In my opinion it's one of the most beautiful creeks in the state. We're going to skip the main falls, the reason why is that it didn't have much water on it, but the waterflow was perfect for the cascades. Our first stop on our tour is this 8 foot beauty that is 50 ft upstream from the main drop. In order to reach this falls you have to walk upstream beyond the cascade, cross the creek to the other side and make your way down the natural steps. To be honest, what's so cool about this creek, the further you move upstream the better it gets.


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Q: Create XML with XDocument with a variable number of XElements using for loop I need to add a variable number of XElements to my XML document based on the value of e(which is different each time). I think I need to do something similar to what I have below but the below code gives me 6 errors. These are:

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*Only assignment, call, increment, decrement, and new object expressions can be used as a statement x 2

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int e = 3;

doc.Root.Add(new XElement(ns + "LineItemList",

for(int i = 0; i <= e; i++)
{
    new XElement("ItemNumber", i.ToString());
}

));

What am I doing wrong?
To put my question another way, my understanding is that to have my LineItem elements inside my LineItemListelement, I need to put my LineItem's inside the declaration of LineItemList.
If somebody could tell me how to explicitly open and close elements, instead of them being opened and closed implicitly this would help a lot.

A: Try this one:
int e = 3;
XDocument doc = new XDocument(
          new XElement(ns + "LineItemList",
               Enumerable.Range(0, e).Select(i => new XElement("ItemNumber", i))
          ));

A: I think you are looking for:
int e = 3;
XElement lineElement = new XElement(ns + "LineItemList");
doc.Root.Add(lineElement);
for(int i = 0; i <= e; i++)
{
  XElement itemElement = new XElement("ItemNumber", i.ToString());
  lineElement.Add(itemElement)
}

A: You cannot use a for loop inside a method call.
Maybe you want to do something like this:
for(int i = 0; i <= e; i++) {
    XElement element = new XElement("ItemNumber", i.ToString());
    doc.Root.Add(element);
}

I didn't test this code.


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Dyson to Join Electric Vehicle Revolution With First Car Launch in 2021
Dyson, the renowned British tech company responsible for revolutionizing vacuum cleaners, has just announced that it will soon begin manufacturing electric cars.
The company is set to begin construction on an automotive factory based out of Singapore in December. With completion of the facility projected in 2020, Dyson representatives say that they expect to launch their first car in 2021.
It will be the company's first automotive manufacturing facility in the world. It is also part of Dyson's $3.2 billion global investment in "new technology," according to Forbes.
"Singapore has a comparatively high cost base, but also great technology expertise and focus," says Dyson CEO Jim Rowan in a statement. "It is therefore the right place to make high quality technology loaded machines, and the right place to make our electric vehicle.
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If they are as innovative as their other products I might be interested. Dyson makes quality products and i'll be in the market for a new car around 2021. My current Prius is 10 years old and I hear the company may stop making the Prius. I want my next car to be an EV so I may be looking at a Dyson.


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Grantville Gazette Volume 87	Eric Flint
Grantville Gazette 87 opens with a pair of short stories from Terry Howard: "A Long-Awaited Proposal" and "Don't Feed Me People Food." Next, Mark Roth-Whitworth fills in some events in Eastern Europe in "Red Makes Friends." Deputy Marshals hunt a fugitive in Mike Watson's "The Searchers." A relative comes to stay in Natalie Silk's "Anya's Story." In Michael Lockwood's "A Puritan Voice, Part 2," Nicholas continues his journey, but he is being tracked. A. P. Davidson tells us about "The Army of Sweden," and Iver P. Cooper concludes his series on "Photography in the 1632 Universe." This issue's two Universe Annex stories are "Crazy Horse's Prodigal Granddaughter" by Allan Dyen-Shapiro and "The Meat Interpreter" by Edward M. Lerner.
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The Development of a Preliminary Design for a Tidal Energy Plant
K. A. Samo Department of Electrical Engineering , Quaid-e-Awam University College of Engineering, Science & Technology, Pakistan
A. Baharun Mechanical Engineering Department, Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, Malaysia
A. R. H. Rigit Mechanical Engineering Department, Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, Malaysia
Volume: 11 | Issue: 1 | Pages: 6730-6733 | February 2021 | https://doi.org/10.48084/etasr.3980
Published online first on January 23, 2021.
Renewable energy sources are considered a part of the future of energy production in Malaysia. The main objectives of this research are to append a new energy extraction technique that harvests energy from tides and to develop a preliminary design for a tidal energy plant at Kuching Barrage. Knowing the diameter of the turbine, the dimensions of the powerhouse are achieved in conjunction with site conditions. The centerline should be at least below the low water tide so that the tide is at all times guaranteed to be submerged. Based on this, the powerhouse has a 24.61m length, is about 100m in distance across, and its elevation is 36.39m. The construction is located downstream and the centerline habitation at -1.15 and below LSD. The calculated tidal energy plant is comprised of four bulb-type turbines installed at each barrage gate. The bulb-type turbine blades would face the sea site with 11.32m length of the draft tube. This study detailed feasibility study can be implemented.
tidal range, powerhouse, renewable energy, Malaysia, Kuching Barrage
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K. A. Samo, I. A. Samo, Z. A. Siyal, and A. R. H. Rigit, "Determination of Potential Tidal Power Sites at East Malaysia," Engineering, Technology & Applied Science Research, vol. 10, no. 4, pp. 6047-6051, Aug. 2020. https://doi.org/10.48084/etasr.3674
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K. A. Samo, A. Baharun, and A. R. H. Rigit, "The Development of a Preliminary Design for a Tidal Energy Plant", Eng. Technol. Appl. Sci. Res., vol. 11, no. 1, pp. 6730–6733, Feb. 2021.
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Determination of Potential Tidal Power Sites at East Malaysia
K. A. Samo, I. A. Samo, Z. A. Siyal, A. R. H. Rigit
Volume: 10 | Issue: 4 | Pages: 6047-6051 | August 2020 | https://doi.org/10.48084/etasr.3674
Suitable Turbine Selection based on the Parameters of a Potential Site at Sarawak, Malaysia
K. A. Samo, I. A. Samo, W. Mughal, A. R. H. Rigit, A. A. Sohoo
Volume: 10 | Issue: 6 | Pages: 6399-6402 | December 2020 | https://doi.org/10.48084/etasr.3770
The Energy Output from the Kuching Barrage in East Malaysia
K. A. Samo, M. U. Keerio, S. A. Shaikh, A. R. H. Rigit, K. C. Mukwana
Volume: 11 | Issue: 2 | Pages: 6970-6973 | April 2021 | https://doi.org/10.48084/etasr.4063
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The Residences at Commonwealth
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Commonwealth by Century will become a true benchmark for residential living in the area. Immediately accessible and close to top schools, shopping centers, churches and major thoroughfares, it is a location that has long been deserving of quality real estate development.
The choice of location in Quezon City was one of the highlights of this new development project by Century Properties. Not only is Quezon City the largest city in Metro Manila, it is also one of the most densely populated. Plus, it is a center for cultural, employment and entertainment opportunities. Quezon City accounts for a quarter of the entire population of Metro Manila. Hence, finding a decent place to live is always a puzzle for the local residents. Often times, they are left with the choice to settle between accessibility to their workplace or school and convenient living within the metro. Century Properties aim to change all that with Commonwealth wherein it promises to satisfy both concerns.
There are also vast spaces available in Quezon City that still needs development. Hence, Century Properties tapped into this unused land to convert a healthy and holistic community right at the heart of Quezon City. With the housing market in Quezon City quite steep (most families spend 25% of their income on house rental alone), having your own residential unit is a dream for many. And this is a dream that could be made into reality with the introduction of Commonwealth by Century Properties.
Commonwealth by Century Properties is named for its location in Commonwealth, Quezon City. According to the developers, they felt like this particular development project is a long time coming and one that the residents of Quezon City needed or sought for. Commonwealth Residences is located along Don Antonio Drive in Commonwealth, Quezon City. It is a highly convenient location for its residents due to the accessibility to public transportation systems. For example, the MRT 7 Station 5 is located close by. Its accessibility to Commonwealth Avenue, one of the major thoroughfares in Quezon City, is also advantageous for its residents to get access to other points in the city. Other major thoroughfares that are conveniently accessible from this part of Quezon City include East Avenue, University Avenue, Ortigas and EDSA.
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NHL Draft Prospect: William Wrenn
By Chris Dilks@ChrisDilks Jun 16, 2009, 8:42pm PDT
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Name: William Wrenn
Team: US National Team Development Program U18
Height: 6' 1/2"
2008-2009 stats: 51 games, 3 goals, 11 assists, 14 assists
Prospect Info:
Perhaps no prospect in the NHL Draft exemplifies the changing geography of the hockey landscape than William Wrenn, who, in order to advance his hockey career, moved at the age of 14 from Achorage, Alaska to Los Angeles, California to play for the elite Los Angeles Selects AAA team. That move got the lanky, developing defenseman noticed by USA Hockey, and the following year, he agreed to join the US NTDP U17 team.
But it wasn't until the following year that Wrenn began to fill out and find his role as a tough, defensive defenseman. He also became more of a leader for the NTDP, and captained his team to a gold medal at the World U18 Championships.
He'll continue his hockey career at the University of Denver next season.
Strengths: Defensive play, leadership, physicality
Needs to Improve: Being more of a playmaker
Links of Interest:
NHL Prospect Profile
Alaskan Pipeline Flows Through Denver- LetsGoDU October 2007
Wrenn Leading On and Off Ice- USA Hockey March 2009
Wrenn Helps USA to Gold Medal- Anchorage Daily News, April 2009
Hockey's Future Feature May 2009
YouTube Interview- May 2009
On WCH...
July 17, 2008: " Excellent defender. Good shot. Plays with a bit of temper. I thought he played very well."
September 22, 2008: "Not that noticeable, which is good for a defensive defenseman, though he wasn't exactly dominant from the blueline. Draft Stock: I probably had him a little high, and he should move down a little bit."
April 6, 2009: "Wrenn is just a quiet, steady performer. He won't blow you away with his skill, but plays a solid, very physical brand of defense."
Final Projection:
Wrenn may have pitched in some offense at the World U18 Championships, but in the long run, that's not going to be his game moving forward. He'll may his career as a rugged, physical defender that takes care of his own end and stands up for teammates.
Wrenn is a player I could see slipping a bit on draft day, just because teams might have a tough time figuring out where he fits in. He's a physical player, but at just over six feet tall, and under 200 lbs., it's unlikely he'll be a huge physical presence in a league filled with much bigger players. He's got great leadership abilities and captain potential, but if he projects out to being one of the bottom three defensemen on his NHL club, it's unlikely he'd be elected captain anyway, though teams can never have enough quality personalities in a lockerroom.
That said, Wrenn has too much talent to pass up completely, and after a few years at Denver under George Gwozdecky, he should turn into a very well-rounded, responsible defenseman that can contribute at the NHL level. Wrenn will likely be selected as high as the third round, but likely somewhere around the fourth round.


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Beverly Commons
190 Greenwood Ave
Beverly Massachusetts 01915
Beverly Commons, commonly known as "Greenwood" among area mountain bikers, has great technical riding and a remote felling for a place so surrounded by civilization. At only 126 acres you'd think that there wouldn't be enough riding here to make it worthwhile. But if you did, you'd be wrong.
Though tightly packed the trails meander through the woods through high ground and low, some difficult and others smooth and flowy. With few exceptions all of the trails are just as much fun in both directions.
About those low areas. North Shore NEMBA has been working hard to avoid boggy areas, building bridges and doing minor trail re-alignments. Beverly Commons has a lot of vernal pools and efforts have been made to steer clear of them.
In 2014 NS NEMBA, working with the town, built a sizable new trail. It consists of a dry loop on the east side of the Commons where an existing trail made an extended tour through a swamp. The new trail was designed to be rocky, wild and challenging. There was a considerable amount of tread work done to insure that the trail wouldn't degrade over time. It's a prime example of trail building best practices.
The best place to park is at the end of Greenwood Ave at the trailhead. Parking along Greenwood is also available but please respect the neighbors driveways, mailboxes, etc.
How did Beverly Commons come to exist in this heavily developed area? It appears that the name goes back to colonial times when it was used as a transportation route between north shore communities such as Salem and Gloucester. Like many other "common" lands it was an important source of firewood, lumber, building stones and was used as a common pasture for cows and sheep. Until population pressure and land clearing drove them away it was used by area hunters to stock their larders with deer, moose, cottontail rabbits, turkeys and other edible game.
Much as the early settlers did you'll enjoy Beverly Commons. Though you're 'game' will be the hunt of trails rather than food for your table.
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The Role of Islam in African Slavery
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Slavery has been rife throughout all of ancient history. Most, if not all, ancient civilizations practiced this institution and it is described (and defended) in early writings of the Sumerians, Babylonians, and Egyptians. It was also practiced by early societies in Central America and Africa.
The Qur'an prescribes a humanitarian approach to slavery: free men could not be enslaved, and those faithful to foreign religions could live as protected persons, dhimmis, under Muslim rule (as long as they maintained payment of taxes called Kharaj and Jizya). However, the spread of the Islamic Empire resulted in a much harsher interpretation of the law. For example, if a dhimmi was unable to pay the taxes they could be enslaved, and people from outside the borders of the Islamic Empire were considered an acceptable source of slaves.
Although the law required owners to treat slaves well and provide medical treatment, a slave had no right to be heard in court (testimony was forbidden by slaves), had no right to property, could marry only with permission of their owner, and was considered to be a chattel, that is the (moveable) property, of the slave owner. Conversion to Islam did not automatically give a slave freedom nor did it confer freedom to their children. Whilst highly educated slaves and those in the military did win their freedom, those used for basic duties rarely achieved freedom. In addition, the recorded mortality rate was high -- this was still significant even as late as the nineteenth century and was remarked upon by western travelers in North Africa and Egypt.
Slaves were obtained through conquest, tribute from vassal states, offspring (children of slaves were also slaves, but since many slaves were castrated this was not as common as it had been in the Roman empire), and purchase. The latter method provided the majority of slaves, and at the borders of the Islamic Empire vast number of new slaves were castrated ready for sale. The majority of these slaves came from Europe and Africa -- there were always enterprising locals ready to kidnap or capture their fellow countrymen.
Black Africans were transported to the Islamic empire across the Sahara to Morocco and Tunisia from West Africa, from Chad to Libya, along the Nile from East Africa, and up the coast of East Africa to the Persian Gulf. This trade had been well entrenched for over 600 years before Europeans arrived, and had driven the rapid expansion of Islam across North Africa.
By the time of the Ottoman Empire, the majority of slaves were obtained by raiding in Africa. Russian expansion had put an end to the source of "exceptionally beautiful" female and "brave" male slaves from the Caucasians -- the women were highly prized in the harem, the men in the military. The great trade networks across North Africa were as much to do with the safe transportation of slaves as other goods. An analysis of prices at various slave markets shows that eunuchs fetched higher prices than other males, encouraging the castration of slaves before export.
Documentation suggests that slaves throughout Islamic world were mainly used for menial domestic and commercial purposes. Eunuchs were especially prized for bodyguards and confidential servants; women as concubines and menials. A Muslim slave owner was entitled by law to use slaves for sexual pleasure.
As primary source material becomes available to Western scholars, the bias towards urban slaves is being questioned. Records also show that thousands of slaves were used in gangs for agriculture and mining. Large landowners and rulers used thousands of such slaves, usually in dire conditions: "of the Saharan salt mines, it is said that no slave lived there for more than five years.1"
Bernard Lewis Race and Slavery in the Middle East: An Historical Enquiry, Chapter 1 -- Slavery, Oxford Univ Press 1994.
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Stadium Shutout
Local governments are no longer as willing to take on the risky business of building a ballpark.
The Potomac Nationals' stadium in Prince William County, Va. (Flickr/Luigi de Guzman)
By Frank Shafroth | Columnist
Director of the Center for State and Local Government Leadership at George Mason University
Years ago, a colleague of mine became an economic development director for a large city. One of the first assignments the mayor gave him was to complete a study to assess whether building a large public stadium would provide fiscal benefits to the city. When the study found it wouldn't, he was ordered to re-study it. When that produced similar results, he was directed to bury the studies. The mayor made it clear that the stadium was important to the city's reputation -- if not its bottom line.
I was reminded of this as I watched Prince William County in Virginia struggle this summer to reach a deal to keep a minor league baseball team, the Potomac Nationals. It is the kind of struggle that dozens of large cities, counties and smaller municipalities face: The owner of a professional sports team needs a new facility and wants the city or county to pay for it. Sound familiar? What's new is that localities are resisting what used to be irresistible. The razzle-dazzle of hosting a professional sports team is dimming. The financial risk of fronting money for a stadium and dedicating available land to it has its limits.
In Prince William, minor league teams have been playing ball at the county's Pfitzner Stadium since 1984. The current team's owner wanted the county to replace the three-decade-old stadium with a bigger, more modern facility. The county's Board of Supervisors weighed whether to borrow $35 million to build a 6,000-seat stadium, plus pay for $11 million in updated infrastructure. The team would repay the bond out of proceeds from higher attendance at the new ball field.
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This past spring the board spent $200,000 on a fiscal economic analysis of a new ballpark. The study found that the proposed stadium would generate 288 jobs, $175 million in economic impact and $4.9 million in county tax revenues over a 30-year lease. Under the terms of the deal, the county would borrow money to build the ballpark. It would own the stadium and lease it to the team, which would repay the industrial development bond the county issued. But the study suggested that it would be "challenging for the team to generate the projected revenues in a ballpark built to their proposed budget."
Issuing a bond raises several critical issues. One is whether to put the bond deal to voters. While the board does not legally have to do so with an industrial development bond, most jurisdictions do it anyway since, should the team default on its payments, taxpayers would be responsible for the debt.
The board decided against a referendum. Instead, the supervisors planned to vote on the deal at a mid-July board meeting. But the team owner pulled out before the supervisors could vote, saying the proposal was "suicidal business-wise and would create tremendous risk" for his team. Which suggests, of course, that the owner wanted the county to take the risk.
Will other nearby jurisdictions step up to the plate? Beyond the risk of floating a bond, the fiscal challenge for local leaders in Northern Virginia is to balance land availability and the highest, best use of it. The suburbs that are located closer to Washington, D.C., don't have as much open space or available land assessed at lower values as Prince William County does.
Baseball stadiums are often undertaken to rejuvenate decaying urban areas, but in Northern Virginia, the closer-in jurisdictions do not have an area where a stadium would act as an effective economic stimulus. Given the challenges in the closer jurisdictions in finding available land to build schools, provide recreational space (parks and trails), and maintain space for the less sexy government requirements like parking buses and the staging of construction material to support capital projects, the efforts to build a stadium would likely lead to a shutout.
Frank Shafroth | Columnist | fshafroth@gmu.edu
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Наталья Никитична Юргенс (14 февраля 1932, Ленинград — 30 мая 2014, Мариуполь) — советская и украинская театральная актриса, народная артистка Украинской ССР.

Биография
Родилась 14 февраля 1932 года в Ленинграде. Многие родственники из дворян, включая отца, были репрессированы.

Во время войны пережила первый год блокады Ленинграда. Вскоре семья была эвакуирована в Таджикистан. Свою первую роль она сыграла в 16 лет на сцене Таджикского театра оперы и балета. В 1954 году окончила Ленинабадское музыкальное училище, после которого работала в театрах Ташкента, Якутска и Сыктывкара. В 1960—1969 годах играла в Томском драматическом театре.

С 1969 года была актрисой Донецкого областного русского драматического театра (Мариуполь), где проработала 45 лет и сыграла более 150 ролей.

Скончалась 30 мая 2014 года в Мариуполе.

Семья
 Прадед — учёный, русский металлург и изобретатель, основоположник металлографии Дмитрий Константинович Чернов (1839—1921).
 Отец — Никита Александрович Юргенс (1906—?), дворянин, полковник, был репрессирован в 1936 году, освобождён в 1939.
 Сын (от первого мужа) — Никита Александрович Юргенс, преподаватель истории и правоведения.
 Второй муж — актёр Георгий Лесников (1928—1981), заслуженный артист РСФСР.
 Дочь — актриса Дарья Юргенс (Лесникова; род. 1968), заслуженная артистка России.

Награды и звания
 Заслуженная артистка РСФСР (15.08.1967).
 Народная артистка Украинской ССР (1976).

Работы в театре

 «Медея» Ж. Ануя — Медея
 «Эзоп» Г. Фигейреду — Клея
 «Иркутская история» А. Арбузова — Валя
 «Бесприданница» А. Островского — Лариса Огудалова
 «Укрощение строптивой» В. Шекспира — Катарина
 «Варшавская мелодия» Л. Зорина — Гелена
 «Васса Железнова» М. Горького — Васса
 «Идиот» Ф. Достоевского — Настасья Филипповна
 «Без вины виноватые» А. Островского — Кручинина
 «Сослуживцы» Э. Брагинского, Э. Рязанова — Калугина
 «…Забыть Герострата!» Г. Горина — Клементина
 «Власть тьмы» Л. Толстого — Матрёна
 «Донна Люция» Ю. Хмельницкого — Люция
 «Бабочка…бабочка…» А. Николаи — Эдда
 «Дорогая Памела» Д. Патрика — Памела
 «Ретро» А. Галина — актриса
 «Тартюф» Ж. Б. Мольера — госпожа Пернель
 «Прощальная гастроль князя К.» по Ф. Достоевскому — Софья Карпухина
 «Рождественская сказка» Н. Птушкина — Софья Ивановна
 «Плут, богач, жена, любовник» («Каландрия») Б. Довици — Софилла
 «Оскар и Розовая дама» по пьесе Э.-Э. Шмитта (моноспектакль)
 «Живи и помни» В. Распутина

Примечания

Ссылки
 Наталья Юргенс. Официальный сайт Донецкого русского драмтеатра
 Разве можно её позабыть? Томская «бесприданница» в ушедшем году стала «жинкой Украины» // Татьяна Веснина
 Наталья Юргенс снова и снова покоряет зрителей // «Азовский машиностроитель» №39, 28 сентября 2013

Персоналии:Донецкий академический областной драматический театр

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When did the Christmas season become so frantic? Whatever happened to hanging out with family and friends, drinking some hot chocolate and looking at Christmas lights? Now it seems like every day in December is filled with organized "Christmas Events." Parades, cookies exchanges, Secret Santas, Christmas concerts, and choreographed light shows fill the days so full that there's no time to even enjoy them. Trying to keep a household running on top of all that is near impossible and I haven't even mentioned shopping for gifts and fighting crowds at the mall!
I have to confess that I've been sucked into the whole "picture perfect Christmas" pressure in the past. You know what I'm talking about-gourmet food made from scratch, perfectly selected gifts expertly wrapped and under the tree, house decorations that are worthy of a magazine photo shoot, and everyone happily spending time together. I blame Martha Stewart.
It wasn't until I noticed that my family didn't seem to care about the things I was frantically trying to give them that I started to rethink my approach to Christmas. So, one year not so long ago, I decided to be more intentional about my Christmas preparations. I asked myself questions to figure out what really mattered to me: What decorations would I really miss if they weren't put up this year? What events mean the most to me? What Christmas cookies do I love the most?
After I had my list of answers, I asked the same questions to my husband and children. I also asked my children only to give me three ideas for Christmas gifts for them; one inexpensive, one mid-range price, and one item that was more of a splurge. Then, I stuck only to the list of answers they gave me. Really. No additions. At all.
You know what? It was a great Christmas season! We didn't miss any of the things that we cut out from our celebration and we actually got to enjoy the time leading up to Christmas. In the extra time that we had leftover, we were able to get better rest and even make time for spiritual preparations for the feast of Christmas. *shocked gasp* I know, right? Who would've thought that we would actually find time to get ready for the holy day along with the holiday?
So, take it from a mom who's been there. Less is definitely more at Christmas. I'll even help you get started. First question-what's your favorite Christmas cookie? …See? That wasn't so hard, was it?


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Old Normal?? – Bob Stilger's Notes from Japan #44 ~ March 6th
I've been back in Japan for a couple of weeks, supporting our new Tohoku Futures Network. It's been nearly three months since my last report. Time spent resting, thinking, and working to see next steps. This year some of what I need to do is sensing some of the underlying patterns, trends and guideposts which can guide our work on transformative change. I've recently done a bit of deeper writing which is available here: http://bit.ly/Transform_JP. It's the start of the theory/meaning making side of a book I hope to write this year.
As has been the case on each of my trips, things continue to change. In many parts of the region I hear people talking about how the creative space available post 3.11 is closing down. People are caught up more in their egos, their fears and their personalities. The disasters opened a crack in the old system. There's been constant pressure to close the crack and to get back to the old normal — even if things weren't working so well. This sense of return to the old normal is much less present in Fukushima, where there's not really any old normal to return to in the radiated parts of the province — but even there some of the cooperative attitudes are diminishing.
At one recent FutureSession on "natural energy" in Fukushima I my attention was drawn to several things:
The clear determination of those present to make a new future in Fukushima.
The detailed work, by many, on alternative energy sources — everything from solar-supported auqaponic and hydroponic growing systems for food to careful analysis of where wind and solar would work best.
A sense of "stuckness" in terms of moving ahead with these different ideas, in part because they are not visible to many people.
Here's what's going on in Fukushima and across the region. Funds which were available for the "emergency phase" are almost gone. The clear focus and purposefulness of what needs to happen next that was present in the emergency phase is gone. The NPOs and others supporting communities during the emergency phase are cutting back — in part because they don't have funding and in part because they are not sure what to do. Meanwhile, things are stabilized, but the "new now" has not come into form. Many, many small scale initiatives and projects and small businesses have been launched. The government is busy creating City Plans and other plans to which most people feel no connection. Climate of cooperation is decreasing.
Last weekend I led a FutureSession with 20 or so people in their 20s and 30s who have been working in the region. Initially they came as "right arm" fellows from ETIC. They completed their internships of 3-12 months, and then have stayed on in the region. They have a deep commitment to service in Tohoku. The question we moved to very quickly in the weekend is "how do we do our work now?" We listened, we talked, we spent time in silence and we worked with play doh to help find answers. They are amazing, committed people.
Part of what is needed is personal practice — learning to be in what I now think of as the dance of intention and surrender: having deep and clear intention and surrendering time and time again to how this will manifest in the world. Holding the intention while surrendering certainty about the path forward. At one point during the weekend, after a Skype with my spouse Susan Virnig, I followed Susan's suggestion and got the six women present together in a group. Later my interpreter told me one of the interesting things they talked about was that they were hearing men frequently say we need to get a woman on this team. This is just astonishing in Japan where there are still pretty strong gender boundaries. I think it speaks to men seeing the capacities women bring to be with the work in a more relational way.
Another part is learning how to work collectively with a view of how change can happen. I'm hesitant to call this a theory of change because that always sounds so pretentious. At least in my case, I can claim to have some ideas about how change happens, but not much more. I've had so much chance over the last three years to work with so many different people here in so many contexts and have had the chance to bring the ideas about change that we developed in the first decade of this century at The Berkana Institute. Part of what I am called to do this year is to combine the stories I have been writing in this Resilient Japan blog with some more theoretical framing like I started with http://bit.ly/Transform_JP.
The next thing I am focusing on this year is how to bring in new knowledge and perspective in ways that support rather than overwhelm people in local communities. FutureCenters seem to be an ideal place for mixing outside and inside knowledge. We're working on three ideas:
Last week some of us gathered to consider whether or not a Transformative Scenario Planning approach might be helpful. Those are big words. What they really mean is gathering diverse people together to think about what could be and how we would act to create it. It may be that this approach of developing New Stories might be helpful. We're looking closely at it, studying Adam Kahane's work together, and looking at some work beginning in May which might lead into an event in November introducing transformative scenario planning.
Over the last handful of years there has been a growing Transition Town movement in Japan. A friend of mine, Hide Enomoto, introduced Transition Towns in Japan and speaks about them a bit on a video. Next week Hide and I are convening a small meeting of some of the leadership from Transition Towns in Japan with some people from the Tohoku Futures Network on how this learning might be shared.
Finally, I'm working with several different business groups around the question of how businesses can form new partnerships in Tohoku.
All of these take a lot of patience. Frequently, I use a small turtle here as a talking piece. It helps me remember that we have to go slow at first in order to go fast later on.
There's a lot moving in Japan right now. What happens, how we proceed, is one of those ongoing mysteries. Next week is the second anniversary of the disasters. I'm sure I'll be writing more.
Bob Stilger is the Founder and currently President of New Stories, a nonprofit that uses the power of story to help people regenerate community. After leading a local community development corporation in Spokane, Washington for 25 years, Bob's work has stretched to many parts of the world including Japan, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Brazil, Australia. Co-President of The Berkana Institute from 2005-2009, Bob has a PhD in Learning and Change in Human Systems from the California Institute of Integral Studies. Since 2010 he has done extensive work in Japan, introducing collaborative spaces called "Future Sessions" as well as many participatory leadership processes. Eiji Press of Tokyo published "AfterNow: When We Cannot See the Future, Where Do We Begin" in June, 2015. New Stories published the English Edition in 2017. The current focus of Bob's work is helping communities transform after disaster strikes.
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Last, but not least, in my series of posts examining the results of the Toronto municipal election of October 2014, are Wards 43 and 44, Scarborough East.
I started these series of maps of the 2014 Toronto election as a few tweets. To me, it was a simple, interesting exercise. At first, I only sought to map the most interesting wards, where there were competitive races for city council – wards where the incumbent wasn't running again, or where great candidates like Alejandra Bravo, Russ Ford, Lekan Olawoye, Dan Fox, and Andray Domise, were taking on established councillors and offering a better alternative to local voters. After requests to have a place to have these maps available somewhere, I resolved to set up a blog and to map every poll. It has taken me a bit longer than I expected, but I hope that these maps become useful between now and the 2018 election.
While my politics certainly lean left, and my commentary on my blog at times pointed, all the maps I created are available to everyone. Despite my cynicism, I genuinely believe most people run for public office for the right reasons. Putting your name on the ballot takes courage; making a serious run for any elected office, even school trustee, is a long, difficult, exhausting, and expensive undertaking. I respect nearly every candidate who make that effort, regardless of their political leanings.
And now, with the ward maps done, I've thought of more ideas to pursue in the near future. I'm interested in voter turnout; with esteemed Ryerson Professor Myer Siemiatycki, I co-wrote a study commissioned by the Maytree Foundation studying voter turnout in previous municipal elections. With poll-level data, it would be most interesting to look at voter turnout by housing type (such as TCHC vs. private rentals vs. condominium residences, for example) and other local determinants.
Ward 43 is represented by Paul Ainslie, a centre-right leaning councillor who I've come to respect. Ainslie was picked Chair of the Government Management Committee (and a member of Mayor Rob Ford's executive committee) after the 2010 election.
The calls were made from Ford's own City Hall telephone number. Eventually, Mayor Ford was forced to apologize on the council floor in 2014, in one of many rulings the City's integrity commissioner made against the mayor. Despite Ford's outrageous claims, Ainslie regularly engages with his constituents, including discussing the subway/LRT issue.
As in neighbouring Scarborough Ward 36, most polls on the Lake Ontario shoreline in Ward 43 voted for John Tory. Conversely, all but one poll north of the GO Lakeshore East Line, a City of Toronto long term care home near Scarborough Centenary Hospital, voted for Doug Ford. Ford came in first place in Ward 43, netting 45.7% of the vote, while Tory came in second place with 35.3%. Olivia Chow only took 15.5% of the vote.
Paul Ainslie handily won re-election in 2014 (despite Rob Ford's robocalls) with 74.3% of the vote. Second place candidate Mark Harris had the vote of only 10.5% of the electorate.
East of Highland Creek, the residential areas between Kingston Road/Highway 401 and the lake mostly voted for Tory, continuing Tory's pattern of coming in first in middle and upper-income polls in Scarborough that straddle Lake Ontario. West of Highland Creek; Polls 027, 028 and 029, while also bordering Lake Ontario, are for all intents and purposes inland; the GO Lakeshore East line (CN Kingston Subdivision) separates residential areas to the north with the parks, factories and municipal facilities (water treatment plants). These polls, which supported Doug Ford by wide margins, are located in the West Hill Neighbourhood Improvement Area (the new nomenclature for what used to be called "priority neighbourhoods); Poll 027 includes the Danzig Street TCHC community where one of Toronto's worst mass shootings occurred on Monday, July 16, 2012. Most polls north of Kingston Road also voted for Doug Ford.
Ford came in first place in Ward 44, taking 44.1% of the vote to Tory's 38.6%. Chow only got 14.9%. As in Ward 43, Tory won the advance poll by a comfortable margin despite coming in second place in both wards.
Ward 44 also had one of the closest council races as three viable candidates sought to unseat 71-year old Ron Moeser, who left everyone guessing whether he'd run for council again despite a poor attendance record attributed to health concerns. Moeser has long been a dead weight on council, quite possibly its least active member. Moeser was first elected to Scarborough council in 1988, he has been a city councillor since then, except betweeen 2003 and 2006, when Gay Cowbourne defeated him; she did not run again in 2006 and Moeser took back the seat.
In the 2010 election, Moeser narrowly won in Ward 44, taking 47.4% of the vote to second-place Diana Hall's 46.1%, a difference of 284 votes.
In 2014, the Toronto Star endorsed Hall, Cowbourne's former executive assistant, describing her as a "thoughtful conservative" while NOW Magazine halfheartedly endorsed Amarjeet Shhabra, explaining that the main reason to vote for her was to defeat Moeser. Shhabra, a union organizer, had the Labour Council's endorsement.
It's too bad the Toronto Star and NOW overlooked Moeser's strongest challenger.
Moeser unfortunately won in a crowded field of 15 candidates; several of whom had name recognition and organized campaigns. But Moeser won just 25.7% of the vote in the 2014 election, 3769 fewer votes than in 2010. But was Jennifer McKelvie, an environmental scientist and adjunct professor at Ryerson University, who came closest to defeating Moeser, taking 23.4% of the vote, a difference of 572 votes. Hall came in third with 22.2%, and Chhabra came in fourth, netting 11.4% of the vote. McKelvie came in first in 14 election day polls as well as the advance poll, Moeser won in 16 polls, Hall in 5. Most polls that supported Doug Ford the strongest stuck with Moeser for council, while polls where Tory came in mostly voted for Hall or McKelvie, the remainder might have voted for Moeser, but by very small margins.
Had there been a less crowded field, I suspect that Moeser would not have won in 2014.
McKelvie, who was running for public office for the first time, has some impressive credentials; had she won, she'd be great fresh voice at City Hall. But in several wards, including 3, 5, and 26, the second-place candidate in the 2010 election went on to prevail in 2014. This should be welcome news for Jennifer McKelvie, who I hope will be interesting in running again.
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This is a ward where instant-runoff voting would almost certainly have resulted in a different outcome. Let's hope it's in place for the next election.


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The cyber security insurance industry is seeing increased demand as more and more high profile cyber-attacks are embroiling companies in controversy and costing them millions of dollars. While take-up and liability limits continue to rise, as well as the kind of insurance products available, premiums are also rising quickly, research by Marsh shows. This is especially the case in the retail and health sectors that have seen a spate of high profile high cost breaches in recent years.
Cyber-attacks have been steadily increasing in severity and scope in recent years. This year so far has seen a number of breaches potentially affecting hundreds of millions, including among others, the 37 million records stolen from AshleyMadison, 76 million records stolen from JP Morgan Chase, and 145 million customer records copied from eBay's database. The rise in the number of relatively devastating attacks has come with a rise in the costs, and companies are sometimes paying tens and sometimes hundreds of millions of dollars in damages.
In a bid to protect themselves from further damages, companies are increasingly seeking to insure themselves across various domains of cyber security; from insuring against data loss due to network penetration to lost business from system outages from DoS attacks. In a report released by Marsh, titled 'Benchmarking Trends: As Cyber Concerns Broaden, Insurance Purchases Rise', the subsidiary of Marsh Mclennan & Company explores how US businesses are changing their relationship with cyber insurance – covering the years 2013 and 2014.
Take-up increasing
The take-up of insurance policies across all sectors explored by the consulting firm is up on the previous year. The largest rise in take-up is in the hospitality and gaming industry, jumping 69% from 16% of businesses surveyed to 24%. Education also significantly increases their investment in cyber security coverage, up from 22% in 2013 to 32% in 2014. Healthcare remains the most insured segment, up from 45% in 2013 to 50% in 2014. Communication, media and technology sees the smallest increase of coverage, up from 11% to 12%. The manufacturing industry is the least concerned about cyber security coverage, the sector which saw strong growth of 35%, only increased its coverage from 6% to 8%.
The reasons for increased levels of policy purchases stem from a variety of demands. Some are responding to mandatory requirements from boards for reputation protection, while other fear loss of business following a disruption. In response to increasing demand, insurers have been rolling out more complex products to protect more complex business areas, including for instance, cyber-induced bodily injury and property damages.
Increasing limits
The increased take-up of services across the board is also seen in the liability limits purchased by companies with more than a billion in revenues. In all industries, the limit has increased from $27.6 million to $34.1 million. Communication, media and technology (up from $40.3 million to $43.7 million) and services (up from $40.4 million to $41.2 million) have the least liability increase. Healthcare to the contrary, more than doubled its liability limit to $26.4 million, while power and utilities have increased their liability from $35 million to $44.4 million. Liability limits for retail and wholesale increased around a third, up from $20.8 million to $31.4 million.
For companies across all segments, the average limit sits at $12.8 million, up from $11.1 million a year earlier. Companies for the most part have seen increases in their limits, however lower in general than in the above one billion segment. Education providers have seen almost no increase in coverage, while services has even seen a decrease of a million in coverage between 2013 and 2014.
Challenging market
Whereas limits have been increasing, insurers have become considerably more critical of certain segments. Particularly retainers are having difficulties securing coverage in excess of 200 million from aggregate sources. Premiums in some sectors, where the risks are the greatest following high profile breaches, have increased significantly. In healthcare for instance, contracts up for renewal have in some instances been tripled in price, while in the retail sector an average 32% increase has been booked. "Some companies are struggling to find the money to buy the coverage they want," comments Tom Reagan, a Cyber-insurance Executive with Marsh & McLennan Company's Marsh Broker Unit.
Insurers are also becoming more active, requiring companies to introduce more than just clear policy directives around cyber security readiness, instead asking companies about their use of encryption technology and whether they have formal incidence response plans for protecting data and vendor networks and whether those systems are functional in real-world-testing.
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package org.knowm.xchange.ripple;

import static org.fest.assertions.api.Assertions.assertThat;

import org.junit.Test;

import org.knowm.xchange.Exchange;
import org.knowm.xchange.ExchangeFactory;
import org.knowm.xchange.ExchangeSpecification;

public class RippleServerTrustTest {

  /**
   * Make sure it is possible to create a default public query only Ripple connection without a secret key.
   */
  @Test
  public void noSecretKeyTest() {
    final Exchange exchange = ExchangeFactory.INSTANCE.createExchange(RippleExchange.class.getName());
    assertThat(exchange).isInstanceOf(RippleExchange.class);
    assertThat(exchange.getExchangeSpecification().getSecretKey()).isNull();
    assertThat(exchange.getExchangeSpecification().getSslUri()).isEqualTo(RippleExchange.REST_API_RIPPLE_LABS);
  }

  /**
   * It should not be possible to initialise a RippleExchange with URL https://api.ripple.com/ using a secret key if trust has not been explicitly
   * enabled - an IllegalStateException should be thrown when attempting to create the exchange.
   */
  @Test(expected = IllegalStateException.class)
  public void safetyNetTest() {
    final ExchangeSpecification specification = new ExchangeSpecification(RippleExchange.class.getName());
    specification.setSslUri(RippleExchange.REST_API_RIPPLE_LABS);
    specification.setSecretKey("s****************************");
    ExchangeFactory.INSTANCE.createExchange(specification);
  }

  /**
   * The recommended method for sending private transactions with a secret key is to use a trusted REST API server, e.g. one running locally.
   */
  @Test
  public void localServerTest() {
    final ExchangeSpecification specification = new ExchangeSpecification(RippleExchange.class.getName());
    specification.setSslUri(""); // remove the default api.ripple.com connection
    specification.setPlainTextUri(RippleExchange.REST_API_LOCALHOST_PLAIN_TEXT);
    specification.setSecretKey("s****************************");

    final Exchange exchange = ExchangeFactory.INSTANCE.createExchange(specification);

    assertThat(exchange).isInstanceOf(RippleExchange.class);
    assertThat(exchange.getExchangeSpecification().getSecretKey()).isEqualTo("s****************************");
    assertThat(exchange.getExchangeSpecification().getSslUri()).isEqualTo("");
    assertThat(exchange.getExchangeSpecification().getPlainTextUri()).isEqualTo(RippleExchange.REST_API_LOCALHOST_PLAIN_TEXT);
  }

  /**
   * If someone insists on using https://api.ripple.com/ for private transactions make sure the break glass works.
   */
  @Test
  public void breakGlassTest() {
    final ExchangeSpecification specification = new ExchangeSpecification(RippleExchange.class.getName());
    specification.setSslUri(RippleExchange.REST_API_RIPPLE_LABS);
    specification.setSecretKey("s****************************");
    specification.setExchangeSpecificParametersItem(RippleExchange.PARAMETER_TRUST_API_RIPPLE_COM, true);

    final Exchange exchange = ExchangeFactory.INSTANCE.createExchange(specification);

    assertThat(exchange).isInstanceOf(RippleExchange.class);
    assertThat(exchange.getExchangeSpecification().getSecretKey()).isEqualTo("s****************************");
    assertThat(exchange.getExchangeSpecification().getSslUri()).isEqualTo(RippleExchange.REST_API_RIPPLE_LABS);
  }

}