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Hours Of Service Rule Change LIVE Q&A Recap
Posted on September 28, 2020 by Denis Cody — No Comments ↓
Ahead of the FMCSA's Hours of Service Rule Change on September 29th, we wanted to answer your questions. We received lots of questions on the rule change by email, and social channels. ORBCOMM's ELD expert Scott Stofer answered your questions live via LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook.
On LinkedIn, John asks "What will be changing in the HOS laws?"
Scott says: Thanks for your question John, that's why we're all here today! In short, the rule changes will impact the Adverse Driving Condition Exception, the Short-haul Exception, Sleeper Berth Provision and the 30-minute Break. We've done a thorough breakdown of the rules on the blog.
"Do I need a minimum number of hours driven for split sleeper to become available, some places take about 4 hours to load?"
Scott says: There is no driving limit specified for starting a split, let me explain here:
"How do these rules come into effect? Who decides them?"
Scott says: In brief, the rule changes are proposed by the FMCSA, based on review of current circumstances along with general input form the industry. Once they are proposed they are put up for review and comment by the public. After the comment and review period the feedback is considered, and any final revisions are submitted for approval. Once approved they are given an effective date and recorded in the federal registry. The publication in the federal registry make the regulation changes official.
"Can I receive information on the configuration of adverse driving conditions? Will the TomToms have to be hard restarted on the 29th? What about units who are on the road driving during the upgrade? Also, when are the upgrades to FleetManager taking place?"
Scott says: Thanks for your question Rick. So, all changes in-cab and FleetManager will become available on midnight of the 28th and 29th and will not require a restart. For the Adverse Driving Conditions option, it will be available as a sub-status option once they select a status change after midnight.
Russell asks via email: "Question about the 7/3 split. A driver said if he drives to the customer then is off for 3 hours that it won't count against his 14. Is that correct?"
Scott says: Hi Russell, if the three hours is one segment of a spilt sleeper berth which also includes a segment of seven consecutive hours, then neither the three hours or the seven hours will count against the 14-Hour driving window.
Adam asks this via email… "Can they continue to stay on the split breaks? Meaning can they take a 3-hour break, then a 7 when needed, then a 3 again…. never taking a full 10?"
Scott says: Thanks Adam, Good question. The regulation as published prohibits "leaping-frogging" split sleeper berth time. The rule states:
(ii) Sleeper berth. A driver may accumulate the equivalent of at least 10 consecutive hours off-duty by taking not more than two periods of either sleeper berth time or a combination of off-duty time and sleeper berth time…
This ensures the drivers can't link split segments and ensures that they have to get a total of 10 hours of rest.
Mike asks via email: 📧"My question is in regards to adverse driving conditions. Is there a weekly requirement or limit on how often adverse driving extension can be used?"
Scott says: Hi Mike, there is no specified limit on how many times. Just that when used that the use is in conjunction with an Adverse Driving Condition that meets the criteria set out within the Adverse Driving definition. An Adverse Driving Condition is not an exception, so having multiples in a week under normal circumstances is rare. Thanks for your question!
Rick asks via email: "Does this apply to the US only or Canada too?"
Scott says: The changes only affect HOS in the United States. These HOS changes do not apply to Hour of Service Regulations in Canada. Let me talk about this a bit more on video.
For more on our work toward Canadian ELD compliance, visit our website here.
Edgar asks via email: 📧"Based on the new rule, the sleeper berth requirements allow drivers to take the required 10 hours off duty in two periods, provided one off duty, whether in or out of the sleeper berth, is at least 2 hours long and the other is of at least seven consecutive hours spent in the sleeper berth. The revision also provides that neither period, when paired together, counts against the 14-hour driving window.
What if my driver starts a new shift, drives 5 hours, then goes to sleeper berth for 8 consecutive hours, then he drives another 5 hours and then goes to OFF Duty (based on the regulation, he needs at least two hours, but what if he stays OFF duty for 10 hours, basically, completes his shift right there, will he be in compliance?
Based on my interpretation of the language used in the rule (at least 7 consecutive hours in the sleeper berth and at least 2 hours off duty (combined minimum of 10 hours) my driver's log should be in compliance with the new regulations. But I want your expert opinion on that matter.
Scott says: Hi Edgar, thanks for such an in-depth question. If he goes in for 10 Hours in OFF-Duty he needs to ensure that the vehicle isn't rolling.
Under that scenario, if the vehicle is rolling, he can only be in Off-Duty for up to 3 hours. (that is the time limit that the driver can be in the seat and handling paperwork personal affairs etc.) When they hit the 3 Hour mark that would put them at 8 Hours in Sleeper and 3 in Off duty for 11 Hours. The next 7 would not count toward a valid reset since he is Rolling and in Off Duty, not Sleeper. So, the clock would pause for 8 and 3 but everything after in Off duty is not compliant for a valid rest break.
If the vehicle wasn't rolling at the 3 Hour Mark and stayed stationary while he was off duty for the full 10 Hours, then it would be valid daily reset.
If the second segment of 10 Hours was in the sleeper berth it would be a full 10-hour rest at the end of the second segment and the clock would start once he exited the sleeper berth 10 Hours 1 min since he got the full 10 Consecutive.
Tee-Tom asks via Twitter: Several organizations have filed a court petition to invalidate the new HOS rules. Do you think there will be an attempt by either or both sides to delay implementation? (That has happened previously.)
Scott says: Hey Tom, there is always the possibility but under the circumstances, nothing leads us to believe it will at this point.
Next is an online question: When you complete your second split period, will that give a fresh 14-hour clock?
Scott says: When you complete your second split period it will give you a fresh 14-hours starting at the end of the first sleeper berth period.
Another Question we received online: Can I take the 3 hours first and then the 7 hours next, or does it have to be 7 hours first and then three?
Scott says: This is a short one! The split can be taken in any order.
From Daniel on our Facebook page: If a driver takes a 3-hour break, then a 4-hour break, then later takes a 7-hour break, will break will be calculated with the 7 hours? The 3 or the 4? Is it the 1st qualifying break or the most recent break before the 7-hour break?
Scott says: Hi Daniel, thanks for joining in today. The Split should be based on the 4 and 7 the 3 wouldn't count as a valid off duty period once the 4 hour period is taken. Since the Split is built on 2 qualifying segments one short period would get nullified.
Here's a question we got on email. Can I receive information on the configuration of adverse driving conditions? Will the TomTom's have to be hard restarted on the 29th? What about units who are on the road driving during the upgrade? Also, when are the upgrades to FleetManager taking place?
Scott says: All changes in-cab and FleetManager will become available on midnight of the 28th and 29th and will not require a restart. For adverse Driving Conditions, the option will be available as a sub-status option once the selects a status change after midnight.
Todd asks via email: "Can a driver use time at a customer for the split. An example would be the driver arrives at the customer at 0700 checks in, gets dock assignment, this takes 30 minutes. The driver then has to wait in the truck for 3 hours in sleeper berth waiting for the trailer to be loaded. During this time the driver is sleeping or reading a book. Will that time pause/extend the 14-hour rule for 3 additional hours later in the day?"
Scott says: Why don't I answer this one by video?
Adam asks via email: "If an off-duty period of 2.5 hours is taken will it extend the 14 clock for 2.5 hours, or is it just whole increments 2 hours or 3 hours?
Charmane asks via email: "It is my understanding that drivers can use any combination as long as a minimum of 7 hours are spent in SB and at least 2 hours spent off-duty (either in or outside of the SB). Both periods must add up to 10 hours. Is this correct?"
Scott says: I think I can address both of these questions here: It would extend it for 2.5 Hours' time is tracked to the minute so you should get your 2.5 hours. As long as the minimum time and the total of the 2 split segments is at least 10 Hours any partial hours above the minimum would count and be available to the driver.
Alan asks via email: "Does ORBCOMM have everything in order (to support the new HOS rule changes)?
Scott says: Yes, we have all the changes in place, and they will go into effect on Sept 29th at 12:01AM.
Colette chatted in via our website asking "Does the 30-minute break happen during the first 8 hours, or has to be taken after the first 8 hours? I need to know between what hours do they take it in."
Scott says: Excellent question Collette. I'm going to answer this one with a video.
If you've got any further questions on the Hours of Service Rule Change, feel free to ask in the comments below or email us: eld@orbcomm.com.
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The Royal College of Nursing has blasted a plan which could make Kirklees' cash-strapped NHS save a further £208m.
The union has criticised NHS bosses for developing the Sustainability and Transformation Plan (STP) programme 'almost in total secret'.
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# oauth2-essentials

An OAuth2 client implementation based on http-client-essentials-suite.

## Rationale

[OAuth2](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6749) is an authentication frameworks that's standardized in RFC 6749. There are a couple of Java implementations for OAuth2 clients available,
but most of them either depend on a specific platform (e.g. Android), pull in large dependencies (usually a specific HTTP client implementation) or are incomplete.
This library aims to provide a complete, platform independent Java implementation of RFC 6749 which can be used with any HTTP client implementation. The later is achieved by using the
http-client-essentials abstraction framework for HTTP clients.

## Supported Grants

* [Authorization Code Grant (requires a webview)](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6749#section-4.1)
* [Implicit Grant (requires a webview)](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6749#section-4.2)
* [Resource Owner Password Credentials Grant](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6749#section-4.3)
* [Client Credentials Grant](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6749#section-4.4)
* [Refresh Token Grant](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6749#section-6)

## Examples

### Initialize the client

Before doing any request you need to initialize the client to provide endpoints and client credentials.
In general it will look like this:

```java
// Create HttpRequestExecutor to execute HTTP requests
// Any other HttpRequestExecutor implementaion will do
HttpRequestExecutor executor = new HttpUrlConnectionExecutor();

// Create OAuth2 provider
OAuth2AuthorizationProvider provider = new BasicOAuth2AuthorizationProvider(
    URI.create("http://example.com/auth"),
    URI.create("http://example.com/token"),
    new Duration(1,0,3600) /* default expiration time in case the server doesn't return any */);

// Create OAuth2 client credentials
OAuth2ClientCredentials credentials = new BasicOAuth2ClientCredentials(
    "client-id", "client-password");

// Create OAuth2 client
OAuth2Client client = new BasicOAuth2Client(
    provider,
    credentials,
    new LazyUri(new Precoded("http://localhost")) /* Redirect URL */);
```

### Authorization Code Grant

```java
// Start an interactive Authorization Code Grant
OAuth2InteractiveGrant grant = new AuthorizationCodeGrant(
    client, new BasicScope("scope"));

// Get the authorization URL and open it in a WebView
URI authorizationUrl = grant.authorizationUrl();

// Open the URL in a WebView and wait for the redirect to the redirect URL
// After the redirect, feed the URL to the grant to retrieve the access token
OAuth2AccessToken token = grant.withRedirect(redirectUrl).accessToken(executor);
```

### Implicit Grant

```java
// Start an interactive Implicit Grant
OAuth2InteractiveGrant grant = new ImplicitGrant(client, new BasicScope("scope"));

// Get the authorization URL and open it in a WebView
URI authorizationUrl = grant.authorizationUrl();

// Open the URL in a WebView and wait for the redirect to the redirect URL
// After the redirect, feed it to the grant to retrieve the access token
OAuth2AccessToken token = grant.withRedirect(redirectUrl).accessToken(executor);
```

### Resource Owner Password Credentials Grant

```java
// Request access token using a Resource Owner Password Grant
OAuth2AccessToken token = new ResourceOwnerPasswordGrant(
    client, new BasicScope("scope"), "UserName", "UserSecret").accessToken(executor);
```

### Client Credentials Grant

```java
// Request access token using a Client Credentials Grant
OAuth2AccessToken token = new ClientCredentialsGrant(client, new BasicScope("scope")).accessToken(executor);
```

### Refresh Token Grant

```java
// Request new access token, providing the previous one
OAuth2AccessToken token = new TokenRefreshGrant(client, oldToken).accessToken(executor);
```

### Authenticate a request

After receiving the access token you usually want to use it to authenticate connections. In general this depends on the http framework in use.

#### Using http-client-essentials

To authenticate a request using http-client-essentials just use a `BearerAuthenticatedRequest` like so

```java
// 'request' is a HttpRequest instance that's to be authenticated
result = executor.execute(url, new BearerAuthenticatedRequest(request, token));
```

#### Using another http client or a non-http protocol

When not using http-client-essentials you can generate and add the `Authorization` header yourself.

```java
// build the value of the Authorization header
String authorization = String.format("Bearer %s", token.accessToken());

// add the header to your request
// For HttpUrlConnection this looks like:
myConnection.setRequestProperty("Authorization", authorization);
```

## Choice of HTTP client

This library doesn't depend on any specific HTTP client implementation. Instead it builds upon [http-client-essentials-suite](https://github.com/dmfs/http-client-essentials-suite) to allow any 3rd party HTTP client to be used.

## Download

Get the latest version via [Maven](https://search.maven.org/remote_content?g=org.dmfs&a=oauth2-essentials&v=LATEST)

Or add it to your build.gradle:

    dependencies {
        // oauth2-essentials
        implementation 'org.dmfs:oauth2-essentials:0.18'
        // optional to use httpurlconnection-executor, any other HttpRequestExecutor
        // implementation will do
        implementation 'org.dmfs:httpurlconnection-executor:0.20'
    }

## License

Copyright dmfs GmbH 2019, licensed under Apache2.

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Visit the Year of the Solar System website.
Two teams led by GCA scientists Avi M. Mandell and Drake Deming have found faint signatures of water in the atmospheres of five distant planets using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope. The presence of atmospheric water vapor was reported previously for several exoplanets orbiting stars beyond our solar system, but this is the first study to conclusively measure and compare the profiles and intensities of these signatures on multiple worlds. The two teams used Hubble's Wide Field Camera 3 to explore the absorption of light through the atmosphere of each planet in a range of infrared wavelengths where the water signature, if present, would appear. The teams compared the shapes and intensities of the absorption profiles for all five planets, and the consistency of the signatures gave them confidence they saw water.
The new Goddard Center for Astrobiology (GCA) exhibit - The Astrobiology Walk - was officially opened on Tuesday, October 29th, with a ribbon cutting ceremony by the Goddard Center Director, Christopher Scolese, and the NASA HQ Astrobiology Program Scientist, Mary Voytek. More than 75 guests attended the event, including HQ and Goddard managers and laboratory chiefs. Images of the opening event can be viewed on the Goddard Flickr Gallery.
This event has been rescheduled to October 29th, 2013.
The new GCA exhibit - The Astrobiology Walk - describes the search for the origins of life here on Earth, elsewhere in the solar system and throughout the universe. A ribbon-cutting event for NASA officials, special guests and media begins at 2 p.m. EDT on October 29th, 2013 at the Goddard Visitor Center, with scientists who participated in creating the exhibit on hand. The Astrobiology Walk comprises 10 stations arranged in an arc in the Visitor Center's outdoor Rocket Garden. Panels at each station explain scientific principles and describe Goddard's contribution to that science. Each station is also crowned with a three-dimensional tactile iconic object – a visual representation of the science concepts being presented, such as the high-definition topographical globe of Mars and the peanut-shaped nucleus of comet Hartley 2. The exhibit also features stromatolite rocks, formed by blue-green algae, and a banded ironstone formation. These rocks hail from the time of oxygen's first appearance in Earth's atmosphere around 2.4 billion years ago.
GCA scientists, Reggie Hudson and Perry Gerakines, have been studying the ultracool chemistry of cosmic ice in GSFC's Cosmic Ice Laboratory. Cosmic ice in deep space is amorphous (unstructured), unlike the ice crystals on Earth. It is so widespread in interstellar space that it could be the most common form of water in the Universe. Often particles and organic compounds are trapped in this ice that could provide clues to life in the Universe. The scientists created ices spiked with an amorphous form of an amino acid (either glycine, alanine or phenylalanine) that is found in proteins, then bombarded the samples with a high-energy proton beam. They found that the amino acids were shielded from the destructive effects of high energy radiation by the ice and could survive tens to hundreds of millions of years if buried at least one centimeter deep in comets, icy moons, or planets.
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Local 32B, located in New York, NY, was founded on April 19, 1934 and within months the young union was on strike in the garment district; within days the union won rights to a closed shop and gained a substantial number of new members. Local 32J had been charted in 1936 and was composed largely of women building service workers. The two unions merged in 1977, and the new 32B-32J had over 46,000 members. Part I of this collection is comprised entirely of correspondence from the members of the Local to Union officers, and the Union reply. The subjects include benefits, grievance and arbitration matters, requests for employment, and a large number of letters from retired members on a variety of issues.
Former Local 32B-32J President John J. Sweeney was elected SEIU International President in 1980, and was thus succeeded as President of Local 32B-32J in 1981 by Gus Bevona. It was the Bevona administration that generated the majority of the records in Part II. Part II primarily consists of video recordings (both U-matic and VHS) of union meetings, interviews, and events. Additionally included are materials on 32B-32J's history and administrative publications, as well as a bound volume of materials related to the 1976 Apartment Building Agreement and proceedings between the union and Realty Advisory Board on Labor Relations, Inc.


Swansea retailers say the city's students are proving to be a valuable support system for their businesses, and they are welcoming the new development that is going on throughout the City Centre to accommodate the influx of young people.
Just this month Swansea's annual Student Shopping Event, organised by Swansea BID (Business Improvement District) and the Quadrant Shopping Centre, saw more than 6,000 young people flock to the City Centre to take advantage of special deals and discounts laid on by the businesses. Those figures show a 39.8 percent uplift in the attendance compared to last year's event, and its effects were felt by a number of City Centre businesses.
The City Centre traders themselves have insights that debunk the myth that catering to students is solely about providing Happy Hours and Two For One drinking offers in bars.
Ben Miles, who owns the Culture fashion store in Swansea High Street, with his brother Matthew Read, said: "We opened Culture three months ago and we chose Swansea High Street specifically because of the nearby student village development. Things are going well for us here. We took part in the Student Shopping Event, by setting up a pop-up shop near The Quadrant, and we had a very good day of trading. We find that student have disposable income, they want to look good, so their custom is good for fashion outlets, for other retailers, for Swansea's cafes and food places, as well as the night time businesses. Bringing young people into the City Centre to live, shop and socialise can only be a good thing."
Swansea Council leader Rob Stewart said: "I'm pleased that City Centre traders are seeing how an increasingly vibrant student population can benefit their business - even in tough trading times. Students often get a bad rap but they add significantly to the economy of the city.
"Students add 2 billion a year to the Welsh economy and If we want to future-proof our City Centre, it makes sense to cater for the needs of students, within the broad mix of the City Centre offering"


Product Administration Forum Multiple users are able to open the same .dgn at the same time without MicroStation PoweDraft recognising it as being already open. Files are on a QNAP NAS.
Multiple users are able to open the same .dgn at the same time without MicroStation PoweDraft recognising it as being already open. Files are on a QNAP NAS.
Multiple users are able to open the same .dgn at the same time without MicroStation recognising it as being already open - the file is NOT being flagged as read-only. Files are stored on a QNAP NAS. Any ideas?
Hi Nuwan, Thanks for your reply. In my opinion, the issue was triggered by a QNAP update. We are considering downgrading the QNAP.... Regards.
Did you a have a solution ?
Unfortunately not yet... I have contacted QNAP support and also a MicroStation specialist friend of mine but am yet to receive a response.
If I find a solution, I will let you know.
In my opinion, the issue was triggered by a QNAP update.
If you do go ahead and downgrade the firmware, GOOD LUCK! and please let me know if it resolves the issue.
My boss is not agree to downgrade the firmware for the moment.
He has set the QNAP to use SMB 1 only, SMBv2 only, it's not working.
Something is wrong with Oplocks.
We have always had oplocks turned off. Is it the same for you guys as well?
Here Oplocks is always enabled, as before the issue.


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Opinion: China's STAR Market Has Had an Impressive Run. Investors Should Still Be Wary
By Joel Gallo
Over the long haul, success of China's STAR Market will depend less on blockbuster listings and more on its long-term performance.
Joel A. Gallo is CEO of Columbia China League Business Advisory Co., a Guangzhou-based management consulting firm, and a former executive at Deloitte, E&Y, PwC, and EMC Corp.
The excitement surrounding the spate of recent listings on the STAR Market — "Shanghai's Nasdaq" — is understandable. The STAR Market's one-year anniversary marks a cause for celebration. For it brings into existence what had been up to this point a missing cog in China's capital markets — a contender that can lure a greater number of high-growth domestic companies away from overseas exchanges. But the amped-up fervor generated by stock performance and lofty valuations, for still budding firms yet to prove themselves, should give one a moment of pause.
Is the fuss over the STAR Market warranted? There are a number of drivers fueling excitement that should continue, at least in the short-term. First is the novelty of it all in having reached its first anniversary. Creation of the STAR Market is a vital component of a dynamic, national capital market that can cultivate startups that bolster the real economy. While China's banking industry is a juggernaut, its capital markets have yet to pull their own weight. This takes on all the more significance given American investors' waning appetite for Chinese IPOs in the wake of the Luckin Coffee Inc. debacle and tumultuous exchanges between Beijing and Washington that may lead to a cutoff of America's exchanges.
A second factor is the relentless pace of deal making and fund-raising activity, aided by high-profile IPOs including Semiconductor Manufacturing Industry Corporation – a homecoming listing for Chinese firms opting to float shares back home. The STAR Market is second only to Nasdaq in proceeds, raising $14 billion versus $18 billion and double the New York Stock Exchange and Shanghai's main board. Overall, in the year since inception, the fledgling market has listed 130 firms valued at about $400 billion. The STAR Market acts a much-needed off ramp for angel investors, venture capital firms and private equity outfits looking to cash out some of their winnings and then recycle part of that capital to fund the next class of IPO hopefuls.
Moreover, the STAR Market is in line with Beijing's Made in China 2025 industrial roadmap that calls for self-reliance in a number of strategic sectors including semiconductors, biotechnology, high-tech manufacturing and artificial intelligence. As part of the national strategy, the board is an essential liquidity venue that allocates capital to cash hungry firms looking to commercialize next generation technologies, as a stepping stone to self-sufficiency in government-favored sectors.
Enabling this vast undertaking are widely-anticipated structural reforms in the way IPOs are approved. Previously, regulators shackled firms with stringent listing requirements, leaving them with little recourse but to flock overseas for a stock offering. Prior to the STAR Market's debut, the China Securities Regulatory Commission's (CSRC) wide-sweeping remit over the financial industry included IPO approvals. The CSRC's application-based system, cumbersome and lengthy, scrutinized companies over many months and created a backlog of firms itching to debut. However, the recently implemented registration-based system fast-tracks approvals through a simplified listing mechanism largely overseen by the exchange. This streamlined process enables firms to come to market at an accelerated pace, providing a steady flow of deals waiting to be gobbled up by institutional and retail investors.
Can the euphoria continue? Several short-term developments may provide the STAR Market with an additional boost. Ant Group's eagerly anticipated dual listing on both the STAR Market and Hong Kong Stock Exchange provides a seal of approval for the debutante market by Alibaba Group Holding Ltd., one of China's most highly regarded and internationally visible firms. Ant Group's desired valuation north of $200 billion has investors gushing with confidence that the market rally will continue, and they are waiting in anticipation for other high-profile offerings.
Given the STAR Market's early razzle-dazzle, some institutions are mulling the development of index-based investment products that track the STAR's Market 50 Index. Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that cater to passive investment styles would enable wider adoption of ETFs and can expand market participation to other investors currently not able to directly invest in STAR's equities. In time, if these ETF products take off, it may even begin to shape investor behavior, popularizing passive investing among legions of retail investors that today seek alpha via active investment styles.
STAR Market's early success has not escaped the attention of discerning international investors. Through the end of this year's first quarter, foreign backers held shares in more than 15 STAR Market-listed firms via the qualified foreign institutional (QFII) program. Chatter among overseas asset managers indicates a desire for further participation via existing conduits such as the Hong Kong-Shanghai Stock Connect.
The STAR Market's resilience in hitting new highs stands in stark contrast to the reality of geopolitical tensions and Covid-19 fallout. But amid the enthusiasm there are signs for caution, as some investors are starting to draw parallels to the bull market run-up and stunning collapse in 2015.
For one, the STAR Market's trading volume has increased by 400% through July and stocks are trading at 100 times earnings, higher than peers in Hong Kong, Shanghai's main board or the Nasdaq. Most companies on the STAR Market have yet to experience a prolonged economic malaise. The next economic slump will shake down some of these high flyers and separate the pretenders from the contenders. China's manufacturing production has resumed, but economic uncertainty over long-term prospects is still holding back consumer discretionary spending. The market's future expectations are not in synch with a deteriorating global macroeconomic outlook.
Then there is the insatiable demand for new listings by retail investors, who are prone to making rash decisions amid a sea of frenetic buying and selling. Lending by brokerage firms to buy shares is over 1.2 trillion yuan ($172.6 billion), its highest level since 2015, according to Bloomberg data. This, even after regulators have clamped down on more than 250 illegal margin lending platforms to let some of the steam out of a runaway bull market.
In a tech savvy nation like China, it is easy for illegal margin financing companies to sprout, take hold and peddle their wares via mobile phone apps and social media to unsuspecting and oftentimes novice investors. Regrettably, such a pitch resonates with individuals who are more likely to be swayed by a well-spun yarn than sound fundamentals. Backing next-generation technologies requires a grasp of technical subject matter that most retail investors don't possess and careful due diligence that many don't perform. Many are momentum investors chasing the next market rally.
The excitement surrounding the first-year performance of the STAR Market is certainly understandable and justifiable to a point. Over the long haul, the board's success will depend less on blockbuster listings and first day price moves and more on its performance over the long-run. Ultimately, the STAR Market's legacy will be scripted by its ability to help companies grow and meet their capital requirements, while improving liquidity and transparency, and providing access to a broader investor base.
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On this first card I cut out the small diamond shapes from the same paper as I used for the base and glued them on the card. Then I painted the shapes with Glimmer Mist in the color Marmalade. One of the shapes also got a dust of gold glitter. The bat was cut out from Haunt it on Kraft and painted with Glimmer Glaze to get a leather look. The text comes from Haunt it Tags on Kraft.
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GLEN MILLS, Pa., March 28, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Axalta (NYSE: AXTA) today announced that it is extending its refinish Learning and Development offerings in North America to include new, interactive Live Virtual Training (LVT) courses designed specifically for distributors. Axalta now offers a full six months of eLearning, Live Virtual Training, Instructor-led and in-shop training options for both body shops and distributors.
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The sadness… continues!!
Too many people, worldwide, are dying from this virus for it to be taken with anything but a grain of salt.
Philip Farruggio
SOURCENationofChange
For this writer, there are events and incidents that transcend the usual causes of sadness for many of us. Yes, we all have a myriad of memories of sadness. Perhaps when a loved one or pet becomes ill or passes away. Perhaps when someone we love moves away from us, and we hurt from missing them. My earliest memory of a transcending type of sadness was when, as a five-year-old, I was standing in my bedroom viewing a movie on our 12-inch black and white TV. It was a scene from the film Of Mice and Men, based on John Steinbeck's novel. This was near the end of the film, when George knew he could not let his mentally handicapped pal Lenny be murdered by vigilantes for accidentally strangling to death a young woman. As he got Lenny to stand with his back to him, George repeated the plans they both shared for the future. He had his gun hidden from view as his friend was focusing on the rabbits he loved so much. George then blew Lenny's brains out! Not knowing, yet intuitively understanding that this was a 'Mercy killing' I began to cry. My mom heard me and rushed into the bedroom shouting 'That is NOT a movie for a little boy!! Turn it off!! That sad feeling has remained with me my entire life.
When I was seven there were these two kids, a girl from my class with her younger brother, waiting with me for the dismissal gong. As we stood on the steps by the exit doors, I saw a bunch of kids teasing the two. The brother and sister had red hair and lots of freckles, unique to many in our school. Some of the kids were taunting at them, calling them fat little piggies. The younger brother started to cry. I turned to both of them and said 'No one is gonna hurt you two. Just follow me out.' With that, the gong went off and the mob of us pushed through those heavy steel doors. I made this nasty face at some of those who were bothering the two, and walked the brother and sister to the safety of their mom waiting by the curb. My sadness was for the fact that people could be so damn mean to the vulnerable among us… for no reason.
When I was eighteen the call came from my grandmother (my mom's mother) that my grandfather, who had emphysema, had been rushed to the hospital. She was a nervous wreck, so my brother and I were told to go to the emergency room and check things out. When we arrived, and we were escorted into the area where he was, the sadness overwhelmed me. My grandfather was laid out on a stretcher, unconscious, and just in his underwear. I broke down at the sight of this! My brother had to push me out of the area, I was so overcome with sadness. Seeing the man who would take me for walks in the country, or cook me my favorite dinner (homemade German-style clam chowder and fried flounder), now looking like a corpse…
In previous columns, this writer has mentioned the two neighbors of mine who came back from the 'Nam' in wooden boxes. My sadness was for the mom of one of them, our school crossing guard, and for the younger brother of the other soldier. Both of these people were devastated by the loss of their loved ones to a (so called) 'War' we had no business ever being involved in. The mom of the Marine lost her wonderful bright smile after her son died. The brother of the Army Ranger got into drugs a few years later, and died of an overdose soon after. It seems at times how sadness can be so contagious. This was the impetus to get me into becoming an anti-war activist, which I remain today.
The morning of March 19th, 2003 I awoke early on, as the night before we knew something heinous was going down real soon. When I stood by the television and watched what was called 'Shock and Awe', I cried, and took some time to stop. Once again intuition can take over and instruct us. In my heart of hearts, I knew that this illegal and immoral action was the worst I had ever experienced, even more evilly potent than the Vietnam debacle. Matter of fact, it was on par with my sadness when studying the JFK conspiracy, knowing that Lee Harvey Oswald was truly a patsy for the real Deep State. Oliver Stone did this nation a tremendous service with his 1991 film JFK, which I watch at least twice a year. When I come to the part when Kevin Costner, as Jim Garrison, almost breaks down giving his summation, I break down. There are no time limits on sadness.
Now we have a new sadness, this pandemic. Too many people, worldwide, are dying from this virus for it to be taken with anything but a grain of salt. This writer dismisses the talk, from both sides of the political spectrum, that this virus is overblown and part of a plan. Yes, there are most likely plans by those who run things, the Uber Rich who own the corporate world and our government, for more control over us working stiffs… that's a given. The secondary sadness I and others feel is the callous and evil (yes, evil) manner in which so little money is created for the millions of small businesses and hundreds of millions of working stiffs. Yet, they 'give away the store' to the big businesses and Wall Street. I see and hear and read about mega millions of us working stiffs out of work, knowing that those lucky to get benefits will see that end soon. Meanwhile, tens of millions, if not hundreds of millions of us will be at risk, virus wise and financially wise. Why won't the mainstream media and our politicians flood the airwaves with an idea that 99+% of us need NOW, the Universal Basic Income stipend (which Spain is already adopting)? You know why, don't you? This phony Two Party/One Party system and embedded media, taking their orders from the Military Industrial Empire, cannot do the possible… by calling it… duh, impossible! For whom? For the banks and large corporate world, who just got their second bone -the first being the 2008-09 bailout? Do those who control things actually believe that one or even two $1200 gifts is going to keep families afloat? Maybe it takes sadness to wake people up and take off the clown makeup this empire's propaganda conned them into wearing for so long.
Isn't it bad enough that the Deep State wanted a circus and got enough people to elect a clown?
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Discovery a game-changer for improving diabetes treatments
An international study co-led by Institute researchers could help to make therapeutic insulins more effective by better mimicking the way insulin works in the body. The findings could improve treatments for diabetes, a disease that impacts the lives of millions of people worldwide.
Published today in Nature Communications, the study reveals the first definitive 3D image of how insulin successfully interacts with its receptor — a 'gatekeeper' for transmitting information into cells— in a process that is crucial for lowering blood sugar levels in the body. Understanding exactly what this process looks like can inform the design of faster-acting and longer-lasting insulin therapies.
The research was co-led by Associate Professor Mike Lawrence from the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute, in collaboration with teams led by Dr Matthias Dreyer from the pharmaceutical company Sanofi-Aventis Deutschland GmbH and Dr Christoph Müller at the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL), both based in Germany.
An international collaboration co-led by Institute researchers has revealed how insulin triggers cells to reduce blood sugar levels in the body.
The researchers have produced the first 3D image of how insulin binds to its receptor on the surface of cells and transmits into the cell instructions to take up sugar from the blood.
This image is a game-changer for designing both faster-acting and longer-lasting insulin therapies that will help to reduce the burden of diabetes worldwide.
(L-R) Dr Yibin Xu, Dr John Menting, Associate Professor
Mike Lawrence and Mai Margetts.
The missing piece of the puzzle
Associate Professor Lawrence said he was thrilled to have resolved the long-standing question of how insulin binds to its receptor and triggers cells to lower blood sugar levels.
It is well established that insulin instructs cells to lower blood sugar levels in the body by binding to a receptor that is located on the cell surface.
Associate Professor Lawrence said the problem was no one knew precisely what was occurring during the interaction.
"Current insulin therapies are sub-optimal because they have been designed without this crucial knowledge," he said.
"Together with our collaborators in Germany, we have found that missing piece of the puzzle in producing the first definitive 3D image of the way in which insulin binds to the surface of cells in order to successfully transmit the vital instructions needed for taking up sugar from the blood."
Associate Professor Lawrence said the detailed image was the outcome of a collaboration between structural and cell biology experts from the Institute working together with both cryo-electron microscopy specialists at EMBL in Heidelberg and an insulin receptor specialist from the University of Chicago.
"We knew that insulin underwent a physical change that signalled its successful connection with its receptor on the cell surface. But what we had not seen before were the detailed changes that occurred in the receptor itself, confirming that insulin had successfully delivered the message for the cell to take up sugar from the blood.
"My colleagues at the Institute carefully engineered individual samples of insulin bound to receptors so that our collaborators in Heidelberg could use cryo-electron microscopy to capture hundreds of thousands of high-resolution 'snap shots' of these samples.
"We then combined more than 700,000 of these 2D images into a high-resolution 3D image showing precisely what the successful binding between insulin and its receptor looks like. And there it was before our eyes, the full picture in exquisite detail.
"It was at that point we knew that we had the information needed to develop improved insulin therapies that could ensure cells would respond correctly and carry out the functions necessary to lower blood sugar levels," Associate Professor Lawrence said.
Optimal therapies now possible
Associate Professor Lawrence said the findings meant it would now be possible to design insulin therapies that could mimic more closely the body's own insulin.
"Going forward, pharmaceutical companies will be able to use our data as a 'blueprint' for designing therapies that optimise the body's uptake of insulin. There has already been great interest in these results and their application, and the Institute has a network of collaborations already underway.
"After more than two decades of research by Melbourne scientists to get to this point, it is phenomenal to have achieved results that will ultimately benefit patients with the development of more effective therapies, particularly for those whose lives are dependent on a daily injection of insulin," he said.
The research was funded in part by the Australian National Health and Medical Research Council, the Victorian State Government and the Australian Government's NHMRC Independent Research Institute Infrastructure Support Scheme.
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Building Cultural Bridges
H. E. MARIANNE NISSILÄ, AMBASSADOR
EMBASSY OF FINLAND IN UAE
By Shereen Shabnam
For this issue, the Millennium Millionaire team met with Her Excellency Marianne Nissila, Ambassador of Finland to the UAE who has recently arrived in the UAE and looks after the overall management of the Embassy and representing Finland in the UAE and other countries in the region.
Born in 1966 in Aanekoski, Finland, Her Excellency Marianne studied Maîtrise en Politique Internationale, Universite Libre de Bruxelles and Bachelor of Social Sciences (International Relations), University of Tampere,
Diplomacy is her passion as prior to assuming the role of the Ambassador of Finland to the United Arab Emirates, Her Excellency Marianne was the Ambassador for Education Export, Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Department for External Economic Relations, Helsinki for three years.
In her vast diplomatic career, Her Excellency Marianne has fulfilled many roles that include being Ambassador, Deputy Permanent Representative, Permanent Representation of Finland to the European Union, Brussels and Counsellor in charge of the negotiations on Multiannual Financial Framework.
From 2005 to 2008, she was also the Deputy to the Ambassador (Minister-Counsellor) at Embassy of Finland in The Hague and from 2003 to 2005 Adviser to the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Helsinki.
Her Excellency Marianne has also fulfilled the role of Political Counsellor at the Embassy of Finland in Paris after being Assistant European Correspondent, Ministry for Foreign Affairs as well as being Attaché, Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Political Department and Department for External Economic Relations. She had started her career in 1996 as a National Expert, European Commission, Directorate General for Development, Brussels.
Her Excellency Marianne started her new position on 1st of June this year and is a newcomer here in the local Diplomatic circles having represented her credential letter to His Highness Sheikh Mohammed recently.
So far, she has had a really a very busy start understanding the regional situation, attending meetings, following up the political developments and overseeing two ministerial visits here which are always highlights in the life of Embassy. She has already hosted visits by the Minister for Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade and the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Speaking of the UAE, Her Excellency Marianne has had the most wonderful experience so far and thinks it is a very interesting country looking at what has happened here during the past 50 years and the achievements are really impressive.
And as for the plans for the future, Her Excellency Marianne hopes to follow and understand how things are developed in the UAE and what will be happening at Expo 2020 which will be a big opportunity UAE and for Finland.
On the personal front, Her Excellency Marianne is married with one daughter who is going to be 18 now. She will be re-married in December and with her new husband she will have a stepdaughter and a stepson who are 17 and 15.
We wish Her Excellency Marianne the very best both in her personal and professional life and hope to see more collaborations between the UAE and Finland.
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Associated Press editor Beth Harpaz was in Springfield during a recent vacation and enjoyed Pizza House so much, she decided to write about it.
Since the story was published on the AP website, it has appeared in about 30 media outlets around the country and in Canada.
The AP, a not-for-profit news cooperative owned by its American newspaper and broadcast members, supplies news to its members, international subscribers and commercial customers. There are currently about 1,400 U.S. daily newspaper members and thousands of television and radio broadcast members.
The CVB public relations staff assisted Harpaz with information and photographs of the popular Commercial Street eatery.
The CVB works with a variety of media in an effort to generate positive stories about Springfield as a travel destination. In October, a freelance writer on assignment for "Wichita Magazine" was in the city for a story about things to do during the winter holiday season. That story is expected to be published in December. A writer for a book titled "Moon Route 66 Road Trip" to be published by Avalon Travel also was in the city in October.
Coming up, the Professional Outdoor Media Association is having its 10th annual convention in Springfield in March and the Western Chapter of the Society of American Travel Writers convenes in May in Branson. The Springfield CVB and Branson Chamber/CVB, are working with both groups to provide story opportunities and press trips.
For more information about the CVB's public relations efforts, contact Susan Wade, public relations manager, at 417-799-0401 or swade@springfieldmo.org.
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Reviews: Guns
The Air-Powered Fun Zone
By Tom McHale|2023-01-08T19:43:18-05:00December 20th, 2022|Guns, Reviews: Guns, Uncategorized|
We can't always get to the range to shoot our fire and brimstone guns, and frontyard ranges tend to upset the neighbors — at least some neighbors. That's where Air Power saves the day. Modern air pistols and rifles are technological marvels and offer realistic and accurate performance. Better yet, they can be safe for backyard, garage, or even indoor — if your spouse isn't home — use. Or better yet, get her involved in the shooting! Here's a few "must haves" and "wish I had thems" to get you going.
A Holster Full of Boom: Springfield Armory XD-M 10mm
By Tom McHale|2023-01-08T19:43:43-05:00November 13th, 2022|Guns, Handguns, Reviews: Guns, Uncategorized|
Reports of the demise of the 10mm cartridge have been greatly exaggerated. If new gun launches are any indicator of consumer demand (they are), then the 10mm is alive and kicking; thank you very much.Anyway, the 10mm has been coming on strong this past year. Considered mortally wounded after law enforcement everywhere moved to the .40 S&W and assumed to be dead and recycled into Shake Weights when law enforcement everywhere moved to the 9mm, it seems to be still kicking. Apparently, it's the Michael Myers of calibers.
New! Springfield Armory .45 ACP Garrison 1911 Pistol Review
By Tom McHale|2023-01-08T19:44:22-05:00November 15th, 2021|Guns, Reviews: Guns, Uncategorized|
Over the past year or so, Springfield Armory has taken the concepts of economies of scale to new heights. Pistols in the Ronin family and the new SA-35 Hi-Power have proven to the market you can make a rock-solid pistol at a price friendly to most everyone. The latest entry in this race to provide top-notch firearms at affordable price points is the anchor of a new family of 1911 pistols — the Garrison. It's a basic 1911 design with modern refinements to make it reliable with defensive ammo, accurate and comfortable to carry and shoot.
New Gun Review: Mossberg MC2sc Carry Pistol
By Tom McHale|2023-01-08T19:44:42-05:00October 26th, 2021|Guns, Reviews: Guns, Uncategorized|
Optics ready and big capacity in a small package. American Handgunner Editor tom McHale spends the day at Gunsite Shooting Academy reviewing Mossberg's newly released MC2sc compact handgun.
Gun Review: Springfield Armory Ronin 1911 10mm [VIDEO]
By Tom McHale|2023-01-08T19:45:56-05:00October 8th, 2021|Guns, Reviews: Guns, Uncategorized|
10mm is in. You can't argue with the power downrange and when packaged in a classic 1911 pistol platform, the 10mm is surprisingly easy to control. Recoil is a bit more than a .45 ACP in a similar handgun, but not bad. American Handgunner magazine editor Tom McHale checks out the Springfield Armory 1911 Ronin 10mm with a range report.


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Cattrall 'mixing it up' with films, London theater
Actress Kim Cattrall arrives for the Laurence Olivier Awards 2010 in London, Sunday, March 21. (AP Photo/Joel Ryan) Actress Kim Cattrall arrives for the Laurence Olivier Awards 2010 in London, Sunday, March 21.
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The 30-year-old, London-born Atwell was a 2010 Laurence Olivier Awards nominee for the play "A View From the Bridge."
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In 1989, actor and director Laurence Olivier died in Steyning, West Sussex, England, at age 82. ... Thought for Today: "Don't waste your time striving for perfection, instead, strive for excellence -- doing your ...
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Starring Peter O'Toole and directed by Laurence Olivier, it received respectable reviews. Olivier, the century's greatest English-speaking actor, was also the NT's first artistic director before the organization ...
Blackface, whiteface
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IndyCars: Newgarden claims thrilling maiden win at Alabama
In Carpenter-Fisher Hartman Racing's third race as a merged team has seen success thanks to driver in the Hartman Oil #67 entry, Josef Newgarden, claiming his first IndyCar career victory. The Tennessee native won a thrilling Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama and became the fourth different winner in four races this season.
Newgarden started fifth behind the Team Penske cars and Chip Ganassi's Scott Dixon but managed to get around the Kiwi, Simon Pagenaud and Will Power on the first lap to start the next lap of the race in second place.
Newgarden managed a perfect opening lap, vaulting from fifth to second before Lap 2.
In the early goings the Honda powered cars were getting the best of the Chevrolets, who were struggling with grip.
Newgarden pushed Castroneves and was able to jump him on the first set of pit stops right before the race's first full course yellow on Lap 20.
Exiting the pit lane after his first pit stop, Will Power went almost directly onto the racing line when AJ Foyt's Takuma Sato was heading into Turn 2 and the pair collided.
The debris after the collision led to a second full course yellow and sent several drivers straight into the pits, splitting the field up into two three-stop strategy groups.
After six of the top ten (including the first four-placed runners) pitted, the race went back to green on Lap 24, with Newgarden leading over Castroneves, Graham Rahal, James Hinchcliffe, and Power.
Power's time near the front was short lived as he was given a drive-through penalty for avoidable contact with ex-F1 racer Sato. This penalty dropped Power to last of the 23-car field.
Newgarden then kept the lead from Castroneves, who kept pushing the youngster to his limits until another caution came on Lap 34 after contact between Schmidt Peterson's James Jakes and KVSH Racing's Stefano Coletti.
After the next set of stops took place, Rahal led the field as it went back to green over Hinchcliffe, Tony Kanaan, Sébastien Bourdais and Luca Filippi.
The most notable move of the race took place on the lap after the restart. Coming off of the restart, Newgarden found a gap heading onto the front straight and got around Castroneves, making him the de facto leader for when the second cycle of pit stops came through.
Newgarden reclaimed the lead after Team Penske's Juan Pablo Montoya pitted on Lap 51, but was being chased by Dixon after the New Zealander was stuck behind Castroneves until lap 57. Dixon then set his fastest lap of the race and started to cut into Newgarden's lead when the CFH team called Newgarden to pit on lap 63.
Dixon then came in the next lap and was unable to overcut Newgarden, but the Chip Ganassi driver's troubles weren't over yet.
Rahal, meanwhile, had pitted on lap 70 and started his own charge through the field. The American got by Power on Lap 72, Andretti's Hunter-Reay on Lap 80, Castroneves on Lap 82, and then got past Dixon with six corners to go in the race.
However, he only had half a lap to close down Newgarden, who took his first career victory in 55 starts with just 2.2 seconds over Rahal. Dixon was third, Power an eventful fourth and Hunter-Reay rounding out the top five.
Newgarden was elated about finally getting his first IndyCar win after getting two second-placed finishes and a near-win at Mid-Ohio in 2014.
"We've been there before, things have gone wrong. Today nothing went wrong. We had everything we needed to win. Just a nice, solid day for our group with everyone involved," Newgarden said.
"I can't tell you how nervous I was. In racing I am normally not, but it's been such a long time coming in trying to do this, I can't believe now this has happened."
Rahal's drive to second showed a resurgence in Rahal-Letterman-Lanigan Racing, but the strategy was a big help for them as they put on brand new set of red (soft) tyres on the last pit stop.
Third-placed Dixon was not able to keep Rahal behind for long on the last lap as his car's tyres were finished.
Scott Dixon struggled with fading tyres and slipped to third on the final lap.
"Today, on any tyres, we didn't maintain [grip]. The car always had the speed for the first 15 laps [to] 20 laps. It was probably one of the fastest cars out there. It was just trying to keep the tyres underneath it. We didn't do a good job of that," he shrugged.
"When you have a race like this where you got to maintain tire degradation, it just makes for fantastic racing," he added.
For Rahal, it was his first podium finish since Race of last year's Detroit double-header.
"I'm really proud of the Steak 'n Shake guys," Rahal said. "They've worked extremely hard and today I drove 110 per cent every single lap. Honda did a great job for me today, this team has come a long way and I think we have proven that. Eventually, one of these days we'll win one of these things. I hope everybody enjoyed the race because we were pushing right until the last second."
Despite finishing fourteenth, Montoya still leads the championship – by the same margin – with just a three-point advantage over teammate Hélio Castroneves (136-133). Dixon moves to third on 123 points, while race-winner Newgarden jumps to fourth, four points behind the 2013 champion.
Reigning series champion Power – who made an impressive climb to bounce back and finish fourth after his drive-through penalty – rounds out the top five with 119 points.
The next round of the Verizon IndyCar Series heads to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the series' second running on the Brickyard's road course layout on 08-09 May.
2015 IndyCar Series Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama (90 laps)
Driver Team / Entry Laps Result
1. Josef Newgarden CFH Racing 90 1:55:53.063
2. Graham Rahal Rahal Letterman Lanigan 90 + 2.206
3. Scott Dixon Chip Ganassi Racing 90 + 4.837
4. Will Power Team Penske 90 + 19.490
5. Ryan Hunter-Reay Andretti Autosport 90 + 22.066
6. Carlos Muñoz Andretti Autosport 90 + 24.060
7. James Hinchcliffe Schmidt Peterson Motorsports 90 + 24.653
8. Sébastien Bourdais KVSH Racing 90 + 25.453
9. Simon Pagenaud Team Penske 90 + 30.614
10. Marco Andretti Andretti Autosport 90 + 33.478
11. Luca Filippi CFH Racing 90 + 34.161
12. Charlie Kimball Chip Ganassi Racing 90 + 34.679
13. Tony Kanaan Chip Ganassi Racing 90 + 35.333
14. Juan Pablo Montoya Team Penske 90 + 36.636
15. Hélio Castroneves Team Penske 90 + 39.419
16. Gabby Chaves Bryan Herta Autosport 90 + 45.897
17. Takuma Sato A.J. Foyt Racing 90 + 50.844
18. Sage Karam Chip Ganassi Racing 90 + 55.137
19. Stefano Coletti KV Racing Technology 90 + 55.416
20. Rodolfo Gonzalez Dale Coyne Racing 90 + 1:07.986
21. Jack Hawksworth A.J. Foyt Racong 90 + 1:13.183
22. James Jakes Schmidt Peterson Motorsports 89 1 lap behind
23. Franceso Dracone Dale Coyne Racing 89 1 lap behind
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Q: how to position jquery ui dialog http://jsfiddle.net/Qt7pQ/5/
the above link is a sample of what i am doing.
my question is how can i make jquery ui dialog underneath the radiobutton?

<input type="radio" group="one" id="r1" value="Milk"> Milk

<input type="radio" group="one" id="r2" value="Butter" checked> Butter

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        function() {
            $('#divid0').dialog('open');
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            $('#divid0').dialog('close');
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        $('#rbl_1 :radio').hover(

        function() {
            $('#divid1').dialog('open');
        }, function() {
            $('#divid1').dialog('close');
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        $('#rbl_2 :radio').hover(

        function() {
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A: You can use the jQuery UI position utility to do this: http://jqueryui.com/demos/position/
For example, to position the "center top" of your
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<input type="radio" group="one" id="r1" value="Milk"> Milk
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