Carrick-on-Suir once again has proved its worth in providing some of the country's best cycling talents.
Last Sunday, Iverk Produce Carrick Wheelers had but four riders in a field that contained upwards of 150 riders.
But that didn't deter them.
Along with fellow Carrick-on-Suir man Michael O'Loughlin, riding in the colours of the Nicolas Roche Performance Team, three other Carrick riders found themselves in the day's breakaway, namely Martin O'Loughlin, Conor Hennebry and Seán Hahessy.
The race was 85km, 5 laps of a 17km course, but the hilly course and windy conditions made for some hard racing.
The group started out with ten riders, all working well to get a maximum gap of two minutes over a chasing bunch.
With one lap to go, the break's numbers were almost halved. Just six hardmen remained, and the gap to the bunch hovered around the single minute mark.
Despite some furious attacks from all three rider in the green of Iverk Produce, all came to no avail. Mother Nature's wind proved just too strong for anyone to pull away from the rest of the breakaway.
With 3km to go, a group of three got ten slim seconds over their breakaway companions. 66.6% of the front group had the surname O'Loughlin and hailed from Carrick-on-Suir.
Despite a powerful finishing kick, and an experienced head on his shoulders, O'Loughlin senior had to just settle for second as the youthful exuberance of Michael O'Loughlin romped home for a fine win and left a lot of big names in his wake.
O'Loughlin junior is just 16 years of age, and was racing in a 1st Category race, whilst he himself is only a 3rd Category fledgling, makes his win all the more impressive.
From the remainder of the breakaway, Hennebry was next followed by Hahessy in 5th place.
Carrick-on-Suir came home from Blarney with 1st, 2nd, 4th and 5th places. These riders are no strangers to each other, as all have trained together throughout the winter and are now reaping the rewards.
As if anyone needed reminding, we do good cycling in Carrick-on-Suir.


A little goes a long way in making someone's day special.
This Valentine's Day, we want to make the day special for each of our customers at Morton's Place by providing them with a free barista-made coffee (or drink of their choice!).
Be the reason someone smiles and pre-pay for a barista-made drink...or four! And make someone's day with us on Valentine's Day.


The South Korean city 'Chuncheon' is located in the middle of the Korean Peninsula and its population is about 280,000. For the fire safety of the city, Chuncheon Fire Department was established in 1946. It manages also firehouses in the two neighboring cities, which will be separated from our fire department as their own new fire departments are established in 2019.
The number of the operations of the fire department in 2017 was 24,325 (Firefighting 403, technical rescue 4,405, ems 19,292, others 825). In addition, it has been doing its best in order to minimize the human and material damage, which could be resulted from fires and accidents, with the various kinds activities to improve fire prevention & self-care ability of the citizens.
Especially to minimize the human and material damage of the most vulnerable in society, the fire department has been making a lot of efforts to distribute smoke detectors and fire extinguishers to them.
Like the other fire departments in the world, Chuncheon fire department is trying to shorten the response time and then to minimize the damage. But in spite of the efforts, the fire department cannot avoid the geographical limit, which couldn't be overcome without any construction for the improvement of traffic conditions.
In the territory of the Chuncheon fire department, there is a tiny village called 'Pum-Geol-ri'. It is located 23 km away from the nearest fire brigade. To get to the village, we have to ride through the rugged narrow forest road for about 40 minutes with a car, or for about an hour with a fire truck in normal weather conditions. A snake could be faster on the road than a fire truck! About 40 people are living in 25 houses in the village and most of them are over 70 years old. In 1970s, a large portion of the former village, where over 700 people lived, was submerged because of the dam construction and then it remained as a tiny remote village.
It could be said that this village provides the utmost geographical limit of fire service to the fire department. To solve this problem, Chuncheon FD conceived a project. It was to establish a new sisterhood relationship between the fire department and the village for the purpose of improving the safety in the remote village by means of continuous interactions.
To the suggestion of the fire department, the residents agreed with pleasure, the sisterhood relations were therefore established on the April 24, 2007 and then the activities for the safety were started.
Repeatedly every year (in 2017 and 2018) we visit the village two times a few days before the Lunar New Year's Day in spring and Korean Thanksgiving Day in autumn. The visit group consists of more than 10 firefighters including the fire chief.
In 2018 we visited the village again because the villagers asked us to repair the portable fire pump. In this case, six firefighters visited them. All 25 houses and the village hall have detectors and fire extinguishers. An AED (Automatic External Defibrillator) in the hall.
This year we visited the hall and the houses from door to door to check the detectors and fire extinguishers. We found several bad detectors and exchanged with new detectors. The number of exchanged detectors in this year is around 10. Most of them is so old and use 9V batteries. We gifted rice (10 kg *50) and apples (50 boxes) to the residents using our '119 Love Sharing Fund', which is equivalent to 2,850 euros. 119 is the emergency number in Korea and it symbols the fire service in Korea.
Because the old residents are relatively in bad heath conditions, the fire department installed an AED (Automatic External Defibrillator) in the village hall. We teach the residents how to use it and check the blood pressure and pulse of them.
Among the residents, there are several people who live alone and have somewhat economical problem. The firefighters of the fire department made the '119 Love sharing fund' to help the poor neighbors in the city. From the fund, about 32 neighbors received rice, noodle, coal briquettes including cash, which are equivalent to a total of 7,000 euros per year. And this fund is also used for the old residents in the village.
Again in this year, a group of new firefighters visit the village and meet the residents. This project is already 11 years old. In the meantime, the visitors and their uniforms have changed, but the interactions between the fire department and the village, and between the firefighters and residents is still continuing. We do not know if we were all so lucky, but there was no fire and no special accident in the village. In the future, Chuncheon fire department will continue this project for the safety of the residents in the tiny remote village.


Have you ever wondered what the conservation team get up to behind closed doors?
Find out how we keep our collection looking great, when you visit us on Tuesdays throughout the year.
Maybe its hoovering the curtains, polishing metals or uncovering hidden treasure in the house.
Whatever the order of the day, our dedicated conservation team are on hand to answer all your questions and tell you what its like working behind the scenes in a suburban villa.
This bank holiday weekend we are hosting an art exhibition to celebrate the launch of a fundraising campaign to save our special Halliday conservatory.
Why not try a new embroidery technique, in this workshop discover canvas work and create a stunning piece inspired by our Halliday conservatory.
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7. Visit a wine-making region and taste Portuguese wine
Portugal has always offered ideal conditions for the production of wine. It has many excellent wine-making regions, some of them world famous.
The soil characteristics and the differing patterns of humidity and sunshine of a few regions make these outstanding. They are the demarcated regions: the hot Alentejo, sub-tropical Madeira region, the rainier Minho region and the terraced vineyards in the Douro valley, from where the wine comes that is used in making port. All these wines are an expression of the soils and landscapes where the vines grow. There are other good wines, but it is these ones that are of truly international quality.
Vines cover a large swathe of land in Portugal – in this part of the world grapes have been cultivated at least since Roman times. Back then, wine was so important that it even had its own god, Bacchus. It also brought (and still brings) much joy to people's lives. A meal with friends, accompanied by a moderate amount of wine, can truly lift the spirits.
The River Douro and its tributaries have carved deep ravines in their passage through the landscape. In these river valleys the region's inhabitants found a way to cultivate the land by building terraces, giving the landscape its very characteristic look. On the vines on these terraces the precious grapes ripen in the sun, before being harvested to make one of the world's great wines. This landscape, enjoyed by day trippers and passengers on passing river cruisers, is classified as UNESCO World Heritage and should be visited.
If on a trip to Portugal you are unable to visit the Douro wine region and its wineries, you should at least try to sample port wine. There are various varieties of this fortified wine: white port, which is young and fruity; tawny port, which is made from dark-skinned grapes and matures more quickly; ruby port, a wine with overtones of berries and a dark red colour, and others such as Reserve port. It can be either white or red and is made from grapes of superior quality.
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I know because I was there. It took being diagnosed with an autoimmune disorder myself at age 18 [read about my story here and here] for me to really start to delve into my own health and wellness journey. I was grateful for my doctors and conventional medicine during that time, but was frustrated that it still left me feeling deficient in many areas of my life. I was exhausted, had digestive issues, and suffered from intermittent fevers, aches and pains.
I felt stuck, and was sick of blindly taking medications as "bandaids" for a larger, underlying issue. I felt lost working with health care professionals who, despite their best intentions, didn't listen or understand what I was really going through. I was so frustrated by all the conflicting advice and was desperately searching for what was best for me. I wanted my active, productive life back.
What if there was a better way to take CONTROL of your health?
After years of confusion and suffering I was finally able to take control of my life by becoming my own advocate, being mindful of what food I put into my body, and learning my own disease triggers and how to reduce flare-ups. I focused on decreasing stress, incorporating mindful movement and exercise back into my life, and gathering a supportive healthcare team.
I know firsthand that the road to health can feel overwhelming and lonely at times, but there is a path for all of us and I really want to help you succeed!
As a Registered Nurse and Holistic Health Coach I value the importance of our conventional medical system but understand it has its limitations especially in relation to chronic autoimmune conditions. I believe in a holistic approach to health and wellness meaning I care about how all areas of your life influence one another. I want to support you in your quest to get back to health by listening to your story, understanding your needs, and finding the best way to incorporate healthy, whole foods and nourishment of your mind and body into your own unique life.
I assure you, no matter where you are, that it is totally possible to live a beautiful, vibrant life not ruled by your disease. Sometimes all you need is the right person to guide and support you through this process.
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Christina holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Southern California and a Masters of Nursing from the University of Sydney in Sydney, Australia.
She is a critical care trained Registered Nurse specialized in cardiac care and management of long-term chronic illness. Christina is a Board Certified Nurse Coach through the American Holistic Nurses Association, a Certified Holistic Health Coach trained at the Institute of Integrative Nutrition and a Certified Autoimmune Paleo Coach.


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John DabellI trained as a primary school teacher 25 years ago, starting my career in London and then I taught in a range of schools in the Midlands. In between teaching jobs, I worked as an Ofsted inspector (no hate mail please!), national in-service provider, project… Read more about John DabellDo you suffer from FOLF (Fear of Looking Foolish)?FOLF isn't something playful and creative colleagues suffer from. They like taking risks, being silly and having a laugh. I worked with a teacher once called Joe King…no I'm not joking, that was his name. He was a really funny bloke, a natural comedian, someone that had children in stitches and he loved acting the goat.Joe was a cross between Timmy Mallet, Mr Tumble and one of those fake nut tins that contain springy snakes that fly out when you prize open the lid. He taught Year 6 and everyone wanted to be in his class including the teachers.You could hear the laughter coming from his classroom across the playground.On a 1-10 Children's Mirth Scale where 1 = snicker to 10 = belly laugh and tears, children often complained of tummy ache and could often be seen crying in his class. The sad thing is that just 3 years later he left teaching to become a stand-up doing 'gigs' in pubs and clubs and he loved it.Teachers turned comics isn't unusual and for some it's a natural shift and brilliant career move. There are lots of teachers who have done it as well including Greg Davies, Romesh Ranganathan, Johnny Vegas and Frank Skinner. Whilst some comics might have attended a drama school or taught drama themselves, this isn't necessary.All schools are drama schools anyway – they are full of it and so are the perfect training grounds for stand-ups to kid around.Dead centre: The malleable middle bit of a Venn diagram is where teaching and stand-up mix together and flood the oval intersection with shared characteristics. They both involve working the audience, challenging the audience, delivery, timing, rapport, immediacy, affection, enthusiasm, ad libbing, adaptation, exchanging energy, authenticity, exaggeration, anecdotes, dealing with hecklers and pushing at the boundaries.Teaching, learning and humour are partners and together can perform miracles in the right hands. Not everyone can pull it off but those that can live with you. Think back. Who do you remember?For me it was Mick Bailey, an intellectual and droll teacher who used to tie elastic bands into his hair whilst delivering heavy-duty sociological concepts mixed with sarcasm. The elastic bands flew off mid-sentence and he'd remain deadpan. His constant catchphrase was "Give 'em what they want. That's what they came for" and we did. We wanted more fun, we got it, we came back for more and we learnt lots in the process; Mick delivered the goods and helped us move from Ha Ha to Ah-Ha!Banter:But back to Joe King….what made him so good at being a teacher was his spontaneous 'banter'. He fed off the energy and humour of the children and he gave it all back with extra toppings. He used to say that playful chat and witty exchanges were the most important ingredients in the classroom as they 'relaxed minds' and made them more susceptible to learning.He was a natural wordsmith and his forte was getting children engaged with language.He put a premium on oracy and milked every opportunity to trade words and conversations to get children thinking but above all speaking. He wasn't a flippant teacher but knew how to play with language and most of his witticisms, wisecracks and ripostes were juicy lessons in puns, malapropisms, Wellerisms, spoonerisms, ambiguities, riddles, puzzles, poems and rhymes.Joe didn't josh, rib and quip to embarrass or upstage but made sure it counted for something and had educational value. Children liked to repeat his jokes and became wordsmiths themselves. He'd even have children doing a stand-up routine of their own each week telling jokes to build their confidence.I'm here all week …One thing Joe King did every day without fail was write a couple of jokes on the board along with an example of word play technique that children would have to explain and name. Language was there to be dissected and enjoyed. For example,I'm very good friends with 25 letters of the alphabet. I don't know why.Would a cardboard belt be a waist of paper?This boy just threw milk, eggs and cheese at me. How dairy.I recently got crushed by a pile of books…I suppose I've only got my shelf to blame.Joe's modus operandi was to start the day with a joke and to keep messing and mucking about until 3:30pm. His day appeared to be one long performance that other teachers used to think was just an exhausting act but it wasn't. That's who he was. But his day was also carefully planned and prepared like every other teacher and he'd always have a trick up his sleeve to maximise interaction.Propeller:But Joe didn't just rely on words, he used a vast array of comedy props too to make learning fun and memorable.Props can do the trick because they can help the learning stick. His desk and bookshelves were crammed with things like wigs, hats, moustaches, comedy glasses, chattering teeth, a rubber hammer, an oversized lightbulb, an inflatable guitar and quite a few magic tricks too.He used props not as distractions or cheap support acts but to add to the excitement, liven up dry concepts, evoke an emotional response and propel learning.His view was that cultivating a sense of humour was a 'no brainer' because the benefits to pupils were obvious:enhanced self-esteemimproved motivationreduced stress and anxiety (especially around tests)improved the class atmosphereboosted creative thinkingenriched divergent thinkingimproved attentiveness and interestupgraded retentionenriched rapportmade learning enjoyableLike a hole in the head!I met up with Joe recently and I asked him if he missed 'being' a teacher. He said, "No, teaching is just a big joke. I used to hate the spreadsheets, data, 'targits', marking and all those bloody meetings. Yeah, of course I miss it. Now I get up at 11am, drink coffee until 3pm and then stand in a pub for a couple of hours in the evening telling stories and jokes. The only thing I miss is the kids and the things they'd say and do."Are you having a laugh?Teachers stand up in front of a crowd everyday of their lives and it takes something special to be able to connect with everyone, to make them smile and to make laugh. If you can make learning fun and get them wanting more then take a bow because teaching is definitely one of the toughest gigs going and students are a tough crowd.John Dabell writes for Teacher Toolkit.Related
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The below video is one of the most popular YouTube videos of the day ... for good reason. It is Tom Brokaw's announcement of Tim Russert's death. The emotion is overwhelming. It's worth noting that Brokaw will host tomorrows MtP, but the host's chair will be vacant in tribute.
Many news sources have begun the obvious next step of wondering aloud who might be the new host of Meet the Press.


As Rhode Islanders continue to dig out from Monday's snow storm, they'll have to do it in the frigid cold.
Across the state, temperatures are hovering around ten degrees, with wind chills making it well below zero. National Weather Service meteorologist Frank Nocera said Rhode Island won't get much a reprieve as the day wears on. "Despite some sunshine temperatures are only going to get up to 15, 17 degrees, that's it. The good news is that the winds will diminish this afternoon," said Nocera.
Peter Gaynor, director of the Rhode Island Emergency Management Agency says only two customers lost power Tuesday. And even though the combination of sleet and snow cancelled school and kept most people home, Gaynor says this was a pretty much a typical New England storm.
"For this time of year, a typical storm. More to come, I'm sure, it's just the beginning of February so I would expect a few more storms before we're out of it," said Gaynor.
State police responded to 48 accidents and 64 roadside calls for help. The state's emergency management agency says most people behaved yesterday and stayed home and off the slick and snowy roads. The agency says the supply of road salt and sand is in good shape, but will likely need replenishing before the next big storm hits.
Tonight, clear skies are expected, but things will only get colder tonight. "Another chilly night ahead, temperatures between five and ten degrees tonight, and then tomorrow, we could have a little bit of light snow in the morning," said Nocera.
But don't fear; the weather service is only predicting flurries for Wednesday morning. Accumulations are only expected to reach about an inch. A chance of more snow is expected later in the week.


Irithel is a good Marksman unit that is good for dealing minion damage and gaining hero kills.
Description: Irithel and Leo know each other so well that allows her to shoot while moving. Each basic attack shoots out 3 heavy arrows (it takes a while to reload heavy bow), each arrow deals 45% physical damage (Only the first arrow can trigger gear passive abilities).
Description: Shoots a round of arrows, dealing 250 physical damage to enemies in the area and reducing their physical defense by 15 for 3s.
Description: Leo shouts loudly, dealing 200 physical damage to the enemies in the area and reducing their movement speed by 80% for 2s.
Irithel was abandoned in the jungle by her parents when she was a little girl. Under the guidance of the God of Jungle, a female Smilodon that had just given birth adopted her. Being protected by the mother Smilodon, the little Smilodon Leo and Irithel learned to hunt, survive and grew up like an animal. During a territory fight, the mother Smilodon was badly injured. When Irithel and her brother Leo went to a town for help, they were captured as Smilodon children by a slaveholder. When the cat elf mage – Nana passed by she couldn't watch them getting beaten to death, she suddenly had the super power inside her that allowed her to save these 2 poor children. With the help of Nana, Irithel was able to understand human languages and combat skills while Leo grew up to a strong adult Smilodon. But she still hates humans and trusts her only friend – Leo.


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" How could anything non-controversial be of intellectual interest to grown-ups? "
― Edward Abbey (1927 - 1989)
Edward Paul Abbey (1927 - 1989) was an American author and essayist noted for his advocacy of environmental issues and criticism of public land policies. His best-known works include the novel The Monkey Wrench Gang, which has been cited as an inspiration by environmentalists and groups defending nature by various means, also called eco-warriors, his novel Hayduke Lives, and his essay collections One Life at a Time, Please (1988) and Down the River (with Henry Thoreau & Other Friends) (1982). His prophecies of a looming totalitarian state and the role of wilderness as a safe refuge for dissenters is relevant more than ever given the current developments in the American socio-political sphere.
What is your opinion on this Edward Abbey quotation? Please do share your thoughts.
Desert Solitaire:
A Season in the Wilderness
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Filipino warrior and Wushu Gold Medalist Mark Eddiva will face Levan Makashvili at Mall of Asia Arena on May 16, 2015.
- Mark Eddiva is a 29 year old boxer from Baguio City, Philippines, he is a fighter from team lakay. Eddiva currenly has a good record of 6 wins with 1 defeat, his last fight was a lost via TKO against Edimilson Souza of Brazil. Mark Eddiva wants to prove something on his next fight. He wants a big wins on his upcoming fight.
- Levan Makashvili is a fighter from USA, he has a record consisting of 6 wins with 1 defeat. The 26 year old American fighter won his last fight against Alexandre Bezerra via Unanimous Decision at CFFC 44. This is the UFC debut of Makashvili and he said that he won't break this opportunity.
Also in the undercard Team Lakay fighter Roldan Sangcha-an of the Philippines will face Jon Delos Reyes of Guam.


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Mr A complained that the Health Board had failed to investigate a complaint he made. The complaint, made in October 2020, was regarding the Health Board's failure to diagnose that his wife had fractured her thigh and delays in treatment for fluid on her lungs.
The Health Board had conducted an investigation referring the outcome to its Redress Panel for consideration of a qualifying liability. The Redress Panel referred it back to the Health Board as the investigation was not thorough enough.
The Ombudsman considered that there had been delays by the Health Board and that it had not communicated with Mr A (via his Advocate) on a regular basis.
The Ombudsman contacted the Health Board and has agreed to
a) Prioritise the completion of outstanding issues, delaying the outcome of the complaint investigation, so that a decision can be made whether it will be considered by the Redress Panel. This should be completed within 12 weeks of the date of this decision letter.
b) Provide the complainant with a 4 weekly update of progress until a decision has been made regarding the referral of the completed investigation to the Redress Panel.
The Ombudsman believes that this will resolve the issues raised in Mr A's complaint.


Most recently, two Mount Si teams (of two) competed at the State Speech and Debate Competition at the University of Puget Sound on March 23. The team of Paytan Murray and Brad Smith placed 3rd at state in Public Forum Debate. Murray was also honored individually as the 10th overall speaker at the state-wide competition.
At the 2019 State Speech and Debate Competition, two teams represented Mount Si High School.
when he was a senior, volunteered his time to help out the team and coach Chelsea King this year.
At the end of April, those same two Mount Si teams will be traveling to the University of Kentucky to compete in the Tournament of Champions.
In addition, Murray and Smith qualified for a spot at the National Speech and Debate Tournament in Dallas, Texas, during the week of June 17-22.
Congratulations and good luck, Paytan and Brad!
The Mount Si's award-winning debate team attending a tournament in Evanston, Chicago.


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Q: CLAHE algorithm explanation Is there any site with a complete explanation of the CLAHE algorithm, and maybe some sample code.
So far I have only found the code for matlab with no explanation and I need to implement my own (preferably in java).
Thank you

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adaptive_histogram_equalization
and a code example:
http://rsb.info.nih.gov/ij/plugins/clahe/index.html
click on        "CLAHE_.java" for the code.

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1) Okay, I don't get much in the way of free beer in the mail. Not that I expect any sympathy from you because, hey, I still probably get more beer freebies than you. But still, people expect that I'm drowning in free beer, that the postman is weighed down with all the bottles he's delivering every day and the recycling bin makes that telltale clinking noise on collection day.
Well it's not true (except the clinking bin part, that's true). I get way, way, way less beer samples than anyone would expect. Like, barely enough to fill two slabs – and that's including mainstream stuff. But it doesn't bother me as much as it used to.
2) When I do get some free beer it's usually accompanied by a press release printed-out on someone's computer. Nothing wrong with that – it's what I'd do. But Pia, who handles some marketing for Nail, went quite a few extra yards. That's the release she sent in the photo above. As you can see, it's handwritten. And that's genuine handwriting too – not some insanely high-tech handwriting printer. And it's nice handwriting too.
3) I don't know how many of those Pia had to write but I'd guess it was more than one. And, honestly, I wouldn't have even gotten that far before saying ''bugger this for a game of soldiers'' and typing the release out. But that may be because my handwriting is rubbish.
4) The handwritten release is for Flaming Lamington, Nail's beer for this year's GABS and now forming part of their limited edition Brew Log collection. It features 30kg of bird's eye chilli and 80kg of toasted coconut. And where the idea came from to make a beer that tastes like a lamington but with chilli is something I do not know.
5) Not being a chilli fan and a bit unnerved by the weirdness of the combination, I wasn't that confident about the beer either. But it works. I don't know how but it works. The chocolate and coconut notes dominate, with the chilli just there in the background. The more I drank, the more pronounced the chilli became – but that may have also been a cumulative thing. So while it sounds like an unusual beer, it doesn't taste like one. And I hop that sounds like a compliment, because it is.
Free or paid for?: Well, as you might have guessed by reading the post, this beer was a freebie.


Have wanted one for some time and this one popped up on eBay the other day for a steal. Swapped on some parts I had and a wheel set I grabbed off the classified. Love it so far. Light enough and just sails along my rough New England roads. I'll update with some proper pictures when I get a chance to take some.
well that is all business, nice build!
Love it! Just got back from a trip to New England with my steel breakaway. Steel is definitely right for those roads!
Good friend of mine recently got one of these from a shop for a smoking deal and loves it. His build looks almost identical to yours with the Vittoria gumwalls, white tape and saddle. It's his back-up bike but I see him riding it more often than his tarmac SL6 now. Congrats!
you have excellent taste, that's perfect.
Much prefer this colour to the newer blue model.
if the geometry works for you, i think these Ritcheys are about as good as any custom steel bike, with no wait time! lovely build too.
Very nice! I have brand new 2017 Record gruppo and a set of 2017 Bora Ultra 35 tubulars set aside for a steel build but undecided on frame currently - would you say this has enough clearance for those wheels?
It will clear 28s without a problem. Not sure I'd go too much bigger.
One of the best looking steel frames out there. I haven't seen a complete build of a ritchey road logic frameset that I didn't like yet.
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Around 80 per cent of Australian couples will live together before they get married.
Back in our courting days the quaintly termed "living in sin" had a stigma about it. Not today, where it's seen as the sensible thing to do. A sort of test drive strategy.
Yes it's practical but it also comes with financial consequences.
As a general rule of thumb, if a couple live together for longer than 2 years then they have a claim over the assets of the relationship similar to as if they were married.
You are co-mingling your money which means you need to prepare for what happens if you don't end up buying after you've tried.
Even if it doesn't work out romantically, house sharing with someone else still involves working out the financial practicalities.
Protect the assets you bring with you. The key here is good record keeping. List all the assets you bring, get them valued at the time the relationship starts as a base level and clearly valuing any assets from inheritances and windfalls is important.
Add your name to the lease. In the unfortunate event that you break up with your partner and one of you has to move out, the person whose name is on the lease is in the best position to maintain possession of the space. If both names are on the lease, both people have a more equal opportunity to remain in the apartment and renew the lease.
Create a personal budget. Before you agree to rent a new apartment or pay a removalist, stop and create a budget for your new monthly bills that includes rent, utilities, and anything else that you may now be paying for as a couple. Don't forget to include your moving expenses, security deposit, new furniture, etc. Make sure it stays within your budget and you can cope financially.
Purchase items individually. That way, in the unfortunate event of a breakup, the person who paid for the TV or bed is entitled to it, and the person who bought the sofa can take it or swap it with their partner for something else.
If you want to contribute equally, then build the shopping list, value them and then each pay for individual items up to the agreed amount.
Keep good financial records. Keep receipts, bank statements, credit card statements, or a journal of shared expenses and purchases to make it easier to divide things up later. If things go pear-shaped it's good to have the right records to sort out any claims of one contributing more than the other.
Be very careful of joint debt. Whether it be credit cards or home loans, if they are jointly held then you are liable for your partner's responsibilities as well as your own. If they skip out without paying, you could be liable for paying their debt commitments.
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Make time for regular talks. The majority of money problems can be traced back to a lack of communication between partners about their finances. That's why in a serious relationship it's a good idea to regularly set aside time to talk about money together.
Even 15 minutes a month can make a world of difference. We don't mean paying bills and checking credit card statements but actually talking about the big financial issues… goals and dreams for your money, setting a plan to realise those dreams and monitor how you're tracking.
Work as a team. Couples who manage their money successfully know that you have to work as a team to avoid potential problems. A good option to help the camaraderie is to set savings goals that you both have to contribute towards, and build a budget together to ensure that you're both spending consistently. We've said it before, and we'll say it again, couples that save together stay together.
Don't keep secrets. Our feeling is that if you're together in love, you're together in money, so we've always made a point of being open about finances in our relationship.
If you don't trust your partner enough to be transparent, at some stage you have to question what you're doing with them in the first place.
Let them know about hidden bank accounts or inheritances, and make sure to be candid about any debts lurking in your closet.
If they still want to control the finances by themselves… get rid of them.
Open a joint account. Joint accounts are a handy way of fairly dividing household bills and also a great way to reinforce trust in a relationship. If you do go down this path, it's important to set some ground rules around what the joint account will be used for.
Our view is that just because you may earn more than your partner doesn't give you the right to have a different spending pattern… it's a partnership of equals both emotionally and financially.
Get smart about couples finance. Once you've got the basics right, there are plenty of more advanced ways you can take advantage of being in a healthy financial relationship.
For example, saving money by taking out insurance as a couple, looking into consolidating your reward and credit card benefits to get results more quickly, and salary sacrificing options if one partner isn't working or earns significantly less.
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The following is the final entry in a four-part series by John Wallace (AST's Vice President of Operations) focused on bearing choices in medical technology.
Look for the final update soon, which will focus on laboratory and diagnostic equipment.
The laboratory work that goes into the testing of blood, urine, tissue, and other specimens is critical for the timely diagnosis and treatment of millions of patients every day. Thousands of tests are prescribed in hematology, immunochemistry, and histology every hour in hospitals and laboratories around the world.
In the area of hematology, samples are typically subjected to a variety of conditions during testing and analysis. This includes light scatter analysis techniques for counting cells, mechanical motion and agitation, controlled temperature and humidity cycles, and the addition of reagents. Medical technologists use advanced laboratory and diagnostic equipment to conduct and catalog these tests and results.
Due to the high volume of tests and the requirements for reliability, these test systems are often highly automated, programmable, and have full data management and storage capabilities. In addition, they can handle up to 100's of samples; often times open vials, and conduct multiple tests during an automated cycle. These systems have demanding positioning requirements and utilize a variety of different types of bearings including linear, angular contact, thin section, and miniature and instrument ball bearings.
Bearings for these applications should be manufactured from the type of martensitic stainless steels described previously. The bearings are often exposed to high humidity or moisture resulting from condensation. In addition, they are exposed to fluids during testing that include blood and the reagents used for the test, so good fatigue life is critical.
Sealed bearings should be considered whenever the potential for contamination exists. The most common bearing seal material is a nitrile rubber. However, this may not be well suited, or permitted due to regulatory requirements. Teflon seals are often used in medical devices. They have outstanding chemical resistance, high and low temperature capability, and exhibit less torque than nitrile rubber seals. Viton is also available when a more robust seal is required. The seals found on most types of bearings are not designed for immersion and fluid penetration will eventually take place. They offer excellent protection from particulate contaminants or a fluid splash and wipe down situation.
These systems move test samples, most often vials, to various locations within the machine for scanning, testing, or the addition of a reagent prior to analysis. In addition, samples may be spun, shaken, or otherwise agitated for various reasons. These movements and motions are then repeated over thousands of cycles. To achieve the precise positioning and repeatability requirements, in most cases, bearings should be ABEC 3 or better. Housing and shaft design should allow for very precise fitting to minimize any eccentricities or the chance for slippage or fretting. When fitting bearings that have thin cross sections, such as miniature bearings, line-to-line fits are commonly specified. Interference fits can reduce the internal clearance in the bearings. If this reduction is excessive, bearing life will be compromised.
In these applications, where positional accuracy must be controlled to precise levels, the radial (and axial) play in the bearing is usually unacceptable. Application of a preload, described previously, is recommended. The principle benefits are precise shaft positioning (no free motion), control of axial and radial compliance, and shared loading between bearings. In addition, shaft rotational accuracy is greatly improved minimizing runout characteristics.
Pharmaceutical, dental, and medical device applications present many challenges for bearings. These include high speeds, low noise, long service life, and resistance to harsh environments or aggressive chemicals or fluids. Bearing manufacturers conduct continuous research into materials for components such as retainers, special lubricants, and optimization of the bearing geometry to in order to meet the ever increasing demands of the industry. In addition to superb product quality, bearing suppliers must offer a flexible approach to problem solving.
To read the article in full, click the link below and the article begins on page 97.


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Woolery reached on an error by 3b.
Garvey singled up the middle.
Clugston doubled to right center.
Nelson singled up the middle.
Kehoe doubled to left center.
Seffernick singled to shortstop, RBI; Kehoe scored.
Moss reached on an error by p, advanced to second.
Woolery advanced to second on a wild pitch; Moss advanced to third on a wild pitch.
Garvey grounded out to ss, RBI; Woolery advanced to third; Moss scored, unearned.
Clugston singled to center field.
Weaver walked; Seffernick advanced to second.
Garvey doubled to center field.
Schulz reached on an error by rf, advanced to second on the throw, RBI; Garvey scored, unearned.
Ambrose reached on an error by ss; Schulz advanced to third.
Woolery singled to shortstop, RBI; Bennett scored.
Phelps singled to left center.
O'Donnell pinch ran for Phelps.
Seffernick reached on an error by ss; O'Donnell advanced to second.
Belletini doubled down the lf line, RBI; Seffernick advanced to second, advanced to third on the throw; O'Donnell scored.
Klemm pinch hit for Weaver.
Klemm grounded out to 2b, RBI; Belletini advanced to third; Seffernick scored, unearned.
Phelps to 1b for O'Donnell.
Weaver to p for Klemm.
Allen pinch hit for Jones.
Jones to c for Allen.
Kehoe singled through the left side; Trojniar advanced to second.
Phelps singled through the left side, RBI; Kehoe advanced to second; Trojniar scored.


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Q: Select part of a string in mysql I have a string in one column like this
India_Project1_BA_Protex_123

Japan_ProQ_CXR_Tbxc_3456

I need to select Project1_BA or ProQ_CXR like this in mySQL

A: Does this work for you?
SELECT * FROM table WHERE colum LIKE '%Project1_BA%' OR column LIKE '%ProQ_CXR%'

A: There are two functions for extracting some part of string, they are SUBSTRING & SPLITSTRING but SUBSTRING can not be used in this case and SPLITSTRING is not present in MySql. So you have to write your own function:
MySQL does not include a function to split a string. However, it's very easy to create your own function.

Create function syntax
A user-defined function is a way to extend MySQL with a new
  function that works like a native MySQL function.
CREATE [AGGREGATE] FUNCTION function_name
RETURNS {STRING|INTEGER|REAL|DECIMAL}

To create a function, you must have the INSERT privilege for the
   database.
Split strings
The following example function takes 3 parameters, performs an
  operation using an SQL function, and returns the result.
Function
CREATE FUNCTION SPLIT_STR(
  x VARCHAR(255),
  delim VARCHAR(12),
  pos INT
)
RETURNS VARCHAR(255)
RETURN REPLACE(SUBSTRING(SUBSTRING_INDEX(x, delim, pos),
       LENGTH(SUBSTRING_INDEX(x, delim, pos -1)) + 1),
       delim, '');

Usage
SELECT SPLIT_STR(string, delimiter, position)

Example
SELECT SPLIT_STR('India_Project1_BA_Protex_123', '_', 2) as second;
SELECT SPLIT_STR('India_Project1_BA_Protex_123', '_', 3) as third;

+------------++-------+
| second     || third |
+------------++-------+
| Project1   || BA    |
+------------++-------+
| ProQ       || CXR   |
+------------++-------+

Now you can concatenate the two results. to get your final result.
Full tutorial here: http://blog.fedecarg.com/2009/02/22/mysql-split-string-function/
Hope this helps.

A: EDIT: They work for ORACLE
I wrote the following queries and they seem to work...
SELECT
SUBSTR( (SELECT SUBSTR('India_Project1_BA_Protex_123',
INSTR('India_Project1_BA_Protex_123', '_')+1, instr('India_Project1_BA_Protex_123',
'_', 1,2)) AS output
FROM DUAL),1, INSTR((SELECT SUBSTR('India_Project1_BA_Protex_123',
INSTR('India_Project1_BA_Protex_123', '_')+1, instr('India_Project1_BA_Protex_123',
'_', 1,2)) AS output
FROM DUAL),'_',1,2)-1) FROM DUAL

SELECT
SUBSTR( (SELECT SUBSTR('Japan_ProQ_CXR_Tbxc_3456', INSTR('Japan_ProQ_CXR_Tbxc_3456',
'_')+1, instr('Japan_ProQ_CXR_Tbxc_3456', '_', 1,2)) AS output
FROM DUAL),1, INSTR((SELECT SUBSTR('Japan_ProQ_CXR_Tbxc_3456',
INSTR('Japan_ProQ_CXR_Tbxc_3456', '_')+1, instr('Japan_ProQ_CXR_Tbxc_3456', '_', 1,2))
AS output
FROM DUAL),'_',1,2)-1) FROM DUAL

A: Adding to AlphaMale's answer (Do I propose code change edit, not sure SO etiquette here?), I changed the SPLIT_STR udf slightly as it breaks for multi-byte characters:
CREATE FUNCTION SPLIT_STR(
  x VARCHAR(255),
  delim VARCHAR(12),
  pos INT
)
RETURNS VARCHAR(255)
RETURN REPLACE(SUBSTRING(SUBSTRING_INDEX(x, delim, pos),
       /* use CHAR_LENGTH instead of LENGTH */
       CHAR_LENGTH(SUBSTRING_INDEX(x, delim, pos -1)) + 1),
       delim, '');

Example:
select split_str("Håkansson[!!]Maria", "[!!]", 2) as test;

+------------+
| test       |
+------------+
| Maria      |
+------------+


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World Cyber Games Crowns Canadian Champions
If you recall, this year's Fan Expo played host to the 2009 World Cyber Games Canadian National Finals. Wow that was a mouthful. Anyhow, the WCG announced late last month that they have crowned their Canadian champions. The winning pro-gamers have secured coveted spots on Team Canada and will represent the country at the World Cyber Games Grand Final.
You know, I think it's about time that we regard pro-gamers like their athletic counterparts, and I mean that earnestly. I've been following the pro-gaming scene for the better part of two years now and I can certainly testify that a tremendous amount of effort and dedication goes into each competition. Just because these cyber athletes use a controller as their tool of the trade doesn't mean it takes any less work than athletes that wield a baseball bat or a hockey stick.
My guess is the lack of media coverage is partly to blame, which I suppose is where we come in. So, here are your 2009 WCG Canadian Champions:
FIFA Soccer 2009 Canadian Champion:
Matt Wood (Windsor, ON)
Guitar Hero: World Tour Canadian Champion:
Daniel Piacampo (Woodbridge, ON)
Virtua Fighter 5 Canadian Champion:
Owen Lewis (Burlington, ON)
Counter-Strike 1.6 Canadian Champions:
"Team Blight": Garett Bambrough (Stouffville, ON), Scott Bishop (Delta, BC), Jamie Cross (Kelowna, BC), Kory Friesen (Abbotsford, BC), Brennan Webster (Vancouver, BC)
Canada's reigning Guitar Hero Canadian champion, Daniel Piacampo, had this to say:
"It's hard to believe that playing Guitar Hero through WCG has given me the opportunity to travel to Germany and now China. I look forward to competing against other players from around the world and I'm grateful to sponsors like Samsung who make this competition possible."
All 8 members of Team Canada will be off to compete against the world's best at the WCG Grand Final in Chengdu, China, from November 11-15, 2009.
Fan Expo Pro Gaming Rhythm Action


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What is Premier diet Keto and how does it work?
1 What is Premier diet Keto and how does it work?
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Burp again or look elsewhere??
About 3 weeks ago I was have trouble with the 60 overheating. I know the rad is new from the PO. The fan clutch is still in question, it seems to spin freely even when the truck is near the red. Then I burped the truck and all the problems seemed to clear up. The temp gauge never got above 2/3rds.
Now the temps have been in the 90s, and its getting close to overheating again.
Should I burp again, but maybe replace the rad cap to ensure its not sucking in air through there? Should I bite the bullet and replace the fan clutch? What about thermostat or waterpump, what to look for?
Anyone just go to a flexfan instead of the fan clutch? Just kinda being a cheapass, $19 for a flexfan, $59 for a fan clutch. Thanks for the help.
Replace the fan clutch with OEM Toyota. It can make a big difference. Also, if there is any doubt, replace the cap. They are cheap. It isn't your waterpump. Replace that only if leaking from the weep hole. With new fan clutch and radiator, mine rarely gets above 1/3.
how many miles are on the clutch?
how are you "burping" it?
The fan clutch is still in question, it seems to spin freely even when the truck is near the red.
The fan clutch should be nearly locked up when the engine is hot. Also, as you are driving, you should be able to hear a roaring sound when the clutch locks up and the fan engages. If neither of these happen, it seems likely that your fan clutch is toast.
As mentioned previously, don't buy an aftermarket clutch, go OEM. I had an aftermarket one (which failed after 18 mos.) The comparison between OEM and aftermarket is amazing. OEM is far larger, more robust, better made all around.
There is a trick where you can put something into a failed fan clutch to make it lock up 100% of the time. Sand maybe? Mark W had a post on this a few months back.
How much for an oem fan?
i just replaced my radiator and the new radiator took a different cap then my 60 was born with...it fits fj62 and fj80. it's dinky compared to original cap...try that.
All the above should fix the problem... but a couple of simple checks are a good idea.
One is to make sure your hoses are not 'soft', which can result in a hose partially collapsing when hot, restricting coolant flow.
Check your thermastat to ensure normal operation. The FSM has the procedure - you heat it in some water and it should pop open at the prescribed temperature.
When the engine is warmed up and running put your hand on the front of the radiator feeling for chamges in temperature - sometimes blockages develop that don't totally disable the cooling, but make it run hot. If you suspect this problem, you can pull the radiator and have it rodded out and pressure tested, then re-install.
Hope ypu find the problem.


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The editor of Alberta Travel Ideas asked for an authentic view, from a local Edmontonian, of what would be considered the top 10 things to do and see while visiting Edmonton. I have lived in or near Edmonton almost all of my life and have worked in Edmonton for over 15 years so it was a perfect opportunity to share my favourites. These 10 locations in Edmonton are what I would recommend a visitor explore and some of them I still take part in regularly today!
This is an easy recommendation to put first because there is so much that West Edmonton Mall has to offer! You could literally spend a solid two days exploring this 5,300,000 sq ft mall. In your visit, you can not only explore over 800 shops, but go swimming at the World Waterpark, go on a thrill ride at Galaxyland, play a round of golf at Professor Wem's Mini Golf, explore the ocean in the Sea Life Caverns, enjoy public skating at the Ice Palace or have a good meal on Bourbon Street. There is something for everyone!
Take a ride across the North Saskatchewan River into Strathcona on one of Edmonton's historic trolley cars. The High Level Bridge Street Car provides scenic views of the river valley and a piece of Edmonton's past. I actually just took a ride on the High Level Bridge Street Car for the first time this week with some fellow co-workers! We took the trolley from Jasper Ave down to Strathcona for lunch! It is a great idea for a lunch date!
If you are one who enjoys history, don't just stop at the High Level Street Car; Fort Edmonton Park has so much history to enjoy that it takes a full day (maybe two if you stay the night at the Hotel Selkirk!) to explore this grand park! You can catch a movie at the Capitol Theatre, test your luck at the shooting range on the Midway and Exhibition, learn about fur traders in the Hudson Bay Trading Company Fort or just explore the historic streets from 1885, 1905 and 1920. Growing up near Edmonton, my school took us on many field trips to the Fort and as an adult I have been back many times. The Fort is an educational experience for young and old!
124th street will treat any visitor to boutiques, vibrant restaurants and on Thursday's the Grand Market is held offering fresh produce, preserves, crafts, food trucks and live music! I have been to the market only once this summer but while I was there I picked up local homemade beef jerky and a rhubarb pie!
If you want more shopping and more dining, head downtown to the 4th Street Promenade. There are trendy shops like Evoolution (one of my favourite shops dedicated entirely to olive oils and balsamic vinegars!), and great dining hangouts like the Blue Plate Diner! And if you happen to be there on a Saturday you will be able to enjoy the City Market offering a variety of local goods!
Bet on your favourite horse at Northland's Horse Racing and stay for dinner at Colours, the only tiered restaurant in Edmonton. I was able to experience the horse races for the first time this summer! Good friends, my husband and I went to Northlands for a food event and ended up staying to bet on a few races. It was very exciting when we won, even if we only bet a few dollars! And if you are in Edmonton in August you can experience the Canadian Derby here live; this year is the 86th annual Canadian derby for Northlands!
This is another place that I visited as a kid during school field trips. The Telus World of Science lets you explore and learn more about science, technology and outer space. Exhibits change seasonally but any time of the year you can expect to find the robotics lab, environment gallery, space place and so much more!
Here's an event that I actually have not done but it is on my bucket list to do soon! I have walked by the Edmonton Queen Riverboat many times in and thought to myself that it would be such a great romantic dinner idea. The cruise offers pleasing views of the river, the river valley and the city.
During my lunch hours you will often find me walking around the Alberta Legislature Grounds (a.k.a. the "Leg"). It is my favourite place to escape the busy workday mid-afternoon. On a hot summer day you can take a dip in the wading pools, but if you don't have a bathing suit, take a walk around the beautifully landscaped park instead or sit and enjoy a picnic at one of the many benches. For something educational, partake in a free guided tour of the Legislature; tours occur hourly!
Another item that I have not done but want to because Alley Kat brews one of my favourite beers – Aprikat! You can take a trip to Alley Kat Brewing Company, a microbrewery that has won National and International awards for its craft beer! You can sample beer in free tastings and take a tour to learn how the beer is made.


Yeah the western writers pretty much just interprit what Sonic Team gives them.
Yeah, not only that... But several former members of Sonic Team including Yuji Naka have also commented on it. I've made a few new youtube videos about the recent developments. But it's really taken off.
Yesterday it was on the front page for Yahoo Japan news!
Aaron Webber mentioned the Japanese Sonic statue, and said he would get in touch with his counterparts at SOJ to investigate it.
The whole livestream went nuts with people asking him to save the Sonic statue.
Why did I spend fifteen minutes making this.
I spent around 15min trying to stand my ground there before thinking... Wait... Am I supposed to.... OH COME ON!
But other wise it was great!
I really enjoy Singularity. I think you'll start to really enjoy it when you get the time device.
Just run. Don't fight. It's one of the worst designed moments I've ever seen in a game. You'll know it when you get to it.
As the cookie monster says in that sketch.
Basically @Indigo Rush has bought the site.
Welcome to the Meme Bean Stadium.
2016 --- present day: Sonic should fight the laws of physics.
Sounds fake given how he talks about the sequel plot which is an amazing red flag.
The DLC which is set in Rapture is pretty good. It might even be better than the main game by a long margin.
Which was a bit naff.
BETTER THAN THE HEDGEHOG AND ECHIDNA COMBINED!
Finished it in December and I utterly loved it.


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Craig Hubbard – O'Connor Woods
At age 19, O'Connor Woods resident Craig Hubbard moved from Nebraska to California to serve his country during World War II. He was in the middle of studying for his journalism degree at University of Nebraska but when moving to California, he transferred to the University of California at Berkeley. Hubbard studied at Berkeley for nine months while training to serve. In those nine months, Hubbard became fluent in Chinese and he was ready to be stationed. Hubbard was a part of the 13th Armored Division, that was stationed in Germany, and while there he lost all his fluency in Chinese in about one month, but he picked up German to replace it.
"I don't have many memories, good or bad, but the army was an interesting experience," Hubbard said.
Now at the age of 94, Hubbard says that he is grateful for the good life that he has lived. Since he was born in 1923, he has certainly needed to adapt to the changes. Hubbard doesn't remember much from his teenage years but he knows for certain that he used pencils instead of computers when he was in school.
One area that has particularly impressed Hubbard in the technology field is photography. With 107 framed photos in his room and 9,000 on his computer, he has a passion for photography. Hubbard said he is "pleasantly surprised" at how much the quality of cameras has evolved, including the fact photos have changed from Polaroids to 35mm film to digital and one pixel to 16 pixels. He is also amazed at the fact that children are now so advanced in learning and their use of computers and ipads.
Along with the innovation of technology, Hubbard has also lived through dramatic changes in government. Hubbard finds the situation today, not only in the U.S but the whole word, to be terrible and unusual. He is appalled by the Commander-in-Chief and says President Trump is the biggest disappointment. Hubbard is scared that the United States is placed in the hands of what he calls a "juvenile, incompetent man."
Hubbard moved to Stockton in 1946 after the war and has lived here ever since. The city has grown so much that he has been trying to catch up. After his enlistment in the army, he worked as a real estate appraiser and mostly appraised special property in San Francisco, a career that taught him how to make a good living out of logic, an important skill to have. At 94, he still finds time to exercise at the gym.
"I am just an average guy who worked hard and is fortunate enough to experience many things," Hubbard said.
The best advice he can give is to be honest and to be hard working because it pays off in the long run.
O'Connor Woods


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Q: Will an array of a superclass contain subclasses as well? I created a class Person. Person contain properties like name and email. Both are from type String.
Beside the Person class, I have a subclass Student that inherited from superclass Person. Subclass Student contain properties like student number (String) and isGraduated (Boolean).
I have an empty array of persons from the class Person, like:
var persons: [Person]()
After I created both Person and Student objects inside the array persons, I read them out using a UITableView. Both models will be print in the cells. But when I want to check the value of isGraduated from the selected row, auto-completion doesn't give me the value of the property: persons.isGraduated.
The first thought of this problem is, will my persons array contain also the subclass Student? My second thought would be, that I think I should not check the value isGraduated inside the TableView. My wish of this function is that it will do something, like call the native camera if the person is graduated.
Looking forward to the solution.

A: Tree options here
A: Change the array type to Student
var students: [Student]()

B: Cast each element from the persons array to a Student. Ideally inside a for each person.
guard let student = person as? Student else {
     return // or continue if inside a for loop
}

Then u will have access to that student variable.
C: Or if they might be students and persons at the same time in the array then
for person in persons {
   switch person{
   case let student as Student:  //student case
      //do something
   default: //person case
      //do something
   }
}

A: If you want to check what is the type of your person : Person or Student you can use is keyword like this :
 if persons[0] is Person {
    //if a person
} else if persons[0] is Student {
    //if a student
}

If you want to use a function member for your specific type, you need to downcast the type by using the keyword as like this :
if let person = persons[0] as? Person {
    //person is now a Person type
} else if let student = persons[0] as? Student {
    //student is now a Student type
}


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Limkokwing University reports death of PhD student, suspends all classes today
Friday, 12 Jul 2019 11:21 AM MYT
BY IDA LIM
General view of Limkokwing University of Creative Technology in Cyberjaya July 12, 2019. — Picture by Choo Choy May
KUALA LUMPUR, July 12 — The Limkokwing University of Creative Technology has announced the death of a student pursuing his doctorate.
The private tertiary institution is also believed to have suspended classes at the university for today.
In a message posted hours ago on its official Twitter account, the private university also posted a photo of the student who was born in 1985, along with the note "in loving memory".
"It is with the deepest regret that we report the demise of Orhions Ewansiha Thomas. Pursuing his PhD in Management, Mr Thomas was an inspired young man.
"All of us at Limkokwing University wish to express our heartfelt wishes of love and support to all affected," the university tweeted.
It is with the deepest regret that we report the demise of Orhions Ewansiha Thomas. Pursuing his PhD in Management, Mr Thomas was an inspired young man. All of us at Limkokwing University wish to express our heartfelt wishes of love and support to all affected. pic.twitter.com/NlheAJu8hy
— Limkokwing Uni (@Limkokwing_MY) July 11, 2019
Malay Mail received a notice purported to be from the university's management which bore the Limkokwing logo that advised students that classes were suspended today.
The notice added that all activities will resume next Monday.
The university has since confirmed the suspension of classes today, but said the decision was made "in memory" of Thomas rather than concern over rumours of a mass protest, which did not happen at its Cyberjaya campus.
The university also offered its condolences to Thomas' family, after being notified of his death by the Nigerian High Commission yesterday.
The 33-year-old is survived by a wife and two young children.
The Immigration Department of Malaysia today also clarified that Thomas was detained last week after he attempted to flee in a July 4 raid in Kuala Lumpur.
The department said Thomas confirmed he was not suffering from any illnesses at the start of his detention and was given medical attention for an old wound.
The department said that he was detained for 14 days for further investigation despite initial checks of his passport showed he had a valid student pass, as his actions in fleeing raised doubts on the authenticity of the student pass.
It said Thomas and others detained during the raid were placed on June 5 at the Bukit Jalil immigration depot on June 5, adding that they were treated well and according to standard operating procedures throughout their detention.
It added that the officer on duty at the Bukit Jalil immigration depot was alerted at around 12.05am on July 9 by other detainees of Thomas' seizure during his sleep, which was then followed by immediate medical treatment by a special treatment unit on duty, as well as further assistance from an ambulance that arrived at 12.30am before he was verified as dead.
The Immigration Department is currently awaiting a full autopsy to determine his cause of death.
Malay Mail has reached out to the Nigeria High Commission for further information, but has yet to receive a response.
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Former London mayor opens training centre for builders
Syma Mohammed
Published: 4:46 PM April 29, 2013 Updated: 10:34 AM October 14, 2020
Former Mayor of London Ken Livingston leaves his hand prints for prosperity at the opening of the Building Lives Training Academy in Summit Estate. - Credit: Archant
Former TV celebrity builder Tommy Walsh and former London Mayor Ken Livingstone officially opened an academy to train the next generation of builders last Wednesday.
Apprentices of the Building Lives Training Academy in Summit Estate. - Credit: Archant
The Hackney Building Lives Academy in the Summit Estate, Portland Avenue, Stamford Hill was previously a disused community centre. It took three months and £60,000 to transform it into the new multi-skill training centre, which will offer 50 paid apprenticeships every year.
In the last few months it has turned around the lives of 50 previously unemployed people aged between 16 and 65, by providing 12 weeks pre-apprentice training and supporting them into paid apprenticeships within the construction industry.
Apprentice Teswane Stephen, 18, of Mapledene Estate, Mapledene Road, Hackney who was featured on London Tonight said: "Before this I didn't really know what I wanted to do and I was unemployed for almost a year. Building Lives is kind of a life saver."
Mr Livingstone, who put his hand print in plaster along with representatives from all the organisations involved, said: "One of the mistakes of the last forty years under all governments is that schooling has focused solely on getting kids into university, but barely half of all kids will actually make it there. Education has a duty to provide a range of skills and opportunities that lead to jobs. I'm delighted that an entrepreneur like Steve Rawlings has stepped in with the Building Lives model to do just that. And very I'm proud to be here launching this new Hackney Academy."
Steve Rawlings, CEO and founder of Building Lives started as an apprentice 40 years ago. He said: "I'm so thankful to all the partners involved. "Together we really are building lives. This model works and I'm going to take it to every London borough."
The centre opened last October for pre-apprenticeship training.


These Common Standard nails are useful for framing, roughing, face-nailing floors, paneling and sculpturing. Standard finish and also available in a Galvanized finish (rust resistant). These are used to simulate the hand-forged nails of the late 1700's. Number of nails per pound is approximate and may vary. 3 1/4" galvanized finish unavailable.


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Q: ZBar : custom button in Camera overlay view is not working I'm using the ZBar SDK to read QR codes on iPhone, however I added a button in that view. But the button is not working! Even i tap the button it doesn't go to the action method of that button. Where is the problem actually? Thanks in advance for the help.
-(UIView *)setSettingsButton
{

    UIView *view=[[UIView alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(0, 0, 320, 480)];
    [view setBackgroundColor:[UIColor clearColor]];
    UIToolbar *myToolBar = [[UIToolbar alloc] init];

    UIBarButtonItem *button=[[UIBarButtonItem alloc] initWithTitle:@"Settings" style:UIBarButtonItemStyleBordered target:self action:@selector(settingsAction)];

    [myToolBar setItems:[NSArray arrayWithObjects:button,nil]];

    settingsLabel = [[UILabel alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(20, 37, 281, 77)];
    [settingsLabel setFont:[UIFont fontWithName:@"Arial-BoldMT" size:16]];
    [settingsLabel setTextAlignment:UITextAlignmentCenter];
    [settingsLabel setBackgroundColor:[UIColor clearColor]];
    [settingsLabel setTextColor:[UIColor blueColor]];
    [settingsLabel setNumberOfLines:1];
    [settingsLabel setText:@"For settings scan admin QR"];
    [view addSubview:settingsLabel];

    settingsLabel.hidden = YES;

    [myToolBar setBarStyle:UIBarStyleDefault];
    CGRect toolBarFrame;
    toolBarFrame = CGRectMake(0, 436, 320, 44);
    [myToolBar setFrame:toolBarFrame];
    [view addSubview:myToolBar];
    return  view;
}
-(void)settingsAction
{

    settingsLabel.hidden = NO;

}

A: I can't see where the problem is, but if it helps, I've customized zBar camera views without any problems.
The most likely answer is that a clear views is obscuring the tool-bar view. Here's a library for debugging UIViews: https://github.com/domesticcatsoftware/DCIntrospect

A: I had the same problem once. It was because my view was too big. Try to change the view's size like UIView *view=[[UIView alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(0, 0, 320, 380)];, you'll see if it works.


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'There's no shame in finishing third in our group' (PSV.nl)
13 dec 2007 - Source: PSV.nl
PSV caretaker coach Jan Wouters was content with the fighting spirit PSV had shown in their 1-0 defeat at home to Internazionale. PSV finished third in Group G, which ensures a place in the UEFA Cup Round of 32. 'There's no shame in finishing third in our group. We were drawn against three national champions.' Wouters thought that PSV were perhaps a bit unlucky with the red card.
'I thought we started well tonight and were well-organised, but we knew we would face an uphill battle when we were reduced to ten men after half an hour's play. Mendez was perhaps a bit unlucky to be shown the red card. We were caught on the break.'
Wouters realised it was the turning point of the game. 'We performed well, although we played the last hour with ten men. We bravely held on and that will give us confidence.' With Sunday's crucial match against Ajax in mind, Wouters took off Farfán and Afellay. The PSV caretaker coach did not want to look ahead at Sunday's game in Amsterdam yet and did not comment on the commanding display that Kenneth Perez had put in as a substitute either. 'There's no shame in finishing third in our group. We were drawn against three national champions in our group.'
At the post-match press conference Inter coach Roberto Mancini was asked whether he had rested some of his key players ahead of the Serie A clash with Cagliari.
'We have seen a real football match. We took our opponents seriously and did not rest players on purpose.' Mancini remained tight-lipped, when asked what team he would like to avoid at the draw for the next stage. 'That's not on my mind. We have plenty of time to prepare ourselves for the knockout stages.'


The Tennis/Pickleball courts at the Bennington Recreation Center facility are now resurfaced and painted.
The Bennington Recreation "Rec" Center is a municipally funded facility that relies on the members for supplemental support.
262 Shaftsbury State Park Rd.
Swim, boat, fish and have fun at Lake Paran.


I was browsing around a few days ago, and came across this Daily Mail article about the new technology going into the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter.
For some quick background, the JSF is a multi-role, multi-service fighter that is being developed for the Air Force, Navy and Marines to fill a variety of missions currently being carried out by F-16s and Harriers. Additionally the JSF is being funded by a number of other NATO countries, and will presumably be entering service with their respective air forces/navies.
The Daily Mail article focuses on the helmet imaging system, which, in conjunction with an array of cameras mounted around the plane, basically removes the JSF from the pilot's field of view.
Exactly like the systems used in one of my favorite animes. Macross Plus.


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