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Our Assistant Coaches announced
Moonee Valley's Assistant Coaches for the 2009/10 season have been appointed - and the roles have been taken by Arosha Perera (right) and Mark Gauci (left).
They have been appointed as Assistants to Senior Coach Lou Raffaele, who has been appointed to his third season in charge of MVCC.
Mark is in his fifth season as First Eleven captain, while Arosha has proved over four seasons to be one of the most outstanding batsmen and fielders in the competition.
It's official: Valley's the biggest cricket club in Victoria!
Moonee Valley is officially Victoria's biggest cricket club. Our North West Region's Cricket Victoria Cricket Manager, Stuart Clark has advised that with the 26 teams we fielded in 2008/09, we're officially the State's biggest.
Stuart advised that the club census carried out by Cricket Victoria earlier in the season established us as the team on top.
MVCC president Charlie Walker (right) said it was a big feather in the cap for our Club, given our phenomenal growth over the past eight years.
"In 2007/08 Cricket Victoria advised that we were one of the four biggest clubs going around," Charlie said.
"Now, with an extra two teams added last season, we're the biggest club. Each week during the season we put some 300 men, women and juniors on the park.
"In 2008/09 we fielded 10 men's teams, two women's teams and 14 junior teams. It's a fantastic result for a fantastic Club. We retain our commitment to ensuring we have teams and spots available for anyone who wants to play for the Moonee Valley Cricket Club.
"We're already looking towards an exciting 2009/10 season, and having the honor of being Victoria's biggest club gives us extra impetus.
"We're officially the biggest Club. We want to make sure we do everything to enable us to also call ourselves the best Club," Charlie said.
Lou and Mark are back in our two key onfield roles
Moonee Valley Cricket Club is pleased to announce the reappointment of Lou Raffaele (left) as our Senior Coach for the 2009/10 season.
And Mark Gauci (right) has been reappointed as captain of our First Eleven for his fifth season.
It will be Lou's third season in charge of the biggest cricket club in Victoria.
Club President Charlie Walker said Lou's reappointment followed the advertising process required under our bylaws, and was made after other applicants were closely considered.
"Lou has led significant improvement in our playing group in his time at Moonee Valley," Charlie said.
"His coaching and leadership played a major role in our top three teams making finals in 2008/09, and other improvements across the Club.
"We welcome his reappointment, and we are sure that the improvement under Lou will continue."
Club Vice-President Sandro Capocchi said the combination of Mark and Lou provided stability to the Club last season and led to the First Eleven playing off in a Grand Final.
He said Mark was now an experienced captain, and the Gauci/Raffaele leadership meant the Club could be confident of a competitive season in 2009/10.
The Club is also able to announce that our champion overseas player, Arosha Perera, is back at Moonee Valley for 2009/10.
Anyone looking for a great club to play in the coming season should ring Lou on 0433 854 549 or Charlie on 0409 237 543.
Senior training starts in August: Indoor sessions at Footscray
Senior training for the 2009/10 season starts on Sunday, August 2, with indoor sessions at the Action Cricket Footscray Indoor Centre at 90 Gordon St, Footscray.
**Please note that this is a different venue to the Brooklyn centre where we've trained in the past, and where we initially intended starting pre-season training again.
Coach Lou Raffaele has booked initial sessions on August 2, 9 and 16, with two full courts running from 10 to 11am. The cost is $7 per person to cover the hire of the venue, and white shirts are compulsory.
With the change to Footscray and the flexibility of having full courts rather than just the narrow nets, we are urging all players to attend - our women's team members, and junior players who intend playing senior cricket in 2009/10.
All of last season's players are urged to attend and get some early training. Intending or potential new players can ring coach Lou on 0433 854 549 or president Charlie Walker on 9370 1802 or 0409 237 543.
Call for coach for our women's teams
Moonee Valley is now advertising for a coach for its women's teams in 2009/10.
For more details of the requirements, see the advertisement in our News Pages.
Our new committee for 09/10
Moonee Valley's new Committee for 2009/10 was elected at our Annual General Meeting, which was held at the Ormond Park bowls rooms on May 28. The Committee is already looking forward to an exciting season for 2009/10.
The members are:
President: Graeme "Charlie" Walker
Vice President: Sandro Capocchi
Secretary: Richard Cooney (top right)
Treasurer: Paul Comino
Functions & Events Manager: Kim Johnston (top left)
Sponsorship Manager: Ryan Fairclough
Junior Co-ordinator: Kevin Gardiner
Merchandising Manager: Steve Malone (bottom right)
Match Day Manager: Jim Polonidis
Funds Manager: Jenny O'Brien
Assistant Treasurer: Chris Micallef (bottom left)
Equipment Manager: Phill King
Our 2008/09 Wisdens: Here now!
Our 2008/09 Senior and Junior Wisdens are both here on our website now.
To read our Senior Wisden - 80 pages jam-packed with facts, figures and statistics, click here. You'll read all about the excellent season of Sean O'Kane (right), who was selected one of our five Wisden Cricketers of the Year for 2008/09 and also made the Moonee Valley Wisden Team of the Year.
And here's our Junior Wisden for 08/09.
Our Big John wins the Association bowling award
Moonee Valley teen John O'Brien trounced the field to win the Moreland Moonee Valley Cricket Association's C Turf bowling award.
John trounced the field all season in our Thirds, and with the benefit of Peter Golding behind the stumps his off-breaks returned him 24 wickets @ 12.13 during the home and away season to easily win the award.
John attended the MMVCA presentations on April 25 with a group of his team-mates to receive the award. ****For more details, turn to our News Pages.


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Great Olympic Gymnasts
By: Scott McBride - Updated: 18 Apr 2012 | *Discuss
Nadia Comaneci was just 14 years old when she became the first gymnast in Olympic history to be awarded the perfect score of 10.0. The Romanian achieved the feat on the uneven parallel bars at the 1976 Montreal Olympics and went on to get the maximum mark another six times during the Games.
Four of Comaneci's 10s came on the uneven bars, two on the balance beam and one in the floor exercises. Famously, the scoreboards in Montreal were not able to display scores of 10.0, and the marks were shown as 1.00 instead.
The perfect performances were accompanied by a glut of medals. Comaneci won gold in the coveted all-round competition as well as the beam and asymmetric bars, and bronze in the floor exercises. Three of her 10s came in the team competition, but the Romanians still had to settle for silver behind the Soviets.
Olympic Return
Comaneci returned to the Olympic arena four years later in Moscow, where she retained her beam title and won gold in floor exercises. Judges deliberated for 28 minutes after her final apparatus of the all-round competition and then awarded her 0.075 points less than she needed to equal the overall score of Soviet Yelena Davydova.
It was a controversial and angrily disputed decision in favour of the home gymnast. Comaneci was forced to settle for silver and won another silver in the team competition to take her tally of Olympic medals to nine - five gold, three silver and a bronze. That is not the abiding memory of Comaneci, however, and she admits: "Not many people remember how many medals I won, but they still remember that first perfect 10."
In November 1989, shortly after the Berlin Wall had fallen, Comaneci defected from Romania and settled in North America. In 1996 she married American gymnast Bart Conner, a double Olympic champion in 1984.
Before Comaneci arrived on the scene, Soviet gymnast Olga Korbut was the darling of the Games. The 17-year-old shot to prominence with a sensational routine on the uneven parallel bars as the Soviets took team gold at the 1972 Munich Olympics. "It was amazing. One day, I was a nobody, and the next day I was a star," she said.
Unlike Comaneci, who kept her emotions in check, Korbut wore her heart on her sleeve. She shared her joy with the audience during the team triumph and, two days later, in the individual all-round competition, wept openly with disappointment as she dropped out of medal contention.
Ironically, it was errors on the uneven bars that cost Korbut. She had led with two disciplines to go, but three mistakes resulted in a score of 7.5 and ended her challenge as teammate Lyudmila Turischeva struck gold.
Korbut Bounces Back
Korbut regained her form and composure in time for the individual apparatus finals the next day and earned gold medals on the balance beam and in floor exercises and a silver on uneven bars.
Four years later, Korbut was outshone in Montreal by new teen sensation Comaneci, but won a fourth Olympic gold in the team competition and took her medal tally to six with a silver on the balance beam.
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Will never forget his clutch plays against Auburn this year. Would love to see him step up as a senior leader of the receivers. 2019 is bright. Geaux Tigers.
Anderson has good hands. Overall, LSU's receiving corp should start where they left off in the bowl game and be off the charts this season, and if the offensive line gives Burrow ample time to throw, the sky will be the limit this upcoming season. Not to mention the addition of two elite running backs as well. Everyone was pissed at Ensminger at the end of the season last season, but at the end of the season next season, everybody will love him. Last season wasn't Ensminger's fault, but if the offense doesn't produce this season, then there will be no excuses. I'm not worried, I think LSU will have one of its best seasons on offense in a long, long time and I can't wait.
I really like Anderson. Unfortunately we don't utilize him the way we should. I think he's the 3rd best returning WR behind Jefferson and Chase.
I think next year Marshall will pass him up as our 3rd best receiver. Dee does have good hands, though - maybe the best hands on the team.
I agree we DO NOT utilize Anderson and Sullivans size.. They can be monsters especially in the red zone.


Victoria Beckham marked her 10 years in business with this first London show.
Stella Tennant opened the show in an optic white suit, with an obi buckle belt. As for the collection, it was all about ease, from the roomy long dresses and trousers to the flat boots, to the textured knits, which came as long wraparound dresses or were layered under tailored jackets.


Ready to get back into the swing of things? We partnered with Whole Foods Market to bring you back from the summer lull—thanks to this one-two punch of a make-ahead, apple-laden salad.
In the summer, meal-planning can fall to the wayside. When technicolor produce is coming up through every sidewalk crack and when food doesn't have to be on the table until 8 PM, tomatoes can be dinner and raspberries can be dessert. Just add pasta and, later, a drizzle of melted chocolate.
But come late August, daylight hours constrict, schedules refill with work obligations and after-school activities, and there's an aching urge to step back into the comfort (and stability) of reliable routines. Instead of figuring out dinner on your commute home, or lunch on your way in, it's reassuring to know the fridge is stocked with the puzzle pieces of a throw-it-together meal.
The constituent parts—bulgur, kale, and roasted sweet potatoes, all coated in a brown butter apple vinaigrette—will keep well on their own, and the mixed salad will stay good for five days, meaning that you can follow the recipe start-to-finish or take it piecemeal, making bigger batches of any components you might also use in other meals.
Roast the sweet potatoes. You can bake them whole, then cut them into cubes (if you'd like whole sweet potatoes for another recipe, let's say) or, to save time, chop the raw sweet potatoes and then roast them. Swap in carrots or winter squash, if you'd like, or skip this part altogether.
Prep the bulgur. Since bulgur has been parboiled, dried, and cracked, it cooks quickly—so quickly that you don't even have to boil it (a small miracle! why are we all not eating more bulgur?!). Simply bring hot water to a boil (in an electric kettle, if you have one), then pour it over the bulgur, covering it by 1/2-inch or so. Twenty minutes later, your bulgur will be plump and tender—all you have to do is drain. Make extra while you're at it: Bulgur will keep in the fridge for a week, and you can mix it into tabbouleh, add a spoonful to tomato soup, or use it as the base of a veggie burger.
That twenty-minute waiting period is all the time you need to make the brown butter apple vinaigrette, which is adapted from Vivian Howard's Deep Run Roots. Brown a few tablespoons of butter, then sauté coriander seeds, chile flakes, shallots, and almonds, followed by diced apple, which will absorb all of that flavor while still leaving some spicy, lemony vinaigrette in the pan. Pour this hot dressing directly over ribboned (or torn) kale to relax those hearty leaves. Consider doubling the dressing recipe, too: Spoon it over roasted vegetables, savory oats, or cheese toasts later in the week.
When you're ready to assemble the salad, all you'll have to do is grate Gruyère (or sub in Jarlsberg, Swiss, or cheddar), cut up a bit more apple for sweetness and crunch, and toss everything together.
In under an hour, you've set yourself up for two dinners (or quite a few lunches) and, if you've made extra sweet potatoes, bulgur, and vinaigrette, you've built a solid foundation for more meals to come. You'll feel as if you've just organized a 3-ring binder with plastic tab dividers—smart, organized, and ready to tackle a busy autumn like the meal-planning champ you are.
You may even be eager to get out your sweaters? Or are we moving too fast?
What meals do you make-ahead when it's time to go back to school routines? Tell us in the comments below.
Ready to get back into the swing of things? We partnered with Whole Foods Market to bring you back from the summer lull—thanks to this one-two punch of a make-ahead, hearty salad.
Do you do anything to the kale to make it more palatable? I find it very tough and not nearly as tender as spinach or a lettuce.
Another perfect Not Sad Desk Lunch!


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Recruitment Partnership Service Launched
Derby College has joined forces with a leading recruitment consultancy to provide a holistic service to local employers and additional support for young people looking for their first step into the jobs market.
Sky Recruitment Solutions, based at Riverside Chambers in the Cathedral Quarter, will be working closely with the College's Roundhouse Recruitment and apprenticeship teams. Firstly, through contacts from both organisations, current College learners will have more opportunities for part time and seasonal work to support them during their study programmes. Learners will then have access to specialist support from Sky Recruitment Solutions team and the College when looking for job and apprenticeship roles after graduating.
For employers, the partnership will provide the broad spectrum of candidates from apprenticeship roles to higher management positions – working with a single point of contact at either Sky Recruitment Solutions or Derby College.
Sky Recruitment Solutions' Managing Director David Torrington explained: "I was struck by a presentation at a Marketing Derby Event that highlighted the high quality further and higher education available in the city but that there were challenges in retaining skills in the local area. "As a business committed to working in partnership to support the local economy, I therefore approached Derby College to explore opportunities for us to work together to tackle this issue.
"This partnership is effectively a mutual referral approach. We often work with employers to support their recruitment needs but would also like to assist in handling their apprenticeship requirements. "By working together, Sky Recruitment Solutions and the College can share resources and expertise to provide young people with a wider range of job opportunities. We will also develop a joined up and easy to access service to employers."
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Kristen Stewart Trying To Hook Up With Zac Efron?
Is Kristen Stewart trying to hook up with Zac Efron? According to a new report from Star Magazine, Kristen has set her 'sights' on Zac Efron after her split with Robert Pattinson and a rumored fling with Camp X-Ray co-star Lane Garrison.
Well, I have no idea how that relationship would work. Kristen is as different as it gets from Zac's last long-term girlfriend, Vanessa Hudgens. Also, I have a feeling that Kristen's refusing to give up on Rob, and that until he's moved on, I doubt she will.
What do you guys think? Is there any chance Kristen and Zac will end up hooking up or dating? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.


It's the year 2049. Earth, as portrayed in BlueSky Software's Vectorman, has become completely uninhabitable by the human race. Having left their polluted planet behind, they've set off through the galaxy in hopes of finding a new home, while a crew of mechanical Orbots remains in their place to clean the Earth up.
Into this scenario (one which today seems oddly reminiscent of Pixar's Wall-E) appears Vectorman; one such Orbot with an attitude and the courage to stop Warhead, an Orbot who went rogue and took control of the planet. The adventure that ensues is a fun one with great atmospherics, an addictive scoring system, and a bit of an edge. Vectorman was a great showcase of the Genesis' capabilities back in its day, and even today remains a must play for those who want a stylish and futuristic sidescroller.
The visuals and atmosphere of the experience were top notch for their time. Each piece of Vectorman's character was individually animated, giving him a fluid and dynamic look.
Even the game's cold and somewhat mechanical setting has a sense of beauty to it.
Scrolling and often interactive objects in both the foreground and background of several levels provide them with a pulse, and the use of vibrant color and some surprisingly convincing weather effects, such as the snowfall in Arctic Ridge, ensures that even the game's cold and somewhat mechanical setting has a sense of beauty to it.
Playing Vectorman today, I actually got a bit of a Metroid Prime vibe from the atmospherics, which is quite an accomplishment given how great that series is at creating a setting that's feels both cold and isolated as well as beautiful and absorbing in pretty much equal measure.
The soundtrack's use of guitar-sounding riffs and industrial noise always conveys a sense of urgency, and often fits perfectly with the levels in which its featured. Tidal Surge remains one of my favorite pieces from the Genesis era and definitely the game's standout track, but the others are no slouches either, with all the songs meshing incredibly well with the visuals despite one or two repeats.
The gameplay takes the form of a score-driven shooter. Vectorman has the power to fire blasts in any direction, including diagonally. It proves to be a key asset, as many of the enemies and bosses he faces off against move incredibly quickly. Ranging from machines to sludge monsters and flying insects, there's no shortage of victims for Vectorman's arsenal of moves, many of which take the form of powerups broken out of TV sets littered throughout the levels.
While some of these transformations are more useful than others, it's always fun to see what possibilities the game has in store for the character next.
These add variety to the shooting, each one replacing his default cannon for a short period of time. Also there to spice things up are items which change Vectorman into different forms, and while some of these transformations are more useful than others, it's always fun to see what possibilities the game has in store for the character next.
While Vectorman's variety helps it to stand apart, there are instances were BlueSky Software missteps. Certain mini-levels, which take on the form of scrollable boss fights, rely heavily on trial and error, switching up the gameplay suddenly and giving you little chance to figure out exactly what you're expected to do as these fairly unforgiving sections eat up your lives. With the game lacking a password system or any ability to save, it's frustrating when the arsenal of Lives you've built up in the normal levels is eliminated one by one in these three mini-boss fights, which don't add much to the game and feel out of place.
But this issue, along with one or two areas (Bamboo Mill and Hydroponic Lab) that don't seem quite as inspired or pretty as the rest, doesn't stop Vectorman from being an A-rated sidescroller. With more than enough levels to explore, along with a great atmosphere and some of the Genesis' best visuals, it was easy to recommend Vectorman back then, and it remains a worthwhile play today.
It was easy to recommend Vectorman back then, and it remains a worthwhile play today.
Though an ill-advised PS2 franchise revival was thankfully given the axe, I think it would be cool to see the series brought back for a Vectorman 3.
If not, the first game at least manages to stand the test of time incredibly well.
Yeah, Vectorman was one of those games that always stuck with me. The design of the character is pretty reflective of the time period, very 90's. But that's what I love about it.
I thought the sequel was a disappointment compared to the original. Fighting weird bugs and a brown sky. Not the same feel at all.
Yeah I sorta alluded to that fact. It's been so long since I played Vectorman 2, I'm actually kinda interested in maybe revisiting it, but I remember never getting past these brown and ugly forest levels.
That is why their is no Vector-man 3. VM amazing future world, VM2 run down forest with giant bugs, and tiny sprites.


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Cramer says fears of artificial intelligence added to the market sell-off
"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer determines the causes of the sell-off, zooming in on scandals at Facebook and Uber.
Cramer argues that people are growing wary of artificial intelligence.
After the Dow Jones industrial average's 700-point plunge on Thursday, CNBC's Jim Cramer knew he had to determine the causes of the sell-off for investors.
The main issue seemed to be President Donald Trump's newly announced tariffs on Chinese goods, which spooked companies that do business in the People's Republic.
While the "Mad Money" host was relieved that the tariffs only targeted China and not other U.S. trading partners, he acknowledged the chief worry among investors.
"The problem is we don't know where the Chinese are going to hit back," he said Thursday, noting the broad spectrum of consumer- and business-facing companies operating in China.
One potential target could be the technology sector, which accounts for 26 percent of the S&P 500, Cramer said. Chinese consumers buy a lot of U.S. technology, including but not limited to Apple products.
"Every tech company in the world … covets China, the market, so the fears of number cuts are way too palpable for anyone to step up to the plate and buy today," Cramer said. "And China's not like the U.S.; their system has few checks and balances. If President Xi wants to outright ban the sale of iPhones, he can do it."
But tariffs aren't the only problem plaguing the tech sector at the moment. Facebook executives have been making the rounds on television to apologize for a data scandal involving Cambridge Analytica, a firm that reportedly harvested data from 50 million Facebook users without their permission.
As a result, "people are becoming disenchanted with tech, particularly something they loved until recently, … artificial intelligence," Cramer said. "What Facebook did was basically allow bad guys to data mine and make judgments about people using artificial intelligence."
That sentiment was made worse by news of a fatal accident in which an Uber-operated self-driving car hit and killed a pedestrian in Tempe, Arizona, the "Mad Money" host argued.
"Countless tech companies are trying to get a piece of the autonomous driving market — it's a huge opportunity," he said. "But the roadside fatality we got earlier this week has slammed the brakes on the whole industry. There's going to be a lot of missed quarters here because of that accident."
As people start to grow wary about sharing their information with big corporations, Cramer predicted continued weakness for companies on the front lines of consumer-facing big data and artificial intelligence.
"When you have Facebook saying, 'Please regulate me,' people start to worry about these things," the "Mad Money" host said. "The bottom line? In the end, if you give us nothing to buy, we will sell. The controversies are finally coming home to roost and the sellers … are coming right along with them. And that's how you get a hideous day like today."
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This role provides a support for the Corosync cluster setup.

This role supports the below protocols:

 - Multicast *(udp)*
 - Unicast *(udpu)*
 - Multiple rings

Supported distributions:

- CentOS 7.x
- RedHat EL 7.x
- Debian 8.x
- Ubuntu 14.x / 15.x / 16.x

Works with ``firewalld`` daemon and SELinux.

Because the version 1 of Corosync is *"not supported"* anymore, this role provides only a support for the version 2 of Corosync.

## Requirements
This role needs at least 3 nodes and Ansible 2.x

To generate the Corosync auth key, you will need entropy. If the task ``Generating /eyc/corosync/authkey file`` is stuck it means that you don't have enough entropy. The workaround is to generate entropy with ``haveged`` daemon, enable this option:
```
corosync_haveged: true
```

If ``corosync_firewalld`` is set to ``true`` please make sure than ``firewalld`` package is installed and the service is started.

If ``corosync_selinux`` is set to ``true`` please make sure than ``policycoreutils-python`` package is installed.

## Role Variables
The description of all options is available here: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/wily/man5/corosync.conf.5.html
```
    corosync_crypto_cipher | default('aes256')
    corosync_crypto_hash | default('sha256')
    corosync_rrp_mode
    corosync_netmtu | default(1500)
    corosync_vsftype | default('ykb')
    corosync_transport
    corosync_cluster_name | default('uoi')
    corosync_config_version
    corosync_ip_version | default('ipv4')
    corosync_token | default(1000)
    corosync_token_retransmit
    corosync_hold
    corosync_token_retransmits_before_loss_const
    corosync_join
    corosync_send_join
    corosync_consensus
    corosync_merge
    corosync_downcheck
    corosync_fail_recv_const
    corosync_seqno_unchanged_const
    corosync_heartbeat_failures_allowed
    corosync_max_network_delay
    corosync_window_size
    corosync_max_messages
    corosync_miss_count_const
    corosync_rrp_problem_count_timeout
    corosync_rrp_problem_count_threshold
    corosync_rrp_problem_count_mcast_threshold
    corosync_rrp_token_expired_timeout
    corosync_rrp_autorecovery_check_timeout
    corosync_provider | default('corosync_votequorum')
    corosync_expected_votes
    corosync_timestamp | default ('off')
    corosync_fileline | default('off')
    corosync_to_stderr | default('on')
    corosync_to_logfile | default('off')
    corosync_to_syslog | default('on')
    corosync_logfile
    corosync_logfile_priority | default('info')
    corosync_syslog_facility | default('daemon')
    corosync_syslog_priority | default('info')
    corosync_debug | default('off')
    corosync_subsys | default('QUORUM')
    corosync_subsys_debug | default('off')
    corosync_subsys_tags
    corosync_ipc_type | default('native')
```

## Dependencies
None.

## Example Playbook
The following example will create a Corosync cluster using ``multicast``, if ``multicast`` is used you have to define the ``corosync_expected_votes`` variable *(3 for three nodes)*.

As said above, if you want to configure ``firewalld`` rules, be sure that ``corosync_firewalld`` is set to ``true``.

It's possible to use official Debian backports to have the latest Corosync version, just enable it via `corosync_debian_backports` set to ``true``.

The ``corosync_force_regenerate_authkey`` allows you to regenerate the ``/etc/corosync/authkey`` file.

### Multicast (1 ring)
```
---
corosync_firewalld: true
corosync_selinux: true
corosync_haveged: true
corosync_force_regenerate_authkey: false
corosync_debian_backports: true
corosync_expected_votes: 3

corosync_interfaces:
  - bindnetaddr: 192.168.56.0
    mcastaddr: 226.94.1.1
    mcastport: 5405
    ttl: 1
```
The following example will create a Corosync cluster using ``multicast`` with two rings.
### Multicast (2 rings)
```
---
corosync_firewalld: true
corosync_selinux: true
corosync_haveged: true
corosync_force_regenerate_authkey: false
corosync_debian_backports: true
corosync_expected_votes: 3

corosync_interfaces:
  - bindnetaddr: 192.168.56.0
    mcastaddr: 226.94.1.1
    mcastport: 5405
    ttl: 1
  - bindnetaddr: 10.14.130.0
    mcastaddr: 227.94.1.1
    mcastport: 5407
    ttl: 100
```
### Unicast (1 ring)
The following example will create a Corosync cluster using ``unicast`` with one rings.
If ``unicast`` is used, you will have to define ``corosync_transport: udpu`` and then define ``corosync_node_list`` as an array.
```
---
corosync_firewalld: true
corosync_selinux: true
corosync_haveged: true
corosync_force_regenerate_authkey: false
corosync_debian_backports: true
corosync_node_list:
  - ctrl01
  - ctrl02
  - ctrl03
corosync_transport: 'udpu'

corosync_interfaces:
  - bindnetaddr: 192.168.56.0
    mcastport: 5405
```
The following example will create a Corosync cluster using ``unicast`` with two rings.
### Unicast (2 rings)
```
---
corosync_firewalld: true
corosync_selinux: true
corosync_haveged: true
corosync_force_regenerate_authkey: false
corosync_debian_backports: true
corosync_node_list:
  - ctrl01
  - ctrl02
  - ctrl03
corosync_transport: 'udpu'

corosync_interfaces:
  - bindnetaddr: 192.168.56.0
    mcastaddr: 226.94.1.1
    mcastport: 5405
    members:
      - 226.94.1.10
      - 226.94.1.11
      - 226.94.1.12
  - bindnetaddr: 10.14.130.0
    mcastaddr: 227.94.1.1
    mcastport: 5407
    members:
      - 227.94.1.10
      - 227.94.1.11
      - 227.94.1.12
```

## License
Apache

## Author Information
This role was created in 2016 by Gaëtan Trellu (goldyfruit).

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Finland: History, Background, Culture, and Food
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Everything you need to know about Finland including background, food culture, history of Finland, and popular recipes to make.
Fun Facts about Finland
Finnish people can speak while breathing in!
The national animal is the reindeer.
An annual air guitar championship takes place in Finland.
Martti Ahtisaari, Finnish President from 1994-2000, won a Nobel Peace Prize for planetary peacemaking.
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Land and Geography
Finland is a Nordic country located east of Scandinavia. It borders the Gulf of Bothnia (not to be confused with Bosnia) and the Gulf of Finland. In borders Sweden and Norway to the North/West and Russia to the East.
The capital of Finland is Helsinki, which is the 2nd most northern capital in the world (falling just behind Reykjavík, Iceland). Finland is so far north that some of the country is even located inside the Arctic Circle.
Because of their geographical location, some northern parts of Finland see the sun for 24 hours a day in the summer, and, conversely, have 24 hours of darkness in the winter. The geography does, however, provide a great location for seeing the Northern Lights, also known as Aurora Borealis.
Every year, Finland gains about 7 square kilometers of land, because the land is starting to bounce back after having been pressed down by glaciers for so long. It is rising out of the sea!
The country has over 100,000 lakes and is the most forested nation in Europe.
Some landmarks to check out are the beautiful castles around the country as well as Rovaniemi, which is the "home" of Santa Claus.
People and Population
There are about 5.5 million people in the country, about 90% being Finnish and 6% being Swedish.
Finnish and Swedish are the national languages of the country, though English is also widely spoken.
Finnish people tend to be pretty reserved and love quiet. You will find that many public areas in Finland are incredibly quiet, so try to keep the quiet when you visit as well.
Kids attend school for only about 5 hours per day, and the country has a national mandated vacation time of 5 weeks plus an additional 11-18 holidays.
If you've read my article on Estonia, you'll know that the sauna experience is a popular part of Estonian culture. The same is true in Finland! Finnish people love their time in the sauna, and traditionally visit the sauna naked.
Similar to the Czech Republic, mushroom hunting is another popular pastime. Finnish people love the outdoors and fresh air, so mushroom hunting provides a great way to get outside and explore the land around them.
Finland has many, many swamps. So much so, that the Finnish have made games out of playing in them! Another popular pastime is jumping in mud (sometimes naked!) and playing sports like wresting or soccer.
Finnish people love cleanliness and their air quality rates in the top 3 in the world. The streets of cities will always be very clean, and people clean up after themselves easily. Take care to remove your shoes when visiting someone's home as it is proper etiquette to do so.
Heavy metal bands are very popular, and the Finnish love listening to heavy metal music.
History of Finland
Finland has been home to humans for thousands of years, starting during the Ice Age.
The Roman Historian Cornelius Tacitus described the people of Finland, then called Fenni, in 98 AD. Finland was made of many tribes, including the Karelians, the Finns, and the Tavastians. These tribes did not get along and often fought one another.
The location of Finland helped to link fur trade between Sweden and Russia, and soon enough, both of the countries began fighting over the land. Eventually, Swedish nobles and the Swedish Empire began ruling the country, but some parts of the land, including the churches, remained Finnish.
In between 1695 and 1697, the Finnish people experienced harsh weather that led to ⅓ of the population starving to death.
Around 1835, The Kalevala, an epic poem by Elias Lonnrot, was published. This book details Finnish folklore, including stories of creation, history, and how the country came to be. To this day, Kalevala Day is celebrated on the 28th of February every year.
The Kalevala ignited a spark in the Finnish and their pride in their country, and on December 6, 1917, Finland declared independence from Sweden. It didn't take long for the country to engage in another war, though. Almost directly after freedom was granted, Finland could not decide how to run their country, and, in 1918, a civil war broke out.
The 20th century was filled with wars for Finland (and, admittedly, most of the world). Amid World War II, Finland also entered the Winter War with Russia from 1939-1940. They held their own quite well against Russia! Finally in 1940, the Moscow Peace Treaty was signed which gave up some Finnish land to Russia.
In more recent history, Finland joined the EU in 1995. It now consistently ranks as the #1 happiest country in the world by the UN (also rivaled by Denmark).
Finnish Food
Finnish food includes a lot of ingredients popular in cold-climated countries. Reindeer is a popular type of meat, and fish is eaten a lot, especially from the freshwater lakes!
Similar to most Nordic countries, like Denmark and Estonia, rye, especially rye bread, is popular.
As for produce, potatoes, rutabagas, and turnips are popular.
While you're in Finland, don't forget to check out Salmiakki, a popular candy that tastes strongly of salted black licorice. Some love it and some hate it, but it is a very memorable Finnish treat!
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Three weeks ago the first-leg of the Atlético Madrid and Juventus' Champions League tie was not a good night for Cristiano Ronaldo.
He was insulted and jeered by the Atlético fans as their team recorded a 2-0 victory at the Estadio Wanda Metropolitano.
The 34 year-old superstar wanted revenge in the second-leg and told his close family and friends that Juventus would progress and that he would score a hat-trick.
Scoring three against Jan Oblak in the same match might sound like an impossible task, but CR7 has done it twice before.
He managed it in a 3-0 victory in the final La Liga match to be played at the Estadio Vicente Calderon in 2016/17 and then again later that season in the first-leg of the Champions League semi-final between the sides at the Bernabeu.
On Tuesday night Ronaldo was true to his word as he headed home goals in the twenty-eighth and forty-eighth minutes to square the tie at 2-2.
Juventus were fantastic to a man, causing Atlético all manner of problems.
No small feat, seeing the Spaniards had not conceded a goal in their previous five matches.
Then came the drama. The late, late drama.
With just four minutes of normal time remaining Bernandeschi weaved his way into the box, was hauled down and the referee immediately pointed to the penalty spot.
The look on Simeone's face told its own story. His side's dream was, once again, ruined by a certain Portuguese.
This was a night written for Ronaldo. A deep breathe out, his cheeks moving as fast as his manager's feet on the touchline and he converted as he has done so many times over the years.
Juventus deservedly completed a spectacular comeback with Cristiano Ronaldo, the hat-trick hero, demonstrating why he is still the best player in the world.


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Florida Boys Track AOY: Arman Hall
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A dedicated ESPNHS team managed the Gatorade State Boys Track & Field Athlete of the Year selection process, resulting in winners based on the program's three pillars: athletic production and impact in the 2012 season, high academic achievement and exemplary personal character.
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THE WINNER: Joseph Williams
School: Spain Park (Hoover, Ala.)
Event(s): Throws
Height: 6-foot-1
THE PILLARS
Athletic achievement: Williams won the discus with a throw of 189 feet, 6.25 inches and the shot put with a mark of 58 feet, six inches at the Class 6A state championship meet this spring, leading the Jaguars to a third-place finish as a team. The state's returning Gatorade Boys Track and Field Athlete of the Year, he was also named the Birmingham Kiwanis Club Co-Boys Track and Field Athlete of the Year.
Academic excellence: Williams has maintained a 4.25 GPA in the classroom.
Exemplary character: A youth leader in his church community and a student representative in his school, he has raised funds to build wells in African villages and has participated in mission trips to Costa Rica, Haiti and Uganda.
THE PRAISE
"Joe is one of the hardest working athletes I have ever coached," said Spain Park coach Michael Zelwak. "He brings a positive and competitive energy to everything he does, in such a way that he motivates and inspires everyone he is around."
THE FUTURE: Williams has signed a National Letter of Intent to compete in track and field on scholarship at the University of Alabama this fall.


Wood Lane's stations were originally opened to service exhibitions that used to take place at what is now White City. The Central Line station was eventually closed in 1947 once the existing White City station had opened (and the Metropolitan Line station was replaced by the BBC's car park!). The station's entrance and much of its structure underground survived through to 2006, but with the building of the new Shepherd's Bush shopping centre and bus station it has all since been demolished (though the front facade was removed to the Acton Museum!).
"Taken on my mobile from a Hammersmith & City train passing by."
Warehouse Lane (The Evil of the Daleks). Cross over and turn left. Then turn right into MacFarlane Road. Pass through the railway arch, and Warehouse Lane is on the left.
White City Central Line Station (The Chase). Walk north along Wood Lane until you reach the station.
Hammersmith Park (The Daleks' Master Plan): 0.17 miles.
Swancombe House (walkway) (The Silurians): 0.37 miles.
Lime Grove Studios: 0.40 miles.
DVD Release: The Dalek Invasion of Earth - This release includes a "Now and Then" featurette contrasting the location between when it was filmed and the modern day (this was recorded before the area was demolished for the new shopping centre).


The Riviera Nayarit Convention and Visitors Bureau's Celebrity Watch recently spotted four big movie and music industry stars in the area: actor Kellan Lutz, actress Halley Berry, rock legend Joey Kramer, singer- songwriter Jason Derulo and Ragazzi ex-vocalist Mekel Herrera.
US website TMZ published photographs of Halle Berry on the beach at the Four Seasons Resort Punta Mita, which was confirmed by the uniforms of the hotel's beach staff. The actress was accompanied by ex husband Olivier Martinez and their two children.
Hot Miami singer-songwriter Jason Derulo stayed at Casa Haramara in Punta Mita. He shared a photo of himself enjoying the beach at The St. Regis Punta Mita Resort on his Twitter account, where he has more than 3.6 million followers.


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From the combined efforts from the Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge and the SCUBAnauts, Mote planted 300 Stagorn Coral on Hope Reef on Tuesday, June 26, 2018.
Coral reef restoration & resiliency bill sponsored by Florida senators now law
by: Sam Sachs
TAMAP, Fla. (WFLA) — An environmental protection and resiliency bill aimed at restoring coral reefs cleared both chambers of U.S. Congress and was signed into law by President Joe Biden.
The legislation, called the Restoring Resilient Reefs Act, was sponsored by both of Florida's U.S. Senators and bipartisan allies, and shepherded through the U.S. House of Representatives by Florida Democrat Darren Soto.
Grant awarded for archaeology research at areas damaged by Hurricane Ian
The Restoring Resilient Reefs Act reauthorizes and updates the Coral Reef Conservation Act of 2000, allowing the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Coral Reef program to modernize. Doing so, NOAA can "give new and innovative tools and resources to the non-federal partners who are closest to the crisis in American coral reefs."
Those partners are, according to a release from Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), the states, territories, and local communities who live near and alongside the reefs themselves.
"I saw firsthand the devastated condition of our coral reefs when I toured the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, and I promised a comprehensive response. This new law will ensure federal agencies are partnering effectively with state and local governments and non-governmental organizations to restore our dwindling coral reefs," Rubio said. "The Florida communities that rely on the health of these critical ecosystems cannot be left behind."
Rubio's statement continued, saying the legislation as "pivotal" for the ongoing efforts to protect coastal communities and coral reefs.
The bill's inclusion in the National Defense Authorization Act of 2023 was an effort undertaken across two states and both major political parties.
"The Restoring Resilient Reefs Act is a great win for Florida's environment, and will build on our efforts to help restore and protect our coral reef ecosystems. I want to thank my colleagues, Senators Rubio, Hirono and Schatz, as well as Congressman Soto, for their hard work on this legislation and am proud that we finally got it across the finish line," Scott said in a statement. "I'll never stop fighting to make sure future generations can enjoy all that Florida has to offer."
In Congress, Rep. Soto led the effort with identical legislation, allowing it to pass both chambers and was signed into law as part of the NDAA.
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Both of Florida's U.S. Senators, Rubio and Rick Scott (R-Fla.), and both of Hawaii's U.S. Senators, Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) and Mazie Hirono (D-Hawaii), pushed the legislation through in a bipartisan effort.
"Our Florida coral reefs are national treasures that contain part of the most diverse ecosystems on planet Earth. Time and time again, we've witnessed how the effects of climate change, overfishing, pollution, and development have threatened the vitality of coral reefs around our coasts," Rep. Soto said. "I'm thankful that our legislation with Senator Rubio was included in the FY23 NDAA and will help protect our environment – specifically our precious habitats for marine life."
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Overlooking Bemis Park, the Porter House exhibits details from several architectural styles. While the main house is basically Neo-Classical revival, the large, wraparound porch is a Victorian carry over. Craftsman and Prairie elements are also evident. The interior of the house contains murals by German-born artist Gustaf Fuchs. The house was built for Dr. Elmer Porter, a prominent Omaha physician who reportedly had the largest medical practice in the city in the early 1900's. Later the house was owned by Arthur C. Thomsen, a district court judge.


Listen up Hamilton fans – it's the chance that you've all been waiting for… this must-see show will be taking place on Sunday 12th May 2019 at the Rochester Auditorium Theatre and you can be a part of it! As they tour North America, tickets are flying for their exciting show… book yours today!
With countless awards behind then and performing to packed venues around the world, everyone in Rochester is excited to welcome Hamilton to the Rochester Auditorium Theatre!! For years, Hamilton have brought audiences the most exciting, high-energy live performances in the music world, on top of best-selling albums!! Crowds will gather from all around Rochester and even New York – Hamilton isn't a show to be missed no matter how far away you live!! Make sure you're in that crowd – hurry and get your hands on those tickets while they last and get ready to experience all of Hamilton's songs right before your eyes!!


I saw a news article today that said that fully employed professionals are having a hard time making rent.
Gee, who would have figured that the metrics that drove me to abandon renting have started to catch up to others as well?
There are many who say that if you can't make ends meet, that is a failure on your part. To a certain extent this is true.
The answer to a fiscal crunch is usually to downgrade your lifestyle. Yet, what do you do when the whole rental market (or real estate market) has gone insane with stupidly high prices?
You can only cut back so far before you are paying way too much for too little or you chuck it all in and leave, or move in to an RV (like me).
We as a society cannot ignore the fact that the cost of living is rising much higher than wages. This has been happening for so long now that when mentioned it is just shrugged at.
Perhaps we are starting to see a major problem being exposed when (I would hazard a guess) that a healthy portion of our society are house poor.
That means that the lion's share of any income they take home goes to just existing.
Maybe it won't get that bad tomorrow, but if this trend keeps happening, I will have a lot of company on the streets.
Maybe I will have to found that "Economic Refugee Camp" after all.


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Burcu Esmer, PhD
Research Fellow, Joshua J. Harris Alternative Investments Program; Lecturer, The Wharton School
Research Interests: Empirical corporate finance, alternative investments
About Burcu:
Burcu Esmer is a research fellow at Wharton's Joshua J. Harris Alternative Investments Program and a lecturer at the Wharton School. Previously, she was a faculty member at the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University, and at Bilkent University in Turkey. She received her PhD in finance and master's in economics from the University of Iowa.
Esmer's research interests are in empirical corporate finance and alternative investments. Her most recent research focuses on agency conflicts in financial contracts, mergers and acquisitions, and private equity investments. Her articles have appeared in leading academic journals such as the Journal of Banking and Finance. Esmer has presented her work to different audiences at various conferences and workshops, and she frequently serves as a reviewer for academic journals and conferences. She is a member of the American Finance Association, Financial Management Association, Midwest Finance Association, Eastern Finance Association, European Finance Association, and the European Financial Management Association.
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Well our 'young reds' (pair of Old English game cross Indian Game hens) and 'Lucky-Lu' (AKA Lucy) our surviving Sussex from the Christmas hatch were promoted to the big girl run over the weekend. And the two pure Indian Game pullets progressed to the adult Indian Game flock. We had hoped to make some more room in the 'chick run' as it was becoming rather crowded; only we still have a number of roosters and the young poult in there. Some of the roosters and one of the Indian game girls are 14 week old now, the rest only 12 weeks. But they're fully feathered and some of the roosters have even began to crow! But the girls still look so small to be in the big run! The girls would eventually live out with their prospective flocks anyway, where as the boys will fight without existing roosters so need to be kept separate.
We had tried moving Lucy out before, but she was young and chickens can be mean. .. So she was allowed to remain in the chick run til the others were older; as I figured safety in numbers.
As we were introducing additional members to the flocks (even though it has been slowly depleting) we wanted to expand the number of nesting boxes. Chickens prefer a warm, dark and enclosed area to nest. And as we are hoping to relocate the small hut (a converted dog kennel), to the front we wanted to provide a snug and attractive environment in the large fowl shed and the low shelter and small fowl house out the front.
The intention is that the new girls will adopt the new nesting boxes and when their settled, we should be able to take the other hutch away. Then the older girls can adapt, rather than the new ones being bullied out.
So as I posted a few weeks back we picked up a couple of cheap, second hand bookcases. Ideal, as they were already partitioned, so all we needed to do was upgrade the existing boxes to support the new ones. And attach a piece of timber to the front to create the nest.
So our laying flock now have 12 nesting areas. These girls do share with the ducks, geese and turkeys, although only the ducks will use the nesting area if any. As the turkeys roost either on the 8 foot fencing or on the fowl house, the geese and ducks sleep outside, occasionally sheltering in the shed, but not in the nesting area. The ducks have laid in under the original boxes in the past, but they will just lay wherever they feel safe. So by adding another 4 on top, at least the ducks can claim the floor levels if they want and our girls will still have plenty of room.
All 5 girls have continued to make their way back to the 'chick run' each night to roost. This is normal, chickens are creatures of habit. So at or just after dusk each evening, I collect the young pullets and put them to bed.
Lucy and the two young reds in the big fowl house and the 2 Indian Games in their run. I had placed them in under the low shed, but found them last night in the bottom nest in the small fowl house. I guess the main thing is, that they are safe and warm; as temperatures have been dropping below 10 degrees over night. And the night before I found them beside the shed in the long grass, although they were very warm to touch when I picked them up.


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[ARCHIVED] CASH FOR COATS BENEFIT CONCERT OCTOBER 26TH AT PALACE THEATRE
CONTACT: Ryan Murray, Public Relations Coordinator 518.434.5415
Albany, NY – The City of Albany, the Palace Theatre and Cash for Coats program partners announced details for the Cash for Coats Benefit Concert at the Palace Theatre on October 26th. Billboard Triple A Top 40 Artist Jocelyn & Chris will be performing a special set along with special guests Laveda. The concert will be recorded and aired as an upcoming episode of the award winning Palace Sessions video series in collaboration with Mirth Films. Food will be provided for guests by The Hollow Bar and Kitchen. In order to get to see this great show in person patrons will need to make a donation to the Cash for Coats program over $25 to be added to the guest list. Space is limited. Masks are required when attending this event.
Cash for Coats is a community-based initiative designed to collect funds to purchase new winter clothing items for Albany school children in need. Presented by the City of Albany, The Palace Theatre, Lodge's Department Store, United Way, Burke Companies, The City School District of Albany, Elks Lodge #49, Ophthalmic Plastic Surgery, Mirth Films, Live Sound, Exit 97.7 and The Hollow Bar and Kitchen. This year's Cash for Coats Drive will take place October 4th through November 5th.
Doors: 5:30PM
Laveda: 6:00PM
Jocelyn & Chris: 7:30PM
Monetary donations over $25 are required to get on the guest list. Donations may be made by:
Text to give: Text: 518COATS to 41444
Online- by visiting our website.
In Person-by visiting locations:
Albany City Hall (Room 402 24 Eagle Street, Albany)
Lodge's Department Store (75 N. Pearl Street)
Via mail- make checks payable to Cash for Coats/Lodge's Department Store and send to:
Cash for Coats
Jocelyn & Chris and their band have charted four consecutive commercial radio singles in the Billboard AAA Top 40, taken two records to #1 on the Relix Jambands Top 30 Album Chart, and appeared nationally on NBC's Today Show. The siblings, both recent graduates of Harvard University, have balanced college with performances coast to coast and recording seven records featuring special guests including Cory Wong (Vulfpeck), G. Love, Byron Isaacs (Lumineers), and Gov't Mule's Danny Louis. Jocelyn & Chris's new single "Sugar and Spice," released in July 2021, was lauded by American Songwriter as "pure American rock goodness" and was a Most Added US Radio Single for three consecutive weeks. The video for the track was also added to rotation on MTV. On August 9, 2021 "Sugar and Spice" debuted on Billboard AAA Top 40. Additional media coverage for Jocelyn & Chris includes Baeble, Huffington Post, NowThis, Paste, Daily Mail, Sirius XM, The Daily Beast, Cheddar TV, People, Jam in the Van, Hollywood Reporter, and numerous others.
Hailing from NY, indie dream pop/rock outfit genre blending project, Laveda set nostalgic and cinematic moods with a 90's-esque reverberated guitar driven sound reminiscent of The Sundays or My Bloody Valentine. Despite the common tropes of the shoegaze revival movement, Laveda are able to maintain polished pop vocal performances similar to that of Billie Eilish. Founding members Ali and Jake voice the concerns of today's younger generation in their song, Better Now and say that this is the main theme throughout their debut record "What Happens After". The band has played extensively in and around the New England/NYC area and completed a full Northeastern US/Canada tour in summer 2019.
Over the years, the Cash for Coats program has distributed tens of thousands of new winter clothing items to Albany schoolchildren. Lodge's offers a significant discount on any items purchased for the Cash for Coats Drive, maximizing the impact of each cash donation.
The Cash for Coats Drive is sponsored by City of Albany, The Palace Theatre, Lodge's Department Store, United Way, Burke Companies, The City School District of Albany, Elks Lodge #49, Ophthalmic Plastic Surgery, Mirth Films, Live Sound, Exit 97.7 and The Hollow Bar and Kitchen
For more information on Cash for Coats, visit www.albanyevents.org.


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Prior to joining Demos, Allison worked at NBC Universal as the Executive Assistant to the VP of Talent Acquisitions and Director of Campus programs. Earlier, she worked as a Talent Coordinator in MTV's Music & Talent Department, where she was responsible for celebrity artist appearance and performance logistics for various MTV networks, specials and live events.
Allison earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Tourism & Hospitality management from Temple University.


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Character » Phantom Lad appears in 4 issues.
Phantom Lad was a resident of Bgtzl and challenged Phantom Girl for her place in the Legion of Super-Heroes, but failed.
Phantom Lad was created by writer Jim Shooter and penciler Mike Grell. Her first appearance was in the pages of Superboy # 212; Last Fight for A Legionnaire.
Solon Darga, Phantom Lad, was born in the 30th century on the extra-dimensional world of Bgztl. While its people are able to pass through walls and other solid objects at will, he was one of the the only member's of his race with the ability to pass fully through the Phantom Zone and onto Earth, which shared dimensional space with Bgztl.
Phantom Lad's from the extra-dimensional world of Bgtzl, just like Phantom Girl. He's a big obnoxious oaf in a white singlet, which isn't quite as cool, frankly.
He's a misogynist and a hair-puller! Seriously, "a Phantom Lad is better than a Phantom Girl"? What the hell is the justification for that? If it's physical strength, think again, bucko - your power is becoming immaterial.
have to admit: this was my favourite part of this comic book. POW! Right in the kisser. Plus we got to see the Shrinking Violet Growing Uppercut, which I always enjoy.
Phantom Lad has the ability to turn intangible by shifting his existence partially or fully into the extra-dimensional space known as the Phantom Zone. He has demonstrated the ability to phase with split-second timing, and is also capable of phasing certain parts of his body selectively. While phased, he is immune to physical harm, can maneuver through solid objects, and float weightlessly like a ghost under his own power.
Phantom Lad has a muscular build, fit and athletic man with black wavy hair, and has brown eyes. He wears a white costume that leaves his face and legs, arms,hands and chest bare, with white tight boots.


MM: I think I identify my personal style as minimalist. I use my art to process emotions and experiences, engaging simple shapes and color to translate my everyday experience. I like the idea that recalling an experience or memory is abstract and fragmented, that what you remember is a distilled version of the actual moment. I try to reflect this idea through my artwork, stripping down elements to their simplest, purest form.
MM: My inspiration comes from all around me, nature, art, personal experiences, etc. I try to look at things from the perspective of a feeling or an emotion. For example, how the light hitting an object makes me feel, then articulating that feeling visually.
MM: Never underestimate the value of the concept development phase, make sure you fully uncover and understand the clients' problems and the projects' objectives before you jump into the visual language of the design. You can do this by using different idea generation techniques (word association, mind mapping, brainstorming etc). I also think getting external opinions is essential to the creative process – "don't seek praise, seek criticism". When it comes to my personal artwork, my style and experience is what makes my art unique.
MM: I don't believe I could specify just a few names, with internet inspiration coming at us constantly. I draw inspiration from emerging artists and the greats.
MM: The adobe suit is essential to my design work, but I think it is really important to problem solve and develop your concept on paper. Don't undermine the importance of concept development, the computer should only be a tool to execute your ideas.
MM: I guess I just try and be as authentic as I can with my art – sharing my experiences authentically and having people connect with that.
MM: I am a freelance graphic designer, so my days never look the same. I've found that it is really easy to get caught up with it all and end up working most days of the week, so having strict and reasonable boundaries is a big thing for me. It's also so easy when you're always creating for other people to burn out creatively, I try and set aside some time each week to learn something new, create for myself or go somewhere new to refresh myself creatively.
CH:89: When starting out an artistic task, do you think it is better to have a particular direction/ set plan guiding your way? Or, is it better to act on impulse and go from there?
MM: My answer is different depending what I am working on.
MM: When it comes to my graphic design I try to focus on what style would best communicate the brands' values and not my own.
MM: Yes definitely, I think in a world where we are saturated with information people can miss so much and forget to stop and actually look deeper into something. I think being an artists brings a curiosity to look at something on a deeper level and appreciate the finer details and intricacies.
MM: Yes! I find travel so inspiring and enriching. I just got back from a trip to Israel which is now up there as one of my favorite places.
MM: I don't think I could name a favorite honestly!
MM: I think a big goal for the future is to open my own studio/collaborative space.
MM: Being able to express and communicate intangible experiences visually.


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School Eliminates the Honor Roll - All hail Marxism and the equality of blandness
Lohini Winn and her son, Andreas, are upset that St. Basil Elementary and Junior High School
is moving away from recognizing its Grade 7 to 9 students academic achievements, dropping
awards ceremonies and honor roll to avoid "hurting the self-esteem and pride of those
who do not receive a certificate."
School Eliminates the Honor Roll
Awards might 'hurt the self-esteem' of the dumb students
(Calgary Herald) - When Grade 9 student Andreas Winn, 14, made the honour roll last year, it was a point of pride for him and his parents.
He won't make the honour roll this year. Not officially at least. And not for a lack of effort.
Administration and staff at St. Basil Elementary and Junior High School, in the northwest community of Tuscany, decided earlier this month to stop recognizing the academic achievements of its roughly 250 Grade 7 to 9 students, axing award certificates and year-end ceremonies.
"They're telling us that the one per cent of students or so who have learning problems or the group of students who can't get on the honour roll outweighs the kids who can," said Winn.
"So we should all stoop down to their level so everyone is happy."
So-called "educators" are some of the most stupid people in society.
But he's not happy. Neither are many parents and students who expressed shock, frustration and disappointment by the school's decision and apparent lack of consultation.
Jason Redelback, whose 14-year-old son "hates" the decision, doesn't think dropping awards and ceremonies is in the best interest of students.
"When you start to take away the recognition of a job well done, what you end up doing is you take away someone's well-being," said Redelback. "What they've done here is take away something of value and purpose."
That's not how officials at St. Basil see it.
In a letter to parents explaining the decision, school officials said, "Awards eventually lose their lustre to students who get them, while often hurting the self-esteem and pride of those who do not receive a certificate."
That letter also cites the work of education guru Alfie Kohn, who contends that "dangling rewards in front of children are at best ineffective, and at worst counterproductive."
Praise and recognition will now be immediate through feedback from teachers, not awards. Individualized goal-setting will be prepared by teachers and students. Parents are encouraged to celebrate academic success as a family.
Winn's mother, Lo, believes awards and ceremonies serve a purpose: they act as an incentive for students to strive for high marks, and prepare kids for university and beyond.
"The students have nothing to work toward," said Lo Winn. "They need incentive, they need motivation. I totally believe that if a child does well, a child needs to be recognized for it."
Thanks to Blazing Cat Fur for a heads up on this story.
Even China abandoned Socialism.
The Chinese threw away Socialism and the moronic "equality" of bland Chairman Mao jackets in favor of capitalism, excellence, achievement, fashionable clothes and wealth.
As China adopts excellence and success, the nations of the West want to adopt the insane philosophy of Socialism, mediocrity and failure.
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Preheat oven to 350°F. Cover diced sweet potatoes in a baking dish and roast for 30 minutes until tender, but not fork tender. When finished, set aside.
Heat skillet to medium heat, and place pork belly onto nonstick pan. Pan fry for about 5 minutes or until pork belly starts to brown.
Add ginger, cinnamon, brown sugar, nutmeg, parsley and sea salt to the skillet. Mix all ingredients and cook for 2 minutes.


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El Movimiento Popular Democrático (MDP) fue un movimiento político paraguayo de finales de los años 80, surgido en los últimos años de la dictadura de Alfredo Stroessner, estaba conformado por sectores del estudiantado, gremialismo, campesinado y ciertos sectores laicos de la Iglesia Católica. Fue fundado oficialmente en 1987.

Su principal objetivo en los últimos tiempos de la dictadura de Stroessner fue la movilización urbana con el fin de promover la propuesta ciudadana y la obtención en la farsas electorales del régimen militar.

En julio de 1987, a pesar de las amenazas de la policía stronista que pretendió prohibir el ingreso de los miembros del MDP al teatro Jacinto Herrera de Radio Ñandutí, el movimiento se presentó y ofreció una conferencia de prensa.

Una vez que el régimen de Alfredo Stroessner cayó, el 2 y 3 de febrero de 1989, pasó a integrar junto con otros movimientos el Partido Democrático Popular (PDP) que inclusive llegó a presentar un proyecto de Constitución Nacional como aporte para la Asamblea Nacional Constituyente de 1991

En los primeros años de la nueva democracia,  fue perdiendo militantes, hasta convertirse en un movimiento amorfo. Para las elecciones presidenciales de 1993, el PDP ya había desaparecido casi en su totalidad, ya que los dirigentes que quedaban iban integrando a otras fuerzas políticas.

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Partidos políticos disueltos en 1993
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Your dog's mental state is the key to being able to (1) hear you and (2) comply.
Many people are lured into using a piece of equipment or a technique that's aversive. If an electronic collar, for example, actually works as advertised to stop excessive barking, jumping up, leash pulling, or lunging and doesn't really hurt the dog, what's so wrong with using it?


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