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Both parks are set in the stunning area of Cornwall, with fantastic views and tranquil spots we are sure you will fall in love with the local area!
We are only walks away from local restaurants and short drives away from the sandy beaches or hidden gems in Cornwall that you really don't want to miss. Here are a few of our favourite local spots we recommend to visit!
Tamar Valley – An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB)
There are many walks, trails and paths throughout the valley to explore the natural wonders and historic tin mines of the area, as well as plenty of rural villages with welcoming local pubs and boutique shops.
Calstock is a picturesque village situated right on the River Tamar with an impressive viaduct running across the valley. It is a great place to start a walking tour around the valley taking in the breath-taking views and peaceful scenery.
Cotehele
Enchanted and remote, Cotehele is a Medieval House that was owned by the Edgecumbe family for nearly six centuries. It has beautiful walks and gardens leading down to the river Tamar from which you can take a boat trip. Superb collections of original furniture, armour and tapestries are housed in its rooms. A medieval house now run by the National Trust and open to the public. The impressive building and gardens are a great place to explore with exhibitions and events running all year around.
A lost world, deep in the Tamar Valley, the Morwellham Quay living museum is a restored port once used for shipping copper ore down the river. With working demonstrations and characters from days gone by, you will be transported back to the bustling 1860's, where you can visit an underground mine, Victorian farm and nature reserve while soaking up the atmosphere. This is a great fun and educational day out for all the family.
Coastal villages and the South West Coastal Path
Dotted all along the south coast of Cornwall you will find plenty of welcoming coastal communities, beaches and fishing villages. All with their own unique charm, they will keep families and children entertained on the beautiful sandy beaches and stunning cliffs.
Whitsand Bay
The nearest sandy beach to us, close to Torpoint. Visit Rame Head, Freathy and Tregantle with their excellent clean sandy beaches.
If you want to explore further on foot, the South West Coastal Path offers guides and maps on the public footpaths along this stunning stretch of coastline. A little further the popular seaside destination of Looe, Polperro and picturesque and quaint Fowey are easily accessible.
A classic West Country Market town with local produce and independent boutiques! Situated on the South West edge of the Dartmoor National Park, Tavistock is famous for being the birthplace of Sir Francis Drake and for its annual "Goosey Fair". The re-designed Wharf is now a bustling entertainment area with live concerts, theatre, cinema, art gallery and piano bar, whilst the town retains its market-soul with a permanent covered market and a regular farmers' market attracting visitors from miles around to sample local delights.
Dartmoor National Park is where you can escape the hustle and bustle of modern life, sip a pint of real Dartmoor ale, devour fresh home baked bread and farmhouse cheddars while watching the sight of the famous Dartmoor ponies roaming free. Search for bronze age tombs, stone huts, trace the boundaries of hill forts and castles, then stumble across the forbidding sight of Princetown Gaol. Built in 1806 to house Napoleonic prisoners of war, but still in use today, this prison once had between seven to nine thousand prisoners crammed into it.
Take a much-needed rest in the pretty village of Widdecombe- in–the-Moor famous for its annual Widdecombe Fair. Choose to go horse riding at Chowell Farm, whether you are experienced or a novice, discover a great holiday thrill riding on the open moor, all rides are escorted.
Tamar Valley Donkey Park
Cornwall's only donkey sanctuary houses over 25 donkeys on site for you to pet and interact with. Visit the pet goats, ferrets, pigs, sheep, rabbits, chicken enclosures and play in the adventure playgrounds, or even adopt a donkey to help with the costs of looking after these gentle animals.
Launceston Steam Railway and Castle
Fantastic views are on offer both from the ramparts of the impressive Norman-era Launceston Castle and the recently refurbished Launceston Steam Railway. Travel through the countryside in style viewing the glorious countryside from steam locomotives built in Victoria's reign and soak up the history of the area.
Plymouth and the Barbican Maritime Village
In the olden days, seafarers set sail from the ancient heart of the city of Plymouth. Some famous explorers who set sail from this naval town include Drake and Raleigh and of course The Pilgrim Fathers who sailed from the famous Mayflower steps to the New World on the good ship "The Mayflower". Walk the cobbled streets and quayside now packed with cafes and bars like Tanners Restaurant run by brothers Chris and James Tanner of "Ready, Steady, Cook" and "Saturday Kitchen Fame" or the World renown Cap'n Jaspers Burger Bar. Soak up the area's cosmopolitan atmosphere, visit the Barbican Glassworks where you can watch the glassblowers at work or marvel at the wonders of the deep at The National Maritime Aquarium. End your day out with a visit to The Black Friars Distillery the home of Plymouth Gin where you can relax and eat or enjoy a tipple in its brasserie bar.
The most ambitious project of its kind and one of the top attractions in the UK, a visit to Cornwall wouldn't be complete without visiting the fantastic Eden Project. Eden is a living demonstration of regeneration and aims to reconnect people with their environments locally and globally. They will take you on a tour of local and tropical plants explaining just why these natural ecosystems are so important and valuable to our future
Coast & Country Parks are a family run business with Holiday Home Parks in Notter Bridge and Tamar View in Cornwall and also Brean Sands in Somerset.
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Dec. 1, 4:54 p.m. — Petty theft reported at 60 Hager St.
Nov. 28, 6:13 p.m. — Cindy L. Lakatos, 50, of Masury, was arrested on a charge of use, possession or sale of drug paraphernalia.
Nov. 27, 9:33 a.m. — Salina L. Delong, 42, of Sharpsville, Pa, was arrested on a DUI charge.
4:55 a.m. — Jurita M. Perdue, 39, of Youngstown, was arrested on charges of obstructing justice and attempting to commit an offense.
Nov. 26, 8:48 p.m. — Angela L. Frazzini, 34, of Hubbard, was arrested on charges of identity fraud, tampering with records, contributing to delinquency and criminal simulation.
8:26 p.m. — Keith A. White Jr., 32, of Hubbard, was arrested on a charge of endangering children.
3:13 p.m. — Telephone harassment reported at 47 Hall Ave.
Nov. 25, 2:23 p.m. — Jawwaad R. Pusey, 33, of Youngstown, was arrested on a charge of theft.
11:21 a.m. — Identity fraud reported at 233 School St.
Nov. 21, 10:37 p.m. — Petty theft reported at 150 Hall Ave.
11:01 a.m. — Junk motor vehicle reported at 534 Jackson St.
Nov. 13, 1:02 p.m. — John P. Livingston, 65, of Hubbard, was arrested on a DUI charge.
7:32 a.m. — John W. Stewart, 50, of Girard, was arrested on three charges of theft.
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Why did you rename the PS Coin page (see how I'm consulting first before just undo-ing)?
Additionally, I changed the "planned" template you edited back to "soon" which I originally had made - there is a very literal distinction between those words. Planned would imply uncertainty. We've already tackled the sufficient regulatory hurdles necessary, minus one additional step which we're in the process of completing now.
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IV Sedation in Dentistry: It May Not Be What You Think!
When most people think of sedation dentistry, they envision the convenience of popping a prescription anti-anxiety medication shortly before their dental appointment. Going back even farther into dental history, nervous patients could take the edge off of their fear by inhaling nitrous oxide during their treatments. IV sedation has been common in dentistry for many decades. For some time, it was mostly reserved for extensive cases such as oral surgeries like wisdom teeth removal. Today, dentists like Dr. Lee and Dr. Oh routinely use this method to help patients sit back and relax into the dental chair.
There is a common misperception that IV sedation means "going under." That is not the case. IV sedation does not equal general anesthesia. It is simply a method of delivery. Nitrous oxide is inhaled, oral sedation is ingested through the mouth, and IV sedation is delivered directly into the bloodstream via a small needle that stays in place during a dental procedure.
Speed of onset. IV sedation is one of the fastest-acting methods of dental sedation available. The effects of the selected medication begin to develop within seconds, whereas an oral sedative may take twenty minutes or more. Nitrous oxide is also fast-acting, but its sedative properties are lighter than IV medication.
Adjustable sedation dosage. The initial dosage of IV medication is very light. Because of the speed of onset, we are able to ascertain just where we need to be in terms of dosage. The goal is not to put you into a light sleep; most patients continue to be aware of their surroundings and are able to speak with us. They can swallow and breathe on their own. What they lose is their fear and anxiety.
Amnesia! The inability to remember the details of dental treatment is one of the most wonderful side effects of sedation dentistry. Coupled with the comfort of care itself, the amnesiac effect of sedation enables many patients to lose the fear that once held them back from getting the care they need.
You do not have to suffer dental anxiety. Call Galleria Dental Aesthetics to discuss your options for sedation during your next visit.


Students, staff, and guests welcoming His Holiness the Dalai Lama to Ngari Institute in August 2016.
For the fifth year, Lama Zopa Rinpoche, through the Social Services Fund, has offered food every day of the year to the school children and staff of Ngari Institute in Ladakh, India. This year, 53 school children in addition to teachers and young monks will benefit from this offering. The cost for 2017 is US$23,124.95.
Supporting those in need (such as children, the elderly, poor, and sick) is one of the main priorities of Social Services Fund and Lama Zopa Rinpoche has also indicated that in addition to offering for material needs, we must help in the ultimate way as well by offering Dharma education or creating holy objects as this creates the cause to change the karma and bring real lasting benefit.
Students of Ngari Inistute studying together.
Ngari Institute is located in the Himalayan Kingdom of Ladakh in a small village called Saboo. The campus is spread over 20 hectares of deserted land. The main aim of this school is to empower and enrich the poor and needy remote-area students by imparting a combined learning of both modern scientific knowledge and ancient Buddhist wisdom. It was founded by the Ladakh alumni of Sera Je Monastery in South India.
Thanks to all who donate to the Social Services Fund enabling the offering of important grants such as this. If you would like to contribute to the offering of grants such as this, you are welcome to donate any amount you can.
The Social Services Fund has sponsored the food for Ngari Institute for the fifth year in a row and hopes to be able to continue long into the future. If you are inspired by grants such as this, you are welcome to contribute to the Social Service Fund and help ensure that work like this can continue.


Australia's Future Fund is no stranger to debt investments, as CIO Raphael Arndt pointed out in an interview with Sovereign Wealth Center earlier this month. For example, in 2009, when debt was attractively priced compared to other assets after the financial crisis, the fund increased its exposure to debt from single digits to fully 20 percent of the portfolio.
In the same year, the fund teamed up with private equity firm TowerBrook Capital Partners, which has dual headquarters in London and New York, Omers Private Equity, a division of Canadian pension fund manager Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System, and the Montreal-based Public Sector Pension Investment Board of Canada to form Hayfin Capital Management, a London-based private debt firm, as a joint venture.
This week, the Future Fund bought a portfolio of assets worth €705 million ($785 million) from Hayfin, which now manages $7.2 billion in a range of lending and collateralized loan obligation (CLO) funds.
Another state investor willing to invest in private debt: Alaska Permanent Fund Corp. (APFC). We learned this week that APFC, the agency that manages the U.S. state's sovereign wealth fund, will commit $50 million to a fund managed by Audax Mezzanine, a New York-based firm specializing in private debt transactions. APFC's board decided to allocate the capital to Audax Mezzanine Fund IV, which invests in junior debt issued by private equity-owned middle-market companies. As of March 31, 2015, Alaska's fund allocated 2.5 percent of its portfolio to private debt.
The China Investment Corp. (CIC) also reportedly invested in debt this week. According to reports in the British press, CIC has allocated more than €50 million to the WLR Cardinal Mezzanine Fund, a €350 million ($398.4 million) Irish real estate debt fund, managed by a partnership between billionaire investor Wilbur Ross and Dublin-based asset manager Cardinal Capital Group. The fund will acquire debt from the National Asset Management Agency, which was established by the Irish government in 2009 to purchase property development loans from failing banks.
The New Zealand Superannuation Fund has published its monthly performance figures for April 2015. NZ Super's investments returned 1.2 percent over the period, bringing the fund's overall assets to NZ$29.3 billion ($22.3 billion). The fund's average annual return since inception now stands at an impressive 10.24 percent.
Meanwhile, Investment Corp. of Dubai (ICD), the emirate's sovereign wealth fund, announced its financial results for the first six months of 2014. In a statement, ICD said its assets under management stood at 643.7 billion U.A.E. dirhams ($175.3 billion) as of June 30, 2014, representing a year-on-year increase of 5.5 percent. The fund also posted a net profit of AED 12.1 billion, an 82.4 percent increase over the same figure for the first-half 2013.


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The Voices (2020)
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Written by: ML
Director: Bradley Fowler, Wesley Alley
Producers: Amanda Markowitz, Victoria Matlock, James Christopher Fechser
Writers: Bradley Fowler
Date Released: July 3, 2020
Amanda Markowitz as Grace
Victoria Matlock as Catherine
Juliana Sada Juliana Sada as Abby
Brendan Sexton III as David
Lin Shaye as the vagabond
Jessica Sonneborn as Morgan
Bradley Fowler as Jerry
Rating = 1/5 Graves
The story is about two sisters living in their family home in a secluded farm. They spend their repetitive days while journeying into insanity. In between their daily activities, they talk to each other about their past and how they got to where they were. With the big sister Catherine diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia and the illness believed to be genetically inherited from their mother, the little sister Grace was starting to get brainwashed into thinking she's undergoing the same thing. As secrets start to unravel inside the house, the question is whether or not she was really going insane.
There are not much scary scenes in this movie but there are a very few memorable ones. The jumpy appearance of Lin Shaye at the start is creepy and intriguing at the same time. She also appeared as a scary old woman in a dream sequence. The shaky shadow figure that appeared a couple of times is also creepy. One notable jump scare was when Grace went down the stairs and Catherine attacked her from the dark which toppled the Ouija board. Aside from that, the skeleton in the shed also came in as a shock.
From the title itself, audiences would think that there would be "scary voices" in the movie. Unfortunately, there are none. There were creaks and apparitions here and there but nothing of the invisible kind.
The actors lacked chemistry which is good because they were portraying siblings who were drifting apart. Their acting can sometimes seem emotionless or overreacting which is also helpful when depicting their normal and insane sides. What they lack is establishing connection to the audience and making the viewers feel their portrayal.
The best thing in this movie is the special participation of Lin Shaye. She might have carried this entire production into popularity because of her presence. But it was rather disappointing that her cameo was never justified. She was a crazy homeless woman who gave Grace a crucifix necklace and appeared in her dreams but those were not explained.
What is also worthy of praise is the camerawork every time Catherine goes into her schizophrenic episodes. The tilts add to the creepiness of her condition and a sign that she's going to explode into her unstable state.
The most intense part came in at the last 10 minutes of the film. The shocking twist about the daughter and the survival scenes will surely bring audiences back to their senses after the dragging length. The ending was abrupt and sad in a way that none of the characters had the chance to explain themselves. Nobody won and nothing made sense after all that they've been through.
If there is a thing to love about this movie, it is the fact that they were able to touch on topics regarding the effects of postpartum depression, the comparison of schizophrenia and demonic possession, and how mental illness happens.
Overall, this movie is ok and tackles the issue of mental illness, but is subpar from an entertainment standpoint.
For the foregoing reasons, Grave Reviews gives The Voices (2020) one grave our of five graves.
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You may also like our review of the film, The Owners.
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Most Optus customers with postpaid mobile plans will be able to use Google Home or Android smartphones equipped with Google Assistant to get details about their account.
The telco today announced it had launched Optus Assistant for Google Assistant. Optus said the service is one of the few available for Google Assistant that uses an authentication process, allowing the personal details of an individual's mobile account to be retrieved.
"The rapid uptake in voice assistant experiences such as Google Home has demonstrated there is a desire from consumers to simplify everyday tasks, and with Optus Assistant for Google Assistant we've made it simple to manage your life admin like quickly checking your data usage or phone bill balance," Optus vice president of service Mark Baylis said in a statement.
The voice-activated service allows a customer to ask questions including "How much do I owe?", "How much data do I have left this month?", and roaming rates in different countries.
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Parents often find that it is difficult to connect after they have had kids. Kids take up so much time and energy and we live in such a face paced world. But I have to say it is a gift to your kids if you can make sure your relationship stays connected. You need time for intimacy and yet you say how can I do it. One thing is you can kiss each other good bye every morning. And when your partner or your spouse comes home, before you ask them to take the baby, give them a kiss, a real kiss, not just a little peck on the cheek. Make that connection right away. The other thing to do is actually to put a date on the calendar. If you think you are going to get together and forget and forget, suddenly your relationship is no longer a priority. And it needs to be. You need to remember why you are together. And those hard times with the kids will go easier when you feel like you and your partner are on the same page. So get a baby sitter, maybe the baby sitter can take then out and you can go to bed to either sleep, cuddle or do whatever you like. It just needs to be time together. Spend 10 minutes a day and talk about your day and plan for the next day. And remember that you love each other.


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Johnny Knox quit hosting bluegrass jams at his shop last year, leaving string bands with no place to play.
When Johnny Knox stopped holding free bluegrass music gatherings at his Carrollton auto body shop last year, some string band enthusiasts felt confident that they could find a new location and keep the tradition alive.
But the Knox recipe has proved hard to replicate.
While there's no lack of bluegrass activity across Hampton Roads, nothing has sprouted that's quite like the free monthly Knox event, which entertained players and listeners for nearly 10 years.
"It was a convenient location, especially for people in Hampton and Newport News," said Mike Brown, president of the Tidewater Bluegrass Music Association. "People do miss it as a place to gather. Pretty often, I hear folks mention, 'Hey, I miss going over to Johnny Knox's.' "
Knox decided to step away from the bluegrass world to fully enjoy his retirement.
He's been successful at that. He and his wife drove their RV to Florida and cruised for 12 weeks last winter. He's planning to do something similar this season.
While he's free from hosting a monthly bluegrass event, he's continued to help organize biannual picking parties at the American Heritage RV Park in Williamsburg. Those take place the third weekend in April and the third weekend in September each year.
The fact that nobody has revived his monthly bluegrass rendezvous is unfortunate, Knox said.
"I'm disappointed, but I'm not surprised," he said. "To make that happen, you've got to have somebody that is as eat up with bluegrass as I have been. And they have to have a building they are willing to donate -- and spend a little money on a sound system.
"It costs money to make it happen. A lot of guys spend money on hunting or race cars. Bluegrass was my hobby and that's what I spent my money on. I did it all for free, just for the love of it. And it turned out to be really well accepted."
Joe Epps, Knox's friend and former band mate, said a plan to bring the picking party to Newport News fell through. "The interest in the music is still there," Epps said.
"It's just finding a nice venue to be able to have the caliber like we had at Johnny's. We were unique because of our location. Johnny owned the building and owned the sound system."
Knox has enjoyed the rambling life since he shed his responsibilities in Carrollton.
"It's fantastic. I never dreamed I was going to end up doing this," Knox said."We're just having a ball. It has really been great."
Does he miss the music?
"I miss it. I really do miss it," Knox said.
"It was a huge part of my life. I met a lot of great people because of it that I would have never met otherwise.
"I'm not thinking about getting more involved again, but I do miss the heck out of it." *


Last week I had the opportunity to be part of the judging panel at the NZ Open Big Mountain event, definitely the highlight of the last couple of months!
I was one of the three panel judges that sit under the head judge, Dion Newport.
I judged both the qualifier and finals day and in the process I learned a lot about the sport from a judges perspective. I think being able to pick apart each competitors runs objectively and without the emotional attachment and personal bias that comes with competing was an important insight. I would encourage anyone given the opportunity to judge a comp to take it and learn from it.
The thing that impressed me most about the open this year was the amount of new, creative lines picked by the riders. The last couple of years have produced a lot of "same old" lines, so it was great to see some new thinking come in to an old venue. She's still got some life in er yet!
Correct sun protection equipment is required for judging. "Sunblock you say? In NZ we don't even wear an Ozone layer!"
I am now roughly 3 months post ACL operation and things are looking really good.
Over the last few weeks my strength, balance and mobility have significantly improved. I am finally getting to the point where I feel good walking around, my limp is nearly gone and I have found I spend less time stressing over every step.
I am working hard to get the old leg hinge back to 100%. I hit the gym 6 days a week and the sessions are ramping up sharply. I'm usually a bit sore the next day, which is a good sign! Also I road bike about 30 km 3 times a week and I get some laps in at the pool.
I'm still doing 2 physio sessions a week and the exercises are way more advanced. Two weeks ago I was onto a slackline and at the start of this week I started getting back in to some agility and jumping, which has now moved up to skipping and skipping rope as well as stationary and one legged jumping.
These are the most exciting things to happen in my recovery since I was able to ride my bike again and its got me even more motivated to keep at it.
And I'm even playing the odd game of disk golf, using my bike to get around the course. Its great fun and adds in a bit more light exercise to the program.
Sorry I've neglected you, Babe. <3 <3 <3 I thought it was about time did something special for the old girl, seeing as we haven't really seen much of each other lately.
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package org.apache.cassandra.schema;

import java.util.*;

import org.apache.cassandra.db.marshal.*;

import org.junit.Test;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertFalse;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;

public class ValidationTest
{
    @Test
    public void testIsNameValidPositive()
    {
         assertTrue(SchemaConstants.isValidName("abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz"));
         assertTrue(SchemaConstants.isValidName("ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ"));
         assertTrue(SchemaConstants.isValidName("_01234567890"));
    }

    @Test
    public void testIsNameValidNegative()
    {
        assertFalse(SchemaConstants.isValidName(null));
        assertFalse(SchemaConstants.isValidName(""));
        assertFalse(SchemaConstants.isValidName(" "));
        assertFalse(SchemaConstants.isValidName("@"));
        assertFalse(SchemaConstants.isValidName("!"));
    }

    private static Set<String> primitiveTypes =
        new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList(new String[] { "ascii", "bigint", "blob", "boolean", "date",
                                                   "duration", "decimal", "double", "float",
                                                   "inet", "int", "smallint", "text", "time",
                                                   "timestamp", "timeuuid", "tinyint", "uuid",
                                                   "varchar", "varint" }));

    @Test
    public void typeCompatibilityTest()
    {
        Map<String, Set<String>> compatibilityMap = new HashMap<>();
        compatibilityMap.put("bigint", new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList(new String[] {"timestamp"})));
        compatibilityMap.put("blob", new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList(new String[] {"ascii", "bigint", "boolean", "date", "decimal", "double", "duration",
                                                                               "float", "inet", "int", "smallint", "text", "time", "timestamp",
                                                                               "timeuuid", "tinyint", "uuid", "varchar", "varint"})));
        compatibilityMap.put("date", new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList(new String[] {"int"})));
        compatibilityMap.put("time", new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList(new String[] {"bigint"})));
        compatibilityMap.put("text", new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList(new String[] {"ascii", "varchar"})));
        compatibilityMap.put("timestamp", new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList(new String[] {"bigint"})));
        compatibilityMap.put("varchar", new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList(new String[] {"ascii", "text"})));
        compatibilityMap.put("varint", new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList(new String[] {"bigint", "int", "timestamp"})));
        compatibilityMap.put("uuid", new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList(new String[] {"timeuuid"})));

        for (String sourceTypeString: primitiveTypes)
        {
            AbstractType sourceType = CQLTypeParser.parse("KEYSPACE", sourceTypeString, Types.none());
            for (String destinationTypeString: primitiveTypes)
            {
                AbstractType destinationType = CQLTypeParser.parse("KEYSPACE", destinationTypeString, Types.none());

                if (compatibilityMap.get(destinationTypeString) != null &&
                    compatibilityMap.get(destinationTypeString).contains(sourceTypeString) ||
                    sourceTypeString.equals(destinationTypeString))
                {
                    assertTrue(sourceTypeString + " should be compatible with " + destinationTypeString,
                               destinationType.isValueCompatibleWith(sourceType));
                }
                else
                {
                    assertFalse(sourceTypeString + " should not be compatible with " + destinationTypeString,
                                destinationType.isValueCompatibleWith(sourceType));
                }
            }
        }
    }

    @Test
    public void clusteringColumnTypeCompatibilityTest() throws Throwable
    {
        Map<String, Set<String>> compatibilityMap = new HashMap<>();
        compatibilityMap.put("blob", new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList(new String[] {"ascii", "text", "varchar"})));
        compatibilityMap.put("text", new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList(new String[] {"ascii", "varchar"})));
        compatibilityMap.put("varchar", new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList(new String[] {"ascii", "text" })));

        for (String sourceTypeString: primitiveTypes)
        {
            AbstractType sourceType = CQLTypeParser.parse("KEYSPACE", sourceTypeString, Types.none());
            for (String destinationTypeString: primitiveTypes)
            {
                AbstractType destinationType = CQLTypeParser.parse("KEYSPACE", destinationTypeString, Types.none());

                if (compatibilityMap.get(destinationTypeString) != null &&
                    compatibilityMap.get(destinationTypeString).contains(sourceTypeString) ||
                    sourceTypeString.equals(destinationTypeString))
                {
                    assertTrue(sourceTypeString + " should be compatible with " + destinationTypeString,
                               destinationType.isCompatibleWith(sourceType));
                }
                else
                {
                    assertFalse(sourceTypeString + " should not be compatible with " + destinationTypeString,
                                destinationType.isCompatibleWith(sourceType));
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

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Thank you for all the collaborations, and adventures of 2017. It has been a fulfilling year and we are filled with gratitude for all we have achieved together.
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package com.example.testej2d;

import android.os.Message;
import android.content.res.AssetManager;
import android.content.Context;

public class MyHelper {
    static private MyActivity mActivity;
    static private MyHandler mHandler;
    static public void init(MyActivity act) {
        mActivity = act;
        mHandler = new MyHandler(act);
        MyHelper.nativeSetContext((Context)act, act.getAssets());
    }
    static public void showDialog(final String pTitle, final String pMessage) {
        Message msg = new Message();
        msg.what = MyHandler.HANDLER_SHOW_DIALOG;
        msg.obj = new MyHandler.DialogMessage(pTitle, pMessage);
        mHandler.sendMessage(msg);
    }
    static public void showEditTextDialog(
            final String pTitle, final String pContent,
            final int pInputMode, final int pInputFlag,
            final int pReturnType, final int pMaxLength,
            final int functionid) {
        Message msg = new Message();
        msg.what = MyHandler.HANDLER_SHOW_EDITBOX_DIALOG;
        msg.obj = new MyHandler.EditBoxMessage(pTitle, pContent,
                pInputMode, pInputFlag, pReturnType, pMaxLength, functionid);
        mHandler.sendMessage(msg);
    }
    private static native void nativeSetContext(final Context pContext, final AssetManager pAssetManager);
}


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Cedar Rapids, Iowa (September 19, 1981) - It took Ken Walton the entire regular season at Hawkeye Downs Speedway to pick up his first feature win. And the Viola driver couldn't have picked a better time.
Walton, who set a track record in the time trials Friday with a 21.237 clocking over the half-mile oval, eased past Ed Sanger of Waterloo on the 42nd lap Saturday and cruised to the feature victory in front of a full house at the Hardee's Yankee Dirt Track Classic.
"I just got a new car about a month ago and it's just super," said Walton, whose car is owned by Dwayne and Cle Schneider. "I just want to thank Dwayne and Cle for getting me such a great car."
"I knew once I had the lead the only thing that would stop me is if my car had problems. I never worry about getting beat once I pass a guy."
Walton was never challenged after taking the lead in a race that only produced one red caution flag over the entire 100 laps.
That flag came down on the 96th lap when Dick Schiltz of Waterloo and Pete Parker of Kaukauna, Wis., collided in front of the grandstand. Both were uninjured and continued racing.
Jim Curry of Norman, Ind. took the early lead and held it until the 20th lap when Sanger took over. Sanger held the lead for 22 laps. Sanger came across the finish line 10.5 seconds after Walton for second place and Mike Niffennegger of Kalona was close behind. Tom Hearst, who wrapped up the Winston season point championship Saturday, was fourth and Billy Moyer of Des Moines was sixth.
According to the Winston racing crew, the 100-lap event took 40 minutes, 11 seconds and the race had an average speed of 74.657 mile per hour.
Earlier in the evening, Parker won the Trophy Dash, consisting of the six fastest qualifiers in time trials, at an average speed of 79,958 mph.
In other action Saturday, Craig Spetman of Omaha, Neb. averaged 75.413 mph while winning the 20-lap B feature. Spetman took the lead from Bill Beckman of Waterloo on the fifth lap and was never challenged again.
Ken DeGood of Hills, Iowa, took the lead in the 20-lap C feature on the second lap and hung on for the win. DeGood took the lead from Scott Braun of Cedar Falls. Braun, who raced in the Sportsman Division in the regular season, finished second.
Results –
1. Ken Walton
2. Ed Sanger
3. Mike Niffenegger
4. Tom Hearst
5. Billy Moyer
6. Ron Jackson
7. Pete Parker
8. Don Hoffman
9. Roger Dolan
10. Gary Webb
11. Curt Hansen
12. Dick Schlitz
13. Leon Plank
14. Dave Birkhofer
15. Jim Burbridge


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Justia Lawyer Directory Products Liability Minnesota Scott County Attorneys
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Donald Chance Mark
Hennepin County, MN Products Liability Lawyer
(952) 995-9500 775 Prairie Center Dr
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Clayton Halunen
Hennepin County, MN Products Liability Lawyer with 31 years of experience
(612) 605-4098 IDS Center, 80 S 8th St
Free ConsultationProducts Liability, Consumer and Employment
Clayton Halunen is the founder of Halunen Law, a law firm that represents employees, consumers, and whistleblowers in individual and class actions. Under his leadership, Halunen Law has achieved a reputation as a fearless, tenacious and successful plaintiffs' law firm, with a laser focus on achieving justice for its clients as well as meaningful social change. Halunen has successfully tried to verdict discrimination, harassment and whistleblower cases. He has obtained millions of dollars for his clients in awards and settlements, including a recent million-dollar whistleblower case on behalf of a terminated administrator against a local for-profit college, one of the...
James Eric Lindell
Dakota County, MN Products Liability Attorney with 46 years of experience
(888) 339-8811 431 S 7th Street, Suite 2420
Free ConsultationProducts Liability, Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury and Workers' Comp
Jim Lindell (University of Minnesota, 1977) is a litigator focused on personal injury cases, including product liability, medical malpractice, wrongful death, liquor liability and workers' compensation. He is a certified civil trial specialist and is AV-rated by Martindale-Hubbell. He is past dean of the Academy of Certified Trial Lawyers of Minnesota. Lindell feels his broad work experience prior to law school, including construction, firefighting, teaching, and service in the U.S. Army, allows him to relate well to his clients of highly varied backgrounds. He practices in Wisconsin as well as Minnesota and is a qualified arbitrator and mediator.
Bart Torvik
Hennepin County, MN Products Liability Attorney
(888) 828-7087 800 LaSalle Ave
Free ConsultationProducts Liability, Business and Energy
Bart Torvik is a skilled personal injury and foodborne illness attorney, with years of experience in litigation. After graduating at the top of his class from the University of Minnesota Law School, he clerked for Judge James M. Rosenbaum, the Chief Judge of the United States District Court for the District of Minnesota. Following this position, Bart worked at a large Minnesota firm where he handled every aspect of litigation, from initial consultations to jury trials. In 2010, Bart moved to Evanston, Illinois after his wife Laura became a Professor of Genetic Epidemiology at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine. In...
Pamela Rochlin
(952) 836-2727 5200 Willson Rd
Products Liability, Insurance Claims, Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury
Pamela Rochlin is a personal injury attorney who is deeply committed to helping injured victims and their families who have been harmed by the wrongdoing of others. She is among the few Minnesota women attorneys who represent injury victims. Pam has worked to maximize recovery for hundreds of individuals through settlement and trial, helping them through a difficult time in their lives. Pam Rochlin handles a variety of cases and injury claims. Practice areas include: -Serious car or truck crashes. -Drunk driving collisions. -Products Liability. -Construction or workplace accidents. -Dog Attacks or...
Eric Palmer
(888) 728-9866 1616 Park Ave. S
Free ConsultationProducts Liability, Animal, Insurance Claims and Personal Injury
University of St. Thomas, Minnesota School of Law
Eric Palmer is a Minnesota Personal Injury Lawyer with Meshbesher & Spence, a Minnesota based law firm with locations in Minneapolis, Woodbury, Rochester and St. Cloud. Mr. Palmer represents individuals that have been injured in Minnesota car accidents and more.
Paul Downes
(612) 333-4500 901 Marquette Ave
Products Liability and Personal Injury
Paul Downes is a respected trial attorney who combines a client-centered philosophy with recognized legal skill to successfully represent a wide range of personal injury clients. Before joining SiebenCarey, Paul successfully built the personal injury law firm of Meyer & Associates with Helen Meyer, another prominent personal injury attorney who served as a Justice on the Minnesota Supreme Court. At Meyer & Associates, Paul developed a highly personalized level of client service while providing outstanding legal representation. In 2002, he joined SiebenCarey as a partner. Paul was appointed by the MN Supreme Court to serve on...
C. J. Kishish II
Dakota County, MN Products Liability Lawyer with 31 years of experience
(888) 402-5552 1555 Southcross Drive West
Free ConsultationProducts Liability and Personal Injury
Mr. Kishish has practiced law since 1992. He has worked both as an In-House attorney and in Private Practice. He has worked with thousands of clients throughout the years and associates with some of the best law firms in the country. His counseling has ranged from assisting Fortune 500 companies with recovering from class action settlements, to his early work with individuals fighting discrimination issues. It is this background that informs his practice today. Mr. Kishish's knowledge of both sides of the table makes him better able to fight for your interests.
Products Liability, Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury
Shannon Carey has a passion for the law that runs in the family; she's a fourth generation attorney. Prior to becoming a trial lawyer, Shannon worked in human resources for 10 years. She worked in several industries, including a large health care system and a nationally prominent insurance company. These experiences gave her a thorough understanding of the inner workings of large businesses, providing Shannon a unique perspective when representing her clients. During her legal career, Shannon and her team have successfully represented individuals and families in complex litigations, including, but not limited to, medical...
Fred Pritzker
(612) 338-0202 45 S 7th St #2950
Fred H. Pritzker is a nationally recognized lawyer with over thirty years of experience representing individuals and families in personal injury and wrongful death claims. Mr. Pritzker was named an "Attorney of the Year" by Minnesota Lawyer magazine in 2011, 2014 and 2015. He is a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates and the Million Dollar Advocates Forum. He has also achieved status as a Certified Trial Specialist from the Minnesota State Bar Association. Mr. Pritzker has also been selected for inclusion in Best Lawyers in America (2005-2016) and has been named a "Super Lawyer" by Minnesota...
Arthur Kosieradzki
(952) 469-2288 20876 Holyoke Ave
Art serves as a partner at SiebenCarey, managing the firm's office in Lakeville, Minnesota - one of the fastest growing regions in the Twin Cities metro area. He is actively involved in Distracted Driving Education Campaigns both locally and nationally, having spoken to thousands regarding the dangers involved.
Art is a Senior Certified Senior Civil Trial Law Specialist and his expert insight and proficiency in the courtroom has helped him recover fair compensation for many of his clients who have suffered accidental injury. For example, he won a jury verdict and collected $9 million for a young boy who...
Jeffrey Montpetit
Products Liability, Civil Rights and Personal Injury
William Mitchell College of Law and St. John's University School of Law
Jeffrey practices law in the areas of personal injury, wrongful death, professional malpractice, civil rights law and police misconduct, auto and truck accidents, product liability, premises liability, property damage, and insurance litigation.
A graduate of the William Mitchell College of Law in 1998, Jeffrey was admitted to the Minnesota State Bar, and then joined SiebenCarey as an associate attorney. Jeffrey is now a shareholder in the firm, and is admitted to practice law in Minnesota Federal District Court, 8th Circuit Court of Appeals and the State of Wisconsin. He has tried numerous cases, in both State and Federal Court, in...
William Bongard
A Minnesota native, William Bongard grew up traveling the world as the son of a professional foreign service worker. His entire 37-year career in has been spent at the law firm of SiebenCarey representing Minnesotans when they experience accidental injury. William is a Board Certified Civil Trial Advocate by the National Board of Trial Advocacy. He is also state certified as a Civil Trial Specialist by the Minnesota State Bar Association. Most recently, William was selected as a 2019 Super Lawyers honoree. In 2008, he was selected by Minnesota Lawyer as one of 15 Attorneys of...
Cory Whalen
Cory Whalen is a partner and shareholder at the law firm of SiebenCarey. He practices in all areas of personal injury litigation. He was selected as one of America's best lawyers in the area of product liability litigation by The Best Lawyers of America. Selection to The Best Lawyers of America is based on an exhaustive and rigorous peer-review survey comprised of more than four million confidential evaluations by the top attorneys in the country.
Cory is a Certified Civil Trial Law Specialist, a certification program administered by the Minnesota State Bar Association and approved by...
Lindsay Lien Rinholen
Free ConsultationProducts Liability, Civil Rights, Consumer and Personal Injury
Lindsay became a lawyer to help people. Growing up in a rural Wisconsin town, she didn't know any lawyers—but she has always felt the drive to fight for the "little guy" against a system designed to take advantage of those without resources. Lindsay gets to fight for people that can't fight for themselves as part of an incredible team. When people get food poisoning or get hurt, food and insurance companies too often fail to take responsibility for what happened. Our team has a track record of making sure they have to do the right thing. Let us help you.
Wilfried Hermann Florin
Products Liability, Employment, Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury
Stetson University College of Law
Wil H. Florin was born in Salzburg, Austria and raised in Ft. Wayne, Indiana. He received his B.A. from Ball State University. He obtained his Juris Doctorate from Stetson University College of Law in 1980. Wil was recently selected to serve a four (4) year term as a member of the Stetson University Board of Trustees. In addition, he is serving his second three (3) year term as a member of the Stetson University College of Law Board of Overseers.
In October 2018, Wil became only the 89th inductee to the Stetson University College of Law's Hall of Fame in the...
Ryan Osterholm
Products Liability, Consumer and Personal Injury
Ryan has dedicated his entire legal career to representing people injured by foodborne illness. His passion is holding food producers accountable when they poison their customers. His unending goal is to make the food we eat safer. Ryan has a decade's worth of experience in foodborne illness litigation. He has represented people in every major foodborne illness outbreak during that time. Ryan gravitated to the science-driven foodborne illness practice in part because he comes from a medical family. His sister is a neonatologist at the University of Minnesota Masonic Children's Hospital, his mother is a former nurse practitioner and his father is...
Jeffrey Sieben
Hennepin County, MN Products Liability Attorney with 22 years of experience
Jeff is an advocate for injured people, an attorney and partner at SiebenCarey. He practices in all areas of personal injury law. He is licensed to practice law in Minnesota Federal District Court, the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals, and the State of Wisconsin.
Before becoming an attorney, Jeff served as a volunteer teacher in Bucaramanga, Colombia, South America. He handled work assignments for the Dakota County Sheriff's Department in Hastings and worked with Central Minnesota Legal Services in St. Cloud. Jeff holds membership in the American Association for Justice, the Minnesota Association for Justice and the American, Minnesota, Wisconsin,...
Brendan Flaherty
Brendan has spent his entire career helping people seriously injured and their families. He began as part of a trial team working on behalf of a woman who lost fetal twins and the family of a man who died, both as a result of contaminated deli meat. Driven by that formative experience, he focused his practice on food poisoning cases and has represented people throughout the country. Over the past fifteen years, he has litigated countless product liability and food poisoning cases and achieved remarkable, ground-breaking results, including one of the largest E. coli verdicts in history. Most importantly, his...
Douglas E. Schmidt
(800) 656-8450 13911 Ridgedale Drive
Harry Sieben
(612) 333-4500 901 Marquette Avenue
Harry Sieben has been with his law firm for 50 years. It has been built into one of Minnesota's largest and most successful personal injury law firms by fighting for the rights of injured people. Harry has conducted jury trials that have resulted in record verdicts. He has recognition from state and national organizations for his success. He has consistently been selected by his peers as a Super Lawyer honoree and is listed in The Best Lawyers in America. Harry is certified as a Civil Trial Law Specialist by the Minnesota State Bar Association, a distinction awarded to...
Timothy Bailey
(612) 349-5220 80 South Eighth Street
Eric John Strobel
Hennepin County, Minnesota Products Liability Lawyer
(612) 334-2670 333 South Seventh Street
Products Liability, Business, Environmental and Personal Injury
Mark Olson
(612) 607-7337 Plaza VII, Suite 3300
Products Liability, Business, Divorce and Personal Injury
Olufemi Solade
(612) 321-2270 2100 Bloomington Avenue
Products Liability, Business, Energy and Personal Injury
Northwestern University School of Law and While in law school
Miles Widstrom
Products Liability, Bankruptcy, Business and Construction
Ronn Kreps
Products Liability, Arbitration & Mediation, Business and Personal Injury
Robert James King
(612) 336-9348 80 S 8th St
Products Liability, Legal Malpractice and Personal Injury
John Clifford Ekman
Laura Jane Borst
(612) 321-2206 2100 Stevens Avenue
Products Liability, Appeals, Arbitration & Mediation and Business
Gina DeConcini
Amy Culbert
Kristopher Kehner
Richard P. Wright
(952) 831-4980 7900 Xerxes Ave S
Eric Vercauteren
Andrew Neuharth
William Sieben
William LeMire
Gary Haugen
Products Liability and Legal Malpractice
Sharon Van Dyck
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Understanding violence against women
Violence against women in Australia
What drives violence against women?
All violence is unacceptable, whether it occurs in the home or the workplace, and whether it is perpetrated by men or women. Research shows that violence against women is prevalent and driven by gender inequality.
Violence against women is prevalent but preventable. By understanding what drives violence against women and taking action to change the structures, norms and practices that allow it to occur, workplaces can help create an Australia free from violence.
Violence against women takes many forms: physical, sexual, psychological and financial.
One in four women has experienced violence by an intimate partner.
Women are nearly three times more likely to have experienced violence from a former or current partner than men.1
One in five Australian women has experienced sexual violence compared to one in 20 Australian men.2
Many women who experience family/domestic violence are employed, 30% of workers in a national survey reported having experienced domestic violence during their lifetime.3
In addition to violence experienced at home, women experience significant rates of violence in the workplace. A Victorian survey reported 64% of women have experienced bullying, harassment or violence in their workplace.4
If you, a child, or another person is in immediate danger, call 000. For sexual assault, domestic and family violence counselling service call 1800 RESPECT 1800 737 732 for 24/7 phone and online services.
Gender inequality is what lies below the surface driving violence against women. Image adapted from Gippsland Women's Health.
Evidence shows that violence against women is much more likely to occur when power, opportunities and resources are not shared equally between men and women in society, and when women are not valued and respected as much as men.5
Research tells us that there are four key drivers of violence against women.6
Condoning of violence against women
Attitudes, words and actions that trivialise, make light of or justify violence against women allow people to think violence is acceptable or excusable.
Comments, questions and jokes that reinforce stereotypes and downplay or justify violence against women – whether intentional or not – are still very common and are often laughed off or not treated seriously. Everyone has a role in creating a workplace where violence is never excused or accepted.
Men's control of decision making and limits to women's independence
When men control decisions and resources in the home, workplace or community, they have an opportunity to abuse power with violence, while women have less power to stop it, call it out, or leave.
Women continue to earn less than men, are under-represented in political and workplace leadership roles, and are less likely to spend as long in the workforce. Biases, assumptions and structures in your workplace can either limit or enhance women's opportunities, financial independence and roles in decision making.
Rigid gender roles and stereotypes about masculinity and femininity
Strict ideas about women and men's roles, identities and relationships can contribute to a culture that supports violence. When male power is the norm, violence including harassment, criticism and verbal abuse can be used to 'punish' women who step out of their expected roles.
Common ideas of how men and women 'should' think and act influence the types of roles they are expected to fulfill at work. Gender norms can be particularly harmful for female employees as traditional female roles are commonly less valued. When an employee steps outside what is considered the 'norm', such as men taking on a traditionally female role or vice versa, this can negatively impact their experiences at work, such as being criticised, excluded or overlooked.
Men disrespecting women to bond with other men
When aggression and disrespect towards women is seen as natural parts of being 'one of the boys', it is more likely that violence towards women will be excused – by the perpetrator, their peers and the wider community.
For some men, making jokes and comments that reinforce the idea that women should be less powerful than them is a way of bonding and gaining the approval and respect of their peers. This can be especially problematic when workplace leadership teams become 'boys' clubs', as this can limit women's full and equal participation in the workforce.
Understand the power of workplaces to make positive change.


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Last Updated: Monday, 17 March 2008, 16:36 GMT
Profile: Bear Stearns
Bear Stearns is one of the best-known US Wall Street firms
Analyst's reaction
Bear Stearns was one of Wall Street's most respected financial institutions. Now it has become one of the biggest casualties of the sub-prime crisis. What went wrong?
On Monday, the 14,000 people employed by Bear Stearns around the world arrived at work not knowing whether they would have still have their jobs.
The firm, one of the top five investment banks in New York, had been taken over by its larger rival JP Morgan Chase for a fraction of its value.
The news meant that the share options owned by Bear Stearns staff - who own 30% of the bank's stock - were now virtually worthless as well.
The fall from grace has been dramatic.
Bear Stearns, founded in 1923, is one of the big US investment banks which have dominated Wall Street for generations.
It gained a reputation as a go-getting, high-flying bank that was not afraid to push its luck
Before the crisis, it had a market capitalisation of $17bn and assets under management of $385bn.
And its former boss, James Cayne, the richest chief executive on Wall Street, had once said that he would only sell it at four times its book value - or $60bn.
Now it has been bought by a rival for less than a quarter of the value of its swish skyscraper headquarters building in mid-town Manhattan.
Since the 1930s, Bear Stearns had always specialised in bond trading.
Aggressive player
But in recent years, Bear Stearns has been an extremely aggressive player in some of the riskier areas of Wall Street, dealing in leveraged buy-outs, hedge funds and mortgage-backed securities.
The firm floated on the stock market in 1985. And by rewarding its chief executives and other staff through share options, it gained a reputation as a go-getting, high-flying bank that was not afraid to push its luck.
At the peak, Mr Cayne, the firm's boss, had a net worth of $1.3bn, most of it in shares.
It was also known for its competitive attitude to its rivals.
In 1998, it was the only Wall Street bank which refused to take part in the rescue of Long Term Capital Management, the stricken hedge fund which was threatening to undermine the financial system.
Signs of trouble
The first signs of trouble at Bear Stearns emerged last July, when the firm admitted that two of its hedge funds linked to sub-prime mortgage lending were in trouble.
Bear Stearns bailed out the funds, but what disturbed investors was the failure of its chief financial officer to answer questions from stock analysts in full.
In January, the firm revealed its first ever quarterly loss, of $854m, forcing Mr Cayne to step down, although he remained as chairman.
James Cayne was a championship bridge player.
And he was at a bridge tournament in Detroit last week as speculation about the firm's cash on hand caused its stock to drop sharply.
Despite frantic efforts by the management to reassure investors that the firm was solvent, by Friday it had to call on an emergency loan from the US Federal Reserve to keep trading.
The company was haemorrhaging cash as investment clients pulled their money out of the bank, worried that they might not get it back.
The shares, which had once been worth $170, plunged to $30.
In frantic weekend meetings, the firms looked for a buyer who was willing to take over its obligations.
In the end, it took a Fed guarantee of $30bn to persuade JP Morgan Chase to buy.
What's left?
Bear Stearns has global operations in London and East Asia, but the bulk of its operations are in New York.
It is believed that JP Morgan is mainly after Bear Stearns's prime brokerage business, which provides loans and processes trades for hedge funds, and generated $1.2bn. profit last year.
The prime brokerage business was the third-largest, behind Goldman Sachs Group and Morgan Stanley.
That business is probably the only piece left of the company with value after the mortgage market collapsed last year, analysts said.
"That's the crown jewel, and that would fit into JPMorgan's business extremely well," said William Fitzpatrick of Optique Capital Management.
The other big part of the firm's income came from packaging and trading mortgage-backed bonds, a market that has been almost completely frozen since the sub-prime crisis began in July.
As it approached collapse, it is believed that the company had more than $40bn in mortgage-backed securities that were becoming increasingly difficult to sell.
So many of the 15,000 employees are right to be worried about their future.
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The University of Denver swimming and diving teams open the spring season hosting BYU (M/W) and University of New Mexico (W) Friday and Wyoming (M/W) Saturday at El Pomar Natatorium.
The last time Denver faced BYU, the Pioneer men were edged 151-149, while the women fell 156-144. Kyle Milberg (Littleton, Colo.) and Dylan Bunch (Boulder City, Nev.) each tallied a pair of victories on the men's side. Samantha Corea (Vancouver, British Columbia) led the Pioneer women with three first-place finishes.
DU already encountered Wyoming this season at the Denver Relays event in September. Both Pioneer teams lost narrowly to Wyoming (M-294, W-295) with the women falling by 14 points (281) and the men by eight (286).
This will be the first time Denver swimming and diving faces the University of New Mexico.
Diving starts at 2:00 p.m. MT and swimming starts at 4:00 p.m. MT Friday at El Pomar Natatorium. On Saturday, diving will begin at 10:00 a.m. MT, while swimming will begin at 12:00 p.m. MT.
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Bombardier has never been one to disappoint when it comes to producing the best of the best. For decades, this manufacturer has continually set new benchmarks not only in what's possible from private aircraft but also in what's expected of them. With the recent launch of the Bombardier Global 7500, the company has yet again inked its name in history with a record-setting, industry-changing jet.
The Global 7500 is a perfect marriage of practicality and luxury. It's designed for the world of business on a global scale, catering to the luxury demands of the business elite.
The aircraft itself features a cabin segmented into four separate areas, great for business or leisure. The Nuage seat completely redefines comfort, enabling deep recline potential and plenty of neck and lumbar support. Turbo heating and cooling ensure total comfort at all times. Best of all, the cabin is completely controlled by touch technologies! In addition, it accommodates 19 comfortably.
On its luxury and aesthetic merits alone, the Global 7500 is a must-have for any owner seeking the pinnacle of excellence.
Those familiar with Bombardier jets know they do a whole lot more than look great on the tarmac. The Global 7500 is no exception. In fact, this jet is now the owner of a world record: the world's longest flight by a purpose-built business jet. It clocked 8,152 nautical miles from Singapore to Phoenix, direct. What's more, it landed with 4,300 pounds of fuel — more than enough for an additional 90 minutes of flight time!
With most of the globe open to a direct flight, Bombardier is giving international travelers an easier way to get to where they're going. Potentially popular flight tracks include the ability to go from Miami to Dubai, New York to Hong Kong, Los Angeles to New Delhi, and more — all direct!
Bombardier's Global 7500 may hold the record for longest flight today, but it's a record that'll undoubtedly face challengers soon.
Bombardier's own Global 8000 (which has faced delays) is expected to deliver flight mileage equal to its name. Gulfstream's G650ER — which can log 7,500 nautical miles comfortably — has made a similar trip (Singapore to San Francisco) at a faster clip. Other manufacturers are also focusing on long-range jets, following the trend of global travel demands.
The world is getting smaller, especially for jet owners. Doing business across countries on a global scale is less of a burden than ever, thanks to jets that have little trouble traversing long distances. It's a trend we're likely to see more of, and Bombardier's Global 7500 won't be the last jet to break a distance record.


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ISGlobal Participates in Two Triangular Cooperation Projects of the European Programme ADELANTE 2
The initiatives involve improving care for Chagas disease in Paraguay and developing a telemedicine network for social inclusion.
The 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are based on the notions of global partnership, cooperation and collective implementation. Triangular cooperation has emerged as an important means of mobilising and increasing capacities outside of traditional development-cooperation pathways. ADELANTE 2, the European Union's programme for triangular cooperation between Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean, aims to work towards achieving the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development by strengthening regional cooperation initiatives.
The ADELANTE Window is one of the components of the Program aimed at Alliances formed by countries in Latin America, the Caribbean and Europe that wish to implement initiatives that respond to the Triangular Cooperation modality to achieve a more inclusive and sustainable development in both regions .The first edition of the programme will fund 15 initiatives in Latin America and the Caribbean involving more than 80 entities of all sorts from 18 countries in Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean. ISGlobal will participate in two of these initiatives: one to improve care for Chagas disease in Paraguay and the other to develop a telemedicine network for social inclusion.
Improving Care for Chagas Disease in Paraguay
After making considerable advances in vector control, Paraguay has set its sights on strengthening the care, diagnosis and treatment of Chagas disease. According to official data, 30% of people living in endemic areas of Paraguay are exposed to Chagas infection and more than 165,000 are currently infected. The aim of the triangular cooperation project between Bolivia (Beneficiary), Paraguay and Spain (First and Second Providers) is to share the knowledge and experiences of Bolivian professionals who have been trained at and worked for the Platform for the Comprehensive Care of Patients With Chagas Disease, while tapping into the experience of their Paraguayan counterparts and the support of ISGlobal.
This partnership between ISGlobal (Spain), Juan Misael Saracho Autonomous University (Bolivia) and the National Chagas Programme of Paraguay will include theoretical and practical training activities (such as a seminar on the application of new guidelines published by Paraguay's national programme), internships at the Bolivian platform's centres, and a third round of training on evaluation and planning methodologies in the health field and their adaptation to the pandemic context. The results of this initiative will be presented at the 17th Workshop on Chagas Disease, which is slated to take place during the first quarter of 2022. The estimated budget for this initiative is €100,000, with ADELANTE providing €75,000 and the partnership pitching in €25,000.
Telemedicine for Social Inclusion in Times of COVID-19
As stay-at-home orders proliferated during the COVID-19 pandemic, telemedicine demonstrated its importance as a tool for medical professionals and sparked a revolution in health care delivery. Some Latin American countries have set up telemedicine services that use satellite-based information and communication technologies (ICTs) to deliver precise data on the geographical evolution of the pandemic. However, other countries in the region have been unable to develop such services due to a lack of technological, financial and human resources. Moreover, the lack of regulation around these services presents an additional problem.
The initiative selected by ADELANTE 2—which includes the participation of ISGlobal—will establish a cooperation network spanning Brazil (Beneficiary), Panama (First Provider), Italy and Spain (Second Providers) for the purpose of sharing experiences, training medical and non-medical personnel, and developing a project guide for the creation of telemedicine centres that can be replicated throughout the region. Panama already has telemedicine services but is interested in learning about the European experiences of Italy and Spain in order to expand and improve the services provided to its citizens. Meanwhile, the Brazilian municipality of Bom Jardim, located in the state of Pernambuco, needs support to create a telemedicine system for citizens who are unable to access health services due to disability or because they live far away from the nearest health centre. This four-country triangular cooperation initiative will run from September 2021 to February 2022. It will have an estimated budget of €54,915, with ADELANTE providing €43,340 and the partnership co-funding the remaining €11,575. Click here to watch the launch event for this initiative, which took place on 21st September.
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Salesforce.com (CRM) slips to a loss in Q4 but beats estimates; agrees to buy Vlocity
Salesforce.com Inc. (NYSE: CRM) slipped to a loss in the fourth quarter of 2020 from a profit last year due to higher costs and expenses despite a 35% growth in the top-line. The results exceeded analysts' expectations.
The company said that Keith Block has stepped down as co-CEO of Salesforce and Marc Benioff is Chair and CEO of the company. Block is remaining as Advisor to the CEO. Also, the company appointed Gavin Patterson, former BT Group plc Chief Executive, as its President and CEO of Salesforce International.
Also, the company agreed to buy Vlocity Inc., a provider of industry-specific cloud and mobile software built natively on the Salesforce platform, for about $1.33 billion. The purchase price will be paid in cash and the assumption of outstanding unvested equity awards held by Vlocity employees. The acquisition is expected to close during Q2 of fiscal 2021.
Net loss was $248 million or $0.28 per share compared to a profit of $362 million or $0.46 per share in the previous year quarter. Adjusted earnings decreased by 6% to $0.66 per share. Revenue jumped by 35% to $4.85 billion. Analysts had expected EPS of $0.55 on revenue of $4.75 billion for the fourth quarter.
Subscription and support revenues rose 35% year-over-year, while professional services and other revenues advanced 26%. Product-wise revenue by cloud, sales cloud increased by 17% while service cloud jumped by 26%. Salesforce Platform and other revenue soared by 74% while marketing cloud & commerce cloud revenue advanced by 28%.
For the first quarter, the company expects adjusted earnings in the range of $0.70-0.71 per share and revenue in the range of $4.875-4.885 billion. The GAAP earnings are anticipated to be $0.00-0.01 per share. Analysts expect earnings of $0.70 per share on revenue of $4.84 billion.
For the full year 2021, revenues are predicted to be $21-21.1 billion and adjusted earnings of $3.16-3.18 per share. The GAAP earnings are anticipated to be in the range of $0.12-0.14 per share. The consensus estimates EPS of $3.11 on revenue of $20.93 billion.
Read: Palo Alto Networks Q2 earnings review
The company said it continues to remain focused on driving towards a long-term revenue goal of $34-35 billion in fiscal 2024 as it is uniquely positioned to help customers drive broad-based digital transformation.
The Black Friday and Cyber Monday momentum has kicked off well for Salesforce, which experienced a 33% year-over-year growth in the gross merchandise volume to $14.5 billion during the Q4 of 2020. There were about 31.6 million commerce orders during the cyber week with a gross merchandise volume of $2.7 billion.
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All right, I usually don't cover packages like this, but here, I consider it to be justified. This art & map pack consists of an archive containing no less than 1.2 GBs of high-res .tif files.
Upon unpacking the archive, you'll be presented with 3 general folders – one containing Snow White Artwork, one that features the cartography and one for the puzzles.
Let me elaborate: Inside the artwork folder, you'll find sub-folders for flora, fauna, items, locations and NPCs – including three variations of Catsle Morsain in fall, winter and summer, the stunning rendition of the water fall of Pondy Falls, the plants and weird animals of the haunted forest (including the smoking worm and the minitaur – not a typo, btw.!) or the desktop-worthy rendition of a certain character's kidnapping.
Now Snow-White, in case you do not yet own this gem (Why not? Seriously, it is one super-amazing, unconventional and awesome mega-module!!), does feature some of the best cartography you're bound to see in either the 3.X or PFRPG-era – Tommi Salama delivers not only amazing top-down maps, we also get isometric maps of the complexes, from humble cabins to castle Morsain to dungeon-levels. And yes, the player-friendly iterations do not have the annoying keys or big secret door "S"-markers. Once again, all maps are presented in high-res .tifs, with two exceptions – the GM's maps of Morsain with the numbered key are presented as pdfs – and yes, one actually does feature the district map as well.
Finally, the module excelled by not only engaging the hands, but also the mind – there are a couple of simple, but fun puzzles within the pages of the module and if you want the representation of the graphics of both puzzles and solutions, you'll find these in the respective folder, depicted as .jpgs.
How much do you get? Well, over 100 files. Let that sink in. Yes, this book is a gorgeous beauty – and if you're looking for a way to drive that home via playing it online or want the art and maps for VTT purposes…well, this ought to do the trick. Now it should be noted that this is not required to run the module in the traditional manner…but those of us who're using a lot of tech to game will certainly appreciate this pack. It does what it says on the tin and delivers some truly amazing art and cartography. Hence, my final verdict will clock in at 5 stars.
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Maceo Plex adds Nick Murphy (aka Chet Faker), Royksopp, Jon Hopkins, Modeselektor and Levon Vincent to his Mosaic residency at Pacha Ibiza.
Running Tuesdays 30th May to 3rd October, Plex's sophomore residency on the White Isle also welcomes Rødhåd, Ben Klock, Silent Servant, Lord of the Isles, Talaboman, Henrik Schwarz, Stephan Bodzin, and Bicep.
As previously announced, Hot Since 82 will also be curating a 20-week Labyrinth residency as part of Pacha Ibiza's 50th Anniversary.
Tickets for Mosaic by Maceo are available here, check out the full season below.
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Agmatine (or 4-Aminobutyl guanidinium sulphate ) is a compound that is normally produced in the human body through a process in which l-arginine is decarboxylated and transformed into Agmatine. Since the compound first garnered attention in 1994, a plethora of research has been performed on Agmatine and its potential physiological and pharmacological effects, which can offer great therapeutic potential. Agamtine has been shown to be of benefit in a variety of areas including blood pressure control, pain reliever and for gut health.
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I tried my best to eat healthy foods only but sometimes I miss those foods that can make me fat. It is really hard to control my diet especially if I work day shift. I love eating at work during break time. Honestly, sometimes I can't control myself and I eat a lot. But the next day, I will eat less again. Summer is soon to come and I know there are many foods everywhere and prepare by friends and relatives. Hope I can still have my diet and focus to reduce weight.


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4. The legend of Saint Millan, the Hermit Warrior, Patron Saint of Castile
Fourth Stage: 55.5km from the medieval battle fields of Atapuerca to the mountain lodge "Valle del Sol".
In all the religions of the world as the incipient faiths or philosophies spread out and grew roots the figure of the hermit emerged. These were individuals who lead an ascetic and solitary form of life focused on prayer and meditation. They were often sought out for spiritual advice and counsel and were considered holy as they were the practitioners of the purest form of their respective religions. In the Six Century AD a young priest, son of a Sheppard, took up the ascetic hermit life style in the exuberant forests of the "Sierra de la Demanda" mountain range in the East of Burgos. The hermit Millan carved out a cell in a rock and lived there in solitude for forty years till his death at the age of 101. He was well known and had many followers, at times he was so sought after that he had to venture deeper into the mountains to find peace and tranquility. He was buried in the cell in which he had lived and for centuries his sepulcher became a place of worship and pilgrimage. Millan was an extremely admired and venerated ascetic hermit of the Visigoth Era.
Many Centuries later however the Legendary Saint Millan reappeared at the crucial battle of Simancas in 939 AD where King Ramiro II of Leon and his allies were fighting a losing battle against Abderraman III Emir of the Califate of Cordoba. The Legend has it that Saint Millan appeared mounted on a white horse and wearing his hermit gown killing many enemy soldiers with his sword and changing the fate of the battle. Due to this legendary battle victory and other miracles, San Millan had a huge monastery built in his name where his remains were put to rest and was proclaimed the Patron of Castile and also had the highest peak in this mountain range named after him.
Stage 4 heads backwards along the Camino de Santiago past the Monastery of San Juan de Ortega before heading through a beautiful forest directly towards the mountains, from the village of Alarcia it begins a steady climb to the top of the Trigaza peak and then along a rugged trail it reaches the top of the San Millan peak before heading sharply down the south side of the mountain to the village of Pineda de la Sierra. From here there is one last 3km climb to the mountain lodge "Valle del Sol"
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TORONTO - Fred VanVleet, one of the most coveted players in NBA free agency this year, is remaining a Toronto Raptor.
A source close to the team confirmed a report Saturday that the Raptors had re-signed the 26-year-old to a four-year, US$85-million deal, keeping one of the best backcourts in the league intact.
A spokesperson for the team declined to comment on the contract, citing a league moratorium that is in place until Sunday.
VanVleet went undrafted in 2016 and so signed with Toronto for summer league. Mr. Bet On Yourself went from being a standout with Toronto's G League affiliate Raptors 905 to being a key cog in Toronto's thrilling 2019 championship run.
The image of VanVleet lying on the floor in Toronto's Game 4 win of the Finals at Golden State, his front tooth chipped, blood running down his cheek, will be one of the most memorable of the thrilling run.
Last season, he started alongside Kyle Lowry and averaged 17.6 points and 6.6 assists while shooting 39 per cent from three on nearly seven attempts a game.
He's a workhorse on defence, leading the NBA in deflections. He was fourth in steals.
The six-foot-one guard seemed to address the contract news with a tweet on Saturday, retweeting a 2016 post that simply said "Bet on yourself."
VanVleet's retweet on Saturday added three money bag emojis to the earlier message.
Lowry congratulated his friend and teammate in an Instagram post Saturday, saying "this day has legit come from blood, sweat and broken teeth."
"Wow since day one I knew this man was special!" the post said. "He's now seeing the blessing from the hard work he's been putting in the time the effort to become this man first and basketball player!"
VanVleet had Raptors fans sweating when he recently said on the J.J. Redick podcast: "I've never said it publicly, but I'm not shy about that, I'm trying to get paid man … I've won a championship, now it's time to cash out. I just want to feel my value reciprocated on the other side."
The Raptors had repeatedly said securing VanVleet was their biggest off-season task, and they'd been quietly confident they'd be successful.
Toronto will start its season, which tips off on Dec. 22, south of the border, playing games in Tampa, Fla. due to COVID-19 border restrictions.
Training camps open Dec. 1.
Toronto Raptors guard Fred VanVleet (23) moves past Minnesota Timberwolves guard Jordan McLaughlin (6) during first half NBA basketball action in Toronto on February 10, 2020. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn)