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After investing $37 billion in Reliance Jio, Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industries Limited looks to raise $3 billion
The retail-to-refining conglomerate's debt has tripled over five years.Bloomberg | June 11, 2018, 16:30 IST
RIL had raised $800 million in 2013 at 5.87 per cent with a call option in five years.
Reliance Industries Ltd. is making room to add as much as 200 billion rupees ($3 billion) to borrowings, using its cash buffer to manage rising funding costs and $13 billion of maturities over the next three years.
The billionaire Mukesh Ambani-led company will seek approval to issue redeemable non-convertible debentures at its July 5 shareholder meeting in Mumbai, it said in its latest annual report, without specifying how the money will be used. Reliance has total debt of about $33 billion, more than half of which is due for repayment by 2022, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
The retail-to-refining conglomerate's debt has tripled over five years as it invested $37 billion in a telecom venture and to bolster its traditional
petrochemicals business. Its latest plan extends a strategy of raising cheaper debt, riding on its better-than-sovereign ratings, while also actively investing about $12 billion in reserves to generate returns.
The cash "helps them manage their debt-raising at the most optimal interest rates," Vishal Kulkarni, a Singapore-based analyst at S&P Global Ratings, wrote in an email. "Historically the company has been able to keep their cash invested in financial assets that provided returns more than their costs of funding -- thereby avoiding any negative costs of carry."
A spokesman for Reliance didn't immediately respond to an email and phone call seeking comment.
Reliance is rated BBB+ by S&P Global Ratings, two levels higher than the Indian government. Spreads on its 2025 bonds rose to 165 basis points over US Treasuries on Monday, near the widest in more than a year, after touching an all-time low of 117 in November. The move is in line with other investment-grade Indian companies, which offered 170 basis points more on average, climbing from this year's low of of 117 on Jan. 26, according to an index compiled by Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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A few arrhythmias may weaken the impact of Larry Kramer's semi-autobiographical tale of the dawn of the AIDS crisis, but a core of strong actors buoy the production.
Honestly, it'd be tough to write a review of The Normal Heart that didn't begin or end with me telling you to go see it. Larry Kramer's semi-autobiographical play about the early days of the AIDS crisis – despite the occasional flaws in its script – is too insightful and historically signficant to pass up.
Whether or not a cast and crew can tap into the play's pathos and emotional depths is a wholly different question. But with a few exceptions, LGBT-focused theater Theatrical Tendencies pulls it off, faithfully translating a play that has become both a window into a somewhat-distant past and a jarring reminder that the crisis it depicts is very much still with us.
Those exceptions are jarring enough I feel obligated to mention them first, despite my usual inclination otherwise. Infrequent but irksome stutters from half-forgotten lines. Ill-conceived scene change music featuring instruments as horribly inappropriate as a marimba, drum set and somehow-nasal wood blocks. The maudlin overkill of including an audible heart monitor in the final, meant-to-be-tragic last scene. The first is up to the cast to improve upon, but the others could be easily excised in an instant, drastically removing the remaining performances.
But what Theatrical Tendencies has achieved is measurably greater than where it has fallen short. There are a handful of moments that fall flat – the opening scene in the hospital, a complex sequence of calls at a phone bank – but the rest, featuring a core subset of the cast, are strong enough to overshadow these weaker moments.
Ned Weeks, the Kramer-esque activist, must be the focal point, and Mark R. Neufang is more than up to the task. The Normal Heart follows Ned as he discovers a nameless plague sweeping through New York's gay community in 1981. He quickly organizes a nonprofit to fight the disease, simultaneously embarking on a romance with New York Times writer Felix Turner (Brian M. Firkus).
Neufang easily captures Ned's bombastic, impulsive personality, but keeps it from becoming a one-note role. Ned is not the never-wrong creation many writers would revise themselves into, and Neufang conveys his character's complexities well, becoming neither a saintly crusader whose fiery rhetoric is quashed by his own organization nor an ambitious egomaniac trying to capitalize on the AIDS tragedy to make his own name. He almost does it too well, in fact; he hits some of Ned's more earnest or preachy lines a bit too hard.
Mark Neufang (seated) and Brian Firkus have undeniable chemistry as Ned Weeks and his lover Felix Turner. Photo credit Keith Kucharski.
Neufang also has the gift of pulling out the best of the play's other characters via dialogue. The most notable examples are Dr. Emma Brookner (Donna L. Lobacz) and his brother Ben (Robert J. Liebhauser); in scenes apart from him, both display notably less depth, but when they act opposite him, the dynamic becomes vastly more than the sum of its parts.
Also at the core of the play are Ned's allies in his organization: closeted president and Citibank employee Bruce Niles (Marty L. McNamee), health department employee Mickey Marcus (Joel Marinan) and hospital administrator Tommy Boatright (James Nathan). They thrive individually (McNamee and Marinan in particular deliver moving monologues in the second act) but director Mark E. Schuster knew what he was doing when he put the four of them together. Their dynamic may be frequently explosive, but it's an alchemical fusion that delivers gold.
Schuster's best casting decision, though, is pairing up Neufang and Firkus, who have an on-stage chemistry that rivals the majority I've seen on stage. But Firkus doesn't just improve opposite Neufang – he's perhaps the most consistently strong actor in the cast, whether he's displaying dry wit or terrified resilience. His strongest scene, in fact, features him with Brookner, a captivating glimpse into a vulnerable self he hasn't yet shown Ned that takes your breath away.
It's only one of many such moments in The Normal Heart, but the most significant indicator that Theatrical Tendencies has done well with the show is they don't feel like an obligatory response to the words in the script. They feel earned.
Theatrical Tendencies' production of The Normal Heart runs through April 20 at Soulstice Theater, 3770 S. Pennsylvania Ave. in St. Francis. Performances are Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m.; tickets are $20 or $10 for students and can be ordered at (414) 541-6240 or the online box office.


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Manchester City Fans come together as one in City Circle #MCFC
On Thursday, 24 September Manchester City officially unveiled City Circle, a project celebrating City fans' memories with permanent fixtures in a unique design on the Etihad Campus.
The installation, located at the foot of the community bridge linking the Etihad Stadium with the Club's state-of-the-art City Football Academy, is a collection of glass, metal and bronze discs engraved with birthday messages, memorials and stories from City fans. Together they form the first lyrics of the iconic fan song 'Blue Moon', which resound from the stadium at every home game.
Supporters and their friends and families who purchased discs were invited to attend an official unveiling of City Circle at the Etihad Stadium. Live music, entertainment and complimentary matchday fanfayre were all on offer before the event kicked-off with the evening's host and BBC Radio Manchester presenter, Ian Cheeseman.
Ian was joined on stage by a full complement of Club guests including former players Paul Dickov, Andy Morrison, Richard Edghill and Peter Barnes; Danny Wilson, Manchester City's Director of Stadium Sales and Operations; Izzy Christiansen, one of Manchester City Women's star midfielders who was fresh off her England debut; and last but not least, rising Manchester City stars, Tosin Adarabioyo and Wythenshawe-born George Evans, who is the only player in the Club's history to have played in every one of its age groups, most recently City's incredible 4-1 defeat of Sunderland in the third round of the Capital One Cup earlier this week.
Simon Riley, a lifelong Blue, was one of the supporters at the event who had purchased a City Circle disc in memory of his father Ron. The disc came as a surprise to both of Simon's brothers, Graeme and Arran, who had no idea it existed before arriving at the Etihad Stadium for the event on Thursday.
Simon explained:
"My dad passed away at just 46 and never had the opportunity to take my two younger brothers to a Manchester City game. City Circle is a way for all of us to be at the Etihad Stadium together and it's forever, so the memory will be here even when I've gone, my kids will see it and they'll know that that's their granddad."
Following a series of question and answer sessions, which fans also had the opportunity to take part in, supporters made their way to City Circle where the installation was officially unveiled under a shower of blue lights and fireworks.
Guests spent the remainder of the evening reading each disc and sharing their greatest stories with fellow supporters and the players who were there to witness this momentous occasion with them.
Commenting on behalf of Manchester City FC, Danny Wilson, Director of Stadium Sales and Operations, said:
"The City Circle project is important to everyone at the Club as it allows us to incorporate those at the heart of Manchester City, the supporters, into the very foundations of our home on the Etihad Campus."We recognise there were delays in its completion and would like to express our sincerest apologies to all those affected and to thank each and every supporter for their patience throughout this development. We are pleased to confirm that it is now complete and that their stories are available for all to share. We hope fans and the wider public enjoy viewing them whenever they visit the Etihad Stadium and wider campus."
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Six of the best butcheries in the metro walked away with top honours when they were honoured with Cleaver Awards at provincial level last week.
The best butcheries both nationally and regionally were announced on Wednesday at the award ceremony, now in its 13th year.
Butcheries from Port Elizabeth and Uitenhage brought back three platinum and three gold awards across three categories.
In the category for butcheries with four or more tills, the Cuyler butchery in Uitenhage was honoured with a platinum award.
Continental Butchery and Marinda Butchery in Port Elizabeth walked away with a platinum and gold award respectively in the category for butcheries with up to three tills.
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The national honours went to Impala Vleis in Brits (platinum), West End Vleismark in Kimberley (platinum), The Grove SUPERSPAR in Nelspruit (platinum) and Kings Meat Deli in Erasmuskloof (gold).
Other winners were Bona Vleismark in Faerie Glen (gold) and Karaglen SUPERSPAR in Edenglen (gold).
The Cleaver Awards, which were launched in 2005 to raise standards among butcheries, received more than 30 000 nominations from consumers across the country.
From these, 105 finalists were chosen and individually assessed according to a 212-point checklist to choose the winners.


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The floral axis (sometimes referred to as the receptacle) is the area of the flower upon which the reproductive organs and other ancillary organs are attached. It is also the point at the center of a floral diagram. Many flowers in division Angiosperma appear on floral axes. The floral axis can differ in form depending on the type of plant. For example, monocotyledons have a weakly developed floral axis compared to dicotyledons, and will therefore rarely possess a floral disc, which is common among dicotyledons.

Floral diagramming

Floral diagramming is a method used to graphically describe a flower. In the context of floral diagramming, the floral axis represents the center point around which the diagram is oriented. The floral axis can also be referred to as the receptacle in floral diagrams or when describing the structure of the flower. The main or mother axis in floral diagrams is not synonymous with the floral axis, rather it refers to where the stem of the flower is in relation to the diagram. The floral axis is also useful for identifying the type of symmetry that a flower exhibits.

Function
The floral axis serves as the attachment point for organs of the flower, such as the reproductive organs (pistil and stamen) and other organs such as the sepals and carpels. The floral axis acts much like a modified stem and births the organs that are attached to it. The fusion of a plant's organs and the amount of organs that are developed from the floral axis largely depends on the determinateness of the floral axis. The floral axis does perform different functions for different types of plants. For instance, with dicotyledons, the floral axis acts as a nectary, while that is not the case with monocotyledons.  More specialized functions can also be performed by the floral axis. For example, in the plant Hibiscus, the floral axis is able to proliferate and produce fruit, rendering processes like self pollination unnecessary.

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Plant morphology

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It existed in America and was imperatively demanded in Europe.
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Identification of Adropin as a Secreted Factor Linking Dietary Macronutrient Intake with Energy Homeostasis and Lipid Metabolism
K. Ganesh Kumar, Pennington Biomedical Research Center
James L. Trevaskis, Pennington Biomedical Research Center
Daniel D. Lam, University of Cambridge
Gregory M. Sutton, Pennington Biomedical Research Center
Robert A. Koza, Pennington Biomedical Research Center
Vladimir N. Chouljenko, School of Veterinary Medicine
Konstantin G. Kousoulas, School of Veterinary Medicine
Pamela M. Rogers, Pennington Biomedical Research Center
Robert A. Kesterson, The University of Alabama at Birmingham
Marie Thearle, Columbia University Irving Medical Center
Anthony W. Ferrante, Columbia University Irving Medical Center
Randall L. Mynatt, Pennington Biomedical Research Center
Thomas P. Burris, Pennington Biomedical Research Center
Jesse Z. Dong, Biomeasure, Inc.
Heather A. Halem, Biomeasure, Inc.
Michael D. Culler, Biomeasure, Inc.
Lora K. Heisler, University of Cambridge
Jacqueline M. Stephens, Louisiana State University
Andrew A. Butler, Pennington Biomedical Research Center
Obesity and nutrient homeostasis are linked by mechanisms that are not fully elucidated. Here we describe a secreted protein, adropin, encoded by a gene, Energy Homeostasis Associated (Enho), expressed in liver and brain. Liver Enho expression is regulated by nutrition: lean C57BL/6J mice fed high-fat diet (HFD) exhibited a rapid increase, while fasting reduced expression compared to controls. However, liver Enho expression declines with diet-induced obesity (DIO) associated with 3 months of HFD or with genetically induced obesity, suggesting an association with metabolic disorders in the obese state. In DIO mice, transgenic overexpression or systemic adropin treatment attenuated hepatosteatosis and insulin resistance independently of effects on adiposity or food intake. Adropin regulated expression of hepatic lipogenic genes and adipose tissue peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor gamma, a major regulator of lipogenesis. Adropin may therefore be a factor governing glucose and lipid homeostasis, which protects against hepatosteatosis and hyperinsulinemia associated with obesity. © 2008 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Kumar, K., Trevaskis, J., Lam, D., Sutton, G., Koza, R., Chouljenko, V., Kousoulas, K., Rogers, P., Kesterson, R., Thearle, M., Ferrante, A., Mynatt, R., Burris, T., Dong, J., Halem, H., Culler, M., Heisler, L., Stephens, J., & Butler, A. (2008). Identification of Adropin as a Secreted Factor Linking Dietary Macronutrient Intake with Energy Homeostasis and Lipid Metabolism. Cell Metabolism, 8 (6), 468-481. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cmet.2008.10.011


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What better way to feel good, enliven the spirit and the senses, than with a visit to a spa that embraces the basics.
I come from a long line of women who know how to bathe. I'm talking two-hour tubs at a time, so it's no surprise to those who know me that soaking, splashing, and generally taking the waters in any way, shape, or form is what floats my boat.
A quick look through spa's storied timeline reveals that bathing rituals are as old as civilization. The Egyptians practiced water therapies, the Greeks introduced cold-water bathing, the Persians were busy creating steam and mud baths, the Turks followed with lavish baths built during the Ottoman Empire, and in 1326, a curative spring was found in a little town in Belgium. As it turns out, this was the very spring frequented by the Romans before 100 AD and named "Sulsu Par Aqua." Hence the name of the little town: Spa.
All ancient cultures recognized and paid homage to these basic elements—water, earth, and fire—and spas are where those elements have always come together for healing, for relaxation, for rejuvenation.
The really good news is that we now get to experience all of it in a blending of the best traditions. I have spent a lifetime literally soaking it all up—pure waters, steam, mud—basic elements that enhance wellbeing. Here's a quick list of places where these elements reign and that should be on your (water) bucket list.
Water and earth make mud, and mud—via body wraps, masks, and packs—has been applied to the body for eons. The ancient Roman physician Galen wrote about mud treatments for arthritis and rheumatism. A good mud wrap, one of my all-time favorite spa treatments, can work wonders, as it has exfoliating, detoxifying, and firming properties, among others.
For thousands of years, people have flocked to the Dead Sea, famous for its curative mud and waters. This landlocked salt lake between Israel and Jordan, is one of the saltiest bodies of water in the world. It can actually be called one of the worlds' first health resorts, thanks to Herod the Great, who used it as such. My husband, who had hurt his knee climbing the nearby fortress of Masada, was cured in a 45-minute mud wrap, much to his amazement. This area is also a major supplier of salts and minerals for a variety of personal-care products.
One of my favorite places to meander in the mud is the volcanic island of Ischia, about 20 miles from Naples. It has long been revered for its fantastic volcanic mud and terrific hot springs. One of the island's nicest hotels is the L'Auberge Della Regina Isabella (reginaisabella.com) where mud is made right on property and used in its authentic spa treatments. The historic Omni Homestead Resort & Spa in West Virginia, has been drawing distinguished visitors for centuries. On the menu today is the Mineral Spring Mud Wrap that uses local mud from the hot springs here. After your body is exfoliated, your covered in warm mud and wrapped for about 20 minutes so that your body can absorb the beneficial properties. After showering, your skin is noticeably softer and super hydrated (thehomestead.com).
Native people everywhere had their sacred sweat lodge. They were used for many purposes from religious to spiritual to purification and ritual. The Mayans had their temezcal, the Russians their banya, the Finnish their sauna, the Turkish their hamam. These are all basically steam or sauna rooms. At their very core is water and fire.
The Turkish hamam is an ode to the steam bath. A beautiful, often ethereal space with ornate mosaics, octagonal pools, domes, and fountains, this is where one would come to socialize while being scrubbed with a special black soap, bathed, and massaged. The classic hamam is made up of three interconnected rooms of varying heat. The hottest room is home to a large marble slab that's situated in the center and referred to as the "belly stone." This is where one lies, relaxing and soaking up the steam, and where one is thoroughly scrubbed.
If you're longing for renewal, for energizing the body and mind, why not immerse yourself in the elements and enhance your wellbeing.


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Ajinkya Rahane Slams 11th Century In Ranchi Test Against South Africa
Ajinkya Rahane slammed his 11th Test century and his third against South Africa as his partnership with Rohit Sharma went past 200.
New Delhi, News Nation Bureau | Updated : 20 October 2019, 10:28 AM
Ajinkya Rahane slammed his 11th Test century and shared a partnership in excess of 200 with Rohit Sharma in the Ranchi Test. (Photo Credit : PTI )
Ajinkya Rahane notched up his 11th century and his third against South Africa as India continued to pile on the agony against South Africa on day two of the third Test at the JSCA stadium in Ranchi. Rahane shared a partnership in excess of 200 with Rohit Sharma, who had notched up his sixth century on day 1 and the third of this series. The partnership by the Mumbai duo and the aggression showed by both players have turned the tables after South Africa had managed to take three early wickets on day 1.
Rahane arrived at the crease when Virat Kohli was dismissed by Anrich Nortje for 12. The right-hander started off aggressively and looked in great touch right from the beginning. In the second session, Rahane was on an aggressive spree as he smashed six boundaries in a couple of overs to catch-up with Rohit. Rahane notched up his fifty and he signalled his intent to dominate as he smashed Dane Piedt for a six straight down the ground. Rahane was unbeaten on 83 when bad light forced an early end on day 1.
On day two, Rahane continued to be aggressive and he got going with a drive on the up from Nortje to the deep extra cover fence. The Mumbai player dealt primarily in boundaries and he entered the nineties with two boundaries off Rabada and Lungi Ngidi. Rahane notched up his century when he tapped Nortje to point for a quick single and he raised his arms in jubilation.
Rahane had struggled for a couple of years in 2017 and 2018 as he struggled to conver starts into big scores. However, in the series against West Indies, Rahane ended his two-year drought by smashing a century in the first Test at Antigua and this was his first ton since his knock against Sri Lanka at the SSC in 2017. Following on the heels of a superb series in the West Indies, Rahane looked in fine touch in Vizag and Pune but once again threw away a good start.
Also Read | Rohit Sharma Ton Continues India's Dominance As Bad Light Ends Play Early In Ranchi
Rahane is one of the six Indian players to have hit a century in both innings of a Test and he achieved it during the Delhi Test against South Africa in 2015. India had won the previous four-match series 3-0 and they will be gunning for a whitewash in 2019.
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Honoring the Life of the Mind: Twelve Seniors Inducted Into Cum Laude Society
On April 21, Roxbury Latin celebrated in Hall the 12 members of Class I whose efforts and accomplishments have earned them membership in the Cum Laude Society. Each spring, the all-school Cum Laude ceremony honors the life of the mind—affirming that at the heart of a good school is scholarly engagement.
"This special event is intended principally to do two things," began Headmaster Kerry Brennan. "The first is to recognize the most distinguished scholars of the First Class. In their efforts and in their accomplishments, they have put to good use the gifts they have been given… The second purpose of this annual ceremony is in many ways the more consequential, for it involves everyone else in this room. In honoring these 12 boys, we are honoring the life of the mind; we are honoring trying hard and doing well; we are affirming that at the heart of a good school is scholarly engagement. I admonish you to take to heart the example of the inductees… All of you boys have the capacity to strive, to grow, to change, and to know the satisfaction of ideas unearthed and potential realized."
The school was honored to welcome Dr. Cathy Hall, Head of School at Noble and Greenough—RL's friendly rival and neighboring independent school—to deliver the induction address.
"Those of us who lead schools lose a lot of sleep these days," said Dr. Hall. "As we worry about the many challenges that surround our students and our faculty, we are also—as educators—inherent optimists, always seeking out the silver lining and the great hope around the corner. Our great hope, of course, lies in you… While there has never been a more challenging time to be an educator, I believe the same is true about being an adolescent. Your world as teenagers is threaded with complexities and challenges I never envisioned when I was your age. You are surrounded by a climate riddled with hateful accusations and woefully lacking anyone seeking to give one another the benefit of the doubt. Your news feeds highlight people who simply shout louder when they disagree, where anonymous and angry attacks through social media are the norm and kindness from strangers is harder and harder to find. It is increasingly difficult to have a shared belief in what the truth actually is, as facts that felt non-negotiable a decade ago are now politicized and confused. As teenagers, you also see all around you the cost of mistakes, even unintentional small mistakes, in society's eagerness to label, malign, and marginalize one another. With that less than upbeat backdrop, it is easy to feel helpless to make a difference. The forces that have created this toxic climate extend so far beyond our reach, right?
"This is when my inherent optimism kicks in, when I look to our students—to my Nobles students and to each of you—with great hope, but also with great need. When you head forth from Roxbury Latin as graduates, whether that is later this spring or in five years, it will come at a time when the world needs your leadership and service, your kindness and compassion, like never before. Now, more than ever, when you live out the missions of our schools, you will be making an impactful difference in the lives of others and the world around you." Dr. Hall went on to implore students to do five things along their journey: find their unique voice; listen well; disagree respectfully; be honest and kind; and take care of themselves, mentally and emotionally, as well as physically.
"You are surrounded by a world that is simultaneously hurting, healing, and hopeful—a world still reeling from the pain wrought by the pandemic and our reckoning with systemic injustices, one that is increasingly fractured and fighting. It is also a world that is lifting its head up optimistically as you step forward to lead and to serve, filled with so much light and hope for what your future will bring."
With lively renditions of Gaudeamus Igitur and The Founder's Song as bookends to the celebration, Mr. Josh Cervas, president of RL's Cum Laude chapter, provided a history of the organization before he awarded the twelve inductees their certificates: "By formally recollecting our origins each year, we also reaffirm our commitment to the Society's original and abiding motto—three Greek words inspired by the three letters of the old Alpha Delta Tau name: Alpha stands for Areté (Excellence), Delta for Diké (Justice), and Tau for Timé (Honor). These three words, with deep roots in our past and far reaching implications for our future, raise qualities of mind and character which, ideally, each member of the Society will espouse as his own values and strive to instill in others throughout his life."
The following seniors were inducted into the Cum Laude Society this year:
Eli Bailit
Vishnu Emani
Liam Finn
Liam Grossman
Frankie Gutierrez
Mark Henshon
Colin Herbert
Josh Krakauer
Kayden Miller
Theo Teng
Alex Yin


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Q: MySQL varchar(2000) vs text? I need to store on average a paragraph of text, which would be about ~800 characters in the database. In some rare cases it may go up to 2000-2500~ characters. I've read the manual and I know there are many of these questions already, but I've read over 10+ questions on stackoverflow and I still find it a bit hard to figure out whether I should simply use text or something like varchar(2000). Half seem to say use varchar, while the other half say text. Some people say always use text if you have more than 255 characters (yea, this was after 5.0.3 which allowed varchar up to 65k). But then I thought to myself if I were to use text everytime the characters were over 255, then why did mysql bother increasing the size at all if that was always the best option?
They both have a variable size in storage I've read, so would there be no difference in my situation? I was personally leaning towards varchar(2000) then I read that varchar stores the data inline while text doesn't. Does this mean that if I constantly select this column, storing the data as varchar would be better, and conversely if I rarely select this column then using text would be better? If that is true, I think I would now choose the text column as I won't be selecting this column many of the times I run a query on the table. If it matters, this table is also frequently joined to as well (but won't be selecting the column), would that also further the benefit of using text?
Are my assumptions correct that I should go with text in this case?

A: When a table has TEXT or BLOB columns, the table can't be stored in memory. This means every query (which doesn't hit cache) has to access the file system - which is orders of magnitude slower than the memory.
Therefore you should store this TEXT column in a seperate table which is only accessed when you actually need it. This way the original table can be stored in memory and will be much faster.
Think of it as separating the data into one "memory table" and one "file table". The reason for doing this is to avoid accessing of the filesystem except when neccessary (i.e. only when you need the text).
You don't earn anything by storing the text in multiple tables. You still have to access the file system.

Sorry what I meant was for example, a forum script, in the posts table they might be >storing 20 columns of post data, they also store the actual post as a text field in the >same table. So that post column should be separated out?

Yes.

It seems weird to have a table called post, but the actual post isn't stored there, maybe >in another table called "actual_post" not sure lol.

You can try (posts, post_text) or (post_details, posts) or something like that.

I have a tags table that has just three fields, tag_id, tag, and description. So that >description column should also be separated out? So I need a tags table and a >tags_description table just to store 3 columns?

If the description is a TEXT column and you run queries against this table that doesn't need the description it would certainly be preferable.

A: I think you summarized it well.  Another thing you could consider is just moving the "text" to another table... and join back to the master record.  That way every time you are actually using the master table, that extra data of where the "text" is isn't even taking up space in the master record.  When you need it you can join to that table.  This way you can store it as a varchar just in case you want to do something like " where text like... "

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Last but not least, search for their profile by looking them from your different account. If you do not have any kind of, create a new one or utilize your friend account. See to it that it has couple of mutual friends with the individual. If you could access their profile, this implies that the individual is energetic and most likely, he has obstructed or unfriended you.
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To recognize the actual truth, see that same web link from various account, especially from one which has mutual friends. Likewise, try to visit it while logged out. If you can discover their account, there is a high possibility that they've blocked you.
Currently once again run the above experiment as well as locate whether you could access their profile or not.
4. Ask mutual friends: You could ask your mutual friends for this concern. Simply leave a message for them asking whether the person is energetic on their account or not and when did it come online last time. You could likewise ask your friends straight face to face whether the person is making use of Facebook or not. Or it is just you who obtained unfriended? This will surely offer you best solution.
There are great deals of third-party applications and also internet sites available for both smartphones and also Computer which could help you to discover who has unfriended you on Facebook conveniently. You simply should give an app permission to utilize such devices. But I discovered Who Unfriended Me to be the most popular for Android as well as iOS. You can download it from Google Play Store or directly see their internet site (search on Google).
Regrettably, you cannot locate old data using these devices. Just after installing them, they will track your friend list and also allow you know who has unfriended you time to time. After establishing the account, you simply need to await some time.
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I took my kids to see on Sunday to see "Everyone's Hero." We all enjoyed the movie. We actually wanted to see "Open Season" but when we were standing in line to purchase tickets, we were told that it was sold out. So, I quickly scanned the board to see what was available and we settled on this movie. It wasn't showing for another 25 minutes, so we had plenty of time to get some popcorn and good seats.


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M&B: Napoleonic Wars devs announce their Civil War opus Battle Cry of Freedom
You might remember developers Flying Squirrel from their work on the multiplayer Mount & Blade expansion Napoleonic Wars , but one look at their first standalone project, the brilliantly ambitious Battle Cry of Freedom , and that short sulky Frenchman will be forever banished from your mind. Like Assassin's Creed 3, it's set during the American Civil War, but not the American Civil War as imagined by a grumpy bartender lying in a sci-fi sunbed. Read on for details, including mention of the 500-player(!) battles.
Here it is: whoa, there's going to be 500-player battles. Actually, there's a '+' in there too, so the game may be capable of supporting even more. Other things we can expect: historically accurate maps, uniforms and weapons, a "completely destructible environment", 3D voice chat, 5X5 km big maps and, perhaps best of all, "special musician units with drums, fifes, fiddles or trumpets, able to play historically accurate tunes." It appears as if combat will be largely similar to that seen in Mount & Blade, but with a bigger focus on muskets, obviously.
Flying Squirrel are taking donations on their homepage via their own form of Kickstarter, and at the time of writing they've raised just over a grand of their surprisingly low 60,000 Euros goal. 20 Euros is the minimum donation needed to bag a digital copy on release (plus early beta access), though if you have a spare million, the developers promise to "personally fly over to you and host the most awesome party you have ever had in your life". Hey now - I've been to a roller disco. I'm not sure anything will ever compete with that.
Mount & Blade Warband: Napoleonic Wars


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Q: Regular Expressions - preg or substr? I have several values(strings mostly) which I want to process and I was wondering which way is the best to use in my case.
What I will have will be a foreach loop in which I want to have a check and insert into the database edited values.
Structure example:
foreach($values as $value)
{
    //string check is going to be here
    // .....

    //insert the data into the database
    $sql = "INSERT INTO results VALUES ('', 'xx', 'xx', 'xx', 'xx')";
    $result = mysql_query($sql);
}

Example of values I might get:

*

*value, value

*Somewhere in the universe

*3.532523, -55.523525

*value - value

What I want to do is not accept (actually change their value to 'Not given')

a) numbers
b) strings longer than 10 characters
c) no spaces between the words
d) if there is a , or - only keep the first part of the string before these

A string check which I am testing for example is if I have a value like this
=> string, string
I only want to keep the first part, which is done by

$str = value, value $str = substr($str, 0, stripos($str, ','));

With which technique I will be able to do all these checks better? (preg_match & replace  or substr & stipos)

A: This regex may match what you want to keep, but will allow numbers and _:
/^\w{,10}/

Fix numbers allowed with a negative lookahead and avoids _:
/^(?=\d{,9}[a-zA-Z])[a-zA-Z]{,10}/

If digits are not allowed at all:
/^[a-zA-Z]{,10}/


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Watching author Dave Burgess video conference into a session last weekend was a surreal experience.
Someone was telling me about listening to old Metallica albums. One thing that I always found fun was that they would have songs that opened very peacefully and then the metal would kick in.
Steve and I had the opportunity to share at Tomorrow's Classrooms Today 2016 at Rider University this past weekend. Put on buy the founders of #satchat, it was a terrific gathering of teachers and leaders. Steve and I presented some of the ideas from the book. Here are some of the slides we used (not all of them, and not in any particular sequence or order).
Today I played around with the 60 FPS setting in Explain Everything and on my iPhone. It's really amazing that this can be done with an iPad or iPhone. You can really see the high framerate when I shrink the word 'Hello' and also on the embedded video on the second slide. Apologies for the noise - I was banging my iPad with an Apple Pencil (normally I wear a headset so the microphone doesn't pick up my very deliberate gestures).
Over the weekend I got to hear Will Richardson speak for probably the 3rd or 4th time in the last several years. I especially appreciated his focus on individual and organizational beliefs as it is something I have been researching/exploring/speaking about more and more in my own work. Here are my notes from his talk.
The barista at my favorite coffee spot in NYC made an elephant in my cappuccino this morning.
Mostly made on an iPad with one real guitar recorded, it follows a similar pattern to something I put together a few months ago.
Steve sent me an early paper draft of some musings as we were preparing to write Blending Leadership.
With the new Draw Fill option in Explain Everything, it is possible to construct irregular polygons with more-or-less straight edges simply by drawing dots or points at each intended vertex.


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A new initiative that encourages patients' whānau and friends to assist in their hospital care is thriving at MidCentral DHB, with seven wards running the programme.
Mahi Tahi - Better Together was introduced at Palmerston North Hospital's Ward 26 late 2018 as a pilot designed to offer a people-centred, whanau-inclusive approach that acknowledges the important role loved ones play in a person's healthcare journey.
Whānau or friends are able to become a Kaimanaaki (Partner in Care), which enables them to play a prominent role in the care of their loved one while they are in hospital.
Kaimanaaki partner with hospital staff and undertake any tasks they wish to help with, including dressing, assisting with eating, providing company and helping their loved one go for walks. They can visit at any time and stay overnight if required. Mahi Tahi started in the medical ward 26 and surgical ward 29, and is now in oncology ward 23, orthopaedics ward 24, surgical ward 27, OPAL and MAPU, and will soon be in the Star 1 and Star 2 wards.
MidCentral DHB Associate Director of Nursing, Acute and Elective Specialist Services, Jan Dewar, said Mahi Tahi had drawn positive feedback from staff, patients and whānau.
Ms Dewar said Mahi Tahi was one aspect of putting the theme of partnership into action, which was a key aspect of the DHB's strategy.
"The Mahi Tahi programme further enables and encourages staff to include whānau as partners and members of the patient care team. For patients who may be confused or disorientated, the ability to have whānau or familiar faces involved in the care provides comfort and support to people while they are in hospital and helps greatly with the transition out of hospital."
MidCentral DHB Pae Ora Paiaka Whaiora Māori Operations Executive Wayne Blissett said the development of Mahi Tahi had supported a whānau-inclusive approach to caring and participating in a loved one's health journey.
"For Pae Ora Paiaka Whaiora it has provided the opportunity to embrace Māori values of manaaki, aroha and whānau into the hospital as values that resonate with many families and loved ones, not just Māori," he said.
"Being able to share the strengths of our culture with everyone signals a new commitment to supporting whānau and families to be active contributors in their loved one's health journey. We know many families and whānau want to be with their loved one during inpatient stays and Mahi Tahi provides a structured and supportive framework for families and whānau to participate at a level with which they are comfortable and confident with.
"The beautiful thing about Mahi Tahi is that the whānau can decide to what level they want to participate in the care. If whānau aren't able or don't want to participate, that's good, too. What's most important is that whānau and families have choice."
For Kaimanaaki Felicity Yates, who took part in her 88-year-old mother Maud Hammond-Yates' care while in hospital, the experience was empowering and life-changing.
Ms Hammond-Yates suffers from dementia and Ms Yates is her full-time carer at home.
"I think Mahi Tahi meant a great deal to my mum as it meant I could be there for such long hours over the day," Ms Yates said. "It seems to me to be a very good initiative to keep that continuity in her life rather than for her to be just "visited" by me or my sister."
The positive experience was reflected in her mother's cheerful mood and ability to build relationships with medical staff, and Ms Yates has learned some better coping strategies for at-home care.
"I feel more safe in my caring role at home, by being on the ward and doing the practical care with the experts and by observing what they did, I've learnt so much about what to do.
"The issue of her not sleeping was really the absolute worst challenge we had in caring for her at home, and I think we were heading for the whole thing falling apart before we were admitted to hospital. This is where Mahi Tahi was so amazing – it meant that I could learn from the nurses and assistants and all that experience they have, and I so, so appreciated how generously everyone shared what they knew and their tips for managing her.
Implementing Mahi Tahi had been made easier due to generous donations from Noel Leeming, including a new fridge and microwave for Ward 26, and from the Milson Rotary Club, which gifted money to buy extra laziboy chairs for the programme.
For more information about Mahi Tahi, go to http://www.midcentraldhb.govt.nz/PatientsandVisitors/GeneralInformation/Pages/Mahi-Tahi.aspx


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You Pull Like A Magnet: An Interview with Written by Wolves
New Zealand's largest theme park, Rainbow's End, is a multitude of classic and not-so-classic attractions. From the Coca-Cola Corkscrew Roller Coaster to AA Driver's Town and Kidz Kingdom, the park holds a special place in the hearts of many - including the members of Written By Wolves.
The Auckland-based band had their first gig at Rainbow's End, and although it's generally considered "pretty lame", that first show taught them something that they knew would carry with them for the rest of their careers.
"We learnt from this show that no matter how cool the stage production is, playing in front of a hand-painted rainbow mural was probably not the best fit for our band," Mikey Murphy said.
Murphy, along with Davie Wong and Bahador Borhani, were longtime friends and part of a band called Shotgun Alley. Karl Woodhams joined the band not long before its dismemberment, but their bond as a foursome stayed in tact. After a year of not playing together, they were itching to make music again.
"We sat down and had this amazing conversation about the sound we wanted to create and how ambitious we wanted the project to be and were all hooked from there," Murphy said.
They started Written By Wolves at a time in the Auckland music scene where rock bands were beginning to make a resurgence. As all of these bands emerged from the shadows, they knew it was a movement that they wanted to be a part of.
A year or so into the band's existence, they were looking to add a fifth member to accentuate the electronic and percussive side to their live sound. When meeting Oli Lyons through mutual friends, they asked him to join without having even seen him play.
"We are super lucky he doesn't suck," Murphy jokes.
Their latest EP, Prologue, was created to set up the next chapter for the band. It's meant to take the listener by surprise with each track and as a whole be something that the listener didn't quite see coming.
"Prologue is the beginning of the story that we as a band have been planning for the last three years," Murphy said. "It is a signal of intent for what is to come and a snapshot of where we are at as a band right now."
Rainbow's End may be a cheesy amusement park filled with the sounds of laughter and entertainment, but on that one day that it was filled with the sounds of Written By Wolves, it was the beginning of their best chapter yet.


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Q: Could not install package 'Microsoft.Owin.Security 2.0.1' Could not install package 'Microsoft.Owin.Security 2.0.1'. You are trying to install this package into a project that targets '.NETFramework,Version=v4.0', but the package does not contain any assembly references or content files that are compatible with that framework. For more information, contact the package author.
what i should i have to now...?
thanks in advance..

A: This means they created a nuget package that only contains assemblies targeted at other framework versions, for example Framework 4.5
If your project needs to stay on Framework 4.0 you can try to use a previous version of the package by using the nuget package manager console and issue the following command:
Install-Package Microsoft.Owin.Security -Version X.X.X

Where X.X.X is a previous version number.
You can find the version history here :
http://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.Owin.Security

Or you can use Visual Studio 2012/2013 and create a project that targets Framework 4.5, then you will not get this error.


Sequence means an opportunity to take on a new challenge in my professional development. It is an opportunity to learn a different way of working.
Sequence is a large project for young men and women in El Salvador.
To me, Sequence is a very interesting place to work because it satisfies my teammates and myself in every way.
Sequence means self discovery, a window to the future.
To me, Sequence means employment opportunities for young men and women who wish to join the company and avoid being on the streets.
Sequence means family and opportunity.
Sequence is my job that I love!
Sequence is an opportunity to get ahead for many young men and women in our municipality.
Sequence is a source of distraction to get us away from negative influences, and at the same time a means of financial income.


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Q: Computing the distance matrix from an adjacency matrix in python Write a code that produces the distance matrix from a graph (graph theory), the code should use the adjacency matrix and cannot use any functions from NetworkX module, apart from networkx.adjacency_matrix().
I understand the process of how the distance matrix works. My theory of how the adjacency matrix is involved is that it takes an element that connects two nodes and adds the distance up. For example, lets say i have nodes A, B and C. A is connected to B, and B is connected to C. The distance between two connected nodes is 1. So the distance from A to C would be 2.
My only problem is how i can implement this into a code so that it creates a distance matrix for any given graph.
Thank you for any help, sorry if my explanation is unclear, please let me know if you would like me to clarify anything.

A: Check if the below code helps.
#G is a networkX graph.
def get_actual_distance_between_two_nodes(G, i, j):
    pos=nx.spring_layout(G, seed=random_seed)
    sp = nx.shortest_path(G, i, j)
    edges_set = [[sp[i], sp[i+1]] for i in range(len(sp)-1)]

    distance_list = []
    for edge in edges_set:
        start_node = edge[0]
        end_node = edge[1]

        x1 = pos[start_node][0]
        y1 = pos[start_node][1]
        x2 = pos[end_node][0]
        y2 = pos[end_node][1]

        distance = math.dist([x1,y1], [x2,y2])
        distance_list.append(distance)

    return (sum(distance_list))

def nodes_connected(G, u, v):
    return u in G.neighbors(v)

def create_distance_matrix(G, nodes_list):
    distance_matrix_custom = []
    for i in range(len(nodes_list)):
        current_node = nodes_list[i]
        #print("Current Node: --->", current_node)
        list_of_distance = []
        for j in range(len(nodes_list)):
            target_node = nodes_list[j]
            #print("Target Node: --->", target_node)

            if(current_node == target_node):
                actual_distance = 0
            elif(G.has_edge(current_node, target_node)):
                actual_distance = get_actual_distance_between_two_nodes(G, current_node, target_node)
            else:
                #actual_distance = float('inf')
                actual_distance = 10000000000
            list_of_distance.append(actual_distance)
        distance_matrix_custom.append(list_of_distance)

    return distance_matrix_custom

distance_matrix_custom = create_distance_matrix(G, nodes_list)


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Each One of Us is a Snowflake, Blade of Grass, Etc.
I can't help but be absolutely obsessed with the texts on conversion lately. I'm working conversion into both of my papers for both of my classes that require papers. I never wanted to be that academic, who is a convert and throws herself into conversion study. It just isn't in my nature to do that. But as time has gone on, and I've realized how little is known about conversion by the Orthodox community (outside of the rabbis, that is), I've realized that maybe, just maybe, this could be a small calling. It wasn't uncommon when I was in Reform synagogues for half the congregation to be converts, but this is less likely in Orthodox communities, with more of the members being ba'alei teshuvah than converts.
When I was once-upon-a-time a member of a conversion group blog, there was a lot of debate over what makes a "Jew by choice" just that. We had many members of our blogging community who were born Jews, but considered themselves to have "chosen" Judaism instead of going a secular or uninvolved route as far as their Judaism. I never took offense to this understanding -- after all, I think all Jews should "choose" Judaism. But what it comes down to, and what the rabbis made very clear in their lengthy writings on the convert and how to approach the convert is that there *is* a difference between the born Jew and the righteous convert. The rabbis were always clear that there should be no distinctions -- once a convert converts, it is as if they were Jews their whole life (and in truth, the convert is born with a Jewish neshama!). But in truth, their responsibilities in the community are different, their histories are different, their lifestyles are different, and ultimately how they effect change in the future and past of the Jews is very different. One can't ignore the differences; it's ignorant and harmful to do so, I think. (Just as much as it is difficult and harmful to ignore politics while pursuing the conversion process in the U.S.!)
Here is just one case where I see this. Feel free to discuss in the comments whether you agree with my opinion!
Numbers Rabbah 8:2 (From MyJewishLearning.com)
The midrash immediately explains that God's love for converts is a response to the love expressed by the converts themselves:
"'The Lord loves the righteous; the Lord protects converts' (Psalms 146:8). The Holy Blessed One said, 'I love those who love Me.' This is as it says, 'I honor those that honor Me' (I Sam 2:30). 'They love Me and so I also love them.'"
"Why does the Holy Blessed One love the righteous? Because they have neither inheritance nor family. Priests and Levites have an ancestral house, as it says 'House of Aaron, praise the Lord. House of Levi, praise the Lord' (Psalms 146:19). If someone wants to be a kohen (priest) or a Levite, one cannot because one's father was not. But if someone wants to be righteous, even a non-Jew can, since that is not dependent on ancestry."
The midrash continues with a parable about a stag that attaches itself to the king's flock. Daily, the king instructs his shepherds to take care of the stag, and they ask the king why he cares so much about this one animal.
"The king responded, 'The other animals have no choice; whether they want or not, it is their nature to graze in the field all day and to come in to sleep in the fold. Stags, however, sleep in the wilderness. It is not in their nature to come into places inhabited by man. Is it not to a sign of this one's merit that he has left behind the whole of the wilderness to stay in our courtyard?' In like manner, ought we not to be grateful to the proselyte who has left behind his family and his relatives, his nation and all the other nations of the world, and has chosen to come to us?"
This parable responds to the unvoiced question/critique of the native Israelite: "Why does the Torah provide all of these protections for the convert? Does God care more about them than about me?" The midrash responds, "Consider what the convert has given up."
This section of the midrash concludes:
"Accordingly, God has provided the convert with special protection, warning Israel to be very careful not to do any harm to converts, and indeed, it says, 'Love the convert' (Deuteronomy 10:19)… Thus God made clear safeguards so that converts might not return to their former ways [which God fears they might do if native Israelites treat them poorly]."
Although some tannaitic midrashim voiced suspicions that the convert might fall back or that the convert might not entirely abandon his past beliefs, this later text places responsibility for backsliding converts squarely upon the native Israelites who disregard the protections that God put in place.
I think it's interesting that it is the responsibility of the born-Jewish community to maintain the derekh for the convert. Why? As a convert, you have to have the real oomph to put yourself through the process, a true and devoted passion for being Jewish and doing Judaism. Why should the community be expected to hold you up? Why should the community be the ultimate downfall for the convert? Is this offering a clear difference between the born and the converted Jew? You see, this is set up as such because in Judaism, community is essential!
Labels: Ba'al Teshuvah, Conversion, Jewish, Judaism, midrash, Orthodox
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The Beatles, Part 2: The Suite Sound of Abbey Road (Side 2)
Editor's note: This is the second in a three-part series about the Beatles and their influence on pop music. In part one, the Beatles perfected the concept album. Today, they get trippy.
As the Beatles' music became more complex, it also became less accessible – but remained wildly popular. Incomprehensible, but popular might be a better way of putting it. Alas, neither "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" or "Magical Mystery Tour" have held up well.
The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
The Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour (remastered)
With "The Beatles" (a/k/a "The White Album") they came back down to earth a bit… until "Abbey Road."
Now I don't know about you, but "Abbey Road" has to be high on my Top 10 list, just above "An Evening Wasted With Tom Lehrer" ("Poisoning Pigeons In The Park" itself makes a completely different Top 10 list).
Abbey Road contains the concept referred to as "Side 2." Two of the songs in the suite, "Because" and "Here Comes the Sun" stand-alone. However, "You Never Give Me Your Money," "Sun King," "Mean Mr. Mustard," "She Came In Through The Bathroom Window," and "The End" can no more be separated into their component parts as I could be from a hash pipe in 1969.
The Beatles - Abbey Road Side B
Now there is no denying that it's a complex piece of music, with many, many overdubs and other technical things I don't understand. It's also a given that generally, bands — even Beatles tribute bands, of which there are many — tend to leave it alone. That is, until 2010.
Next: A group of musicians revisit Abbey Road.
The Beatles, Day 1
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A few of the more popular childrens playhouse plans. Every boy or girl would love to have a place to call their own. It allows for them to act out the functions that they see their parents performing every day. Children are allowed to pretend and play out their fantasies and their dreams for the future when they have access to a playhouse. You can make your child's wildest dreams come true. When your child has a playhouse you will find that it is difficult to get them back home because they want to spend all of their time pretending and imagining.
This project includes design features: Columned Front Porch, Decorative Window Cut Outs with Shutters (no glass). The blueprint plans include: Rafter Cutting Templates, Door Construction Details, 3-D Cut-Away Drawings, Floor, Wall, and Roof Framing Plans.
Let the imagination of your children soar with their very own playhouse. This project includes operable shutters, a Dutch door with decorative window grids (no glass). The plans include: Floor, Wall and Roof Framing Plans, 3-D Cut-Away Drawings, Dutch Door Construction, Rafter Cutting Template. Project measures 8 feet x 5 feet 6 inches.
This playhouse has a certain fairy tale charm with its ornate balcony, shutters and flower boxes. Even the most restless group of children will spend many hours playing in their own little house. Construction will go quickly since very little framing is required. Full-size patterns are provided for all the curved trim pieces.
Even if you do not make your children or grandchildren anything else this year, surprise them with this winner of a project. We guarantee that they will spend hundreds of hours in it and cherish every minute. They will think you are pretty special, too. Measures 61-1/2 inches long, 48 inches wide, 58-3/4 inches tall.
When the kids outgrow this playhouse, it can be used as a storage shed.
Comprehensive building instructions include a web address for videos and visual aids for the successful completion of this project.
A unique playhouse in the shape of a fort that will provide hours of fun for kids young and old! This detailed plan-set with step-by-step instructions is in both metric (mm) and imperial (inch) dimensions. The design includes a trap door entry, a climbing wall, a swing, and there is also a slide installation guide. The complete frame is fixed together with bolts, so as well as being very strong, the fort can also be dismantled.


Two chillers were added to serve Forest Quadrangle with the capability of supplying chilled water to the central campus chilled-water loop. High-voltage electrical service was upgraded to provide adequate service to run the new chillers, towers, and pumps. New four-pipe, fan-coil units were installed in each student room. Additional work included new cooling towers, piping, and asbestos removal in student rooms.


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Former digital strategist at The Guardian and The New York Times
Aron Pilhofer is the James B. Steele Chair in Journalism Innovation at Temple University. In addition to teaching, his work is focused on new business models, digital transformation and innovation in news. Before joining Temple, Pilhofer was Executive Editor, Digital, and interim Chief Digital Officer at the Guardian in London. There, he led the Guardian's 200-person product and technology teams as well as heading visual journalism -- including pictures, graphics, interactive and data journalism.
Prior to joining the Guardian, Aron was Associate Managing Editor for Digital Strategy and editor of Interactive News at The New York Times. He was responsible for helping develop and execute the newsroom's approach to technology, new product, analytics, interactives and social media. Outside the newsroom, Aron worked closely with the business side, helping lead development of new paid products and representing the newsroom's interests in the areas of product and technology.
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Baltimore's Tyler Huntley Someone Steelers 'Have To Watch Out For,' Alex Highsmith Says
By Josh Carney
After preparing earlier in December of the dynamic Lamar Jackson when facing off against the Baltimore Ravens, the Pittsburgh Steelers' defense will have to prepare for a new face in backup quarterback Tyler Huntley.
Ravens' head coach John Harbaugh made it official Friday morning that Huntley — who has started three of the last five games for the Ravens in place of the injured Jackson — will be the starter on Sunday inside M&T Bank Stadium in the season finale against a tough Steeler defense.
Though it's certainly a large change from the Steelers' perspective after having faced off against Jackson 10 times since he took over as the starter in 2018, Huntley still offers a similar style to the 2019 NFL MVP with his legs and strong arm.
Second-year outside linebacker Alex Highsmith spoke at great length about the Ravens' young backup quarterback Friday during his weekly media availability, stating that the Steelers will have to watch out for the former Utah star, who shockingly went undrafted in the 2020 NFL Draft. In six games this season, Huntley has thrown for 940 yards, six touchdowns and three interceptions, adding another 222 rushing yards and three touchdowns on 35 carries for Baltimore.
.@Ravens Huntley to Andrews for +33 and the first player to greet is the QB. PRETTY COOL. Huntley is going to be a starter somewhere in this #NFL #BaldysBreakdowns pic.twitter.com/Mx4GlNIdfN
— Brian Baldinger (@BaldyNFL) January 4, 2022
"Definitely a lot of same stuff," Highsmith said regarding Huntley and what the Steelers have to prepare for, according to video via Steelers.com. "He's definitely a great runner. He's still a guy that we've got to contain in the pocket, someone that we gotta watch out for on QB runs and QB mobility. And so I think we're just kinda going in just really just trying to contain him, 'cause he's a baller. He's playing good in his games so far. And so he's definitely someone we gotta keep contained when we rush the passer and someone we gotta handle in the running game as well."
Huntley has really opened some eyes in recent weeks while under center for the Ravens, giving Baltimore a bit of a boost in the passing game. Though he is no Lamar Jackson, Huntley has kept Baltimore alive — even at the slimmest margins — in the AFC playoff picture, which is a credit not only to his preparation, but the Ravens' coaching staff playing to his strengths as well.
"I think he's shown that he can play in this league, going against teams like the Packers, him winning in that game," Highsmith added. "So I feel like he's a guy who stepped in, made an impact immediately. And so he's someone that we definitely cannot take lightly and we just gotta, like I said, we just gotta after him."
Huntley has truly been the spark the Ravens' offense has needed week-to-week without Jackson, as the run game has seemingly disappeared in recent weeks. The second-year pro has led the charge offensively for Baltimore, making plays through the air with his arm while also adding some playmaking abilities with his legs.
He'll be a tough player to handle on Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium. If the Steelers can maintain rush lane integrity and keep him in the pocket though, Pittsburgh's chances of winning a key football game will skyrocket, because nobody has truly challenged Huntley to stay in the pocket and take shots down the field with his arm to date.
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